THE BLUE LAGOON

WRITTEN BY DOUGLAS DAY STEWART

BASED ON THE NOVEL BY H.D. STACPOOLE

TRANSCRIBED BY KENDRA STEINER

Columbia Pictures

The Blue Lagoon, in Pictures, Part 3, 1980

[[[Richard puts an arm around Emmeline as they drift. The next morning, things from the ship are drifting in the ocean, including the figurehead, part of a Boston newspaper, a barrel, a basket, and a trunk. The trunk bumps into the dinghy, waking up the cook, who ties it to the boat, opens it, and begins to rummage for food.]]]

THE COOK: What’s this?

[[[Richard wakes up, followed shortly by Emmeline. The cook puts a box on the seat next to him. Emmeline wakes up and opens it.]]]

RICHARD: Where’s Father? What’s your name?

THE COOK: Paddy Button, now belay your question, can’t ya see I’m busy? Dammit. No food, no water.

EMMELINE: That’s Chopin. I can play it on the piano.

RICHARD: Mr. Button, can I ask you a question? Are you a pirate?

[[[Paddy looks at him levelly and scoops tobacco into his mouth.]]]

[[[Later that evening, Richard is wearing a top-hat and looking through a stereo-optic viewer at pictures.]]]

EMMELINE: I’m thirsty.

RICHARD: Me too.

[[[Paddy points at the setting sun to distract them.]]]

PADDY: Listen. You’ll hear it hiss when it touches the water. Hear it?

RICHARD: I think so.

EMMELINE: I don’t hear anything.

PADDY: Well listen harder. It must be fairly boilin’ by now.

RICHARD: I hear it! Don’t ya hear in now, Em?

EMMELINE: I think so. Yes, I hear it!

[[[They drift through the day, a night, and another day.


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