3.JIM(remembering)Oh, 3.JIM(remembering)Oh, yeah.VIDEO STEWARDESSThe Excelsior is on final approach.(sensually)For the next two months, you’ll enjoyluxury space travel. Newfriends.ONSCREEN - The ship’s lavish amenities: fine dining, sportsfacilities, shops, all swarming with happy passengers.VIDEO STEWARDESS (CONT’D)Then you’ll start your new life onHomestead II. Back to basics. A freshstart.

Room to grow.ONSCREEN - Publicity shots of Homestead II. Mountains,forests, beaches. Settlements ringed by farmland.VIDEO STEWARDESS (CONT’D)Your wake-up capsules and nutrientjuice will help you recover fromhibernation!Pills rattle into a dish; a glass of pink juice appears. Hetakes his pills and gulps his juice with a grimace.Jim’s backrest eases him onto his feet.

A drawer pops open,revealing a Homestead Company bathrobe and slippers.He puts them on.VIDEO STEWARDESS (CONT’D)Make yourself comfortable in yourcomplimentary robe and slippers.VIDEO STEWARDESS (CONT’D)Your shipcard is your key to thestarship.(flirtatiously)Don’t lose it!The pod produces Jim’s shipcard: a plastic ID card on alanyard. He hangs it around his neck.VIDEO STEWARDESS (CONT’D)Now you’re ready to go to your cabin.Make yourself at home! Enjoy the restof your voyage, Jim!Right.JIM 4.Jim steps out of his pod into the corridor.All the other pods are closed, the people inside asleep.

Alook of concern crosses Jim’s face.VIDEO STEWARDESSJim, your cabin is this way.The screen flips around to face him. The video stewardesspoints down the corridor.VIDEO STEWARDESS (CONT’D)Take Elevator D to deck seven. Yourcabin number is on your shipcard.Thanks.JIMHe shuffles down the corridor in his slippers, rubbing hisface. Having trouble keeping his eyes open.Behind him, his pod closes up.

3.JIM(remembering)Oh, yea 4.Jim steps out of his pod into the corridor.All the other pods are closed, the people inside asleep.

Its screen reads PASSENGERDISCHARGED.ELEVATOR FOYERJim finds a bank of elevators. As he approaches, theindicators blink on. An elevator opens, spilling light.He steps inside, and muzak begins to play.DECK SEVENA corridor lined with doors. A CLEANING ROBOT vacuums.Jim appears. Instantly the corridor lights brighten. Thecleaning robot rolls past Jim.CLEANING ROBOTHello, Passenger.JIM(startled)Hello, robot.Jim follows wall markings to his cabin.

Lets himself in.JIM’S CABINCozy but small. A bed, a desk, an armchair. Download Free Enrique Iglesias 7 Raritan.

No window.A SCREEN lights up. The HomeStead Company theme music plays.An ANNOUNCER speaks.

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