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The 47 Ronin v1.3 (c#1A72A6.fdr - Whoa is (Not)

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87.<br />

OISHI (CONT’D)<br />

Lady Asano’s period of mourning<br />

comes to an end in two days. In<br />

honor of their union, Kira has<br />

ordered the entire realm to pay a<br />

tribute at the Founder’s Temple.<br />

O<strong>is</strong>hi points at the two-story wooden structure in the center<br />

of the rural village. Sohei, or warrior monks, move about<br />

the temple in their d<strong>is</strong>tinctive robes the color of dried<br />

blood.<br />

OISHI (CONT’D)<br />

And Kira himself will be there to<br />

collect the prize.<br />

(beat)<br />

Greed ever dimin<strong>is</strong>hes w<strong>is</strong>dom...<br />

O<strong>is</strong>hi turns back to h<strong>is</strong> men, determined.<br />

OISHI (CONT'D)<br />

And the very impulse that drove him<br />

to betray our lord, <strong>is</strong> the same<br />

weapon we will use against him.<br />

And off O<strong>is</strong>hi’s words, Minoru turns and looks up at the<br />

castle. Stares as if searching for Mika.<br />

Almost as if the two are connected, and he <strong>is</strong> returning her<br />

earlier gaze...<br />

CUT TO:<br />

AN ORNATE PALANQUIN<br />

So massive and gaudy, it can only belong to one man.<br />

Thirty men bear the gar<strong>is</strong>h litter toward the center of town,<br />

escorted by a ring of two hundred heavily-armed soldiers.<br />

When they reach the Temple, Lord Kira steps out in a bombast<br />

of silk and blackened teeth.<br />

As he steps inside, PULL BACK TO REVEAL we are:<br />

EXT. KIRA’S TEMPLE TOWN - THE NEXT MORNING<br />

Abuzz with activity, centering on the Founder’s Temple.<br />

Thousands of merchants, townsfolk and farmers come from all<br />

across the land bearing their wedding tributes in the form of<br />

rice, livestock, textiles or coin.<br />

Soldiers and monks herd everyone into an orderly line that<br />

extends hundreds of yards out of the temple.

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