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START OF ACT #1<br />
EXT. DREAM WORLD - AFTERNOON<br />
We DOLLY out from the fog of a cloud to reveal a large field<br />
that stretches for miles as well as some mountains on the<br />
horizon.<br />
As the last of the clouds dissipate we pan over to reveal a<br />
large settlement in the center of the large field. We<br />
continue to move towards the settlement the closer we get<br />
the more we can see it abandoned and destroyed the camera<br />
descends into the settlement looking at the carnage and ruin<br />
of the town. Narrator begins as we slowly dolly through the<br />
destroyed streets.<br />
NARATOR<br />
Everyone has a dream. Whether they know it or not everyone<br />
wants something. Some want power, land and prestige. Others<br />
want love and happiness. People will do anything to have<br />
their dreams realized, those who chase their dreams are<br />
counted as misguided fools who aren’t content with reality.<br />
I myself succumbed to my own foolish dream of peace. I<br />
thought that that others would respect that simple dream of<br />
peace, but the funny thing about dreams are no one ever<br />
cares about your dreams until they start interfering with<br />
their own. I only wish I had the power to put my dreams into<br />
reality, Alas that power reserved for God, but I have to<br />
wonder if God Dreams himself?<br />
We TILT up to see a hooded robed figure above the town<br />
floating silently face obscured by the cloak.<br />
INT. CLASS ROOM (NORMAL WORLD)- AFTERNOON<br />
It’s a small classroom of with twenty high schools students<br />
in neat rows. The teacher is lecturing about history of the<br />
Indians and the Great Plaines of America. Wendall is seated<br />
in the back of the class room eyes glazed over lost in<br />
thought. The teacher notices him and stop the lesson and<br />
wait for Wendall to notice. When he doesn’t snap out of it<br />
the teacher then calls on Wendall to answer her question.<br />
TEACHER<br />
Wendall will could you please tell<br />
the class the ideology that drove<br />
westward expansion? Or where you to<br />
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