(ESTABLISHING SHOT: Middleton Mall)
(Cut to the interior, the foot court. KIM, RON, MONIQUE and JILL sit at a table, eating pizza. KIM has a few bandages on her arm and one of her forehead)
MONIQUE: Are you sure you're okay?
KIM: I'm fine. It must have been first day jitters. Just a little nervous. I'll be fine tomorrow.
MONIQUE: You sure?
KIM: Yeah. I'll be right back, 'kay?
(KIM gets up and leaves)
MONIQUE: So, what do you guys think?
RON: I don't know. Maybe it was just first day jitters.
MONIQUE: Did she have first day jitters when you and her worked at Bueno Nacho?
RON: (Thinks) Come to think of it, she didn't. Then again, she wasn't really into working here. She was just trying to earn money for a jacket.
MONIQUE: Maybe you're right. But, I don't know, it just doesn't seem right. What do you think, Jill? You've been pretty quite.
JILL: Okay. First, let me get the story straight, she had mysterious jabbing pains?
MONIQUE: Yeah.
JILL: They happened for a little while and then stopped?
MONIQUE: Yeah. Any ideas?
JILL: It sounds a lot like voodoo to me.
RON: Voodoo?
MONIQUE: Come on, Jill. What makes you think it was voodoo?
JILL: I did a project on voodoo in seventh grade, so I spent a lot of time studying it; and Kim's symptoms sound a lot like voodoo.
MONIQUE: But, I mean, come on. Who uses voodoo anymore? What's more, who would want to use voodoo on Kim?
RON: Bonnie, maybe?
MONIQUE: Bonnie doesn't hate her that much.
JILL: It's a possibility.
(KIM returns)
KIM: I'm back. What did I miss?
RON: Jill thinks you're the victim of voodoo.
KIM: Voodoo? As in voodoo dolls?
JILL: (Eating a slice, nods)
KIM: Come on. Who uses voodoo?
MONIQUE: That's what I said.
(JILL swallows her food)
JILL: All I'm saying is that it's a possibility.
KIM: Get real, Jill. There is no such thing as voodoo.
JILL: Yes there is.
KIM: Well I don't believe in it.
JILL: Just because you don't believe in something doesn't mean it's not there.
KIM: Look. There is no such thing as voodoo, and, even if there were, nobody would be stupid enough to believe that it would work. I'm just nervous, and that's all there is too it. Now, I have to get back to work.
(KIM walks off. A beat)
KIM: Ow!
(Cut to DRAKKEN and SHEGO, hidden behind some foliage. SHEGO has the KIM doll)
SHEGO: It's like shooting fish in a barrel.
(Cut to the interior, the foot court. KIM, RON, MONIQUE and JILL sit at a table, eating pizza. KIM has a few bandages on her arm and one of her forehead)
MONIQUE: Are you sure you're okay?
KIM: I'm fine. It must have been first day jitters. Just a little nervous. I'll be fine tomorrow.
MONIQUE: You sure?
KIM: Yeah. I'll be right back, 'kay?
(KIM gets up and leaves)
MONIQUE: So, what do you guys think?
RON: I don't know. Maybe it was just first day jitters.
MONIQUE: Did she have first day jitters when you and her worked at Bueno Nacho?
RON: (Thinks) Come to think of it, she didn't. Then again, she wasn't really into working here. She was just trying to earn money for a jacket.
MONIQUE: Maybe you're right. But, I don't know, it just doesn't seem right. What do you think, Jill? You've been pretty quite.
JILL: Okay. First, let me get the story straight, she had mysterious jabbing pains?
MONIQUE: Yeah.
JILL: They happened for a little while and then stopped?
MONIQUE: Yeah. Any ideas?
JILL: It sounds a lot like voodoo to me.
RON: Voodoo?
MONIQUE: Come on, Jill. What makes you think it was voodoo?
JILL: I did a project on voodoo in seventh grade, so I spent a lot of time studying it; and Kim's symptoms sound a lot like voodoo.
MONIQUE: But, I mean, come on. Who uses voodoo anymore? What's more, who would want to use voodoo on Kim?
RON: Bonnie, maybe?
MONIQUE: Bonnie doesn't hate her that much.
JILL: It's a possibility.
(KIM returns)
KIM: I'm back. What did I miss?
RON: Jill thinks you're the victim of voodoo.
KIM: Voodoo? As in voodoo dolls?
JILL: (Eating a slice, nods)
KIM: Come on. Who uses voodoo?
MONIQUE: That's what I said.
(JILL swallows her food)
JILL: All I'm saying is that it's a possibility.
KIM: Get real, Jill. There is no such thing as voodoo.
JILL: Yes there is.
KIM: Well I don't believe in it.
JILL: Just because you don't believe in something doesn't mean it's not there.
KIM: Look. There is no such thing as voodoo, and, even if there were, nobody would be stupid enough to believe that it would work. I'm just nervous, and that's all there is too it. Now, I have to get back to work.
(KIM walks off. A beat)
KIM: Ow!
(Cut to DRAKKEN and SHEGO, hidden behind some foliage. SHEGO has the KIM doll)
SHEGO: It's like shooting fish in a barrel.