Planning: Script FT

 


**Title: "Sisters of Shadows"** **Script:** --- **INT. OLD, CREAKY HOUSE - NIGHT** *We open to a dark, eerie house with creaking floorboards and flickering lights. JESSICA (early teen) cautiously walks through the hallway, clutching a flashlight.* **JESSICA** *Sophie? Are you here?* *Suddenly, a blood-curdling scream echoes through the house.* **JESSICA** *Sophie!* *Jessica races towards the source of the sound, her heart pounding with fear.* --- **INT. ABANDONED BASEMENT - CONTINUOUS** *Jessica finds her younger sister, SOPHIE (late teens), bound to a chair, tears streaking her face.* **SOPHIE** *Jessica, help me!* *A shadowy figure lurks in the corner.* **JESSICA** *Who are you? What do you want with us?* *The figure steps into the dim light, revealing itself to be an ancient, ghostly presence.* **GHOST** *We've been waiting for you...* **INT. ABANDONED BASEMENT - CONTINUOUS** *Jessica frantically searches for something to cut Sophie free, her hands trembling with fear.* **JESSICA** *Hang on, Sophie, I'll get you out of here!* *Sophie's sobs intensify as the ghostly figure inches closer, its presence sending shivers down their spines.* **SOPHIE** *Hurry, Jess, it's getting closer!* *Jessica finally finds a rusty knife on a nearby shelf and rushes to free Sophie.* --- **INT. OLD, CREAKY HOUSE - NIGHT** *As Jessica struggles to cut through the ropes, the lights flicker ominously, casting eerie shadows on the walls.* **JESSICA** *Almost there...* *Suddenly, the lights go out completely, plunging them into darkness.* **SOPHIE** *Jessica, where are you?* *Jessica's voice trembles as she responds.* **JESSICA** *I'm here, Sophie...* *The sound of the ghost's chilling laughter echoes through the darkness.* --- **INT. ABANDONED BASEMENT - CONTINUOUS** *With a final, desperate effort, Jessica manages to free Sophie. But as they turn to run, they come face to face with the ghostly figure blocking their only exit.* **GHOST** *Leaving so soon?* *Jessica and Sophie freeze in terror, realizing there may be no escape from the sinister force that has trapped them in its grasp.* **Closing Scene:** *As Jessica and Sophie exchange terrified glances, the ghostly figure advances towards them, its haunting laughter echoing throughout the house.* **GHOST** *Welcome to your new home... forever.* **End of Script**
*Fade to black.*

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