# Whole movie is shot in Breen's office
# Characters are Jason and Breen, and somewhat stationary Combine soldiers
# The movie is about Breen's desperation and dismay towards humanity. Breen wants to literally pull the plug
on humanity. Jason is captive and send to Breen's office because Breen wants a companion to share the
ending with. Breen shares his plans of decimation with Jason, and an argument begins. Jason is not
particularly naive, but faces a very intelligent but confused mastermind. Dialogue dialogue dialogue. The end
of the movie is indisclosed - whether Breen makes the decision or not. Rather, it ends with an argument.
The viewer will be questioning whether Breen was convinced or not, as the dispute yielded no real concrete
end. The script is not written with in mind to have it be so that 'behind the scenes', Breen would have made
the decision. The ending is truly indisclosed and unplanned. Throughout the beginning of the dialogue, Breen
is speaking on a semi-friendly, neutral tone, kind of quasi-optimistic to receive his guest. This changes
towards the end, although still sounding respectful, he'd sound more upset. Jason is the rough army-type
with a rough voice.
SCENE 1
* Breen is staring out of his window. Jason goes through a gate. No guards are escorting him. The door isn't
seen, but is heard opening and closing (like a starwars quasi-pleumatic sliding gate). Jason walks into view
and stops, some three meters away from the gate. Jason appears as a blur in the camera - the focus is still
on Breen at the window. The focus switches to Jason as Breen turns around. Then the view switches to
Breen, excluding Jason.
* Jason remains quite stationary throughout.
Breen: There you are.
Breen: Well... ... What is your name?
Jason: Jason.
Breen: Okay.
* A pause.
Breen: Jason, I'm here with a big problem. It's humanity, Jason. Humanity!
* A pause.
Breen: Can't you see it? There's no hope!