From: lwv26@cas.org (Larry W. Virden)
Subject: SC: 8/27 events 
Reply-To: lvirden@cas.org (Larry W. Virden)
Organization: Nedriv Software and Shoe Shiners, Uninc.
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 10:07:06 GMT


Well, Thursday was rather 'uneventful'.

First one of those dark scenes apparently at Walker estate.  The two
baldies are I believe at the pit looking for Glory.  They first panic,
but then decide that they are glad that someone rescued her - it saved
them from doing it theirselves.  One asks the other how his ear is doing.
Then there was some remark that I missed...

We see Calley walk in as JT and Glory are talking about her
experience.  She listens as JT and Neil fight over the fact that Neil
put Glory in danger.  The FBI agent (Agent Norton) arrives and Saja lets
the folk know.  JT asks Glory to lie to keep the project quiet.  Glory is
hesitant.  Calley says that she will go along with anything that Glory
decides.

The agent questions Glory (with Calley, Saja, Neil, JT, and Garrett all 
standing around).  She tells him that she left the die shop,
went through the Walker estate to get to the fishing hole, saw the perfect
'Green Gable (??) rose', took a cutting, and that she thought that she
must have slipped on a rock or crumbling terrace because the next thing
she knew, she heard JT's voice.  The agent was skeptical for a moment, then
told the folks to watch her for and side effects of a concussion and left.
Garrett demands to know what is going on, but of course, everyone denies
there being anything going on.  After everyone else leaves, JT is hesitant
to leave Glory alone, still apologizing for getting her involved.  He
promises not to let anything like that happen to her again.  Calley promises
to take care of her.  Calley and JT try to reassure themselves that the
bad guys would not have let Glory go if they weren't done with her and
realized that she didn't know anything.  They don't sound too convinced.

Meanwhile, Sydney has picked up Billy.  She wasn't able - or at least
willing- to get him a stretch limo, so she goes in her car, having Ralph
drive.  Of course, after loading up the car with all of Billy's stuff,
the car gets a flat.  So the first shot we see of them is Billy lounging
in the front seat, Sydney in the back seat, the car crammed with bags, sacks,
etc. and Ralph trying to change the tire...  Billy offers Syd a job if
Mila ever 'cans' her from her 'job' as social secretary, because Syd is
'such a schemer'.  Meanwhile we see Mila dressed in leather, chains, a
tatoo, and a floppy hat, dancing to music with 6 or more TV screens
showing her dancing around in her room - why she has a tv camera and all
those monitors in her room was never discussed.  She is so happy that
Billy is on her way and that she will finally be able to do something
independant from her mom.

Outside the Booth house, Saja leaves, after asking Garrett to tell
Calley to meet him at Swans for breakfast.  After he is gone, Garrett
punches JT and says that if he finds out that JT had anything to do
with Glory's disappearance he would do worse than that.  Neil offers up
a lame apology and JT punches him in the mouth - says that is the last
thing that he is going to do for Neil.  As JT walks away, and Neil lays
on the ground holding his jaw (or was he just unconcious) the two baldies
are standing in the bushes - one says to the other 'Divide and conquer'.

The next morning, Jimmy and Saja are at Swans eating when Calley comes in.
He wants to tell Calley something, but before he does, Calley tells him
that she was probably wrong about Barek - that he wouldn't have called
the FBI if he was into something.  Jimmy decides not to tell her about
the camera in Barek's eyepiece.  He was finished eating, so he leaves.
Saja is so surprised that Calley has changed (he uses a phrase that
I hate - 'you made a 360 degree change on Barek'; he really meant a 180
degree change!).  Calley says that she really hasn't changed her mind
(see, he WAS right - but in his context he was wrong...) but that it
wasn't worth arguing any more with Jimmy until she had proof.  If she
only knew that the proof just walked out the door with Jimmy.  Sigh.

The last scene we see is Jimmy, looking at the eyepiece.  He decides
that Calley is probably right - the camera is no big deal.  He puts it
on the handlebar of his motorcycle, where it immediately falls off and
breaks.  As he picks up the pieces, there are footsteps behind him,
and looking up, he sees.... Barek, asking what Jimmy has done now.

Roll credits.
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