TERMINATOR II: THE UNCENSORED AND UNABRIDGED FILMSCRIPT
PART III
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51 Ext. Payphone
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John is quickly going through his pockets for change. He has
plenty of bills but no quarters.
John: "Look, Todd and Janelle are dicks but I gotta warn them.
Shit! You got a quarter?"
Terminator reaches past John and smashes the cover plate off the
phone's cash box with the heel of his hand. A shower of change
tumbles out. Terminator hands one to John. John dials.
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52 INT. VOIGHT HOUSE - KITCHEN - NIGHT
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Janelle Voight picks up the kitchen phone and cradles it with
her shoulder while she continues to chop vegetables with a large
knife. She answers sweetly.
Janelle: "Hello?"
John (filtered through phone): "Janelle? It's me."
In the backyard John's German Shepherd is going bonkers, barking
at something.
Janelle: "John? Where are you, honey? It's late. You should come
home, dear. I'm making a casserole."
AT THE PAYPHONE.
John listens, an odd look on his face. He covers the phone's
mouthpiece and turns to Terminator.
John (whispering): "Something's wrong. She's never this nice."
IN THE VOIGHT'S KITCHEN.
Todd comes in through the kitchen's back door. Just home from
work. He ignores Janelle and opens the fridge. Grabs a Coors.
Takes a sip. Frowns at the dog's barking.
Todd: "What the hell's the goddamn dog barking at? SHUT UP YOU
MUTT!"
TIGHT ON JANELLE as Todd growls around the kitchen behind her.
He passes OUT OF FRAME next to her. Janelle switches the phone to
her other hand then... THUNK! Her free hand seems to do something
out of frame. There is a gurgling, and the sound of liquid
dribbling onto the floor. (Don't go away. We'll find out what
happened in a moment)
AT THE PAYPHONE. John cups the phone again. Turns to Terminator.
John: "The dog's really barking. Maybe it's already there. What
should I do?"
Terminator takes the phone from John's hand. Janelle's voice is
floating through the receiver.
Janelle (filtered): "John? John, are you okay?"
Terminator speaks into the phone in a perfect imitation of
John's voice...
Terminator (in John's voice): "I'm right here. I'm fine. (to
John, a whisper) What is the dog's name?"
John: "Max."
Terminator nods. Speaks into the phone.
Terminator: "Hey Janelle, what's wrong with Wolfy? I can hear
him barking. Is he okay?"
Janelle (filtered): "Wolfy's fine, honey. Where are you?"
Terminator unceremoniously hangs up the phone. Turns to John.
Terminator: "Your foster parents are dead. Let's go."
Terminator heads for the bike. John, shocked, stares after him.
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53 Int. Voight house / Kitchen
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Janelle hangs up the phone. Her expression is neutral. Calm.
PAN OVER along her arm, which is stretched out straight from the
shoulder. Partway along its length her arm has turned smoothly
into something else -- a metal cylinder which tapers into a
sword-like spike. Now we see Todd Voight PINNED TO A KITCHEN
CABINET by the spike which has punched through his beer can,
through his mouth and exits the back of his head into the cabinet
door. His eyes are glassy and lifeless (In the film it's actually
a carton of milk instead of a beer can, ED.).
The spike is withdrawn -- SWIISHHTT! -- so rapidly, Todd is
actually standing there a second before he slumps out of sight.
THUMP. Janelle doesn't bat an eye as the spike smoothly changes
shape and color, transforming back into a hand, and then...
<-53A->
JANELLE CHANGES rapidly into the COP we now know as the T-1000.
The change has a liquid quality. T-1000 opens the back door.
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54 Ext. Voight house/ Backyard - Night
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T-1000 approaches the big German Shepherd, which slinks away
from him, barking in fear. T-1000 walks right into CLOSE UP.
Reaches down, OUT OF FRAME. We hear that sickening THUNK followed
by a shrill YELP. Then T-1000's hand snaps up INTO FRAME holding
a bloody dog collar. The tag reads "MAX". T-1000 nods
thoughtfully. Heads back to the house.
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55 EXT. Parking lot - NIGHT
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Dark. Off a quiet street. Terminator stands near the Harley
watching John pace before him. John's brain is calling time-out.
This is all too weird.
John: "I need a minute here, okay? You're telling me it can
imitate anything it touches?"
Terminator: "Anything it samples by physical contact."
John thinks about that, trying to grasp their opponent's
parameters.
John: "Like it could disguise itself as anything... a pack of
cigarettes?"
Terminator: "No. Only an object of equal size."
John's still reeling from meeting one terminator, which now
seems downright conventional next to the exotic new model.
John: "Well, why didn't it just become a bomb or something to
get me?"
Terminator: "It can't form complex machines. Guns and explosives
have chemicals, moving parts. It doesn't work that way. But it
can form solid metal shapes."
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56 INT. VOIGHT HOUSE - Night
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T-1000 walks down the dark hall. It passes the bathroom and we
see the real Janelle's legs through the half-open door. The
shower is running. Her blood mixes with water on the white tile
floor.
<-56A->
In John's bedroom the T-1000 begins searching methodically in
the dark. Calmly and dispassionately ripping the room apart for
any clues that could lead it to its target. T-1000 finds a box of
audio cassettes marked "Messages from Mom". In it are some
letters, and envelopes filled with snapshots. It begins looking
through some of the photos...
SHOTS OF JOHN AND SARA during the missing years. Sara in olive
cammos with an RPG 7 grenade launcher, teaching John how to aim.
Sara with a group of military-clad Guatemalan men, standing next
to cases of stinger missiles. John and Sara in a Contra camp,
deep in the mountains.
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57 EXT. PARKING LOT - NIGHT
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John is now sitting on the curb, lost in stunned thought.
Terminator stands above him, watching the street like a Doberman.
He glances down at John.
John: "We spent a lot of time in Nicaragua... places like that.
For a while she was with this crazy ex-green beret guy, running
guns. Then there were some other guys."
"She'd shack up with anybody she could learn from. So then she
could teach me how to be this great military leader. Then she
gets busted and it's like... sorry kid, your mom's a psycho.
Didn't you know? It's like... everything I'd been brought up to
believe was just made-up fantasy, right? I hated her for that."
(he looks up)
"But everything she said was true."
(he stands)
"We gotta get her out of there."
Terminator: "Negative. The T-1000's highest probability for
success now would be to copy Sara Conner and wait for you to make
contact with her."
John: "Oh, great. And what happens to her?"
Terminator's reply is matter-of-fact.
Terminator: "Typically, the subject being copied is terminated."
John: "TERMINATED!? Shit! Why didn't you tell me? We gotta go
right now!"
Terminator: "Negative. She is not a mission priority."
John: "Yeah, well fuck you, she's a priority to me!"
John strides away. Terminator goes after him and grabs his arm.
John struggles against the grip. Which doesn't do him much good.
John: "Hey, goddammit! What's your problem?"
Starts dragging John back to the bike. John spots a couple of
college-age slab-o-meat Jock types across the street and starts
yelling to them.
John: "Help! HELP!! I'm being kidnapped! Get this psycho off of
me!"
The two jocks start toward them. John yells in outrage at
Terminator
John: "Let go of me!!"
To his surprise, Terminator's hand opens so fast John falls
right on his butt. He looks up at the open hand.
John: "Oww! Why'd you do that?"
Terminator: "You told me to."
John stares at him in amazement as he realizes...
John: "You have to do what I say?!"
Terminator: "That is one of the mission parameters."
John: "Prove it.... stand on one foot."
Terminator expressionlessly lifts one leg. John grins. He's the
first on his block...
John: "Cool! My own Terminator. This is great!"
The two guys get there and look at Terminator standing there
calmly with one leg up in the air. This big guy in black leather
and dark glasses, standing like a statue.
First jock: "Hey, kid. You okay?"
John turns to him. No longer needing to be rescued.
John: "Take a hike, bozo."
First jock: "Yeah? Fuck you, you little dipshit."
John: "Dipshit? Did you say dipshit?!"
(to Terminator)
"Grab this guy."
Terminator complies instantly, hoisting him one-handed by the
collar. The guy's legs are pinwheeling.
John: "Now who's a dipshit, you jock douchebag?"
Immediately, things get out of hand. The guy's friend jumps
behind Terminator and tries to grab him in a full nelson --
Terminator throws the first guy across the hood of a car -- Grabs
the second by the hair, whips out his .45 in a quick blur, and
aims the muzzle at the guy's forehead.
John grabs Terminator's arm with a yell as he pulls the trigger
-- John's weight is just enough to deflect the gun a few inches.
The guy flinches, stunned by the K-BOOM next to his ear. He
stares, shocked. Pissing himself. John is freaking out too. He
screams at Terminator.
John: "Put the gun down! NOW!!"
Terminator sets the .45 on the sidewalk. John scoops it up fast
then turns to the shocked civilians, who can't believe what just
happened.
John: "Walk away."
They do. Fast. John grabs Terminator by the arm and tugs him
toward the bike. John still holds the gun, reluctant to give it
back.
John: "Jesus... you were gonna kill that guy!"
Terminator: "Of course. I'm a terminator."
John stares at him. Having your own terminator just became a
little bit less fun to him.
John: "Listen to me, very carefully, okay? You're not a
terminator anymore. Alright? You got that? You can't just go
around killing people!"
Terminator: "Why ?"
John: "Whattaya mean, why? Cause you can't!"
Terminator: "Why?"
John: "You just can't, okay. Trust me on this."
Terminator doesn't get it. John just stares at him. Frightened
at what just almost happened. He gets a glimpse of the
responsibility that comes with power. Finally he hands the .45
back to Terminator, who puts it away.
John: "Look, I'm gonna go get my mom. You wanna come along,
that's fine with me."
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58 Int. Voight house/ Bedroom - Night
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T-1000 finds an envelope... a letter from Sara to John sent
since she's been at Pescadero State Hospital. It reads the return
address on the envelope. It has what it needs. It picks up a tape
player and the battered shoebox full of Sara's tapes and exits.
Cut to:
CLOSE ON A BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH.
The image is a nightmare from the past. It is a surveillance
camera still-frame from the LA police station where the first
terminator made such an impression in 1984. We see the blurry
forms of cops frozen in the emergency lights of a burning
corridor. A black-clad figure stands at the end of the corridor.
The guy has short-cropped hair and dark glasses. An AR-180
assault rifle in one hand, and a 12-gauge in the other -- holding
them both like toy pistols. Another photo is slapped on top of
the first. Another still-frame blow-up is placed over the last.
Terminator looms in close up. Detective Weatherby (O.S.)
These were taken at the West Highland police station in 1984.
You were there.
WIDER. We're in --
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59 Int. Interview room / Pescadero - Night
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The photos are lying on the table in front of Sara, placed there
by detective Weatherby. His partner det. Mossberg, and Dr.
Silberman, sit at the table as well. Two uniformed cops, plus
Douglas, stand by the door. Sara stares listlessly at the top
photo. She's withdrawn, haggard... drugged-looking.
Mossberg: "He killed seventeen police officers that night.
Recognize him?"
Weatherby slaps another black and white eight-by-ten on the
table. A close up of Terminator taken by the Japanese tourist at
the mall. It's the same face.
Mossberg: "This one was taken by a Japanese tourist today."
Sara doesn't react. It's hard to tell she's thinking. Whether
she's given up hope or is just in a drugged stupor.
Weatherby: "Ms. Conner, you've been told your son's missing. His
foster parents have been murdered, and we know this guy's
involved. Talk to us. Don't you care?"
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Sara looks up at him. A cold and empty stare. He glances at
Silberman. Then at his partner.
Mossberg: "We're wasting our time."
One of the uniformed cops opens the door and Mossberg strides
into the hall. Weatherby and the two uniforms follow him out,
with Silberman right behind.
Silberman: "Sorry, gentlemen..."
Tight on Sara, slumped under the bright lights. Totally out of
it. Then we see her hand, creeping along the edge of the table
toward the stack of photos. She slips off the paper clip binding
the stills together, and hides it between her fingers. Douglas
jerks her up by the arm and leads her out.
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60 Int. Sara's cell
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Douglas cinches up the last of Sara's restraints. Then leans
over her... looking down. Even wrecked as she is, we see the
beauty in her face. He bends down. We think he's going to kiss
her. Instead he runs his tongue across her face like a dog would.
She seems not to even see him. Her dull eyes see past him. He
can't provoke a reaction. Even here, strapped down, the two of
them alone, she gives him no superiority. He smirks and leaves.
We hear the sound of his night-stick tapping its way down the
corridor, growing fainter.
Sara's eyes snap suddenly alert. There is intensity and resolve
in them. She slips the paper clip out from between her fingers
and awkwardly spreads it open into a straight piece of wire. With
slow, painful concentration she moves it toward the lock of the
restraints that bind her wrists to the bed at her sides.
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61 Ext. Road - Night
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Terminator and John charge through the night on the Harley.
Streetlights flare past them like comets. Two serious guys with a
mission. One a ten year old kid, the other a half-man/ half-
machine cyborg killer from the post-apocalypse future.
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62 Int. Sara's cell
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Tight on restraint lock as it unlatches... successfully picked
by Sara's paper clip. This is not an easy thing to do. But Sara
taught herself a lot of things in her years of hiding.
Sara, her hands free, sits up and releases the Velcro straps on
her feet. She rolls off the bed and we see her in a whole new
light. She is totally alert, almost feral in her movements.
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63 Ext. Hospital entrance
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Guard shack. A bored security guard glances up as an LAPD black-
and-white pulls up. He raises the barricade and nods at the T-
1000/cop as he passes.
The cruiser pulls in next to the other police vehicles. The T-
1000 walks toward the main entrance.
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64 Int. Sara's cell / Corridor
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Sara is using the paper clip on the door lock. She hears an
echoing tapping sound. It's getting louder, coming her way. She
goes back to work on the lock.
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65 Int. In the corridor
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Douglas the attendant is tapping his stick along the wall like
he does every night on his rounds. It is dark. He shines a little
mag-light in the windows of the cells as he passes, barely
slowing.
<-65A->
He rounds the corner. His footsteps echo in the dark hallway.
The tip of the stick hits the wall. Tap, tap, tap... getting
closer to Sara's cell. He stops at her door. He is about to
shine his light in when he notices that a utility closet across
the hall is open. He goes to shut it, absently flicking his light
into the dark closet. He notices something strange among the
buckets and cleaning supplies. A mop lies on the floor, with its
handle snapped off about halfway up. The other half is missing.
Douglas ponders that for half a second, then hears a SOUND
behind him and spins around. The sound he heard was Sara's cell
door. The missing two feet of mop handle fills his vision as it
cracks viciously across the bridge of his nose.
250 pounds of doughy attendant hit the floor like a sack of
cement. Sara slams the makeshift baton down expertly across the
back of his head, bouncing him off the linoleum. Lights out,
Douglas. She drags him into her cell and locks him in with his
own keys. Then swaps her mop-handle for his nice heavy night-
stick.
<-65B->
Sara moves down the dark corridor, cat-stepping in her bare
feet. She holds the baton like a pro, laid back along her
forearm, police-style. She looks dangerous.
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66 Int. Hospital entrance / Corridor
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A long corridor ends at a reception area, which is closed, and a
night receiving desk, which is a glass window where they can buzz
you in through a heavy door. a night nurse types at a desk
nearby. She looks up at the sound of footsteps and sees a young
cop (T-1000) walking toward her.
T-1000: "You have a Sara Conner here?"
She assumes he's with the other cops. Smiles.
Night nurse : "Running late, aren't you?"
She turns to the inner door to buzz him in and sees Silberman
and the cops coming toward the door from the other side.
Night nurse: "Your friends are on their way out now..."
When she turns back to the window, T-1000's no longer there. She
goes to the counter and leans out to see if he's at the drinking
fountain or someplace. No. Reception is empty. And so is the long
corridor beyond. She frowns. Too weird.
<-66A->
Silberman comes through the solenoid door with Mossberg and
Weatherby, the two uniform cops, and the hospital security guard.
The guard retrieves his 9mm pistol from a lock-out box behind the
night desk. Silberman faces him.
Silberman: "Lewis, see these gentleman out and then lock up for
the night."
The security guard nods. Silberman goes back into the secure
area of the hospital and the cops walk down the long corridor to
the main doors. No sign of T-1000. Mossberg and the other cops
exit, and the guard locks the door behind them.
<-66B->
The guard walks slowly back along the long corridor. The hall is
dark, with the light at the night desk far ahead like a
sanctuary. His footsteps ring hollowly on the tile floor. His
keys jingle.
<-66C->
Angle on floor as the guard's feet pass through frame. An
instant later the floor starts to move. It shivers and bulges
upward like a liquid mass, still retaining the two-tone
checkerboard of the tile. It hunches up silently into a quivering
shadow in the darkness behind the guard.
<-66D->
Up ahead we hear typing. The night nurse has her back to us,
working. The guard stops at the drinking fountain. Bends to take
a sip. Behind him the fluid mass has reached six feet of height
and begins to resolve rapidly into a human figure. It loses the
color and texture of the tile and becomes...
THE GUARD.
T-1000's mass had been spread out a quarter of an inch thick
over several square yards of floor. The guard walked over the T-
1000, and his structure was sampled in that instant. Now we see
it drawing in and pulling up to form the figure of the guard.
The T-1000/Guard's feet are the last to form, the last of the
"liquid floor" pulling in to form shiny black guard shoes. The
shoes detach with a faint sucking sound from the real floor as
the T-1000/Guard takes its first step.
<-66E->
The real guard spins at the sound of footsteps to see...
himself. He has one deeply disturbing moment to consider the
ramifications of that. Then he sees his double calmly raise his
hand and, inexplicably, point his right index finger directly at
the real guard's face, about a foot away. In a split second, the
finger spears out, elongating into a thin steel rod which snaps
out like a stiletto, slamming into the guard's eye. It punches
into the corner of the eye, past the eyeball like a trans-orbital
lobotomy tool, and emerges from the back of the guard's skull.
Life quietly empties from the guard's face. He is dead weight
now, hanging from the rod/finger, which suddenly retracts --
SSSNICK. As the guard slumps, the T-1000 takes his weight -CAily
with one hand and walks him, like he's carrying a suit on a
hanger, back toward the night desk. The wounds are so tiny, no
blood drips onto the floor.
<-66F->
On the nurse, glancing up as the T-1000/guard walks past,
dragging something casually which she can't see because it's
below the countertop.
Night nurse: "Whatcha got, Lewis?"
T-1000 / guard: "Just some trash."
She nods, uninterested. Keeps typing. T-1000 moves past,
dragging the unseen guard toward a closet down the hall from the
night receiving station. T-1000/Guard removes the Browning High-
Power pistol and the keys from the real guard's belt, then stuffs
his body into the utility closet.
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Int. Corridor / Night receiving desk
T-1000 / Guard comes back out and glances at the nurse.
T-1000/guard: "All set."
She glances toward him. Sees the Beretta in his holster.
Night nurse: "Gotta to check the gun first, Lewis."
T-1000 / guard: "Yeah, sorry."
T-1000 opens the locker and blocks it from her view with its
body as it mimes putting the gun in.
<-66H->
Close angle on T-1000's chest, from inside the locker. Instead
of setting the gun in the locker, it inserts the pistol into its
own chest, where it disappears inside like it was dropped into a
pot of hot fudge. It withdraws its hand. The chest is once again
a surface that looks like cloth, buttons, name-tag etc. You'd
never guess it was really an intelligent liquid metal.
T-1000 slams the locker door and waits as the nurse hits the
button unlocking the door with a BUZZ-CLACK. T-1000/Guard goes
through.
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67 Int. Isolation security checkpoint
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A small room before a short SALLY-PORT corridor designed to
prevent violent inmates from making a run for it. There are doors
at each end. The first one is barred like a jail-cell door, and
the second is a steel fire door. The attendants have a video
monitor with which they can see the corridor on the other side of
the doors.
The two bored attendants barely notice the T-1000/Guard as it
approaches. Looks briefly at a chart next to the door, seeing
SARA CONNER is in #19. T-1000/Guard goes into the Isolation Ward
through the two doors, which lock behind it.
<-67A->
In the isolation ward, the T-1000 passes a nurses' station which
looks like a cage, walled in by heavy metal mesh. Silberman,
leaning in the open doorway, is talking to an attendant in the
cage. He doesn't glance twice at Lewis the guard passing by. 68
Sara, moving like a ghost in the darkened corridor, hears
footsteps coming 68 and quietly but quickly unlocks a cell next
to her with Douglas's master key. She slips into the cell and
waits as the footsteps pass. We glimpse the T-1000/Guard pass the
window. She waits as the footsteps fade away. She looks over. A
female inmate, strapped to a bed, watches her with bird-like
eyes. She puts a finger to her lips -- SSHHH. The inmate nods.
Sara exits.
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POV moving toward nurse's station. We hear Silberman's voice,
reviewing medication with the night attendant.
On silberman yawning, looking at his watch. He turns to go...
Sara is there. She slams into him, hurling him through the door
into the cage and following him in. The orderly jumps up, going
for his stunner, but she nails him with Douglas's baton. WHAP-
WHAP-WHAP! You can barely see the thing she's swinging it so
fast. The guy goes down.
Silberman lunges for the alarm button and she cracks down hard
on his arm. He cries out and grabs his wrist. She grabs him by
the hair and slams him face down on the desk, smacking him behind
the knees expertly with the baton. His legs buckle and he drops
to his knees with his chin on the desk. She pins him with one
hand. His face is full of outraged disbelief.
Silberman: "You broke my arm!"
Sara: "There's 215 bones in the human body, motherfucker. That's
one. Now don't move!"
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Moving rapidly, she whips open a medication drawer and grabs a
syringe. They keep a few of these handy for tranking unruly
patients. She jams it into the guard's butt and fires the whole
shot. Still holding the empty syringe, she sees what she needs
next. They keep the toxic cleaning supplies in here to keep the
inmates from drinking the Drano. She grabs a plastic jug of
Liquid plum'r and slams it down on the desk inches from
Silberman's eyes.
She jabs the empty syringe into the plastic jug. Draws back the
plunger. The syringe fills with blue liquid. She whips it out of
the jug and jams the needle into Silberman's neck. His horrified
eyes rack toward it. 10 cc's of blue death fill the cylinder. Her
thumb hovers over the plunger. She jerks him to his feet by the
collar and gets a tight grip on him, then hauls him through the
door.
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In the corridor outside cell #19 the T-1000 stops and looks in
the window. Douglas, his face a bloody mess, yells to be heard.
Douglas: "Open the door! The goddamn bitch is loose in the
halls!"
To Douglas's amazement, Lewis the Guard turns impassively and
walks away, leaving him shouting soundlessly at the window.
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70 Ext. Hospital
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Terminator and John are approaching the guard gate on the
Harley. They can see the guard inside look up at the sound of the
engine.
John: "Now remember, you're not gonna kill anyone, right?"
Terminator: "Right."
John looks at him. He's not convinced.
John: "Swear."
Terminator: "What?"
John: "Just say 'I swear I won't kill anyone.'"
John holds his hand up, like he's being sworn in. Terminator
stares at John at beat. Then mimics the gesture.
Terminator: "I swear I will not kill anybody."
Terminator stops the bike and gets off. The guard, sensing
trouble, has his gun drawn as he comes out of the shack.
Terminator walks toward him drawing his .45 smoothly. BLAM! He
shoots the guard accurately in the thigh. The guy drops,
screaming and clutching his leg. Terminator kicks the guard's gun
away, then smashes the phone in the shack with his fist. He
pushes the button to raise the gate and walks back to the bike.
John: "I thought you weren't going to kill anybody!!"
Terminator: "He'll live."
Terminator climbs on the bike. They drive toward the hospital,
heading down an ambulance ramp to an underground receiving area.
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