Faith & Desire - Unfinished Script
Faith & Desire
by
Bradley Knight
Ext. Manchester canal street (AUGUST 2012) dusk
CREDITS AND MUSIC OVER
We start at the bottom looking up. A man is walking at a steady pace, holding two travel bags, one in each hand. He is wearing black trousers with a white shirt, black tie and smart long coat. He looks serious until he hits the road that parts Canal Street (Chorlton Street). He starts looking above him, asking out loud where he should drop his bags. He agrees with himself and places them next to some railings. He bends down and unzips one of the bags and takes out some bright pink Scull Candy headphones. He connects his phone to them and puts the phone in his inner coat pocket. He starts to walk on and he starts to smile. He nods directly at people as he walks by. While he does this he takes out a detonator which has 12 switches on. One by one, he flicks the switches and the buildings start to blow up behind him. He gets to the top and stands in the middle of Minshull Street where he flicks the last two switches where the last bars / clubs explode. He looks down at the devastation he has caused and cackles in delusional. He opens his arms out:
Daniel Coleman
(SHOUTS)
This is your lots fault. You did this to me and you did it to yourself.
CUT TO:
INT. Central Manchester Police Station - chief constable’s office - Dusk
Explosions go off. The Chief Constable lifts off his chair and looks out of his window to see smoke in the air. He rushes back to his desk and picks up his phone
Martin Smyth
What was that?
(PAUSE)
Where?
(PAUSE)
What? Shit I can’t deal with another gay issue, not now.
CONT.
Fire onto it? Any police on scene now?
(PAUSE)
Good, find out the collateral and get back to me on my mobile. Wait, hazardous?
(PAUSE)
Thank God. Get back to me on casualties.
Martin Smyth puts the phone down and puts on his blazer. He walks out of his room into a panicked and busy office.
MARTIN SMYTH
(SHOUTS)
Right, I can see you all know what has happened. Listen to me as this is not going to be a fuck up anymore than it already is.
(PHONE RINGS - MARTIN ANSWERS)
Yeah?
(PAUSE)
Right, thank you.
(PUTS PHONE DOWN)
Ok, well it’s going to be an easy one. 6 Survivors, all badly injured and expected to die by the time they get to the hospital. I want a 10 mile radius shut down, I want every suspicious person searched. Get armed police on standby. I want control room to send all footage within a 2 mile radius of Canal Street. I want Counter Terrorism on the phone and explain how this happened. I want a press conference setting up by 8 tomorrow and I want all this to happen now.
All officers nod and resume pacing at work. At this moment sirens brake out from the station.
FADE TO:
INT. TRAIN - NIGHT
Benjamin is sitting on the train as it driving, he has got his headphones on and he falls asleep.
CUT TO:
EXT. MANCHESTER CITY COUNCIL - MORNING
News reporters stand round Martin Smyth who speaks into microphones.
Martin Smyth
We all know of the tragedy that occurred last night. I can confirm that at this time there have been no survivors and we aren’t looking for any missing. We are putting all strength and resources into bringing justice to those involved in this atrocity that has affected all of us. Please let the authorities handle this, this person or these people are extremely dangerous and are possibly armed, if you have any information please contact your local police station.
Reporter 1
Chief Constable, how has this happened? Were there no signs that a whole community would be brought down.
Martin Smyth
Investigations are being led as to why we were not able to stop this before it happened
Reporter 1
And how many people have died.
Martin Smyth
It is not completely clear but at the moment we believe over 150.
Reporter 2
And what about the surrounding areas?
Martin Smyth
We have evacuated those that we believe
CONT.
may be affected by foundation damages, or a possible reoccurrence of terrorism. We do not however believe that the danger is imminent in the surrounding areas any more.
Reporter 3
And what about any suspects.
Martin Smyth
We are dealing with all evidence at the moment, all suspects will be detained.
Reporter 1
Will this person attack again?
Martin Smyth
We are keeping an eye on all possible LGBT targets that
(INTERRUPTED)
Reporter 2
So this was an attack on gay people? Do gays have a right to be worried that they may be attacked.
Martin Smyth
We do believe that this was an attack directly against the LGBT people however we do not believe that anyone needs to be worried about being attacked right now.
Reporter 1
The Manchester gay pride is in a couple of weeks, should people be worried.
Martin Smyth
Absolutely not. We will have hoped we have the culprits by this time and all security measures will be in place to ensure that all threats are destroyed. That will be all.
Martin walks back into the Council building. His phone starts to ring. He answers to the Deputy Chief Constable.
Martin Smyth
Yes?
Robert Sinclair
Sir, we have a suspect, in fact there’s no denying we have our guy.
Martin Smyth
Name, whereabouts?
Robert
We don’t have that.
Martin Smyth
So all we have is a picture of him or what?
Robert
We have a video clip of him walking up Canal Street.
Martin Smyth
Right, pass it through to the media. Even if it’s not him, I want him behind bars. You can tell the public hates us right now.
Robert
Yes Sir.
FADE TO:
INT. BENJAMIN COLEMAN’S HOUSE - MORNING
Benjamin walks down the stairs of his terraced house, in a dressing gown and walks into his living room. He sits on his sofa and turns on his television. The news comes up and the story of the bombings is on. He watches Martin’s news press. The door knocks. Benjamin gets up and opens the door to EmilyEmily. She walks in.
Emily
I thought I heard you last night. What you doing back?
Benjamin Coleman
Haven’t you seen the news?
Emily
No, why, what’s happened?
Benjamin Coleman
The whole of Canal Street got blown up.
Emily
(SHOCKED)
No. You’re kidding me right.
(BENJAMIN SHAKES HIS HEAD)
Oh my god, anyone hurt?
BENJAMIN COLEMAN
Yeah, apparently no one survived. They tried to rescue a few but either died on the way to the hospital or when they got there.
Emily
Jesus.
(POINTS TO THE TV)
Is this it?
Benjamin Coleman
Yeah.
Emily sits down in ore over the news story.
Benjamin Coleman
You fancy a cuppa?
Emily
Yeah, go on then. So how did you find out then?
Benjamin Coleman
(WALKS INTO THE KITCHEN AND STARTS MAKING A TEA)
We were only a street away, heard it. Went outside and the smoke was coming up. Theres not much I can give and I thought I would give Bob and Clare some time, so came back.
Emily
I just can’t believe it. I mean who would do this? Why would they do it?
Benjamin Coleman
Fuck knows. Pretty sick if you ask me.
Emily
How is Clare and Bob? They ok?
Benjamin Coleman
Yeah, up until this moment though. It’s most likely a few of their mates are in that mess.
Emily
Fuck. I should probably give them a call, you know see how everything is.
Benjamin Coleman
Nah. I would leave them to it, give them some time, ‘bout a week or two?
Emily
Yeah, no you’re right.
The door knocks again.
Emily
You want me to get that for you Ben?
Benjamin Coleman
Nah, it’s ok thanks.
Benjamin walks through the living room and opens the door to his Polish neighbor looking furious.
Polish Neighbor
Your fucking ah bin, was at my err door again.
Benjamin Coleman
Mate, I just got back from Manchester last night, I didn’t move the recycling bin.
Polish Neighbor
Who else, huh? Who else move the bin?
Benjamin Coleman
(SIGHS)
I don’t know, I honestly don’t give a shit.
Emily
Fuck off you polish twat. Nobody likes you, you’re just a fucking moaning twat. It’s probably a bunch a kids trying to piss you off.
Polish Neighbor
Fuck off, you English all the same
(INTERRUPTED)
Benjamin Coleman
Look mate, why does it bother you so much? Just leave it where ever, It’s not even my bin, I don’t care about it.
Polish Neighbor
You English, no respect. Absolutely no respect.
Benjamin just shuts the door on him. Looks at Emily and gives a despondent look.
Benjamin Coleman
What the fuck is wrong with him?
Emily
Fuck knows. Oh god, you’ll never guess what’s happened at work.
Benjamin Coleman
What?
Emily
Teresa has only gone off the wall about Sheffield’s recruitment.
Benjamin Coleman
Why are you surprised?
(GOES BACK INTO THE KITCHEN AND FINISHES OFF THE DRINKS)
Emily
You don’t get me. I mean she was screaming the place down. She has been sent home and been suspended.
Benjamin Coleman
Fuck off.
Emily
Honestly, I mean, I thought Matt was going to get the shit kicked out of him.
Benjamin Coleman
What was it over? Yeah I know Sheffield is ridiculous and everything but come on.
Emily
They wanted to make her go to every session to sort the interviewers and management out.
Benjamin Coleman
(COMES BACK IN WITH THE DRINKS)
No way. Why’s that her job?
Emily
Cheers. Exactly, but she didn’t half go off on one.
Benjamin Coleman
Yeah so you said.
Emily
Are you alright?
Benjamin Coleman
Yeah. Just my mum called me last night.
Emily
Serious? What she want.
Benjamin Coleman
Just another drunken call, think she’s probably going to need to go in a home soon.
Emily
Oh god, sorry Ben.
Benjamin Coleman
Nah, it’s alright. Ever since my brother, you know. She just doesn’t know how to interact anymore.
Emily
Well she can’t blame herself.
Benjamin Coleman
She can, she should. It wouldn’t of happened if I was here and those twats just let it happen.
Emily
Come on Ben. Lets get some lunch.
Benjamin Coleman
What do you fancy?
Emily
Bella Italia.
Benjamin Coleman
Pizza, you’re on.
CUT TO:
EXT. (FLASH BACK 30. APRIL 1999) LONDON, ADMIRAL DUNCAN PUB - EVENING
News reports of the aftermath of the explosion. This then expands to Martin as he runs to the scene. He immediately starts by helping people out of rubble and further up the street. Ambulances and fire-engines arrive at the scene. Martin cooperates with paramedics to get victims onto stretchers. Police vehicles arrive and assist in cornering off the streets. A police officer walks up to Martin.
Sergeant Brandon
Sergeant Smyth, Sergeant Smyth what’s going on?
Martin Smyth
The pub, Admiral Duncan blew up. I don’t know anymore.
Sergeant Brandon
Ok Sergeant, carry on.
Martin continues helping wounded victims.
FADE TO:
INT. NEWS REPORT
News Reporter
David Copeland, arrested for the 3 bombings that has devastated the lives of London has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. David Copeland, a twenty three old engineer from hampshire planted the three bombs. One on Electric Avenue, Brixton, another in Brick Lane, East End and the third outside the Admiral Duncan pub in Soho. There have been claims that Copeland had associates but police reports say there is no evidence to support this. After leaving the BNP and joining the National Socialist Movement he wanted to act out against communities to trigger a race war. His trials are believed to end by August but his conviction will held upon how the jury find his motives and mental stability throughout the attacks. The families of the three who lost their lives will attend the hearings and the 129 injured will be hoping for the highest punishment possible.
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INT. (Forward August 2012) Central Manchester Police Station - chief constable’s office - MORNING
A police offer walks into Martin’s office.
Police Officer
Chief, we have a positive identity on the suspect.
Martin Smyth
Who?
Police Officer
Benjamin Coleman sir.
Martin Smyth
How do we know this?
Police Officer
We ran through the footage and in the end he took a rain back to Leicester. With their cooperation we were able to follow him to Warwick Street.
Martin Smyth
Right, so have Leicester’s police got him?
Police Officer
Not at the moment sir. There was a bit of difficulty after he got to Leicester. We got a list of residents on that street sir, and we saw that Ben Coleman has a military background. We brought up his records and his photo matches with the CCTV footage. We wanted to present this to you first sir.
Martin Smyth
Excellent. Get the bastard locked up straight away.
Police Officer
Of course sir.
FADE TO:
EXT. LEICESTER - morning
MUSIC OVER - Benjamin Coleman leaves his house, smart but with large pink headphones on. Starts to walk towards work. He gets to the bottom of his street and goes into the corner shop and buys a packets of cigarettes. He comes out and continues to walk, opening the packet of cigarettes and lighting one for himself. He gets to the bottom of New Walk where he lights another cigarette. He arrives to work and opens the door, he continues upstairs and to his office. He opens this up and places his bag down and puts his coat on a hook on the back of the door. He comes back out of his office and walks towards his department. He asks how everything is, Emily looks at him and takes him downstairs, explaining on the way that the police were here to see him. They walk into the reception area and two police officers stand up. They ask him his name and tell him to turn around with his hands behind his back. He complies. They reveal that he is arrested for the bombings in Manchester. He is devastated and pleas with the officers. A police van pulls up outside the building where he is ushered and taken into. Emily stares as the van drives off. She hurries back into the building.
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INT. (FLASH BACK 1980’s) - SCHOOL CLASSROOM - DAY
The teacher is at the front teaching algebra while everyone else sits in silence looking at the front
TEACHER
So if X is five what is A? Anybody.
Boy 1
This is gay sir.
(CLASS SNIGGERS)
When are we ever going to use this is life? Why do we need it?
Teacher
Look, you have to learn it, there are many jobs that you can use algebra for.
BOY 1
Like what sir?
BOY 2
Like being a gay maths teacher.
Teacher
Don’t you dare. Maths teachers aren’t gay.
BOY 1
Of course not sir, we have Coleman for that.
(CLASS SNIGGERS - LOOKS AT DANIEL)
Aint that right Coleman, you’re just a faggot.
BOY 2
Just like his dad. Yeah you take after your dad don’t you?
Daniel doesn’t react but stares at the teacher. Awaiting some intervention, the teacher doesn’t do anything, almost doesn’t know what to do.
Teacher
All right lads, that’s enough.
Boy 1
You still haven’t answered the question sir.
Teacher
What’s that?
Boy 1
Other than gay Coleman over there becoming a maths teacher, what else can it be used for.
Teacher
Look, it doesn’t matter. To get an A in your maths O Level you will need to know algebra, to get anywhere you need a maths O Level, okay?
Boy 2
So we don’t have to turn out like Coleman then?
The class laughs again but the teacher ignores this. The bell goes. Everyone gets up.
Teacher
Right, everyone have a good weekend. Coleman, I want to see you after class.
DANIEL Coleman
Sir?
Teacher
(AFTER ALL THE KIDS HAVE LEFT)
Look, I don’t care what you are, you fuck whoever you like but your causing trouble for me. I mean I’m saying this for your sake. I couldn’t give shit what happens to you Daniel. But I don’t want police enquiries on my ass because you decided it was too much for you and you go an kill yourself.
DANIEL Coleman
Sir?
Teacher
Your homosexuality may be fine by law but people in this country still don’t like it. Your a pedophile to them, I wonder myself why you like all that anal so much.
(PAUSE - DANIEL DOESN’T REACT)
Just go, and start acting straighter before someone decides to knife in your head. Oh is your dad actually gay?
DANIEL Coleman
No sir.
FADE TO:
EXT. SCHOOL PLAYGROUND - DAY
Daniel walks across the playground to the school gates. Some of the lads that were in the classroom are standing around and smoking.
Boy 1
Here we go, how are you gay boy? Huh? Come on, how was the gay maths teacher, looks like you got experience, it was quick.
DANIEL Coleman
Fuck off.
Boy 2
Now, now. Language faggot, I thought you gays had etiquette.
Boy 1
Etiquette? These gay boy’s aint got none of that. They all fuck around, they love them gay teachers though.
DANIEL Coleman
Just fuck off, please
The lads walk up to him and surround him.
Boy 2
Why don’t you suck my cock?
DANIEL Coleman
(TENSE BUT ACTS CALM)
I’m alright thanks.
Boy 1
(LAUGHS)
You just got shot down by a gay boy. That must be bad. What about me, or any of the others, huh?
DANIEL Coleman
(BECOMES TEARY)
No thanks.
Boy 1
Don’t cry mate. We only wanted to know a bit more about you. Get to know our local faggot, make sure he’s okay. Not a pedo’ or anything. And now we know. We know that you aint gonna touch my little nephew don’t we. We know that your filthy STI dick aint gonna go anywhere near our families.
DANIEL Coleman
(ALL THE LADS GO IN CLOSER)
Of course not, can I go now?
Boy 1
Nah, ‘cos we wouldn’t want any of that would we.
The lads surround Daniel. Daniel gulps and sighs at his determined faith.
INT. COLEMAN HOUSE - DAY
Daniel Coleman walks in his house. Blooded up, scruffy and bruised. He rushes upstairs. Deborah is in the kitchen, drying crockery and hears Daniel coming in.
DEBORAH
Honey? Is that you?
DANIEL Coleman
Yeah mum.
DEBORAH
Well, don’t be an ignorant little shit and say hi to me.
DANIEL Coleman
I’m really tired mum, I’m just gonna go to bed.
DEBORAH
No, get down here now. What’s the matter with you?
DANIEL Coleman
Please, mum. I’m just going to have a shower and
(INTERRUPTED)
DEBORAH
Get down here now.
Daniel slowly stumbles down to the kitchen.
DEBORAH
Oh my god, what the hell happened to you.
DANIEL Coleman
Some of the lads at school.
DEBORAH
Why? Why did they do this to you?
DANIEL Coleman
I don’t know.
DEBORAH
You don’t know? Kids don’t just beat the shit out of you for nothing. What did you do? Huh?
DANIEL Coleman
Nothing, mum just leave it.
DEBORAH
Right, I’m going into the school with you and we’re going to sit down with the head teacher.
DANIEL Coleman
No mum, please. I can handle it.
DEBORAH
You shouldn’t have to. Unless you have done something to deserve this then it needs to be sorted out.
Daniel Coleman
Please, mum, I swear to you it’s nothing.
DEBORAH
Don’t lie to me.
Daniel Coleman
It’s nothing.
DEBORAH
It’s not nothing. Tell me now.
Daniel Coleman
(SIGHS)
Because I’m gay.
There is an awkward silence between the both of them. Deborah places the towel and plate down and leaves the kitchen.
FADE TO:
INT. COLEMAN HOUSE - NIGHT
Daniel walks into the dining room where George & Deborah and Benjamin are sitting down, all looking serious.
DANIEL Coleman
Whats going on.
GEORGE
Your brothers joining the TA.
DANIEL Coleman
Oh right cool.
GEORGE
We’re also discussing how to handle your dirty little habit.
Daniel Coleman
What do you mean?
Benjamin Coleman
Dad, that’s not fair.
GEORGE
No, what’s not fair is that one of my sons is a faggot.
DEBORAH
George, please. It’s just a phase.
DANIEL Coleman
It’s not a phase.
GEORGE
For your sakes it better be.
Benjamin Coleman
Dad, he can’t help it.
DANIEL Coleman
Look, lets just forget about my issues. So whats this about the TA.
GEORGE
Yeah, he’s got the balls to join the Army. A proper man.
Benjamin Coleman
Shut the fuck up.
GEORGE
Don’t you be disrespecting me as well.
Daniel Coleman
How am I disrespecting you?
George stands and confronts Daniel. He grabs Daniel round the neck. Benjamin stands and pulls George off to the ground. George tries to punch towards Ben but he punches George in the stomach.
FADE TO:
**** BOSNIAN SCENE ****
CUT TO:
INT. COLEMAN HOUSE - NIGHT
Daniel walks into the kitchen and sketchily greets his parents in the dining room.
GEORGE
What’s up with your gloomy face.
Deborah
George, he’ll be just as upset as you with Ben gone out to Bosnia or Serbia or whether it is.
GEORGE
I suppose you’re right. Since Ben has gone, our faggy son has no one to look after him now.
Daniel Coleman
Thanks George.
Deborah
We’re having fish and chips tonight Daniel.
Daniel Coleman
I’m alright thanks mum, I’m off out tonight.
Deborah
Oh, who with?
Daniel Coleman
Just a couple of friends, hanging out you know.
Deborah
Ok, well have fun.
GEORGE
So your mother offers you food and you can’t even spare a few minutes for her and her?
Daniel Coleman
Mum, do you want me to stay?
GEORGE
It’s not even that, it’s your fucking indecency boy.
Daniel Coleman
What, so one night I’m going out, you kick off?
Deborah
Boys please, George it’s fine.
GEORGE
No. your brother has just gone on off to fucking war and you piss off out, probably going to fuck around even though your poor mother is worried sick and just needs your support.
Daniel Coleman
Oh yeah, cos I’m not worried at all about Ben. I’m surprised you’re not happy that I’m off out, away from you.
GEORGE
This isn’t about me, this is about your mother.
Deborah
George, calm down, it’s fine.
George gets up and goes into the kitchen.
GEORGE
You’re an ungrateful little shit.
Daniel Coleman
Oh fuck off. You only think like that because I’m not a perfect straight son.
GEORGE
You’ve never been a good son, constantly moaning about shite.
Daniel Coleman
Oh yeah, cos that’s the way you felt when I was on the football team.
GEORGE
You weren’t a fag back then. Oh and isn’t that why you got kicked off?
Daniel Coleman
Yeah, cos the coach was just as much of a wanker than you are.
George walks up to Daniel fiercely.
GEORGE
I’m going to beat some respect into you in a minute if you don’t watch your language.
Daniel Coleman
Really? So I should just put up with the comments then?
GEORGE
I mean it Daniel.
Daniel Coleman
Come on then father. Come on. Beat me, hit me for I am your son. Your disappointment in life because I shag lads and love it. I suck on their dicks out of choice, I’m just a fucking female reject in a mans body. Come on hit your fucking gay, faggy son (elaborates) dad.
George grabs Daniel and chucks him on the floor and starts hitting him in the face. Daniel laughs at first but then starts to feel the pain. Deborah runs in and tries to get her husband off. George continues to punch Daniel. The door knocks and George stops, looks round to his wife, who slowly walks to the door and opens it to Graham.
Deborah
George, it’s your brother.
Graham
Deborah, are you ok?
Deborah
Just come in.
George stands up, but stays over his beaten sons body. Daniel lays awake but too shocked to move. Graham walks into the kitchen.
Graham
Shit, what’s going on? Daniel are you ok?
Graham runs to Daniel and pulls George out of the way.
Graham
Call for an ambulance you idiots, he’s barely breathing.
FADE TO:
EXT. GRAHAM’S HOUSE - DAY
Daniel and Graham get out of Graham’s car. Daniel has a very swollen and bruised face.
Graham
We’ve all agreed that you need to stay with me for a while.
Daniel Coleman
Thanks Graham.
Graham
It’s ok, grab your bag and I’ll show where you will be sleeping. You’ll need to pay a bit of board though mate.
Daniel Coleman
Yeah, course.
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INT. GRAHAM’S HOUSE, DANIEL’S BEDROOM - DAY
Graham walks in while Daniel is laying on his bed reading a magazine.
Graham
Come on, we need to get some shopping in.
Daniel
(NODS)
Ok, cool.
Graham
Fancy a bit of lunch as well?
Daniel Coleman
Yeah sure, don’t think you can call it lunch at three O’Clock though.
Graham
Yeah, well I don’t like the word tea. It’s a drink not a bloody eating time.
Daniel Coleman
(LAUGHS, GETS OFF HIS BED)
Ok then, lets go shopping and get some lunch.
Graham
How’s your face?
Daniel Coleman
Aching and a bit sore but it’ll be fine.
Graham
There’s my boy. Come on then.
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INT. CAFE - DAY
Daniel and Graham are sitting at a table. Daniel with a pepsi and George with a coffee.
Graham
You know your dad loves you right?
Daniel Coleman
Yeah cos the bruises around my face really highlights that.
Graham
Look, I know it’s cliche but he’s just scared. Fags might be able to fuck each other by law but I doubt this world will ever be able to accept something as unnatural as you and what you do.
Daniel Coleman
Thanks Graham. Those supporting words really uplifted me.
Graham
Oh come on, it’s hard to accept that you don’t like women. It’s hard to understand mate.
Daniel Coleman
So that gives my dad an excuse to do this does it?
Graham
No, of course not. That’s why you’re staying with me so your dad can figure things out.
Daniel Coleman
Ok, that’s fine.
Graham
Good lad.
(WAITRESS BRINGS FOOD UP)
Come on then, eat up.
Daniel looks at his food and almost vomits.
Graham
Oh come on, I’ve just paid for this, you’ve got to have some.
Daniel Coleman
Yeah give me a minute.
FADE TO:
INT. GRAHAM’S HOUSE, LIVING ROOM - NIGHT
Daniel is watching TV while Graham is doing a crossword puzzle in the newspaper. Graham looks over at Daniel and stands.
Graham
Want a drink?
Daniel Coleman
(PAUSES)
What kind you making.
Graham
Anything, I don’t mind.
Daniel Coleman
Yeah can I have a tea then please?
Graham
Yeah, course.
Graham goes into the kitchen and starts making a tea. He takes out a pill and drops it into the cup. He makes the tea and takes it into Daniel.
Graham
There you go.
Daniel Coleman
Cool, thanks.
(DANIEL TAKES THE CUP AND GRAHAM SITS DOWN)
Are you not having one?
Graham
Nah, I was just bored needed something to do.
Daniel Coleman
Oh, cool. Thanks Graham
Daniel starts to drink the tea. He starts to become drowsy. He stands up and drops his cup. Graham rushes to Daniel and settles him down on the sofa.
Graham
It’s ok Daniel. You’ve had a rough couple of days. Just sit back, yeah.
Daniel Coleman
I don’t feel too good. I think I need to go bed.
Graham
No, no. You just need to sit down here yeah.
Daniel nods. Graham kneels down and starts to stroke his leg. Daniel slightly notices however does not have the effort to stop it. Graham continues delicately but then moves Daniel so that he is laying on the sofa. Graham gets onto the sofa over Daniel and lifts Daniel’s t-shirt, he starts to kiss his body from his waistline up to his nipples. Daniel starts to object quietly, Graham continues and slowly moves his hand up to Daniels mouth, covering it. Graham takes Daniel’s t-shirt off and kisses his nipples again. He starts to move upward and onto his neck. His left hand moves down to his jeans and gropes Daniel’s penis and his right holds the back of Daniels neck. Graham lifts up from Daniel and unbuttons Daniels jeans. Daniel shakes his head but is disillusioned by Graham calmly telling him to be quiet. Graham pulls down Daniel’s trousers and gropes Daniel again. He gets off Daniel and pulls the jeans completely off. He picks Daniel up and kisses his neck as he takes him upstairs to Daniels bedroom.
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INT. COLEMAN HOUSE, DINING ROOM - DAY
Deborah is crying into a note. George is comforting her and Graham is looking sheepish at the other end of the table. George looks up at Graham but doesn’t know what to say.
Deborah
What the fuck happened Graham? You were supposed to take care of him. But no, he stays with you for seven months and he kills himself.
Graham
He seemed fine. He never mentioned anything like this.
Deborah
We’ve got to call the police, he might still be out of there.
George
Of course we will.
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INT. GRAHAM’S HOUSE - DAY
Police officers search the house. None of Daniel’s clothes have been taken, however they find bottles of pills and chloroform.
CUT TO:
INT. POLICE STATION, INTERVIEW ROOM - DAY
Graham is sitting by the table with two police officers.
Police Officer Smith
Mr Coleman, we’ve brought you in here because we’ve found pills that tests show massive amounts of flunitrazepam in them. The most common pill to have this is rohypnol. Were you prescribed these Mr Coleman? Do you tend to suffer with anxiety or sleep deprivation Mr Coleman?
Graham
No.
Police Officer Smith
No you weren’t prescribed them? Or no you do not suffer from anxiety or sleep deprivation?
Graham
Both.
Police Officer Smith
So why is that you have rohypnol in your house then Mr Coleman?
Graham
Just in case.
Police Officer Smith
I see and can you explain the bottle of chloroform please Mr Coleman?
Graham
Daniel used to have panic attacks.
Police Officer Smith
When did these occur?
Graham
(HESITATES)
Soon after he moved in.
Police Officer Smith
I see and calling for professionals was out of the question?
Graham
I didn’t think.
Police Officer Smith
I see.
CUT TO:
INT. COLEMAN HOUSE, LIVING ROOM - DAY
The two police officers sit down as the same George and Deborah.
Police Officer Smith
I’m afraid the search for Daniel is going to cease. All the evidence and lack of findings has put a halt on proceedings and we have no choice but to see this as suicide.
George
What’s happening with Graham?
Police Officer Smith
He’s going to trial in two weeks. I’m afraid it doesn’t look good. All the evidence points to Mr Coleman sexually assaulting Daniel. In fact he hasn’t actually denied the charges as such. But we believe that this caused him to take his life. Do you mind if you can clarify why Daniel was living with his uncle?
George
We’ve already told you, I had a bit of a scrap with Daniel because he was acting out a bit, you know after his brother went of to Bosnia.
Police Officer Smith
Yes I understand that much, but how was he acting out? I’m sorry to ask but this could help us with the trial and it’s not conclusive that Daniel has killed himself. He could still be out there and this might be able to lead us to him if any possibilities arise.
Deborah looks to George. He nods.
George
Well had just come out as a fag.
Police Officer Smith
You mean he was gay?
Deborah
Yes, it was a shock to us all. Especially George. I mean it’s just not natural.
Police Officer Smith
And so you and Daniel fought over this?
George
Yes.
(WELLS UP SLIGHTLY)
Well he was disrespectful to me. He kept shoving this whole puff thing onto us all.
Deborah
We still loved him.
(BECOMES TEARY)
He just didn’t understand how much he had changed. He didn’t understand that what he was, what he was doing was wrong. But we still loved him. We just wanted our Daniel back.
Police Officer Smith
I see. Well as I have stated, it’s been six months now. Although the possibility is there, we don’t believe there is much chance we’ll be able to find Daniel. Thank you for your time. We’ll be in contact regarding Mr Coleman.
Deborah bursts out into tears. George begins to comfort her.
Police Officer Smith
I’ll let myself out.
FADE TO:
EXT. GEORGE’S CAR - DAY
While the car is driving. Benjamin is in the back while George is driving and Deborah is in the front seat.
George
How was it son?
Benjamin Coleman
Yeah, it was.
(PAUSES, STARTS FEELING PHYSICALLY ILL)
Stop the car.
George
What?
Benjamin Coleman
Just stop the fucking car.
Deborah
(TURNS AROUND)
Oh god, he’s going to be sick.
Graham pulls over and Ben grabs the door open and vomits just outside of the door.
George
You alright son?
Ben throws up again.
Deborah
Oh god. What did they feed you darling?
George
Deborah.
(SHAKES HEAD)
Ben sits up and shuts the door. Graham starts driving again.
Benjamin Coleman
It was different.
Deborah
Well when we get in I’ll make us a lovely cuppa and get some tea on. What do you fancy?
Benjamin Coleman
Where’s Danny? He knows I’m back right? I thought he’d be the first one I see.
(DEBORAH LOOKS AT GEORGE)
What?
George
We need to have a chat about Daniel, but we’ll wait till we get back.
Benjamin Coleman
What you going on about. What’s happened?
George
Just wait till we get back please.
Benjamin Coleman
What is it? Why not just tell me now.
George
Ben, please.
Benjamin Coleman
What is it?
George
(SHOUTS)
Ben.
Deborah
Please darling, we’re nearly home.
CUT TO:
INT. COLEMAN’S HOUSE, LIVING ROOM - DAY
George
You see Ben, me and Daniel had a bit of a falling out.
Benjamin Coleman
What have you done?
Ben takes a cigarette from his pocket, lights it and starts smoking.
Deborah
Your father didn’t didn’t do anything. But after a little misunderstanding, we all thought it was best for Daniel to stay at Graham’s.
George
But seven months in, Graham came round and Daniel left this.
George passes Ben the suicide note left by Daniel. Ben starts to breath heavily.
George
The police searched his house for any evidence and.
(PAUSES)
well, it turns out that Graham is a bit of a sick bastard.
Ben nods, his face starts to become pale but his expression slowly fades to anger.
Deborah
What your father means is that Graham was sexually abusing your brother.
George
We had no idea son.
Benjamin Coleman
You better not.
(SNAPS HIS CIGARETTE)
So this little fight, this wouldn’t be because Danny is a fucking fag would it?
George looks down away from Ben and towards Deborah
Deborah
Ben, there was nothing we could do.
Ben continues to be angry however a tear drops down his face.
Deborah
The police have stopped searching for Daniel.
Ben nods.
George
Honestly son. There was nothing we could do.
Benjamin Coleman
I heard you. But if I find out that you knew what was going on, if there was more to why my fucking brother left this household. I don’t know what I’ll do. I saw a lot out there, yet I couldn’t do anything about any of it. I left my brother and as soon as I did he’s dead.
Deborah
Ben, please.
(INTERRUPTED)
Benjamin Coleman
Don’t you dare. I’m moving out.
George
Ben, come.
(INTERRUPTED)
Benjamin Coleman
(SHOUTS)
Don’t you dare. I can’t live with you. I can’t, not after what you’ve done.
Deborah
Please Ben.
Benjamin Coleman
(SCREAMS)
No. Don’t you dare.
CUT TO:
INT. (FORWARD APRIL 2006) BENJAMIN’S WORKPLACE, MANAGERS OFFICE - DAY
Ben is sitting across a table with his manager and supervisor.
Manager
As you know Ben I will be leaving soon and with your performance we would like to offer you the Coordinator position as Lucy will be taking over my post.
Lucy
Please say yes.
Benjamin Coleman
Yeah course, that’ll be great. Thank you very much. What about Emily though?
Lucy
Emily was our first choice but she wanted to offer the position to you.
Benjamin Coleman
Oh right. Ok well, yeah definitely I will be happy with that.
Lucy
Excellent. Thank you very much.
INT. BENJAMIN COLEMAN’S HOUSE, KITCHEN - NIGHT
Ben is in the kitchen with a house full of people. Electronica music is playing loudly. People are drunk, dancing and talking. Emily comes into the kitchen, open arms. Ben looks to hi side.
Benjamin Coleman
Hey darling. What you doing here?
Emily
Well a friend of mine for some god knows reason has just got a promotion.
Benjamin Coleman
Really? You should get him round here, plenty of booze.
Emily
Congratulations babes. You deserve it.
Ben hugs Emily.
Benjamin Coleman
Thanks. Why didn’t you want the job?
Emily
(LAUGHS)
What? Me supervise people. You’re joking. Plus Tony’s just got a raise.
Benjamin Coleman
Fuck off, where is the sexy bastard who stole you away?
Emily
Out on the town.
Benjamin Coleman
Already? We meeting him later then?
Emily
Yeah well you remember Rick?
Benjamin Coleman
Rick?
Emily
Yeah, Rick. Sandra’s little’n.
Benjamin Coleman
Oh yeah, course. Little’n, he’s huge.
Emily
Well that’ll be good cos he’s just come out. And it’s his birthday so we’re all of to Helsinki.
Benjamin Coleman
Oh right, yeah I knew that.
Emily
(LAUGHS)
You’re ok to go to a gay club right?
Benjamin Coleman
No, yeah course I am. I prefer gay clubs. Somehow actually get hit on in there.
Emily
(LAUGHS)
Good.
Emily turns round and sees Sandra. She runs off shouting her name. Ben sighs and swigs his beer. Eric walks in.
Eric
Ben, you shitting legend! Congratulations mate. I’m really pleased for you mate.
Benjamin Coleman
(LAUGHS)
We need to wait till I’ve started the job first and then we’ll see.
Eric
Nah, for you, it’ll be piss.
Ben nods, taps Eric on the arm and goes outside where more people are standing around a bonfire, talking.
Benjamin Coleman
Clarissa, how are we? Tim! Holly how are, where have you been all my life? Claire, gorgeous as ever.
Holly
So Master Coleman. You’re a stud. An army man you’re good with a desk apparently.
Everybody laughs
Benjamin Coleman
(HESITATES)
Yes?
Holly
Well, why is that you’re still single?
Benjamin Coleman
Because then how could I tend to all you lovely people?
Everybody Laughs, Sandra and Emily walk out.
Sandra
You can have me any day darling.
Benjamin Coleman
Careful Sandra, by the end of the night you’ll be wishing you hadn’t said that. So your nephew is gay?
Sandra
I know. six years younger than me, only just turned 18 and I hear he’s had more cock.
Everybody laughs but almost cringes at the same time.
Benjamin Coleman
Hold up, hold up. You’re not a virgin?
Everybody laughs again but Sandra pulls a concerned look.
Sandra
Still as tight my darling.
Benjamin Coleman
Oh dear. Well I’ll see about that tonight I suppose.
Everybody laughs, Eric comes outside.
Eric
Ben, you’ve got a polish woman outside.
Benjamin Coleman
What the fuck now. Excuse me for a second.
Ben goes inside and squeezes past everyone to see a polish woman and her daughter.
Benjamin Coleman
Hi?
Sabrina
My mother is wondering why you’ve moved the bin again.
Ben looks outside to the right.
Benjamin Coleman
(SIGHS)
I haven’t moved the bin.
Mother says something in Polish.
Sabrina
She says it’s been moved again and it’s getting ridiculous.
Benjamin Coleman
Look, fairdoes I moved it the very first time. I was drunk, but I actually thought it was yours because it wasn’t in front of my house when I moved in. But since, I haven’t moved the fucker.
Polish Neighbor comes out, shouting in Polish to his daughter. The daughter looks away towards Ben.
Sabrina
He’s just repeating everything that’s been said.
Benjamin Coleman
(NODS AND LOOKS OVER TO THE POLISH NEIGHBOR)
Look, I didn’t move the bin. It’s not even my bin, even more to the fucking point, it’s only a fucking recycling bin.
Polish guy starts shouting at his daughter again. She looks awkward and fed up.
Benjamin Coleman
(SHOUTS)
Oi. Stop shouting at your daughter. It’s not her fault. Where’s the fucking bin?
Steps outside and sees the bin a couple of doors up. He walks up and spins the around and jumps on it. Snapping the edges. He picks it up and rips it apart. He walks back to his house and puts it in his black bin. Emily runs out.
Emily
For fucks sake. What do you want?
Benjamin Coleman
Go back inside.
The mother walks off. The Polish Neighbor starts shouting at his daughter again. Ben grabs the Polish Neighbor by his collar.
Benjamin Coleman
I’ve told you to stop shouting at your daughter. The matters been sorted. Done and dusted.
Benjamin lets go of the Polish Neighbor. He shouts as he walks off back in his house.
Sabrina
I’m really sorry.
Benjamin Coleman
It’s not your fault. What’s your name?
Sabrina
Sabrina.
Benjamin Coleman
How old are you?
Sabrina
Seventeen.
Benjamin Coleman
(NODS)
Fancy a drink?
Sabrina
(SMILES)
Yeah sure.
Benjamin Coleman
Cool.
Ben lets Sabrina in but notices a hooded man across the street staring over at him.
Benjamin Coleman
(SHOUTS)
You all right mate?
The man walks off. Ben shakes his head and walks back into his house.
CUT TO:
INT. HELSINKI, DANCE FLOOR - NIGHT
Ben, Emily, Sandra, Tim, Eric and Holly are all dancing with drinks in there hands. Rick is kissing a guy behind them as they slowly dance to the music. Ben signals Emily to get her attention.
Benjamin Coleman
Fag?
Emily
What?
Benjamin Coleman
Fag?
Emily
Ben, you can’t say that.
Benjamin Coleman
(SHOUTS)
No. Do you want a ciga-fucking-rette?
Emily
Oh yeah.
Emily looks at everyone and mimes smoking to signal to people. Sandra, Rick and Eric follow Ben and Emily outside, leaving Holly and Tim dancing quite flirtatiously.
CUT TO:
EXT. HELSINKI, SMOKING AREA - NIGHT
Ben hands a fag to everyone. Lights his own cigarette and passes the lighter around.
Benjamin Coleman
Holly and Tim?
Sandra
Definitely something going on there.
Tony
Not as much as your Rick.
Emily
I’ve still not seen Ben and Sandra yet.
Benjamin Coleman
Give it time.
A Door Supervisor starts yelling near the entrance while pushing the same hooded man; from Ben’s house, out.
Door Supervisor
I’ve told you twice now, fuck off.
Ben looks to Emily.
Benjamin Coleman
That looks like the same guy from earlier.
Emily
What, the Polish one?
Benjamin Coleman
No, the guy across the street, staring at me.
Sandra
Someone’s got an admirer and it’s not even me.
Rick walks out with the man he was kissing.
Rick
See you later Sandra.
Sandra
Alright babes, use protection.
Rick
Yeah, thanks.
Rick leaves.
Sandra
My little’n all grown up.
Tony
That’s quite wrong in so many ways.
Benjamin Coleman
(LAUGHS)
Oh god, let’s not start innuendo bingo, please.
Everyone finishes their cigarette and heads back inside.
FADE TO:
EXT. (FORWARD AUGUST 2012) LEICESTER - morning
Shows Ben being arrested again.
CUT TO:
INT. POLICE STATION, INTERVIEW ROOM - MORNING
Two detectives walk into the room, Ben is already sitting at the table.
Detective Constable 1
Mr Coleman, do you know why you are here?
Benjamin Coleman
Not particularly.
Detective Constable 1
We have evidence that links you directly to the Canal Street bombings on the second of August. Do you deny any part of this terrorist attack?
Benjamin Coleman
Yes.
Detective Constable 1
Where were you on the day of the bombings?
Benjamin Coleman
In Manchester.
Detective Constable 2
Where?
Benjamin Coleman
Tribeca.
The detectives look at each other.
Detective Constable 1
Really? And at what time did you get there?
Benjamin Coleman
Around two O’clock I think.
Detective Constable 2
What time did you leave?
Benjamin Coleman
Straight after the bombings. About 6, maybe 7. I can’t remember the exact time it happened.
Detective Constable 1 opens a bag of photo’s and shows them to Benjamin.
Detective Constable 1
You see we have camera footage of you walking up Canal Street.
(SHOWS THE FIRST PHOTO AND THEN SHOWS THE SECOND PHOTO)
And here we have you looking down Canal Street from Minshull Street. Contemplating on the devastation are we? And then here past the university.
(SHOWS A THIRD PHOTO)
And then again at Tribeca at six, thirty three.
(SHOWS THE FINAL PHOTO)
All of these captured within 10 minutes of each other. Then you change your shirt and leave Tribeca at six, forty two to go to the train station where you caught a train to Leicester. Are you still going to deny these charges?
Benjamin Coleman
(IN SHOCK)
Daniel.
Detective Constable 1
Excuse me. That is you in the pictures. Are you still going to deny these charges?
Benjamin Coleman
(WELLS UP)
Daniel.
Detective Constable 1
Mr Coleman.
Benjamin Coleman
I wasn’t wearing that shirt in the pictures at all that day. My brother’s not dead.
Detective Constable 1
You’re saying that this is your brother who killed himself in 1993 Mr Coleman.
Benjamin Coleman
Check the footage. I was in the bar by at least three O’clock. My brother is doing this.
Detective Constable 2
Will you excuse us for a moment.
FADE TO:
INT. (FLASH BACK 1998) LONDON, BNP CONFERENCE - DAY
Hundreds of people are standing in a hall drinking and talking to each other, all of whom are BNP members. Daniel walks up to David Copeland.
Daniel
David, I understand your lust.
David
Excuse me.
Daniel
You want more than this political garbage, you want action for something to happen.
David
Right and you want the same?
Daniel
Absolutely. We need to work together and start the revolution needed, against the non pure in this country.
David
We need to make a race war before it’s too late.
Daniel
Exactly.
David
It’s Daniel right? I’ve heard you speak. Good words, very good words.
Daniel
Thank you.
David
It’s good to meet someone alike. Everyone here, too scared and cowardly to do what is necessary for the good of this country.
Daniel
There’s a movement which is more of our taste, who want to do what we want.
David
Go on.
Daniel
The NSM.
David
What the National Socialist Movement? I never thought about it.
Daniel
Yeah, as far as I know. They want everything we want and are willing to go that far.
David
Just between me and you, I think we need to sort this out ourselves. We could easily make them suffer.
Daniel
(SMILES)
Go on.
CUT TO:
EXT. (FLASH BACK 30. APRIL 1999) LONDON, ADMIRAL DUNCAN PUB - EVENING
Daniel and David walk up to the pub. David is carrying a sports bag. They go inside and order a drink. They sit down and talk. Daniel leaves first. David then gets up and goes to the toilet. He comes back and leaves without his bag. The pub manager walks over to the bag. It explodes.
CUT TO:
EXT. LONDON, ADMIRAL DUNCAN PUB - EVENING
Shows Martin helping from the explosion.
CUT TO:
EXT. (FORWARD AUGUST 2012) BENJAMIN COLEMAN’S HOUSE - NIGHT
Daniel walks up to Benjamin’s house and picks up the recycling bin. He moves it to the Polish Neighbors house. He walks across the street and stands opposite to Benjamin’s House. The Polish Neighbor comes out, he kicks the bin and storms back in. The mother and Sabrina come out and knock on Benjamin’s door. The confrontation is shown. Sabrina then goes into Benjamin’s house, Benjamin notices Daniel and shouts over. Daniel smiles and walks off.
CUT TO:
EXT. HELSINKI, ENTRANCE - NIGHT
Daniel tries to get into the club but the Door Supervisor stops him and shouts that he needs to stop trying to get in.
CUT TO:
EXT. LEICESTER - MORNING
Ben leaves his house with a suitcase. Daniel starts walking slowly behind him and follows him to the train station. They both get on the train together and get off in Manchester.
CUT TO:
Ext. Manchester canal street - dusk
Daniel blows up Canal Street and walks to Tribeca. He sneakily gets into the bar and goes to the toilets. Ben and his cousin Samantha are sitting at a table.
Benjamin Coleman
Look, I’ve never heard of them going to Canal Street before nine.
Samantha
Yeah, I need to ring Alex
Benjamin Coleman
Sure.
Alex walks into the bar, Samantha stands up and kisses and hugs him. Ben Shakes Alex’s hand.
Alex
It’s the whole of Canal Street. Literally every building.
Samantha
Have you been able to get a hold of Jodie and Ellen?
Alex shakes his head.
Benjamin Coleman
Look, I think I’m going to head back, give you some room. I don’t want to be cramping up your house and stuff.
Samantha nods. Ben hugs both of them and starts walking out with them. Samantha and Alex walk off in one direction and Ben the other. Daniel comes out of the toilets and orders a drink.
CUT TO:
EXT. TRIBECA - NIGHT
Daniel is smoking and looks at his watch. He starts walking to the coach station and orders a ticket and boards a coach.
CUT TO:
INT. BENJAMIN’S HOUSE & INT. MARTINS OFFICE - DAY
Martin is sitting at his desk and calls Benjamin. Benjamin answers the phone while in the kitchen. Emily is sitting on the sofa.
Martin Smyth
Mr Coleman?
Benjamin Coleman
Yes?
Martin Smyth
My name is Martin Smyth. I am the chief constable of the Manchester metropolitan police. I have been leading the investigations of the Canal Street bombings however firstly I would like to apologise for wrongfully arresting you. We should have analysed the camera footage a lot more closely.
Benjamin Coleman
Have you found Daniel?
Martin Smyth
Unfortunately not Mr Coleman. We believe he has now travelled to London. It’s gay pride in less than 24 hours.
Benjamin Coleman
You think.
(INTERRUPTED)
Martin Smyth
Yes, we think he is going to blow something up. The reason I’m calling is that the police killing a homosexual, that is if we find him, won’t be good for anyone.
Benjamin Coleman
You think you are going to have to kill him?
Martin Smyth
He is a dangerous man Mr Coleman. I have my suspicions that Daniel Coleman was related to the Admiral Duncan bombings of April 1999. This was a very unpleasant situation. Benjamin I want you to go to London now and find him, speak to him before the police get to him. Please go to London now.
FADE TO:
EXT. LONDON BRIDGE, GAY PRIDE - DAY
MUSIC OVER
Daniel is amongst the crowd in the middle watching with others as the parade slowly moves beside. He puts on the headphones, he starts to become teary. Armed police officers walk slowly each side of the bridge towards the middle looking out for Daniel. Benjamin is doing the same but running, pushing people out of the way. He clocks the headphones. Daniel turns around and grabs hold of the ledge, pulling himself up. Benjamin runs towards him, Daniel acknowledges his presence. Benjamin breaks down into tears, Daniel gulps and sees the police coming closer. He nods towards his brother.
Daniel Coleman
I am Gods wrath, I am Jesus’s judgement, I am the Holy Spirits suffocation over evil. Hear me now for I am the trinity of christianity and evil will suffer!
Daniel chucks a book on the ledge, he takes out a detonator and falls backwards into the river. As he does so he presses the button. Police officers push people as far away from Daniel as possible. Benjamin runs to the ledge as he screams out in pain. The police back away from the crowd as no explosions go off.
CUT TO:
EXT. ADMIRAL DUNCAN PUB – DAY
Benjamin is with Emily staring at the pub holding Daniel’s journal.
Benjamin Coleman
He blew this place up in 1999. He blew up Canal Street and tried to blame it all on me. He tried to blow up London Bridge but for whatever reason it didn’t work. He did all of this yet I can’t stop hurting, I can’t stop thinking it’s my fault.
Emily places her hands round Ben’s shoulders.
Benjamin Coleman
It’s my fault, I left him. I let my dad beat him to shit and my uncle fuck him (shouts) Shit. It’s my fault, he was supposed to be dead. All I want is for him to be here, for him to hear that I’m sorry.
Benjamin’s phone rings, it’s his father.
Benjamin Coleman
What do you want George?
George
Son, it’s your mother, erm, in fact it’s your uncle and your mother and your house. Oh Jesus, I’m so glad you’re alright.
Benjamin Coleman
What are you going on about?
George
Our houses were blown up, thank fuck you weren’t home.
Benjamin Coleman
Hold up, what do you mean our houses were blown up?
George
I don’t know but someone has blow up your house, our house and your uncle’s house. Oh god your mothers dead Ben.
Ben drops his phone and opens the book to the last page Daniel wrote in and reads it out to Emily.
Benjamin Coleman
And those who did this to the hundreds of people, have been silenced. Their souls last forever in eternity of damnation. Homosexuality was brought down on me by the dawn of evil. They did this to me, they turned their backs on me and now they suffer. They suffer alongside me. More like me will fight back until tolerance is received, for tolerance is equality.
Emily
It’s not your fault.
Benjamin Coleman
He didn’t want to blow up London Bridge. He wanted to kill me.
END CREDITS
