JOLLY MUSIC
EMCEE OVER TANNOY: Are all the clowns in the car?
Is the door closed? It is.
I think that means, ladies and gentlemen, that's 31.
That's equal to the world record.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is a historic moment...
CLOWN: Get me out of here! I'm dying! Please!
-(ONLOOKERS GASP) -Please!
CLOWN: Let me out! Let me out!
Maybe we should check in on the welfare of the clowns.
-CLOWN: Let me out, please! -EMCEE: I'm sure they'll be OK.
(CLOWNS GRUNT)
(CHILDREN LAUGH)
-CLOWNS SQUEAK -SOMBRE MUSIC
EMCEE: Ooh, boy, oh, boy.
-Please... -Call an ambulance.
We really want to check on the welfare of these clowns, guys.
Is anyone coming, guys?
Are there any medics here?
SIREN WAILS He's not moving. Can we...
HEAVENLY CHORUS
GRETA: OK, are you seeing this?
This is the worst thing I've ever seen
and yet I can't look away.
NICOLE: It's truly an unspeakable tragedy
and yet I also can't look away.
Oh, I hate clowns, yet I always seem to date them.
That is such a strange pattern you have
that all the men that you date
quit their jobs in tech to go to clown school.
It really is unusual.
Ugh, I can't look at this anymore. Oh!
Thank God we put Ian on that.
It was really kind of us to do that.
(SPEAKS MANDARIN)
Our market research shows that your culture loves comedy,
so naturally, we thought the best way to launch our car
would be clowns.
(MAN SPEAKS MANDARIN)
Unfortunately, Chinese clowns are a different size.
Er, we miscalculated the girth of your Western clowns.
I see. (LAUGHS)
(MAN SPEAKS MANDARIN)
But we do not find this funny.
This is devastating.
Y-yes. LIFT BELL DINGS
OK, putting the clowns aside for the moment...
Yes, let's do that.
..today might be one of the busiest days/nights
of our lives.
Totally. The Rainbow Ribbon Foundation launch.
I'm so excited.
I've already sent Bundy
his 'standing against hatred together' speech
and he should be practising with Tatiana...
The strategic girlfriend that we set him up with.
All the while we wait for Bobby to come in with our contracts,
which should be any day now.
No, no, I can't think about that today.
You're right, focus on today.
Today we focus on today
and the foundation that we set up to save a man's image.
LIFT BELL DINGS
Mr Randell, there is quite a lot of bad news
about our car company.
Yes, it was a particularly meme-able moment, wasn't it?
Er, a dozen camera angles,
probably the most recorded clown tragedy in history.
There are actually a lot more of those than you'd think.
(IAN LAUGHS WEAKLY)
Pretty degrading job, actually. (LAUGHS)
So we've got Dion Kelly
from 'Male Body' magazine coming in first.
To run through Bundy's picture selects for the...
Ambassador presentation montage, exactly.
Oh, can I tell you,
I have missed front-facing events so much.
Same.
Spiritually, I have needed the catharsis
of externalising our success online.
Nothing has been postable in a while, has it?
Actually, it's been the opposite of postable,
although I did take a picture of our giant shoe trophy
after it was...
NICOLE: Un-impaled from that worker, totally.
Bundy, what are you doing here?
Your call time isn't till much later this evening.
Uh, yeah, um, right.
I just thought, um, maybe I could be here to help.
Oh.
That's thoughtful.
Yeah, I mean, maybe you could work on the speech
that you have tonight.
Speech?
Oh, yeah, the speech, yeah.
-(CHUCKLES) -Oh. Um...
..what's it about again?
Are you serious?
It's the hate speech, Bundy.
The 'stop hate' speech that we wrote for you.
We hate hate here, obviously.
-We hate hate. -Oh, true, yeah.
I agree, Greta Goldman.
So, Bundy, we got a lot going on today.
We're launching our new strategic agenda
and we're also proving ourselves to a variety of clients, so...
Yeah, so you just, like, stay here, work on the speech.
You'll just have to stay out of our way and don't disturb us.
Ah, yeah, cool.
Don't go in there.
Don't go in there, Bundy.
-War Room, War Room. -War Room, Bundy, don't!
(BUNDY READS SLOWLY) "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen,
"and the oth...and others.
"Welcome to the lunch...launch
"of the Rainbow Ribbon Foundation.
"The Rainbow Ribbon Foundation is more than a charity.
"It's a bacon of light dedicated to addressing
"some of the most pressing issues of our time."
OK, Dion Kelly from 'Male Body' magazine is here, so...
OK, um, Bundy, just keep going with that. Really great.
"We stand uni..."
Fuck this.
NICOLE: Oh, my God, these are amazing.
GRETA: Oh, absolutely.
I can't wait to launch these tonight.
He looks, like, masculine yet wholesome.
-A bad boy who's been... -Saved by a woman's love vibes.
I know, OK.
Skip... Just ignore these.
We just included them to show that the sitting doesn't work.
I think it's the size of his calves or something
that doesn't allow him to sit.
Ohh, he is so handsome!
OK, let's go with the blue.
I'm thinking blue shirt.
Really? (CHUCKLES AWKWARDLY)
I really love the check.
OK, let me just scroll back
to where his arm's a little less weird.
See?
Look, it just might sell you.
I mean, I'm not really being sold. Nicole?
No, like I said, to me, it's giving face-down in the mud
at Melbourne Cup aftermath footage.
-You did say that. -I said it.
(TAPS KEYS)
OK, blue shirt it is.
(NICOLE AND GRETA CHUCKLE)
-Is he, uh...is he single? -Oh, no, babe.
He's dating an influencer called Tatiana Lodros.
But if he was single, he'd be sitting firmly in my niche,
which is AFL player that's played less than 30 games
and now makes a public comment on masculinity, so...
Yeah, hot.
In China, we would go to the government
to get rid of the footage.
Yes, well, that's not the way things work in our country.
The government won't just get rid of the footage. (CHUCKLES)
They can't.
-(SPEAKS MANDARIN) -Mm.
But we can.
You can control the media?
Yes, that's our whole business.
-For private profit? -Yes.
-(SPEAKS MANDARIN) -Mm.
We find this very unethical, but in this instance, very helpful.
NICOLE: I haven't met her, but apparently she's just, like...
We have zero time to babysit Bundy.
(SINGSONGS) Hi!
Watch out, ladies. These are heavier than they look.
And I've got six more trays in my hatchback.
-Fantastic. -Thank you so much.
So, are these really for Nicole Kidman?
I am such a massive freaking fan.
Um, it's a different Nicole Kidman.
And, um, anyway, this one
is quite influential in her own way.
-Just a question, Cherie. -Yes, doll?
Yeah, what happens when the 'end' gets eaten?
Sorry?
You're just left with 'violence', aren't you?
You eat my 'end', and you're left with 'violence',
and everything else that our foundation
stands firmly against.
Sorry, I just want to know, Cherie, what you were thinking
when you made a cupcake that said 'genocide'.
To be honest, I did think it was a bit weird.
Oh, did you? Yeah, did you?
Well, maybe next time, trust that intuition.
Because this is insane.
They were supposed to be on the same cupcake.
No, this is fine. This is great.
Why don't you go get the rest of the trays
and we will figure something out.
Go grab 'misogyny'.
Got it in the car.
Great. Go get the 'misogyny'...
-'Misogyny's in the car. -..cupcakes, yeah.
Prostate cancer there as well. PHONE CHIMES
Oh, great. Now we have lunch with Anna.
What? You're joking.
-That is just perfect timing. -Oh, cupcakes!
Bundy, no, these are for tonight. No, no, no, no, no.
OK, Bundy, let's just get you back into the War Room,
practising your speech, OK?
What's the food situation, then?
Alright. Let's go, Bundy. It's OK.
Let's go back in the War Room.
Mr Wu, if a tree falls in a forest and nobody hears it,
does it really fall?
Yes.
Well, there's actually a debate about that.
The debate is about the sound.
The tree still falls.
Well, put it this way, if a clown gets crushed in a car
and no-one can tell whether the footage is real or fake,
does he really get crushed?
If he's in a coma, yes.
This is very serious.
Yeah, obviously, we know that, but nobody else does.
-Actually, on that, Cody. -Yeah?
We've got NDAs from all the conscious clowns.
Go to the hospital and get an NDA from the crushed coma clown
the moment he wakes up.
-OK? -Yeah.
Yeah. (SIGHS)
(CLIENTS WHISPER)
What do you feel like?
Uh, anything vegan, I guess.
We're still doing that cruelty-free challenge
for Rainbow Ribbon, yeah?
Yes, that is correct.
We can find you a deliverable vegan option.
Just get back to the speech, Bundy.
NICOLE: And have you messaged Tatiana, Bundy?
That stupid lectern is distracting me!
Bundy, we don't do that.
We don't kick the lectern.
Uh, you know what, Nicole?
We have to go to lunch with Anna right now, so...
Just stay in here, Bundy, and...
BUNDY: Yeah, OK.
I'll stay here. With this lectern!
Um, what the hell was that? That was so weird.
I know, what is going on with him?
I don't know, maybe he's just really hungover or something.
Leave him in there. I need to get on with my day.
We need to compartmentalise all of this. I can't.
I hated that kicking.
TANNOY: Paging Dr Chadwick, Dr Chadwick...
Excuse me, sorry.
Oh!
MACHINE BEEPS
(CLOWNS SQUEAK)
Can we help you, buddy?
Um, oh, well, I'm just a friend.
Wanted to be here and really support him,
uh,
and be here when he wakes up, you know?
We haven't seen you before, mate.
Yeah, how do you know, Mick?
Well, I'm also a clown, you know?
Yeah.
New to the game, new clown on the block.
You a NICA guy?
Oh, what's NICA?
(CLOWNS SCOFF)
National Institute of Circus Arts!
You haven't heard of NICA?
Mick taught at NICA.
Mick is NICA.
Oh, no, no, yeah, yeah, of course, of course.
No, no.
I'm just breaking in myself,
you know, with Mick's help.
Well, not now, obviously. (CHUCKLES)
CLOWN 1: It's OK, buddy.
-CLOWN 2: What's going on? -CLOWN 3: Can we get that nurse?
-Oh. Ooh! -CLOWN 3: Where's the nurse?
Oh, that's right.
Oh, yeah, I have a gig.
You know, birthday party.
You know what it's like. (CHUCKLES)
I'll catch you soon. (GIGGLES)
CLOWN: It's OK. He's gone now. He's gone.
ANNA: I have done this whole menu to death,
but I always return to the tuna sashimi.
This is the only place
I find comparable with the fish markets.
OK, Ian told us about your extraction techniques, Anna,
including the small-talk ease-in.
Yeah, why are we here, Anna?
What do you actually know about Frank Fritz?
-Fritz? -Fritz?
What, are you just fishing, Anna?
We don't have time to do your job for you today.
-It's the pause technique. -Yeah.
OK, Ian also told us about the pause technique.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
We're not going to fill silence with information, Anna.
No.
Because you don't know anything about Fritz.
He was a cadaver the whole time we worked there.
Then he died and now we're here, so...
Oh, come on, there was no information in that information.
So that's confirmed some sort of theory for you, has it?
Actually, it does.
What does it tell you that everyone I've spoken to
knows more about Fritz & Randell than both of you?
I know about the yacht.
The question is, do you know about the yacht?
So Fritz had a yacht.
So what? What about it?
You're right.
Lots of men like Fritz had a yacht, except this is different.
Never in my life
have I seen something hidden from public record
as well as this particular yacht.
It makes you wonder why.
Why is my source urging me to look into it?
OK, there could be a million reasons why that's the case.
-Fritz... -Yes, but you would think
that as people poised to take over the company
that you would know all about the practices
of said company yacht and what went on there.
Why don't you just say what you want to say to us, Anna?
Look, girls, this is not small fish.
Now, I'm sure there's a part of you deep down
that knows your new position
isn't really Bobby Bahl's attempt at feminism.
You've been brought on to take the shrapnel
when Fritz's legacy inevitably explodes.
And it will explode.
SINISTER MUSIC
Well, thank you for that, Anna.
We'll just have to see how it plays out.
JAZZY MUSIC
OK, what was that?
Anna picks the busiest day of the year to tell us
that Fritz was basically a sex trafficking pervert paedophile!
We don't know that, and Anna doesn't know that.
We don't know what she knows, but it doesn't matter.
Finding out whether Fritz was a creep is not a today problem.
You're right, Bundy and Tatiana, that's a today problem.
Hiding genocide cupcakes, that's a today problem, apparently.
Yeah, OK, starting a foundation
and then ending hate speech forever, that's a today problem.
But can we just maybe find out what Ian knows about this yacht?
What Ian knows?
-Ian? -Ian!
-Ian. -Ian.
I mean, frankly, AI is just revolutionary.
You would be astounded by how much we've done with AI
over the last few months.
And that's why I think...
-(BANGS ON GLASS) -Sorry, excuse me.
May I remind you, this is my client!
You got the whole of the Pan Pacific!
We're happy for you to handle comms on the clown crush car.
We need to talk to you urgently, in your office.
(SPEAKS MANDARIN) Er, five minutes.
OK, what is it?
Ian, we spoke to Anna.
She told us about the yacht.
What?
Do you know about Fritz's yacht?
Yeah, yeah, I know... know about the yacht, yeah.
Yeah, we all knew about the yacht.
I knew. Er, Fritz knew.
Well, because it was his yacht and he knew about it.
Well, we didn't know about the yacht.
It would have been great to know before we found out from Anna.
Well, isn't it your job to know about these things?
I mean, you run the company, don't you?
Well, we haven't signed our contracts yet.
And we're not sure that we should.
Oh.
Ian, what happened on the yacht?
I'll tell you, but it's not pretty.
I think that's why it was so secret.
Nonstop debauchery.
All sorts of sexual things.
Not just missionary position,
but, like, from behind, woman on top.
Whatever a client wanted, they'd get, right?
We're talking Epstein levels of debauchery there.
Or worse, like Harold Shipman or Ivan Milat, you know?
And don't get me started on the drug stuff.
You know, we'd be all there sniffing on our joints.
And then, you know, somebody'd bring out the cocaine.
Nose candy, we used to call it.
Yeah, pretty addictive, actually.
Wow. So that all happened?
IAN: Yeah.
If anyone ever finds out about it,
whoever's in charge will go down with it.
Oh, my God.
Actually, do you think that's why
Bobby put you in charge of the company?
You know, to be his patsies.
Oh, my God.
I mean, that could be it, Ian.
That's it! Yes!
Well, thank you so much for warning us, Ian.
Not a problem. I'm there for you.
-Thank you. -Yeah.
Now I should get back to the clown crush
because, you know, those clowns don't crush themselves.
-Thank you, Ian. That's great. -(SIGHS)
-He has no idea about the yacht. -None at all.
-We need to talk to Bobby. -Yeah.
-SHOES SQUEAK -UPBEAT MUSIC
Fellas.
Any updates?
-No, nothing yet. -CODY: Oh.
How was the party?
Oh, you know how it is, you know, 17 four-year-olds.
-Oh, yeah. -Yeah.
And they want to do one thing.
Suck on your playing cards.
-(LAUGHS) That's right. -Yes, yes.
-(CLOWNS LAUGH) -Oh, no.
Listen, I've been meaning to, uh, apologise
for the way I behaved earlier.
I just... Mick was, um...
He's...he's one of us.
Of course, of course. Totally, I understand.
I just know that Mick is smiling at us right now.
Yeah.
It's a nice thought.
Yeah, love you, Mick. MACHINE BEEPS
CARTOON SOUNDTRACK PLAYS
NICOLE: Bundy, you're still here.
Of course you are. How are you?
CARTOON FART SOUND ON PHONE
OK, to be honest, I don't know
if I'm that keen for this speech tonight.
I'm just, like, not vibing it.
And, like, all the talk about violence is, like, really heavy.
OK, well, you have to do the speech tonight, Bundy.
Yeah, uh, what if we made it more of a double act?
Tatiana gets up there, she says a few words with you as well.
Nah, nah, nah, Tatiana's not coming tonight.
What do you mean she's not coming tonight?
I don't know, she's just being, like, real difficult.
OK, Bundy, she has to come tonight.
We spoke about this.
Well, I don't know if I want her there, to be honest.
We had an argument last night
and I don't really rate her energy.
Do you have any cordial?
Thanks to AI, this is a video of our #ClownCrush.
But it's now happening in your competitor's car.
Every time somebody posts the real video,
our bot farm will post this video underneath.
This is impressive technology, Mr Randell,
but there were dozens of people filming the incident.
Which is why we've created dozens of these videos,
all with different brands of car.
They were live witnesses.
They'll say that it was our brand of car.
They already are.
So your plan is foiled?
Nup, we've got a troll farm in Estonia on it.
Just wait for it.
See, there you go.
Thanks to AI, just because something happened
doesn't mean anyone needs to believe it's true.
-(WHISPERS IN MANDARIN) -Mm.
Mr Randell, we believe you are very evil.
Evil?
No, I think your translation
might be a bit wavy on that one.
(SPEAKS MANDARIN)
Mm. He is very confident that you are evil.
Right.
Evil, thanks, yeah, mm.
Try 'goshu'.
-Goshu. -Yeah. No?
-No, no. -No, goshu's a word.
-No. -Yes, it is.
-No. -It is. Goshu.
You know, "That's so goshu."
Definitely not.
Check again.
So Fritz never mentioned a yacht to you?
No, no, me neither.
But as the executor of his will, I need to find out.
For administrative reasons.
OK, thank you.
(SIGHS)
Woolwich Pier Marina.
(WHISPERS NUMBERS)
LINE RINGS
Oh, try 'shogu'.
NOTIFICATION BEEPS
DOD: Oh.
Mm, Meredith, Meredith, Meredith,
you inquisitive little minx.
Do I have to call Tatiana to get her to come tonight?
I don't really feel like being a relationship counsellor.
We need her at the event, so you have to.
What do we do about Fritz's yacht?
I don't know!
You must be Greta Goldman and Nicole Kidman.
Just Nicole.
We are very impressed with your aging subordinate.
Oh.
While there is nothing funny about one clown in a coma,
we understand that there is something bigger
than 33 injured clowns.
Without you, we would have had to put thousands out of work
in our factories.
So the work you do, it is so very important.
Thank you.
-Thank you. -Goodbye.
Girls, I'm going to have to leave early this afternoon,
for personal reasons.
Uh, Meredith! Uh...
You were really close to Fritz, weren't you?
Well, I worked for him for a long time, yes.
So do you know about his yacht?
Yes, I do.
SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC
Uh...
(SIGHS)
Hey! (LAUGHS) I feel so much better now.
-Sorry about before. -Yeah, that's all good, Bundy.
We just have to get you ready for the event tonight.
Yeah, mad.
Is there gonna be a lectern there tonight?
'Cause that's really gonna piss me off.
We'll figure that out when we get there.
If you just want to make your way to the venue.
You can bring your coconut if you want.
Xiexie.
Xiexie. Xiexie.
VOICEMAIL: Hi. It's Cody. Leave a message.
Cody, all clear on our end.
Let me know how you go with that NDA,
but total triumph on the coma clown car crush.
Anyway, when you get back here,
drinks all round.
The girls have cracked!
So I'll be kicking back in Fritz's office
awaiting Bobby's call when you get here.
See ya.
OK, Greta, I'm feeling very overwhelmed.
OK, I hear you, but it's about to get worse,
because Bobby is coming in this afternoon with our contracts.
This is supposed to be a moment of celebration, Nicole.
And instead we're dealing with what, exactly?
Cupcakes that are riddled with prostate cancer
and Bundy's kicking lecterns
and Tatiana's not getting back to any of my messages.
Not to mention our dead boss's weird sex legacy,
and there's a clown somewhere in a coma.
OK, I'm just gonna say this once, but, um...
..do we want these jobs?
What are you talking about, Nicole?
OK, you are clearly stressed and very delusional,
even though you look great.
(WHISPERS) Thank you.
But we have not been killing ourselves for nine months
to not deserve these positions, OK?
This is all we've ever wanted
and I don't know who deserves this more than us, OK?
-You're right. -I know I'm right.
-OK. -OK, here's what we're gonna do.
We're gonna wait for Bobby to arrive,
see what he puts on the table, get a hold of Tatiana
and just continue with what is essentially
a very challenging day in our lives.
Nobody is having a more challenging day than us.
Nobody.
FLATLINE BEEP CLOWN: Mick? What is that?
-What's that noise? -It's beeping, he's gone blue.
Do you know what that is?
I didn't touch him.
-Where's the doctor? -Hey, what's happening?
-Will someone please grab... -What's happening?
MAN: Make some space, guys.
-Excuse me, let go, let go. -Hang in there.
WOMAN: Somebody remove all these clowns right now.
-Give us some space, please. -Tell us what's going on.
-We'll tell you in a minute. -We'll leave if you tell us.
WOMAN: Get out.
CLOWN: It's OK, it's OK, it's OK.
It's OK, it's OK, it's OK.
(CLOWNS SOB)
POIGNANT MUSIC
(CLOWNS SOB)
(CLOWNS SQUEAK)
IAN ON PHONE: Yeah, hello.
-Ian. -Cody.
Yeah, Mick, I mean, the clown passed,
so no NDA needed.
Um, um...
I think I'm gonna be a bit late
coming back to the office, though.
You know, in order to access the space,
I had to create a rich and textured character.
Um, now I think I need to see that through, yeah.
Yes, yes, that's fine, Cody.
(CLOWNS SOB)
I'm sorry, guys.
(SQUEAKING)
LINE RINGS
Bobby, mate!
Hello, Ian, my second-favourite middle-aged white man.
IAN: I just need to talk to you about the girls.
Ever wondered how men talk when they think you can't hear them?
IAN: I just spent the whole day helping Greta and Nicole
work through the moral dilemmas of whether this business
is ethical enough for them. (LAUGHS)
Yeah, go on, Ian, claws out.
I love it.
IAN: I just think, from a risk perspective,
you're gonna have to go into this eyes wide open.
I mean, do you really want to be putting this firm
in the hands of two girls who, frankly,
can't make an omelette out of their own eggs?
Ian, your metaphor appals me, but point taken.
I mean, they still haven't signed
their contracts, have they?
Ian, Ian, Ian.
I'm afraid I have to go, unless there's anything else
you'd like to say about Greta and Nicole.
How long have you got?
(LAUGHS FORCEFULLY)
(SIGHS)
Oh.
CALL DISCONNECTS Oh. (CHUCKLES)
(SIGHS CONTENTEDLY)
Such a misogynist downer on such a fabulous occasion.
Sorry. Contracts.
I mean, come on, the first female CEOs of Fritz & Randell?
The board were very surprised to discover
that we are living in the 21st century.
You should have seen their faces.
(HYPERVENTILATES)
(LAUGHS WHEEZILY)
I'm joking.
Ladies, I'm kidding.
Um, Bobby, we spoke to Anna today.
Anna, Anna, Anna, Anna.
Anna McDowell, the investigative journalist?
Oh, yes. Yuck.
-She knows about Fritz's yacht. -Yes.
OK, yeah, no, that was a different time.
It was three weeks ago.
Bobby, why would we sign contracts
to be instated as the heads of a company
if we don't have all the information
about how the company actually operates?
It makes us feel, and it certainly makes Anna feel,
like we've been set up to fail.
Yeah, no, I appreciate that feedback.
And this is what I love, an exchange like this.
Um... (CLEARS THROAT)
OK, so let me get this straight.
There's a reporter that's writing a story
about an old man that has a secret yacht,
probably did some bad things on that secret yacht,
hence the secrecy of the yacht, but here's the kicker.
Those secret bad things have stopped happening
because that old man is dead.
So, hold the front page.
Seriously, Dod, make sure that doesn't come out.
OK, but what did Fritz do on the yacht, Bobby?
Ooh, I have no idea.
Probably something disgusting,
like have outlandish parties with perverted old men
and beautiful naked women.
I mean, uh, personally, I despise that.
I don't know. Um...
But let me tell you why I think you should sign these contracts.
I mean, you don't have to, but let me tell you why
Fritz & Randell is my absolute favourite
of all of my scattered subsidiaries.
Because when you walk into a room
of the most powerful people on the planet
knowing the secrets that could end them,
oh, ladies, that's the best feeling in the world.
They know your power, you know your power,
and they have everything to lose,
and they will do any kind of dance that you want them to.
Personally, I'd love to see that kind of power in your hands.
So, come with me.
Let's take Fritz & Randell in a different direction, eh?
You'll be in charge.
No more yacht parties ever again.
So...
What do we think, ladies?
Signy-signy?
SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC
Or should I go and talk to Ian?
SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC
(BOBBY SPEAKS INAUDIBLY)
MUSIC BECOMES POIGNANT (CLOWNS WEEP)
I'm so, so sorry.
(CLEARS THROAT)
SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC
SWEEPING STRINGS MUSIC
PHONE BUZZES
-It's Tatiana. -Finally.
Tell her she has to come tonight.
-Sorry, I have to take this. -Of course.
What's going on?
Tatiana, where are you?
If you leave now, you can still make it. Bundy's just left.
SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC
Wait, wait.
(TATIANA SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)
Just...just stop. Just slow...
(TATIANA SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)
SOMBRE MUSIC
He did what?
(GASPS SOFTLY)
(WHISPERS INDISTINCTLY)
SOMBRE MUSIC CONTINUES
SUBDUED, ELEGANT PIANO MUSIC