The Goonies (1985)

Astoria, Oregon: Fall, 1985. A jailhouse.

Scene 1: Interior Jailhouse

A jail guard unlocks a cell block to call the inmates out for their
lunch.

	Guard:
Lunch time.

Inmates exit their cells and are murmuring amongst themselves.

	Guard:
The longer you animals bark the colder your lunch gets. Come on, move
it out! (Looks toward the last occupied cell) You too down there.
(Walks down the cellblock) Hey turkey...

Guard walks down to an open cell where the expected inmate has not
emerged. He walks in and discovers that the inmate, Jake Fratelli, has
apparently hung himself. There is a note taped to his chest reading,
"To whom it may concern". The guard removes it, turns it over and
reads the back.

	Guard:
"You schmuck. Do you really think I'd be stupid enough to kill
myself?" (Repeats last two words to himself in bewilderment) Kill
myself?

Jake was alive. He opens his eyes, cocks his head and grins,
assaulting the unsuspecting guard, knocking him out. Jake untangles
himself from his makeshift gallows, removing a pipe assembly from his
beltline which supported his weight.

Scene 2: Exterior Jailhouse

Francis Fratelli, Jake's brother, is pouring a ring of gasoline around
the front entrance, while their mother, Mama Fratelli, waits anxiously
behind the wheel of their ORV.

	Mama F:
Come on!

Francis throws the empty gasoline can in the back of the ORV and then
jumps into the passenger seat, loading a semi-automatic pistol. Jake
hurries down the front steps of the jailhouse in his street clothes.

	Mama F:
Here he comes.

Mama starts the car as Jake runs over to the right rear door. It's
locked.

	Jake:
Francis, it's the lock. (Desperate to open the car door) The lock,
Francis.

	Francis:
Let go of the handle.

	Jake:
I don't have the handle. Open the lock!

	Mama F:
Jake, up! (Gesturing to the open sunroof)

	Jake:
No.

	Mama F:
Come on. Move...

	Francis:
It's open.

	Mama F:
(To Francis) Get down! (To Jake) Come on!

	Jake:
(Climbs head first down through the sunroof) Thanks Mama.

Francis now reaches down through the open passenger side window and
fires into the now gasoline-soaked pavement. A ring of fire flares up
around the entrance, trapping the jail guards who have hastily emerged
looking for Jake. Francis laughs victoriously. Mama Fratelli puts the
car in gear and screeches away. A number of police cars quickly pursue
them.

Scene 3: High School Field
Football and Cheerleading Practice

A pretty, young girl, about sixteen, loads a cassette tape into a
player and starts it. Andrea Carmichael, known to all her friends as
Andi, is the cheerleading captain and is leading her team in practice.

	Andi:
Okay you guys, let's try the victory pyramid. Okay so...alright...
(She directs the girls as they assemble as the police chase whisks by,
sirens blaring) Let's work on this next move. We can do it. Next row,
come on, put your arms up, put your arms up... smile...good.
(excitedly) You got it!

Scene 4: Street Corner

The Fratellis race through a red light with several police cars hot on
their tail. A Hispanic woman, Rosalita, nervously hurries across the
street as cars whisk by on both sides of her.

Scene 5: Interior: A House

Clarke Devereux, known to his friends as "Mouth", is watching an
unrelated police chase on a small television which is turned up too
loud. His father, a plumber, is struggling to make some repairs under
a counter.

	Devereux:
Turn that TV off son, I can't hear myself think.

	Mouth:
Yeah right, dad.

Mouth grudgently turns off the TV set, but the live Fratelli chase is
passing the open window. He slaps the TV a couple times, puzzled as to
where the sound is coming from.

	Mouth:
Huh? (He walks over to his dad and sits on the counter, looking into
the sink.)

	Devereux:
The water going down son?

	Mouth:
(Looks in the sink) Ugh...no.

	Devereux:
Going down now?

Water gushes from the drain, completely drenching Mouth. He is unable
to answer.

	Devereux:
Sorry, kid.

Scene 6: On the Docks

Stefanie Steinbrenner, known to her friends as Stef, is helping her
dad at the docks. The chase passes behind her while her head is
immersed in a fishing barrel. She surfaces with a crab in hand and
tosses it aside, oblivious to the commotion.

Scene 7: An Alleyway

Ricky Wang, known to his friends as "Data" for his many little
inventive gadgets, likes to think of himself as "007". He is testing a
new device of his that shoots a small, suction-cupped harpoon from his
belt buckle. It attaches itself securely to a steel drum across the
alley. A thread spool in his belt buckle starts to reel it in with
considerable torque. The drum starts to move towards him, much to his
delight, but gets stuck. Data is drawn uncontrollably across the alley
and falls head first into the drum. The police chase speeds by while
he is in the drum.

Scene 8: Stop 'n Snack

Lawrence Cohen, whose friends refer to him affectionately as "Chunk"
(for his everlasting love of food), is at an arcade game near the
front window. He is the only Goonie to have actually witnessed the
police chase. He presses against the window, food in his right hand
and milkshake in his left, to get the best possible look.

	Chunk:
Oh wow...a police chase!

The cars race by and some gunshots are fired.

	Chunk:
With bullets!!

The condiments from his food smear all over the window and the
milkshake bursts open.

	Chunk:
Ah, shit!

Scene 9: The Beach

The Fratellis arrive at the beach, temporarily away from their
pursuers. Mama Fratelli laughs.

	Jake:
What the hell are we doing here?

	Mama F:
Ah, trust in your old mother boys. Throw it into four wheel drive and
hold onto your hats.

The annual ORV beach rally is just starting and there are dozens of
similar ORV's starting a race on the beach.

	Announcer:
Welcome to the third annual ORV rally. Are you ready to go?...Go!

Mama Fratelli lurches the ORV forward in the sand and merges with the
rally. They are quickly lost in the crowd of ORVs.

End of Prologue

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The Goonies: Act I

It is a drizzly Saturday morning. Greedy land developers, eager to
expand their country club with the construction of a golf course, are
pushing a foreclosure on all the houses in this part of Astoria, known
as the Goondocks.

Michael Walsh, known to his family and friends as Mikey, is a teenage
boy about thirteen. He is particularly depressed. With the inevitable
foreclosure pending for Monday morning, he feels gloomy about his last
weekend with his friends. Mikey is sitting by his bedroom window
looking through a telescope at the neighborhood. He is asthmatic and
must rely on a Salbutimol inhaler to control the effects the cold damp
air outside is having on him.

Mikey's older brother, Brandon Walsh, known to all his friends as
Brand, is about sixteen, and has similar feelings about leaving. He
tries to bury his feelings in his benchpress.

Scene 1: Interior Bedroom, Walsh Residence

	Mikey:
Oh, bummer. Nothing exciting ever happens around here anyway. Who
needs the Goondocks? Who needs this house? I can't wait to get outta
here. (Picks up a copy of MAD magazine and begins thumbing through)

	Brand:
Really?

	Mikey:
Nah, I was just trying to delate myself. No, no...y'know, um, uh,
dic..dictate myself.

	Brand:
That's delude yourself, dummy.

	Mikey:
That's what I said.

Mikey jumps onto Brand's chest, pushing the weights down on top of
Brand.

	Mikey:
Thanks, Brand.

	Brand:
I know how you feel, wimp. I'm sure going to miss this place too.

Brand pushes up hard on the weights, lifting Mikey at the same time. A
knock is heard at the front door. Brand and Mikey leave the room.

	Brand:
(Throwing Mikey aside) Adopted wuss.

	Mikey:
Adopted wuss...I'm no adopted wuss. I'll kill you, Brand!

Scene 2: Walsh Living Room
Mouth's arrival

Brand peers around the corner and sees Mouth through the glass door.
Mouth is there combing his hair. He is wearing a black concert shirt
for Prince: Purple Rain.

	Brand:
Oh, it's Mouth.

Brand walks away from the door. He slouches in an armchair, stretching
a spring-type chest exerciser. Mikey opens the screen door to let
Mouth in.

	Mouth:
Hey, Meekey. Yo Mikey. Eh, Mikey, seen Adrian? Hey guys, what's going
down? (Puts his foot on the coffee table).

	Brand:
Get your foot off the table, Mouth.

	Mouth:
You got it. What's going down guys? Hey, what's the matter with you
guys? Come on? What's the matter? What is this, a nuclear Saturday or
something? Come on, guys. This is our last weekend together, last
"Goonie" weekend. We got to be goin' out in style, cruisin' the coast,
sniffin' some lace, downin' some brews...but nooo. The one older
brother had to go and screw it up, by flunking your driver's test?
(Brand takes a swing at him) Don't know what to do with ya, kid.

	Chunk:
(Outside, in background) Hey guys, I just got the best...you're not
gonna believe. (shouting) Hey you guys, you gotta let me in.

Mikey and Mouth step out onto the veranda. Chunk is down at the gate.

	Mouth:
Jerk alert! It's Chunk.

	Chunk:
I'm not lyin'.

Scene 3: Front Yard and Veranda
Chunk's arrival

	Chunk:
I just saw the most amazing thing in my entire life.

	Mouth:
First you gotta do the Truffle Shuffle.

	Chunk:
Come on...

	Mouth:
Do it.

	Chunk:
Come on...

	Mouth:
(Insistent) Do it!

Chunk groans and then climbs up onto a tree stump near the gate. He
rolls up the lower half of his shirt, makes a strange facial
expression, and then shakes himself. The layers of fat on his chest
and abdomen jiggle as he makes all sorts of silly sounds to accompany.
Mouth giggles hysterically.

	Mikey:
Cut it out, Mouth.

Mikey pulls on a cord which raises a tin bucket, releasing a bowling
ball. It rolls across the railing and falls into another bucket. A
long and complex chain reaction occurs, ultimately turning on the
sprinkler, the rotation of which pulls open the gate for Chunk.

	Chunk:
Oh guys, guys, thanks a lot.

	Mikey:
Tell the truth.

	Chunk:
You guys, you're not going to believe me. This time I'm telling the
truth.

	Brand:
Feed the fish, Mikey.

Chunk steps up to the door, but Mouth closes the screen door just as
he gets there.

	Chunk:
You turd!

	Mouth:
(To Brand) ...flunked your driver's test.

	Brand:
Shut up, Mouth.

	Chunk:
Listen, okay. You guys will never believe me. There was two cop cars,
okay. And they were chasing this four wheel deal, (it was this real
neat ORV), and there were bullets flying all over the place. It was
the most amazing thing I ever saw!

	Mikey:
More amazing than the time Michael Jackson came over to your house to
use the bathroom?

	Brand:
More amazing than the time you saved those old people from that
nursing home fire, right?

	Mouth:
Yeah, and I bet it was even more amazing than the time you ate your
weight in Godfather's Pizza, right?

	Chunk:
Okay Brand, Michael Jackson didn't come over to my house, to use the
bathroom. But his sister did!

Scene 4: Living Room
Data's arrival

Data loads a cassette into a Walkman on his belt. James Bond music
starts. He has a tightwire strung from the top of his house to the
roof overhang over the Walsh's veranda next door.

	Data:
Okay Data, don't mess this one up, and prepare for the Wings of
Flight.

Data hangs from a wheel-type mechanism that allows him to "fly" over
to Mikey's house in a 007 type manner. The others, looking out over
the veranda, see his approach.

	Mikey:
Uh oh! Screen door! (To Mouth) Open the screen door!

	Data:
Mikey! The screen door!

Data crash lands through the door into everybody in the living room;
they all fall over. Chunk, at the back of the crowd, catches a tall
porcelin ornament that topples from an endtable. Chunk is well-known
for his clumsiness and is proud of having caught it in one piece.

	Mikey:
Chunk!

	Chunk:
Hey, I bet you guys thought I was going to drop it, huh? Ha ha.
(Places ornament back on the endtable). I knew you would think that
from good old Chunk.

The ornament falls as Chunk finishes his sentence. He hadn't steadied
it to ensure its stability.

	Mikey:
Oh my God!

	Brand:
You idiot!

Chunk picks it up, apparently in one piece.

	Chunk:
Look, it's not broken. It's perfect. Ha ha.

It is a statue of a nude man. Mikey notices that the penis broke off.

	Mikey:
Oh my God.

	Chunk:
What?

	Mikey:
That's my mom's most favourite piece.

	Chunk:
What?

	Mikey:
(Worried) Ooooh. (Positions the broken piece)

	Chunk:
Oh my God.

	Mouth:
You wouldn't be here if it wasn't.

	Mikey:
Shut up, Mouth.

	Brand:
Shut up, Mouth.

	Data:
(Changing the subject) Hey, any of you guys ever hear of Detroit?

	Mikey:
No.

	Mouth:
Soitenly. That's where Motown started. It's also got the highest
murder rate in the country.

	Data:
Well let me tell you what. That's where we're moving when we lose our
house tomorrow.

	Mikey:
You shut up about that stuff. It'll never happen. My dad'll fix it.

	Brand:
Yeah, sure he will. If he gets his next four hundred paycheques by
tomorrow afternoon.

	Mikey:
That's wrong Brand. It won't happen!

Scene 5: Living Room
Irene Walsh arrives with Rosalita

Irene Walsh, Mikey and Brand's mother enters. She is an attractive
lady, perhaps about thirty-seven years of age. Her left arm is in a
sling for an unknown injury. Like the others, she too is troubled
about the foreclosure and the stress causes her to get her words
confused.

Being the practical wife and mother that she is, Irene has hired a
local woman, Rosalita, to help with the packing until she regains full
use of her left arm. Everybody greets her as she enters.

	Mikey:
Oh...hi Mom!

	Brand:
Hi Mom.

	Chunk:
Hi, hi.

	Mikey:
(Again) Hi Mom.

	Irene:
I see Data "dropped" by.

	Data:
Hi, Mrs. Walsh, how are you?

	Mouth:
Hi Mrs. Walsh.

	Irene:
(Introduces Rosalita) Boys, this is Rosalita. Rosalita's going to help
us with the packing just until my arm is better.

	Mikey:
Olé!

	Mouth:
Hola!

	Irene:
Uh, boys, Rosalita doesn't speak a word of English, and I know some of
you have taken some Spanish in school...

	Mouth:
(Interrupts) Well, Mrs. Walsh, I speak perfect Spanish. And if it's
any help to you I'd be glad to communicate with Rosalita.

	Irene:
You're a lifesaver Clarke. Come with us, will you?

	Mouth:
(Innocently, hands together as in prayer) Why certainly, Mrs. Walsh.

Mouth follows the two women out of the room, flashing a wicked grin to
his friends. He is savouring this gullible opportunity.

	Irene:
Mikey, no more potato chips. I've told you... (To Brand) Hello
Irvin...Mikey honey...

	Brand:
It's Brand, Ma.

Mikey and Chunk have been hiding the broken statue with their bodies.

	Chunk:
(His mouth full of food) Do you think your Mom's going to notice?

	Mikey:
What?!

	Chunk:
(His mouth still full) Do you think your Mom's going to
notice...notice that the dick and balls are missing?

	Mikey:
I wonder if she'll notice.

	Chunk:
That's what I said!

	Mikey:
Of course she'll notice. She notices everything.

Irene is now showing Rosalita a chest of drawers and relaying the
following instructions to Mouth for a trustworthy interpretation.

	Irene:
Pants and shirts are in the second. Jus..just throw them all into
cardboard boxes. Forget the suitcases. (To Mouth) Clarke, can you
translate that?

	Mouth:
Why certainly, Mrs. Walsh.

	Irene:
(Whispering to herself, smiling and proud of Clarke) Oh, that's
wonderful, simply wonderful.

	Mouth:
(To Rosalita) La mota vienen en primer cajona. La coca y la rapidez
vienen en segundo. La heroina en el debajo. Siempre hay que separa las
drogas. (Translation: MARIJUANA goes in the top drawer. COCAINE and
SPEED in the second, the HEROIN in the bottom. Always separate the
drugs.)

Mouth walks away, managing to contain his laughter. Rosalita stares
disbelievingly at the chest. The others are trying to take advantage
of Mikey's mom's business with Rosalita to repair the statue.

	Chunk:
Look. How's that? How's that?

Chunk glued the penis on up-side-down.

	Mikey:
Oh you idiot. You glued it on up-side-down.

	Brand:
You dork. If God made us do it that way you'd all be pissing in your
faces.

	Chunk:
Looks fine to me.

Irene, Mouth, and Rosalita approach the half-open attic stairs.

	Irene:
Now Rosalita, this is the attic. Mr. Walsh doesn't like anybody
(tiptoeing to close the stairway with her free hand) up here, ever.
(Sarcastically) I guess that's why it's always open.

	Mouth:
(Translation: Never go up there. It's filled with Mr. Walsh's SEXUAL
TORTURE DEVICES.)

Mouth walks on; Rosalita stares at the attic in horrified shock. She
is startled when Mouth touches her left shoulder. Irene leads them on
to her supply closet.

	Irene:
This is my supply closet. You'll find everything you need: brooms,
dustpans, insect spray... (Emphasizing) I would really like the house
clean when they tear it down. Clarke, can you translate?

	Mouth:
(Translation: If you do a bad job you'll be locked in here with the
cockroaches for two weeks without food or water.)

	Irene:
Okay, Rosie? (Kindly, smiling) Okay? You're going to be very happy
here. (To Mouth) Come on Clarke, we've got much more to do. You're so
fluent in languages.

	Rosalita:
(To God and herself) (Translation: I am in a crazy house.)

Irene, now finished "instructing" Rosalita, is coming downstairs with
Mouth, praising him on his remarkable skills as an interpreter.

	Irene:
You are so fluent in Spanish. That was so nice of you.

	Mouth:
(Preserving the deception) "Nice" is my middle name, Mrs. Walsh.

	Irene:
(To all) Boys, I'm taking Rosalita to the supermarket. Now listen...

	Data:
Hi, Mrs. Walsh.

	Irene:
...I'm going to be back in about an hour. Mikey, I want you kept
inside. Brand, if he's coming down with asthma I don't want him out in
the rain.

	Brand:
He should be put in a plastic bubble.

	Irene:
I'm serious Brandon. That's not funny. He takes one step outside and
you are in deep, absolutely the deepest... (Stammers for a word)

	Brand:
"Shit", Ma.

	Irene:
I don't like that language, but that's exactly what you're going to be
in. (To Data) And you, Dotta...

	Data:
Data.

	Irene:
...Data, use the back door from now on, okay?

	Data:
(Disappointed) Alright.

	Irene:
(Points in the statue's direction) What is that?

	Chunk:
(Nervous, and unbelieving that she "actually" noticed) Ah shit. What?

	Irene:
What is that?! (Still pointing, but at the broken potato chips on the
floor in front of the statue) That is a mess! I want it cleaned up
boys.

	Chunk:
(Relieved) Oh yeah, sure.

	Mouth:
You got it.

	Irene:
One hour, kids, and I'll be back. Bye baby. (Kisses Mikey) Rosie?

	Mouth:
Bye, Mrs. Walsh.

	Chunk:
Bye.

	Brand:
Bye Mom.

	Mouth:
(Wickedly) Adios, Señorita!

Irene Walsh leaves with Rosalita.

Scene 6: The Attic

	Brand:
(To Mikey) You want a breathing problem? (Pulls Mikey in the chair
with him) You've got one.

	Mouth:
Hey guys...(To Mikey) what's your dad going to do with all that stuff
that's in the attic?

	Mikey:
He's going to give it back to the museum, or whoever they pick to be
the new assistant curly, or kerney...

	Brand:
Curator.

	Mikey:
That's what I said.

	Mouth:
Hey, wait a minute guys. Maybe there's some stuff up there for us.
Maybe there's some stuff that we can keep from the oldsiders. Maybe
there's some rich stuff.

	Mikey:
No, no, you guys.

	Chunk:
Food! Lots of food.

Everybody's talking at once as they all run for the attic. Mikey is
objecting.

	Chunk:
Food! Lot's of food...Big Macs.

	Mouth:
Rich stuff! Gold! Rich stuff!

	Data:
Rich stuff!

	Mikey:
That's my dad's responsibility, you guys. The museum's probably got a
list of it somewhere. You guys listen to me, damn it. That's his
stuff.

They open the attic stairs and everybody climbs up.

	Brand:
Hey, look at this. I didn't know Dad had all this stuff up here.

	Chunk:
Ah, great. Look at that. Neato.

	Mouth:
Love it. Isn't this great? I like this stuff!

	Mikey:
Hey, come on guys. This is my dad's place. He doesn't want you up
here. You heard what my mom said to the housekeeper about not wanting
anybody up here...

	Mouth:
(Placing his arm around Mikey's shoulders) Mikey, I cannot believe
that you actually have something this cool in your house.

	Mikey:
You guys, my mom said...you guys, stop, put down the outfit, okay?

	Chunk:
Hey Mikey, this is great. We only have old Hanukkah decorations in our
attic.

	Mikey:
I don't care what you have in your attic.

Thunder outside. It's quite loud in the attic.

	Mikey:
(Takes a puff on his inhaler) Okay guys, you saw it. Now let's get out
of here, okay?

	Data:
Come on, Mikey, let's stay a little.

	Brand:
Scared, Mikey?

	Chunk:
(Pretending to be a pirate and brandishing a sword) I gotcha right
were I want ya.

	Mikey:
Ouch. Come on guys, it's dusty in here, my hayfever's acting up, and
you always break something.

	Mouth:
Meekey...

	Mikey:
What?

Mouth has found a sensuous painting of a woman. He poked a hole
through the canvas where her mouth is and is now behind the canvas
talking through the hole.

	Mouth:
(In a silly, falsetto voice) Meekey, come here and make me feel like a
woman. Come on, give me a nice, wet lickery kiss.

Mouth now sticks his tongue through the hole and wiggles it. This
brings a strange, animated third dimension to the picture.

	Brand:
(In background, to Data) Yeah, what is it? Data, look at this.

	Data:
That's neat.

Mikey snatches the painting away from Mouth.

	Mikey:
Gotcha! Now get out from behind there. You're ruining the painting...

	Mouth:
You're ruining my joke! The painting's already trash.

Arguing continues.

	Mikey:
Man, you're messing this up.

	Mouth:
Who cares?

	Mikey
I told you not to touch it. Get off it, alright?

Brand, uninvolved, is fascinated by an old book about pirates.

	Chunk:
Hey, Mikey? Mikey?

	Mikey:
What?

	Chunk:
What is all this neat stuff?

	Mikey:
The museum did some kind of... Where'd you get this?

	Chunk:
Right there.

	Mikey:
They did a show. It was a retropackum, and it was a...

	Brand:
Retrospective.

	Mikey:
That's what I said. You always contradict me. I was right. I knew
what...it was about the history of Astoria, and, these are the
rejects.

	Chunk:
Kind of like us, Mike, the Goonies.

In the background, Data and Brand are looking at an old lightening
ball.

	Brand:
How did you turn that on?...Turn it off...

	Mikey:
(To Chunk) Yeah.

	Mouth:
I'm not a reject.

	Mikey:
Take that stuff off. You're going to get me in trouble.

Data is still fascinated with the lightening ball.

	Data:
(To Brand) You know, you know how this works? Watch, if you put one
finger there...

	Chunk:
Neat. Laser beams! (Makes blaster sounds)

	Mikey:
Mouth, when you drop something, put it back up.

Mikey finds a dusty old picture frame on the floor facing the wall.

	Mikey:
What's this? (Pulls out the picture) Hey, wait a sec.

Mikey turns the frame over and brushes the dust off the glass with his
sleeve, revealing an old map. There appears to be something behind the
map. To break open the picture frame he has to make it look like an
accident to the others. He knows one sure-fire way to make that
happen...

	Mikey:
Chunk...

	Chunk:
I didn't touch it.

	Mikey:
I know you didn't touch it. Get over here. (Chunk comes over)

	Data:
Don't touch it, Chunk.

Chunk squats beside Mikey. Mikey reflects for a moment, holding the
frame, knowing that once he hands it over to Chunk its fate is
inevitable.

	Mikey:
Uh, hold this. (Hands the frame to Chunk)

	Chunk:
(Takes it) Why me, Mike? Mike, Mike, thanks for taking us up
here...there's a real big ball, you know...

	Mikey:
(To himself, anticipating the shatter)
Five...four...three...two...one.

	Chunk:
...and it's got this big thing...

Right on schedule, Chunk clumsily drops the frame and the glass
shatters. Mikey immediately empties off the broken glass and pulls out
the map, revealing a doubloon behind it.

	Mikey:
What are you doing?

	Chunk:
Hey, Mike found a map.

	Brand:
Is that a map?

	Mikey:
Yeah.

	Chunk:
(Pointing at the map) Look, look, look. That says 1632.

	Brand:
(Mumbling) I've seen this before.

	Chunk:
Is that a year or something?

	Mouth:
No, it's your top score on Pole Position.

	Mikey:
Yes, it's a year, Chunk. Look Data, it's a map of our coastline.

	Brand:
What's all that Spanish junk right there?

	Mikey:
Uh... (Looks around)

	Data:
Who knows?

	Mikey:
Mouth, Mouth, you said you could translate. Translate, right here.
(Points to some Spanish text)

	Chunk:
Yeah, translate it.

	Mouth:
(Translating) Ye intruders beware. Crushing death and grief, soaked
with blood, of the trespassing thief.

	Brand:
You guys, this map is old news. Everybody and their Grandfather went
looking for that, when our parents were our age. I mean, I mean,
haven't you ever heard of that guy, what's his name, uh, the pirate
guy, One-eyed Willy?

	Mikey:
(Whispering to himself in recollection) One-eyed Willy... (Out loud)
One-eyed Willy, yeah, he was the most famous pirate in his time. My
dad told me all about him once.

	Brand:
Dad'll do anything to get you to go to sleep.

	Mouth:
(Slight snicker)

	Mikey:
No, see, One-eyed Willy stole a treasure once. It was full of rubies,
and emeralds, and...

	Chunk:
Diamonds?

	Mikey:
...diamonds. Then he loaded it all up on to his ship and they sailed
away into the sunset. Until the British King, see, he found out about
it and then he set up this whole armada to go out after him, then the
armada, they...it took em a couple weeks, but then they caught up with
Willy, and, and, then there was a whole, big war between the armada
and Willy's ship, the Inferno, and during the firefight there was
these guns bursting here and cannons bursting there, and then Willy
fled, 'cause he didn't want to stay around, 'cause he knew he'd get
killed if he stayed around. And then he got into this cave, and the
British, they blew up the walls all around him, and he got caved in,
and he's been there ever since.

	Data:
Forever?

	Mikey:
Forever.

	Chunk:
And ever?

	Mikey:
Trapped.

	Chunk:
Wow!

	Brand:
You sound just as corny as Dad does.

	Mikey:
My Dad tells me the truth. You know what he said?

	Data:
What?

	Mikey:
He told me that One-eyed Willy and his bunch were down there for five,
six years. And they were digging all these tunnels, and
caves...setting boody traps... (Data is whispering "Wow" while Mikey
is talking)

	Data:
Booby traps.

	Mikey:
That's what I said. Setting booby traps, so that anybody who tried to
get in there would die. And then do you know what he did? He killed
all of his men.

	Data:
Why?

	Chunk:
Why'd he kill all of them?

	Mikey:
Because he didn't want them to get to his treasure.

	Chunk:
Yeah, wait a minute, Mikey. But if he killed all his men, how did the
map or the story get out?

	Mikey:
See, I asked my dad the same question. He said one of the guys must
have gotten out with the map, and, and the...

	Chunk:
Hey Mike, I believe ya.

	Mouth:
Yeah, well I don't believe ya. I don't believe ya at all. I think
you're full of it. I think...

	Data:
I believe him.

	Mikey:
Your dad told me...

Chunk finds another frame, this one containing an old newpaper page.

	Brand:
Chunk? What'd you break this time Chunk?

	Chunk:
Hey, you guys, look at this. Hey, you guys ever heard of this guy?
Look, Chester Copperpot?

	Data:
(Reading) Chester Copperpot?

	Chunk:
Okay it says, "Chester Copperpot: Missing while in pursuit of local
legend. Reclusive scavenger claims, 'I have the key to One-eyed
Willy'."

	Mikey:
Whoa, do you guys realize what we could do?

	Brand:
Nobody ever found nothing, you guys. I mean, why do you think this map
would be up here in this attic when it could be in some safety deposit
box somewhere, right?

	Mouth:
That's right. And anyway, if Chester Copperpot didn't find it, how
would we find it?

	Mikey:
But, what if? You guys, just what if this map could lead to One-eyed
Willy's rich stuff?

	Data:
Maybe.

	Mikey:
Then we wouldn't have to leave the Goondocks. Come on.

	Data:
I don't wanna leave.

	Chunk:
I don't wanna go on any more of your crazy Goonie adventures.

Doorbell buzzer sounds in the attic.

	Chunk:
Ding dong.

Everybody heads for the stairs.

	Mikey:
Guys, come on. Where are you going? You don't wanna do this? (Picks up
the map, flips the doubloon and catches it) Sixteen thirty-two.

Scene 7: Front Porch
Perkins visits with foreclosure paperwork

Elgin Perkins, the local tycoon, is at the door with another man,
Bill. It is raining and they are holding umbrellas. Mouth recognizes
him.

	Mouth:
Senior Jerk alert.

	Brand:
Can I help you?

	Perkins:
Hello, little guys. I'm Mr. Perkins, Troy's father.

	Data:
We know who Troy is. He's such a cheap guy.

	Brand:
(Motions Data to stop talking) Shut up. (To Perkins) My Dad's not
home, Mr. Perkins.

	Perkins:
Is your mommy here?

	Brand:
No sir, actually she's down at the market buying Pampers for all us
kids.

	Perkins:
(Laughs slightly, with Bill) Papers, Bill. (Hands them to Brand) You
can give these papers your father to, uh, read through, and sign...

Brand steps down from the porch into the rain and collects the papers.

	Perkins:
...we'll be by to pick them up in the morning.

	Brand:
Thank you.

	Perkins:
Thank you. (With some delight, as if Brand is doing him a favour)

Brand returns to the others standing on the porch.

	Mikey:
Brand, what is all that stuff?

	Brand:
(Knows what it represents, and hates it) It's Dad's business.

	Mikey:
But what is it?

	Brand:
(Annoyed) I told you, it was Dad's business.

Brand, Mikey, and the others watch Perkins and Bill return to their
car.

	Brand:
Look at 'em smilin'.

	Data:
They can't wait until tomorrow when they foreclose on all
the...whatever you call it.

	Mouth:
Trash the Goondocks.

	Brand:
When they wreck our house I hope they make it a sandtrap.

	Mikey:
And never get their balls out!

	Chunk:
(Going back into the house) You know, I think they made me lose my
appetite.

Mikey is now alone on the porch. Brand comes out a side door and goes
over to Mikey.

	Brand:
Mikey? Come on, before you catch a real cold. (Drags a limp and
depressed Mikey back into the house)

	Bill:
(To Perkins) You seem to be pretty sure of yourself.

	Perkins:
The foreclosure is a definite.

Scene 8: Living Room
The Goonies Escape from Brand

Chunk is rummaging through the refridgerator. He pulls out a can of
whipped cream.

	Chunk:
Oh God, am I depressed. (Tilts his head back and squirts whipped cream
into his mouth)

	Mikey:
If I found One-eyed Willy's rich stuff I'd pay all my Dad's bills.
Then maybe he could get to sleep at night, instead of sitting up
trying to figure out a way for all of us to stay here.

	Data:
Yeah, me too.

	Mouth:
Me three.

	Chunk:
Me four.

	Brand:
Forget about any adventures, limp-lungs. I let you out and Mom'll
ground my ass and I've got a date with Andi on Friday, alright?

	Mouth:
You're dreamin' kid. There's no way, 'cause that means her mom's gotta
drive. Then you gotta make it with her and her mom.

	Brand:
Shut up, Mouth.

	Mikey:
Shut up, Mouth.

	Mouth:
Shut up, Data.

Mouth is sitting on the counter with his bum hanging over the edge of
the sink. Brand turns on the faucet, soaking Mouth's pants.

	Mikey:
Guys, what are we going to do about that Country Club? It's killing
our parents. If we don't do something now there's going to be a golf
course right where we're standing.

More thunder outside, but the storm is almost over. Brand is in his
chair, stretching his chest exerciser. Mikey, Mouth, Chunk, and Data
are playing marbles in front of the TV. A music video of Cyndi Lauper,
singing the Goonies' own theme, is playing. The boys all have a little
huddle, agree on something and then all walk towards Brand.

	Data:
Hey Brand, how far can you stretch that?

	Brand:
It's not that hard. (Stretches it the full reach of his arms)

Chunk pins Brand by jumping on his lap.

	Data:
Go guys.

	Brand:
Get off me, Chunk. Get off. Get off me.

	Chunk:
I got you. I got you.

Mikey, Mouth, and Data pull his arms behind the chair and entangle the
springs. Brand is helpless and trapped. The four Goonies race out the
door. Mouth deflates the tires on Brand's new bike.

	Mikey:
What are you doing? It took him 376 lawnmower jobs to pay for that.
It's his most favourite thing in the world.

	Mouth:
Now it's his most flattest thing in the world. Let's go!

	Brand:
(Still trapped in the chair, struggling, and yelling at Mikey) I'm
going to hit you so hard when you wake up your clothes are going to be
out of style. Hey! Mikey!

The four friends jump onto their bikes and race out into the
neighborhood.

Irene Walsh returns home with Rosalita. Brand's chair has now toppled
over backwards and Brand is lying on his back like an astronaut.

	Brand:
Oh, Ma. Mom, you gotta let me out of here. Ma. Mom...

Rosalita enters and drops a bag of groceries.

	Irene:
Can't you learn how to exercise like a normal kid?

	Brand:
But Ma...

	Irene:
Look at you. You're hyper-ventrilocating here. Where's your brother?

	Brand:
(Desperate, she never helped him) Mom! God, what's wrong with you
people? Rosalita, come here. Wait, you gotta let me outta here.
Rosalita?

	Rosalita:
(Laughs, and says something to him in Spanish. She doesn't help.)

	Brand:
Rosalita, wait. Come here. Come here. Come here. You gotta let me
outta here. Rosa...wait... (She leaves the room.)

End of Act I.

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The Goonies: Act II

Scene 1: Stop 'N Snack

It is early afternoon. The rain has stopped and the sun is out. Mouth,
Chunk, Data, and Mikey speed by on their bikes. Mikey holds the open
map. He is obsessed with following the map; his eyes constantly glance
to it. Up ahead is the Stop 'N Snack, a popular teenage hangout.
Mouth, Chunk, and Data turn their bikes toward the Stop 'N Snack while
Mikey continues forward. He suddenly stops, realizing that the others
have left him. Mikey turns and sees them entering the store.

	Mikey:
(Holding up the map and shouting) Hey, guys. What about this, huh?

Back home, Brand has finally freed himself. He dashes out of the house
to find Mikey. His mom calls out after him.

	Irene:
Brandon, don't you come home without your brother, or I'll commit
hare...Hare Krishna!

	Brand:
That's "Hara-Kiri," Ma.

	Irene:
That's exactly what I said.

	Brand:
(Starting on his bike and discovering the flat tires) What? My new
tires! They popped my new tires, (Dashes his bike to the ground in
anger) those son-of-a...I'm gonna...

Miss Wang, Data's very young sister is riding around on her little
pink bike in front of her house next door. Her little bike has
training wheels and she is tooting the horn. Desperate for a bike,
Brand lifts her off and takes it.

	Brand:
Sorry.

	Miss Wang:
(Screams as she is lifted off her bike) My bike! My bike!

	Brand:
(Gets on her tiny bike and starts riding) I owe you one.

	Miss Wang:
(Stamps her feet) I want my bike. I want my bike.

Back at the Stop 'N Snack, an elderly, obese woman, Sylvia Keester is
working at the check-out counter. Data is purchasing a pack of
baseball cards. Sylvia rings up the order on the electronic cash
register. It jams and Sylvia pounds the machine, frustrated. Data
opens a small panel on the register and begins to fiddle with two
small wires.

Mouth stands by the magazine rack. A sly look in his eyes, he slips a
copy of "Playboy" behind a copy of "OMNI", and begins to look through
its gallery.

Chunk is over by a rack of junk food. He looks around, and noticing
that the coast is clear, hurriedly tears open a Twinkie. He quickly
slurps out the Twinkie's cream filling, rewrapping the now-hollow
Twinkie, and placing it back on the shelf.

Mikey enters the store. He rushes over to Chunk and waves the map in
Chunk's face.

	Mikey:
Hey, Chunk...C'mon...we were gonna look for the rich stuff. We gotta
do something now!

Chunk is too busy eating Hostess fillings to speak with Mikey. A
frustrated Mikey runs over to Data, who is still fiddling with the
cash register.

	Mikey:
Data, what if they make us move? Where we gonna go?

	Sylvia:
Don't bother 'im while he's workin'.

Mikey sighs with this apathy, and runs over to Mouth.

	Mikey:
What if they start tearing down our houses?

	Mouth:
Easy, dude--let your folks handle this. That's their job. Our job is
to get through the weekend without destroying too many braincells.

Mikey takes a puff from his inhaler. He grabs a copy of "Mad"
magazine, and as always, guesses the "fold-in". He suddenly notices
something. On the lower magazine rack there is a section of dusty
"Cauldron Point" tourist maps. Mikey grabs one of the maps and opens
it.

Meanwhile, Chunk has made his way to the frozen treat freezer. He
opens the freezer door and pokes his head deeply inside. Out of sight,
he opens a container of Häagen Dazs ice cream. He takes a few licks
from the top and then quickly closes the lid. He grabs another
container; he is going to sample everything!

Data still fiddles with the cash register. It suddenly beeps and
lights. It's working again, good as new. Sylvia gives a satisfied
ruffle to Data's hair.

Sitting on the floor, Mikey has opened the tourist map and the old
museum map. He has laid them side by side and is comparing the two. He
notices that the coastline paths of both maps are identical. Several
key landforms, rocks and cliffs, also match. His eyes are bright and
hopeful.

	Mikey:
(Nods to himself, mumbling) I know where this is.

Suddenly, Mouths voice echoes through the store.

	Mouth:
(Pointing to the entrance door) Jerk alert!

Troy Perkins, the rich, spoiled brat son of Elgin Perkins, who dropped
off the papers earlier, struts in like he owns the place. He is
seventeen years old, tan, and cocky. He is dressed in a white Polo
tennis outfit with expensive tennis shoes. He is from the "Hillside"
neighborhood.

Andi is walking beside Troy. She is sixteen years old with the face of
an angel. Smooth, creamy complexion, her thick, bright red hair
falling to her shoulders. Her bright green eyes are dazzling. She is
slender and filled with energy: a beauty. She is well-dressed in an
light coloured three-piece outfit, somewhat similar to her
cheerleading outfit: pale yellow short-sleeved shirt, long, white
V-neck vest, and an off-white wrap-around style mini-skirt. She has
borrowed Troy's yellow school sweater; his name printed on it. Andi
also lives in the Hillside district.

Beside Andi is her best friend Stef, also age sixteen. Stef is short
and pudgy, with dark brown hair and glasses. She is wearing Denim
fisherman coveralls. She is tough, quick-witted, and bright. And she
lives in the Goon Docks.

Troy walks straight to the magazine rack. He grabs the "Playboy"
magazine from Mouth and begins to page through it. Mouth glares at
Troy, so angry that he has been rendered speechless. He backs off and
picks up another magazine.

Mikey sees Andi: a vision. He stares at her with adoring eyes. Stef
and Mouth do not get along. They exchange a glance and Stef crinkles
her nose.

	Stef:
You still smell like a plumber's son.

	Mouth:
You still smell like a fisherman's daughter!

	Troy:
(Nudges Andi) Hey, Andi!

She turns. Troy is holding up the "Playboy" centerfold. Written about
the photo, in large red letters are the words, "Can you measure up?"
He gives a lecherous grin to Andi.

	Troy:
Can you measure up?

Andi looks away, embarrased. Troy emits a hoarse laugh.

	Mikey:
(Giving Andi a painfully honest look) You're a lot prettier than that,
Andi.

Andi smiles, giving a casual, brotherly ruffle to Mikey's hair. Mikey
smiles, in heaven. Meanwhile, Chunk still has his head buried in the
freezer. Troy notices, and walks over. He brings the freezer door down
on Chunk's head, trapping him in the freezer. Chunk panics, Troy
chuckles.

	Troy:
My mom's makin' a "Goon Pizza" tonight. She's gonna need some fresh
dough.

	Mikey:
(Shouting) Why don't you leave 'im alone?!?

Troy pauses, releases his grip on Chunk, and walks back to Mikey.

	Troy:
Did I hear right? Did I hear a Goonie telling me what to do?

Troy towers over Mikey. He's ready to hit Mikey, when he notices the
ancient map resting on the floor. He realizes that it is important to
Mikey. He turns from Mikey and grabs the old map. Mikey claws at Troy.

	Mikey:
Let go. That's art you're messin' with.

Troy holds the map high in the air, above Mikey's reach. Troy is
confused by the map, but he realizes its importance to the boys. He
grabs a pack of cigarette tobacco from the counter and pours it out
onto the map. He then begins to roll the map like a huge cigarette.

	Troy:
(Giving a evil grin to the boys) Just can't get rolling papers like
this anymore.

Mikey tries to grab the map, but Troy gives him a hard shove, knocking
Mikey to the floor. Troy finishes rolling the large "cigarette". He
removes a butane lighter from his pocket. Flick, a large flame
appears. Troy moves the flame to the end of the "cigarette" and lights
up! The boys watch in horror as Troy takes a long puff. The end of the
map burns and crinkles. Mikey hides his eyes. Troy blows out smoke
rings and gives a relieved sigh. A few more puffs and the map will be
destroyed! Troy takes another long puff. Mouth walks up. He raises his
eyebrow, doing his Jack Nicholson impersonation.

	Mouth:
Ya know, the way you're puffing on that cigarette...it reminds me of
somethin'.

	Troy:
Yeah? What's that?

	Mouth:
The time I French-kissed your mother.

Troy's eyes fill with murder; he drops the map, leaping for Mouth.
Mikey quickly grabs the map, stomping out the fire. Troy has tackled
Mouth. He is throwing punches; Mouth covers his face. Mikey leaps onto
Troy, grabbing him around the neck and trying to pull him off Mouth.

In the background, Data tries to help Mikey. He opens his shirt and
pulls a cord.

	Data:
(Shouting) Smoke screen!

A rubber garden hose shoots out of Data's sleeve. But instead of
emitting a steady stream of smoke, the hose slowly smolders. Data
holds his arm in pain, as if it were on fire. He run to an ice machine
and buries his arm into the ice! A smile of relief covers his face.

Meanwhile, Troy is busy defending himself against Mikey. Troy turns
and grabs Mikey with his left hand. He pulls back his right hand,
ready to punch Mikey in the face. But as Troy's hand flies toward
Mikey, it is suddenly grabbed, stopped in mid-air by another hand.
Brand has grabbed ahold of Troy's wrist.

	Brand:
Nobody hits my brother except me!

Afraid of Brand, Troy gets off Mikey. The boys are relieved. Brand
grabs Troy by the shirt, ready to fight. Troy looks away, scared,
while Mikey watches, his eyes beaming with pride. Brand releases his
grip on Troy. Troy stands up, and forcing a cocky grin, he looks at
all of the Goonies.

	Troy:
Can't wait till Monday...when my dad kicks you all out in the street.
(Mimes a golf swing) While you Goonies are pilin' all your stuff into
moving vans, I'll be teeing off on what used to be your front lawns.
(Chuckles; turns to Andi) Our court time starts in five minutes. I'll
be waiting outside.

Andi gives a nonchalant shrug. Brand turns to Andi, shooting her a
jealous look. Troy struts out of the Stop 'n Snack. Through the window
we see him get into his bright red Mustang convertible.

Mikey has unrolled the map. It has survived the burning with only a
tiny singed edge.

Brand and Andi's eyes meet, a look of tragic desire! They want to be
together, but this isn't the time. She flashes her pretty eyes...Brand
sort of melts down. He turns to Mikey, grabbing the map and slapping
Mikey's head.

	Brand:
Mom's waiting for you. You just blew your whole life, pal. (To the
other guys) The rest of you guys, too...you're all history. We don't
need friends like you in our lives!

With that, Brand tucks the map into his back pocket. Mouth walks up to
Brand, turns on the phony charm and puts his arm around Brand.

	Mouth:
(Singing) Here's to good friends, tonight is kinda' special; the beer
we pour, must be something more, somehow... (Still singing, slides the
map out of Brand's pocket with his free hand)

	Brand:
(Shoving Mouth away) We don't have to drink to make friends, wimp.

Mouth turns to the other Goonies and shows them the map. They make a
run for it. A befuddled Brand reaches into his back pocket, realizing
that the map is gone. He runs after the kids.

Mikey, Mouth, Data, and Chunk hurriedly ride off on their bikes, Mouth
holding the rolled up map under his arm. Brand dashes outside, in time
to see the boys ride off into the distance.

Mikey and gang ride past the museum where Mikey's dad, Irving Walsh is
lowering the flag. They greet him.

	Data:
Hi Mr. Walsh.

	Irving:
Uh huh.

	Mouth:
Hi Mr. Walsh.

	Irving:
Hi Mikey.

	Mikey:
Hi Dad.

	Chunk:
(Trailing) Hey guys, wait for me.

On a street leading out of town, Mikey is checking the map. They are
all riding their bikes, moving further up the coastal highway. Data
has a Springsteen song playing on his ghetto blaster. The kids
continue to look back. They pass the Hillside Country Club on their
right.

	Chunk:
(Pointing at the club, looking at Data) My dad tried to join there
once, when he still had his job, but they wouldn't let us in.

	Data:
You kiddin'? They wouldn't let none of us in. That place is kinda'
like the "Dairy Queen". They only got one flavour.

Scene 2: A scenic road near the ocean

Now late in the afternoon. The four boys have been out hunting for the
three rock pattern described on the map. From the tourist map, Mikey
knows of such a place that could fit the doubloon.

	Mikey:
That's where we're going. Right around this next curve is Gold Rock
Beach. Three rocks, I know it. I've got a feeling about this one.

	Data:
You always have a feeling, Mikey. Every time you have a feeling you
get us in trouble.

	Mikey:
Get us in trouble? You're the one who always gets us in trouble,
Double-oh Negative.

	Data:
I'm James Bond - 007, not Double-oh Negative.

	Chunk:
You guys, I'm hungry. I know when my stomach growls there's trouble.

	Others:
Shut up, Chunk!

	Chunk:
(Labouriously climbing a hill on his bike) Hey, you make me go up this
big hill, and you said, you said you'd give me a Twinkie. Now I'm
gonna be late for dinner and my mom's gonna yell at me. And she's not
gonna let me eat my dinner and she's gonna punish me. Ah, you guys,
ah. Anybody got a candybar? Baby Ruth?

Mikey is holding up the doubloon and seeing the three rocks fit the
hole pattern in the doubloon.

	Mikey:
Let's see. (Aligns the doubloon) I can't believe it.

	Mouth:
What?

	Mikey:
(Excitedly) That's it guys. That's it!

	Data:
What's it?

	Mikey:
The three rocks, out there. (Points to the rocks out in the cove) Take
a look, (pointing), one, two, three.

	Mouth:
You're right! Let's go get 'em!

	Data:
You're right!

	Chunk:
Let's go get 'em!

Scene 3: Troy gives Brand a Little Ride

Brand, in his grey sweatshirt, hood up, and bandana, is riding his
little pink bicycle.

	Brand:
(To himself, panting and desperate) Mikey, Mikey.

Along comes Troy, driving his red Mustang. Andi is in the passenger's
seat and Stef is in the back. Troy grins as he adjusts the rear view
mirror to peek at Andi's mini-skirt. She is offended by his actions.

	Andi:
Troy! You touch that mirror again and I swear to God I'm going to
smash you in the face.

	Stef:
(Laughing at Andi's reaction)

	Troy:
(Snickering)

	Stef:
Hey, there's Brand.

	Troy:
Oh, like the bike.

	Andi:
What is he doing? (Troy honks at Brand)

	Stef:
(Laughing) No wonder he can't get a licence.

	Brand:
(Looks back, sees Troy, and mutters to himself) Oh, no.

Troy honks again and pulls up beside Brand. He knows it is Troy and is
humiliated, even more so when he notices that Andi is in the car. She
offers to help.

	Andi:
Brand, can we give you a ride somewhere?

	Troy:
(Surprised, turns to Andi) Huh?

	Brand:
(Out of breath) No. Thanks anyway, though.

	Troy:
(Trying to further belittle him) Yeah Walsh, (Grabs his right hand,
holding his wrist firmly against the car door) let us give you a
little ride.

	Brand:
Hey!

	Troy:
Hold on. Here we go.

Troy starts driving quite fast with Brand in tow.

	Brand:
Hey! Let go of my hand! Troy!

Andi and Stef are fighting with Troy to stop. Troy holds fast to
Brand's wrist and Brand has all he can do to keep control of the bike.

	Stef:
Troy, you're gonna kill him!

	Brand:
Oh, no! Oh, no!

As Troy goes even faster the training wheels break off the bike.

	Andi:
He's gonna die! He's gonna die!

	Stef:
Oh, my God!

	Brand:
Hey! Let go of my hand!

	Troy:
Sure, buddy.

	Brand:
(Sees a turn in the road and the approaching woods) Oh my God!

Troy follows the right hand bend in the road at about 45 MPH and
releases Brand's hand at that moment.

	Troy:
So long, sucker!

Brand cannot stop in time. He goes off the road and flies over an
embankment into the woods.

	Brand:
Ahhh!!!!

Scene 4: A clearing by the ocean, near the Old Lighthouse Lounge

Mikey and the others are carrying their bikes, struggling up a steep
hill by the seaside.

	Mouth:
Forget it.

	Chunk:
Come on. Gee, this better be it, Mikey.

	Mikey:
Shut up, Chunk.

Mikey pulls out the doubloon and verifies another critical alignment.

	Mikey:
Guys...I think I have a match. I'm sure of it! The lighthouse, the
rock, and the restaurant all fit the doubloon. That must mean that the
rich stuff is near the restaurant. So, (pulls the map out of his
shirt), wait a second, Mouth, I'm going to need you to translate the
map because I don't understand Spanish. (Pointing) Right here.

	Mouth:
(Looking at the map) Alright, alright, alright. (Reading) Diez veces
diez...

	Mikey:
What does that mean?

	Mouth:
Ten times ten.

	Mikey:
Uh, hundred.

	Data:
Hundred.

	Mouth:
(Translating) ...stretching feet to nearest northern point.

	Mikey:
North. What's north? Which way is north?

	Mouth:
That's where you'll find the treat.

	Mikey:
The treat...the rich stuff! The treat! The rich stuff. That's it!

	Data:
(Checks his compass and points) North is that way.

	Mikey:
So, it's near the restaurant.

Mikey and Data start counting paces toward the restaurant. After sixty
paces they huddle behind some rocks out of sight. Mikey estimates that
another forty paces should put them right into the restaurant. They
notice two people in trenchcoats who are walking inside.

	Mouth:
Wait a minute, guys. There's somebody there.

	Mikey:
Sixty and another forty is an even one hundred, right to the old
restaurant. The rich stuff has gotta be there.

	Chunk:
(Nervous and shaking his head) I don't know about it Mikey. Hey, it's
gettin' late, and hey, that's a summer place; what's it doing open in
the fall?

	Data:
See, there's nothing to be scared of. See, there's already two
customers who went inside the restaurant.

	Chunk:
Yeah, yeah, but what if they're not customers? What if they're drug
dealers?

	Data:
Drug dealers? Shit man. (Hits Chunk) Did you see their clothes? Drug
dealers wouldn't be caught dead in those polyester rags.

The Goonies continue pacing toward the restaurant. Two gunshots are
heard from inside the old restaurant.

	Chunk:
(Running over and out of breath) Mikey, Mikey, Mikey. That sounded
like gunshots. Not the big ones that you hear in war movies, but
gunshots, real ones. They're trying to kill us!

	Mikey:
Gees Chunk. Turn off your brain, alright? Someone probably dropped a
pot.

	Data:
Yeah.

	Mouth:
Yeah, just dropped a pot.

	Chunk:
Ah, ah, are you sure, Mikey? Because if you're sure I'm sure, you
know. They might pick up the pots, and they might try to kill us.
They're gonna kill us! In fact...

The others run towards the restaurant. Chunk continues whining. Mikey
runs over to silence him.

	Mikey:
(Whispering tensely) Chunk...shut up!

Chunk finds a pop cooler outside.

	Chunk:
Soda pop! Oh boy, am I thirsty. (Opens the cooler but finds it empty)
Damn it! (Slams the lid)

Scene 5: The Old Lighthouse Lounge

The gunshots were real. The Fratellis, inside the restaurant, have
just shot and killed the two men who entered. They were FBI
investigators.

	Mouth:
(Peering through the window) What's that?

	Mama F:
(To Jake and Francis) Come on. Hurry up, hurry up...Francis...

Jake is dragging the body of one of the FBI men into the kitchen. The
boys look in through the dirty windows. They can see movement, but
they can't tell exactly what it is.

	Mikey:
(Takes a puff)

	Data:
Looks like the cook is carrying something to the kitchen, or
something.

	Mikey:
Yeah, food. Looks like food or some kind of trash.

	Data:
Don't let them see us, guys.

Chunk wanders around to the side and see the ORV parked in a garage.
He sees bullet holes in the back and then realizes with fright that he
has seen this vehicle before.

	Chunk:
ORV...bullet holes...bullet holes!

Chunk runs, panicking back to the doorway to warn the others, but
they've opened the door and gone inside. The restaurant is old and in
shambles.

	Data:
Shhh!!!

	Mikey:
Shut up, Chunk!

	Mouth:
This place is a summer restaurant? Looks like it hasn't been open for
ten summers.

Mama Fratelli notices the boys and she stalks over. She is worried
that they might have witnessed the double shooting.

	Mama F:
How long you boys been at that window? (Boys, startled, turn around to
face her)

	Mouth:
L..long enough to see you need about four hundred roach motels in this
place.

Jake has been working on something. He slams it down in frustration.

	Jake:
How the hell am I supposed to create with that Smithsonian piece of
shi..? (Notices the boys and comes over to talk to his mother in
Italian)

	Jake:
E casa queste soni.

	Mama F:
(Blocking the doorway) Jake, these boys are customers. (Boys are
gasping in panic)

	Jake:
...no restaurante. (Probably, "Mama, this isn't a restaurant.")

	Mama F:
Zita, zita, stupido nocha picha jente.

	Jake:
Mondena, mondena, mama, agavito.

Jake decides that the best way to get rid of them is just to play
along, so he plays the Maitre'd. He puts his hands together to take
their order.

	Jake:
Eh, boys, uh? You make yourselves comfortable, uh? (speaks to Mama in
Italian, then addresses the boys in English) She's going to cook you
something.

	Mama F:
(Behind them and cross; she doesn't like kids) What do you want?

They are startled. They jump around to face her, gasping.

	Data:
A glass of water.

	Mama F:
(To Jake) Four waters. (To the boys) Is that all?

	Mikey:
Ye...

	Data:
Yes, yes.

	Mouth:
(Acting like he's in a fine Italian restaurant) No! I want the Veal
Scallopine...

The other three wish that Mouth would just shut up for once. They are
squeaking with anxiety, afraid to talk, and trying desperately to make
him shut his big mouth by mime-zipping their mouths shut and turning
the key.

	Mikey:
(Tense whisper) Mouth...shut up!

Mouth ignores them and continues.

	Mouth:
...I want the Fettucini Alfredo...a bottle of Fettucini, a 1981.
(Kisses his thumb and forefinger like a gourmet)

Mama Fratelli grabs him and holds him fast in a headlock, forcing his
mouth open by pinching his cheeks.

	Mama F:
The only thing we serve is tongue.

She pops open a switchblade in her other hand. The other three boys
all cover their mouths in terror.

	Mama F:
You boys like tongue? Ha ha ha ha, a ha ha ha. (Closes the switchblade
and releases Mouth) That all?

Mouth walks away relieved but just can't keep his big mouth shut.

	Mouth:
Then again...

	Mikey:
Mouth, shut up.

The other three are still gasping from her shocking action.

	Mama F:
(Shouts) Sit down!

In panic, they hurriedly yank out the chairs from the table and sit
down. Chunk falls over. Data wonders about the two "customers" he saw
earlier.

	Data:
You alright, Chunk? Hey guys...

	Chunk:
(Trying to tell what he knows) I know...I know...

	Data:
What happened to the two guys in the polyester suits that came before
us? What happened to them?

	Chunk:
I know.

	Mikey:
What, what is it? Spit it out.

	Chunk:
You guys, if we don't get out of here soon, there's gonna be
some...(scared) hostage crisis. Out in the garage, O..ORV, four wheel
drive, bullet holes the size of... (panicking) Matzah Balls!

	Mouth:
Chunk, I'm starting to O.D. on all your bullshit stories.

	Data:
Yeah.

	Mikey, Data:
Shut up.

Mama Fratelli returns with four glasses of pale brown liquid. It's
water, but probably rusty from old pipes or sitting in a dirty tank
for several years.

	Mama F:
(Scowling) There's your water!

	Data:
Thank you, Sir, uh, Ma'am.

	Mikey:
Thank you, Sir...(She looks at Mikey, who recoils) Oh, I mean, Ma'am.

	Mouth:
(Holding his glass up to the light) This' supposed to be water?

	Mama F:
It's wet, ain't it? (Angry) Drink it!

Mikey changes the subject for two reasons: one, to avoid drinking the
water, and two, to get downstairs in hopes of finding some hint of the
rich stuff.

	Mikey:
Miss, where's the men's room, please?

	Mama F:
Can't you hold it?

	Mikey:
No.

Chunk knows the Fratellis are dangerous, and must keep the group
together near the front door. He tries to dissuade Mikey from leaving.

	Chunk:
Mikey, Mikey, this ain't the kind of place you wanna go to the
bathroom in it.

	Mama F:
(Faces Chunk) Why not?

	Chunk:
(Nervously, he has to give her an answer) Because, they might have
daddy long legs in 'em...

	Mikey:
(Stresses the hint) Shhh! But I gotta go to the bathroom.

	Chunk:
(Sees Francis carrying the "trash" through the window. Moves in close
to Mikey) ...or dead things Mikey! Dead things.

Mouth is trying to coax Mikey's bladder by pouring the dirty water
alternately between two glasses.

	Mouth:
(In a deeper voice, while pouring) Eh, Mikey...got to go to the
bathroom?

	Chunk:
Killer dead things...big...mean...

	Mikey:
Lady, please!

	Mama F:
(Impatient, so she gives in) Downstairs, first door on the right.

	Mikey:
Thank you. (Gets up and heads for the stairs)

	Chunk:
Mikey, come on...

	Mama F:
Stay to the right!

	Mikey:
Yes Ma'am.

	Chunk:
(Pleading) Please Mikey, dead things!

	Mama F:
(Shouts as Mikey reaches the stairs) Stay to the right!

	Mikey:
I know, "Stay to the right." Thank you.

Scene 6: Mikey explores the basement

Mikey pulls out the map and unrolls it as he steps down into the
basement. It is dark, musty, and very damp; water is dripping in many
places. Mikey bangs his head on a hanging lightbulb as he reaches the
bottom of the stairs.

	Mikey:
I know you're down here, One-eyed Willy. You gotta be down here. I can
feel it, One-eyed Willy. I know you're down here. (Passes the
washroom; it's very smelly) Oh man, that stinks! (Hears a roar, like
that of a lion) What the hell was that?

Another roar, a bit softer than before. Through a partially open door
Mikey sees a hideous creature, like a big ogre. It's back is turned to
Mikey and he notices that it is chained to the wall! Jake is in there
with the creature, singing to it in Italian. The creature is growling
at Jake! Mikey watches for a moment, curious, in morbid fascination.
Another growl from the ogre-like creature interrupts Jake's aria.

	Jake:
(Hits the creature, Mikey winces at the cruelty) You're ruinin' it.
You're ruinin' it. See the feast I made ya? (Points to a dinner plate
on the floor) Look at the feast I made ya. You wanna eat it? (Throws a
piece of food at the creature) Here, have some.

Mikey glances at the dinner plate. It isn't very scrumptious, more
like scraps one might give a dog. Jake, holding a few food scraps in
his hand, continues pelting them at the poor creature's face. Mikey
shudders, hardly able to watch such intense cruelty, especially when
he notices that the creature is attempting to shield its face with its
hands.

	Jake:
Come on. Go ahead, you'll get something. (Turns to leave the room) You
don't leave me any choice.

As Jake is leaving, Mikey hurriedly sits behind the door. He curls up
in the darkness, hoping Jake won't see him.

	Jake:
(Now at the door, looking back) You don't leave me any choice! (Closes
the door) You're just like Mom and Francis. You never let me finish
anything.

With the door closed, Mikey is almost in plain sight...if Jake were to
only turn his head. A nervous Mikey slinks further back into the
darkness, hoping that Jake won't see him. Mikey hears the creature,
now alone saying something. It sounds like a cry for mercy, although
to him, the words are unintelligible.

	Creature:
Please!!!

Jake sings some more, through the closed door.

	Jake:
Una fortiva la gremark...

A mousetrap snaps on Mikey's behind. Mikey grits his teeth, clenches
his eyes, and manages to keep quiet. Jake doesn't notice him; he
disappears upstairs. Mikey relaxes and pulls the mousetrap off his
pants. The creature cries some more in frustration, yanking at its
chains.

	Creature:
Food! Ah! Ah! Hungry! Hungry! Food, please!

Mikey opens the door slightly to take a better look. He notices that
the dinner plate is out of the creature's reach. He realizes that this
poor creature must be hungry and that it is trying to beg for food.
Mikey is unable to walk away without showing a little compassion. A
broom is nearby. Mikey picks it up and uses the long handle to push
the plate into the creature's reach. Although the creature continues
to groan, it hears the scraping sound of the plate on the floor. It
turns to face Mikey.

The creature is, in fact, a large man, but with a grossly distorted
face. He growls at Mikey, who in fear, drops the broom handle. The man
picks up the dinner plate, now within his reach. He laughs hideously,
in triumph as he hoists it up to his mouth. Mikey runs out of the
basement, terrified.

As he reaches the top of the stairs he is suddenly grabbed from
behind, a hand clasped over his mouth. Mikey panics, trying to scream,
but it is Brand, who has finally caught up with them.

	Brand:
Mikey, why can't you stay at home. Let's get out of here right now.
Let's get out of here.

Brand hauls Mikey over to the door. The other three Goonies follow
them out. Mama Fratelli chases them out.

	Mama F:
Get out of here! And stay out! (Slams the door)

Mama Fratelli leans back against the closed door and breathes a sigh
of relief, now that they're gone.

	Mama F:
(To herself) Kids suck.

Scene 7: Andi and Stef join the group

Out by the rocks in front of the restaurant, where they hid before,
the group has reassembled. Mikey is trying desperately to tell them
about the strange man he saw in the basement.

	Mikey:
I swear on my life, they've got...an 'It', a giant 'It'.

	Mouth:
Ooh.

	Mikey:
They got it chained to the wall.

	Brand:
Come on, Mikey.

	Mikey:
When it came into the light it was all gross and distorted, (tries to
imitate the face), and the parts were mixed around.

The others 'ooh' and 'aah' over Mikey's impression.

	Brand:
Like your brain, right Lamo? Say goodbye to your little pals.

Mama Fratelli comes out with Jake and Francis. They are carrying a
large, bulky object in a black bag out to the ORV. Chunk sees them.

	Chunk:
Hey look! Look at that.

	Francis:
Mom, why'd you have to shoot the guy?

	Mama F:
He's a fed.

	Francis:
We could have taken him to the side of the road, in the car, and
'bing', we shoot him, in the brain

	Mama F:
(Sternly) Just put it in the car.

	Jake:
Bring him over here, Francis.

	Francis:
Don't give me, "Over here..."

	Jake:
Mama, give me over here...

	Francis:
I'm the one who's always gotta...

The Goonies are watching them, trying to figure out what they could be
doing.

	Data:
You know, I'm wondering what is in the bag.

	Mikey:
Ah, restaurant trash. Yeah.

	Data:
You sure?

	Mikey:
Positive.

	Data:
That big? That much?

	Mikey:
I'm positive. Yeah.

	Chunk:
Look, there were bullet holes in the car, (gestures with this hand)
this big. Mikey, Mikey, come on. Our parents are worried, it's
dinnertime.

	Mouth:
Yeah.

	Chunk:
Why don't we go home?

	Mikey:
Home? What home? In a couple more hours it ain't going to be home any
more. Come on, guys, this is our time, our last chance to see if there
really is any rich stuff.

	Chunk:
(Reconsiders) We got to.

The Fratellis start the ORV and drive off. Mikey huddles the others
down behind the rocks out of sight.

	Mikey:
Duck down guys. Get down. Get down. Duck down!

	Chunk:
See, there are bullet holes in the back of that thing!

Mouth is suddenly grabbed from behind. He jumps in fright, but it was
only Stef. Andi is with her. The two girls saw them from afar and
managed to come up behind them while they were watching the car.

	All:
Ah shit! (Mouth jumps, turns, and sees Stef)

	Chunk:
You scared me!

Stef is now enjoying a good laugh at the boys' expense.

	Chunk:
Almost gave me a heart attack.

	Stef:
Hey Mouth, you look better from behind.

	Mouth:
Hey, wanna see something really scary? (Shows Stef a pocket mirror)
Look at that.

	Data & Chunk:
That is so scary.

	b>Chunk:
...and ugly!

	Andi:
(Talking to Brand) We followed you guys...

	Brand:
You did?

	Andi:
We were out driving with Troy... (notices a fresh scrape on Brand's
face) Ooh, (she touches it; Mikey takes a puff) sorry about your face.

	Brand:
Oh, don't worry about it. (Brushing the scrape with his wrist) I was
born with it.

	Andi:
(Laughs slightly)

	Brand:
Just kiddin'.

	Andi:
Anyway, he was being such a jerk, you know, (folds her arms and looks
down) tiltin' the mirror so he could look down my shirt? (Looks up,
smiling and pleased with herself) So I elbowed his lip. (Laughs)

	Brand:
(Proud of her) You elbowed his lip?

	Andi:
(Laughing more) Yeah.

	Stef:
(Laughing) Yeah.

The other boys have gone back over to the front door of the
restaurant. Mouth tries it but finds that it is locked.

	Mouth:
(Disappointed) It's locked. (Turns around)

	Chunk:
Thank God!

	Mouth:
Hey, wait a minute, Chunk.

	Chunk:
What?

	Mouth:
You know I got some naked pictures of your mom, takin' a bath. Wanna
buy 'em?

	Chunk:
(Angry) What?!

	Mouth:
(Provoking) Real cheap!

	Chunk:
(Enraged) Aaah!

Chunk furiously charges Mouth like a rhino. Mouth, expecting this
reaction, neatly steps aside, allowing Chunk to crash into the door
instead. The impact of body his breaks it open. Chunk is left lying on
the floor. The others step over him.

	Mouth:
Thanks, Chunk.

	Data:
Thanks, Chunk.

Brand runs back over to Andi and Stef who are waiting by the rocks.
Now twilight, it is getting cold and windy. Andi, still wearing Troy's
school sweater, pulls it tighter and folds her arms again in the cold.

	Brand:
You wait here one second, okay? (He turns back to the restaurant; the
girls follow part way) I'll be right back. I'm gonna go get my
brother, alright?

	Andi:
(Her hair blowing in the cool wind) You guys are gonna get in trouble.

	Brand:
Just don't leave, alright?

	Stef:
No way.

As Brand returns to the restaurant, the girls walk off on their own
for a bit, murmering amongst themselves.

	Andi:
I'm not staying here.

	Stef:
I'm not staying.

Inside the restaurant, the other four boys are standing in a circle
arguing. Mikey, holding the map, tries to take the commanding lead.

	Mikey:
(Commanding) Shut up! We've got to get to the lowest point of the
floor.

	Brand:
(Scaring the boys, making them jump) Lowest point nothing, Mikey!
Let's go. Now!

Outside in the diming light, Stef trods upon a rake. It springs up, a
foot from her face. Some rotten old rags and a dead fish are stuck to
the end. The girls scream with horror at the sudden gargoyle.

	Stef:
(Her hands spread out, screaming) Waaa!

	Andi:
(Also screaming) Aaah! My God! Andi and Stef face each other,
screaming. They panic and bolt for the restaurant.

	Stef:
(Still screaming) Oh my God!

	Andi:
(Still screaming too) Oh my God!

Mikey is arguing with Brand.

	Mikey:
(Firmly) No, Brando. (He turns)

	Brand:
Mikey?

The girls race in, terrified and still screaming. Andi runs straight
for Brand.

	Mikey:
Turn on the lights.

	Stef:
(Looking around) Oh, my God.

Mouth turns a switch, but it is dirty and out of use. A light bulb
explodes.

	Andi:
(Looking around and seeing the filthy restaurant for the first time)
Oh my God.

	Stef:
It was disgusting, you should have seen it.

	Andi:
It jumped out from the bushes. It almost killed us, (Hand to her brow)
I swear to God.

	Mikey:
Come on, Brand, please?

	Data:
Yeah.

	Mikey:
What if we find something, huh? A couple more minutes isn't going to
hurt.

	Brand:
Come on, Mikey. We're going right now!

	Mikey:
No.

	Chunk:
Listen to your big brother.

	Andi:
(While he is talking) Hey Brand, (takes his hand, he looks) give him a
few minutes.

Andi, smiling sweetly, pulls his hand up closer to her face. She looks
up at him, her bright eyes beaming...

	Andi:
...as long as you stay here, (meekly) with me. (Bites her bottom lip)

	Mouth:
Wait.

	Mikey:
Listen to her; she knows what she's talking about.

	Mouth:
Yeah, she does.

	Chunk:
Yeah.

	Data:
Yeah, listen to her.

	Goonies:
Let's go!

Mikey and his friends head for the basement stairs. Brand and the
girls follow.

Scene 8: The other corpse in the cooler full of ice cream

They all descend the stairs to the basement, Mikey leading. An echoing
grunt is heard from the creature.

	Goonies:
(Frightened) Aaah!

	Stef:
Chunk, I hope that was your stomach.

	Mikey:
No. That's the "It".

	Chunk:
Sounds like Kong.

	Mikey:
Part of it's human. Wanna see it? (Another groan) Don't worry. It's
chained to the wall.

He leads the group toward "the room".

	Mikey:
Shhh! (Another groan, and the rattling of chains)

	Mouth:
(Scared) I don't wanna go, Mikey. I don't wanna go. I just...

	Mikey:
Why not? It's chained to the wall.

	Mouth:
I know it's chained to the wall, right?

	Mikey:
Come on...you wanted to go, didn't ya.

	Mouth:
Yeah, I wanted to go. I wanted to go...

	Mikey:
So let's go. (Starts to open the door)

Brand and the girls are at the back of the group.

	Andi:
(To Brand) I don't want to see it.

Mikey opens the door. The beastly man shouts. Chains rattle. Mikey,
Mouth, Chunk, and Data all retreat, frightened. Andi and Brand, about
to kiss, are driven back into another room. Brand stumbles backward
over a couch; Andi lands on top of him. The others fall like dominos
into the room. Andi and Brand try to pick up where they left off, but
they are not alone.

	Chunk:
Shame, shame.

	Data:
We know your name.

The would-be couple, interrupted again, looks at them.

	Mouth:
(Hoarse laugh) Come on, Brand, slip her the tongue!

	Stef:
That's disgusting. No, I can't even look. Oh...can't...oh...that's
sick. That really is sick.

	Chunk:
(While Stef is grossing out) Get me up, guys!

	Goonies:
One..two..three. (They pull Chunk to his feet)

	Chunk:
Thanks, guys.

	Mouth:
You're welcome.

	Mikey:
Can't you smell it, guys? One-eyed Willy really is down here.

	Data:
That's great. You know, you guys? I'm gonna build one like this.

	Mikey:
Alright, we're walking right above here.

	Chunk:
(Finds a water cooler) Water!

Chunk positions his face under the spigot and opens the valve, but he
has misaligned his mouth. Water gushes into his eye.

Andi seems to have a plan...

	Andi:
Okay, come on. We can do it. (Whacks Stef on the hip)

	Stef:
Ow! Wait a minute. No...

Mikey is looking for the ideal spot to "dig" in the concrete floor.

	Mikey:
...back, and the stairs go up, and right about here must have been
when we said we got to get to the lowest spot.

While Chunk continues to drink from the water cooler, an obsessed
Mikey, quickly grabs a large tool resting against the wall.

	Mouth:
What are you doing talking to yourself again, Mikey? (Gets hit with
the tool as Mikey passes) Ow!

	Mikey:
Sorry.

	Mouth:
What the hell are you doing?

Mikey swings at the solid floor.

	Mouth:
Mikey, you're gonna lose your filling.

	Brand:
Mikey, what are you doing? (Grabs the tool) You little...

	Mikey:
Brand.

	Brand:
Give me that. There's nothing buried under there.

	Mikey:
There is something buried under there, Josh.

	Brand:
This is the twentieth century, Mikey. (Throws the tool aside)

	Mikey:
The map says there's something buried under there. There's gotta be.

	Brand:
Come on, get off it.

	Mouth:
Look it! I've got an idea. Why don't we just pour chocolate all over
the floor, (grinning), and let Chunk eat his way through?

Chunk, still drinking, now stops. He is insulted and stands up, facing
Mouth seriously.

	Chunk:
Okay Mouth, (growing rage) that's all I can stand. (Raging) And I
can't stand no more!

With his sudden movement, Chunk toppled the water bottle. It is now
wobbling on the stand, about to fall. Chunk tries to grab it.

	Chunk:
I got it. I got it. I got it!

The stand tips over, smashing the glass water bottle on the hard
floor.

	Chunk:
I don't got it.

	Others:
You klutz.

	Chunk:
(Smiling) Hope it's not a deposit bottle.

	Stef:
This is ridiculous. It's crazy. I feel like I'm babysitting, except
I'm not getting paid.

	Mikey:
(Motions for silence) Wait. Listen to that.

	Mouth:
What?

The growing water puddle is spilling somewhere.

	Brand:
So what?

	Mouth:
Sounds like my grandfather taking a leak, Mikey. Thrillsville.

	Mikey:
No. No, it's deep. Like there's a hole, or a passageway. It's real
deep.

	Brand:
(Moving in to take a look) Get out of the way.

Andi, dreaming, and reminiscing on her past few moments with Brand, is
admiring him.

	Andi:
(To Stef) Brand is being so sweet to me.

	Stef:
Oh, come on. Come on! Where are you? You're in the clouds and we are
in a basement!

Brand's close inspection of the fireplace reveals some old boards
covering something. He prepares to pull away the grate for a closer
look.

	Mikey:
(Ecstatic) I told you! Ha ha! Told you. I told you. (Brand grabs the
grate) One..two..three...

	Brand:
(Pulls away the grate and feels a slight updraft of air) You can feel
the air. There's something down there.

	Mikey:
See I told you there was something.

	Mouth:
It might be a treasure or something.

Data is toying with another machine across the room, and to his
surprise, it begins working.

	Data:
Hey, this is working, guys.

Brand kicks out the rotted boards. They crumble into a vertical shaft.

	Mikey:
Brand, careful!

	Mouth:
Are you okay?

	Brand:
Yeah.

	Mikey:
I told you there was a passageway.

	Mouth:
It's the start of the tunnel.

	Mikey:
Look.

This "machine" that Data found turns out to be a printing press. Page
after page of fifty dollar bills are being produced. Thinking they're
real, Data becomes ecstatic.

	Data:
(Curious) Fifty dollar bills. (Puzzled) Fifty dollar bills.
(Realizing) Fifty dollar bills. (Ecstatic) Fifty dollar bill!!

	Andi, Stef:
(Looking at each other in bewilderment) Did he say "Fifty dollar
bills?"

	Data:
(Shouting with excitement) Fifty dollar bill!! Guys, there's hundreds
of fifty dollar bill! We have the money to save the Goondocks!

Everybody now crowds around this printing press, amazed at its
too-good-to-be-true output. Data passes a sheet out to everybody.

	Data:
Billions of them.

	Mouth:
Hey guys, they're real.

	Brand:
Quiet! (Picks up one of the pages and realizes the truth)

	Data:
What? What? What?

	Brand:
They're fake. They're bogus.

	Data:
No, it's not.

	Brand:
They're phony. (Crumples the worthless page) They're phony bills.

	Data:
No, it's not.

	Mikey:
I knew these people were from the ozone.

	Data:
No.

	Andi:
(Inspecting a page) You get twenty-five years for counterfeiting.

	Goonies:
(Disappointed) Oooh!

Stef has found a recent front page from the Astoria Ledger. The
headline reads, "Fratellis at it Again" and has their three pictures
beneath.

	Stef:
You guys, I recognize these people.

	Brand:
Look at it. It's the Fratellis.

	Data:
That's the guy from upstairs.

	Mikey:
And the guy who tried to sing.

	Chunk:
See, you guys, you never listen to me. I said that there was going to
be trouble, but you didn't listen to me. You guys are crazy. You know,
you guys are self-destructive. There's a funny farm and it has your
names written all over it, but I'm gettin' outta here. Tha... (Smells
something, change of voice) I smell ice cream.

Chunk follows his nose to a nearby walk-in freezer and opens the door.
Inside are several small containers of his favourite ice cream brand.

	Chunk:
(Happily reading the labels) They got Swensons! Oh look, they got
"Pralines 'n Cream," and they got "Mississippi Mud," (excited) and
they got "Chocolate Eruption!" (Panting) And they got, "Apple," oh,
and they got, "Grape"...

The others notice the one thing Chunk didn't see: a dead body! The
body of the other dead FBI man is standing in the freezer next to
Chunk.

	Chunk:
They got Grape, and Super-Duper Chocolate Eruption, and... (notices
the others, mouths hanging open, staring at something else in the
freezer) Wha? Wha? (Turns and notices the dead body. He fills with
fear, almost to the point of crying) Aaaah!

He backs out of the freezer trembling with terror. The others catch
him as he practically stumbles out. They're all terrified.

	Chunk:
Aaah! Aaah! Aaah! Aaah! It's a stiff!

Their fright is cut short. The door opens upstairs and the Fratellis
walk in, their footsteps causing the floorboards above to creak. The
last rays of sunlight shine between the old floorboards and they can
see the shadows. They all huddle together, desperate to keep quiet.

	Data:
It's the door.

	Mama F:
(Upstairs) Somebody's been here. The door's open.

	Francis:
I thought I shut it. Who left the lights on?

	Mama F:
You did.

They have returned with take-out pizza. The appetizing smell has made
it to Chunk's nose.

	Chunk:
Pizza?

	Others:
Shhh!

	Chunk:
Pepperoni?

	Others:
Shhh!

Upstairs, Jake and Francis are having a little spat over the pizza.

	Jake:
Ma, he's eating my pepperoni.

	Francis:
You want your pepperoni? (Throws a piece of pizza at Jake) Huh? (Pulls
out a gun)

	Jake:
(Pulls a gun on Francis) Come on. Come on. Let's kill each other over
the pepperoni.

	Mama F:
(Angrily) Jake, put that gun away! I said, "Put that gun away now!"

	Jake:
(Reholsering the gun) You always take his side, Mom. You always liked
him better than me.

	Mama F:
(Hits Jake) That's right!

The Goonies realize that they must find a better place to hide. If the
Fratellis come downstairs they are sure to be discovered. Some are
whispering in fear as they hurriedly stuff the body back in the
freezer, with Chunk.

	Mouth:
Put it back.

	Data:
Close the door.

	Chunk:
(Trapped in the freezer) We can go back...Mikey...Mikey.

	Brand:
(Whispering) Mikey, come on.

	Mikey:
The fireplace, Brand. It's the only way out. You guys'll never get out
that way.

	Brand:
What?

	Mikey:
It all starts here.

They all head over to the fireplace and start climbing down the
vertical shaft. Brand first, then Andi, then Mouth, Stef, Data, and
finally Mikey. Chunk is still in the freezer with the body.

	Brand:
(Climbing in first) Watch your foot.

	Mikey:
Huh?

	Chunk:
(From the freezer) Guys! I'm stuck with the stiff! He's in here. (The
body slumps over onto Chunk; he pushes it back to a standing position)
(To dead man) Stay! Stay! (Through the window) Guys, come here. He's
in here. (Body slumps over again, onto Chunk) Oh, shit!

	Mikey:
Come on, let's go. (Others are whispering) Go Andi, go.

	Andi:
Go? (She climbs in after Brand)

The Fratellis are coming downstairs.

	Mama F:
Alright Jake, forget it.

	Jake:
I'm sorry.

	Chunk:
(Trying to get their attention) Help! Help! Help! Guys!

Mama Fratelli is downstairs. She calls back to Jake and Francis, who
are coming down.

	Mama F:
Come on, you idiots!

	Jake, Francis:
Okay, Mom.

	Mikey:
Make sure it's safe.

	Mouth:
(Climbing in) It's safe.

	Mama F:
Hurry up!

	Chunk:
(Still in the freezer, screaming) This is for real! I'm not kidding!
Look in the window!

	Goonies:
Come on.

	Brand:
Where's Chunk?

	Mikey:
Chunk's up there.

	Francis:
I don't want him to touch that. I worked two hours on that.

	Jake:
You worked...

	Mama F:
Shut up! (Walks in, notices the broken glass from the cooler)
Somebody's been here. The cooler's broken.

	Jake:
Probably a tremor.

	Mama F:
Go check your brother.

	Jake:
Well, well, it could've been a tremor, Ma.

	Mama F:
I'll show you a tremor! (Hits him)

	Jake:
Ooh! (Fake sobbing) I'm going to go check my brother.

	Mama F:
He better not have broken those chains again. I'm not going back to
the zoo for another set.

	Francis:
Ma, just don't upset him.

	Mama F:
Hurry up!

Chunk sneezes as Mama Fratelli walks by the freezer.

	Mama F:
Gesundheit.

A much-relieved Chunk finally opens the freezer door and leaves. Brand
summons him from the fireplace.

	Chunk:
It's cold.

	Brand:
Chunk.

	Chunk:
Huh?

	Brand:
Chunk, over here.

	Mikey:
Get over here!

	Chunk:
What are you doing down there?

	Brand:
Go get the police.

	Mikey:
Chunk, we're in some serious shit here. You've gotta get the police.
Look behind you.

Chunk steps back. A broom falls over, revealing a window!

	Brand:
Oh, the window. Go out the window.

Chunk opens the window and starts climbing. Brand and Mikey climb back
down the shaft to the others.

	Data:
Did you see him, guys?

	Mouth:
Wait a minute. Where's Chunk?

	Brand:
He went to go to the police.

	Mikey:
The Fratellis are there. We gotta go. Come on, guys.

	Brand:
Let's go.

	Mikey:
He's going to get the police. Go. Move. Move.

The Fratellis return after checking on their "brother".

	Francis:
There's nothing the matter with him; nothing to worry about.

	Mama F:
Aaah. I knew he couldn't break them chains. Come on, get the body.

End of Act II.

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The Goonies: Act III

Scene 1: Bully Blinders

Our group of six have been making their way down the dark tunnel,
looking for a way out.

	Andi:
We've been walking forever. How much further do you plan on going?

	Stef:
Ow! Mouth, you stepped on my foot. (A crunch is heard) I dropped my
glasses; I can't see a thing. Oh my God.

	Mikey:
(Picks up Stef's damaged glasses and hands them to her) I found your
glasses. Sorry.

	Stef:
You broke my glasses. You broke my glasses! Oh.

	Brand:
Listen, guys. Listen, guys. I'm the oldest, so I'm in charge. First,
we'll...

	Mikey:
Data?

	Data:
What?

	Mikey:
Do you have a light?

	Brand:
(To Mikey) I said I was in charge. (Turns Data to face him) Do you
have a light?

	Data:
A light... (thinking) sure, guys! Back up. Back up. (Opens his coat
and pulls a string) Bully Blinders! (Two small high-powered spotlights
spring up from his hips)

	Brand:
Alright. Ow! (Shields his eyes)

Data's gadget lives up to its name. With everyone's eyes now
accustomed to the dark, the blinding white light is painful. The other
five turn their faces away.

	Data:
You know, one day when I was walking home with this thing, and a
couple big guys jumped me...

Data moves slightly as he is talking and the "Bully Blinders" now
shine in everybody's eyes.

	Mouth:
Who is it? Oh, Stef...watch out, Data.

	Brand:
Watch out.

(Difficult to make out what everybody is saying here)

	Mikey:
Data, come on. Turn it off. (The "Bully Blinders" fade out)

	Data:
(To himself, disappointed) Oh, Data. Only problems, batteries don't
last so long, guys. Oh.

	Mikey:
Guys, there's a light up ahead. Maybe we can get out that way. Let's
go.

Scene 2: Chunk, the Determined Hero

Dusk has fallen. Chunk has escaped from the Fratelli's basement and is
scrambling through the woods, coming to a road. He's still nervous
from his near-call with the Fratellis and does not enjoy groping
through the woods in the dark. He is relieved at finally getting to
the road...if he can just stop a car to get a lift to the sheriff
station.

	Chunk:
I'm not afraid of the dark. I like the dark. I love the dark, but I
hate nature. I hate nature.

A car passes; he tries to stop it, but he is too far away.

	Chunk:
Wait a sec! Hold on!

Chunk sees another car coming. He steps out in the road and waves his
arms.

	Chunk:
Stop! I'm just a kid!

The car stops. Chunk runs over to the driver's side, out of breath,
but bold and serious.

	Driver:
What seems to be the problem?

	Chunk:
Look, mister, I need a ride. My friends and I just had a run-in with
these really disgusting people; you might have heard of them: the
Fratellis. Well, we found their hideout, and could you please, please
take me to the sheriff station. I can describe all three of 'em.

The driver turns on the interior lights. It's Jake! Chunk, startled,
takes a step back.

	Chunk:
(Nervous) Bur...uh...ta...

	Jake:
(Singing in Italian) Nim bob iyo qi verenya de Mario...

While Jake is singing, Francis grabs Chunk from behind, and drags him
around to the back of the ORV. Jake remains in the driver's seat,
singing softly.

	Chunk:
Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!

	Jake:
Itro la vista di vitro la vista la mama.

Francis shoves Chunk in the back of the ORV.

	Francis:
Jake! Jake! Would you get out and help!

He shuts Chunk in the back and then gets back in the car next to Jake.

	Jake:
(To Francis) What the hell are you doing? He's only a kid. Can't you
handle a kid, even?

Chunk discovers that he is next to the dead FBI man again!

	Chunk:
(Fear returning) Aaaah!

Scene 3: The Water Pipes

Back in the tunnel, the group has found an old lantern and some
matches. Brand is trying to light it.

	Mikey:
Does it work, guys?

	Mouth:
Don't worry about it.

They are all surprised and delighted that it actually works!

	Mouth:
Yeah!

	Brand:
Yeah!

	Data:
Yeah!

Several old pipes are now illuminated.

	Stef:
I can't see anything. Mouth, your father's a plumber. What are these
pipes all about?

The others argue amongst themselves while Mouth examines the pipes.

	Mouth:
These look like water pipes, guys. (Looking them over) Gas
pipes...drainage... Maybe...wait a minute, guys! Shut up for a minute.
Okay, lookit. These pipes must lead to a building or something: a
foundation. So maybe if bang on 'em hard enough, (starts banging the
pipes) if we make enough noise...

Everybody starts yelling and banging, even yanking on the pipes. Up
above, it is the Country Club!

A slightly overweight, balding old fellow exits a tennis court, greets
a friend and leans over to a drinking fountain. But as he leans, the
fountain lurches down, and further down toward the ground. He tries to
lean down with it, but then it suddenly springs up, hitting him in the
face and knocking him over.

Over in the men's shower, several of these old coots are about to
wash. As one guy reaches for the faucet, it suddenly bursts back
through the tiles. Another man is about to touch a pair of valves and
they also burst back through the tiles, as well as all the other
valves in the shower room!

Finally Troy: whistling a bit to himself, he walks into a toilet
stall, drops his pants and takes a seat. He is browsing through a copy
of "Guns 'n Ammo" magazine.

Down in the tunnel, everyone stops as the pipes start making a strange
sound. They all look around. Mouth understands this telltale warning
sign.

	Mouth:
Backpressure!

A high-powered jet of water geisers up from Troy's toilet, thrusting
him up into the ceiling. He falls, crashing through the cubicle door
and lands spread eagle on the bathroom floor, with water gushing all
around him.

	Troy:
Daddy!

Down in the tunnel, an explosion is imminent...

	Mikey:
Lets...

	Andi:
Get outta...

	Data:
Here!

	Stef:
Like, now! A waterpipe breaks, shooting its high-pressure water
against the dirt wall. Mouth tries to control the pipe as the others
scramble to safety.

	Brand:
Go! Go! Go!

The dirt wall was very thin in this part. The blast of water erodes
around a boulder, revealing an opening to a cave. The boulder tumbles
into the cave.

Scene 4: Chunk Spills his Guts

The Fratellis have brought Chunk back to their hideout. In the
kitchen, Mama Fratelli is hoping to terrorize him into talking. She
turns on the blender and drops a tomato in for a "demonstration". The
tomato is quickly pulverized.

	Mama F:
First we start with the fleshy little fingers, then the plump little
hand. (Chunk, frightened, starts to sob) Then the fleshy arm... Now,
tell me where your other little friends are.

	Chunk:
(Sobbing) The fireplace.

	Mama F:
Don't lie to me!

	Chunk:
Honestly. We went over to Mikey's dad's place, and we found a map that
said that underneath this place there's buried treasure.

	Jake:
Come on, don't give us none of your bullshit stories, huh.

	Francis:
Hey kid. I want you to spill your guts. Tell us everything.

	Chunk:
Everything?

	Francis:
Everything!

	Chunk:
Everything. Okay, I'll talk. In third grade I cheated on my history
exam. In fourth grade I stole my Uncle Max's toupe and I glued it on
my face when I played Moses in my Hebrew school play. In fifth grade I
knocked my sister Edith down the stairs and I blamed it on the dog...

Scene 5: Andi Finally Breaks Down

Down in the caves, the gang is climbing down into the new cave opened
by the earlier blast of water. It is dark and mucky, and even with
their lantern it is difficult to see.

	Stef:
I can't see a thing. What am I stepping on? Oh brother.

	Mikey:
A lantern! Look, you guys, a lantern! Somebody must have been here
before us.

	Data:
Maybe they're still here.

	Stef:
God, I hope not.

	Mouth:
Look at these cigarettes.

It is a mystery as to where these articles came from. They puzzle over
them as Andi climbs down into the cave. This is too much for her now.
She is nervous and frightened.

	Andi:
(To herself) Ten minutes ago...

	Mouth:
Come on, Andi.

	Andi:
(continuing) Troy was looking down my shirt. (Gasps) Who cares?
There's nothing wrong with that, is there? If I wasn't so stupid he'd
still be looking down my shirt.

Brand notices that this is not normal for Andi. He realizes that she
is starting to crack.

	Brand:
You guys, listen to her.

	Data:
What's the matter with her?

Andi walks on ahead of the group. Brand tries to comfort her.

	Brand:
Andi...it's okay.

	Data:
Is she alright?

	Brand:
It's okay. Andi? Andi?

	Stef:
Oh, I stubbed my toe.

Andi is not listening to Brand. She is too terrified to face reality,
and tries to hide from it by going further off on her tangent. Brand
tries to snap her out of it.

	Data:
Hey Andi!

	Brand:
(Touching her left arm) Andi!

	Andi:
I should have let him look at my body. Don't I have a beautiful body?
(To Brand, gesturing to herself) Don't I have a beautiful body?

	Brand:
You've got a great body, a great body.

	Andi:
(Reassurred) I have a beautiful body. How many more years do I have,
before I, get old and fat; before, my hair falls out...(points at the
ground ahead of her) ...before I look like him.

The skeletal remains of a body lie half buried in the dirt with bugs
crawling over the skull and out of the eye sockets. They all shreik
with fright at the gruesome find. Andi screams, initially with sudden
fright then, snapping back to reality, her face turns rubbery, eyes
wide open as she screams out her accumulated terror.
	Andi:
(Screaming) Like him!!!

She turns to Brand, starting to cry.

	Andi:
Brand!

A note here...Andi's face resembles that of the Nazi officer Dietrich,
in Raiders of the Lost Ark, just as his face melted. I consider this
scene one of Kerri's greatest moments.

Scene 6: Chunk's Sad Summer Camp Experience

Back in the kitchen, and still sobbing, Chunk continues with his
lifetime confession.

	Chunk:
Then my mom sent me to...to a summer camp for fat kids. And that was
third lunch I got nuts and I pigged out, and they kicked me out.

Scene 7: The Truth About Chester Copperpot

In the cave, the four guys are examining the skeleton. Andi isn't; she
is crying into Stef's shoulder.

	Brand:
Look at him.

	Data:
Don't touch it guys. You guys, now...

	Mikey:
This is one of your tricks, isn't it One-eyed Willy? (Takes a puff)
You wouldn't have gone through all this trouble if you weren't really
hiding something, would you?

Andi has buried her face in Stef's shoulder and is completely
hysterical. Stef is trying to calm her down.

	Stef:
I know. I know. So did I. It's okay. It's okay. There's nothing to
worry about.

	Andi:
You don't know. You don't understand.

	Stef:
Don't be afraid.

	Andi:
Andrea Theresa Carmichael does not...

The others continue their examination of the body.

	Data:
He's dead for sure. I think he's Chester Copperpot.

	Mouth:
Chester who?

	Mikey:
Who?

	Data:
Don't you guys remember? From the attic...the Don't you guys remember?
From the attic...the news article.

	Mikey:
(Remembering) Oh, the news article, right.

	Data:
See, they said the last guy who went looking for the rich stuff...they
say he went in, but he never came back out. See, that was back in
nineteen thirty-five. Oh God, if he didn't make it out, and he was
supposed to be an expert, what about us guys? How are we going to get
out of here, huh?

	Brand:
Oh.

Andi's hysteria has finally passed. She is out of breath and
exhausted, and now trusting Stef's words of assurance.

	Stef:
Don't worry about it. Just calm down.

	Andi:
You sure?

	Stef:
I'm positive.

	Andi:
You sure?

	Stef:
Positive.

	Andi:
How are we going to get out?

	Mikey:
We can't be sure it's Chester Copperpot.

	Data:
I know it's him. I know, I read the article.

	Brand:
I bet his ID's in his wallet. Mouth, get his wallet.

	Mikey:
(Picking up an old sports card he found with the body) Lou Gehrig?

	Mouth:
(Too afraid to go near the body) You get it, Mikey.

	Brand:
Mouth, come on.

	Data:
Mikey, get it.

	Brand:
Get his wallet.

Mikey, the one courageous individual in the group, retrieves the
wallet and reads the ID inside. He shows the proof that nobody wanted
to see.

	Mikey:
It is Chester Copperpot.

	Brand:
(Despairingly) Oh God. Oh.

	Data:
See? I told you.

	Mouth:
We're gonna get killed, too.

Amongst Chester's remaining supplies, Mikey finds some candles, at
least one of which is labelled "Dynamite". He hands them to Data.

	Mikey:
Hey, look at this. Candles, a whole bunch of 'em.

	Data:
Great! Let me have it. I'll put it in my pack.

	Mouth:
Oh. He's dead.

	Data:
He's dead? (Gets up to leave)

	Mouth:
Data, where are you going?

	Data:
I'm setting boody traps.

	Mikey:
Booby traps.

	Data:
That's what I said. See, I'm setting booby traps in case of anybody's
following us, like the Fratellis, so we can hear them coming. (Zips
shut his knapsack)

	Brand:
Okay, hurry up.

	Mikey:
Good idea.

	Stef:
Hey Data, where are you going?

	Data:
I'm setting boody traps.

	Stef:
You mean booby traps.

	Data:
(Frustrated, and unaware that he keeps saying it wrong) That what I
said: booby traps! Be quiet. Shh. God, these guys.

Andi returns her face to Stef's shoulder; Stef holds Andi, comforting
her. Mouth, meanwhile, has found another one of Willy's artifacts with
Chester's things.

	Mouth:
Guys. Guys, look at this. Look at this.

	Mikey:
Yeah, give me that.

	Mouth:
It looks like a skeleton of One-eyed Willy or something.

	Mikey:
Give me that. Give me this thing. (Mouth hands it to him)

This relic resembles a large key with a skull on the top. Triangular
holes appear representing the eyes and nose. As Mikey pulls it out to
take a closer look a cord tied to it and around the neck of the
skeleton causes Chester's head to dismember. It rolls over, startling
everybody.

	Mikey:
Oh, man!

	Mouth:
(Frightented and gasping) Don't touch that. Don't touch that.

Brand respectfully repositions the skull to its proper orientation.
Mouth is jittery and shaking while he does this.

	Mouth:
Oh God. Oh my God, don't, don't, don't...

Oddly enough, the large boulder that Mouth is standing next to has a
chain wrapped around it! Mouth is actually holding the chain, and
nobody notices that this is, to say the least, odd.

	Mikey:
Hey guys, now that we've got...

Mikey finds a very suspicious wire mostly concealed by the sand on the
cave floor. He pulls it up slowly out of the sand. Mikey believes that
it is probably a trip wire for a booby trap.

	Mikey:
Look at this. You see what I found?

Mikey has pulled that wire a little too far. A gentle tug was all that
was required to start a mechanical chain reaction. Mikey drops the
wire and freezes, afraid to make another move. A large scathe is
swinging back and forth, its blade cutting a rope.

	Mikey:
Guys, freeze. Don't move. Don't move. (Warning the girls and Data, who
is further down the tunnel) You guys! Don't move back there! Don't
move!

	Data:
What?

	Mikey:
Freeze.

Data looks up and notices several more huge boulders hanging
percariously above from chains. They are rocking slightly. Data races
back to the group.

	Mikey:
Guys! Guys!

	Stef:
Let's go!

	Mikey:
Run you guys! RUN!

The group runs forward. Data takes cover in what he thinks is a safe
spot. He glances up and sees another rock dangling above his head.

	Data:
Holy S-H-I-T! (Jumps off the rock and runs down the tunnel toward the
others)

The first of the boulders crashes to the ground. Data races to safety
with another boulder falling behind him. They all jump over a small
ledge for cover as several of these huge boulders fall in sequence.
Mikey darts out quickly to rescue the lantern before the final boulder
comes crashing down.

	Brand:
That was close.

	Data:
That was close.

	Mikey:
Oh.

Brand notices a rock covering a small cave entrance behind them. He
hears some sounds from behind the rock

	Brand:
Wait, wait, wait, listen. Sounds like somebody's down there. (Moves in
to listen more closely) Shut up and listen.

	Andi:
Maybe it's a way out.

	Stef:
Maybe it's the Fratellis.

	Data:
Maybe Chunk found the police.

	Mouth:
Maybe it's another one of Willy's booby traps.

The rock isn't overly heavy. Brand rolls it aside.

	Stef:
Brand, God put that rock there for a purpose, and, um, and I'm not so
sure you should, um, move it, or something.

A fine "squeaking" sound is heard from inside the now open cave. Brand
calls into it.

	Brand:
Hello? A huge barage of disturbed bats flutters out of the cave,
seeking the exit tunnel. They flutter in everyone's faces; both girls
are screaming. Everyone is waving their hands over their faces to keep
the bats away.

	Data:
Guys! Guys! Back, back back.

	Brand:
Get 'em off me.

	Mikey:
Brand. Andi. They're in my hair.

	Stef:
Rabies! Rabies! We're gonna get rabies!

	Mouth:
(Trying to command the bats) Sit! Sit!

	Stef:
Rabies! Rabies! We're gonna get rabies!

The bat swarm flies over the fallen boulders as still more bats pour
from the cave.

Scene 8: When Chunk Spilled his Guts for Real

Chunk is now bringing his long confession to a climax, the most
dreadful thing he ever did.

	Chunk:
But the worst thing I ever done, I mixed up all this fake puke at home
and then I went to this movie theatre, hid the puke in my jacket,
climbed up to the balcony, and then, then I made a noise like this.
(Acts like he is throwing up) Huagh. Huagh. Huagh. Huaaah! And, and
then I dumped it over the side on all the people in the audience.
Then, th-then then this was horrible, all the people started getting
sick, and throwing up all over each other. I never felt so bad in my
entire life.

	Jake:
(Smiles a bit at Chunk's twisted sense of humour) Ma, I'm beginning to
like this kid, Ma.

	Mama F:
(Tired of this) Hit puree!

One of them starts up the blender as they try to force Chunk's hand
into it.

	Chunk:
No! I'm too young. No! I wanna play the violin. No, not my hand.

	Mama F:
Now, do I get the truth...

	Chunk:
Please.

	Mama F:
Do I get the truth? Or do you get juice?

They are all cut short. The swarm of bats has burst out through the
fireplace and is now quickly filling the room.

	Mama F:
Oh! What was that noise?

	Francis:
The fireplace blew. The kid's not kidding, Ma, there's a tunnel down
there.

Jake makes a sign of the cross with his fingers and tries to shoo the
bats away.

	Francis:
Watch your hair! Watch your hair! They go for the hair!

	Jake:
Watch your face, Mom.

	Chunk:
(Shouting) Hey Mikey, if you can hear me, run! Run! They're comin'
after ya.

Scene 9: The Discovery of the Wishing Well

	Data:
Hey, you guys, if we keep going this far down we'll reach China.

	Stef:
My feet are killing me. I can't see a thing.

	Data:
Maybe I can visit my Auntie or something, yeah, my Uncle!

As they reach a bend in the cave, Mikey exhibits a little chivalry to
Andi.

	Mikey:
Uh, this could get dangerous, Andi. You might want to hold my hand.

	Andi:
(Takes his hand, appreciating his thoughtfulness, and finds it
comforting) Thank you.

As they round the bend a shaft of light illuminates an underground
waterfall and pond. Even Andi is impressed by the beauty of this
place; her face lights up.

	Mikey:
(In unison with Data) Oh, wow!

	Data:
Oh, neat! That's neat.

	Mikey:
You guys, look! It's a beautiful waterfall.

They wade through the shallow pond and discover that it is full of
coins, hopefully Willy's.

	Mikey:
Wow!

	Data:
Wow! It's a giant piggy bank.

	Andi:
We're rich! I don't believe it.

	Mikey:
You guys, we found it. We found the gold!

	Brand:
Gold and silver! It's shining all over the place.

	Mouth:
Gold! Guys, we did it!

	Data:
Brand, hold the lantern for me.

	Mouth:
Rich stuff!

(Lots of talking all at once here. I can't figure it all out. Andi
also scooped some coins into her hand for closer inspection, but when?
Mouth is holding up some individual coins. Can you sort this out?)

	Data:
Hey, Mouth, what year was that map made?

	Mouth:
(Inspecting a coin) Oh, I don't know. Probably a couple hundred years
before...

	Data:
Oh, wow!

	Mouth:
...uh, President Lincoln, (inspects another coin), George Washington,
(and another), uh, Martin Sheen...

	Stef & Andi:
(Surprised by this name) Martin Sheen? (Stef grabs the coin from
Mouth)

	Stef:
That's President Kennedy, you idiot!

	Mouth:
(Defensively) Well, same difference! I mean, he played Kennedy once.

	Stef:
Oh, that's really smart. I'm glad you know you're using your brain.

	Mouth:
Yeah, well at least I have a brain!

	Stef:
So stupid, Mouth!

	Mouth:
Oh yeah?

	Stef:
Yes!

Mouth stammers to think of something to say.

	Stef:
Shut up! (To the others) Wait a minute, wait a minute. This isn't
gold. This is a wishing well. Look. Look.

	Brand:
Hey, you guys, it must be the Old Mosgard Wishing Well.

	Andi:
(Disappointed) You know, I always used to believe that when you threw
your money in, it turned into your wish.

	Mikey:
You take that coin, and I'll take two coins. I'll take all your coins
and you won't get any.

	Data:
Hey, that's not fair.

	Stef:
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Stop. Stop.

	Data:
Why?

	Stef:
You can't do this.

	Data:
Why?

	Mikey:
Why?

	Stef:
Because, these are somebody else's wishes. They're somebody else's
dreams.

	Mouth:
(Holding up a coin) Yeah, but you know what? This one, this one right
here, this was my dream, my wish, and it didn't come true. So I'm
takin' it back. I'm takin' 'em all back. (Dives underwater)

	Mikey:
Come on, One-eyed Willy, what does this have to do with the map? Is
this just another one of your tricks?

Scene 10: The Fratellis Find the Doubloon

The Fratellis have given up trying to interrogate Chunk. They're
eating ice cream and talking amongst themselves. Chunk watches, with a
fierce look of desire.

	Jake:
You know, maybe we should keep him alive, just in case, uh, he isn't
lying.

	Mama F:
Good idea, Jake. Put him in with your brother.

	Jake:
Okay, Mom. (To Chunk) Come on, kid.

Jake sets down his ice cream as he reaches to pull Chunk up from his
chair. The doubloon falls from Chunk's pocket; Jake picks it up.

	Jake:
You drop something?

	Mama F:
What's that?

Francis reaches down and picks the dubloon up. Jake, curious, leans
over to look. Francis pulls up quickly, the dubloon in hand, and conks
heads with Jake.

	Francis:
Aaah!

	Mama F:
What's that? A Cracker-Jack prize?

	Francis:
(Inspecting the doubloon) Holy shit!

	Chunk:
(Trying to pull the doubloon out of Francis' hand) We found it on the
map. It's got something to do with the buried treasure.

	Jake:
Buried treasure? (Yanks Chunk unceremoniously out of the way--he
thumps on the ground behind them)

	Mama F:
Aaah.

	Francis:
Jake, look at this. Look at the date. Look at the date on it.

Jake takes the doubloon from Francis and rubs the surface.

	Jake:
(Looking it over, bewildered) Aaah. This is authentic. Ma, this is a
doubloon.

	Mama F:
Give it to me. (Takes it) Aaagh.

	Chunk:
(Picks up Jake's ice cream and continues eating it) I told you so.
See, you guys, you never believe me. But I said that there was going
to be buried...

Both the Fratellis' look down to him. Jake sees Chunk eating the
ice-cream and takes the container from him. Chunk puts the spoon in
his mouth to get the remaining ice cream, and Jake pulls the spoon
from his mouth. Chunk cries in disappointment.

Scene 11: Troy at the Wishing Well

After the plumbing disaster at the Country Club, Troy has cleaned
himself up and driven out to the Old Mosgard Well to meet a couple
friends. Troy is leaning on the well tossing a coin.

	Troy's Friend #1:
Hey Troy, how far you gone with Andi?

	Troy's Friend #2:
All the way, buddy? (They laugh)

	Troy:
You guys are so immature. Why don't you grow up?

	Troy's Friend #2:
Come on, tell us.

	Troy's Friend #1:
Really.

	Troy:
Alright, put it this way. I didn't make it with her yet...and I stress
yet. (Tosses the coin into the well.)

Down below the well, Troy's coin pings onto the rocks next to Brand.
He looks up, surprised.

	Brand:
Huh? What the hell is...

Up above...

	Troy's Friend #1:
What'd you wish for?

	Troy:
(Grinning) To make it with Andi.

The coin flies back out of the well and lands in Troy's open hand.
Troy is completely taken by surprise. After a moment's hesitation, he
looks down into the well.

	Troy:
Hey! Who's down there?

Down below...

	Stef:
It's Troy.

	Data:
Hey guys, it's Troy!

They all shout up to him. Troy hears a familiar voice.

	Troy's Friends:
That sounds like Andi. (They all laugh)

	Troy:
Andi... (laughing) Is that you?

	Andi:
Yes Troy, it's me. We're stuck down here. Please send down the bucket
and the rope.

	Troy:
What the hell are you doing at the bottom of a well?

	Andi:
Don't ask these stupid questions, we're stuck, just send down the
bucket. Come on.

	Troy:
Oh. (To his friends) See guys. Wishes do come true. (They all laugh at
the strange situation)

Scene 12: Chunk meets Sloth

The Fratellis have tied Chunk into a chair in the room with Mikey's
disfigured "It" that he saw earlier. Strangely, Mama Fratelli has
twice referred to the "It" as "...your brother." The "It" is watching
an old black and white pirate movie on a TV set in the room. Jake has
brought him some food; Francis is talking to Chunk.

	In Pirate Movie:
Alright Mahodies, follow me!

	Jake:
Don't worry. (Couldn't get everything. Mama F is talking here too).

	Jake:
Here. We're leaving. I brought you some more food.

	Francis:
Is that too tight?

	Chunk:
Yes, it is.

	Francis:
If you let yourself out, I'll break your legs.

	Jake:
What are you doing? How many times I gotta tell you? You sit too close
to the television set you're gonna screw up your enima, alright?
(Moves the television set back a bit. The "It" angrily shouts at him).

	Francis:
Jake! Leave him alone!

	Jake:
I had nothing on him.

	Francis:
Hare Krishna...Hare Krishna...Hare Krishna...

Jake and Francis walk out, leaving Chunk alone with the "It".

	Chunk:
Come on. Let me out.

In the pirate movie, a man is seen sliding down a tall sail, slicing
it with a knife to break his fall. Chunk turns his head to look at the
strange man for the first time. He is frightened, but trying his best
to make friendly conversation.

	Chunk:
(Laughs a bit) H-H-Hi, s-sir. M-M-M-M-My name's Lawrence. Ha
Ha...sometimes people call me "Chunk".

The "It" turns his head to face Chunk and shouts at him. Chunk is
horrified by his appearance. He laughs a bit, nervously. The "It"
shouts again. Afraid that the "It" will try to hurt him, Chunk tries
to hobble away on his chair. Surprisingly, the strange man finds this
funny. He starts to laugh.

	Chunk:
(Shouting) Help, help! Let me out of here!

Scene 13: The Fratellis Get Started

The Fratellis are now gathered around the tunnel entrance by the
fireplace with flashlights.

	Jake:
You know, Ma, you never know what we're gonna find down here. Could be
ghosts.

	Mama F:
Okay, let's get down there.

	Francis:
(Shining his light down) Whoa, look at this. Look how deep it is down
there. Oh.

	Jake:
Look at that.

	Mama F:
Come on, Jake. You first.

	Jake:
I ain't gonna go first, Ma. Wha, you kiddin' me?

	Mama F:
(Pulls a gun and points it at Jake). Go!

	Jake:
Can't argue with that, Ma. Alright. (Slides in)

Scene 14: Mikey Persuades Everyone to Continue

Troy and his friends are finally lowering the bucket into the well,
much to the Goonies' anticipation.

	Data:
Troy, throw some money down, okay?

	Brand:
I can see it. Hey Troy! (To the others) Come on!

	Data:
(Reaches for the rope, climbing around the bucket) Hey, you guys. I'm
the smartest, so I'm gonna to go first, okay?

	Brand:
(Pulls him off) Get out of there. I'm the oldest, so I'll call the
shots. Andi goes first. I go second. Stef and Mikey go third. Data,
you go fourth. (Andi climbs onto the bucket, holding the rope)

	Mikey
(Whispering to himself) Chester Copperpot...Chester Copperpot... (Out
loud, to the rest) Chester Copperpot! Don't you guys see? Don't you
realize? He was a pro. He never made it this far. Look how far we've
come. We've got a chance.

	Andi:
Chance at what, Mikey? Getting killed? Look, if we keep going
someone's really gonna get hurt, maybe dead. Besides, we gotta get to
the police.

	Mikey:
Maybe Chunk already got to the police.

	Andi:
Maybe Chunk is dead.

	Mikey:
Don't say that. Never say that. Goonies never say "die".

	Andi:
I'm not a Goonie. I wanna go home.

	Mikey:
I forgot. But still...don't you realize? The next time we see sky
it'll be over another town. The next time you take a test, it'll be in
some other school. Our parents, they want the bestest stuff for us.
But right now they gotta do what's right for them, 'cause it's their
time. Their time, up there. Down here it's our time. It's our time
down here. That's all over the second we ride up "Troy's bucket".

Mikey pauses. He gives a long hard look at everyone. They look at each
other, remembering what their quest represents. Andi, for the first
time, is now beginning to understand their drive. Mikes takes a puff
and continues.

	Mikey:
Look, a couple years ago, my Mom and Dad got on that big game show.
Remember, Brand? Mom spent a month makin' those funny costumes. She
was a giant egg. Dad was a frying pan. My Dad kept sayin' we were
gonna live in a place called "Easy Street". So we drove all the way to
Hollywood. When we got there, they put us in this big audience, with
all these other people in funny costumes. Then some dude with lipstick
and sprayed hair came down the stairs. He walks up to us. First he
makes Mom guess how much toilet bowl cleaner costs; she gets it right.
Then he makes my Dad guess what a jar of Ragu Spaghetti sauce weighs;
he gets it right. Then he asks my Dad "The Big Prize is behind Door
#1? Door #2? or Door #3?" Now my Dad's Lucky Number was always "2". He
got married on August Two. He got his job on June Two. And he's got
two kids...

	Data:
(Getting impatient with the long story) Okay. Okay. We got the point!
He took Door #2!

	Mikey:
No. That's the weird part. For some reason, he took Door #3. So the
game show guy screams, "Congratulations! You've just won...ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND..." (a pause) And the door swings open. And this huge glass
jar is sittin' in the middle of the stage...filled with TOOTHPICKS.
"One hundred thousand toothpicks."

Everyone listens, intersted. Troy shouts from above.

	Troy:
Hey Andi!! You comin' or not!

He pulls the rope. Andi pulls back, lingering for another moment,
fascinated by Mikey's story.

	Mikey:
(continuing) Everybody in the place was laughin'. Even Mom and Dad
smiled. But I could see on their faces, they knew. They were never
gonna live on Easy Street. They blew their chance. (To the others)
This is it guys...On Monday, all our living rooms turn into golf
holes. This is our last chance. I mean...I'd feel like a real jerk if
some guy like Troy dug up all the rich stuff, 'cause we were too
chickenshit to go for it.

Everyone looks at each other. How can they argue? They're going for
the treasure! Troy again shouts from above.

	Troy:
Hey, Andi, you wanna' stay down there with the Goonies? Or are you
comin' up here where you belong? I ain't got all night!

Andi pauses, turning to the others. They stare at Andi, waiting for
her decision.

Troy begins to pull the bucket and rope. It is heavy. Troy gives a
victorious smile to his friends. The bucket arrives at the top of the
well. Troy is met with a shocking sight: the bucket is wearing his
letter sweater. Troy grabs the sweater; the bucket is filled with
pebbles and rocks. His friends chuckle. Troy stares in disbelief at
the bucket. Frustrated, he shouts into the well.

	Troy:
Andi! You Goonie!!

Scene 15: Troy and the Sheriff

A humiliated Troy turns and walks to his Mustang. He reaches
dejectedly for the door handle as the Sheriff's car suddenly pulls up,
lights blazing.

	Sheriff:
(Leaning out the window) Hey, Troy! Hold up!

	Troy:
What are you doing out here, Sheriff?

	Sheriff:
Tryin' to stop a lynching, son, (Troy is puzzled) ...mine. All hell's
busted loose over a bunch of missin' Goonies. I got their parents
callin' me, the newspaper callin' me, the Mayor's callin' me, and I
sure as hell don't want to tell you what they're callin' me.

	Troy:
Gee, I... (careful pause) ...wish I could help you, Sheriff, but...

	Sheriff:
Somebody said they saw you and Andi walking with one of 'em earlier
today... (looks at notebook) a Stefanie...God damn these Polish
names...

	Troy:
Me? Walking with a Goonie? When my ass learns how to chew gum,
Sheriff.

	Sheriff:
Well when it does, son, you be sure and give me a call. There's a damn
few things left in this world I'd pay to see, but that's one of 'em.

The Sheriff's car roars off. Troy watches, guilty but defiant.

Scene 16: Andi is Sworn in as an Official Goonie

Andi stands in front of Mikey, prepared to take the Goonie vows. Mikey
gives her a serious look.

	Mikey:
Raise your right hand. Repeat after me. (Andi raises her right hand) I
will never betray my goon dock friends,

	Andi:
I will never betray my goon dock friends,

	Mikey:
We will stick together until the whole world ends,

	Andi:
We will stick together until the whole world ends,

	Mikey:
Through heaven and hell, and nuclear war,

	Andi:
Through heaven and hell, and nuclear war,

	Mikey:
Good pals like us, will stick like tar,

	Andi:
Good pals like us, will stick like tar,

	Mikey:
In the city, or the country, or the forest, or the boonies,

	Andi:
In the city, or the country, or the forest, or the boonies,

	Mikey:
I am proudly declared a fellow... (his eyes go wide, he screams)
LEECH!!!!

	Andi:
Leech! (pauses, puzzled) Leech? You mean "Goonie".

	Mikey:
I mean LEECH! All over your arm! LEECHES!

Andi looks at her arm. There are countless tiny, black, slimy leeches
covering her arm! The kids panic. Everyone is covered with the little
bloodsuckers. They dash out of the water!

Scene 17: Chunk, Sloth, and Baby Ruth

So, the beastly man is really a third son of Mama Fratelli's! Sloth,
as they call him, is hideously deformed. He sits there in his chair,
arms manacled to the wall by a pair of long chains. Gazing at his TV
screen, a cooking show is on, demonstrating the frosting of a lucious
chocolate cake. Sloth and Chunk are both hungry and they share a love
for chocolate.

	Show Host:
Spread it around. Try to make your frosting look a little bit rugged.

	Sloth:
(Hungering and longing) Chocolate? Ha ha. Chocolate.

	Chunk:
Want a candy bar?

	Show Host:
What you do now...

	Chunk:
Look, I got a Baby Ruth. (Pulls it from his pocket) Sir?

	Sloth:
Huh, huh. Wha? Ahh? Ruth..Ruth..Ruth..Baby Ruth.

	Chunk:
I'm gonna throw it to you, okay?

Chunk's arms are tied to the arms of the chair. With some difficulty
he tears open the wrapper and does the best he can to throw it to
Sloth. But all the movement Chunk can muster is a flick of his wrist.
The candy bar bounces off Sloth's forehead and lands on the floor just
out of his reach. Sloth appears angry that this has happened and
Chunk's eyes widen in fear, not knowing how Sloth will react.

	Sloth:
(Frustrated) Ahh!

	Chunk:
Aaaaaagh! (Tries to hobble his chair over to pick it up for Sloth)

Sloth tries desperately to reach for the candy bar, but the chains
stop his hands short. He cannot reach it and grows more frustrated.

	Sloth:
Aaagh!

	Chunk:
I'm sorry, sir. I tried to give it to you. Oh, I'm sorry.

	Sloth:
AAAh!

	Chunk:
I'm really sorry.

	Sloth:
(Frustration increasing) Aaagh! (Starts pulling on his chains)

	Chunk:
What're you doing?

	Sloth:
(Tugging at chains) Uh!

	Chunk:
What're you doing?

	Sloth:
(Still tugging) Uh! Ah!

	Chunk:
What?

Sloth focuses his strength on one chain and pulls with all his might.
The chain's anchor bolt breaks away from the plaster wall. He tries
for the candy bar and still can't reach it, so, wildly driven,
obsessed, he concentrates his full weight into the other chain. With
some effort it too breaks free. He finally picks up the candy bar in
delightful victory. He delicately unfurls the wrapper.

	Sloth:
(Satisfied) Hey? Ha.

	Chunk:
Gees, Mister, you're even hungrier than I am.

Scene 18: Data's Ingenius Solution to the Leeches

The kids are covered with leeches! They are in a frenzy and helpless.
Andi tries to shake the leeches from her arms and fingers. Brand tries
to pull off the leeches. Mikey tries to dance off the leeches. But
nothing works. The leeches are stuck.

Data thinks fast. Opening his yellow vinyl blanket, He removes a
medium sized, 20 volt battery! He hurriedly connects two wires to the
battery. Data runs to the edge of the water pool. Keeping his feet in
the shallow section, he inserts the ends of the battery wires into the
water. A low voltage shock surges through Data and the leeches fall
off his body, electrocuted. Data motions for the others to join him.
As each person steps into the water, Data inserts the two wires. A
success. The device removes the leeches from everyone. Only Andi and
Stef remain. Andy steps into the water. She gets her electric shock. A
smile slowly appears on her face. Her knees buckle, weak. She emits a
sigh, followed by a tiny squeal. The same thing happens to Stef. Once
they're out of the water, she whispers to Andi.

	Stef:
(To Andi) I got all tingly. (A sigh) Just my luck I'm in love with a
pond.

But Andi feels violated by this.

	Andi:
Who's responsible for that?!?

Andi looks at Data, who is rolling up the two electrical wires. Data
victoriously smiles and wiggles his eyebrows suggestively. Andy slaps
Data across the face. This causes a chain reaction on Data's booby
trapped body. A tiny GI Joe doll pops out of Data's shirt and fires a
single shot plastic projectile at Andi. The GI Joe goes back down
inside of Data's shirt, not unlike a cuckoo clock. Andi rolls her
eyes.

Scene 19: The Fratellis Find Chester Copperpot

Now past the water pipes and into the main tunnel system, the
Fratellis have set off the firecracker "boody traps" that Data left
behind.

	Francis:
Booby traps!

	Mama F:
Booby traps. It's only booby traps. Why you bein' such a sissy?

	Jake:
Friggin' kids.

Just past Data's "boody traps" are the fallen boulders. The Fratellis
have to climb over them, but Mama is having a hard time. An agonized
scream is heard as Jake tries to pull Mama over the top of a boulder
while Francis pushes from behind. The lady is spread-eagled over the
huge rock as the two boys struggle hard.

	Mama F:
(To Francis) Push, goddamn you... (To Jake) ...before this one pulls
my arms out. (To Francis) Push!!

Francis gives a mighty shove up on Mama's behind as she lurches
forward with a roar. Mama instantly slaps Jake in the face!

	Jake:
What was that for?

	Mama F:
For what your brother just did!

	Jake:
Why didn't you hit him?

	Mama F:
He isn't here yet!

At the front of the fallen boulders they come across Chester
Copperpot's remains. Jake picks up the empty wallet that Mikey had
left.

	Jake:
Niente. Kids must have cleaned him out, Mama.

	Mama F:
Sure, right before they ate him.

	Francis:
Stupid. (Looks around for some clue as to where they went; his
flashlight catches a small sneaker-print)

	Mama F:
Follow them size fives.

Scene 20: Chunk and Sloth are Formally Introduced

Sloth has now completely freed himself from the chains. He stands,
towering before Chunk, still tied in his chair.

	Sloth:
(Boldly strikes his chest) Sloth.

	Chunk:
(Pointing to himself) Chunk.

	Sloth:
(Hits himself again) Sloth... (Hits Chunk in the chest) Chunk!

Sloth is huge, and the impact of his enormous hand caused Chunk to
fall over backwards. Sloth finds this a bit funny, but Chunk is too
stunned to say anything. Sloth rocks the chair back upright with a
single hand. Chunk is nervous because he doesn't know what else is
going to happen to him. But Sloth ever so gently peels back more of
the candy bar wrapper and feeds it to Chunk. They enjoy the candy bar
together. Then, Sloth suddenly becomes excited about his new-found
friend. He shouts for joy and picks up the chair with Chunk in it.
Chunk's response is must more fearful. But Sloth is happy; he plants a
big kiss on Chunk. He laughs with delight, but Chunk is repelled by
Sloth's offensive odour.

	Sloth:
Ah! Ha ha ha!

	Chunk:
Man, you smell like Phys-Ed.

Scene 21: Copper Bones and Cannonballs

	Data:
Mouth, hold this.

	Mikey:
Translate this.

	Mouth:
(Reading the map, translating) Copper bones, westward foams...

	Mikey:
(Whispering) Westward foams.

	Mouth:
(Continuing) ...triple stones.

	Mikey:
Triple stones. (Holding up the "key" retrieved from Chester's remains)
This must be "Copper Bones".

Brand is growing fatigued. Standing against the cave wall, between the
two girls, he starts to doze off in Stef's direction. Andi's eyes
widen and Stef gives him a strange look.

	Brand:
Huh? Sorry.

Brand realizes his mistake and turns around to snuggle in closer to
Andi. She caresses his hair.

Mikey, Mouth, and Data have pulled some growth off part of the cave
wall to expose an old wooden wheel with stone pattens on it.

	Mikey:
Wow! Look at that.

	Mouth:
What?

	Mikey:
Triple stones!

	Data:
Triple stones?! We found it, Mikey. Maybe we can find a way out!

	Mouth:
(Quietly, almost to himself) Triple stones? What are you talking
about?

	Mikey:
We got you now, One-eyed Willy. We're comin' up right behind ya.

Brand is a little embarrassed by Mikey's enthusiasm.

	Brand:
Why couldn't I have a little sister? Just a little sister, instead of
that!

Mikey and the others are trying to align the holes in the "Copper
Bone" key with the stones on the wheel.

	Mikey:
(Whispering, trying to make sense of the riddle) Westward foams...

	Data:
Maybe...

Data sees a pattern that might work as Mikey is trying to fit it in
other stones.

	Data:
No, that's too big. Try the middle one.

	Mouth:
You guys are crazy.

	Data:
How 'bout the middle?

Mikey tries the key on the right set of stones and it fits perfectly.

	Data:
It fits, Mikey! It fits!

	Mikey:
We got it!

	Data:
We got it. Wait. Wait. Which way do we turn?

	Mikey:
We got you now, One-eyed Willy.

	Data:
Which way do we turn?

	Mikey:
West?

	Data:
West; counter-clockwise.

	Mikey:
Counter-clockwise.

	Data:
Try it, Mikey. Try it.

Mikey turns the wheel.

	Data:
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

The clicking of an efficient clockwork rachet is heard as a pair of
wooden stocks close on Mikey's wrist, locking his hand into the wall.

	Mikey:
(Surprised) Aaagh!

The mechanism continues to click internally, and a heavy cannon ball
is released and is set rolling on an elevated track around the top of
the room.

	Stef:
What the hell is that?!

The cannon ball passes over Andi, Stef, and Brand. Andi follows it
with her eyes as it passes, then looks back in fright with a gasp.

	Mikey:
Look out.

	Mouth:
Oh my God! It's gonna fall on us or something!

	Mikey:
It's another one of Willy's tricks. Get out of the way!

	Data:
What?

The cannonball falls off the end of its track around the room. Landing
in a net it yanks a rope causing the floor beneath Data's feet to
collapse. Data disappears into the cave floor.

	Data:
Aaaaaagh!

	Andi:
(Leaping forward) Data!!!

While falling, Data instinctively yanks on a cord on his sleeve. A
pair of false teeth on a long spring leap out of his sleeve and catch
on a rock. The spring is strong enough to break his fall, which would
have been onto long pointed stakes.

The others, horrified that he may be lost forever, crowd around the
opening, looking for any sign of him.

	Andi:
Data!

	Mikey:
Data!

	Brand:
Data!

	Mouth:
Data!

	Mikey:
Data, please!

	Mouth:
He's gone.

	Andi:
Oh, no...

	Mouth:
He's really truly gone.

	Andi:
Don't be dead.

Data, meanwhile, dangles safely above some jagged stalagmites from the
spring that is attached to his "Pinchers of Peril".

	Data:
Pinchers of Peril! You guys, I've been saved by my Pinchers of Peril!

The group hears his shouts and rejoices.

	Goonies:
He's alive! He's alive!

Data, the near tragedy averted, looks around his new location with
interest.

	Data:
Guys, I'm in another room!

Scene 22: Chunk tries to tell all to the Sheriff and gets Started with
Sloth

Chunk and Sloth have freed themselves and Chunk has found a phone in
which to call the Sheriff. Sloth, meanwhile, is rummaging through the
cooler.

	Chunk:
Hello, Sheriff? I'm at the old Lighthouse Lounge and I want to, and I
want to report, ah...a murder.

	Sheriff
Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Just hold on here. Is that you again,
Lawrence?

	Chunk:
Sheriff, look. This time I'm telling you the truth. I'm locked inside
the Fratelli's basement with this guy...

Sloth emerges from the cooler with a container of ice cream.

	Sloth:
Rocky Road, heh heh.

The Sheriff has heard Chunk's "stories" before and isn't taking him
too seriously.

	Sheriff:
Yeah, like the time you told me about the fifty Iranian terrorists who
took over all the Sizzler Steak houses in the city?

Sloth, however, is now interested in the tunnel under the fireplace.
Chunk tries to stop him while staying on the phone.

	Chunk:
Sloth, get back here. Sloth, what are you doing?

	Sheriff:
(continuing) Just like that last prank about all those little
creatures that multiply when you throw water on 'em?

While trying to stop Sloth, Chunk has stretched the phone cord over to
the fireplace, but Sloth is already starting to climb in.

	Chunk:
Sloth! Sloth! We're not going in the fireplace.

Now Chunk's phone cord breaks from the wall and the Sheriff is cut off
with a dial tone.

	Sheriff:
Lawrence?

Sloth is a bit frightened by the echoing of his own voice in the
tunnel.

	Chunk:
(Trying to explain) No Sloth, it's just your echo.

	Sloth:
Echo! (echoing) Whoa. (more echoing)

	Chunk:
No Sloth, I'll show you. Don't go down there. It's all dark down
there, Sloth. It's your echo, Sloth. Echo.

Scene 23: Mikey calls a "Pee" Break

	Mikey:
(To himself) I gotta go to the bathroom. (Announces to group) Pee
break. Who's gotta go?

	Mouth:
Me.

	Data:
Me.

	Andi:
Me.

	Stef:
Me.

	Brand:
(Quietly) Me.

	Mikey:
Okay then, this is the little boy's room, and that tunnel's the little
girl's room. Let's go.

	Mikey:
Brand, where are you going?

	Brand:
This is the men's room

	Mikey:
Where are you guys going?

	Data:
Men's room, Mikey.

	Mouth:
Yeah, we're going to the men's room.

End of Act III.

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THE END