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===WISHLIST PART 4=== | ===WISHLIST PART 4=== | ||
''Intense rainfall. Thick layers of clouds darken a summer evening. Through the gloom, we can notice a caravan. It is a group of six vehicles (an ambulance and a couple of trucks stay in the center). Something has stopped them as they were siding a collapsed highway. The second truck is stuck in the muddy terrain. Its wheels are half-buried by its own weight. Eight small figures are running forth and back harnessing both of the trucks. The lights inside the cockpits show us the shapes of other people waiting in their driving positions. | ''Intense rainfall. Thick layers of clouds darken a summer evening. Through the gloom, we can notice a caravan. It is a group of six vehicles (an ambulance and a couple of trucks stay in the center). Something has stopped them as they were siding a collapsed highway. The second truck is stuck in the muddy terrain. Its wheels are half-buried by its own weight. Eight small figures are running forth and back harnessing both of the trucks. The lights inside the cockpits show us the shapes of other people waiting in their driving positions''. | ||
'''KAZUO''' ''is leaning to the dashboard'', | |||
the weather’s too wet for enjoying a cigarette. | ''the weather’s too wet for enjoying a cigarette''. | ||
(He observes the rain with its usual trajectory, picking the bonnet of a car he should be instead driving by now.) | (''He observes the rain with its usual trajectory, picking the bonnet of a car he should be instead driving by now''.) | ||
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('''MRS. HISHIKAWA''' ''knocks at his window glass''. '''KAZUO''' ''lowers it''.) | ('''MRS. HISHIKAWA''' ''knocks at his window glass''. '''KAZUO''' ''lowers it''.) | ||
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'''KAZUO''' Let me guess … adventure? | '''KAZUO''' Let me guess … adventure? | ||
(''He frantically looks at his almost-empty package of cigarettes'') | (''He frantically looks at his almost-empty package of cigarettes'') | ||