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    Invisible Woman
    Invisible Woman
    Invisible Woman
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    Invisible Woman

    By Courtney Asunmaa

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    Madison, a twenty-five year old girl is walking back to her car one day when it starts raining very heavily. She lives in New York City. The rain is oddly purple as she gets drenched. A lightning bolt hits her and knocks her out for a few minutes. When she awakes it is lightly raining. She then walks back to her car. She is on the basketball and soccer team at her Archville University. Invisible Woman is a superheroine. She is a superheroine for a comic character. This is a TV script.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 10, 2018
    ISBN9781387523948
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      Book preview

      Invisible Woman - Courtney Asunmaa

      Invisible Woman

      By

      Courtney Asunmaa

      INVISIBLE WOMAN

      Written by: Courtney Asunmaa Pilot Episode

      Invisible Woman

      First published by Courtney Asunmaa in 2018

      Copyright © Courtney Asunmaa, 2016

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, scanning, or otherwise without written permission from the Courtney Asunmaa. It is illegal to copy this book, post it to a website, or distribute it by any other means without permission.

      ISBN: 978-1-387-52394-8

      FADE IN:

      1. EXT. CITY STREET - NIGHT

      MADISON was walking down the street after just leaving work. It all of a sudden started pouring down lots of RAIN and it was purple rain. MADISON looked shocked that the rain was purple. She then started running away. She was soaked. While she was running all of a sudden bolt of lightning hit her and she was knocked out. She fells to the ground and remained there for a while. Ten minutes later she woke up. The rain was just then sprinkling when she woke up. She gathered her things up. She then saw her car and walked over to it. She went to open up the driver side and accidentally ripped off the door handle with her strength.

      MADISON

      (gasps) How did this happen? This is not my day. It must be the rust.

      2. INT. CAR – NIGHT.

      MADISON then went in and gently opened the PASSENGER side. She put her purse in it. She climbed over the seat to the driver side. She started the car and then drove off down the street. She then drove past dark BUILDINGS until she reached her apartment building. She got out of the car. She walked into her apartment.

      3. INT. MADISON’S APARTMENT-BATHROOM/LIVING ROOM-NIGHT

      She walked in and dropped her PURSE on the floor. She locked the door behind her. She then went over and disappeared in the bathroom and closed the door. She came out in her PAJAMAS and went over to the couch and fell asleep on it.

      CUT TO:

      4. EXT. OUTSIDE MADISON’S APARTMENT SIDEWALK-MORNING

      MADISON had just woken up and went outside to get the NEWSPAPER. She saw it and bent down and picked it up. She saw TRISHA, her NEIGHBOR walking her DOG.

      MADISON

      Hello Trisha. Good morning.

      TRISHA

      Good morning.

      MADISON

      I keep calling them and telling

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