云上的记忆[短篇](60)

小思：你……混球。

小远：你以后要好好珍惜我，因为……（任性的语气）爱着你的我，随时都有生命危险！

小思的脸上划过两颗泪珠，幸福地笑了。她的双臂终于环住了小远的背，难舍难分。

最后一个长镜头，从拥抱的二人慢慢转到外面白云苍狗的天空。

（完）

☆、等我

The Scenario of Micro Film

Characters:

The leading actress:

Si, 23 years old.

The leading actor:

Yuan, an orphan, had no clear idea about his age, maybe 21 years old.

The second actor:

Yu, disappeared at the age of 5, if still alive, he should be 20 years old.

Outline:

When Si was 8, she lost her litter brother Yu by the seaside, who left the last words: wait for me. Afterwards, Si went to the seaside city every summer to find Yu. 17 years had gone, the hope in her heart had faded away gradually, but she was still here in this summer, just for getting self-comfort or, precisely, as a habit.

She came across Yuan, who was similar to her little brother. They went to do the DNA paternity. Before the time to get the result, they fell in love. They were all in a dilemma: find the family, but lose the person.

On the day for fetching the result, Yuan caused a traffic accident on the way to the hospital, leaving the words: wait for me. Si blamed herself sharply, for someone had told her fortune that she restrains men, that she will kill all the men coming into her life. She torn the unopened DNA paternity into pieces, and then left the city decidedly.

One year later, Yuan found Si. He said, he didn’t believe the destiny, and he would fight the fate in the name of LOVE. To persuade Si into love, Yuan told her impulsively: from now on, you must cherish me absolutely, because as a man felling in love with you, I am in danger of losing my life at any time!

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Scene 1

Si (Off-screen voice):Do you believe love? Do you believe fate?

Screen faded in：

There was the quiet sea and the changing white clouds in the sky. The waves washed the beach softly and at intervals. Si stood there, barefooted, whose hair flew with the wind, and whose beauty was shown to the best advantage. She looked at the sea line, quiet and a little sad. She was waiting, but hopeless.

At this time, with the sound of the pathetic and touching waves, there was a jaunty tone of voice: sister, do wait for me!

In the close-up shot of Si, her eyes were shivering uneasily.

Scene 2

At the noon time, Si was strolling through the street, wearing a white dress. She was familiar as well as unacquainted with this seaside city. From the age of 6, she spent one or two weeks in July every summer here. She was used of searching and waiting, although hope had been fading away from her heart. She was still here in this summer, just for getting self-comfort or, precisely, as a way of living. At present, there was a kind of peace in her eyes, with the calm as the result of accepting the fate.

At the moment, a young man passed by, taking a bicycle, and brought a gust of wind, which made Si’s hair fluttering in the air. Si stopped at a loss. The young man wore a white shirt and a pair of black jeans, he was listening music with the personal stereo when he took the bicycle. When Si saw him passing the corner of the street, she began to run.

Si was crazily chasing the bicycle, which made passengers looked at her. The young man felt her, he stopped the bicycle immediately. He propped up the body and the bicycle by his left leg, turning his head and looked across at Si with the expression of surprise in his eyes.

Yuan: What’s up? (plucked up his cheeks, embarrassedly)

Si (with the expression of surprise and timidity): Can you give me one of your hairs?

Scene 3

At dusk, by the sea, Si at her 8 and her litter brother Yu at his 5, were playing the sand. There were torrential waves at the distance.

Si: We lack a roof for our castle, if only there is a whelk!

Yu: I’ll go and find one.

Si: Be quick! Mom will call us back to the hotel when the night comes.

Yu: Got it. Wait for me!

Si was concentrating on the sand sculptures all the time. The sound of waves got higher and higher, and the races of the setting sun was swallowed by the night gradually. She didn’t realize that her brother had been gone for quite a long time until her sight got dim. She turned her head in a hurry, but all she saw was the violent sea, she couldn’t seek out her brother Yu.

Many scenes rushed into the screen, dazzling and puzzling, which dropped a hint of anxiousness and sadness:

Si and her parents ran on the beach, crying out her brother’s name;

Some lifeguards searched in the sea;

Si’ mother yelled and cried hysterically.

At last, the screen froze at the close-up of Si. At this time, many kinds of off-screen voices rang up disorderly: