Part of Florida is currently under water right now. Those of us in the more southern Central to South Florida areas may soon find ourselves on an island. We’ll probably be overrun with those giant snails in no time.
For the main chase scene, you’d need the main character (who am I kidding, the hot girl) to have broken their ankle or something, forcing her to crawl.
There’s always a few extra characters though, whose sole purpose is getting eaten. That’s the game, who will survive?
Did you ever read the book Jaws? Plot was considerably different than the movie, it’s one of the few cases I found the film to be better than the source material. In the book only Chief Brody survived the expedition, Quint and Hooper were both killed.
Somewhere in between the obligatorily-eaten characters and the universal salt application, you’ll have to add the crusty, loud, and dumb army colonel who wants to bring in the fighter planes and blow up the monsters. Although, this being about snails who are not noted for their speed and maneuverability, he’d probably order in the tanks. Of course they’ll blow up everything EXCEPT the snails, at which point the geeky hero (heroine?) raises his or her nose out of a book and declares “Salt! We’ll kill them with salt!”
Oh, you will HAVE to participate in the story I will be starting tomorrow evening. You have the touch! Sometime during the day I will start a thread, explaining further what we will be doing, and then in the evening I will write the first episode, with any who are interested are welcome to add to.
The colonel’s daughter is the hottie female lead and the snails slime all her clothing in the course of telling the movie. She gets nakeder and nakeder.
No, no, no–as the snails slime her unmentionables, her Dad, the Colonel, is there to drop his jacket over her shoulders, thus assuring disappointment for the male viewers and keeping the PG-13 rating intact.
You just gave me the funniest mental image: 80 year old Minnesota grandpa lugging steamer trunks full of tens and twenties out of the back of his Lincoln Continental.
I was picking up an Rx at Walmart t’other day, and I handed the counter-cutie a double-sawbuck and I half-whispered That’s called “Cash.” You probably don’t see that too often, anymore. She looked me straight in the eye and her mouth was quivering and I thought I’d put my foot in it, when she starting laughing fit to bust. It was a good day. And now, back to “Arthur.”
Here is the link to that story I have now started, and the link to the control thread. The latter explains how these stories have worked before, and will be the place to discuss what’s going on in the story without cluttering it up.