Ext. Day Car pulls up to driveway of house. Gate opened by Frank Adams. Car drives into the driveway.

Car comes to a stop outside front door of house. Crab around car to show Charlie Doherty exiting car and continuing to crab to show Joe Martins exit the car. Frank walks to enter the house. Opens house door and enters corridor, followed by Charlie then Joe. Match-on-action to show door shutting behind Joe. Dolly out to lead the trio walking down the corridor. James Adams is waiting for Charlie to arrive. Charlie sits opposite James and the conversation begins. Int. Day Inside James house James is looking out through the window with his back turned to the trio. Frank clears his throat to get James attention. James (to Frank) Get this man a drink Frank Wait wha-? James Do you understand English? Get him a drink! Frank-All right! Frank huffs and leaves the room. James turns to look back out of the window James Let me tell you a little story (1.0) An eagle was sitting on a tree (1.0) resting (1.0) doing nothing (2.0) A small rabbit saw the eagle and asked him, "Can I also sit like you and do nothing?" (1.0) The eagle answered, "Sure, why not." (1.0)So the rabbit sat on the ground below the eagle and rested (2.0) All of a sudden, a fox appeared, jumped on the rabbit and ate it (1.0) The moral of the story? (1.0) To be sitting and doing nothing, you must be sitting very, very high up. James turns to face Charlie James I am sitting very high up, Charlie (1.0) One day you will be too.

James starts pacing towards Charlie, with his hands behind his back. James But for now, I must ask you not to make the same mistake as the rabbit did (1.0) To work for me you cannot sit and do nothing (1.0) You will be eaten (1.0) Instead you must take the role of the fox and pounce on them (1.0) You must act (1.0) For then you will eat (1.0) Its either eat or be eaten (1.0) I hope you make the right choice Shot switches to portray Charlie Charlie I will boss (1.0) Bringing me here is a choice you wont regret (1.0) Dont worry. Reverse shot to go back to James. James - I hope so, or I fear the consequences, for your sake.