7. INT. BEDROOM – mid morning
She stands by the window looking out.
SHE
I wanted you to be angry.
I wanted you to be angry.
She puts her hand on the windowpane and touches it ever so lightly.
She breathes on the glass and presses the tip of her finger onto the condensation and leaves a distinct mark of her fingerprint.
Aline moves the curtain aside. Looks out the window and sees HIM leaving.
The street is empty as she recognizes him only by the color of his blazer.
We see a glimpse of his breast pocket in frame as he walks off.
SCENE 4 – Café – mid afternoon
Aline is sitting by a window in a street side café watching passers-by.
Footsteps and voices are heard. Faint jazz is heard from inside the café.
She is humming to herself.
She watches as an old man takes out some food out of a paper bag, bites at it
and throws some bread crumbs on the pavement for birds.
Writes in her journal:
"Man who feeds the birds knows what hunger is."
The MAN walks past the window.
The familiar shoes.
She waves at him – her face lights up.
He pauses, and walks on.
He doesn't hear her and walks away.
It stars to rain.
Aline is sitting by a window in a street side café watching passers-by.
Footsteps and voices are heard. Faint jazz is heard from inside the café.
She is humming to herself.
She watches as an old man takes out some food out of a paper bag, bites at it
and throws some bread crumbs on the pavement for birds.
Writes in her journal:
"Man who feeds the birds knows what hunger is."
The MAN walks past the window.
The familiar shoes.
She waves at him – her face lights up.
He pauses, and walks on.
He doesn't hear her and walks away.
It stars to rain.
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