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Dante's Inferno Narrative

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EXT. TRIBIA - ALLEYWAY - day Dante bashes through a door leading into an alleyway. Aims. Fires. Shoots down two approaching Guards, before kicking open the door leading into the next building. INT. TRIBIA - BUILDING - CONTINuOUS Dante sprints like hell through the building. Bullets continue to exit the walls, whizzing past his head. Close to the exit of the building. A MUSCULAR GUARD, darts out of one of the doorways, blocking Dante's path. Too close and with no-way around him. Dante has no choice, but to go head to head, in hand to hand combat. After a few seconds of slogging it out, Dante finally knocks him to the ground. Draws his gun. Fires.Dead. Dante continues when a LANKY GUARD kicks open a nearby door, steps in front of of Dante, …show more content…

TRIBIA - sewerage room - moments later Cold. Dark. Dank. Large sewerage pipes stick out from the ground, walls and ceilings. The Rugged Man, Dante, Anna and the Women Prisoners bash into the room. They slam the door shut behind them. DANTE Someone stay by the door. A few Women Prisoners lean against the door. Their ears pressed up against it. DANTE (cont'd) How do you know about this The Rugged Man moves to a trap door.. RUGGED MAN Let's just say I may have used it once or twice... ANNA You snuck your wife out through here, didn't you? The Rugged Man tries to open the trap door. It doesn't budge. He notices there's a lock. Looks up at Dante. Dante aims his gun at the lock. Fires. Shatters. The Rugged man opens it to reveal a mansized sewerage pipe, black gunk rushing through it. DANTE Where does it exit? RUGGED MAN Does it matter. DANTE Okay, guys lets go- One at a time, please. RUGGED MAN Remember to hold your breath. One by one Dante and the Rugged Man lower the Women Prisoners into the rushing gunk, vanishing from sight. INT. TRIBIA - prison - DAY Dr. Robertson enters the now prison. His eyes widen as he scans his surroundings: nothing but the corpses of Dante's victims are seen, the rest

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