PLOT AND CHARACTERS

The story starts when Shane Lynch is released from prison after a ten year stint. He has been put into prison for the murder of one of his long time child hood friends. Because of his good behavior and his repentance for his crime he is let out early. Another one of Shane's childhood friends, Johnny (Lastname), is not so thrilled to hear that Shane is back on the streets. Johnny was very close to the person that Shane killed and viewed him almost as a little brother, when Shane got jealous. The three of them were at one time small scale drug dealers, but after Johnny got out Shane took Dennis (the one he killed) under his wing. They started getting bigger and eventually went their separate ways. But when Shane realized that he was slowly slipping down the ladder while Dennis was climbing up to take his spot he didn't know what else to do. To him, the only justifiable action to protect his own was to take out Dennis. But his time in prison showed him the error of his ways and wanted nothing more than to get out and make amends for his past actions. Johnny doesn't care. He feels that the only justifiable punishment for Shane is death. Even if he has to do it himself.

Characters:
Shane Lynch (played by Edward Allendorfer)
Johnny (Lastname) (played by Bienvenido Howard)
Dennis Ashworth (not played by anyone)
Dennis Father (actor to be decided)

Act 1:
We start in an abandoned trainyard with a young man, Shane Lynch, smoking a cigarette by his car waiting for someone else to show up. The second person shows up. Shane grabs him in a friendly way and brings him around to the back of his car. We see Shane slam Dennis on the trunk of the car. Cut to Dennis lying dead on the ground with Shane Driving away.

Act 2:
We now go 10 years into the future on the anniversary of Dennis' death. Johnny is getting dressed to go visit Dennis' father. At the same time Shane is being released from prison, also on the way to Dennis' father's house to try to make amends. Johnny meanwhile is grabbing a bouquet of flowers off the kitchen table while watching a news broadcast talking about the release of Shane Lynch. He turns the T.V. off and mutters something unintelligible to himself and walks out of his apartment. Shane is taking a taxi from the prison and arrives at Dennis' father's house just as Johnny is leaving. Johnny bumps into Shane on the way out.

Act 3:
Shane is in Dennis's father's house, they are talking, and making amends. Dennis's father, knowing that anger will not bring his son back, forgives Shane and accepts him back. Shane decides to walk back to where he is staying that night. Johnny meanwhile has been waiting for Shane to leave so that he can exact his revenge. Which he does. And we see Shane lying dead in the abandoned yard, while Johnny drives away.