The forest is filled with a sunlit warmth that shines on the dewey grass, crystalizing every surfaces it hit. Into this tranquil and almost mystical scenery enters SALLY (14), who wears a girl scout uniform and holds a map in one hand and a compass in the other. Stopping in front of the camera, Sally holds up the map to the level of her eye, and holds it down to look at her front. Confused, she scratches her head and continues to do so until she realizes that she had been following the map in the wrong direction. She tilts the map, which had been upside down, back to its correct position. Sally continues to walk along the woods and, in certain moments, makes small hops whenever she encounters a lying bark of tree or stones. She takes out her compass to check if she is going in the right direction. SPLIT TO:
INT. CAR - MOMENTS BEFORE
Sally pulls out a piece of paper which is a letter written by her friend Mina, who had recently moved away. The camera focuses on the text written on the paper, which is in a swirly child-like writing. Sally quickly recites the letter while the camera scrolls down the letter. SALLY (O.S.) Dear Sally, I'm sorry that we had to fight on my last day of school. I just didn't want you to get upset of me leaving. My mom and dad wants to relocate to somewhere nicer with better air and neighbors. Especially so now that my little brother is about to be born. Bla bla bla I hope you're not still mad at me. Bla bla bla, there's something I left you before I went. It's something special and I hid it in a place you'll know. But to find it, you'll have to use your memory and your girl scout skills. First clue: a place where I lost my shoe. There will be two more clues from that point on, and you'll find my treasure close by! (MORE) 2. SALLY (O.S.) (CONT’D) I'll know by the time you find it. Enjoy the adventure! CUT TO:
EXT. FOREST - CONTINUOUS
Sally pulls her face from the letter and examines the area in which she is situated in. She is now at the hilltop of a large meadow. Sally then squints at something that she spots down hill. She realizes that it is a thin piece of pink paper tied around a swing. Sally runs down the hill and arrives at the spot, where she unties the paper and reads the note scribbled on the paper. SALLY 30 degrees east of north, go 20 miles. Sally pulls out her compass and makes it point north. She then moves towards the direction which is 30 degrees east of North. Sally continues to collect the clues that are hidden in various locations and arrives to the final spot, which is the school playground. The final spot seems empty at first glance, which confuses Sally. Sally looks around and wanders around the space, eagerly looking for another clue. After careful observations, Sally recognizes an irregular bump among the sand. She approaches it and swipes away the sand, slowly revealing a floral patterned blanket. Sally then pinches the blanket and removes it from the sand. Below the blanket is a treasure box. Sally opens the treasure box and pulls out a freshly-picked sunflower. Lastly, she pulls out a muffin that has been freshly-baked, which can be known from the steam coming out. PRIMARY TEACHER Sally! Time to regroup! Sally walks to a group of other children led by a teacher while firmly holding onto her box, cupcake, and sunflower. She never takes her eyes off of these things. While the teacher calls the names of the children for a head count, Sally looks at her muffin and smells it. A big grin forms on her face, and Sally takes a bite of the muffin. CUT TO BLACK.
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