WARRIORS

CAST OF CHARACTERS:

Michael:A handsome angelic warrior with long braids and a bronzed figure.

Gabriel:Angelic Warrior, well developed physique and long braids as well.

Raoul Geneverre:Handsome visage, slender build, very distinctive face, about twenty-five years old.

Angela Wainright:Beautiful "Town and Country" look, slender, about twenty-three.

Bruce Wainright:Athletic, twenty-eight years old.  Very conservative look.

Prothesus:Dark brown demonic being with leathery wings and two fangs.  Large and foreboding.

Almighty God:A blinding, white light with a deep, spoken voice.

Jerry Hauser:Fifty years old, worn out face and deeply wrinkled face.  Very physically fit.

Huberto Garcia:Thirty years old.  Spanish-American, rugged complexion, very streetwise.

WARRIORS

As the titles roll, the camera moves through the universe at an unbelievable speed.  In a rush, it is sucked through a black hole, where at the other side, we glimpse an iridescent city of light.  We enter the city through two huge pearls and immediately are struck by the vastness of it.  A crystal river runs in the middle of it with silver trees and children and angels playing and dancing.  Angelic choruses resound through the air.  Perched high atop a mountain in the middle of the city is a gigantic gold temple.  It is guarded by two tremendously huge gold lions.  The entry doors are well over one hundred feet high and we continue through them to the inner sanctuary.  Immediately upon entering, we see that we have been looking through the eyes of two angels who materialize upon entering the sanctuary.  They approach the throne where they are greeted by the blinding light that sits upon the huge throne.  During the conversation that ensues, they are given their assignment and shown a picture of the woman that they are supposed to aid--Angela Wainright.  As they lift their hands in worship and adulation, they are fitted with golden shields, helmets and huge swords.  They step back and hail the Almighty.

The title appears on the screen--San Francisco 1991.  Angela Wainright walks through Golden Gate Park.  She is carrying a satchel with school books and is oblivious to the large figure following her through the park.  Closer inspection reveals it to be a huge leathery winged demon--Prothesus.  She makes her way out of the park across the street where she enters a small brick church and kneels to pray.  The demon towers over her in the pew behind her.  Unseen to her, Gabriel and Michael materialize upon the altar.  The demon looks up stunned.  Verbal barbs are exchanged and he is forced to leave.  In her prayer, she asks for wisdom and divine guidance.  She gets up to leave and finds herself unknowingly accompanied by Gabriel and Michael.  They accompany her across town on a trolley where one of the angels helps rescue a young boy who is fooling around, loses his grip and just barely misses being run over.  They accompany her through an area of town where unseen demons have people on chains.  She is propositioned for drugs, sex with a woman, free admission to a live sex act.  She walks by all of them barely paying them mind.  The demon masters cower from Gabriel and Michael.  A banner hangs on the side of a building--NUCLEAR NO MORE.  Underneath it reads--Ban Nuclear Weapons.  The place is guarded by two huge demons who bar the entry of Gabriel and Michael who are forced to let Angela go in unaccompanied.  Snarls and insults are exchanged and right behind Angela, Raoul Geneverre heavily guarded by demons enters the building.  They exchange hugs and kisses, and enter hand in hand.
Raoul takes charge of the meeting.  There are about four hundred people in attendance.  Raoul has a chart that shows the passageway of the nuclear weapons and the rail route that they are to be transported on.  Most of the group is wearing Nuclear No More t-shirts.  Michael and Gabriel enter in street clothes with their long, braided hair, and they are also wearing t-shirts.  No one in the group pays them much attention.  The protest time is set and the meeting is adjourned.  They approach Angela.  She tells them they seem familiar to her.  They introduce themselves as Michael and Gabriel and tell her that they are not from the U.S.  She is interrupted by a very rude Raoul who steps right in the middle of the conversation.  He tells her he has to leave and will call her later.  She looks over at the person waiting for her and shivers.  It is an evil looking terrorist type in dark sunglasses and a navy blue suit.  He shakes his head for Raoul to obey.

Angela apologizes for Raoul's behavior and asks Gabriel and Michael if they'd like to join her for coffee.  They accept.  As they sit in the coffee house, she begins to pour out her heart and how she heard from her brother Bruce that someone in their group was connected to drug-financed terrorists who were planning at attach on the United States.  She mentions proudly that her brother is an agent with the DEA, and that although their viewpoints on nuclear weapons differ greatly, she really respects him.  She tells them how differently they were raised: him in Ivy League and her at U.C. Berkeley.  They offer no advice, but do walk her back to her beautiful home overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge.  They see a flurry of activity over the bridge and immediately excuse themselves.  Right when they get around the corner, they immediately assume their angelic identities.  They fly to the top of the Golden Gate Bridge where about twenty demons are encouraging a young girl holding a newborn infant to jump.  A battle ensues, and Michael and Gabriel vanquish the demons.  Several gusts of wind nearly knock the young girl into the Bay.  She finds herself helped by an unseen hand.  One by one, the demons have their wings cut off or find themselves vaporized by the angle's swords.  Gabriel and Michael are unscathed and immediately approach the girl and tell her to go back down.  She can't see them, but she stops crying and begins the long walk down.

Raoul is crouched with three men looking down at a warehouse adjacent to where a large aircraft carrier is docked.  Through infrared binoculars, they follow the unloading of nuclear weapons.  They make their way down to the perimeter where they clip away the fence and slip undetected into the warehouse.  The terrorist takes some detonating devices out of his satchel.  They dismantle the sidepieces of a dozen of the missiles, and swiftly leave the warehouse.  Back on top of the hill, money is exchanged.  Raoul goes to a phone where he calls Angela and makes a date to go to Carmel.  Raoul goes back to his sports car where, unseen to him, Prothesus sits.  He drives downtown where he goes into a bar and meets his contact.  Jerry Hauser is a disgruntled Navy Commander who gratefully accepts the envelope with the money.  He comments on how the world would be a better place without San Francisco, and he feels he is doing God a favor.  He asks Raoul when the timer is set.  Raoul looks at his digital watch and pushes a couple of buttons that tell he has thirty-four hours.  A waitress comes over; she is sent away.  Jerry pulls out a photo of a beautiful young blonde wearing a cheerleader's outfit.  He explains to Raoul how his daughter ran away from home to San Francisco.  He pulls out another picture.  She looks drugged.  He explains that shortly after making an X-rated video, she killed herself.  He continues to blame the city and the people.  Raoul excuses himself and Jerry sits alone finishing his beer.

Jerry leaves the bar with an envelope full of cash and walks by a sitting plainclothesman in a grey Chevrolet.  Michael sticks his foot out and trips him, sending him down on the sidewalk hard and the cash scattering all over.  It is well over a hundred thousand in wrapped hundred dollar bills.  The plainclothesman gets out to where Jerry is trying to grab all the money.  He flips out his badge and handcuffs Jerry.

Jerry sits in a room where he is being interrogated by F.B.I. Agent Huberto Garcia.  They have his Navy credentials out, but are getting nothing out of him.  Jerry keeps insisting on a lawyer.  They refuse stating that they haven't booked him and are just detaining him for questioning.  A force of demons turns up with a powerful looking black attorney.  The attorney insists on seeing his client.  In the spirit world, Michael and Gabriel battle with the hosts of demons.  As they battle, the mood in the police station gets ugly.  People who are being arrested begin causing a commotion and the air is thick with hostility.  Michael is wounded by Prothesus and is rescued by Gabriel right before he is seriously hurt.  They retreat, leaving behind an angry scene.

Bruce Wainright meets with Huberto at a restaurant the next morning.  They compare notes and Bruce shows Huberto some photos he has of Raoul with the attorney.  They decide that an even larger conspiracy exists.  Jerry is being tailed and about ten movers are over at his house helping him move.  Bruce walks up to him and confronts him.  He refuses to talk.  A black Jaguar pulls up curbside, the attorney steps out, he slaps a court order on Bruce and Huberto and tells them to leave his client alone unless they have something to charge him with.  The attorney pulls Bruce aside and tells him unless he lays off, he may never see his sister again.  The conversation is very tense.  Bruce and Huberto leave.

Michael and Gabriel stand in the sanctuary in front of the Almighty.  They request more aid.  The Almighty tells them that he can't intervene unless someone on Earth specifically asks him to.  He tells them that when someone prays, reinforcements will be sent instantly.  He points to the hosts of angels standing by equipped for battle.

Raoul and Angela are walking by the cliffs in Carmel in front of the hotel restaurant.  Angela questions him about the terrorist information that she has from her brother.  He acts like it's the first time he's heard anything and excuses himself to use the phone.  They go in a restaurant where she excuses herself to use the bathroom.  She comes back out and overhears a part of the conversation and realizes that he is one of the instigators of the nuclear plot.  Without looking, she runs for her life.  He gets off the phone and waits outside the ladies room.  Time goes by, she never comes out, and he asks the hostess, who informs him that she has left rather hurriedly.

At Angela's seaside home, the phone rings endlessly as her brother tries to call her with a warning.  She goes downtown and checks in at the Best Western near Ghiaradelli Square.  She drops to her knees and begins to pray.

Jerry is at the San Francisco International Airport getting ready to board a plane for Singapore.  He is stopped at check-in by two Federal Agents.  They read him his rights and arrest him for taking cash out of the country.  The angels accompany him right through a host of demons who sneer at them.

Bruce goes to the hotel in Carmel where Angela was staying and finds out that they never even stayed the night.  He leaves and goes back to her house.  He plays back her phone machine and hears a message from her.  Bruce rushes out of her house and drives through the streets.  An unseen demon pushes him into a parked car.  A group of Chinese youths come out of the market to survey the damage.  He pulls out his billfold to get his card and finds himself hit on the head with a pipe.  He is rolled into the gutter.  In the spirit world, the demons laugh in glee.

Angela continues to call Bruce's number and gets no response.  She decides to leave the hotel.  She has on her t-shirt and runs into Gabriel and Michael.  She recounts to them what has happened.  They advise her to keep praying and that the Almighty will intervene.  She asks them if they are going to the demonstration.  They tell her yes.  She tells them about Raoul and his involvement with terrorists.  They tell her to go back to her hotel.  They leave and assume their angelic identities.

Jerry is going through an interrogation by Huberto.  Bruce is waiting in the lobby nursing his bump and glances at the television.  The news reporter is delivering a story about the nuclear weapons being moved off of the aircraft carrier and being put in cold storage.  All of a sudden, it dawns on him what is going to happen.  He insists on seeing Huberto.  He explains to Huberto.  Jerry looks at the clock on the wall and begins getting very nervous.  He asks if he can call his wife.  They deny his request.  He finally breaks down and confesses what is happening.  They spring into action.

At the railroad yard, a large group of demonstrators is sitting in front of a large locomotive.  News reporters are on hand as are the military police.  The protestors are requested by megaphone to leave.  Overhead, a large group of demons has gathered to protect the shipment of nuclear weapons set for detonation.  Michael and Gabriel show up with a host of warriors.  A large scale battle ensues in the air.  The military police rush the demonstrators and begin crushing heads.

Bomb specialists begin checking the missiles for explosive devices.  They unscrew one and find one detonator.  They decide that it will be impossible to defuse all of them.  A large, black helicopter flies overhead.  A closeup shows Raoul with several of the other terrorists.  They see the bomb experts and swoop down, spraying them with machine gun fire.  The military police return the fire but make no impact on the bullet-proof copter which leaves.  The train backs up toward the dock where the missiles are off loaded to an ore barge.  In the spirit world, the angel warriors have defeated the demonic hosts.  Michael and Gabriel appear as dock workers and volunteer to take the barge out to sea.  Huberto agrees.  A series of sirens go off throughout the city as people scramble for basements.  Emergency broadcast signals are sent out over T.V. and radio.

The barge loaded with the missiles sails under the Golden Gate Bridge.  The black helicopter pulls abreast of the barge and begins firing in the cabin at Michael and Gabriel.  They are hit but unfazed.  Michael gets out of the cabin and blows a gust of air that sends the helicopter into the underside of the bridge where it explodes into a ball of fire.

A little farther out, Michael and Gabriel abandon the barge and leave it sinking into the ocean.  It explodes into a mushroom cloud, sending a huge wave crashing into the shore.  Houses collapse into the ocean, and the Golden Gate Bridge is rocked back and forth.  The city is rocked and torrents of water descend on the inhabitants.

Gabriel and Michael fly to the hotel and assume their human identities and have a final conversation with Angela.

- The End -

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