Boneyard Boogie

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Scene 1 — Boneyard Boogie
Scene 1 · band_van_exterior Morning. Denny's parking lot. The band is scattered around the van in various states of post-mission destruction. Chuck sits on the bumper staring at a gold brick. Jukes hasn't mov…
Scene 2 — Boneyard Boogie
Scene 2 · band_van_exterior Jukes's eyes open. SOLID violet. Her posture shifts — spine straight, chin up, shoulders rolling back with regal authority that doesn't belong to a punk bassist in a Denny's parkin…
Scene 3 — Boneyard Boogie
Scene 3 · Band Van Interior Cab Vivian-Jukes tears through the glovebox, finds a half-empty Jim Beam, kills it in four pulls. Then finds Shadow's emergency airplane bottles under the seat. All six gone in ninety…
Scene 4 — Boneyard Boogie
Scene 4 · Band Van Interior Cab The van rolls through Houston. Vivian-Jukes chain-smokes and drinks cooking sherry straight from the bottle in the passenger seat, making observations about the human world with fa…
Scene 5 — Boneyard Boogie
Scene 5 · band_motelroom_parkinglot Greenfield Memorial Cemetery. Dusk. Ancient oaks draping Spanish moss over crumbling headstones. Two stone mausoleums face each other across a central plot. Vivian-Jukes steps out…
Scene 6 — Boneyard Boogie
Scene 6 · band_motelroom_parkinglot Vivian-Jukes draws sigils in the dirt with terrifying competence — patterns older and more complex than anything Jukes has ever used. Headstones vibrate. Spanish moss sways in wind…
Scene 7 — Boneyard Boogie
Scene 7 · band_motelroom_parkinglot Vivian-Jukes drops the bass. Kneels. Plunges BOTH hands into the grave soil to the elbows. Violet energy pulses into the earth. The ground bucks. A crack splits the soil. Bone fing…
Scene 8 — Boneyard Boogie
Scene 8 · band_motelroom_parkinglot The skeleton plays the first note — a low, resonant, PERFECT root tone from 1923 filtered through modern amplification. The band kicks in. Vivian-Jukes begins the invocation with J…

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