INT. BRIANNA’S HOUSE – LIVING ROOM – LATE AFTERNOON
Mom stands with arms crossed. Brianna sits on the couch, wrapped in a towel, defeated.
MOM: “You lied. You snuck out. You left your dad a fake note.”
BRIANNA: “I was gone for two hours!”
MOM: “And in those two hours, I got a call from school about your missing math homework, your dad left the stove on, and I had to leave work early. So congratulations. You’ve earned it.”
Mom pulls out a yellow legal pad. She writes with theatrical slowness. video title brianna beach grounded momcome
CLOSE ON: The pad. It reads: GROUNDING TERMS.
BRIANNA: “Two weeks? That’s a human rights violation!”
MOM: “You want a lawyer? Call one. Oh wait. No phone.”
Mom holds up Brianna’s phone. She drops it into a kitchen canister labeled “THE CUBE.” It locks with a beep.
MOM (softer now, but firm): “You broke my trust, Bri. Not because you went to the beach. Because you lied. Now you earn it back.” BRIANNA: “Two weeks
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Sun blazes. Teenager BRIANNA (16, clever, stubborn) lounges on a rainbow towel. Phone in hand. She’s supposed to be cleaning her room. Instead, she’s live-texting her best friend, CHLOE.
BRIANNA (V.O., reading text): “Mom went to work. Dad’s napping. The beach is literally 10 minutes away, Chloe. TEN. MINUTES.”
She sits up, eyes the rusty bike in the garage. A devilish grin.
CLOSE ON: A text reply from Chloe: “Do it. YOLO.”
Brianna grabs a bag, shoves in a bikini, sunscreen, and her charger. She scribbles a note for her dad: “Went to library. Back by 5.”
She pedals away. The beach sign glints in the sun: BRIANNA BEACH – 3 MILES.