TASHAN sighs and drops his head to the ground. TASHAN calms the sheep and watches wide eyed as BILAL’s legs pass inches away from him and walk off along the alleyway. From under the veranda he watches BILAL’s legs approach. TASHAN and the sheep hide under a dark veranda. The stick lands on the floor, revealing a bloody, rusty nail protruding from the end.Ħ. He lets the stick fall from his grasp, and runs off. SHAM falls to the ground, screaming in pain.
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SHAM reaches out, grabs the rope and pulls it back.TASHAN turns and lashes out with his stick, catching SHAM full in the face. The shoes of SHAM catch up with TASHAN’s bare feet. The sheep slows, TASHAN hits it on the behind with his stick. TASHAN turns a corner and runs along a deserted alleyway. They see the SHED door ajar and notice TASHAN running off with a sheep.ĥ. BILAL comes out of his house, followed by his sons RAJESH and SHAM. The other animals can be heard loudly squealing in the distance. TASHAN walks swiftly away from BILAL’s shed, pulling a sheep behind him. TASHAN corners a SHEEP and ties a knot around its neck. The animals grow uncomfortable and begin to squeal noisily. He unravels the rope and attempts to capture an animal.Ī ‘mark’, is seen branded on the animals’ sides. He bends over and holds his head, recovering. A cow moos, TASHAN turns and makes his way over to it, banging his head hard on a low cross beam.
TASHAN’s eyes hunt for something to focus on. Oil lamps hang from the walls and ceiling and in the corner of a room a small fire smoulders. BILAL disappears inside the house.Ī large, dark shed with a low roof. TASHAN holds a stick in his hand.Ī creaking door is heard, TASHAN lifts his eyes.Ī large, pot bellied man BILAL with a heavy moustache, exits the shed carrying a bucket. Inside one of the houses a family noisily settles down to eat.īeside the house a large cattle shed, the flicker of a moving oil lamp comes from within.Ĭrouched behind a goods lorry, TASHAN looks across at the cattle shed, whilst wrapping a length of rope around his palm. On TASHAN’s forehead a ‘mark’, can be seen ‘branded’ on.Ī dark street with tall houses closing in on one another. The smoke clears revealing TASHAN’s dry, bruised and bloody face.
The MOPED rides off, leaving a cloud of smoke behind. He drops TASHAN’s head, it falls to the ground with a dull thud. A look of disgust comes over SABIR’s face. He crouches down and lightly touches TASHAN’s cheek with the outside of his hand. He gets off the bike and approaches TASHAN. SABIR somehow manages to keep control of his moped. The rider SABIR sees TASHAN late, he swerves at the last moment and just misses TASHAN. The bike heads straight for TASHAN’s torso. įar off, through a cloud of smoke a MOPED rapidly approaches. On the ground what appears a bundle of rags face down in an awkward position lies TASHAN. No.9 - Two Recent Short Fiction Films, THE SHEEP THIEFĪ deserted landscape bisected by a straight road. the clue in that is to try to avoid attacking the creature and attracting maggots to meat.P:O.V. If you have to take it on via the sword, as mentioned before it will take a few hits and the noise made on death can easily attract other enemies in the area. I found sneaking up on a burrick harder than sneaking up on a regular human, and when you can deal with a burrick with a blackjack you need to be sudden to take it out. You implied in your previous message on how you should deal with the burrick and i gave my point of view, there wasn't any case for side stepping or running from them in that message so i won't be answering to that. The ones you should do this are the ones after you get the horn and the lone one next to a rope that leads to some water arrows. In fact they are easier to deal with than human enemies.įurthermore you can easily run past them (on most levels, Lost City is the only exception). They are no more easily startled than any other enemy. The noise they make actually doesn't affect anything. They only require one hit from the blackjack and if you have to use the sword, just strafe left and right they take a long time to turn around. you need to be precise when using the blackjack on the creature as well, Burricks are easily startled. Originally posted by Xautos:Burricks take a while to take out with enough overhead swings, i think it is 7 regular swings or 3 overhead and 1 regular, they make a heck of a noise going down as well.
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