Los Ángeles Dystopia | Nelly Chonez | reaching Kelly Gonez about the reality of LAUSD

INT. A ROOM, LATER — LOUIS, ALONE WITH THE RECORD

Louis sits with a folder in front of him. He does not open it right away. When he speaks, it is not performance — it is testimony, and he says it the way a person says a thing they have decided, at last, to simply say.

LOUIS I was in the classroom. I know what I said. I know what the students said. I know what the room actually felt like — and it was genuine. It was meaningful.

(beat)

LAUSD was not there for that. Whatever they produced afterward as the account of what happened — it didn't come from being in that room. It came from somewhere else. A process I wasn't part of, and honestly, can't fully see into.

(he opens the folder now, sets it face-down)

The framing changed. What's in here, the students' statements as the district finally wrote them — it doesn't match what I lived through with those kids, face to face.

(quieter)

I can't tell you exactly how that happened. I wasn't in the room for that part either.

(he looks up, steady)

But I can tell you this with certainty — if there had been a camera running during my actual time with those students, it would not have produced what LAUSD ultimately used.

Louis tried to think of a way to explain it to Kelly Gonez to save her from God’s Wrath. 

Los Angeles, California 

Int. Interview Room - LAUSD Headquarters 

Nellie Chonez: What do you mean he is from another dimension? 

Janet Elllis: He says he knows you from the future? 

Nellie: How? 

Janet: There’s a portal, Mrs. Chonez. 

Nellie: I’m sorry. I’m having a really challenging time processing what you’re telling me.

Janet: That there’s another dimension? 

Nellie: I feel like this is some kind of prank. How can there really be another dimension? 

Janet: Mrs. Chonez, what I am telling you is new knowledge not readily available to the public, especially in the public school system you went to…

Nellie: I went to LAUSD.

Janet: There in lies the problem, Mrs. Gonez - the corporations know you have seen very little of the world - basically, Pacoima and Harvard, then a couple of years of teaching, and that’s all you really know - you don’t really know reality. 

Nellie: Oh, I get tours of the school all of the time.

Janet: Yes, Mrs. Gonez; but that’s an illusion, a show - I’m sure you are aware - that’s a presentation - not reality. 

Nelie: But…what could be wrong that I don’t know about? They tell me everything. 

Janet: Do they tell you how they never visit teacher’s classroom; and take positive experiences and sexualize the context by using paid LAUSD administrators. 

Nellile: That can’t be true! 

Janet: It is, Mrs. Chonez. He was a political candidate, and the lawyers who work for the corporations guided this corrupt internal process. If it were not for Louis, we would not know the truth. 

Nellie: How do you know this to be true?

Janet: We are able to observe reality from somewhere else - even the time he spent in the classroom with the children - none of what Mr. Plassner claimed what actually happened - we observed him leading the student statements to create a false account. 

Nellie: You did? 

Janet: Would you like to see it? 

Nellie: You have it available? 

Janet: It’s a remote viewing - you’ll have to come down to the facility. 

Nellie: What facility? 

Janet: The portal. 

Nellie: I…I don’t know what to think right now. Would you mind if I speak to the Los Angeles Unified School District attorney to give me advice?

Janet: The lawyers are going to tell you not to do it. They work for the corporations. 

Nellie: But I…I’m not sure about this portal you’re talking about - I mean, I’m not sure I want to see myself watching myself from another dimension. 

Janet: It’s the future.

Nellie: The future is another dimension?

Louis: It’s a parallel reality.