INT. FLORIDA CONDO

A door opens as a white woman serves Bubba's mom some shrimp.

FORREST
(voice-over)

She didn't have to work in nobody's kitchen no more.

MRS. BLUE

Smells wonderful!

EXT. FOOTBALL FIELD

Forrest rides the mower.

FORREST
(voice-over)

And 'cause I was godzillionaire and I liked doing it
so much. I cut that grass for free.

EXT. GUMP HOUSE BALCONY - NIGHT

Forrest looks down the road as he steps onto the porch.

FORREST
(voice-over)

But at nighttime, when there was nothing to do and
the house was all empty, I'd always think of Jenny.

Jenny's image walks, then vanishes. Forrest looks away. He turns and walks into the house.

EXT. GUMP HOUSE - DAY

Jenny walks across the lawn to Forrest.

FORREST
(voice-over)

And then, she was there.

JENNY

Hello, Forrest.

FORREST

Hello, Jenny.

FORREST
(voice-over)

Jenny came back and stayed with me.

INT. GUMP HOUSE

Jenny lies asleep in bed.

FORREST
(voice-over)

Maybe it was because she had nowhere else to go.
Or maybe it was because she was so tired, because
she went to bed and slept and slept like she hadn't
slept in years. It was wonderful having her home.

EXT. COUNTRYSIDE - DAY

Forrest and Jenny walking.

FORREST
(voice-over)

Every day we'd take a walk, and I'd jabber on like a
monkey in a tree. And she'd listen about ping-pong
and shrimpin' boat and Momma makin' a trip to heaven.
I did all the talkin'. Jenny most of the time was
real quiet.

Jenny's old house stands at the end of the dirt road. It appears to be deserted. Jenny walks toward the house and stops. She stares at the house. Forrest walks toward Jenny. Jenny suddenly heaves a rock angrily at the house. She throws other things at the house.

JENNY

How could you do this?

She breaks a window. Jenny collapses to the ground and sobs. Forrest knees down next to her.

FORREST
(voice-over)

Sometimes I guess there just aren't enough rocks.

EXT. OLD OAK TREE - DAY

Jenny and Forrest sit on a limb together.

FORREST
(voice-over)

I never really knew why she came back, but I didn't
care. It was like olden times. We was like peas and
carrots again.

INT. GUMP HOUSE - DAY

Jenny sits by the vase of flowers and look out the window.

FORREST
(voice-over)

Every day I'd pick pretty flowers and put them in her
room for her.

EXT. GUMP HOUSE - DAY

Forrest closes his eyes as he sits on the porch. Jenny places a box of Nike running shoes in his lap.

FORREST
(voice-over)

And she gave me the best gift anyone could ever get
in the wide world.

JENNY

Okay, you can open your eyes.

FORREST

New shoes.

JENNY

They make them just for running.

EXT. GUMP HOUSE - NIGHT

Through the windows, Forrest and Jenny are dancing as it rains outside.

FORREST
(voice-over)

And she even showed me how to dance. And, well, we
was like family... Jenny and me.

EXT. RIVER - NIGHT

Jenny and Forrest sit on a log together and look at the river. Jenny places her arms around Forrest.

FORREST
(voice-over)

And it was the happiest time of my life.

The fireworks explode in the sky.

INT. GUMP'S HOUSE - NIGHT

The Statue of Liberty is shown on the TV. Fireworks go off. Forrest and Jenny are watching the 4th of July celebration on TV.

ANNOUNCER
(over television)

And this Fourth is witnessing one of the largest
fireworks displays in the nation's two-hundred year
history...

JENNY

You done watching it?

FORREST

Mm-hmm.

ANNOUNCER
(over television)

... here in New York Harbor. After the spectacular
display of tall ships earlier, the Statue of Liberty...

Jenny stands up and kisses Forrest on the cheek.

JENNY

I'm going to bed.

Jenny turns off the TV and walks outside. Forrest stands as he puts down his Dr. Pepper. Jenny walks toward the stairs.

FORREST

Will you marry me? I'd make a good husband, Jenny.

JENNY

You would, Forrest.

FORREST

But you won't marry me.

JENNY

You don't wan to marry me.

FORREST

Why don't you love me, Jenny? I'm not a smart man,
but I know what love is.

Forrest turns and walks toward the door. Jenny turns and walks up the stairs. Forrest stands outside.

EXT. GUMP HOUSE - NIGHT

The house stands in the rain.

EXT. GUMP HOUSE - NIGHT

Forrest lies in his bed as the door opens. Jenny gets into bed next to Forrest.

FORREST

Jenny?

JENNY

Forest, I do love you.

Jenny and Forrest kiss. Jenny takes off her nightgown as they make love.

EXT. GUMP HOUSE - MORNING

Jenny carries her purse and walks toward a waiting cab.

CAB DRIVER

Where are you running off to?

JENNY

I'm not running.

INT. GUMP HOUSE

The cab drives away as Forrest is asleep in his bed. The Congressional Medal lies on a table by a ping-pong paddle. Forrest holds a glass of milk and wears his bathrobe. He looks at the medal he had give to Jenny. Jenny's bed is made. Forrest stands in the doorway looking at the room and bed where Jenny had been.

EXT. FRONT PORCH - DAY

Forrest sit on a rocking chair with his running shoes on. He is still, as if in a trance. He slowly puts on his Bubba-Gump cap. Forrest stands. He walks off the porch. He begins to job across the lawn. His speed increases as he runs farther away. Forrest runs down the drive away from his house.

FORREST
(voice-over)

That day, for no particular reason, I decided to go
for a little run.

Forrest runs to the end of the drive, then turns right and runs down the highway.

FORREST
(voice-over)

So I ran to the end of the road, and when I got there,
I thought maybe I'd run to the end of town.

INT. BARBER SHOP - DAY

The three men sit as they watch the television. Forrest runs through the main street of town.

NEWSCASTER
(over television)

President Carter, suffering from heat exhaustion fell
into the arms of security agents.

FORREST
(voice-over)

And when I got there...

EXT. ALABAMA ROAD

The sign reads "Entering Greenbow County."

FORREST
(voice-over)

... I thought maybe I'd just run across Greenbow
County. And I figured since I run this far, maybe
I'd just run across the great...

Forrest runs by a sign that reads "Mississippi welcomes you. The Magnolia State."

FORREST
(voice-over)

... state of Alabama. And that's what I did I ran
clear across Alabama.

EXT. BUS STOP - PRESENT

FORREST

For no particular reason, I just kept on going. I
ran clear to the ocean.

EXT. SANTA MONICA - DAY

The sign reads "Santa Monica yacht harbor sports fishing - boating - cafes." Forrest runs under the sign and onto the pier.

FORREST
(voice-over)

And when I got there, I figured since I'd gone
this far, I might as well turn around, just keep
on going.

EXT. ATLANTIC OCEAN

Forrest runs to a pier at the Atlantic Ocean.

FORREST
(voice-over)

When I got to another ocean, I figured since I've
gone this far, I might as well just turn back, keep
right on going.

Forrest runs across the pier. A lighthouse stands at the end of the pier.

FORREST
(voice-over)

When I got tired, I slept. When I got hungry, I ate.

EXT. BUS STOP - PRESENT

FORREST

When I had to go, you know, I went.

ELDERLY WOMAN

And so, you just ran?

FORREST

Yeah.

EXT. HIGHWAY

Forrest is running along the highway. Forrest runs down a road between field of wheat. A Mountain river. Forrest runs across a cobble-stone bridge. The Rocky Mountains are behind him in distance. Forrest runs through some meadowland. Split rail fences line the road.

FORREST
(voice-over)

I'd think a lot about Momma and Bubba, and Lieutenant Dan,
but most of all, I thought about Jenny. I thought about
her a lot.

EXT. BARBER SHOP

The three men in the barber shop watch the news on television.

NEWSCASTER

For more than two years now, a man named Forrest Gump,
a gardener from Greenbow, Alabama, stopping only to
sleep, has been running across America.

INT. COFFEE SHOP

Jenny fills customer's coffee cups.

NEWSCASTER

Charles Cooper brings us this report.

NEWSMAN

For the fourth time on his journey across America,
Forrest Gump, a gardener from Greenbow, Alabama, is
about to cross the Mississippi River again today.

The TV shows Forrest runs across a bridge that reads "Mississippi River."

JENNY

I'll be damned. Forrest...

EXT. MISSISSIPPI BRIDGE

NEWSMAN

Sir, why are you running?

1ST REPORTER

Why are you running?

2ND REPORTER

Are you doing this for world peace?

3RD REPORTER

Are you doing this for women's right?

NEWSMAN

Or for the environment?

REPORTER

Or for animals?

3RD REPORTER

Or for nuclear arms?

FORREST
(voice-over)

They just couldn't believe that somebody would do
all that running for no particular reason.

2ND REPORTER

Why are you doing this?

FORREST

I just felt like running.

EXT. BUS STOP - PRESENT

FORREST

I just left like running.

EXT. SMALL EASTERN TOWN

Forrest runs as a YOUNG MAN runs up to him.

YOUNG MAN

It's you. I can't believe it's really you.

EXT. BUS STOP - PRESENT

FORREST

Now, for some reason what I was doing seemed to make
sense to people.

EXT. SMALL EASTERN TOWN

The young man jobs behind Forrest.

YOUNG MAN

I mean, it was like an alarm went off in my head,
you know. I said, here's a guy that's got his act
together. Here's somebody who's got it, all figured
out. Here's somebody who has the answer. I'll follow
you anywhere, Mr. Gump.

FORREST
(voice-over)

So, I got company.

Forrest runs up a slope on a high mountain road. A group of people are jogging behind him.

FORREST
(voice-over)

And after that I got more company. And then...

A large group jogs behind Forrest across the desert road.

FORREST
(voice-over)

... even more people joined in. Somebody later told me...

EXT. BUS STOP - PRESENT

FORREST

... it gave people hope. Now... Now, I don't
know anything about that, but...

Forrest and his followers job through a small town. A man runs up and talks to Forrest.

FORREST
(voice-over)

Some of those people asked me if I could help them out.

AGING HIPPIE

Hey, man, hey, listen. I was wondering if you might
help me, huh? Listen, I'm in the bumper sticker
business and I've been trying to think up a good
slogan. And since you have been such a big inspiration
to the people around here, I thought you might be able
to help me jump into... Whoa! Man, you just ran
through a big pile of dog????!

The hippie jumps over the "dog????" as he runs along Forrest.

FORREST

It happens.

AGING HIPPIE

What, ?????

FORREST

Sometimes.

The hippie stops to ponder this profound thought.

FORREST
(voice-over)

And some years later I heard that fella did come up
with a bumper sticker slogan...

A bumper sticker reads "???? Happens."

FORREST
(voice-over)

... and he make a lot of money off of it.

The truck with the bumper sticker drives into an intersection. It collides with a car.

EXT. TRUCK STOP

Forrest runs, followed by his group, as a man runs up to him.

FORREST
(voice-over)

Another time I was running along, somebody who
had lost all his money in the T-shirt business,
and he wanted to put my face on a T-shirt, but he
couldn't draw that well and he didn't have a camera.

WILD-EYED MAN

I think it would be really fortunate for me if I
could get your name on these, oh, your face and
name on these T-shirts. It would be wonderful.

A truck splashes mud onto Forrest as it goes by. The man hands Forrest a yellow T-shirt to use as a rag to wipe the mud off.

WILD-EYED MAN

Here, use this one. Nobody likes that color anyway.

Forrest wipes his face on the towel and hands it back to the man.

FORREST

Have a nice day.

The man looks at the T-shirt. He holds it up displaying the "Happy Face."

FORREST
(voice-over)

And some years later I found out that that man did
come up with a idea for a T-shirt and he made a lot
of money off of it.

EXT. MONUMENT VALLEY

Forrest runs with a group that follows behind him.

FORREST
(voice-over)

Anyway, like I was saying, I had a lot of company.
My Momma always said you got to put the past behind
you before you can move on. And I think that's what
my running was all about. I had run for three years,
two months, fourteen days, and sixteen hours.

Forrest stops running. The group stops behind him. Forrest stands and looks as the group waits expectantly. Forrest turns and look.

YOUNG MAN

Quiet. Quiet, he's gonna say something.

FORREST

I'm pretty tired. I think I'll go home now.

Forrest walks toward the group. The group parts for Forrest as he walks down the middle of the road.

YOUNG MAN

Now what are we supposed to do?

FORREST
(voice-over)

And just like that, my running days was over. So,
I went home to Alabama.

A television shows President Reagan and his staff as they react to gunshots in front of a limo.

NEWSCASTER
(over television)

Moments ago, at two twenty-five p.m., as President Reagan
was leaving the Washington Hilton Hotel...

INT. GUMP HOUSE - DAY

Forrest sits eating a sandwich, watching the news of the assassination attempt.

NEWSCASTER
(over television)

... five or six gunshots were fired by an unknown
would-be assassin. The President was shot in the
chest and the assailant was immediately tackled by a
half a dozen lawmen. As the Presidential...

LOUISE

I picked up the mail.

FORREST

Oh, thank you, Miss, Miss Louise.

FORREST
(voice-over)

One day, out of the blue clear sky, I got a
letter from Jenny...

EXT. BUS STOP - PRESENT

Forrest takes the letter out of his pocket.

FORREST

... wondering if I could come down to Savannah to
see her, and that's what I'm doing here. She saw
me on TV, running, I'm supposed to go on the
Number Nine bus to Richmond Street and get off
and go one block left to 1-9-4-7 Henry Street,
Apartment 4.

The elderly woman looks at the letter.

ELDERLY WOMAN

Why, you don't need to take a bus. Henry Street is just
five or six blocks down that way.

FORREST

Down that way?

ELDERLY WOMAN

Down that way.

Forrest hastily grabs his suitcase and letter as he stands.

FORREST

It was nice talking' to you.

Forrest runs, the elderly woman shouts from the bus stop bench. A truck honks its horn as Forrest runs across the street past the truck.

ELDERLY WOMAN

I hope everything works out for you.

INT. JENNY'S APARTMENT - DAY

Jenny opens the door.

JENNY

Hey! Forrest! How you doing?

FORREST

Hi.

JENNY

Come in. Come in.

FORREST

I got your letter.

JENNY

Oh, I was wondering about that.

Jenny shuts the door. Forrest looks around.

FORREST

Is this your house?

JENNY

Yeah, it's messy right now. I just got off work.

FORREST

It's nice. You got air conditioning.

Forrest hands Jenny the box of chocolates.

FORREST

Ah...

JENNY

Thank you.

FORREST

I ate some.

Jenny picks up a scrapbook and turns the pages.

JENNY

Hey, I kept, I kept a scrapbook of your, of your
clippings and everything. There you are. This, I
got your running.

FORREST

I ran a long way. For a long time.

JENNY

There. Listen, Forrest. I don't know how to say
this. Um, I just... I want to apologize for anything
that I ever did to you, 'cause I was messed up for
a long time, and...

There is a knock at the door. LYNN MARIE enters as she opens the door.

LYNN MARIE

Yoo-hoo.

JENNY

Hey.

LYNN MARIE

Hi.

Jenny grabs a young boy.

JENNY

Hey, you. This is an old friend from Alabama.

LYNN MARIE

Oh, how do you do?

JENNY

Ah, listen, next week my schedule changes, so I'll
be able to... but thanks for picking up.

LYNN MARIE

No problem. Got to go, Jen. I'm double-parked.

JENNY

Okay.

Lynn Marie closes the door and waves bye to Forrest.

LYNN MARIE

Bye.

JENNY

Thanks. This is very good friend, Mr. Gump. Can
you say hi to him?

LITTLE BOY

Hello, Mr. Gump.

FORREST

Hello.

LITTLE BOY

Now, can I go watch TV now?

JENNY

Yes, you can. Just keep it low.

The little boy runs into other room and picks up TV remote control.

FORREST

You're a momma, Jenny.

JENNY

I'm a momma. His name is Forrest.

FORREST

Like me.

JENNY

I named him after his Daddy.

FORREST

He got a daddy named Forrest, too?

JENNY

You're his daddy, Forrest.

Forrest continues to stare at Forrest Jr. Forrest then looks frightened and starts to back away.

JENNY

Hey, Forrest, look at me. Look at me, Forrest. There's
nothing you need to do, okay? You didn't do anything
wrong. Okay?

Jenny turns and looks at Forrest Jr. in the other room.

JENNY

Isn't he beautiful?

FORREST

He's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. But... is,
is he smart, or is he...

JENNY

He's very smart. He's one of the smartest in
his class.

Forrest breathes deep. He looks at Jenny, then at Forrest Jr.

JENNY

Yeah, it's okay. Go talk to him.

Forrest walks into the room and sits down next to Forrest Jr. "Sesame Street" is on the TV.

BERT

Oh, great.

ERNIE

Hey, Bert, can you give me a hand?

BERT

A hand? Well, yeah, what do you want, Ernie?

FORREST

What are you watching.

FORREST JR.

Bert and Ernie.

ERNIE

Well, it's the first stage. Bert. It's planning
to write a story, Bert. I have pencils right here
to write with, Bert. Now, we got, uh, paper. I'll
take that paper, Bert. See, we have the paper to
write on.

EXT. PARK - DAY

Forrest and Jenny sit on a bench. Forrest Jr. swings behind them.

JENNY

Forrest, I'm sick.

FORREST

What, do you have a cough due to cold?

JENNY

I have some kind virus. And the doctors don't,
they don't know what it is. And there isn't anything
they can do about it.

FORREST

You could come home with me. Jenny, you and little
Forrest could come stay at my house in Greenbow.
I'll take care of you if you're sick.

JENNY

Would you marry me, Forrest?

FORREST

Okay.

EXT. GUMP HOUSE - DAY

A group has gathered on the lawn for the wedding. Louise walks up to Forrest.

MINISTER

Please take your seats.

LOUISE

Forrest, it's time to start.

Jenny walks out of the house. Forrest walks over to greet her. She wears a white dress. She walks up to Forrest and adjusts his necktie.

JENNY

Hi. Your tie.

Lt. Dan is walking across the lawn. He uses a cane. A WOMAN is walking next to him.

FORREST

Lieutenant Dan? Lieutenant Dan!

LT. DAN

Hello, Forrest.

Jenny walks over to Forrest and Lt. Dan.

FORREST

You got new legs. New legs!

LT. DAN

Yeah, I got new legs.

Lt. Dan lifts his pant leg to display his metal leg.

LT. DAN

Custom-made titanium alloy. It's what they use on
the space shuttle.

FORREST

Magic legs.

LT. DAN

This is my fiancee, Susan.

FORREST

Lieutenant Dan!

Susan shakes Forrest's hand.

SUSAN

Hi, Forrest.

FORREST

Lieutenant Dan, this is my Jenny.

JENNY

Hey, it's nice to meet you, finally.

Jenny steps forward and kisses Lt. Dan's cheek. The group is seated as they watch Forrest and Jenny take vows on the front lawn. Forrest Jr. stands next to Jenny.

MINISTER

Do you, Forrest, take Jenny to be your wife?
Do you, Jenny, take Forrest to be your husband?
If so, I pronounce you man and wife.

The wind blows fallen leaves across the ground. Jenny, Forrest, and Forrest Jr. walk toward the house. They all hold hands as they walk.

INT. GUMP HOUSE - MORNING

Forrest steps into Jenny's bedroom. He carries a tray with breakfast on it. Forrest looks at Jenny as she sleeps. Slowly she wakes up and looks at Forrest.

FORREST

Hey.

JENNY

Hey.

Forrest sets the tray down next to Jenny as she sits up in bed. Forrest opens a window, then sits down next to the bed.

JENNY

Hey, Forrest, were you scared in Vietnam?

FORREST

Yes. Well, I, I don't know.

EXT. VIETNAM - FLASHBACK - NIGHT

Forrest looks up into the sky as the rain stops. Forrest removes his helmet. The stars emerge from behind the clouds.

FORREST
(voice-over)

Sometimes it would stop raining long enough for the
stars to come out. And then it was nice. It was
like just before the sun goes to bed down on the bayou...

EXT. BAYOU - FLASHBACK - SUNSET

Forrest stands on his boat and looks at a deep orange and red sunset.

FORREST
(voice-over)

There was over a million sparkles on the water. Like
that mountain lake.

EXT. MOUNTAIN LAKE - FLASHBACK - DAY

Forrest runs along a highway. A lake reflects the mountains and the sky.

FORREST
(voice-over)

It was so clear, Jenny. It looks like there were
two skies, one on top of the other. And then in the
desert, when the sun comes up...

EXT. DESERT - FLASHBACK - SUNRISE

Forrest runs along a desert highway. The morning light casts an orange glow over the desert.

FORREST
(voice-over)

I couldn't tell where heavens stopped and the earth
began. It was so beautiful.

INT. GUMP HOUSE - MORNING

Forrest looks at Jenny. Jenny looks out the window.

JENNY

I wish I could have been there with you.

FORREST

You were.

Jenny reaches over and takes Forrest's hand.

JENNY

I love you.

FORREST
(voice-over)

You died on a Saturday morning.

EXT. JENNY'S GRAVE AT OLD OAK TREE - DAY

Forrest stands under the old oak tree where Jenny has been buried.

FORREST

And I had you placed here under our tree.

Jenny's grave marker. Forrest tries to hold back his tears.

FORREST

And I had that house of your father's bulldozed
to the ground.

EXT. JENNY'S OLD HOUSE - DAY

Forrest watches as Jenny's dad's house is knocked down by a bulldozer.

FORREST
(voice-over)

Momma...

EXT. JENNY'S GRAVE

FORREST

... always said dyin' was a part of life.

Jenny's grave marker reads
JENNY GUMP July 16, 1945 -- March 22, 1982 Beloved Mother, Wife and Friend

FORREST

I sure wish it wasn't Little Forrest, he's
doing just fine.

INT. GUMP HOUSE - NIGHT

Forrest Jr. reads a book to Forrest sitting next to him.

FORREST JR.
(reading)

"But he wasn't quite sure. Everywhere they went,
the new guests...

FORREST
(voice-over)

About to start school again soon. I make his breakfast,
lunch, and dinner...

EXT. JENNY'S GRAVE

Forrest looks down as he sobs.

FORREST

... every day. I make sure he combs his hair and
brushes his teeth every day. Teaching him
how to play ping-pong.

EXT. GUMP HOUSE - NIGHT

Forrest tries to teach Forrest Jr. how to play ping-pong.

FORREST

Okay...

FORREST
(voice-over)

He's really good.

FORREST

Forrest, you go.

Forrest Jr. serves the ball, causing Forest dive and miss it.

EXT. GUMP HOUSE/RIVER - DAY

Forrest and Forrest Jr. sit on a log by the river and fish.

FORREST
(voice-over)

We fish a lot.

EXT. JENNY'S GRAVE

Forrest looks down at the grave marker.

FORREST

And every night, we read a book. He's so smart,
Jenny. You'd be so proud of him. I am. He, uh,
wrote a latter, and he says I can't read it. I'm
not supposed to, so I'll just leave it here for you.

Forrest places the letter down at the grave marker, next to fresh flowers. The name on the envelope reads "Mom." Forrest steps back and looks down at the grave.

FORREST

Jenny, I don't know if Momma was right or if,
if it's Lieutenant Dan. I don't know if we each
have a destiny, or if we're all just floating
around accidental-like on a breeze, but I, I think
maybe it's both. Maybe both is happening at the
same time. I miss you, Jenny. If there's anything
you need, I won't be far away.

As Forrest walks away, a flock of birds flies overhead and lands in the tree. Forrest turns and watches.

EXT. ROAD - MORNING

Forrest walks with Forrest Jr. for the bus. The bus drives toward them.

FORREST

Here's your bus. Okay.

Forrest pulls "Curious George" out of Forrest Jr.'s backpack.

FORREST

Hey, I know this.

FORREST JR.

I'm gonna show that for show-and-tell because grandma used to read it to you.

Forrest looks at the book. The feather from the beginning of the movie drops out of the book, unnoticed.

FORREST

My favorite book.

The bus comes to a stop. The door opens.

FORREST

Well...

Forrest puts the book back into Forrest Jr.'s backpack and hands it to him.

FORREST

... okay. Hey, there you go.

Forrest Jr. walks toward the bus. Forrest stands up.

FORREST

Hey, Forrest. Don't... I wanted to tell you I love you.

FORREST JR.

I love you too, Daddy.

FORREST

I'll be right here when you get back.

Forrest Jr. looks into the bus and at the bus driver. It is the same bus driver, only older now, who drove Forrest to school when he was a young boy.

SCHOOL BUS DRIVER

You understand this is the bus to school now,
don't you?

FORREST JR.

Of course, and you're Dorothy Harris and
I'm Forrest Gump.

Forrest Jr. looks over and waves to his father. Forrest nods approvingly. Forrest Jr. gets on the bus. The bus pulls away. Forrest stands next to the mailbox. Forrest sits down. The camera cranes down, revealing the feather as it lies at Forrest's feet. A gust of wind picks the feather up. The feather floats up into the air. Forrest sits at the side of the road. The feather floats higher into the air. The feather soars up into the sky and travels up and down, then covers the camera lens.

THE END