ATM - Contingency Scene Shot List
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1) Shantelle and Danella are running through an alleyway. 2) As they continue running, a masked guy appears and grabs Shantelle's shoulder from behind, slowly dragging her back. 3) Danella runs out of the alley without noticing that Shantelle is being taken, as the masked man places a mask on Shantelle's face before teleporting away with her.
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