Shark Tale Script Novels & Stories

She kept looking into the telescope, but the sharks remained a distance away from them. All of a sudden, Alban said, "I brought some pork to feed the sharks. They will come if we throw some meat in." "Sure!" Hilda was jumping with joy. She watched Alban's men open one suitcase filled with cut up meat and saw the water turn red when they threw it into the water. The sharks smelled the blood and started to swim closer to them. Nathan had them stop the boat so that Hilda could look at the sharks. Alban threw quite a bit of meat in to feed the sharks, giving Hilda more than enough sharks to look at.

“Answer the question! You bribed the local fishermen to keep quiet and locked her in that shark. Do you understand that’s premeditated murder? “Now tell us: why did you force Jane into the shark?” Craig’s expression twisted. He only caught part of what was said. “What? I’ve never bribed any fishermen!” The officers wasted no time in laying out the evidence. “These men have all confessed, and look at this footage. It was taken from the beach a month ago. Some tourists had set up a camera to film a time-lapse.” What showed up in that footage stunned Craig. It turned out someone had been camped out near the beach a month ago, trying to capture a time-lapse of the ocean. They’d left their camera

he shot back. Another howl—this one closer. I took a deep breath and nodded. Kade grabbed my hand. “On three. One…two…” Before he got to three, Kade shoved me forward as something massive lunged from the darkness, claws raking through the space where I had been just seconds ago. It leaped. I barely had time to scream. I hit the ground hard, the impact rattling my bones. Rolling onto my back, I caught a glimpse of the creature that had been hunting us. My breath hitched.

She had her arrow ready, this time her eyes search the water as if seeing through the blue veil. “Where did it go?” Ikedi asked. His sword rested on his hands now, blazing with the light of the falling sun. “There,” Ada pointed as the fin came back to the surface, in-between the two canoe. Chira let three arrows fly, but neither of them seemed to find their mark as they fell harmless on the surface of the water. It must have angered the shark, because its turbulent entourage, reverse and aimed for Chira again. “We need to help them,” Ada shouted.

Darryl gave it a thought, ‘Could it be the ‘shark’ was arranged by Kent? Soon, the ‘shark’ reached the ladies. Yvonne, Lily, and Megan, the three Goddesses were petrified. “Darryl, help us…” Lily shouted without further thoughts. Darryl smiled knowing Kent had staged the ‘shark’ just to have a chance to be the hero. He should allow Kent to be. Darryl did not swim forward knowing that. At that moment, Kent swam forward and said, “Don’t all of you worry, let me handle it. Big shark, come to me!” He then charged towards the ‘shark’.

Right then, he caught sight of the red dot flaring on the screen. Elijah gritted his teeth as he chased after the shark. But it moved too fast. Within seconds, all he saw was a shadowy blur. Panic filled his eyes. He knew this was his only chance. If he missed it, he'd never find me again. Without a second thought, he drew the knife from his belt and drove it straight into his thigh. Blood spread through the water, and the shark stopped. Elijah was overjoyed at that sight. He gripped the knife tightly, then plunged it into his thigh again and again.