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April 23 2017 7:20 am
INT. ROOM 811 ― DAY
Sunlight is flashing in between the curtains. Members are roaming around the room, packing their luggage. Sound of luggage clicking open is continuously heard.
Taehyung SITS on the floor. He puts his clothes into his luggage. Suddenly, his eyes wander around as if he was looking for something.
TAEHYUNG Have you seen my sweater?
SEOKJIN Who are you asking?
TAEHYUNG Anyone who knows how my sweater looks like.
YOONGI Which one?
TAEHYUNG The black one.
YOONGI It's in the other closet over there.
Taehyung STANDS up to his feet. He makes his way towards the closet.
TAEHYUNG How did it end up here?
He asks, CLOSING the closet door shut.
YOONGI I don't know, ask yourself.
EXT. JEJU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ― DAY
In the heart of Jeju Island, the airport is filled with fans and reporters. Cameras are starting to FLASH as they walk into the airport. Screaming turns to sobs, fans are overwhelmed by the fact that they are walking as six.
CRIES of fans calling Jungkook's name could be heard. Members decide to ignore.
Jimin's eyes are starting to flood with tears. He feels a lump on his throat. He tries to hold his tears back, but it suddenly starting to drip on his cheeks unchecked. His eyes are red, half of his face is covered with a black mask.
Members are walking with their heads down.
A FEMALEFAN, eyes are bloodshot red, wears a pair of glasses and is seen like a high school graduate, cries.
FEMALE FAN Jeon Jungkook!
Another FEMALE FAN, a black mask is covering half of her face, cheeks drenched in tears, early 20s, sobs.
FEMALE FAN (2) Our Jungkook! Why did you have to leave us so early!
INT. AIRPLANE ― BUSINESS CLASS
Namjoon browses the number of each seat. He puts his sling bag on the overhead locker before he LANDS himself on the leather airplane seat.
Seokjin walks over to the same row as him and puts his bag on the overhead locker. He sits next to Namjoon.
