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Jake hits his head while running and loses his memory. He is unable to remember daily routines or attend college. His mother takes him to the doctor, who determines Jake's memory loss was caused by reduced blood flow to the hippocampus due to the head injury. The doctor advises that listening to music may help restore Jake's memories, as music has been shown to increase blood flow to the brain. Jake listens to music intensely at home and finds it starts triggering his memories to return. He later returns to the doctor, who confirms the blood flow has increased and Jake's memory is recovering.

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Jake hits his head while running and loses his memory. He is unable to remember daily routines or attend college. His mother takes him to the doctor, who determines Jake's memory loss was caused by reduced blood flow to the hippocampus due to the head injury. The doctor advises that listening to music may help restore Jake's memories, as music has been shown to increase blood flow to the brain. Jake listens to music intensely at home and finds it starts triggering his memories to return. He later returns to the doctor, who confirms the blood flow has increased and Jake's memory is recovering.

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Title: "Melodies of Memory"

INT. BEDROOM – DAY

JAKE a 17-year-old man/ brown hair sporty joggers and a slim fit t shirt running shoes
all black outfit and headphones.

Jake in his room, clothes layer out ready for the next day. Bed unmade blinds shut,
with a big SPEAKER on the table blasting music, Jake is lying on his bed.

EXT. RUNNING TRACK-NIGHT

Jake runs around the track with his air pods in by himself (the circuit is empty)

Jakes runs around the track and tripes and hits the side of his head. Jake stays there on
the ground for a while spread out on the ground. He then gets up and walks home but
to the WORNG house. He then finds his way home.

JAKE
O my god my head …... it hursts so bad

INT. KITCHEN- NIGHT – 10pm

Jake sees his head bleeding he then runs his head under the tap and goes to bed.

The next day he wakes up to his alarm and doesn’t know what it’s for so he gets up
and then sits back down holding his head in his hands not knowing what to do.

Jake stays in the house for multiple days he sits the just on his own he doesn’t turn on
the tv he sits there with nothing. He adds to the mess on the ground and talks to
himself about the running track he repeats himself like a broken record. His routine
changes to the point where he would wake up and then talk to himself to then just go
back to sleep he would get change and put his dirty closes on the floor with the rest of
them. This then builds up.

(This is when his mum realises.)

MUM/ Tracy
MUM age 43 clothing jeans and a and a denim jacket
Tracy comes over and askes what’s wrong and why has Jake not went to collage yet

TRACY

Are you ok what’s wrong with you! , you need to

Get up and get ready for collage.

JAKE

I cant remember anything I don’t know…. I cant remember anything


its just all blank mum! Why cant I remember anything.

Tracy
Ok ok slow down what do you mean you cant remember anything? Did
you hit your head?

EXT.- JUST WALKED OUTSIDE THE HOUSE/ DAY -8am

Tracy directs Jake to the Drs office to get it looked at room this is where he will wait
for the Dr to help them diagnose the problem.

INT.- arrived at the Drs office. – 9am

DR
Jake?! ( calls out ) I’m ready for you to come in now. Please can you
take a seat right there please. So what is the problem.

JAKE
I hit my head pretty hard last night and from then on I can’t remember
much it’s all just a bluer I can’t pin point anything ether. I don’t know
what’s appended to me (starts crying)
I hit my head last night and now I can’t remember anything please help
me.

DR

Ok I believe I understand the problem can I look at your head please


(inspects his head)
Ok you have had a large hit to the side of your hair I believe this has
caused some blood flow blockages and this is causing your memory
loss

JAKE

So are you saying I can’t remember my memory’s ever????!!!!!

DR
All I’m saying is if we can’t restore blood flow to your hippocampus. You
could lose your memory’s forever I’m very sorry.

JAKE

How can I do that how do I get more blood to my brain.

DR
There has been study’s that listening to music can help you start remembering.

Jake makes his way from the Dr’s and decides to walk back home with his air pods in
and just presses play he still doesn’t recognise the music it almost sounds like a new
song to him. Jake looks disappointed.

INT.- house - living room.

Jake walking in turs on the speaker and the lies down on the furniture the then closes
his eyes and just focuses in the music tears run down his face as he starts to remember
the music he turs the music to the max volume
Jake then puts on another song and another and another he starts to remember the
music.

He then starts to lessen to music as much as possible the schedule returns to normal.

He then goes back to the Drs for another check up


The Drs says the blood frow has increased and helped gain you memory’s back slowly.

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