Joseph Ruben

[Henry and Mark take a walk along a bridge over the water when they notice a rabid-looking dog running full speed at them from behind]

Henry: Nice knowin' ya!

[Mark screams uncontrollably and falls down but continues to get up and run]

Henry: Come on!

[Henry and Mark both make it to the gate and lock the dog over the bridge. Henry gets in the dog's face and barks back]

Mark: Henry, come on! Let's go.

Henry: [the two walk on] I love that dog.

[Henry introduces Mark to his invention in the shed, a bolt-shooting gun]

Mark: Awesome! What does it do?

[the scene cuts to Henry and Mark trying out the gun in the woods]

Henry: It took me three months to make it. Beautiful, huh?

Mark: Yeah.

Henry: You pull the cable back to here then you load over there. Grab a bolt. Go ahead - Lock and load.

[Mark loads up a rusty old bolt]

Henry: Now we... line up kitty cat.

Mark: Don't hit her! Just give her a scare.

Henry: Sure.

[Henry focuses by taking a deep breath before shooting the bolt, missing the cat only by inches as the bolt gets stuck in the tree]

Mark: What a great shot!

Henry: Yeah, but the sight's not right yet.

[as Henry stares into the distance as the cat escapes]