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     my version on how the sequel to the movie Jaws should had worked .

Quincy sat on his boat he remembered his father Quint the one who tried to kill the shark off of Amity's shore then too and the events that lead up to and afterwards to,Quincy had his own boat and company thanks to the insurance money he got from his father and he was talking to the daughter of Chief Brody who was killed as well immediately following the events of Amity and the shark hunt. Her name was Anne and she like the water unlike her father but she didn't care much living with three brothers all the time so she moved away on her own and then became a well known author of short horror stories she wrote. Quincy invited her to his boat hoping she'd could write a novel about his father ,She then had too agreed too and came bringing a tape recorder and pen and paper. They too then had had sat and started then too talking suddenly Quincy's boat was hit they both looked down and saw a fin if a shark moving away from the boat too . ' Not again.' cried Quincy.He had then excuse himself and went too the steering of his boat ' Hold on Anne this one ain't getting away not from me it's not ! 'Ann took a deep breath not inhaling at all she was too nervous she loved the water but not like this was not going after a poor shark who was probably just hungry Quincy must be mad . And from his reactions she had to agree with that .But Quincy didn't stop he started chasing the shark as it moved back and forth and around the boat as Anne tried to hang onto anything she could and she curseunderneath her breath . Quincy was going to get this shark and he wanted it more then anything ,he then looked over at Anne,almost anything,he'd too had loved Anne he then  wanted to make love to her ,maybe one day . Just for a moment the shark forgot about Quincy's boat and it's two passengers below the shark a school of fish then swam by and they tried too then  ignore or not bother the shark at all but the shark's hunger was more powerful then anything . Quincy still wanted to go after the shark had stop the boat as Anne had screamed, a harmless watersnake had jumped into the boat and scared Anne Quincy was to then trying to pick up the snake and throw it overboard .Anne calmed down once the snake was gone but Quincy was angty with himself for losing the shark and making sure Anne was alright he went back and started his boat up again and started looking for the shark who at this time was enjoying the meal he found in the school of fish which then too made himself happy for the moment but his hunger was still there .end. 

 

 

 

 

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