Doctor Déath
And these dreams keep getting worse?

Warden Hawn
They aren't DREAMS it's a DREAM.

Doctor Déath
Okay and this dream keeps re-occuring every night?

Warden Hawn
That's what I've told you. I've been to a few other doctors and they're all saying the samething I am. It's Post Traumatic Stress. I just want these dreams to stop!

Doctor Déath
How much sleep are you losing over this dream?

Warden Hawn
Too much... I haven't got a good night sleep since it happened.

Doctor Déath
Since what happened?

Warden Hawn
It's to hard for me to talk about doctor.

Doctor Déath
Then there is no cure for you. The only way to get rid of this dream is to seek professional help, you've done step one. Now step two is to trigger exactly what happened that night and see if we can over come it.

Warden Hawn
It happened shortly before my twenty third birthday. I was on duty back at home in Calagary when this call came in. My parents and I weren't to close to each other so I didn't know where they had moved to from Edmonton...

Doctor Déath
So this call you got was to your parents place?

|| Hawn looks up at the ceiling as he goes silent. Doctor Déath looks over at him ||

Doctor Déath
Warden, are you okay?

|| Hawn doesn't say a word and contiunes to look at the ceiling. The doctor looks at him again ||

Doctor Déath
Warden Hawn I need to know your still with me. Are you okay?

|| Hawn still doesn't answer to the doctor. The doctor quickly gets up and goes to his desk paging his assistant ||

Doctor Déath
Amy get me 9-1-1!

|| As the doctor looks back over towards Hawn his eyes are shut and his hands have formed fists gripping onto the side of the sofa. The scene fades out ||

>[[WH]]< SCENE 02 - FIRST ULW INTERVIEW >[[WH]]<

|| The scene opens up in the parking lot area of the St.James Park arena. The camera catches a glimps of a black dodge ram driving up to the wrestlers entrance. The truck pulls up as the driver throws it into park. The door slowly opens as a foot can be seen on it's way to the ground. Both feet on the ground the driver turns around and flips the drivers seat down and grabs his bag from behind it. Closing the door the camera see's that it is none other than one of the new talents Warden Hawn. The camera cuts off Hawn and onto Billy and Doug. ||

Billy Maybe
And there he is. One of those new talents brought here into the ULW, with a suprising background. A former Paramedic as decided to try it out in the professional wrestling world.

Dan Douglas
To be honest with you Billy, I don't know what this kid was thinking. No one knows who he was trained by or even if he has training. My predictions for this kids career is he doesn't last to long. I give him two months tops before he decides to go back to driving that ambulence.

Billy Maybe
Don't be to sure about that. We've seen a lot of people come here from acting and look how far it's got them.

|| A camera is showing Chad Matthews standing with Ward Hawn infront of the Annihilation backdrop. Hawn wearing slightly bagging black jogging pants with a black t-shirt and his dufflebag hanging over his left shoulder. || Chad Matthews
Ladies and Gentlemen, I am standing here with one of the new talents here in the ULW. A former Paramedic from Calagary, Alberta, Canada. Warden Hawn.

|| Matthews pauses for a second and takes a look up at Warden Hawn ||

Chad Matthews
Out of all unanswered questions, the first one that I'm sure everyone here backstage, in the arena and the fans at home are wondering his why did you choose to become a wrestler and not stay a paramedic?

Warden Hawn
So that's the question everyone wants answered? Everyone is always wondering why I do what I do. For everyone who doesn't know me my name is Warden Hawn and I am a proud Canadian citizen. I have always loved this sport and as a little child like most professional wrestlers wanted to get a taste of the action. Once I heard that the ULW was taking applications, I decided to try my luck and sent on in. Suprising enough I got a reply a few weeks later asking me to show up to the last Annihilation and make a little impact.

Chad Matthews
Not to be rude here Ward, but that didn't quite answer the question I was looking for. Why did you stop being a paramedic?

|| Silence... nothing but silence is in the air. You can actually hear the camera making it's little recording sounds. Hawn's face turns red as he lowers his head to face the ground. Moving his head back up and looking down at Chad Matthews, Ward adjusts his bag and moves it up higher on his shoulder. Still nothing but silence. Matthews looks on his confusion as Hawn stands there not saying a word. ||

Chad Matthews
Okay? Rather touchy subject I take it? Let's uh... Move on to your match Friday night.

|| Hawn takes an extremely deep breath and lets it back out ||

Chad Matthews
Friday night you're in a tag team match with five other superstars who happen to also be rookies like yourself. How do you feel about your first match being tagged up with two other men you've never met?

Warden Hawn
It really doesn't matter to me to be honest with you. From all the matches I've seen in my life time, tag partners are suppose to have your back whether or not you know each other, like each other, hate each other or whatever. This match is just something thrown together to see where each of us is going to stand in this company. This match is either going to put us in a title contendership or it's going to keep us down at the bottom of the mountain.

Chad Matthews
So there are no worries about your partners just leaving you in the ring?

Warden Hawn
I guess I'm just going have to wait and see what goes on Friday night now won't I? No one can see or tell the future.

Chad Matthews
Well on behalf of the United Livewire Wrestling, I'd like to welcome you and wish you the best of luck in your first match.

|| Hawn turns towards Matthews extending his hand as the two men shake hands. Ward Hawn walks down the hall into his dressing room closing and locking the door behind him ||