Our storyboard depicts a man's struggle with nature and one of its most unassuming creatures, the lobster. Our story starts with the hero relaxing by the beach taking the sun in, when he soon notices something amiss. music, from the corner of his ear. he looks and notices a jukebox being operated by a lobster and the lobster looking dead straight at him. instead of disturbing the lobster's peace and party, he decides to leave to a different equation, bothered, but that won't ruin his day. he gives the lobster a look and wanders off. not even two minutes after he leaves his little friend, he notices a lobster standing on two feet stairing at him, just as the last one did.
Our hero, now quite disturbed, feels as if something is wrong with his brain, so decides to replicate what a classic hero would do and splashes a bottle of water on his face. where the bottle is in the first place, we do not know yet. when he splashes this so called bottle of water upon his face, he realises soon afterwards that the bottle is no ordinary fresh water bottle, as it is a salty trap employed by the lobsters to convert him! all of this is portrayed through film with the characters emotion portrayed with easy to follow actions and readable facial expressions.
Horrified, our hero dashes away, hoping to find another person, which strangely he has not yet, even with the beach being ussualy packed on a weekend of a holiday. as he runs, he noticies more and more lobster infecting the beach and in silly positions. even looking out to the beach there is no escape, as the lobster is creeping its head out of the murky ocean and is staring at the protagonist. finally, the hero finds one other human-a cook no less!- and asks him in a panic if he has seen anyl lobsters. laughing, the cook shows what is in his pot, an expensive lobster for two.
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