Story Structure — 5 Plot Phases
The Apache Game Begins
Six children from a rural British village play Apache warriors on a nearby farm. The setting quietly places their game among dangerous farm hazards.
Key Events
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Rural British Village — Six children from a rural British village gather near a farm. Characters: Kim, Sharon, Michael, Danny, Tom, Robert
Location: Rural British village
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Apache Warriors Game — The children pretend to be Apache warriors while playing on the farm. Characters: Kim, Sharon, Michael, Danny, Tom, Robert
Location: Nearby farm
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Farm Danger Introduced — The children's game takes place among dangerous farm machinery, chemicals, gates, and pits. Characters: Kim, Sharon, Michael, Danny, Tom, Robert
Location: Nearby farm
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Kim Climbs Tractor — Kim stands on a tractor during the children's reckless play. Characters: Kim
Location: Farm tractor
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Kim Falls From Tractor — Kim falls off the tractor while standing on it. Characters: Kim
Location: Farm tractor
Danger Claims Its First Victims
Kim falls from a tractor and is run over. Tom then falls into a slurry pit and drowns, turning childish play into repeated tragedy.
Key Events
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Kim Falls From Tractor — Kim falls off the tractor while standing on it. Characters: Kim
Location: Farm tractor
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Kim Is Run Over — The tractor runs over Kim after she falls from it. Characters: Kim
Location: Farm tractor
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Tom Approaches Slurry Pit — Tom falls into a slurry pit during the children's farm games. Characters: Tom
Location: Slurry pit
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Tom Drowns — Tom drowns after falling into the slurry pit. Characters: Tom
Location: Slurry pit
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Sharon Pretends To Drink — Sharon pretends that chemicals are alcohol during the Apache game. Characters: Sharon
Location: Nearby farm
Chemicals And Carelessness
Sharon mistakes chemicals for alcohol while pretending during the game. Her accidental drinking leads to another fatal consequence.
Key Events
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Sharon Pretends To Drink — Sharon pretends that chemicals are alcohol during the Apache game. Characters: Sharon
Location: Nearby farm
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Sharon Drinks Chemicals — Sharon accidentally drinks chemicals while mistaking them for alcohol. Characters: Sharon
Location: Nearby farm
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Sharon's Fatal Accident — The accidental chemical drink leads to Sharon's death. Characters: Sharon
Location: Nearby farm
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Michael Knocks Gate — Michael accidentally knocks over a gate while playing with the group. Characters: Michael, Robert
Location: Farm gate
The Falling Gate
Michael accidentally knocks over a gate while Robert is present. The gate falls and crushes Robert, adding another death caused by careless play.
Key Events
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Michael Knocks Gate — Michael accidentally knocks over a gate while playing with the group. Characters: Michael, Robert
Location: Farm gate
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Gate Crushes Robert — The falling gate crushes Robert. Characters: Michael, Robert
Location: Farm gate
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Danny Rides Tractor — Danny rides a tractor during the children's dangerous activities. Characters: Danny
Location: Farm tractor
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Danny Crashes Tractor — Danny crashes the tractor he is riding into a ditch. Characters: Danny
Location: Farm ditch
The Last Ride And Remembrance
Danny crashes a tractor into a ditch and dies, though his narration continues. Michael survives, while Danny's ghostly farewell leads into credits commemorating real farm-accident victims.
Key Events
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Danny Crashes Tractor — Danny crashes the tractor he is riding into a ditch. Characters: Danny
Location: Farm ditch
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Danny Dies — Danny dies after crashing the tractor into the ditch. Characters: Danny
Location: Farm ditch
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Michael Remains Alive — Michael is revealed as the only child not killed by his own reckless behavior. Characters: Michael, Danny
Location: Nearby farm
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Family Party Approaches — Danny narrates that his family is arriving for a party prepared earlier. Characters: Danny, Michael
Location: Family party setting
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Danny's Ghostly Echo — Danny's voice fades into a ghostly echo as he wishes he could attend the party. Characters: Danny
Location: Unspecified
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Memorial Credits List — The credits list real children and teenagers under sixteen who died in farm accidents the previous year.
Location: Closing credits