ANGLE ON THE ERUMPENT -- a large, rotund, rhino-like creature with a massive horn protruding from her forehead. Five times his size, she is nuzzling up against the enclosure of a terrified hippo.

Newt and Jacob run up to the now half-empty zoo, the outer walls of which have been demolished in places. A large pile of rubble lies at the entrance.

Another bellowing roar echoes around the brick building. Newt produces a body protector.

JACOB: "Okay."

NEWT: "Now, there's absolutely nothing for you to worry about."

Newt stands behind Jacob, fastening the breastplate over him.

NEWT: "She's in season. She needs to mate."

They stand at the entrance to the zoo. A loud snort comes from within.

Newt picks up his case and Jacob follows him, stumbling over rubble and debris.

JACOB: "Tell me -- has anyone ever believed you when you told them not to worry?"

NEWT: "My philosophy is that worrying means you suffer twice."

NEWT: "Okay, if you just, uh, pop this on."

EXT. CENTRAL PARK ZOO -- NIGHT

Jacob digests Newt's 'wisdom.'

Newt takes out a tiny vial of liquid -- he pulls the stopper out with his teeth and spits it to the side before dabbing a spot of the liquid onto each wrist. Jacob looks at him -- the smell is pungent.

NEWT: "Erumpent musk -- she is mad for it."

Newt passes Jacob the open bottle and heads into the zoo.

TIME CUT: Newt places his case down on the ground near the Erumpent and slowly, seductively, opens it.

The wind changes. Trees rustle. The Erumpent takes a deep breath in -- she can smell the new, more powerful aroma coming from Jacob.

He begins to perform a 'mating ritual'-- a series of grunts, wiggles, rolls, and groans -- to gain the Erumpent's attention.

Newt rolls along the floor -- the Erumpent copies, moving nearer and nearer to the open case.

Finally the Erumpent turns away from the hippo -- she is interested in Newt. They face each other, circle round, undulating weirdly. The Erumpent's demeanor is puppy-like, her horn glowing orange.

Jacob takes a sniff of the Erumpent musk. As he does so, a fish flies through the air and jolts him, spilling the musk.

NEWT: "Good girl -- come on -- into the case…"

ANGLE ON NEWT AND JACOB, realizing what is about to happen.

BACK TO SCENE:

Jacob looks around. A seal sits behind him looking guilty, before cheekily running away.

When Jacob turns back, he sees the Erumpent is now on her feet, staring at him.

ANGLE ON NEWT, face-to-face with the curious baboon, which examines his wand.

Newt draws his wand --

ANGLE ON JACOB, tanking along, the Erumpent close behind him.

Before he can finish, his wand is whipped out of his hand by a baboon, which runs off, clutching its prize.

The Erumpent charges toward the source of the smell, bellowing madly. Jacob wails, running as fast as he can in the opposite direction. The Erumpent gives chase -- they crash through rubble and ice ponds before charging across the snow-covered park.

NEWT: "Merlin's beard!"

Newt breaks a bit of twig off from a branch and holds it out, trying to persuade the baboon to trade with him.

NEWT: "Repar --"

BACK TO JACOB: In trying to climb a tree, Jacob has ended up hanging precariously upside down from a branch.

NEWT: "They're exactly the same… Same thing."

The Erumpent charges after him, hits the ice, and skids. Newt comes careering down the hill, also hitting the ice. He performs an athletic slide, his case open -- the Erumpent is mere feet from Jacob when the case swallows her.

Jacob holds out his hand to shake.

Jacob is thrown off, rolling down a steep, snowy hill, and onto the frozen lake below.

NEWT: "Good show, Mr. Kowalski!"

THIRD-PERSON POV -- Someone watches as Newt hauls Jacob up and they slip and slide across the frozen lake as fast as they can.

ANGLE ON JACOB: The Erumpent is now on her feet. She charges toward the tree, digging her horn deep into the trunk. The tree bubbles with glowing liquid before exploding and crashing to the ground.

NEWT: "I'm so sorry --"

Newt looks worried -- BANG -- the wand 'goes off,' the spell knocking the baboon backward. The wand flies back to Newt.

JACOB: "Call me Jacob."

We see the Erumpent below him. She lies on her back, wiggling her legs in the air invitingly.

JACOB (bellowing, terrified): "Newt!"

ANGLE BACK ON NEWT: The baboon shakes Newt's wand.

They shake hands.

NEWT: "No, no, no, don't!"

ANNOUNCER (V. O.): "Ladies and gentlemen…"

NEWT: "Well, two down -- one to go."

We see the case sitting alone below the bridge.

HOLD ON TINA as she hides on the bridge above them, peeking down.

Tina quickly appears around the corner and hurriedly sits on the case. She closes the catches, looking shocked but determined.

NEWT (O. S.) (to Jacob): "In you hop."