Priest is a psychodrama/murder mystery, the story of two young men, seminary students, who in their subconscious quest to secure a father figure and role mode they become embroiled in a shocking crime.
The Hero of our tale brings a fresh new element into the area of American cinema. He is Haitian. We have sizable Haitian Communities in three region of our country yet little is known, cinematic-ally about their culture.
The screenplay works on several levels as a creative production. For the common man you have all the cops, grime and sex of a made for television miniseries. For the more discriminating viewer there is the engaging mystery of a suspense thriller, full of twist and turns and surprise conclusions. And finally the screenplay is ripe with religious allegory and symbolism, voodoo and historical content.  
Primary Characters
Jared Covar: a sensitive and introverted first year seminary student is paired with roommate Braxton Rasche: ex- jock, pretty- boy and all around flirt.
Detective Jean DeBaptise : Haitian Born, now serving in the Los Angeles Police Department
CHAPTER 1
OPENING SEQUENCE: SCENE COLLEGE CAMPUS, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
A slightly nerdy, Jared makes his way towards a line of students waiting for dormitory room assignments. Already in line, we find Braxton. With his surfer boy looks, Braxton is captivating an audience of fellow students, with animated discourses on proper surfing techniques. He smiles and sways his way to the delight of many, especially the bedazzled, young sophomoric girls.
Jared finds himself enthralled by the charismatic lure and lore of this tanned, beach wear attired coed. As fate would have it, Jared so happens to be paired with Braxton as a roommate. He is equally surprised yet delighted to discover that they are also enrolled in the same major: Religious Studies.
The following sequences are lighthearted campus vignettes: We are treated to scenes showing the juxtaposition of personalities; scenes of Jared studying and receiving recognition while Braxton, clowns, procrastinate, schemes and flirts with reckless abandoned.
Braxton does not exhibit the behavioral characteristic not normally associated with seminary students. After an unusual short night of study at the library, Jared returns to his room, only to hear the sounds of moaning and rumpus activity echoing from inside the door.
Although a virgin, Jared has a pretty good idea of what is going on inside. He is embarrassed and starts to leave but curiosity overwhelms him. He gently cracks open the door and peers in. Braxton and one of the starry eyed, sophomoric girls, from the opening sequence, are consumed in a whirlwind of passionate sexual activity. Jared's curiosity is quickly morphed into arousal. Ashamed by his erotic response to Braxton's extra curricular activities, Jared eases the door closed. He returns to Study Hall.
Jared and Braxton are at breakfast the following morning. Braxton is his usual jubilant self. Jared appears withdrawn. Braxton breaks the ice.
                                           BRAXTON

           ”SO HOW DID YOU LIKE THE SHOW LAST NIGHT BUDDY?”
                                            JARED
                                (Startled)
              “What...?”
                                         BRAXTON
       (singing, lyrics to classic rock tune)
    “Every step you take every breath you take I'll be watching you.”