No Commas in this Sentence?

When Jenny screamed "Get the hell out of my house!" the whole neighborhood heard her.

I don't think a comma is required after "screamed" here; do you agree?
As a matter of fact, I think the sentence is perfectly fine as is without any commas. Agreed?

 

Wouldn't you need a : after screamed as it's a direct quote?
So it should be:

When Jenny screamed: get the hell out of my house; the whole neighborhood heard her.

Or is that only in done in French?

 

No, not at all. The colon and semicolon are definitely wrong. I think you're playing me here.

 

When Jenny screamed for everyone to get the hell out of her house, the whole neighbourhood heard her.

I'm in the process of learning a lot at the moment (my brain hurts); this is my understanding: reported speech does not have quote marks. So there would be no comma either. I added for everyone as I think we need to know who she was screaming at (this, of course, you may need to change).

Dave