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Jim, they're out there cutting THE TREES
DOWN. JIM!
JIM!
THEY'RE CUTTING down the trees.
Hey!
Stop it!
Did you hear me? I SAID STOP IT!
WE HAVE A PERMIT.
I WANT TO SEE YOUR PERMIT. SHOW ME YOUR
PERMIT.
I WANT TO SEE A PERMIT. Do you have one?
Do you have one?
Christopher, honey, don't kick the
table.
Don't kick the table. Christopher, your
mother asked you to stop kicking the
table, okay? I'm not going to school
today.
I'm not going to school. Christopher,
honey, everybody goes to school. You
have to go to school today.
I'm not going.
Chris, don't start with me.
Okay, that's it. Come on, big guy. We're
out of here.
I don't want to go. Come on.
I don't want
to go to school.
I want
you, Mommy.
That's not fair.
You can take me, Mommy. I want a kiss.
Kiss first.
Here, I'll give you a kiss.
Honey, I can't take you. I've got an
appointment. That's enough, Christopher.
Come on, get in the car.
I'll take you tomorrow.
I'll take you tomorrow.
Goodbye, Mommy.
Bye.
Bye, honey.
Uh, look, I just wanted to say sorry for
earlier.
I know it's not your fault. I just
realized you were trimming the trees.
See, we've been having this constant
battle with the city wanting to chop the
trees down, and when I heard or saw this
morning,
well, I just wanted to say I'm sorry.
I mean, they always trim the trees this
time of year.
If you were cutting the trees down, you
wouldn't be starting at the top. You'd
start at the bottom.
You know, I was a lot like your kid.
Excuse me?
It wasn't that I didn't like my father.
I was I was just crazy about my mother.
You look tired.
Huh,
who's this?
Do you think she's pretty?
Don't. Oh, come on.
I just want to know if you think she's
pretty.
What time is it?
Late.
Are you okay?
Is something wrong?
No.
I don't know what to say to you when you
get like this.
Like what?
It's just that sometimes everything is
fine.
It's great, even.
And sometimes it's like you're on
another planet.
I can't reach you when you behave like
this.
How do you want me to behave?
Just with some sort of consistency.
Why can't Mommy come? Honey, camping is
for big boys.
And fishing and hunting. I want to bring
my turtles, too.
What else?
If I ever love again,
something's
got to change.
If I ever love again,
something's got to change.
Did I wake you?
No.
You bored?
No, I'm trying to quit smoking and the
first rule is not to smoke in the house.
I thought there was a second rule.
So, what's the first?
Not smoking in bed.
Want a beer?
No, thanks.
Beautiful, aren't they?
They're the whole reason we bought this
house.
Then last summer they got infested with
these white bugs in the city.
The city came out and
there's nothing they could do, so they
decided to chop them down.
I circulated a petition and
all the neighbors signed it.
Took it to city council and
And you won.
And I won.
It's nice to win for a change.
Don't you usually win?
I don't think in terms of winning or
losing.
How do you think?
I think I should be going back to bed.
Wait a minute.
I got something for you.
These are the larva of the moths.
All you do is you place it under the
bark.
And when they hatch, the moths will eat
the bugs.
It's safe. No chemicals.
Perfect.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Good night.
Have a good time. Yeah. We're going to
catch big, big, big big fish. How many
big fish
40 and 50. 40 and 50. Make it 60.
Have fun.
Love you.
See you Monday.
Have a good time. We will.
Call you when we get there.
Bye, sweetie. Bye.
Drive carefully.
Bye.
Wait! No, Jim, wait!
Oh, my
god, it's
Jim!
Jim!
Wait!
It's sharks!
JIM!
JIM!
HELLO?
HELLO?
HELLO?
Is anyone here?
HEY!
HEY!
HEY!
HEY, THERE'S SOMEONE IN HERE!
HEY!
HEY!
HEY!
HELLO?
HELLO?
ARE YOU ALL RIGHT?
HEY.
HEY.
You slept a long time. You must have
been in another world.
Where am I?
On Lake Consequence.
I had no idea you were in the trailer. I
never would have pulled away.
Is there a phone somewhere I could use?
No phones, no electricity, no nothing.
What were you doing in Billy's trailer
anyway?
I came to ask him about something that
he gave me. And the lock got jammed.
Oh.
Is he around here anywhere?
He'll be here soon.
How far is the nearest town from here?
Myles.
Do you think you could take me into
town?
Next time I go in.
When are you going?
Tonight sometime. There's a big party,
Chinese New Year. You're not going into
town until tonight? So, come on. Swim a
while.
It's okay.
Relax.
Put your arms out.
I didn't tell you my name.
I'm Irene.
Hi Irene. I'm Grace.
Hi Grace.
You should take that dress off. You're
going to catch cold.
I'd rather not take my dress off.
Taught me how to swim, too, my
grandfather.
Right here in this very lake.
I wish I'd learned how to swim.
You grew up in the desert or something?
No. My mother was very protective.
My mom didn't give a damn about me.
She dropped me off in my father's lap
one day and we never saw her again.
He was a missionary in Taiwan. Still is.
Um the tree trimmer.
Billy.
Billy.
You know, Irene, Billy and I
we just see each other when he's passing
through.
We're friends, you know.
Grace!
Grace!
Hi Irene.
Mhm. We have company.
She was locked in the trailer.
But I helped her. She can't swim.
I know you.
She's a snorkeler.
She come out here for the air.
Don't
talk. You like fish?
So, so
So, what were you doing in my trailer?
She was locked in. The door jammed.
Really?
That's funny. It never sticks on me.
I oil it just to make sure.
Getting stuck someplace I can't get out
of that scares the [ __ ] out of me.
Especially someplace I don't belong.
Well, I You
I just came to say thanks.
For
For the mods that you gave me.
Came to my trailer to thank me for mods?
And you got stuck and you ended up here.
I don't think so.
I'd like a ride into town if it's not
too much trouble for you.
Why?
So I can take the bus home.
Why?
Come on. Let's get you something dry to
wear.
Hey.
You know those trees in your
neighborhood?
Could have trimmed them in half the time
it took you.
I didn't.
Want to know why?
I enjoyed it in your neighborhood.
I liked watching you send your husband
and kid off in the morning.
I liked watching you come home with the
groceries.
I like to know.
It's a very nice thing for you to say.
Come on.
So
What year were you born?
1960. Year of the rat.
Rat?
Says here she's inquisitive.
And thinks too much at the expense of
essentials.
Dayton time?
Uh October 24th, 7:15 in the morning.
Not a moment too soon, just in time for
breakfast.
That's Scorpio.
Year of the dragon.
That's a pretty powerful confluence.
But when I opened up my eyes
Do you always have an overdose like
this?
Well, I figure let's say I got a $50,000
a year job. But 15,000 of that cuz right
off the top the taxes.
Then I got a place to live, so I figure
a thousand
dollars off that. A mortgage payment or
And loan on the guy with the car.
All right, another 400, 500 off of that.
Gas, food, electricity.
I mean clothes, stereo. What am I left
with here?
Not much. Right, not much.
Well, I guess we should be going.
You know where you're going?
Yeah.
Ciao. Good luck.
Bye.
Getting on a what now?
No.
Ever been to Jellystone?
No.
Ever been to Funkytown?
No.
Ever been to Hong Kong? No, I haven't.
Ever been to a Chinese restaurant?
No.
Have you ever been to a Chinese locker?
Where is everyone?
Outside.
Great.
Are you sure?
Glad you stayed.
Wait, wait.
Please, hon. Wait.
You want that?
It was awesome.
Bye, Mom.
Bye, honey. I'll try again in a couple
of hours.
Hey.
You better be careful.
Mister, I'm a married woman.
Christmas trees.
Breakfast in bed.
You know the grass is always greener.
Do you think you can pretend what just
happened didn't happen?
It's written all over your face.
So, did you tell your husband where you
were?
He wasn't home.
Are you going to tell him?
I don't want to lie to him.
You don't have to lie. You don't have to
say anything.
Do you ever take that off?
No.
Take it off.
Come on, I just want to see.
I don't know if it comes off.
How does it feel without it?
I feel naked.
His name is now.
As in
now.
You want to meet him?
He's a friend of mine.
He's pretty sexy.
I think you might like it.
You can pretend all you want.
It's night.
You're getting locked in Billy's
trailer.
Things don't just happen.
You stayed for a reason.
All I'm saying is maybe you should find
out what that reason is.
Why?
What?
He says you have summer fire in your
hair and winter oceans in your eyes.
Thank you.
He's always been a little over the top.
Want to live LIKE BEFORE? LET'S FIGHT.
I work to work when I want to work.
I
sleep when I want to sleep.
I eat when I want to eat. I [ __ ] when I
want to [ __ ] LET'S EAT.
I'M HUNGRY.
I'm hungry now.
[ __ ]
you. [ __ ] you.
[ __ ] you. God bless.
[ __ ]
Pull over.
Pull over.
[ __ ] pull over.
Pull over. PULL OVER, MAN, NOW.
[ __ ] PULL OVER. PULL OVER RIGHT
NOW.
GET OUT.
LADY, YOU DON'T want to get out. [ __ ]
but the lady says come with me. I SAID
YOU DON'T WANT TO GET OUT.
GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. GET THE [ __ ] OUT
OF THIS TRUCK. [ __ ] WHERE DO YOU THINK
YOU'RE GOING?
GET OUT OF HERE. GET OUT OF THE [ __ ]
CAR.
LADY, I DON'T WANT TO GO WITH YOU. HELL,
THIS IS BETWEEN ME AND HER. I SAID
YOU'RE A WIFE. NO. YOU'RE FIANCE. NO.
THEN GET THE [ __ ] OUT OF MY WAY.
COME ON.
WHAT THE [ __ ] DO YOU WANT? What do you
want?
What do you [ __ ] want?
What do you want?
WHAT ARE YOU RUNNING FROM? IT'S NOT ME
AND IT'S NOT YOUR HUSBAND. WHAT THE [ __ ]
IS IT? GO HOME.
WHAT IS IT?
[ __ ] HIT ME. AH. [ __ ] HIT ME.
[ __ ] HIT ME.
HIT ME.
HIT ME.
[ __ ] HIT
[ __ ] HIT
HIT ME.
[ __ ] HIT ME.
WHAT IS IT?
WHAT THE [ __ ] IS IT?
BE QUIET FOR MORE THAN you make up to
do.
Say from where.
Say from where.
When you young, you have all those crazy
ideas. What is important to you like?
All my best friend, Viv, and I could
think about was the sky in this band.
We were 15 when we came to town.
Snuck over to her house late that night.
And we went in.
Pushed our way through that crack right
up to her front next door.
Then he noticed me.
Try not to make a mistake.
Next thing I knew I was on the bus with
him and the band and
I should have known better.
Deserved exactly what happened to me.
Deserved exactly what happened to me.
My parents came.
Next day the whole town
was talking about me.
My parents took me out of school.
And we moved away the next week.
Just pretend it never happened.
It was never mentioned again.
Please,
take me with you.
As much as I want to take you with me,
you got to go home.
You got to go home.
I don't think you can do it, do you?
Karen,
you know, it's really simple.
All right, all you got to do when he
comes in, you say, "Hi, honey.
Did you catch any fish?"
That simple.
Okay, you want to you want to repeat it
after me? "Hi, honey.
Did you catch any fish?"
Come on now, let's practice. "Hi, honey.
You start.
You know, as soon as your husband walks
in that door, you know, it's going to be
okay. You know, your kid will run into
your arms, you'll hug him,
and
smell the way kids smell,
and you'll know instantly you made the
right decision.
You know, right now you don't think you
do, but
there you go.
I know.
You know, cuz my mother would have left
my father a long time ago.
It's not that she didn't love him. It's
It just wasn't a be-all and end-all for
I mean, everyday life and romance are
not necessarily compatible, if you know
what I mean.
There's family.
When it's said and done, that's that's
all you got. That's it.
People caring for each other, people
growing together, people staying
together.
Loving each other.
I miss that.
Irene, this is the second time I've
called.
It's starting to rain and I think Chris
is coming down with something, so we're
coming home tonight. Bye.
So, they're coming home early.
I guess we just have to beat them back,
won't we? So,
let's make a plan.
You get home, they're there, you run
straight upstairs, you go to the
bathroom, you lock the door. No fish, no
honey, not yet.
You flush the toilets. All right, you
turn on the shower, and if he's knocking
on the door, you tell him you're sick,
right? You tell him you got the stomach
flu or something. You got the shower and
the flushing going at the same time.
He's very confused and you move between
the the flushing of the toilets
and the [ __ ] This is a stupid plan. This
is
Say something.
All right, anything. Jesus.
You got to practice. You got to practice
talking, you know? You're going to need
to talk pretty soon. You got to work up
those vocal chords, all right?
So, let's
Okay, plan B.
So, there we go to you go to your
girlfriend's house. Every woman's got a
girlfriend, haven't they? So, you go to
your girlfriend's house, she'll fix you
up, she'll give you some shoes, some
makeup. Yeah,
some clothes. You're good as new. You
look like a million dollars. Let's work
on those lines.
"Hi, honey, did you catch any fish?"
Let's try it, okay? You know, take it
away. Run, Irene. This is you. Go.
With feeling.
Come on, Irene.
Hi, honey.
Did you catch any fish?
Come on, dammit.
"Hi, honey, did you catch any goddamn
fish?"
This is [ __ ]
Say it.
Come on, say it. "Hi, honey. Did you
catch any fish?"
Say something.
Come on.
Come on. "Hi, honey.
Did you catch any fish?"
"Hi, honey, did you catch any fish?"
I'm dead.
What's the code?
What's the code?
1223.
Please leave a message after the beep.
All right, we're in. Hi, Irene.
Are you there?
We've just turned off the 101 and we
should be home in about 10 to 15
minutes.
Where are you? I've been calling you all
day.
I can't handle this.
Yes, you can.
No, I never told him anything about him.
Don't you listen. People don't fall in
love with people because of their past.
They fall in love with people for who
they are. Now, get up.
Come on. "Hi, honey, did you catch any
fish?"
All right.
All right, we're in.
Okay, sit right down there. We're going
to wash your face, but you don't move.
Don't you move.
You just stay right there.
Come on.
Wash your face. I got to get you
dressed.
What are you? A spring or you're not?
Hot. Good. Now, remember,
big smile. "Hi, honey.
Did you catch any fish?" I can't go
through with this.
Of course you can. Come on, it's easy.
It's simple. It's a piece of cake.
There we go.
Oh, [ __ ] underwear.
Hey.
A lot of people get swept up in
situations they feel they can't control.
Personally,
I think people let themselves get swept
away.
There's something they got to learn
about themselves.
What you got to do
is have the strength
to deal with what happens
and courage
to face the consequences.
You got something precious to hold on to
here.
You hear me? You got something precious
to hold on to. Now, you hold on to it.
Hold on.
Take me with you.
We're just going to take it one step
at a time.
I don't know, maybe you're going to tell
your husband right now, maybe you will
not, but you're going to go downstairs
and you're going to kiss that man.
You're going to say, "Hi, honey, did you
catch any fish?"
No.
Come on, no.
I'm dead.
No.
NO.
NO.
WHY?
WHY?
WHY?
IRENE.
IRENE.
IRENE.
IRENE.
HI, HONEY.
Just in good time.
Yeah.
Yes.
Did you catch any fish?
No.
No.
Why don't you just go to your car?
Okay.
All right, night.
Jim.
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