All language subtitles for Divorce (2016) - 01x03 - Counseling.FLEET.C

Got some flowers.

I know what you're going through.

It's open season on men around here.

Oh, come on, that's not fair.

Come on, all my stuff is in the house.

You'll find your purse in the garbage.

Why are you being a complete
fucking asshole about this!

Bad connection.

It's checks every box on your list.

It is the perfect spot for
the Frances DuFresne gallery.

It's simply a tough time.

I just want to make sure that you know

that the stuff with Julian meant nothing.

You said I could take some
time to think about it.

I need some time to think about it.

I never thought I'd be the
kind of guy to use a headhunter.

- Executive recruiter.
- Oh, sorry.

But I wanna know what's out there for me.

Okay, uh, what are you looking for?

- I'm not sure.
- Mm.

See, I've been at this
job for 20-plus years...

- Mm-hmm.
- ...and it's just the same thing

over and over and over and over again.

I'm not getting any younger.

Call me crazy, but I want a new challenge.

It's a whole big world out there

and I've lost 20 pounds.

I wanna see how I fit into it.

Never too late for a fresh start, right?

Yes, right.

Maybe.

- So I was thinking that...
- But doesn't it make more sense, Ted,

to hold on to what you've got?

Because if you lose it,

then you might end up with nothing at all.

Nothing.

And then what is there to do

but wrestle with your own regrets

while you wait around to die?

Um, I... I mean,

I was just wondering what was out there.

That's...

What if there's nothing out there, Ted?

Just a thought.

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Holy shit, is this Corinthian granite?

This looks like Corinthian granite to me.

You don't usually see
this attention to detail

in a remodel at this price.

- Mm-hmm.
- Nope.

Smooth, rustic Corinthian granite.

I don't know. Whoever did this place,

they did a fucking good job.

You guys gonna make an offer?

- I'm gonna make an offer.
- Hey, Robert?

Are you a real estate agent?
I'd like to make an offer.

Robert, can you stop doing that, please?

- Doing what?
- The thing you're doing about the offer, okay?

You did a great job with the place.

Now get out of here. Let me sell it.

- Oh, this place is gonna sell itself.
- Well...

- This place is gonna sell itself.
- Hey, seriously, stop.

- It's unprofessional.
- Have we got any offers?

When I get an offer, I'll let you know.

How about I make you an offer, pretty lady?

And I don't mean
vis-à-vis real estate.

Oh, come on. Really?

Just trading zingers, Vic. Come on.

Shaking out the sillies a little bit.

- You used to love that.
- Robert,

you're embarrassing yourself, okay?

- Get out.
- Hey, Vic,

if I wanted my balls crushed
and stuffed up my ass,

I'd stay at home.

Are you okay, Robert?

I mean, is everything all right?

Just playing with your head.

I was just trading zingers.

Just... just busting beans, yeah.

- All right.
- I'm gonna catch you on the flip side, okay?

- Yeah.
- It was good to see you again.

- I hope you get an offer.
- Okay.

You guys should check out the
Corinthian granite in the kitchen.

That's the really good shit in there.

Hello.

- Hello.
- Robert DuFresne, checking in.

Yes. Take a seat, Mr. DuFresne.

Robert. Rob.

Nobody calls me Rob.

My name is Robert.

Robert.

Hi.

Hello.

Christ.

Frances? Robert?

I think the real issue here is trust.

Isn't that why we're here?

Yes.

And you... you can trust me.

How? How can I trust you?

Well, I...

I wanna find a way to get to a place

where you can find the
means to trust me again.

Okay.

So what would it take

for us to get to that place?

I don't know, a time machine?

That's not helpful.

It's not helpful?

If I'm ever gonna be
able to trust her again...

- Mm-hmm.
- ...I think I need to know

every single detail about her affair

with this fucking French douchebag.

How would that possibly be helpful?

Because I don't wanna
think that I know the truth

and then five years down the line

unearth a fresh mudslide

that buries me in shit all over again.

I want every detail

right now.

Okay, well, uh,

first of all, he's not French.

Oh, come on. Seriously?

I... did you forget I talked
to him on the telephone? Huh?

"How'd you get this number?

- How'd you get this number?"
- Okay.

Okay? Are we gonna
start this off with lies?

- Is that what we're doing?
- Okay, you know what?

I'm gonna let that go because, you know,

in the big scheme it
just... it just doesn't...

S-so, what?

Do you wanna ask me questions?

Or do you want me to just,

you know, paint a word picture?

- How many times?
- How many times what?

You know what I'm talking about.

How many times did you have intercourse

with his French penis?

Oh, um...

oh, gosh.

Um...

Around 30, 32.

What the fuck?! 32?!

- I just...
- You had sex 32 times?!

I just don't see how this is helpful.

I mean, I had a number in my head, okay?

And I can fucking
guarantee you it wasn't 32.

- Well, uh...
- It was a lot smaller than 32.

Well, what was the number in your head?

- It was two. Jesus Christ.
- Oh.

- Come on, 32 times?
- This was spread out over a long period

and there was a whole section in the middle

where nothing was happening at all

because I knew what I was doing was wrong.

- But...
- Okay, I don't want any more.

- I don't want any more.
- I'm trying to be helpful. I don't know what to do.

I thought I wanted to know all
the details, but you know what?

This is just too much details.

Okay, well, I'm happy to
stop, because this is just...

Did you ever tell him that you loved him?

N-no... no, I never did that.

S-so...

what would be most helpful now to...?

I know you're not here for value judgments,

but from a clinical standpoint,

I mean, a pure, sort of
medical profile of the moment,

doesn't it sound like they
did a shitload of fucking?

Doesn't it? I mean, it sounds
like a shitload of fucking to me.

Nope.

Please.

Robert, what are you doing?

- Excuse me.
- Sorry.

I need my space.

I accidentally hit "door open."

Would you hit "door close," please?

Sorry, my wife and I are
having some struggles.

It's a situation that involves infidelity,

i.e., she's fucking a French guy.

I had another thought about Robert.

- Which is?
- Which is fuck him.

He is a monster.

He is raging and he's making zero effort

to see your side of this.

A monster wouldn't agree
to go to counseling.

Would you go beige with
these walls or cream?

Traditionally, you do
sort of an off-white,

like a stone white.

You know, like, flat enamel.

Right. Anyway, you need to destroy him.

Unless you wanna end up with nothing,

you need to destroy him
before he destroys you.

I don't want anyone destroying anyone.

Mm, too late.

He's already had a head
start in destroying you.

First, he makes you move out of the city

so he can start his new business.

And then he makes you take that
stupid job to support the family

while he starts his new business.

What's the rent?

It's a lot more than I'd like to pay.

Well, alimony will cover that.

As it should. He owes you that.

- Fucking monster.
- He's not a monster.

He's the father of my children.

So your children are half monster.

You'll raise them human.

You know, Craig,

if we pulled up this linoleum,

we might find some
beautiful old wide planking.

You pull this linoleum up,

you're gonna find waterlogged
plywood. That's about it.

I don't know, Craig. An
old sweetheart like this?

I think she's got some nice
surprises in store for us.

Like the rusted-out sewage main?

That was a nice surprise.

Who's writing the checks here, Craig?

All right, then.

So, Craig, what's new?

What's, uh... what's been going on?

Well, the new window sashes were
supposed to arrive yesterday, but...

No, I mean with you. You know,
what's going on with you personally?

Nothing, really. There's
not a lot to report.

Lucky man, lucky man.

Count your blessings, lucky man.

Okay.

Okay. There you go. Put her there.

- I'll see... I'll... yeah, okay.
- All right.

Ah, man.

Yep.

You mind if I take a load off, amigos?

- No problem, jefe.
- Great.

Yeah. Ah, no, thanks.

What's been going on with you guys lately?

No, not much. It's good.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Yeah. Enjoy it while it lasts.

- That's my motto.
- Mm. Mm-hmm.

You, uh... you married, Gabriel?

- You know?
- Oh, quieres?

Oh, no, no, no. I mean, uh, you know...

Oh, yeah. Pretty good.

- Sí.
- Me? Maybe, uh...

No, you know... no mas.

- Oh.
- To be married is difficult.

Especially when, you know,

your wife, your esposa,

you know, she's...

making the fuck with a...

a French pendejo.

- Oh, my God.
- You know?

- Oh.
- Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah.

Mm-hmm?

He says if you want, he knows
a guy who could get you a gun.

A gun? Oh, shit.

No, no, no, no.

No, but muchas gracias, Gabriel.

- Muchas gracias.
- Jefe.

Yeah.

Excuse me.

Fuck! Fuck.

Shit.

Really?

Ugh.

Oh, Lila, honey, not a good idea.

What are you doing?

I thought if maybe I washed Hannah's fur,

then it wouldn't bother
Daddy's allergies as much

and then he would go back to
sleeping in your guys's room

and I could have my room back.

- Oh, sweetie.
- Ugh, what a drag.

- Yep.
- No, honey,

it's not that I'm allergic

to... to Hannah or to her fur.

It's the, uh... what's the
shit that's airborne called?

- Dander.
- The dander.

I'm... I'm allergic to dog dander.

Let's go look it up on the Internet.

Yeah? That'll be cool.

We'll leave this to... you know, to her.

Ugh.

- Hi, how are you?
- Hey, Barb.

- Rob DuFresne, checking in.
- Okay, you can have a seat.

- Hi.
- Hello.

Frances.

Robert.

This wasn't something I went looking for.

The situation arose

and I made one wrong decision...

I've had plenty of opportunities

to make one wrong decision.

- Well, then maybe you're a better person than me.
- Plenty of opportunities.

I'm not saying that, okay?

- I'm just saying...
- Wait, hold it. Like who?

Like who, what?

Like who did you have an opportunity

to make a wrong decision with?

- What, do you want a list?
- Yeah.

I... I... how is this
relevant to the discussion?

Is... is this relevant?

Okay.

Um, here's a good example.

There was one woman that
I became friends with.

And eventually, we became very close.

As friends, as confidants.

Never physical.

Admittedly at one point,

we discussed our feelings for one another.

She wanted to take it to the next step,

but I was unwilling to do that.

I knew it was wrong.

I did not cross that line.

I honored my marriage vows.

So basically, you had an emotional affair.

It was not an affair because
it was never physical, Frances.

So that doesn't count as betrayal?

That sounds... that sounds
like an emotional affair.

- What are you talking about?
- It was an emotional affair.

And to me, that is just as
hurtful as a physical one.

What is she talking about?

I think what she's trying to say

is that intimacy is intimacy,

whether it be physical or emotional, yeah?

- What are you talking about?
- Wait, wait, hang on, hang on.

You're talking about your old college
buddy Kathy DeSantis, aren't you?

Okay, I don't see how
naming names at this point

- has any bearing...
- I knew it and that is fucking infuriating.

Look, I didn't say it is or
is not Kathy what's-her-name...

This was a woman that he talked to
on the phone all the time and emailed,

and she even went on a
fishing trip with him.

Yeah, uh, it was a group trip.

- Everybody was fishing.
- Yeah, and when I got suspicious,

because, yes, of course I got suspicious

and jealous and everything

because, you know, it just seemed weird,

he convinced me that I had trust issues.

- Because you did have trust issues.
- To the point that I started

seeing a therapist to find
out what was so wrong with me

that I was freaked out about my husband

and his old platonic college buddy.

We were study buddies
junior and senior year.

And I was right to be
suspicious because he was having

an emotional affair
with her the whole time!

It was not an affair!

We didn't fuck!

So what? So what?

You know what?

I want every single detail.

I mean, if I am gonna
be able to move forward,

I am gonna want every single detail

of the emotional affair you had

with Kathy DeSantis

just like you wanted from me.

Okay.

First of all,

you're right.

It was Kathy DeSantis.

- I know.
- We know.

But nothing happened, so
what are we talking about?

- Nothing physical.
- That's right.

So what are we talking about it for?

- So who broke it off?
- It was mutual.

It's never mutual.

Okay, I was trying to be a gentleman.

I broke it off.

Well,

I was on my way to break it off.

On your way where?

- To her hotel.
- Wow.

But this is exactly the
point I'm trying to make.

Okay?

She was in the city on business.

She invited me to come to her hotel,

which I... I knew what that meant

because she'd never done it before.

Okay? And I realized at that point

that I needed to just stop talking to her.

- End of story.
- How did she take it?

- Was it a tearful farewell?
- I don't know.

Were there hugs? Was there weeping?

No.

Because there was an incident.

What kind of incident?

There was a very bad incident.

- What?
- 9/11.

- What do you mean... what?
- 9/11 happened, okay?

9/11.

I mean,

once I established that she was okay

because her hotel was down in that area,

I turned the car around

and I came straight home.

- What?
- And that was it.

What?

When I asked you

about the dust on your car,

you told me

that you had rushed down to Ground Zero

to deliver water to the first responders.

I... I did do that.

I... I mean, I did that also.

Because I was already
down in that area, okay?

Oh, fuck it.

I didn't take any water to anybody, okay?

Because all the stores were closed!

It was chaos.

It was hard as shit to buy water.

I couldn't find a fucking cash machine.

And I heard the banks were next.

- So I was in harm's way.
- Wow.

Wow!

- Right?
- Wow.

Un-fucking-believable.

It's nice, right?

Fuck.

So I'm like, "Excuse me,

doesn't an affair mean
it had to be physical?"

And they're like, "An emotional
affair is just as hurtful."

Blah, blah, bliggity, bliggity, whatever.

It's just a mess, old buddy.

It's just a fucking mess.

The worst part is I don't even
have Frances to talk to about it.

I don't have anybody to talk to.

I mean, sure, I have my buddies at work,

but my subordinates can't
see their boss be weak.

I thought about getting a therapist,

but if this ball-crusher
of a marriage counselor

is any indication, that's
just money down the toidy.

- I don't even believe in therapy...
- Robert?

Nick!

Please shut up.

Come again, Nick?

Please shut the fuck up.

Please?

Oh! Oh, oh.

I'm so sorry. Are you okay?

I'm okay.

- Hello, sweetheart.
- Oh!

I'm so sorry! I'm so sorry!

- I'm so sorry! I didn't mean to.
- It's okay. It's okay.

- I didn't mean to.
- I know you didn't mean to.

Of course you didn't mean to.

- I know. Shh.
- Hey, Nick, you're still pretty out of it,

so I think I should remind
you Diane tried to shoot us.

- Robert.
- Well, you know what?

There's been a conspiracy of silence

surrounding both our
marriages for a long time

and I'm not gonna be a part of it.

Robert, it was an accident.

I never should've had a gun in the house,

especially not where this
daffy broad could find it.

Holy shit.

No, I was just trying to scare you.

- Well, you did.
- You were being so hateful to me.

I know I was.

But I won't be.

- Ever again.
- Really?

That Nick is somebody

neither one of us wants around anymore.

Jumping in here again there, buddy,

'cause I think you're really high.

Gotta remember Diane
attacked us with a handgun.

Robert, you are harshing my buzz.

Get me a Sprite.

- I missed you so much.
- This is tough to watch.

- Hey.
- Hey, Barb.

- Go right in.
- Hi.

Hi.

So...

- Nick woke up.
- Yeah, I know.

I saw him this morning.

He looked good.

Yeah, he's lost a lot of weight.

It's a hell of a way to lose weight.

Yeah.

So I'm gonna sign a lease

for my gallery space on Main Street.

- What?
- Yeah.

It's pretty good.

I mean, you know,

it needs to be fixed
up a little bit, but...

I don't know, Frances. Really?

With everything that's going on,

you really think that this
is the time to open a store?

It's not a store. It's an art gallery.

Whatever it is, I think you
should hold off for a few months

because there are more important things

that we should be thinking about.

Right. All right. No, no, no...

- Where are you going?
- I think we're wasting our time with counseling.

- So do I.
- Then let's not do it.

Fine with me.

Barbara, can you tell Dr. Henderson

that we're, um... we're done?

Hey.

I'm just gonna get going.

I guess I'll have my
lawyer call your lawyer?

I don't have a lawyer.

Yeah, I don't have a lawyer either.

Well, isn't there a way
to do this without lawyers?

I don't know. Is there?

I'll figure it out.

I can figure it out.

How are you gonna figure it out?

My computer.

Yeah, no, I'll figure
it out. It's all right.

- You've got a lot going on.
- Not really,

other than figuring out
where I'm gonna sleep tonight.

Robert, I told you there's no
reason why you can't stay here.

Frances, come on.

There's about a thousand
reasons I can't stay here.

I'm sorry, Robert. I
really am. I never meant...

Let's don't have a big emotional scene.

I... I can't take it.

- I'm sorry.
- It's okay.

Just remember something...

I always loved you.

And I loved you.

Good-bye, Frances.

Good-bye, Robert.

Good-bye.

Good-bye.

I really need to use the washroom

and... and I gotta do it in a hurry.

I think you know what that means.

- Yeah, go ahead.
- Thanks.

Can you go upstairs first?

Oh, sure.

I don't want your last
memory of me in this house

to be, you know?

Yeah, no, I... I got it, Robert. Thank you.

All right. Thank you.

Frances.

I just wanted to say your name again.

Fuck.

Oh, come on.

God damn it.

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