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[mellow music]

[watering can clunks]

- [Mac] Get your roots.

Just get your roots.

All right, go.

- [Willy] Sweet William, May.

- [Mac] Nah, June,
birthday's in June, right?

That's how you got your name.

- [Willy] Common rosemary, autumn.

- [Mac] Autumn, when?

October, right?

Go.

- [Willy] Dauntless
iris, end of May or June.

- [Mac] All right.

- [Willy] Whiskey Mac, spring.

- [Mac] Right.

- [Willy] Herb-of-grace,
spring and early summer.

Violet, July.

Fletcher, late summer.

Mountain laurel, September.

- [Mac] August.

- [Willy] August.

Dusty millers, what was it?

- [Mac] All summer.

- [Willy] Black-eyed Susan, I don't know.

- [Mac] Forget it!

- [Willy] Basil.

- [Mac] I said forget it, forget it.

I said roots!

Give me--

[Willy shouts]

[water can clatters]

[hand slaps]
[Willy gasps]

[somber music]

I'm sorry, Willy.

Shh, I didn't mean to hit you, I'm sorry.

Come on, we'll get you some ice cream.

[reserved music]

- Obedience, August.

Aphrodite,

fall.

- [Woman] That's rosebud
in there, Rosemary.

[faint chattering]

Virginia creeper, never.

Black-eyed Susan, all summer.

[faint chattering]

[door thuds]
- Fuck you, too, honey.

- [Woman] Fuck you, honey.

Red hot pokers, all summer.

Baby tears, September.

[lively fiddle music]

- [Rosemary] Violet, come here!

What're they doing now?

- Everyone's watching Basil play.

And the priest is drinking with Daddy.

- [Rosemary] Any sign of him?

- [Iris] No.

- [Rosemary] Ugh.

- [Iris] Everybody's waiting.

- They can wait.

- Rosemary?

- Mom.

- [Iris] Violet, let's get your dress on.

- I don't want to.

- Go get ready and shut
that fucking dog up.

- [Violet] It's your dog.

- [Rosemary] Get outta here!

- Now, Violet.

- [Violet] I don't wanna
be a goddamn flower girl!

- You gonna tell her?

I ain't startin' without him.

[Pete barks]

[clattering]
[Pete whimpers]

[guests cheer]

[knocking on door]

- Mom!

[Grace vocalizes]
[knocking on door]

Mom.

Mom?

Open the door.

Mom, Grace.

[door clatters]

Mom, are you deaf, or what?

- Hey.

- Well, hello.

Violet would like to
say hello to you, too.

Did you take your pill last night?

I asked you to take your pill last night

because today is gonna be very hectic.

Are you coming down?

Do you remember that your granddaughter's

getting married today?

Do you remember that your
grandson is coming home today?

[Grace vocalizes]

Do you want to pin on your hat?

♪ Gettin' down, yeah ♪

♪ Get on down ♪

♪ Gettin' down, down ♪

[lively fiddle music]

- [Rosemary] Fuck me.

[dress rips]
[groans]

[sighs]

If that son of a bitch ain't dead,

I'm going to kill him.

[Pete groans]

Get out of the fucking way!

[clattering]

[Pete whimpers]

- Love lies bleeding,

summer.

[guests applaud]

- [Rosemary] Get rid of
the fucking umbrella.

Now, no, take this, okay.

Fuck!

["Wedding March"]

Okay, go!

No, I've gotta get my skirt up!

Go, go ahead, go.

- [Woman] No, give me those.

- [Rosemary] Get ahead of me, go!

- [Mac] Come on.

- Honey, wait a minute.

Hold it a minute.

Ugh, I've got to back up.

Could you back up just a little, a step?

- [Officiant] We are gathered this day

to witness the joining
of a man and a woman

in holy matrimony.

Before the eyes of God

this is a sacred vow,

the genesis of a new family.

There are no boundaries
to that commitment.

- [Rosemary] Finally, you fucker!

- For family transcends time,

transcends place,

transcends life and death.

The bond you make today is not only.

[Pete whimpers]

[tense music]

You will remember and honor

[panting]

The Christian groom that your parents

provided for you,

so that your future children.

[Willy gasps]

Is not only important to both of you,

marriage is a celebration of God's love.

So you must always treat the other

with love, honor, and respect.

[Pete barks]

[Willy chuckles]

[intriguing music]

Tenderness and compassion
that you feel for Christ.

This bond of love and trust and fidelity

is not only important to you,

and to your families,

and to your community,

and to your future children,

but this vow is important to God, Himself.

- Oh, I do, I do [laughs]!

- [Officiant] To pass
on His blessed spirit--

- [Grace] I do, I do [vocalizes].

- Blessed spirit to your children

and your grandchildren and um.

- Mom, nobody asked you.

♪ Di, di, di, di, di ♪

♪ Di, di, di, di, di ♪

- [Willy] Nana?

[Grace vocalizes]

[Grace chuckles]

- Hi.

- [Officiant] To love, honor, and to obey

[both vocalize]

in sickness and in health,

for as long as you both shall live?

Do you, Fletcher, take Rosemary

to be your lawfully wedded wife

to love, honor, and cherish

in sickness and in health

for as long as you both shall live?

Fletcher?

- [Fletcher] Yeah.

- [Officiant] By the power vested in me,

I now pronounce you--

- Whoa.
- Woo.

[both laugh]

[cheerful fiddle music]

- [Woman] I'm going
here, I'm going [laughs].

Would you just shut up and get me a beer?

[clattering]

[toilet flushes]

- Friend of the bride?

- Fuck right off.

- You look good.

- You, too.

- Yeah.
- Come here, come here.

Come here.

- [Willy] Hey.

- Help me with this
fucking dress, will ya?

- Bye.

- Congratulations, that's
quite a catch you got there.

- Hold up this end, or
I'm gonna soak my panties.

I've been drinking like a camel today.

[groans]

Jesus.

That feels good.

I'm gonna burn a fucking
hole in this thing.

So, you must feel like you're
in the goddamn Twilight Zone.

- No kidding, your
husband's coming on to me.

- Oh, I'll divorce the fucker.

Are you scared?

- Well, I don't have to be scared

with you to protect me, do I?

- Oh, fuck off, I was never like that!

- Yes, you were like that,

always made me look like the stupid one.

- You are the stupid one.

Give me some toilet paper.

- I can't believe Pete's still alive.

- Oh, God, I know.

Here, hold my smoke.

[Willy coughs]

It's the saddest thing, Jesus.

Been bumpin' his head
on the same fucking spot

for the past two years.

Jesus, you're skinny.

- I, uh, I thought the,

I thought the measurements
you told your sister

must've been all wrong,
so I got the big size.

I had no idea you'd,

you look very handsome.

Well, maybe a little thin, you know.

You haven't been sick?

- I'm fit as a fiddle, Mom.

- [Iris] Well, there's
food, there's cold cuts,

and all kinds of desserts.

- [Willy] I'm fine.

- [Iris] You have to have something,

you must be starving,
after such a long trip.

- [Willy] Hello.

- So, you're my brother.

- I guess.

- You're not fat.

- No.

- Well, where you been?

- [Willy] Oh, I've been
away in the big city.

- Must keep you busy.

- It does.

- Pleasure to meet you.

- Well, it's a pleasure to meet you, too.

What's his name?

- Violet.

- [Willy] Anything else I should know?

- It's not funny.

[Willy laughs]

I'll get you a sandwich.

[uneasy music]

- [Mac] Willy!

- Hi.

- Give your father a hug.

I can't believe you're here.

You're cold.

I guess I'm hot.

- Why, sweet William!

I remember you when
you were only this big.

- Hi, Aunt Laurel.

- Where'd you leave the rest
of ya, in your suitcase?

Oh, why Mac, he's just beautiful.

- No thanks to you, you goddamn slut.

- Poppy.
- Don't start with me today.

- Why don't you mind
your own goddamn business

and leave him alone!

- For God's sake.

- You wanna stick your nose
in somebody's business--

- [Willy] Poppy, it's Rosie's wedding day.

- You shut up!

You wanna stick your nose
in somebody's business

you can just take a good
long suck on my ass.

You got it?

- You prick of misery.

- Mac,

your bottle is empty.

[guests cheer]

[lively Celtic music]

[Fletcher shouts]

- Hey, baby.

- [Man] Higher, higher.

- [Man] Oh, yeah, a difficult challenge.

- Sucker.

- [Guests] Oh!

- Bitch.

Hey!

- Ladies on the left, gents on the right.

- Violet, you'll miss the bouquet.

- Give me that!

- Maizie O'Shea, you
better get out of there.

You're not allowed to
catch any more bouquets.

At least, not till you get your divorce!

[Rosemary laughs]

Okay, here we go.

Who's going to be married next?

Who's going to be the lucky one?

[suspenseful music]

[women scream]

[body thuds]

[woman groans]

- [Woman] Oh, my goodness!

- Oh, oh.
- Goodness.

- [Musician] That's a bitter first taste

of married life, isn't it?

[Willy laughs]

Better find her a man before she comes to.

All the gents in their
spots, shove it along, now.

- [Willy] No, no, no,

I think you've done
enough damage for one day.

- [Musician] Time to throw that garter.

- [Violet] Well, it was your idea.

- Yeah, well, you did it first!

- [Violet] Yeah, well, you're
supposed to know better.

- [Musician] Here it goes!

- [Violet] Idiot.

- [Musician] Atta boy, where'd it go?

- Shit!

- [Man] Jesus.

- [Violet] William caught it!

- [Man] There's somebody under there.

- [Violet] William caught the headband!

[guests cheer]

- [Man] Whoa!

[hand slaps]

- [Guests] Oh!

- [Woman] You be good now, Fletcher.

- [Woman] Okay, there we go.

[car horn beeps]

- [Woman] Bye-bye.

- [Guests] Bye!

[tires screech]

- Fuck, Violet, get outta the
fucking street, you idiot!

We could've cracked
your fucking head open!

- Fuck you.

- Yeah, that's exactly right,
fuck me, you dirty bitch.

[guests all speak at once]

- [Woman] Have fun!

- [Man] See you on Tuesday.

- [Woman] Have fun.

Bye-bye.

[upbeat music]

[Violet laughs]

[ship horn blares]

- Take him in and clean him up.

- [Willy] Poppy, Poppy.

Here.

[gentle music]

- He should've been on time.

There's no reason he
couldn't have been on time.

[Grace vocalizes]

[water sloshes]

[shower head squeaks]

[Mac gasps]

- It's okay.

You're okay.

You're okay.

- [Iris] So, what do you do now?

- Well, I'm a waiter,

and when I can, I sing
jingles on the radio.

[Mac moans]

[body thuds]

Oh, sorry.

[Mac snores]

Oh, I'm sorry.

- [Iris] Jingles?

- [Willy] Yeah, commercials.

- [Iris] Sing me a jingle.

- Well, my biggest gig so far has been.

♪ W-98 FM radio ♪

But, you know, there's like

two other people singing it with me.

They play it every 20
minutes or something.

- [Iris] Oh.

- Mostly, I'm a waiter.

[Mac snores]

[thunder crackles]

Look, she's dreaming of me.

- I'll make some tea.

I never looked at the room from up here.

It's a lot different,
different if you were tall.

- Well, nobody's that tall.

- Magic Johnson.

I thought I had some of that weird tea.

- [Willy] Regular's fine.

- There's a whole cake left.

I gave Rosemary your room

but you've got all kinds
of stuff in the basement.

Just take what you want.

- Oh, great, I can use my
old T-shirts as bed sheets.

- William, I've been taking care

of your things for 10 years.

I just want you to look around,

and if there's anything that you want

I want you to take it with you.

That's why I kept your
things in the first place.

Otherwise, I coulda got rid of them.

Oh, watch!

- [Willy] Can he even see?

- Sometimes.

- [Willy] Why don't you have him put down?

- Oh, I've been trying to
have him put down for a year.

Your father won't do it.

All it is to me is suffering.

All those years he knew
not to shit the floor,

now he can't help it.

But he knows he's not supposed to.

He feels bad about it, you can tell.

Just the expression on his
face when you come home

and he's shit the floor.

[Pete whimpers]

No one punishes him anymore.

He just feels bad.

- [Willy] What about Nana?

- Oh, they don't let you put
down old people [chuckles].

I don't think she's got dying on her mind.

[kettle whistles]

Known that woman for 30
years, never seen her happier.

- Alzheimer's?

- Yeah, about five years ago

caught her up in the middle of the night

taking the stove apart

trying to put out the pilot light.

Convinced we were all
gonna burn in our sleep

if she didn't put out the pilot light.

Ruined the stove.

Took her to the doctor's.

Said she was in the middle stage of it.

I felt bad.

[riveting music]

[Pete whimpers]

Should've had her in there years ago.

But who could tell?

I thought she was just gettin' old.

You didn't have any cake.

- [Willy] I didn't have any
because I don't want any.

- Milk?

- [Willy] No.

- [Iris] Sugar?

- No.

- Do you have to starve yourself?

- No more than I had
to gorge myself before.

- You were never fat when you were little.

And you never ate that much.

That was the weird thing.

- Well, not when you could see me.

There was nothing you could do about it.

Nobody could make me be skinny.

It was one thing you couldn't make me be.

Felt good.

- That felt good, looking like that?

- I didn't care how I looked.

I wasn't going anywhere.

Nothing fit me, anyway.

Being fat meant I didn't
have to play any sports.

I didn't have to have any fights.

I didn't have to have a girlfriend.

- So you were fat because of me.

- No, if you'd had a different son,

he would have been skinny.

I am skinny.

- You have a friend now?

- Yes.

- What's his name?

- Dick,

his name is Dick.

- What does your Dick do?

- [Willy] Computers.

- Do you love him?

- Funny, that's what he says.

Yes, I love Dick.

- And you're not unhappy anymore?

- [Willy] No, I'm very
happy, happy enough.

- I thought I would never see you again.

I thought you hated me.

- I love you.

Well, you know, of course I love you.

I've never heard you tell
Poppy that you love him,

but I know you do.

- Oh, don't tell me that I love him,

'cause you know I don't.

- [Willy] Then why do you stay here?

- This was our house,
goddamn it, yours and mine,

and your sister's, and now Violet's.

If I could have given you
this on my own, I would have.

How am I supposed to pay the rent?

You know, if I didn't
have you kids, I'd be,

I'd be somewhere warm, at least.

- [Willy] Well, I'm sorry
to have been a burden.

- Your father used to cry
every year on your birthday.

- [Willy] [scoffs] Poor guy!

- [Iris] He blames me for you,

well, me and Laurel.

He woulda let the garden die,

if I hadn't taken care of it--

- Well, you think everything would die

if you didn't take care of it.

I'm sorry.

The place looks very nice.

It's like I never left.

[Mac snores]

[thunder crackles]

[rain patters]

[subdued music]

- All you gotta do is just back up.

[thunder crackles]

- [Willy] Blessings, all summer.

How much for the seagull?

- [MacDougal] You can have that.

- Really, how about these two blue jays?

- Those would be $2.

Those belong to my daughter.

[Fletcher moans]

- How much for the doll?

- [MacDougal] About $2.80.

[gentle music]

- Come on.

Grow.

Grow.

Grow.

Grow.

Grow.

[mellow music]

[seagulls squawk]

Why can't she eat with the rest of us?

Why can't she eat with the rest of us?

- [Iris] I didn't ask her why.

- [Mac] That's bullshit.

You water the garden yet?

- Not yet.

- Well, get your fat ass out there

and water it before you sit at the table.

- [Iris] She's 68 years old,
she can eat where she wants.

- [Mac] Don't bring her
another plate upstairs.

We're gonna get goddamn mice in the house.

- Oh, give me a break.

- If she wants to eat,

she can come to the goddamn
table like the rest of us.

This isn't a nursing home.

- She doesn't like to climb the stairs.

Why don't you give her our room

and we'll take the one upstairs.

- No, goddamn it.

- Why not?

- [Mac] I want my privacy!

- Listen to yourself, she's your mother.

- That's right, I used
to follow her rules.

Now she follows mine.

- Fine, then you can help
her down the goddamn stairs.

- Too goddamn bad, isn't it?

- Yeah, too bad for everyone, but you.

- Too bad.

I thought I told you to water the garden.

- I just did.

- [Mac] Jesus Christ.

How did you water the
garden in 30 seconds, huh?

- I just did.

- Say somethin'.

[dishes clatter]

- Woops.

- Don't you goddamn lie to me.

Now go on upstairs and wash.

You water the garden right after supper.

[dishes clatter]

Quiet!

- Why, you gonna hit me?

- Kids, supper's ready!

- Is there gravy or somethin'?

- [Willy] I got something for you, Nana.

- You've been crying.

- [Willy] No, I was watering the plants.

- Ah, the big jerk.

- [Willy] Yeah, I brought you a present.

It's a little beat up, though.

- What's that?

Ooh, my back.

Oh, it's a seagull [laughs]!

My goodness, I didn't know what it was.

Where'd you get it?

- [Willy] MacDougal had another yard sale.

He gave it to me.

Do you like it?

- Oh, woo, woo.

Aw, aw, aw, aw [laughs].

He just wants to talk to people.

Have you seen my porcelain
penguin that was here?

- [Willy] No.

- Who would've taken it?

- Maybe you put it down somewhere else.

- I know where my things belong.

Somebody took that penguin.

And that's not all,

I had a whole set of
these ducks, four of 'em.

Now I've only got one.

Rosemary gave me these ducks one Christmas

when you was just little kids.

You was just a baby.

Ah, damn it.

How am I gonna remember that Christmas?

My first Christmas in this house.

Now, how am I supposed to remember that?

- I lose things in this
house all the time.

Maybe Mom knows where it is.

- I'm gonna have to hide
my things in my room,

my own room, my good things.

I'll put it in this drawer.

Laurel was there, your Aunt Laurel.

That's when the ducks disappeared.

What is Aunt Laurel gonna do
with your freaking ducks, Nana?

Could you get dressed, Willy?

I wanna get out of here.

- Where you goin'?

- [Willy] There's a
stupid dance at school.

- You going to a dance?

Oh, dear God in heaven.

Now, you know to count to six?

- What?

- If you're gonna kiss a boy,

you gotta count to six
while you're doing it.

And then stop.

After six, it's a sin.

You got pockets?

- Yeah.

- You carrying your protection with you?

- [Rosemary] What?

- Started when your father was young.

Every party dress had to have pockets.

Now,

your hands.

Now, these'll keep you safe.

Now, you feel some of that,
that hocus-pocus coming

in your body, you don't have to worry.

[footsteps crunching]

- [Willy] I'll finish before I go.

- [Mac] Oh, that's okay, I'll do it.

You, uh, you go out

and have fun.

Here.

Oh, here.

Have a good time.

- Thanks, I still have 20 from last time.

♪ As the day goes on ♪

♪ I grow tired ♪

♪ The voice is constant ♪

- [Girl] Fuck off!

- [Boy] Hey, wait.

- [Girl] Shut up!

- [Boy] Wait!

- [Girl] Shut up!

- Come on, you guys, I wanna go dance.

- [Rosemary] Here, I'm
gonna need more drugs in me

before I go into that place at night.

Christ, what the fuck are they thinking?

It's like loitering
around goddamn Alcatraz

while you're out on parole.

- [Fletcher] Willy, why don't
you go dance with Susan?

- I don't dance, I just sort of jiggle.

- I don't wanna go in with just him.

- Just get the fuck in there both of you

before you drive me
out of my fucking mind.

- [Willy] If you go five paces ahead of me

no one will suspect you're riding a blimp.

- I didn't mean it like that.

- [Willy] Oh, yeah, it
must've been just another one

of your clever double
meanings, right Susan?

♪ Ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma ♪

♪ My mother told me what to do today ♪

[Rosemary exhales]

[Fletcher laughs]

♪ Petals in a stream ♪

♪ Lover's lost bouquet ♪

♪ Fading like a dream ♪

♪ As they're washed away ♪

♪ Dancing on the waves ♪

♪ It disappears at last ♪

♪ Like the love you gave ♪

♪ Just an echo from the past ♪

[boys laugh]

- [Fletcher] Smell that.

- [Willy] What?

- [Fletcher] Smell my finger.

What's it smell like?

- [Willy] Like lobster.

- [Fletcher] It's your sister!

- [Willy] Eww!

- [Fletcher] Eee!

[door clatters]

["Petals in a Stream"]

- You're late.

- [Willy] Sorry.

- The dance just ended.

- Did your sister go home with Susan?

- [Fletcher] They both
went over to Beth Lawson's.

- What about you?

Does your mother know where you are?

I told her I might come over after.

- And what did she say?

- She said, "Have a good time."

- [laughs] Yeah, that
sounds like your mother.

- [Fletcher] She did, I swear.

- You better not be lying to me, Fletcher.

All right.

Don't wake your father up.

And take off those wet things

before you come into this house.

Put 'em by the door and I'll wash 'em,

so you have somethin' to
wear tomorrow, Fletcher.

I'm going to bed.

Don't make noise.

- [Fletcher] Goodnight!

- So did you really tell your mother

you were gonna sleep over?

- She'll figure it out.

- [Willy] You don't have
to take your underwear off.

- [Fletcher] What's the big deal?

- [Willy] Oh, nothing.

- Didn't you ever see
someone naked before?

- Yeah.

- We partied naked at Adam's last month.

- Ooh, the social event of the season.

Get off!

- What do you think, I'm gonna rape you?

- No, I can do it.

- You're small.

- Thanks for pointing it out.

You know, just what I hoped to hear.

I mean, you're so
anatomically gifted yourself.

- [Fletcher] Yeah, well, I am.

- [Willy] What are you doing?

- [Fletcher] Relax, I'm just kidding.

- Yeah, it really felt
like you were kidding.

Here, how do you like it?

- I like it a lot.

There's nothing wrong with it.

- [Willy] I know.

- So go ahead.

I'm getting a huge one.

I see you're gettin' huge, too.

- [Grace] Get outta there!

- [Willy] Oh, God.

- Holy, bloody Mother of God!

"Hail Mary, full of grace.

"The Lord is with thee.

"Blessed art thou amongst women,

"and blessed is the
fruit of thy womb, Jesus.

"Holy Mary, Mother of God,

"pray for us sinners,

"now and at the hour of our death.

"Hail Mary, full of grace.

"The Lord is with thee.

"Blessed art thou amongst women,

"and blessed is the fruit of thy womb"

[glass clatters]

Jesus!

"Mary, Mother of God

"Hail Mary

"full of grace."

- [Willy] Grandma, please, please!

"The Lord is with thee."

- Please, please, please, please.

- "Blessed art thou amongst women

"and blessed is the
fruit of thy womb, Jesus.

"Holy Mary, Mother--"

- What the hell is going on?

William, where's Fletcher?

- [Grace] Hail Mary.

- [Iris] William?

This one?

- It's not the same.

♪ Ooh wah ooh ooh ♪

Look at that one, it's not even pretty.

- [Willy] I don't think we'll find one

exactly like the other one.

- You don't pick just any one.

It's God's eyes into your house.

God sees everything, William.

- I'm telling you, it's a normal thing.

Boys just, they have to do
something with their thing.

They just don't know exactly what yet.

Ask Mac, he was a farm boy.

Probably did the same thing with goats.

- I can't tell Mac.

Oh, he'd kill him.

Oh my God, he would kill him.

What if Mac finds him doing it?

- Look, he's almost 16 years old.

You wanna push him up the right track.

Give him the opportunity.

I know a woman who could help you out.

- Oh, my Jesus, Laurel.

- [laughs] She's not a hooker or anything.

She just, you know, she needs the money.

She'll do it.

She did it for that O'Leary kid.

You know, the slow one.

♪ Making all your feelings come alive ♪

♪ So you open up ♪

- [Grace] Oh, Iris

♪ Windows and doors ♪

♪ And the sun and breeze ♪

♪ Streams across the floors ♪

♪ The river is rising ♪

- Uh, this is a miracle.

Excuse me, how much is that Virgin?

- This one?

That's my personal Virgin.

It's not for sale.

- [Iris] Is that the one?

- Yes.

- Look, excuse me, please,

my mother-in-law has had
that particular Virgin

for over 30 years and she broke it.

- Oh, my!

Still, I don't think
I could part with her.

- It will break her heart.

- All right, all right,
Virgin is a Virgin.

What name would you like
to put on her bottom?

- Her name is Grace May.

Isn't that providence?

Look, my name is Grace, too!

Father, can you bless
this Virgin for the lady?

- Oh, no, no, no, that's not necessary.

Please, don't bother.

- Oh no, that's what he's
here for, it's included.

- [Iris] Mom.

- Father, are you ready to
bless the Virgin, or what?

Oh, now, hang on, she
hasn't got the receipt.

How many times do I tell you

don't bless the Virgin
until you get the receipt?

[Laurel laughs]

♪ Spring, spring, spring, spring ♪

♪ Spring, spring, spring, spring ♪

♪ Spring, spring, spring, spring, spring ♪

[knocking on door]

- I'm Iris.

I called earlier, about an appointment.

- Come in.

It's okay, come on in.

- Go in the house.

- You, too.

This is Bud.

[Bud babbles]

Come on.

You wait in here, honey.

Just a second.

[coins clink]

Listen, you tell anybody
about this, I'll kill you.

- No, um, mum's the word.

- Now, you take care of mine.

[Bud babbles]

Your name is Willy, right?

My name's Dusty.

Sweetie, your mom's asked
me to take care of you.

You know what I mean?

You're a man now, right?

Not a little boy anymore.

So, it's time you got to know
a woman, don't you think?

Sure.

All right?

So, I'm just gonna help
you out a little bit, okay?

You ever seen a woman before?

- I've smelled them.

- [Dusty] Would you like to touch them?

- No, thank you.

- Will, would you do it for me?

There, now, it's not so bad, is it?

- [Willy] No, I wouldn't
categorize it as bad.

- Okay, now come here.

[bed creaks]

- I can't believe it, you're full of shit!

- You don't tell anybody.

- So, was it good?

- My stomach hurts.

- You got a sexually-transmitted
stomachache [chuckles].

- You not going to school?

- [Rosemary] He's sick.

- Sick, how?

- [Rosemary] Clap.

- Rosemary.

- Mom.

- [Iris] Go wait in the car.

- Yes, madam.

- You don't have to go to school today.

[phone rings]

- [Woman] Hello?

- Is Fletcher there?

- [Woman] Hang on.

Fletcher, telephone.

- [Fletcher] What?

- It's me, Willy.

- [Fletcher] I know, what do you want?

- Can you come over today?

- [Fletcher] No.

- Tonight?

- [Fletcher] No, I don't wanna come over.

I don't want your mother
calling my mother,

and I don't wanna talk about it.

I gotta go to school right now.

Look, Willy, I don't
wanna talk about it, okay?

I got to go, bye.

[phone clicks]

[dial tone rings]

[somber music]

[beads clatter]

[toilet flushes]

- Pansies

spring and fall.

["Sir James Baird"]

- [Violet] You're dead!

I'll kill you, I'll kill you!

I hate you.

I'll tear your freaking tail off!

I hate you, you freaking fleabag.

[Willy coughs]

You stupid dog.

Rotten thing.

[Pete whimpers]

Can't even stand up, you miserable retard.

We're going to put you in
a room with your crazy Nana

and then we'll see who's mean.

- Violet!

You can wake the dead.

- No, I couldn't.

- Well, stop trying.

You don't have to yell, Pete can hear you.

- [Violet] Pete's deaf.

- Well, I'm not.

- You can't tell me what to do.

- No, fucking kidding.

Oh, I guess she did wake the dead.

- You seen your mother?

- [Willy] No.

Not feeling too good, eh?

- I got a lump on my head.

- Yeah, you're pretty
clumsy when you're drinkin'.

- It's the weirdest damn thing,

she didn't say she was going anywhere.

- Maybe she went to church.

- [Mac] She hasn't been
to church in years.

- Did you ask Violet?

- Violet doesn't talk to me much.

- [Willy] Violet, have you seen Mom?

- [Violet] She's on the honeymoon.

- Well, mystery solved.

Um, Poppy, it's nice to be back.

- I can't believe you're here.

Excuse me.

[phone rings]

- [Willy] Hello.

- [Laurel] Good morning, William.

- [Willy] Oh, hi, Aunt Laurel.

- [Laurel] Your mom there?

- [Willy] No, she's not home.

- [Laurel] Oh, do you know where she is?

- I don't know, she just went out.

- [Laurel] Well, has your father seen her?

- No, he doesn't know.

- [Laurel] Well, did
anybody clean up the yard?

- Um, I don't know, I haven't looked yet,

I think it's still a mess, hold on.

[phone clatters]

[tense music]

Did you ever think you'd be skinny?

[car horn honks]

[Pete barks]

You're a walking disaster, boy.

[door thuds]

- [Laurel] Mac?

What the hell is going on?

- What do you want?

- Did you call the police?

- I don't know what happened to her.

- [Laurel] Mac, in all the
years you've been married

has Iris ever not been home

when you woke up in the morning?

- [Mac] No.

- [Laurel] Yet, you didn't
think to call the police?

- [Mac] It ain't a crime, Laurel.

- [Laurel] She could be dead.

- [Mac] [groans] My head hurts.

- Yeah, and you stink
like a distillery, too.

Who saw her last?

Did she take care of Mom?

- [Mac] What are you so
concerned about all of a sudden?

- [Laurel] Why not, how
long can you just sit there?

- Will you stop it?

My head is pounding.

- Oh, I'm sorry, I'll just creep upstairs

to change mother's underwear and bedsheets

since the man of the house

can't wrap his freakin'
little mind around the task.

- [Mac] Quiet!

You haven't lifted a
goddamn finger in 10 years.

- [Laurel] Did you hit her?

- You get outta my house.

- You did, you stupid son of a bitch.

- [Mac] I didn't hit
anybody, you goddamn cow.

- [Laurel] Who's gonna
take care of Mom, Mac?

Oh, I'm gonna do it.

- [Mac] I'll do it.

- [Laurel] Fine, idiot, swear
to God, you useless thing.

- [Mac] When are you gonna learn to mind

your own goddamn business?

[door thuds]

[Pete whimpers]

[clattering]

- [Willy] Shit, I forgot
to shut the fucking door.

Oh, oh, Pete,

I'm sorry.

- [Grace] Iris [groans]!

Get your hands off.

- [Mac] No, look, I got--

- [Grace] Get your hands off.

- [Mac] I gotta take 'em down.

[Grace groans]

Don't start, stop fighting.

[hand slaps]

Will you stay in one goddamn
place, for Christ's sake?

- Iris!

- I'm gonna roll you over.

When I say roll over, you roll over.

[Grace screams]

Come on.

- Iris, don't.

- [Mac] You roll over.

- Here, I'll help you.

- [Mac] I can do it.

- No, I'm here to help you.

I'm here to help you.

[Grace sobs]

It's okay, grandma,
you're okay, it's okay.

Relax, that's right, yeah.

there you go, that's right.

- [Mac] Where could she be?

["Oran Na H-Eala"]

- You're okay.

You know, you're okay.

You know, I'm getting to
remember why you're so fucked up.

10 years from now, you'll
have all but forgotten this.

- [Child] Willy, Willy,
I'm gonna get you, Willy.

I catch you, you're dead, you're dead!

Dead, dead!

♪ Million dreams ♪

- Will, what can I do for you?

- Well, you could start by
covering up those chicken legs.

- That ain't my leg.

Rosie.

- [Rosemary] I'm right here.

She tell you she was going anywhere?

- No, but I don't think she's coming back.

- She said she was glad you were coming.

- [Fletcher] What, you leaving?

- No, I'm gonna sit in this hotel room

and give you blowjobs while
my mother goes missing,

for Christ's sake.

- [Laurel] Mac, you ignorant thing.

- I didn't see her after the wedding

'cause I went straight to bed.

- [Officer] What time?

- [Laurel] He saw her last.

- [Officer] You are?

- Her son.
- William.

- [Officer] Where?

- Heading toward the rocks.

- [Laurel] For God's sake, she
could have been swept away.

- [Officer] What time?

- We talked all night.

- You live here?
- No.

- No.

- Where do you live?

- [Laurel] He hasn't
seen them for 10 years.

- [Officer] You haven't
seen her for 10 years

until last night, and she disappears?

- [Laurel] That's right.

- Right.

- Would you let him
fucking answer for himself?

- I'm just saying.

- Just let him fucking answer.

- You are?

- Rosemary.
- Her daughter.

- Don't you even start with me.

- [Officer] And you?

- Ah, he's nothing, he's my husband.

Mom's fine, Poppy.

[Mac groans]

- His head is sore.

- [Officer] What happened to your head?

- [Mac] I got a lump.

- [Officer] Were you in a fight recently?

- [Laurel] Oh, God, I knew it.

- I didn't hit her.

- [Officer] She hit you?

- I don't remember.

- Oh, of course not.

- Will you shut up?

- I did it.

I hit his head on the bed.

- When?

- You come home after 10 years,

hit your father on the head

and your mother's missing?

- [Violet] You better
run, you little squirt.

- [Rosemary] Violet, quiet.

- [Officer] All right,
people, settle down.

Now, who's this?

- Youngest daughter.

- Ha.

- Don't you goddamn ha.

- Oh, what are we gonna do?

Lie to the police now, too?

- Jesus, let's get outta here.

- [Violet] I didn't do anything.

- [Rosemary] Come on, Willy, come here.

- [Laurel] You deal with it.

Have a drink on me.

Kiss my ass.

- It's all right, Violet,
we're gonna find her.

- Fuck you.

Fuck you all!

- [sighs] Cheers, cheers.

- So if she's not Mom's
daughter, who is she?

- She's Mom's granddaughter, Willy.

- But she doesn't know that.

- No.

- Why didn't you just tell me?

- Because you disappeared for 10 years

without a fucking phone call, Willy.

It's not the sort of thing
you put on a post card.

- Well, it doesn't, I mean,

it doesn't make any difference to me.

- It doesn't?

- [Willy] No, of course not.

Who's the father?

[Rosemary scoffs]

- A guy I love very much.

- Yeah, does he know?

- Apparently not.

- [Willy] Do I know him?

- Yeah.

- [Willy] What's his name?

- You.

You and Dusty Miller.

[Willy grunts]

[Grace vocalizes]

- How could she do this?

- We'd have told you if
we could've reached you.

After a few years, you
just start believing it.

Did you take your pill last night?

[Grace vocalizes]

- Where's her pills?

- [Rosemary] Kitchen.

- [Willy] How does she take
them if she's locked in?

- She doesn't, you gotta give 'em to her.

- [Willy] Then why do
you ask if she took them?

- Because if she answers
you, she's havin' a good day.

If she doesn't answer you,

she went out to space last night.

- Oh, Christ.

- You don't know what Mom went through

to keep that child from being aborted.

She harassed that woman,
she gave her money.

She threatened her.

- I used to let men fuck me for money.

- [Rosemary] Ugh, she can
understand, sometimes.

- Well, maybe she'd be interested to know.

Nana, I used to let men fuck me for money.

[Grace vocalizes]

- Cut it out, nobody ever wanted that.

- [Willy] What happened to Dusty Miller?

- I don't know, she didn't
hang around long after.

- [Willy] After what?

- After Violet was born.

- Well, mom wants me to take Violet.

That's why she left.

- No shit, genius.

- [Willy] Don't you look at me.

You,

you fuck off!

[Grace screams]

Oh God, I'm sorry.

- So are you gonna take her?

- What, like I don't have enough problems?

- Oh fuck, Nana!

- [Willy] I can't just show
up at home with some kid.

- Sweetie, that's really too bad.

- You knew.

- I didn't think she'd flee the scene.

I thought she would've just told ya.

Come on to the washroom, now.

Come on, this way.

Come on, you're bleeding,
you cut yourself.

- Ooh, not for nothing.

- Hush up, Nana, that don't hurt.

- Why doesn't she just do it herself?

- Fuck off, it wasn't like that.

- Oh, how do you force your own child--

- Force you how, Willy?

- I was 15 years old.

- [Rosemary] She thought
she was helping you.

- [Willy] Well, she was wrong.

- She knows.

- [Willy] Oh, but now she's
gonna make me take Violet.

- Funny, I don't even see her.

I don't see anybody
making you do anything.

- [Mac] William, William [sobs].

- There we go.

You stay here.

You, come on with me.

Come on with me.

Come here with me.

[Mac sobbing]

You seeing this?

- William!

God, goddamn it!

- You see it, too?

- [Rosemary] I see it every fucking day.

It's maddening.

- [Mac] William, William.

- That's why I had my wedding here.

- [Mac] Somebody help me.

- So I could remember when you
came back, not when you left.

- I had to get out.

- [Mac] Goddamn it!

- [sighs] Well, you got out, all right.

Sorry, you're not able
to just forget about it.

Neither can we.

- [Mac] William [sobs]!

[Grace vocalizing]

Dammit!

William [screams]!

- She ain't coming back.

- [Willy] You don't know that.

- Cop asked me if I could think

of any reason why she would've left.

I could think of a hundred.

But hell, I got nothin' to do.

I'll just cook for Poppy,

wipe Nana's butt, water
his fucking garden.

- You ain't giving up your
life for these people.

- You gotta have a life
to give it up, Fletcher.

I'm going to bed.

Come on, Violet.

- [Violet] I don't wanna go to bed.

- Oh, it's the middle
of the friggin' night,

Violet, come on.

Gotta see Willy off tomorrow.

- Good night.

- You jealous?

Don't worry, you'll get to kiss him, too.

- [scoffs] What?

- You've been dying to kiss him.

- [scoffs] Shit.

- You have, too, you've
been dying to kiss him.

Go ahead.

- Go to bed.

- [Rosemary] Go ahead, kiss him.

- Fuck you both.

- [Willy] Oh, well, that'd be incest.

- Incest, we draw the line with incest.

It's a sin.

- Oh, we don't sin in
this house, no, no, no.

- No incest, fucking no.

- No, mom would die.

- If she ain't dead already.

[both laugh]

Sorry.

You ain't foolin' anybody, you know.

- You ever wonder what
it'd be like if you stayed?

- What, now?

- No, then.

- Well, you and I'd be married.

We'd have a nice little
bungalow by the ocean,

with our daughter.

Oh, and we'd be so in love.

But I guess we never really were in love,

after all, were we?

- Well, your dick's sure
grown in the last 10 years.

- Oh, just the rest of me shrunk.

Thought you'd outgrown that, Fletcher.

- Oh, Willy,

you were the first and the best,

but not the last.

- Yeah, and not the next, either.

- [Fletcher] No?

You ain't even a little curious?

- I don't know, we might get caught again.

- Not this time.

[Willy laughs]

- Oh, God [chuckles].

- [Fletcher] What is it?

- Fletcher, you just got married.

How can you wanna have sex with me?

- 'Cause I want you to
know that I care about you.

- What?

Fuck.

- [Fletcher] What?

[Willy coughs]

- You know, you can just tell me that.

[gasps]

- [Fletcher] You okay?

- You okay?

[tense music]

Willy?

Willy?

[Willy coughs]

I don't know how to help you.

Willy!

[Willy grunts]

Shit!

[body thuds]

You okay?

- Sorry, I guess you took my breath away.

- Yeah, I guess I gotta watch that.

- You go on in.

I'm gonna talk to myself for awhile.

- Okay, good night, buddy.

- You been hanging around
here too long, buddy.

["Ba, Ba, Ba, Mo Leanabh"]

[Willy sighs]

Morning.

- Did you sleep outside?

Where is he?

Where is he?

Where is he?

- I buried him.

No, don't.

No, leave it, no!

Poppy, don't, stop it!

Poppy, don't.

Stop.

- Why did you do this?

I loved you so much.

- [Violet] Is it scary?

- [Willy] Not as scary as staying here.

- [Violet] Everything's tall there.

- [Willy] Tall, taller than here.

You'll be taller there, too, eventually.

- Cool, big cities are
full of maniacs, right?

- Yeah, so what's one more?

Listen, there's a man there.

A very sweet and beautiful man

and he loves me very much.

And he'll love you, too.

So, what do you think,

we get together act like
a real family for awhile?

- Can I bring my knife?

- [Willy] I don't know,
what grade are you in?

- Five.

- Yeah, you'll need that knife.

There we go.

Now, if she passes by,

she'll know we're thinkin' of her.

[Grace vocalizes]

It's my fault, you know.

I broke it, I made her cut her hand.

- Well, now you're gonna
have to visit a lot.

- Yeah, I realize that.

Can't wait.

- You'll wanna keep plenty
of newspaper around,

until she gets apartment trained.

- Fuck you.

- Violet, there's no
need to talk like that.

Fuck you.

- You call me for anything.

All right.

- [Fletcher] Love you, buddy.

- [Rosemary] All right.

Break it up, you fags.

[lively music]

- Are we running away?

- Yeah, sorta.

No, we're just leaving.

- [Rosemary] Bye!

- [Violet] What kind of tree is that?

- [Willy] That's, um, it's just a tree.

- [Violet] It's a spruce, you idiot.

♪ Ooh, ah ♪

♪ Ooh, ah ♪

♪ Ooh, ah ♪

♪ Ooh, ah ♪

♪ Weather beaten lullaby ♪

♪ Sad soft lover's eyes ♪

♪ Peaceful sleep, fell asleep ♪

♪ Quiet from the noise outside ♪

♪ Some are blaming my good name ♪

♪ Constant chatter, constant change ♪

♪ Through a cloud of purple smoke ♪

♪ I memorize the words you spoke ♪

♪ Future is here, my dear ♪

♪ We're both moving so fast ♪

♪ Future is here, my dear ♪

♪ Let the world pass ♪

♪ The future is here ♪

♪ The future is here ♪

♪ No bitterness, so absurd ♪

♪ When I try my best to be heard ♪

♪ Oh, I don't know if I
could turn back time ♪

♪ The future is here, my dear ♪

♪ We're both moving so fast ♪

♪ You just heal, my dear ♪

♪ Let go of the past ♪

♪ The future is here ♪

♪ The future is here ♪

♪ The future is here ♪

♪ Ooh, ah ♪

♪ Ooh, ah ♪

♪ Ooh, ah ♪

♪ The future is here ♪

♪ The future is here ♪

♪ What do you want now ♪

♪ What do you want now ♪

♪ What do you want now ♪

♪ What do you want now ♪

♪ Future is here ♪

♪ Future is here ♪

♪ Future is here ♪

♪ What do you want now ♪

♪ What do you want now ♪

♪ What do you want now ♪

♪ Future is here ♪

♪ What do you want now ♪

♪ What do you want now ♪

♪ What do you want now ♪