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(SONG PLAYING)
ΓΓ Tinggal Stay in bed all morning just to spend time
DONALD TRUMP: (ON RADIO) This is time to show the whole world
that America is back.
Bigger and better and stronger than before.
ΓÖ¬ And it's too late, dear, now, it's too late
ΓÖ¬ Although we really do try to make it
Γ ¬ & apos; Something inside has dead, and I can't hide
ΓÖ¬ And I can't fake it, oh, no, no ¬Ö¬
(TOO CLEAR SONG)
- Hey - Hi.
Mother
This is me. You are ready?
Jane will be here soon.
I make cakes for daddy.
(DOOR COVER)
Oh my God. Is this a joke?
- Will. - Hey, Lillian.
I'm glad I made you yourself.
I want to tell you that if you are busy
with your mother in the hospital,
I am more than happy to see your father.
- But they are not here. - What?
The house is empty. I tried calling, but...
I think mom is turned off the cellphone we bought.
Come to think of it, I heard someone
Turn on the machine this morning is very early.
What machine? Father The car is here.
Oh...
- Oh my God. - I do not believe that.
Jane. Mother and father are missing.
And you won't do it believe that.
Likewise with Comfort seekers.
(SONG INDISNISTS PLAY ON RADIO)
Take it here.
That's it. Well.
Can't you wear something more comfortable to travel?
And I think you have been exaggerated a little with eau de cologne.
But you do it fragrant.
- Darling? - Mmm-hmm?
Are you farting?
Excuse me?
(small laugh) You do it.
I don't.
You can't talk like that. What do you say?
(SNIFFS)
Hon, do we need gas?
We need gas.
Let's stop at Stuckey's.
We can get it from the wood pecan.
- Where? - Stuckey, hon.
Trying to remember.
Okay boss.
As you say.
- As usual. - (SCOFFS)
Yes right.
ΓÖ¬ You don't have a place for us
ΓÖ¬ In your daydream
ΓΓ¬ Goodbye, my love... ¬Ö¬
Hey, are you crazy?
ELLA: Is the shop closed?
Oh, we really want it your delicious pecan log.
- Immediately opened. Gas now. - Oh no. Do you hear this, honey?
Every summer, we head south, we always stop at Stuckey's house.
Our children, Jane and Will, they are only must have their pecan log.
We visit my family in the South Carolina. That's where I come from.
My husband John, on the other hand, he's a real Yankee, born and raised.
- Uh, alright. - Oh, that's a beautiful trip, isn't it, John?
Well, I think I'm just a tourist born naturally.
I like traveling.
Smoky Mountains, Six Flags, Williamsburg.
Have you visited one of these places?
- We are from Syria. - You are?
Oh, very interesting.
Well, you have to go. They are amazing.
- Ninety dollars, madam. - Yes, of course.
My husband John, on the other side,
he is far more sophisticated traveler than me.
According to him the trip must be "expanded intellectual horizon,"
whatever it is should mean.
I love to chat with different people.
Here.
You are there.
- Goodbye. - Let's roll, baby.
A pleasant visit with you.
WOMAN: Wait, wait, Wait. Wait! Wait.
Wait. Wait, wait wait.
Good woman. He found one in the warehouse.
The expiration date is,
oh my goodness, last April.
I think it will still be fine. Do you want a little taste, honey?
I want a burger.
This is not lunchtime yet.
I want a burger.
Hi. My name is Chantal, and I will be your server.
Hi, Chantal.
I am Ella. This is John.
Guess you're stuck with us.
- I want a burger. - Could I recommend Chow Attack?
Only $ 9.99. It comes with burgers,
big fries, a piece of apple pie and Happy Swirl.
"A Happy Swirl"?
I don't know what can happen, but that sounds promising.
- I want a burger. - So we will have
Chow attack for Mr. Grumpy here.
Good. And you, Madame?
- Only water. - Can you eat anything?
I will only take a little from Happy Swirl.
Good. Do you like something to drink? Soft drink? Beer?
- No, that will be fine, thank you. - I want a burger.
- Burger, please. - Uh, that's all, Chantal. Thank you.
You are very welcome.
I will only stretch my legs.
- You stay. - Well.
Good.
Don't move.
(CHATTER INDISTINCT)
JANE: I know, Tomashevski.
I am fully aware.
I'm not sure what else to say.
I just hope that they haven't gone too far.
(SCOFFS) I understand.
Good.
Doctor, my brother just stopped. Good tell you if we hear something.
- Is there news? - So?
I've checked everything supermarket.
None.
I seem to remember that's your bright idea
they save that monstrosity.
Good work, kid.
There must be sort of explanation.
- Yes They ran away. - But from whom?
(TELEPHONE IS)
- Hello? - ELLA: Will.
Mom, where do I make love?
Will, baby, please do not use that language with me.
- No language problem. - You have to be calm.
If you raise you sound, I will hang up.
Mother, what is this? this madness?
You know I will come to get it you. Why aren't you here?
We only take a little trip, Jane. We won't go long.
"A little trip"? Where?
This is just something I really need to do with your father.
I don't believe this. We decide everything.
Will will stay with father. I will come...
Your father and I don't decide something.
You and Will and the shaman the doctor does that for us.
That is the basis Hemingway narrative.
James Joyce sees beauty.
Joyce greeted him, called him a giant.
But not here. Not in America.
Here, we praise hell from our brilliant love,
then we kill them.
You tell daddy to change the fabric around and immediately return home.
Try to understand. Let me have it this holiday with your father.
"Holidays." Now vacation.
You know very well that father can't drive in his condition.
Your father can really drive. He did it very well.
Mother, please, at least just save the cellphone.
Children, we will arrange it.
We love you.
- Where are they? - I have no idea.
Don't know, Lillian.
... that when we die, who we are ending.
Here it is.
That's all.
This is very beautiful.
This is a poetry work.
And it's prose.
Prose is poetry.
No, yes, I can see that, for sure.
You can only ignore him, you know.
Oh no, this is very interesting. He is very kind.
The prose is poetry is Hemingway's secret.
Do you know how is difficult to do?
Surely.
John, leave poor girl alone.
No, but that means, because people are confused
simplicity, economy words, with banality.
- Have you read... - You want a special sauce
- for your burgers? - No, no, we will be fine.
- Thank you, Chantal. Thank you. - Enjoy.
I just want to ask if he wants read The End of Something.
John, eat.
You want me to cut it for you?
No, no need.
Don't forget your pill.
Oh
- How is that? - Mmm.
And now yours.
I will chase me with this famous Happy Swirl.
I don't see how you can only sit there eating.
We have to call the police
and make Andy track their credit card expenses.
Hopefully, mom hasn't gone away the marbles right now.
Maybe they just came out for a while. I mean, where are they going?
camper needs to be served, Jane.
What if there is an accident? What if someone sues daddy?
We need to find out where they will go and intercept them.
But he continues to eat as if nothing.
(SONG PLAYING INDISTINCTLY)
ELLA: Everyone comes my cousin's wedding.
They sat us at that time the table next to the picture window.
Now, who is there? Do you remember?
me?
Yes, John.
You are there and I am there and the children are there.
Do you remember?
Oh my God. Oh Oh
Oh my God.
We are fine.
John, that's amazing.
(LAUGH)
- I can still, right? - Yes you can.
Good. Here here.
Seeing. You take that path.
Ol & apos; Route One.
We have to be encouraged that a thousand times.
Are we heading south?
That's the plan.
To your people.
What person, John?
My parents have died.
Are they all dead?
I want to know what is like up there.
If it's a pleasant place, all sing and dance
and Happy Swirls throughout the day.
What do you think, John?
What it's like, You know, after.
- (SONG PLAYING) - (IKUT BERNYANYI)
ΓΓ¬ And I pulled my spear from my dirty red bandana
Γ ¬ Playing softly while Bobby sings the blues, oh yeah? ΓΓ¬ The windshield wiper slaps my time holding Bobby's hand in my hand
Γ ¬ We sing every song the driver knows
ΓÖ¬ Freedom is just another word for nothing is left to lose
¬ othoth & apos ;, baby no it's okay if it's not free ¬ ¬
- MAN: Hi. - ELLA: Hi.
- WOMAN: Hi. WELCOME. - ELLA: We register online.
His name is Spencer.
Come on, my dear.
Ah, perfect.
Perfect, perfect.
Good.
- Are you ready? - Yes
That's good. - Thank you.
Watch your head.
WOMAN: Come on, friends.
- Hi. - Hey
- Hi. - Hello.
(CHATTER INDISTINCT)
Whoa.
Take a look.
& apos; 75 Winnebago Indians.
This is a gift from my parents.
I name it Comfort seeker.
(BOTH LAUGHING)
Initially my husband hated him.
He thinks it's type of low class.
But he is used to it.
We have lots of amazing things travel in this old rust bucket.
Look at this old beauty, baby.
- Look. - Yes, very good.
So, have you on the long way?
No, we just started. We headed south
to where I grew up between Charleston and Savannah.
- Oh, so beautiful there. - This. Beautiful.
We always go there on vacation,
but this time we go further south, get to the Florida Keys.
- Wow. - Yes
I finally invited John to see Hemingway House in Key West.
Have you been there?
No, we haven't.
Hemingway is a Confederate general, right?
No, silly, he is a writer.
(ALL LAUGHING)
Didn't he kill himself?
He does.
And I never understood why.
John knows everything about him. He always wants to see the house.
Every year, I promise he will leave,
but you know how it is traveling with small children.
We have seen Melville's place.
It's close to where we live. He's a writer too, you know.
He wrote Moby Dick.
Very, very interesting.
Actually, it's a pain in the back for my child Will and me.
- But my daughter Jane, she likes it. - BOY: Mom! Father!
I think that's why he became a professor.
My husband, John, is very proud of him.
But my son Will, in addition,
You know, he still struggles to find his way.
- He doesn't know what he is... - Where are we?
- We are not at home. - Do not love. We live in Massachusetts.
This is Pennsylvania.
What do the devils do we do in Pennsylvania?
We are on vacation, and we have a whale time.
Yes.
Not me. I want a cup of tea.
This is my husband, John. John, this is our neighbor.
- Hate to say it, but we... - It's too late.
This, uh... We have to put kids to sleep.
- Stories before bedtime. - Maybe another time.
Good night. Say goodbye, John.
I want a cup of tea.
Good...
I will make your tea when I'm good and ready.
I am quite comfortable sit here.
I want that now.
You will only until you urinate all night.
- (BAD) I want a cup of tea. - Shh.
We are not the only ones here.
If you want a cup of tea, you go and make it yourself.
You are not invalid.
That's exactly what I want to do.
Hi dear.
Do you want a cup of tea?
I give up.
Drink it.
To bed.
Are you coming?
Within a minute.
(Sigh)
(SOBBING)
(EXHALES)
(ENGINE REVVING)
See you later.
Good morning, Johnny, my love.
How are you doing?
My kindness.
I thought this morning
I have to replace water filter.
So I did it
and then I don't.
(small laugh)
I mean, cursed things like clean like a whistle. So fabulous.
And once again, I am forced to admit
that this old tool is not all bad.
I mean, of course there is unlimited better transportation means,
but none deny that one
extraordinary sleep in that stupid bed.
What about you, princess? Do you feel peas under the mattress?
No.
(LAUGH)
I am very happy when you come back to me.
I just got outside door, baby.
- Do you have pain? - Not.
Good.
Where are we really?
Chester County, south of from Philadelphia.
- Chester County. - Mmm-hmm.
One of Penn three regencies.
I'm very happy to be back on the road again.
(Sigh)
Let me make you a cup of coffee.
John?
What happened?
Where are we?
It's fun when you forget to be forgetful.
Too bad it ended so fast.
I'm not used to that.
What are you saying?
None. I will make coffee.
You must get dress, my love.
- Come on, slowpoke. - I will go. I will go.
How about we stop on old Chesapeake?
Children used to like that, and you don't really think about it.
What old?
That, uh, historic village in, in Virginia.
Maybe and not so.
Hmm? What are you talking about?
He hasn't died, right?
- Who? - Dan.
(small laugh) Oh my God.
Do you mean Daniel Coleman?
(LAUGH)
What is happening in your mind?
You are like Gretta.
- Gretta? - "Yes, the newspaper is true. " Snow is common in all parts of Ireland.
"It falls on every part of the dark central plains."
OK, everything right. I see.
The story by Melville.
Joyce. Beautiful James Joyce.
I'm glad you can at least remember something.
Gretta Conroy.
You are just like him.
You think he's your whole life.
What is on Earth are you talking about?
We will go to Charleston
and you will sneak into Savannah
says you will see your aunt.
I don't believe this.
I mean, if Daniel Coleman lives, and that's great if,
he has lived in Daytona for the past 30 years.
Daniel Coleman. Honestly.
Ella, where is my weapon?
Uh, we... We don't bring the gun.
We don't?
No, we definitely don't bring a gun.
But we always do it.
Fire.
- (CHUCKLES) - (MAN SHOUTS INDISTINCTLY)
The right face. March.
CLERK: Two persons, one day. That will be $ 88, ma am am.
Gosh, you have become expensive.
It's $ 40.99 per ticket, plus tax.
When we come here with children, it is $ 10 for that day.
When is this? Back when we become a colony?
Oh haha. Very funny.
Really jerk.
Uh, enjoy your visit.
- Thank you. - WELCOME.
Are you calling he's a bastard?
No no. I just said,
"Ah, so..."
(LAUGH)
ELLA: Let's go see the library.
You used to like that.
JENNIFER: Mr. Spencer?
Mr. Spencer.
Here I am, Jennifer Ward, class & 93;
- How are you? - Oh, me, I'm sorry, miss.
- I'm afraid of my husband... - Jenny Ward?
That's you.
What is your mother?
I'm very...
Very happy to see you.
How do you do it at Columbia? Oh, you have graduated now.
Oh yeah. Wow, I...
I don't believe you remember me.
I also don't believe.
Much has happened since then.
Um, Michael, Emily, this is is Mr. Spencer.
The most inspiring teacher I've ever had.
- Hello, Mr. Spencer. - Hi Emily. Hi, Michael.
Well, what's the name from your friend?
Oh, uh, yes. Uh, Lauren Mitchell.
Lauren... That I t. There he is.
Both of you, you always laugh and...
- Gosh. - Yes Yes, we are.
I apologize if I bother you. I...
I am very happy to see you.
Oh, me too, Jenny.
Me too.
Goodbye, Michael. Goodbye, Emily.
Bye, Jenny.
"Me too, Jenny. Me too."
I mean, you don't remember the name of your own children,
but you remember that Jenny always laughed.
I can't say anything.
I mean, what happened in your head?
He's a good student.
Oh yeah, that explains everything.
Hey, baby.
Did you know that Tennessee Williams has a home in Key West too?
Uh, isn't he one of them writers who you really love?
I think you brought me to see one of his plays.
John, do you hear me?
Even though I prefer the movie with Marlon Brando.
God, he is beautiful.
Ella, where are the kids?
They are at home.
At home?
We leave children in home, alone?
I don't believe that. What is there We have done the name of God?
John, they are adults.
They are almost old. They will be fine. They have their own lives.
- Seriously? - Yes.
Jane married Phillip.
He teaches in college. They have got two children, boys and girls.
- Really? - Rosie and Stephen.
Rosie and Stephen.
They are still toddlers, right? And they are very cute.
Stephen & apos; s 19, Rosie 21.
Don't you remember we went for high school graduation?
Rosie made an extraordinary speech and Stephen played in the band.
You are very touched by it.
Stephen plays in the band
and...
Rosie made an extraordinary speech.
Oh, you remember.
No, I don't.
Very painful when you don't remember anything.
I am sick and tired of having to remember everything for you.
I'm sorry, Ella. Forgive me.
No, sorry, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I shouldn't be angry with you.
- This is my memory. - I know. I know.
Come on let's go.
I bring a surprise to you.
Do you bring a surprise to me?
There is something I want us to do, okay?
- Are we together? - Together. Tonight.
- Tonight? - Tonight.
I don't think I can.
(LAUGH)
- What? - You can do this.
- Good. - I promise you.
OK.
So what are you reading now?
- Oh, you're reading Ernest Hemingway. - I can't read anything, honey.
Yes, this is his short story, but...
I can't, you know...
- I started a sentence... - Mmm-hmm.
... and when I get it to the end...
Mmm-hmm.
- I can't... - You can't remember how it started.
Mmm-mmm.
I remember the things I remember,
but I don't remember what I...
Yes.
Oh wow.
Now, which one is this? Do you know?
- Jane. - Yes.
(BOTH LAUGHING)
Very romantic.
Ah, now, where are we this one?
Oh, Ella, look at you.
I can't believe I'm married someone as beautiful as you are.
- Oh. - This is the Chowan River.
Uh, now, who are these people?
Down in Charleston, your nieces and nephews. Yes.
No.
- They are your students. - Yes?
They throw you a birthday party. Look.
Oh wow. Yes.
- That's your favorite class. - Yes, that...
Yes.
That's me too.
- Who is that? - Now, that is Nantucket.
And that's a good kid Will will meet.
They are like a house is on fire.
Good friend. I hope what happened to him.
(small laugh)
JOHN: Mmm.
Oh
- Darling. Dear. - Mmm?
Wake up. Get up.
Come on. Get up. Only a while. Get up.
(GROUP)
Here it is.
That happens again.
(ELLA SIGHS)
(GROUP)
Wait wait. Let me dry you first.
- Continue. - Here. You are all wet.
There.
- Easy. - there.
Stupid impression.
Listen, I bought you six pairs of new boxers.
- Why don't you use it? - I don't like them.
- Why? - I don't like them.
The same old song I've heard all my life.
What is a great brief?
- Control. - (SCOFFS)
Six, seven... Oops.
Eight nine ten.
And arms up and down.
Along the way and breathe
and down.
(EXHALES)
ELLA: Do you know what I like about you, John?
Your silence is never embarrassing.
Never once in my life did I think,
"I really need say something now."
So you still see it?
Mmm?
What are you talking about?
You talk to she is on the phone.
You write a letter to him.
- Who? - Dan.
You say he lives in Daytona now.
(LAUGH) And
That's not it anymore.
Susan Sullivan told us at Maggie Tate's funeral.
You stand there right beside me.
You ask about him.
Uh, John, that's 10, 15 years ago.
All these lies.
All these years.
"What a poor part he, her husband..."
- John. No, John. - "... has played in his life."
- Come back here. - Gretta Conway.
Can you believe this?
He is sure I still think about my first boyfriend,
which, by the way, was discarded I 50 years ago.
Your thoughts, and right to do it,
because I will never work between us.
Different times. I am only 19 years old.
(Sigh) Oh, that's scandal like that.
What happened?
They sent me to work in my office Aunt Rosemary's shop in Boston,
and it's there that I met John.
He comes to the store,
this handsome young teacher.
He comes every week to buy a pair of leather gloves.
He always says he will do it loses the last pair.
Finally, I found him the whole house was full of them.
(BOTH)
He is the person for me.
And this first girlfriend?
- You don't think about it anymore? - Not.
He vanished from my mind.
"If you can keep your head when all about you losing their property
-" and blame you... " - (LINE RINGING)
- WILL: Hello? - Hello dear.
Mother Where are you? For God For the sake of, tell me where you are
so we can come you immediately.
Now, listen, Will.
We are looking for a family slide last night,
and we saw a photo of from our trip to Nantucket.
- Nantucket? - Remember that?
- That's very beautiful. - Oh come on.
And you meet that good boy. What's the name?
- Patrick. - Patrick?
- Two of you are very close. - Now, listen to me, Mom.
Jane and I seriously think about it fill in the missing person report.
By the way, I wonder,
- Are you happy with your new job? - You don't listen.
You are like that incredible broker.
You can sell some houses that are really bad.
Do you not change the subject.
Is that because you have a fight with your business partner, Richard?
You really have to go back and continue your therapy.
- You two are very close. - Mother.
- And I always wonder... - Very important, Mother.
- Are you in... - What is your condition? Is he with you?
Oh, Will, come on.
- Talk to me. - Did he take the medicine?
- Oh, damn it! - Mother?
Mother.
You kill me.
John. John!
- Oh my God. - Oh, buttons.
Grandpa forgets his wife.
Oh, please, please, please help me.
Hey, come on. Get on board.
- Come on. - About that?
Yes, it's a piece of cake.
- How do you do it? - OK.
- Come on, help him out. - Okay, I'll help you.
- Here we go. - Well.
Great.
- Okay, go away. - OK. Let's begin.
(PLAY MUSIC COUNTRY)
ELLA: John!
- John. - Ella.
Ella. What are you? do it on a motorcycle?
They are dangerous, for the sake of God.
I don't believe you.
With a motorcycle without a helmet.
- And who is that man? - Go to hell.
Well, you will be with me on handbasket, miss.
How are you doing, honey?
- I really mean it. Go to hell. - What?
You leave me behind.
- I don't. - You left me alone.
I mean, I don't know where you think you will go,
You and your empty head.
I, go somewhere without you?
You must be crazy.
- Let me do it, baby. - Not. What...
John.
That is dangerous.
(SIREN WAILING)
Put your hand back to the wheel.
(JOHN SIGHS)
John, you have to stop.
- Why? Do you need to pee? - The police are behind us.
Now, let me do it talk, okay?
I need to find out what it is
our stupid child has complained to us.
You keep quiet.
Here he comes.
License and registration, please.
Yes, Officer. Of course. Here.
(EXHALES)
I am John Spencer.
Mr. Spencer, I'm interesting You are more because I see you
weave in and out the path behind there.
Yes, Officer, it's entirely my fault.
I try open this bottle...
Mom?
I would prefer Mr. Spencer to answer yourself, please.
Yes, Officer, I just tried
to help him open the object.
"Things"?
Yes, that.
The, the, bottle.
(BURPS)
I will run your license.
Stay calm.
What are you, crazy?
Don't ever think about that.
Give me the key.
Shh. Button up. He will come back.
Be polite. Doing not burping or farting.
Don't call him fine hair.
What happened, parents? Thinking about running to me?
You both want to end up in "The Most Slowest Police in the World"?
(LAUGH) That's good, Officer.
Stay in your path.
- Respect the speed limit, okay? - Thank you.
Of course, Officer. Thank you very much.
- Have a nice day. - Madam.
Give me the key.
Very stupid police.
(SCOFFS)
"Slowest in the World Police Chase."
Who do I think I am? O.J. Simpson?
Our long journey has never existed this is adventurous, right?
Traveling is important.
Expand your horizons.
Expand your mind.
Γ ¬ I met a man
¬ ¬ ¬ Who says
Γ ¬ He knows a man
ΓΓ Who knows
ΓÖ¬ What is
¬ ¬ ¬ Occur
¬ ¬ I am wrong
ΓÖ¬ Only reflection
¬ ¬ From the shadow
ΓΓ That I see ¬¬
- Geez. - Who is that?
That's the smallest one. Boys.
He has a name, John, and that is Will.
- Well that's how. William. - William.
(LAUGH)
What are you?
I was pregnant later with Will.
Now, say... Who is the woman standing next to me?
What is his name?
- He lives next to us. - Right.
Our neighbors.
- Lillian. - Lillian.
Very good.
- Fantastic. - MAN: Madame.
Does that bother you do we also watch it?
Oh sure, of course. Come on, friends.
Make yourself comfortable.
Oh thank you very much.
- Yes ma'am. - Here, John. Beer.
From boys.
Wow thank you.
- Here we go. - MAN: All right.
Wow. (LAUGH)
That's my child.
Well, she's beautiful, sir.
(MAN CHUCKLES)
- Oh. - Oh.
(LAUGH)
And that's John birthday party.
John?
They are students.
They are always around the house.
They will even return after they graduate.
Excuse me.
Hi.
Where is Ella?
I am here, John.
(LAUGH) No.
No, Ella Carson.
She's my boyfriend. 22 years old.
Long blonde hair. She is beautiful.
(DOOR OPENED)
(CLOSED DOOR)
- Is that really you, Ella? - Of course this is me.
Who are you?
I am me John.
No, not you.
John I am a young teacher.
He is charming.
Very handsome. Education.
I want him back.
You stole it from me, and I want you to return it.
Oh Boy. If I can I will.
Whoever stole it from you stole it from me too.
(SOBS)
John?
MAN: Wait a minute.
Um, excuse me.
You don't, by chance, see my husband?
She's tall, man who looks respectable
with hair and white glasses.
Uh, yes, men like that passed around here half an hour ago.
He did? Where will go?
Don't know, ma & apos; am.
So I'm afraid I will need your help.
You see, my husband suffers from memory loss,
and I'm afraid he might be hanging around and getting hurt.
- I can't leave my post. - Gosh...
- What about your RV? - No I...
I can't handle it that. That's too big.
I... Oh, please.
I will not ask you if that is not so important.
Please.
Let me call my brother Terry.
This is my fault.
Gosh.
Hey. Hey, is that him?
Poor old man?
No, I said, my John is a man who looks respectable.
He has white hair, glasses and a neat beard.
I understand. Academic from Yankee-land.
I like that type.
That's it. There he is!
That's it.
John! John!
Oh, thank God.
John!
(Sigh) John.
Oh, John.
- (SOBBING) John. - Why are you crying?
Because you aren't there,
and I will not know how to live without you.
Not for one minute.
Listen. Listen.
We can't be separated , okay?
Do you understand?
Because we don't have a lot of time left.
Well, then your good things come,
Because you won't want to lose this.
It's amazing...
It's one hell chocolate ice cream.
Can I get you ice cream, ma?
Yes, thank you.
No, no, get me whiskey.
It's very cold, but it's beautiful.
Everything is covered with ice sheets.
Everything is sparkling and transparent,
as if the whole world is covered by glass.
I have to take a little, steps a little very small
to stop from slipping.
And I am very cold, but you want to continue.
Because you told me the story of White Fang.
And you save it your voice is low
so as not to disturb beautiful silence.
And we arrived home 3:00 in the morning,
and our hair are covered with ice.
And that is our night made Jane.
Jane.
What is that?
Marker 21.
Thank you.
It's okay, baby. AAA will be here
- about half an hour. - I can do that.
I don't need it.
I know you don't, but I don't want you here in the sun.
Come on. We are on vacation.
- Do you need help? - Yes, need something?
No, we're fine, we're fine.
AAA will become here soon.
How long do you think it will happen until they arrive here?
Oh, are they?
Half an hour if we are lucky.
- Very good. - That's what you said.
Seeing. Well, just calm down.
We will take all yours items, and then we will leave. Well?
Give me a call, lady.
That's great the ring you get.
- ELLA: Oh. - Give it to me.
- No. - Hey
Not my ring. His my wedding ring.
Women.
Where is your wallet?
Never end an sentence with a preposition.
"At" is implied when you say "where."
Oh!
No need to upset because you don't know grammar.
- You can learn it. - John, just do what they say.
Old lady, you close your ass up. Give me your wallet.
There is a camper.
Should I get it?
Yes. Faster.
That's big. Win lottery or something?
There are pictures my family is in it,
and I will appreciate it if you will not take it.
Like eight dollars here.
That's all he gives me.
- Does he save your ball too? Good... - (GUN CLICKS)
- Damn. - Oh, shit.
Hey! Put the gun, or I hurt it badly.
If you hurt him, I will shoot you two,
and if you think we are afraid, you are very wrong,
because we have no loss.
So drop the knife, you're a hooligan.
(TELEPHONE IS)
- Is that Will? - Yes ma'am.
He always calls at the wrong time.
I don't want to talk to him. Just throw it on the ground.
Make sure the security is dead before you start shooting them, baby.
Already done it, honey.
Put the ring in the wallet.
Now, you get along out of here.
I won't even call the police if you hurry up. takes place.
Your ring is sucked in After all, you're an old bag!
And your wallet is full of nonsense.
JOHN: You should consider night classes.
Change your life.
- Not too late. - Hey, destroy you, Pop!
Lucky we have a gun. I think we left it at home.
I think we might need it.
Honey, would you get me a Canadian from the fridge?
Yes ma'am.
One Canadian comes.
Sorry I can't talk to Will.
I am detained.
- JANE: We really are worried, Mother. - (LAUGH)
Will be increasingly desperate. I will meet him now.
Oh, your brother nelly who is nervous.
Your father and I experience good old time.
- Where are you, Mom? - Jane, you won't believe
how beautiful this is here.
You won't know my . Okay, I understand.
- How are you doing? - She is fine. He's full of nuts.
Do you want to talk to him?
Hey, this is Jane. He wants to talk to you.
- Who is this? - This is your child. Take.
Hi, pumpkin.
How are you?
You haven't called me that since I was eight years old, Dad.
You have so much in my head these days, little one.
Do you have an idea how proud I am of you?
I'm sure you made quite a lot of splashes on your campus.
I mean, not for that there is no name for you Spencer.
Yes father.
Well, I love you, pumpkin. We will see you soon.
Jane. "Jane"?
Jane.
(SOBS) Mom.
I love you too, honey.
Me too, ma'am.
You make sure you go home, okay?
Okay baby.
Listen, kiss kids for me, right?
And tell your sister that we talked about.
- Good? - I will...
- I will, ma'am. - Well.
- Goodbye. - Well.
(Sigh)
Hey, don't finish all Canadians.
Thank you.
The big one.
Perfect.
Leave them alone. They are having fun.
Allow me to introduce Jane, .
Watch him explain how it becomes poor Will because he doesn't know anything.
What is this you talking about?
I just say that there is there is nothing we can do to stop it.
That is the right refuse treatment.
We both know how little is good.
I know it's better than hanging around where God knows
in a creaking camper.
But you know the best, I think, because you talk to dad.
And you two are thick like a thief.
Even when he doesn't do it Remember who you are.
I don't know why you make this very personal, Will.
Because you live two hours go and call once a week?
And come on weekends for lunch cooked by me.
What do you know about...
What do you know about spending a long afternoon with Dad
when he doesn't say anything that makes sense?
Do you know what Mother said when she was sick,
and I have to run there in the middle of the night?
Do you know what he said?
"Don't call Jane. She's busy."
You have told this story about how I was a favorite child for years, Will.
- That's nonsense. - Maybe this.
But that's the only story I have.
They only do what they have do their whole lives.
Stay together, two of them.
There is a lot of love between they forget them.
- Both of us. - Oh, Will.
Down.
Do you know what happened?
When is that? Last year.
I open the door of their room,
and you won't believe what they do.
He is in bed, and he,
he knelt down in front of him.
I can't even say it.
Are you taking refuge?
Yodeling in the canyon?
"Yodeling..."
- I want to throw up. - Why?
I hope that happens to me when I am their age.
Oh my God, really thought.
But I doubt it a bit.
For years Phillip and me,
it's fast one kiss and, "Good night."
Houston we have a problem.
Well, just pull it.
We can wait.
Hemingway doesn't go anywhere.
(EXTREMELY EXTRAORDINARY CLOSURE CLOSURE)
ΓΓ¬ Enemies
ΓÖ¬ Freedom
ΓÖ¬ Facing music
ΓÖ¬ Come on, children, bring them down
ΓΓ¬ President Donald Trump knows how
Γ ¬ ¬ To make America great...
I want to see.
Well, what should be seen? What do you know this.
I will see it.
Well, don't go far.
ΓΓ¬ Here, there USA! UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!
ΓÖ¬ Freedom and freedom
¬ ¬ Everywhere
ΓÖ¬ Oh, let's say, can you see it
Γ ¬ Not too easy
ΓÖ¬ But we must stand up straight...
ALL: (SCREAMING) USA! UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!
UNITED STATES! UNITED STATES OF AMERICA! UNITED STATES OF AMERICA! UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!
UNITED STATES! UNITED STATES OF AMERICA! UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!
This land is our land!
Thank you.
There are no more Muslims!
- Ban them all! - Yes!
Make the wall too high for Mexicans!
- Yes! - Yes! Yes!
Yes.
- John, come with me. - Yes
- But this is very fun. - I know I know.
But you need to be with me now.
- We will get a parking ticket. - See you later, everyone.
Make America great again!
You choose Democrats your whole life.
I mean, you volunteer for Walter Mondale.
Don't you remember?
I mean, how crazy you are
when I say I will I choose Reagan?
Reagan?
Oh, you don't remember who he is, right?
- Yes I understand. - No, no, that's not true.
You haven't even the smallest idea.
Who am I?
What is my name?
Oh come on, John. You know my name very well.
What is that?
Starting with "El."
Lillian.
Oh sweet Jesus.
Lillian is the next one neighbors the door.
I am your wife.
El... El...
Ella. Oh, my God.
I... Oh, God.
Ella, my dear Ella.
That is only mine stupid, empty head.
Oh, I'm very sorry.
ΓÖ¬ Freedom is on us shoulder, US!
ΓΓ uh The enemy of freedom... ¬Ö¬
- That you are under that beard. - Yes, right.
This.
(BOTH LAUGHING)
JOHN: Oh look, there's Jim.
Gosh.
How was Jim lately?
Oh dear.
Jim passed, honey.
- Really? - You don't remember?
We went to visit him in the human warehouse.
He doesn't recognize us.
Oh...
Good...
That's bad.
Poor Jim.
- Promise me something. - Mmm? What?
You love me. Promise me
that when time comes with me
to put me in one of the places...
And that will be faster than then. You know it.
No, I'm getting worse and worse every day.
Promise me that you will put the gun in my hand...
Shh. No do not.
Listen to me, honey.
Put the gun in my hand,
put my thumb on the trigger,
and then explain to me so I understand
that this is exactly what I want to do,
I told you do it. Tell me.
Good?
And kiss me.
Kiss me, kiss me twice,
and then leave.
This is like the mud season in Massachusetts.
Messy but necessary.
But don't do it in the living room, okay?
(LAUGH)
Gosh. Damn Allah...
Mmm
What have you done? Re-enter.
(TOTAL DISTANT)
I can't find the plug.
What is that?
What?
I hear a sound. What is that?
Well, that is impossible this is a crocodile.
- An alligator? - Let's take the gun.
No no No. Let's just enter .
Oh, damn it!
Ella!
I think I hurt my back.
Oh, John!
John!
You have to come here
- to help me get up. - Give me your shoulder.
"Give me your shoulders"? What do you mean?
- Get... - Oh my God!
- God. - Let me go!
- You destroy me. - I think I hurt my arm.
Continue? Just go down.
Release me. Let me go.
(BOTH GRUNTING)
(EXHALES)
Are you okay?
What are we doing on the ground?
You don't remember?
I fall, and you fall above me.
Oh, shit.
(DENGKUR)
Ow!
John, I can't do it.
Uh, wake up, finish here, and help me.
(JOHN MENDENGKUR)
John?
Oh, I don't believe that.
John!
(DENGKUR)
John!
(JOHN GRUN)
Hey, are you crazy?
What are you trying to do? My stone to death?
- What are you doing? - Well, your shoes are loose.
There.
- Thank you. - Yes
After everything you have done for me,
this is nothing.
Look at you. You are all dirty.
(small laugh)
(ENGINE REVVING)
John, what is the big rush?
Oh, I can do it with a little sleep again.
Oh my God.
It's time Truth, Ella.
For heaven What is this for?
Take me to him. Now.
- For whom? - "To whom"!
To Dan.
For Daniel Coleman.
I have to see it straight in the eye.
Oh, for God's sake.
I will not wait for for some snowy nights
for you to finally acknowledge everything when you look out the window
"Snow falls faintly through the universe."
I am very sick and get bored with this crap.
He is always there for you, Dan.
I only ever become the second best.
How dare you direct the gun at me?
Take me to him.
You want to see Dan?
Good. Well.
What are you doing?
I will find out where Dan Coleman is,
even if he is in his grave, and I will take you to him.
Will you?
- Sullivan. Sullivan. - Is it true?
- SUSAN: Hello. - Susan?
This is me. Who is speaking?
You will never guess who this is.
You can't enter there with a gun.
I will enter according to what I want.
Good. Well.
One hundred police might appear and kill us both, but alright.
If that's what you want, that's what you will get.
Can I help you?
Yes, we want to see Daniel Coleman, please.
- Daniel Coleman? - I believe he is a resident here.
- Are you on the list? - We are just old friends.
We only pass.
- Wait a minute. - You are very good.
John, he said to wait.
(Sigh)
- Is that you, Coleman? - Who?
Daniel Coleman.
Who?
I'm sorry.
I think we have wrong space.
We are very sorry to bother you.
Daniel Coleman. You know him?
- Which room is hers? - Who?
Finally, we found you.
I always want to see your face, Dan Coleman.
Yes, right.
It's not loaded.
- Is that not it? - But...
I am not Dan.
Where is Daniel Coleman?
Hello, Dan.
Is that it?
ELLA: Here I am.
- me? - This is Ella.
Ella Carson.
I don't know you.
Two strange white people enter my room...
This is my husband, John Spencer.
- Nice to meet you. - I do not care.
John Spencer.
That doesn't make no difference who he is.
Just leave here.
- Do you use boxer? - What?
Do you wear shorts or pants?
And this is what happened do you want to know?
I want to understand where this fixation is
with boxers coming from.
Good. Well.
Just ask.
Do you wear shorts or pants?
I wear diapers, white children.
Now, get out of here.
What is Ella?
You really don't remember me.
I don't want to remember your . I do not know you.
Come out this bad place.
Shoot this kid a prostitute, John.
- But it's not loaded. - Oh, my God, gun.
- Friend? - What are you doing?
- He doesn't remember my wife. - Is everything okay?
Yes, right. Yes, right.
- This is not loaded. - Guys, let's go.
You have to go.
- He is an English teacher. - Guys.
- He is not dangerous. - Let's go. It is okay.
- Sir, you must go. - No problem.
You have to go.
Just be grateful we don't call the police.
Oh, us. We are very grateful.
Thank you very much. You have very understanding.
We think that maybe both of them You might need a little rest.
Don't be offended.
This contains a list of all the insurance we received.
We will call your children, so they can come to the facility.
Thank you. It's very your type.
And next time if you want to come visit your friend,
do without a gun, okay?
- Even if it's empty. - Yes. Yes, of course.
Thank you very much.
- Goodbye. - But are you sure
Do you want to be around?
- It's fun here. - We're okay.
Ask Dan.
Why are you so sad?
(Sigh)
I'm just a little tired.
I am also angry.
Most of you.
But also on Dan.
And And who?
Oh, for God's sake.
(LAUGH)
I know who And s. I am just kidding.
And is a friend who is not in Savannah again.
He is black. I mean, he is black.
He was a little more charismatic at the time.
- (LAUGH) - Wow.
Wow, wow, wow.
my Ella.
John, can we sleep on the actual bed tonight?
WOMAN: Now, once we get to the event, there will be security there,
to be besides your ticket,
everyone take time, make sure you have a photo ID with you.
We still don't have some people,
so we will only group in the lobby here.
If you just want it to get together...
- Hi. - Good night, ma & apos; am.
- Good night. - How can I help you?
Do you have available rooms?
Economical. It's just for one night.
We have double standards with twin beds.
No, no, no, we cannot be separated.
No.
Well, in that case, we have Lawrenceville,
beautiful suite with king bed.
Oh, we will take it. Thank you.
That usually runs for $ 500 a night,
but I can let you have it for $ 320 plus tax.
Geez, I don't want to buy it.
I just want to spend night in it.
(LAUGH)
I have never spent that much on that hotel room in my entire life.
Lawrenceville. Guillermo will show it to you.
Do you have a suitcase?
There is a minibus,
some free items, stereo, and here is the main bedroom.
This is bigger than our home.
- Can we buy it? - Don't be silly, John.
Of course we can afford it.
- Um, thank you very much. - No, no, no.
No problem. Thank you.
- This is the key. - Why, thank you.
Enjoy your stay.
(LAUGH)
Oh, Ella.
Oh wow.
Gosh.
I will get a drink for us. I think we got it.
Extraordinary.
Oh look.
Wait a minute.
(DISCO PLAYING)
Whoo!
Fast.
ΓÖ¬ Don't leave me like this
Γ ¬ I can't survive
I love you.
ΓÖ¬ Without your love
ΓÖ¬ Oh, baby
ΓÖ¬ Don't leave me like this
ΓÖ¬ No
Let's dance with me, baby.
Γ ¬ I will definitely miss
Γ ¬ Your gentle kiss
ΓÖ¬ Don't leave me like this
ΓÖ¬ Ah
ΓÖ¬ Baby, my heart full of love
¬ ¬ And desire for you
Γ ¬ Now, come down and do what you have to do
ΓÖ¬ You start this shooting my soul
Γ ¬ Now you can't see it it burns out of control
ΓÖ¬ Come, satisfied
Kebutuhan Needs in me
¬ ¬ Just because your lover
ΓÖ¬ Can free me... ¬Ö¬
(GROANS)
- Oh dear. - Oh, my God.
I'm sorry.
- Not here. Beloved. - I ruined the carpet.
(GROUP)
- Oh dear. - I am sorry.
JOHN: "The old man thin and thin
" and has deep wrinkles behind his neck.
"Brown spots kind heart skin cancer
" The sun carries from the reflection
"in the tropical ocean are on his cheeks.
" The spots fade the sides of his face,
"And his hand has a tangled scent
" From heavy handling fish on a rope.
"But none of them scars are still fresh.
" They are as old as erosions in deserts without fish. "
Hello, honey.
- Do you sleep well? - Oh, like a rock.
- It's been a long time since I slept well. - Help me, right?
Yes , it's better.
Good. See you again.
I will return ordinary time.
Well where do you want to go?
This is not home.
- Where are we? - We are in a beautiful place.
This beautiful place has tea?
Yes, I'm sure of that.
Oh...
JOHN: Santiago is the perfect Hemingway
character because he reaches inner spiritual success,
which one, for Hemingway, what defines true humanity.
He is defeated, but he is not destroyed.
At the end of the story, Hemingway observed the old man.
Sounds asleep.
The fish frame size is still located on the phone.
And Hemingway wrote...
Oh...
I have lost it.
Oh, God, and indeed like that beautiful phrase.
And I forgot I t. Oh dear.
"That old man dreams about lions."
Oh, my God, you know! You know it!
Oh, amazing.
Excuse me, where is teaspoon?
I wrote my honor thesis
- in The Old Man and the Sea. - How beautiful. Gosh.
I prefer the movie with Spencer Tracy.
There is a quote from William Faulkner where he said,
"Hemingway is one of the bravest and best."
And you can add to me one of the purest.
I really agree.
- Gosh. - Teaspoon?
Uh, sorry.
Can you believe that?
- No. - He wrote his honorary thesis
- in The Old Man and the Sea. - Wow really?
(CLASSIC MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO)
(GROUP)
honey?
Mmm No, no, no, don't stop.
Let's just find out campsite, okay?
Good.
ELLA: I'm very tired.
Um... If you are hungry, there are some food in the refrigerator.
Mmm
You still don't feel right, Lillian?
Oh, don't worry, please.
I will not leave you alone.
Lillian?
I will go home when you feel fine.
I see,
where is Ella now?
Ella?
Ella at home.
- At home. - Mmm-hmm.
Yes.
This baby takes a victim on him.
What do I think?
I have to be there to help him.
I really go home now.
Wait, John.
Is...
Does Ella know about us?
You know he doesn't.
I can't stand it if he knows. You can't.
It will destroy his heart.
That will break mine too.
We have to stop this, Lillian.
Yes.
Yes, we understand. We have to stop.
It has happened for a long time.
Too long.
So how long is it too long?
You don't remember?
Lillian.
It was almost two years ago.
I see,
Do you love me?
What are you talking about?
You know it's not like that.
You say it yourself, this is only between friends.
I mean, you're amazing friend, Lillian, the best,
but I like Ella. Ella is the love of my life.
He's everything to me,
and we have babies way, for God's sake.
We have to stop this, Lillian.
Sorry, but
we must end this once and for all.
Goodbye, dear Lillian.
Goodbye.
You come back here, you bastard!
- You come back here... - Ella, what happened?
... so I can kill you!
- Bastard! - Ella, Ella, what happened?
Oh! Oh, I'm Ella now, what am I? I'm Ella now.
- Ella, Ella, Ella, just stop! - Yes, I'm Ella now.
What are you doing?
- Oh! (GASPING) - Allah.
Where is my phone?
Ella. Ella, what happened?
Quiet, stupid.
This is the end of our trip.
- Hello? It's Station 37. - What?
Can you send me a taxi here, please, ASAP.
A taxi?
(SCOFFS) Shut up. Shut up.
(CELL PHONE RINGING)
- WILL: Mother, where are you? - Will, what do you want?
- Mother! - Stop calling me.
I don't want to talk to you.
goes on. Exit. Exit!
Ow!
- Come on. - Do you call taxis?
Do you see others customers stand around?
Now, this is your stuff.
These are your nightgowns, you socks, your pants.
- What happened, Ella? - Enter it. Enter it
Will you help me load my husband and his stupid bag?
Yes ma'am.
You just stay there.
Why are you so angry?
I'm not angry. I am not angry.
No, I'm relieved.
Yes, I'm happy as a clam.
Will you take us to the nearest place home of parents, please?
- Which is crummier, better. - Yes ma'am.
- This is not where we live. - No, not that.
We are in a place where they look after old people like you.
- Ella, why are you so upset? - Please, sit.
This is my husband, John.
Um, give him a room, please.
Madame, we can't accept new patients
without following the specified guidelines.
For them, then.
You can come tomorrow morning at 9:30 to the intake office.
If the man is inside the required parameters,
he will be put on a waiting list, about 10 months.
That sounds more like your problem than mine.
Now, this is all you need.
Social security, hers money, SIM.
Oh, and this. This is very important.
This is a photo he cuts a magazine.
He thinks this is us. He thinks this is his family.
He brought it in his wallet.
See what I mean? That is what you face.
Well, I'm tired, and there is work you have to do.
So, he's yours.
Goodbye, John.
Madame, you can't...
Ma'am! Ma'am, you...
He must know you can't stay here.
I mean, sometimes he's a wounded buffalo.
I know that.
Are you familiar with Hemingway
The Happy Life Short Francis Macomber?
His wife shot him behind the neck
with Mannlicher 6.5.
What should we do? Call the police?
I don't think they will take it.
Oh yeah, look at you, go to me home with your thighs all on display.
Slutty.
Look at that face.
Look at that face, you bitch!
Look at yourself side by side to my husband.
That's my husband, bitch.
All romantic.
Have a wonderful afternoon.
What about me?
Having children.
Pregnant. I'm pregnant with Will.
I mean, I'm pregnant.
Oh yes, right. Supermodel, my ass.
Are you my friend?
The worst friend in the world.
Jane.
Oh, you know.
Jane.
You know, and you never say a word.
(PHONE CHIMING)
Hey.
- What are they? - Yes, this is Mother.
Hello.
Your father lied to me live, and you know that.
Mother What happened?
- Where are you? - you never say a word.
Always by his side. Professor, my ass.
What's wrong? I am at home with Phillip and Will.
We are all here waiting for you. Where are you? Let us come to pick you up.
I am alone. I get get rid of your father.
And I go home, or maybe I'll go to the beach.
- I don't know. I... - Mother?
- Where is Dad? - I don't want to see it again.
I am finally free from that terrible thing creatures that destroy my life.
- I don't care about Hemingway... - What is this?
... or Melville or them
- clever little lecture... - Mother.
that you keep going and going and going, always makes me feel like a fool.
- Mother, you must... - He lived his whole life lying.
That's all a lie. I mean, what do you read in all those books?
- That's just a lie. - Mother, calm down and listen to me.
Where is Dad?
I thought he was lying about being senile now.
He is just a cheat.
You don't go he's alone, right?
You never think you will have it a vengeful mother, right?
You make me like this.
you. And she. You only go to hell.
(GROUP)
(SOBBING)
Where is my whiskey?
(GROUP)
Jane, baby.
I don't know what is approaching me.
I think it must have my meds.
No, no, your father is fine.
I'm just kidding.
I will never leave it.
Jane, Jane, listen, honey.
I want you to help me.
A help?
Listen, can you go to Lillian,
- give him a message for me? - Mother, Lillian is here.
Tell him he is the dirtiest prostitute on Earth.
- What do you say? - No, in the universe.
The dirtiest prostitute in the entire universe.
Thank you.
Where is my husband?
So what happened?
None. All good.
- But where are they? - I have no idea.
But Mother seems very excited.
He sends his love, Lillian.
Oh Very romantic.
Hi dear.
(Sigh)
Now I understand everything.
You won't remember this, but you go home one night,
and I'm cleaning kitchen floor.
I am all hot and sweaty and smell and...
I am seven months pregnant.
Madame, is everything okay?
Is there someone we can call you?
Can't you see me talking with my husband?
So you go to the floor with me to help me.
And then, when I'm taking a shower,
You enter the bathtub with me.
And I don't know anything, but I just...
I feel that you...
That you come back to me.
And don't know anything, I forgive you.
This friend is there, he's a Bulls fan.
And Raymond Chandler is a Bulls fan, too.
Hemingway likes bulls, but they are in Spain.
You really have to go. This is bedtime Mr. Davidson.
Don't worry I won't leave my husband in this trash bin treated like a fool.
Come on, John.
Come on. Go to.
Nice to see you.
Can I save this?
- Yes - Thank you.
- Here, baby. - And now...
I have to forgive you all again.
- Forty-eight years later. - Thanks, Ella.
I don't know if I'm a bitch or you bastard.
JOHN: Well, I guess it's all possible.
(ELLA LAUGHS)
- John, stop. - Why?
I want to go down and look.
I want a burger.
John, pull this camp end soon.
I want to go down and look.
Yes sir.
Oh look, John. That is very beautiful.
Have we arrived?
Almost.
Mmm
Is this Heaven?
Maybe.
Do you think a man can get a burger up here?
(small laugh)
What are you laughing at?
Hi, neighbor.
- Are you going to Hemingway House? - Yes.
There are good restaurants right next to it.
You will like it.
- Really? - Yes. I mean...
And Hemingway House, you won't believe that.
This becomes like a city party from all places.
My cousin, he married like three weeks ago there,
and we have our life time.
I mean, I got some amazing pictures of it,
if you want to see.
On my camera and on my cellphone.
You can see it wherever you want.
Well, you don't want to see them?
They are very cool.
GUIDE 1: This was acquired by the museum in 1974.
Before that when Hemingway and his wife lived here, that...
GUIDE 2: Friends, this is Ernest Hemingway when he saw
when he lived here Key West, Florida, in the late 30s.
Dark, dark skin, very charismatic man.
And also, friends, in every room...
INSTRUCTIONS 3: Each cat has a very special feature .
They have six claws, and this...
(PLAY FESTIVE MUSIC)
This can't be trusted.
Yes.
Ella, this is marriage.
Come on.
I'm sorry. You always want to come here.
Now look at that.
(GAGS)
Excuse me. Where is the bathroom?
I don't know. Maybe try outside.
Thank you.
- Gosh. - (CHATTER INDISTINCT)
Are you okay?
Call 911.
Is her husband or family anywhere?
(MUMBLING)
No.
No, please don't...
No, don't take...
My husband John.
Please don't take me.
(SIREN WAILING)
(CHATTER INDISTINCT)
- Excuse me. - Yes, Sir?
I'm looking for...
Uh, look for?
Please help me.
Are you looking for a bathroom?
This is back, by a gift shop.
Are you feeling fine?
Thank you.
You are very helpful.
Hah.
Yes. I am looking for my wife.
Sir?
My wife?
You have to check it with a table in it.
It will be $ 35, please.
Don't worry about that.
Hey, hey. Don't try and drag it.
- You owe me 35 dollars. - I do?
Yes.
To find out what causes these symptoms,
we do CAT scans all over the body.
We certainly don't expect it to find a grave situation what we found.
The original tumor is in the intestine, no, Mr. Spencer?
Yes.
I am John Spencer.
But now there is a spread of blood
through the lymphatic system, attacks almost all internal organs.
To be honest with you, Mr. Spencer,
it's amazing he even lives with his blood chemistry reading.
Do you really take an RV trip?
Where is my wife?
(ECG BEARING)
John.
How did you get here?
I brought you something.
Oh my bag.
Oh...
Hi dear.
Can we have some privacy, please?
Oh Sorry.
- Use this. - What?
- Let's leave here. - Not. No, John.
- Where are your shoes? - Now they have me,
they won't let me go.
They don't go to stop you too.
Well, they are down there is somewhere.
Good. I am ready.
(Whispers) Which is the way out?
Exit?
Bend. You are almost there.
You are my hero.
John.
You urinate. We are in a taxi.
- I think it feels warm. - Just stop.
- That is there. - Yes
Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you.
(ELLA SIGHS)
Thank you.
Good.
Home.
(Sigh)
Mmm
(GROUP)
You need to change, John. Here. Wear your nightgown.
(Sigh)
I lost all hope in the hospital.
I think I will never see it Comfort seekers again.
I think both of us need a good nap.
Here, baby.
Here, drink this.
Drink it all.
Mmm
Come here. You haven't even washed it yourself.
Come on.
Here.
We start.
Oh
Hello dear.
(BOTH LAUGHING)
Good work, but you can back, soldier.
John, what are you doing?
- We will try. - Oh no, no, no.
- No, just a minute. - No, I don't think I can.
Only briefly. Only a while.
(MOANING)
- I'm there. - Yes.
You are.
You have arrived there.
Don't move.
- You don't want to come? - Not.
Only this.
Oh, John, I love you so much.
Don't leave me again.
OK?
- OK. - You promised?
Oh, I promise.
(MOANS)
Oh my God.
(ENGINE STARTING)
ELLA: My dear Will and Jane.
This is our lawyer number.
I have taken care of everything, all settings.
There is nothing for you worry about,
although I think our final Bill on Visa will be outrageous.
We have a little having fun there in the end.
I am very sorry hurt you like this.
I know how painful it is.
But soon you go feel something else.
You will feel relieved.
Help that you don't have to monitor our body
and our minds fade away.
Weighing the burden on our burden has been lifted from your shoulder.
And you don't have to feel guilty about that.
You don't have to.
I really love your father.
I don't have much longer,
and I can't leave him alone.
We are always together.
And I hope we are together somewhere now.
Who knows?
This is our last time a beautiful vacation.
We have a few beautiful days.
That is our happy ending.
dear mother.
How are you doing, kid?
Sad?
(SONG PLAYING)
ΓÖ¬ Busted flat in Baton Rouge
ΓΓ¬ Waiting for trains
ΓÖ¬ And I feel close Like my jeans fade
ΓÖ¬ Bobby flipped through diesel down
ΓΓ Right before rain
ΓÖ¬ This rides us all the way to New Orleans
Γ ¬ I pulled my spear
¬ ¬ Out of my dirty red bandana
Γ ¬ I was playing softly While Bobby sang the blues
ΓÖ¬ Windshield wipers slap time
Γ ¬ I hold Bobby's hand in my hand
Γ ¬ We sing every song the driver knows
ΓΓ¬ Fair freedom other words
ΓÖ¬ So that there is nothing left to lose
¬ othoth & apos; doesn't mean it's nothing, honey
ΓÖ¬ If it's not free, no, no
¬ ¬ And feeling good is easy, God
ΓÖ¬ When he sings blues
Γ ¬ You know, feeling good Good enough for me
ΓÖ¬ Pretty good for me And Bobby McGee I'm
В¬ From Kentucky
Coal Mine ΓÖ¬ To the California sun
ΓÖ¬ Yes, Bobby shares Secrets of my soul
ΓÖ¬ Through all types weather
¬ ¬ Through everything we are finished
ΓÖ¬ Yes, Bobby, baby Keep me out of cold air
ΓΓ¬ One day near Salinas, Lord
Γ ¬ I let him slip away
ΓΓ He is looking for for that house
ΓÖ¬ And I hope he finds it
ΓÖ¬ But I will trade all my tomorrow
ΓÖ¬ For one day yesterday
ΓÖ¬ To hold & apos; Bobby & apos; s the body next to me
ΓÖ¬ Freedom is just another word for nothing is left to lose
ΓÖ¬ Nothing, that's all that Bobby left me, huh
Γ ¬ But feeling good is easy, God, when he sings blues
Γ ¬ Hey, feeling good is good enough for me, mmm-hmm
ΓÖ¬ Pretty good for me and my Bobby McGee
(VOCALIZING)
ΓÖ¬ Bobby McGee, yes
(VOCALIZING)
ΓÖ¬ Bobby McGee, yes
(VOCALIZING)
ΓÖ¬ Hey, my Bobby Oh, my Bobby McGee, yeah
(VOCALIZING)
ΓÖ¬ Hey, my Bobby Oh, my Bobby McGee, yes ΓÖ¬