1 00:00:20,000 --> 00:00:40,000 2 00:01:46,852 --> 00:01:50,162 GRADY: "The young girl sat silent in the confession room... 3 00:01:50,412 --> 00:01:52,767 ... listening to the boots her father eroded like chalk... 4 00:01:53,012 --> 00:01:55,048 ... in the ancient steps of the church... . 5 00:01:55,252 --> 00:01:58,847 ... then it grows faint, then disappears altogether. 6 00:01:59,092 --> 00:02:00,730 He can feel the priest... " 7 00:02:00,972 --> 00:02:04,521 That Friday afternoon , last February... 8 00:02:04,772 --> 00:02:09,243 ... I'm reading a story at the workshop by my advanced writer James Leer... 9 00:02:09,492 --> 00:02:13,849 ... juniors turn on the main occupants and the only if the gulag is gloomy. 10 00:02:14,052 --> 00:02:17,761 "- he bit the meat his lips, closed his eyes... 11 00:02:18,012 --> 00:02:19,240 ... dumb." 12 00:02:22,892 --> 00:02:26,726 James's story is almost as bright as his disposition. 13 00:02:27,332 --> 00:02:28,685 I'm disturbed. 14 00:02:28,932 --> 00:02:32,686 Maybe the fact is my wife left me that morning. 15 00:02:32,932 --> 00:02:34,365 So, who? 16 00:02:34,612 --> 00:02:36,842 Maybe not. My wife left me before. 17 00:02:37,052 --> 00:02:38,280 Kerri? 18 00:02:38,532 --> 00:02:42,730 As always, James's classmate, realized the vulnerability of a writer... 19 00:02:43,732 --> 00:02:46,565 ... offer their sensitive and gentle opinions. 20 00:02:46,772 --> 00:02:49,411 I mean, Jesus, what's wrong with you Catholics? 21 00:02:50,092 --> 00:02:52,481 Alright! OK. 22 00:02:52,732 --> 00:02:54,848 Let's try constructively here. 23 00:02:57,172 --> 00:02:58,366 Howard, how about you? 24 00:02:58,852 --> 00:03:00,251 I hate that. 25 00:03:00,492 --> 00:03:02,483 The story makes me want to kill myself. 26 00:03:04,452 --> 00:03:07,250 That's not what I meant by being constructive. 27 00:03:11,292 --> 00:03:12,281 Yes, Hannah? 28 00:03:13,412 --> 00:03:15,050 I think we lost the point. 29 00:03:15,292 --> 00:03:19,171 GRADY: Hannah Green. A talented writer, who rented a room in my house. 30 00:03:19,412 --> 00:03:22,165 I know he has become insightful, kind and... 31 00:03:22,412 --> 00:03:24,687 ... compulsive wrapped in red cowboy boots. 32 00:03:24,932 --> 00:03:27,526 I've never seen it without them. 33 00:03:27,732 --> 00:03:31,930 He respects us enough to forget about us and that requires courage. 34 00:03:32,612 --> 00:03:33,727 Baguss, Hannah. 35 00:03:34,012 --> 00:03:35,604 Good notes to end, I guess. 36 00:03:36,932 --> 00:03:39,241 Don't forget about Wordfest this weekend. 37 00:03:39,452 --> 00:03:42,364 if you definitely want to party tonight... 38 00:03:42,612 --> 00:03:46,844 ... and must arrive at his house no later than 5.30. 39 00:03:49,172 --> 00:03:50,446 Thank you for that. 40 00:03:50,972 --> 00:03:52,644 Is he okay? I think so. How about you? 41 00:03:55,372 --> 00:03:57,647 me? Yes. Why? 42 00:03:57,892 --> 00:03:59,962 Just checking. 43 00:04:01,292 --> 00:04:02,645 JAMES: Turn off the lights. 44 00:04:07,492 --> 00:04:09,448 GRADY: It feels good to be in a car. Alone. 45 00:04:18,092 --> 00:04:21,084 Where can I clean my head Tonight is the opening of Wordfest, gabathon annual university... 46 00:04:21,332 --> 00:04:23,641 ... for writers and wannabes. 47 00:04:27,812 --> 00:04:31,441 My editor, Terry Crabtree, is flying to attend the event. 48 00:04:31,652 --> 00:04:34,371 He himself fought for the novel my last, Arsonist's Daughter... 49 00:04:34,612 --> 00:04:38,082 50 00:04:38,332 --> 00:04:41,961 51 00:04:42,212 --> 00:04:44,726 ... and critical success made us on the map. 52 00:04:44,932 --> 00:04:49,801 But it was seven years ago and I still haven't finished it yet. 53 00:04:50,052 --> 00:04:52,247 Terry doesn't give mice _ about Wordfest. 54 00:04:52,452 --> 00:04:56,047 He came to town to see my old book that was past long. 55 00:04:56,292 --> 00:04:58,647 I have to hold it in the bay. 56 00:05:02,652 --> 00:05:05,564 - Tripp! - Crabtree, how are you, my friend? 57 00:05:05,772 --> 00:05:08,605 - Nice to meet you, Tripp. - Let me help you. 58 00:05:08,812 --> 00:05:12,168 Greet my new friend, Ny. Antonia.... 59 00:05:12,412 --> 00:05:15,927 - Sloviak. - Nice to meet you. This way. 60 00:05:16,132 --> 00:05:18,362 I invited Antonia to attend the event tonight. 61 00:05:18,692 --> 00:05:19,886 The more merry. 62 00:05:20,092 --> 00:05:23,641 Terry told me about you on the plane. That's very interesting. 63 00:05:23,852 --> 00:05:25,968 I explained how a book was published. 64 00:05:26,212 --> 00:05:28,043 What are you doing, what am I doing? I sweat blood for five years, and he corrects my spelling. 65 00:05:28,252 --> 00:05:31,608 - That's what he said - We know each other well. 66 00:05:31,852 --> 00:05:35,208 TERRY: And, actually, this is seven years. 67 00:05:35,412 --> 00:05:37,880 You know how many times I got on a plane, prayed... 68 00:05:38,132 --> 00:05:40,965 ... that some girls like will he sit next to me? 69 00:05:41,332 --> 00:05:44,085 - He is a transvestite. - You were stoned - He is still transvestite. - So how's the book? 70 00:05:44,292 --> 00:05:46,248 71 00:05:46,452 --> 00:05:50,240 72 00:05:50,892 --> 00:05:52,769 That's fine. That was done. 73 00:05:53,012 --> 00:05:57,244 Basically. I fiddled a little I still have to do it, you know. 74 00:05:57,452 --> 00:06:00,125 I hope to see it during the weekend. 75 00:06:00,332 --> 00:06:02,641 That will be difficult. I was at a critical moment. 76 00:06:02,852 --> 00:06:05,241 I thought you were just tinkering. 77 00:06:05,452 --> 00:06:08,489 me, but I have a little details that I have to do. 78 00:06:08,692 --> 00:06:10,444 I won't pressure you I mean, I got pressure, you know? 79 00:06:10,652 --> 00:06:12,882 Do you know what I mean? 80 00:06:14,252 --> 00:06:15,446 What's in hootenanny do you think? 81 00:06:16,132 --> 00:06:19,044 GRADY: That will be a tube. 82 00:06:19,652 --> 00:06:22,041 TERRY: You didn't buy this car, right? 83 00:06:26,332 --> 00:06:28,562 84 00:06:28,772 --> 00:06:30,763 No, I got it from Jerry Nathan. 85 00:06:31,012 --> 00:06:33,480 - He owes me. - He owes God. 86 00:06:33,732 --> 00:06:36,246 Including my commander for his faux novel. 87 00:06:36,452 --> 00:06:39,683 The perfume, Antonia, isn't Cristalle will happen, right? 88 00:06:40,332 --> 00:06:44,769 - Yes it is. How do you know? - Lucky guess. 89 00:06:46,132 --> 00:06:50,648 GRADY: The Wordfest party is in at Sara and Walter Gaskell's house. 90 00:06:50,892 --> 00:06:54,441 He is chancellor, which means he oversees the university. 91 00:06:54,692 --> 00:06:58,241 Her husband, Dr. Gaskell, is the head of the department of English... 92 00:06:58,492 --> 00:07:00,926 ... which means he's watching me 93 00:07:04,812 --> 00:07:06,643 Isn't that a good greenhouse? 94 00:07:06,852 --> 00:07:09,241 That belongs to Mrs. Gaskell. This is his hobby. 95 00:07:09,452 --> 00:07:10,965 I thought you were his hobby. 96 00:07:14,332 --> 00:07:17,881 You will find another. He must be young, beautiful. 97 00:07:18,132 --> 00:07:19,247 They are always like that. 98 00:07:23,212 --> 00:07:26,090 Hello everyone. Terry, nice to meet you again. 99 00:07:26,332 --> 00:07:29,290 Chancellor, it looks like you look fun. 100 00:07:31,132 --> 00:07:32,042 Wow. 101 00:07:32,412 --> 00:07:34,243 I'm sorry! I am sorry! 102 00:07:34,492 --> 00:07:37,245 I don't know how people can walk in these shoes. 103 00:07:37,652 --> 00:07:38,641 Practice. 104 00:07:40,252 --> 00:07:41,970 I can't believe we've met. 105 00:07:42,172 --> 00:07:43,287 Antonia Sloviak. 106 00:07:43,532 --> 00:07:45,488 (There are dogs) SARA: Poe. Poe. 107 00:07:45,732 --> 00:07:47,051 (barking) 108 00:07:47,292 --> 00:07:48,407 Poe, stop! Poe! 109 00:07:48,692 --> 00:07:50,410 That's not Walter's dog? 110 00:07:50,612 --> 00:07:51,886 Poe! 111 00:07:52,132 --> 00:07:53,360 112 00:07:54,092 --> 00:07:57,880 - Who is barking now? - Still on me He is blind. 113 00:07:58,652 --> 00:08:00,370 SARA: You can stop this. 114 00:08:01,252 --> 00:08:02,241 Honestly. 115 00:08:02,452 --> 00:08:05,603 - I want to talk to you. - I also need to talk to you Help me bring this coat into the living room, professor. 116 00:08:05,812 --> 00:08:08,849 I will be happy if I know where the living room is. 117 00:08:09,052 --> 00:08:11,964 I can show it to you. 118 00:08:12,172 --> 00:08:13,366 Terry. 119 00:08:14,732 --> 00:08:15,847 We will make ourselves at home. 120 00:08:16,412 --> 00:08:18,164 We will let Poe show us the way to get around. Thank you. 121 00:08:18,412 --> 00:08:20,926 That's new, isn't it? 122 00:08:28,732 --> 00:08:29,926 Walter just got it back from its creator. 123 00:08:31,332 --> 00:08:33,448 You are first 124 00:08:35,852 --> 00:08:37,444 125 00:08:39,852 --> 00:08:42,241 - This morning-- - I'm pregnant. 126 00:08:47,492 --> 00:08:49,050 I'm sure. 127 00:08:55,172 --> 00:08:59,051 Now, that, that's very surprising. 128 00:09:01,092 --> 00:09:03,481 Does Walter know that... 129 00:09:03,732 --> 00:09:07,247 I think Walter will consider this a little more surprising. 130 00:09:16,492 --> 00:09:18,847 Emily left me this morning. 131 00:09:19,412 --> 00:09:21,243 He left you before. 132 00:09:21,492 --> 00:09:25,041 He left me before, but he always returns. 133 00:09:28,412 --> 00:09:29,481 I see.... 134 00:09:32,292 --> 00:09:36,444 I think we just divorced our partner, married each other and had this baby. 135 00:09:37,332 --> 00:09:38,651 Simple. 136 00:09:39,052 --> 00:09:42,249 Yes, right. Simple. 137 00:09:47,612 --> 00:09:49,250 What is Cristalle? 138 00:09:49,612 --> 00:09:50,567 Mm-hm. 139 00:09:50,772 --> 00:09:55,050 Oh, God, I use the same aroma as transvestite. 140 00:09:56,092 --> 00:09:57,445 Is he a transvestite? 141 00:09:57,692 --> 00:10:01,844 Maybe later Terry will confirm him towards the end of the night. 142 00:10:02,292 --> 00:10:04,442 Has he asked about the book? 143 00:10:04,932 --> 00:10:08,049 - Yes. - And? 144 00:10:10,052 --> 00:10:11,644 Will you tell him? 145 00:10:12,852 --> 00:10:16,447 No, maybe. I don't know what I will do. 146 00:10:17,932 --> 00:10:19,251 Likewise with me. 147 00:10:21,332 --> 00:10:23,687 WALTER: DiMaggio's record for hits in consecutive games... 148 00:10:23,932 --> 00:10:26,492 ... perhaps the most impressive performance in sports... 149 00:10:26,732 --> 00:10:28,563 ... and in my opinion, it won't break. 150 00:10:28,772 --> 00:10:29,682 Come here, big man. 151 00:10:29,932 --> 00:10:31,365 ANTONlA: The condition is very sad. 152 00:10:31,612 --> 00:10:33,568 WALTER: But he even went around blind. 153 00:10:34,132 --> 00:10:35,485 GRADY: I don't drink... 154 00:10:35,692 --> 00:10:36,886 ... usually... 155 00:10:37,132 --> 00:10:40,488 ... but this has changed since I have experienced a chaotic day. 156 00:10:40,732 --> 00:10:44,725 And now I find myself is near Sara's husband... 157 00:10:44,932 --> 00:10:47,241 ... and the dog, Poe. 158 00:10:47,452 --> 00:10:49,761 - I see you have met my friend. - Yes, he is charming. 159 00:10:49,972 --> 00:10:52,122 Despite having an education Harvard that is very proud of... 160 00:10:52,332 --> 00:10:55,483 ... Dr. Walter Gaskell does not have instructions about his wife and me. 161 00:10:55,732 --> 00:11:00,442 DiMaggio is represented, metaphorically of course, the husband is a slugger. 162 00:11:00,652 --> 00:11:02,882 Poe has been with me since the first day. 163 00:11:03,132 --> 00:11:05,407 WALTER: Actually, I personally believe... 164 00:11:05,612 --> 00:11:09,685 ... that every woman in a certain way wants to be Marilyn Monroe. 165 00:11:09,932 --> 00:11:12,207 Oh, I don't really agree. 166 00:11:12,412 --> 00:11:15,643 Q: Sure, I have had a lot of success over the years... 167 00:11:15,852 --> 00:11:17,001 GRADY: T. 168 00:11:17,212 --> 00:11:20,568 Q is rich. Q is famous. 169 00:11:20,812 --> 00:11:23,849 Q completes a novel every 18 months. 170 00:11:24,092 --> 00:11:25,320 I hate it. 171 00:11:25,532 --> 00:11:30,287 - My best job vanished in less time than five years. I found myself in conflict. 172 00:11:30,492 --> 00:11:33,723 Ask him if he has a conflict with his home in the Hamptons. 173 00:11:34,052 --> 00:11:36,327 - Grady. T: Alright, professor. 174 00:11:36,532 --> 00:11:37,965 GRADY: Q, for your information... 175 00:11:38,172 --> 00:11:40,811 ... Hannah has two stories that were published in The Paris Review... 176 00:11:41,012 --> 00:11:43,572 ... so you better clean up your A ingredients. 177 00:11:43,772 --> 00:11:45,603 You don't say that you are a writer. 178 00:11:47,492 --> 00:11:48,766 You don't ask 179 00:11:48,972 --> 00:11:52,044 Someone: How do you feel about adaptation? 180 00:11:52,252 --> 00:11:55,688 Grady. Douglas Triddley, Amherst. 181 00:11:55,932 --> 00:11:59,641 I have had the Princess Burning Arisan in my syllabus for three years. 182 00:11:59,852 --> 00:12:02,047 No wonder it's still in print. 183 00:12:03,932 --> 00:12:05,570 WOMEN: It's been a long time since Princess Burner. 184 00:12:24,292 --> 00:12:25,441 WALTER: You are there. 185 00:12:25,892 --> 00:12:30,761 I can swear I have a 1975 Lafite-Rothschild bottle for Q. 186 00:12:31,252 --> 00:12:34,085 Given that he will handle 500 people in one hour - 187 00:12:34,332 --> 00:12:37,768 - You want to keep Q happy. - If he's happy, I'm happy. 188 00:12:42,932 --> 00:12:44,843 (Smoking) 189 00:12:57,252 --> 00:12:58,571 GRADY: James? 190 00:13:03,332 --> 00:13:05,402 That's fake. It belongs to my mother. 191 00:13:05,652 --> 00:13:08,849 He won it at arcade penny in Baltimore... 192 00:13:09,092 --> 00:13:10,844 ... when he went to Catholic school 193 00:13:12,052 --> 00:13:14,566 Now, that's very convincing. 194 00:13:14,772 --> 00:13:17,206 I used to shoot this little paper hat... 195 00:13:17,452 --> 00:13:19,568 ... but they don't make them anymore. 196 00:13:19,812 --> 00:13:23,566 This is just for luck, you know. Some people carry rabbit legs. 197 00:13:23,812 --> 00:13:25,962 You carry a firearm 198 00:13:27,892 --> 00:13:29,086 No thanks. 199 00:13:29,332 --> 00:13:31,402 I don't like losing control of my emotions. 200 00:13:33,172 --> 00:13:35,891 I'm not supposed to be in here, if you ask. 201 00:13:36,092 --> 00:13:38,560 One night, I was out with Hannah in the cinema... 202 00:13:38,772 --> 00:13:42,811 ... and he asked me, because he was coming, so I finally joined too. 203 00:13:43,052 --> 00:13:46,169 - do you and Hannah meet each other? - Not! 204 00:13:46,412 --> 00:13:48,084 - What gave you that idea? - James, relax. 205 00:13:48,292 --> 00:13:50,408 I'm not his father. I only rented the room. 206 00:13:50,612 --> 00:13:53,285 He likes old movies, like me. That's all. 207 00:13:53,492 --> 00:13:54,766 What movie did you see? 208 00:13:55,012 --> 00:13:58,368 Son of Fury with Tyrone Power and Frances Farmer. 209 00:13:59,252 --> 00:14:01,288 He went crazy, Frances Farmer. 210 00:14:01,532 --> 00:14:04,490 So is Gene Tierney. He is also in it. 211 00:14:05,612 --> 00:14:07,842 - Sounds good. - It's not bad You're not like my other teacher , Professor Tripp. 212 00:14:10,532 --> 00:14:13,205 You're not like my other students, James. 213 00:14:13,452 --> 00:14:16,364 Listen, James, about this afternoon at work. 214 00:14:17,412 --> 00:14:21,200 I'm sorry. I think I let everything go out of control. 215 00:14:21,412 --> 00:14:24,370 They really hate it. I think they hate it more than others. 216 00:14:24,612 --> 00:14:28,048 - good.... - It took an hour to write. 217 00:14:28,732 --> 00:14:31,849 Very? It was incredible. 218 00:14:32,452 --> 00:14:35,250 I have trouble sleeping. 219 00:14:35,452 --> 00:14:37,682 220 00:14:37,932 --> 00:14:40,400 While I lay in place sleep I searched for them... 221 00:14:40,652 --> 00:14:42,370 ... story. 222 00:14:44,052 --> 00:14:46,771 - Are you cold, James? - A little. 223 00:14:47,532 --> 00:14:49,170 Why don't we enter? 224 00:14:50,212 --> 00:14:51,691 It's cooler there. 225 00:14:51,932 --> 00:14:53,251 I think you are right. 226 00:14:54,852 --> 00:14:56,365 Actually I saw that greenhouse. 227 00:14:57,212 --> 00:15:00,921 I thought I'd come outside and see it. It seems like heaven. 228 00:15:02,612 --> 00:15:03,727 Looks like heaven? 229 00:15:04,052 --> 00:15:05,405 I've watched movies. 230 00:15:05,652 --> 00:15:08,849 Part of that happens in heaven. Everyone wears white. 231 00:15:09,092 --> 00:15:11,765 Stay in a crystal house like that. 232 00:15:13,372 --> 00:15:15,169 I really have to go. 233 00:15:17,532 --> 00:15:20,365 - Goodbye, Professor Tripp. - Hey, James 234 00:15:20,772 --> 00:15:22,888 James, don't go, don't. 235 00:15:23,132 --> 00:15:25,088 There is something you want to see. 236 00:15:26,532 --> 00:15:28,045 I will miss my bus. 237 00:15:28,772 --> 00:15:30,763 That is very valuable. 238 00:15:30,972 --> 00:15:32,246 Trust me. 239 00:15:36,772 --> 00:15:38,364 HANNAH: Let me help you with that. 240 00:15:39,252 --> 00:15:41,163 Thank you, honey. thanks. 241 00:15:41,932 --> 00:15:42,887 Come on. 242 00:15:46,372 --> 00:15:47,964 HANNAH: Hey, you two. 243 00:15:48,652 --> 00:15:50,210 - James, do you want to go with me? - Not. 244 00:15:50,452 --> 00:15:52,966 No, he went with me. 245 00:15:53,212 --> 00:15:56,204 Why don't you drink Crabtree with a friend, okay? 246 00:15:56,652 --> 00:15:57,880 - Alright. - Where are they, anyway? 247 00:15:58,412 --> 00:16:00,164 Here it is 248 00:16:02,572 --> 00:16:05,040 Alright Hello there. 249 00:16:05,852 --> 00:16:09,811 - This is my editor, Terry Crabtree. - James. 250 00:16:10,252 --> 00:16:12,812 - James will know about George Sanders. - George Sanders 251 00:16:13,052 --> 00:16:15,122 Mr. Crabtree says that he killed himself... 252 00:16:15,332 --> 00:16:16,685 ... but he doesn't remember how. 253 00:16:17,132 --> 00:16:21,011 Pill, April 25, 1972, in the Costa Brava hotel room. 254 00:16:21,212 --> 00:16:22,486 How complete are you. 255 00:16:22,732 --> 00:16:25,371 HANNAH: James is amazing. He knows all suicide films. 256 00:16:25,572 --> 00:16:26,641 Tell him. 257 00:16:27,052 --> 00:16:30,203 - There are so many - only a few. The big one 258 00:16:30,452 --> 00:16:33,967 Pier Angeli, 1971 or '72, also pills. 259 00:16:34,212 --> 00:16:36,203 Donald "Red" Barry, shot himself in 1980. 260 00:16:36,452 --> 00:16:38,761 Charles Boyer, 1978, more pills. 261 00:16:38,972 --> 00:16:42,487 Charles Butterworth, 1946, I guess. In a car. 262 00:16:42,732 --> 00:16:46,520 It should have been an accident, but, you know, he was confused. 263 00:16:46,732 --> 00:16:49,007 Dorothy Dandridge, pill, 1965. 264 00:16:49,252 --> 00:16:50,970 Albert Dekker, 1968, he hung himself. 265 00:16:51,172 --> 00:16:53,686 He wrote a note killing himself in lipstick on his stomach. 266 00:16:53,892 --> 00:16:55,883 William lnge, carbon monoxide, 1973. 267 00:16:56,132 --> 00:16:57,963 Carole Landis, pill, I forgot when. 268 00:16:58,212 --> 00:17:01,204 George Reeves, Superman on TV, shot himself. 269 00:17:01,452 --> 00:17:04,012 Jean Seberg, pills of course, 1979. 270 00:17:04,252 --> 00:17:07,085 Everett Sloane, he's good, pill. 271 00:17:07,332 --> 00:17:10,005 Margaret Sullavan, pill. Lupe Velez, lots of pills. 272 00:17:10,252 --> 00:17:14,564 Gig Young, he shot himself and his wife in 1978. There are many more. 273 00:17:14,772 --> 00:17:17,332 - I've never heard the most news. - You do it alphabetically. 274 00:17:17,612 --> 00:17:19,091 That's how my brain works. 275 00:17:19,332 --> 00:17:22,404 Interesting. Go with us after the lecture. 276 00:17:22,652 --> 00:17:24,165 To where I brought Tripp to take me. 277 00:17:24,612 --> 00:17:26,603 - I just want to go home. TERRY: Don't be silly There is no one of your age who wants to go home. The faculty will attend. 278 00:17:26,812 --> 00:17:29,770 Think of this as a field trip. 279 00:17:30,012 --> 00:17:32,162 JAMES: Is this really true? 280 00:17:53,932 --> 00:17:55,570 It's really original. 281 00:17:56,972 --> 00:17:57,848 JAMES: What he wears on his wedding day. 282 00:17:59,132 --> 00:18:01,407 So I was told. 283 00:18:01,652 --> 00:18:03,563 Continue. 284 00:18:05,612 --> 00:18:07,045 Very? 285 00:18:07,612 --> 00:18:08,840 Very. 286 00:18:09,052 --> 00:18:10,167 JAMES: He is small. 287 00:18:23,212 --> 00:18:24,964 288 00:18:25,652 --> 00:18:27,768 Most people don't know that. 289 00:18:29,252 --> 00:18:31,368 His shoulders are very small. 290 00:18:35,132 --> 00:18:36,963 So perfect. 291 00:18:38,612 --> 00:18:41,763 I'm sure that's the only thing when he wears it. 292 00:18:42,412 --> 00:18:43,606 That day. 293 00:18:44,452 --> 00:18:48,001 He must have felt very happy. 294 00:18:51,292 --> 00:18:53,806 It must cost a lot Dr. Gaskell. 295 00:18:54,052 --> 00:18:55,565 GRADY: I guess. 296 00:18:56,212 --> 00:19:00,569 Walter never told Sara about what he paid for these things. 297 00:19:00,972 --> 00:19:03,964 You really are a good friend with the chancellor, right? 298 00:19:06,572 --> 00:19:07,971 Pretty good. 299 00:19:09,212 --> 00:19:12,170 I'm also friends with her husband. 300 00:19:12,812 --> 00:19:15,565 You have to if you know the combination to the cupboard... 301 00:19:15,812 --> 00:19:19,168 ... and he doesn't mind you being here, in their bedroom. 302 00:19:20,732 --> 00:19:22,165 Right. 303 00:19:22,372 --> 00:19:24,249 (Door Sound) 304 00:19:32,852 --> 00:19:36,288 SARA: Beverly, stay close with me in case of gossip, okay? 305 00:19:36,532 --> 00:19:38,409 We better go quickly. 306 00:19:38,652 --> 00:19:39,971 James.... 307 00:19:48,652 --> 00:19:50,563 Are you okay, James? 308 00:19:51,812 --> 00:19:52,961 (Sigh) 309 00:19:53,772 --> 00:19:57,287 I'm sorry, Professor Tripp. 310 00:19:57,532 --> 00:19:58,760 Maybe that... 311 00:20:00,452 --> 00:20:03,364 ... Seeing that jacket belongs to him. 312 00:20:05,452 --> 00:20:08,171 It just looks very quiet... 313 00:20:09,412 --> 00:20:11,767 ... hanging in the closet. 314 00:20:14,612 --> 00:20:17,080 Maybe I'm a little sad tonight. 315 00:20:19,052 --> 00:20:21,771 I'm a little sad tonight too, James. 316 00:20:22,612 --> 00:20:23,601 You mean... 317 00:20:24,332 --> 00:20:26,129 ... with your wife leaving you? 318 00:20:31,012 --> 00:20:33,765 Hannah mentioned something about it. 319 00:20:36,212 --> 00:20:39,761 Yeah, this is complicated, James. 320 00:20:40,532 --> 00:20:42,363 I think we should leave now. 321 00:20:48,852 --> 00:20:51,127 (Dog Sounds) 322 00:20:57,132 --> 00:20:59,123 (Geraman) 323 00:20:59,532 --> 00:21:01,523 (Geraman) 324 00:21:13,492 --> 00:21:14,845 (barking) 325 00:21:15,052 --> 00:21:18,965 Relax... you're a good kid, Poe. Poe is a good child. 326 00:21:19,212 --> 00:21:21,168 Calm down, Poe. Quiet. 327 00:21:21,452 --> 00:21:22,771 A good dog. 328 00:21:25,652 --> 00:21:26,846 (GRADY Pain) 329 00:21:27,092 --> 00:21:30,880 Jesus Christ! Release me, you damn it! 330 00:21:33,052 --> 00:21:34,485 (SOUND SHOTS) 331 00:21:47,452 --> 00:21:49,283 Damn, James. 332 00:21:49,532 --> 00:21:51,966 You shot the dog Dr. Gaskell. 333 00:21:54,332 --> 00:21:56,368 But I have to do it, right? 334 00:21:56,572 --> 00:21:57,971 You can pull it from me. 335 00:21:58,212 --> 00:22:00,362 No, the dog is crazy, Professor Tripp. 336 00:22:00,572 --> 00:22:03,166 - The dog attacked you - Calm down. 337 00:22:03,412 --> 00:22:05,721 - What am I guessing - - Calm down. Do not panic. 338 00:22:08,652 --> 00:22:10,802 Good. OK. 339 00:22:11,052 --> 00:22:12,280 Do you have a mirror? 340 00:22:12,532 --> 00:22:15,171 This is the best way to see if someone is still breathing. 341 00:22:15,372 --> 00:22:16,964 The dog is dead, James. 342 00:22:17,172 --> 00:22:20,767 Believe me, I know a dog dies when I saw it. 343 00:22:24,852 --> 00:22:26,649 What should we do now? 344 00:22:29,172 --> 00:22:30,571 First... 345 00:22:30,772 --> 00:22:33,969 ... you will give me your small cap gun. 346 00:22:34,172 --> 00:22:35,446 Come on. 347 00:22:38,932 --> 00:22:41,969 Professor Tripp, what we will do with... 348 00:22:43,652 --> 00:22:44,482 ... that? 349 00:22:46,572 --> 00:22:47,687 I don't know How do I tell the chancellor that I killed her husband's dog? 350 00:22:47,932 --> 00:22:51,368 you? 351 00:22:51,652 --> 00:22:52,641 352 00:22:52,852 --> 00:22:55,161 When a pet family is killed... 353 00:22:55,372 --> 00:22:59,251 ... the owner does not want to hear that a student is a murderer. 354 00:22:59,652 --> 00:23:02,041 Does he want to hear it is a professor? 355 00:23:06,212 --> 00:23:07,361 I have a term of office. 356 00:23:09,452 --> 00:23:10,965 Wait a minute. 357 00:23:11,572 --> 00:23:13,483 (Snoring) 358 00:23:18,852 --> 00:23:20,968 Still warm. 359 00:23:21,252 --> 00:23:23,163 Let's try feet first. 360 00:23:33,572 --> 00:23:34,641 JAMES: Yuck! 361 00:23:34,852 --> 00:23:36,763 It's a big stick. 362 00:23:37,012 --> 00:23:41,528 He holds the tuba, the suitcase, the dead dog and the garment bag perfectly. 363 00:23:41,852 --> 00:23:44,366 Yes, that's the usual they say in advertisements. 364 00:23:44,572 --> 00:23:46,210 Crabtree, I know you're holding. 365 00:23:46,452 --> 00:23:48,761 - Whose tuba is that? - Ny. Sloviak's 366 00:23:48,972 --> 00:23:51,805 - Can I ask something about him? - Yes he is. 367 00:23:52,052 --> 00:23:55,203 So your friend Crabtree, is he gay? 368 00:23:55,452 --> 00:23:56,771 Most of the time he's gay. 369 00:23:56,972 --> 00:23:58,166 Sometimes he doesn't. 370 00:23:58,772 --> 00:24:01,161 What do we have here? 371 00:24:02,052 --> 00:24:03,405 This is like... 372 00:24:04,732 --> 00:24:06,450 This is our old friend, Mr. Codeine. 373 00:24:07,332 --> 00:24:10,768 It must take old marks from ankles. You want it 374 00:24:10,972 --> 00:24:13,167 No thanks. I'm fine without them. 375 00:24:13,452 --> 00:24:15,761 That's why you stand on the chancellor's page... 376 00:24:15,972 --> 00:24:18,611 ... Spinning your gun hat You are fine. 377 00:24:18,852 --> 00:24:20,922 Yes, you are just as fit with a fucking violin. 378 00:24:27,932 --> 00:24:29,968 (coughing) 379 00:24:33,412 --> 00:24:36,563 I'm sorry, James. Sorry I said that. 380 00:24:54,172 --> 00:24:56,049 What if we try again? 381 00:25:00,572 --> 00:25:03,723 WALTER: Glad to be able to introduce the best-selling author ... 382 00:25:04,052 --> 00:25:07,931 ... Quentin Morewood, who is known for his friends is only Q. 383 00:25:26,452 --> 00:25:27,771 ME... 384 00:25:28,852 --> 00:25:30,570 ... I'm a writer 385 00:25:30,772 --> 00:25:32,808 (Applause) 386 00:25:33,452 --> 00:25:36,012 As a writer, you learn that everyone has a story. 387 00:25:36,252 --> 00:25:39,562 Every bartender, every taxi driver has an idea... 388 00:25:39,772 --> 00:25:42,764 ... it will make a good book. 389 00:25:43,012 --> 00:25:44,764 Certainly, each has an idea. 390 00:25:45,012 --> 00:25:47,572 But how do you get from there to here? 391 00:25:47,812 --> 00:25:50,485 What is the bridge of edge water inspiration... 392 00:25:50,732 --> 00:25:53,292 ... to the beach which is far from achievement? 393 00:25:53,932 --> 00:25:56,526 (Laughter) 394 00:26:05,972 --> 00:26:07,371 Faith. 395 00:26:08,052 --> 00:26:12,204 Faith that your story is worth telling. 396 00:26:13,052 --> 00:26:15,691 Faith that you have the means to say it... 397 00:26:15,932 --> 00:26:19,811 ... and faith that the webbing structure you are careful to make... 398 00:26:20,052 --> 00:26:22,088 ... won't collapse under you 399 00:26:23,412 --> 00:26:26,370 That faith when you get to the other side... 400 00:26:26,612 --> 00:26:30,127 ... there will be someone who cares about the story that you have to tell. 401 00:26:30,452 --> 00:26:32,090 I'll be back soon. 402 00:26:32,332 --> 00:26:35,768 T: I worship in the temple formal construction.... 403 00:27:07,012 --> 00:27:08,365 Grady. 404 00:27:12,052 --> 00:27:13,565 Grady. 405 00:27:17,012 --> 00:27:19,162 You're having a problem, right? 406 00:27:20,812 --> 00:27:22,370 What is the problem... 407 00:27:25,012 --> 00:27:26,001 ... is it finished? 408 00:27:26,732 --> 00:27:28,165 Almost. 409 00:27:28,372 --> 00:27:29,566 Want to sit? 410 00:27:32,332 --> 00:27:33,560 (groans) 411 00:27:33,772 --> 00:27:34,966 What's wrong? 412 00:27:36,252 --> 00:27:38,971 Nothing, I just rotated.... 413 00:27:41,652 --> 00:27:44,485 Sara, I have something to say to you. 414 00:27:44,732 --> 00:27:47,371 Something difficult. 415 00:27:49,212 --> 00:27:52,284 Stand up. I'm too old for to roll on the floor. 416 00:27:52,492 --> 00:27:53,766 Give me a hand - Well, tonight - - don't 417 00:28:05,252 --> 00:28:07,561 - I know what you will say. - I don't think you do it. 418 00:28:08,092 --> 00:28:11,289 You love Emily She's still young, she's beautiful, she's your wife. 419 00:28:11,532 --> 00:28:15,081 You have to stay with him. 420 00:28:15,332 --> 00:28:17,288 I have no choice. Emily left me 421 00:28:17,532 --> 00:28:19,488 He will come back. 422 00:28:20,212 --> 00:28:22,282 423 00:28:22,532 --> 00:28:24,170 That's why I will... 424 00:28:25,012 --> 00:28:26,968 ... not to have this baby 425 00:28:31,012 --> 00:28:32,365 You won't have it No, it's impossible. I mean.... 426 00:28:34,252 --> 00:28:36,368 Don't you think it's impossible? 427 00:28:37,452 --> 00:28:39,568 Okay, I don't see anything... 428 00:28:45,092 --> 00:28:46,969 - I know what that means to you - no! 429 00:28:47,492 --> 00:28:49,562 Fuck because you said it and said that it's impossible! 430 00:28:49,772 --> 00:28:52,969 Because there can be a way, Grady. 431 00:28:53,212 --> 00:28:55,567 (Applause) 432 00:28:56,332 --> 00:28:58,323 They are finishing. We have to go. 433 00:28:58,532 --> 00:29:00,363 Whose weapon is it 434 00:29:07,412 --> 00:29:08,481 This is a souvenir from Baltimore. 435 00:29:10,772 --> 00:29:13,002 This is heavy. 436 00:29:13,252 --> 00:29:14,162 - Smells like gunpowder. - Caps. 437 00:29:14,372 --> 00:29:17,284 Pow. 438 00:29:28,612 --> 00:29:29,761 I'm caught. 439 00:29:34,572 --> 00:29:35,766 440 00:29:38,252 --> 00:29:39,970 I love you, Grady. 441 00:29:47,452 --> 00:29:48,407 Oh. 442 00:29:48,612 --> 00:29:50,762 The door makes so much noise. 443 00:29:51,012 --> 00:29:53,480 That's very embarrassing. They have to take it out. 444 00:29:53,732 --> 00:29:55,563 - he's fine - he's fine. He is telling. 445 00:29:55,772 --> 00:29:57,808 They go to the men's room. 446 00:29:58,052 --> 00:30:00,486 But will they succeed in time? 447 00:30:00,772 --> 00:30:03,411 Terry Crabtree and James Leer. 448 00:30:03,652 --> 00:30:06,086 Leave it to you to make that mistake. 449 00:30:06,332 --> 00:30:07,765 Wait here. 450 00:30:14,452 --> 00:30:17,171 - I need a ride - I'm your man There is an explanation. 451 00:30:27,412 --> 00:30:29,164 Can't he throw shoes at poor people? 452 00:30:29,652 --> 00:30:32,371 - Antonia, listen-- - Tony. Now I'm at home. 453 00:30:33,652 --> 00:30:37,361 Tony... 454 00:30:37,812 --> 00:30:39,609 455 00:30:39,852 --> 00:30:42,844 ... I'm sorry tonight doesn't match Terry. 456 00:30:43,092 --> 00:30:45,083 Forget it. Your friend is just... 457 00:30:45,332 --> 00:30:49,211 I don't know, collects strange tricks. 458 00:30:49,452 --> 00:30:51,602 I thought he would call it habit. 459 00:30:51,852 --> 00:30:54,412 I feel he will do a little movement. 460 00:30:54,612 --> 00:30:56,807 Do you mean because your career was destroyed and so on? 461 00:30:57,572 --> 00:30:58,925 Is that what he said? 462 00:30:59,252 --> 00:31:02,210 He said that he had never been successful for more than five years... 463 00:31:02,452 --> 00:31:06,001 ... and everyone in New York thinks he's a bit of a loser. 464 00:31:07,132 --> 00:31:09,965 But he said he was sure your book was very good... 465 00:31:10,172 --> 00:31:12,003 ... that he will be able to maintain his job. 466 00:31:12,252 --> 00:31:14,561 you are not a writer who has success... 467 00:31:14,772 --> 00:31:17,081 ... then freezes and never has anything else. 468 00:31:19,252 --> 00:31:20,970 You can turn here. 469 00:31:28,092 --> 00:31:30,970 Have to go. I thought I might have to save James Leer. 470 00:31:31,172 --> 00:31:35,370 You know, Grady, maybe you should think about going home. 471 00:31:35,612 --> 00:31:38,365 You look like you need _ save a little yourself. 472 00:31:42,332 --> 00:31:44,004 (MUSIC sounds) 473 00:31:44,212 --> 00:31:46,567 BARTENDER: Hey, Grady! - How are you? 474 00:32:02,972 --> 00:32:05,964 Can I get Dickel double on the rocks? i'm here 475 00:32:06,172 --> 00:32:07,207 Double Dickel. 476 00:32:10,172 --> 00:32:12,970 - Is that just beer? - Especially. 477 00:32:13,212 --> 00:32:17,091 Even though I gather you do attacks on Crabtree's pharmacopoeia. 478 00:32:17,572 --> 00:32:18,687 GRADY: Where is everyone 479 00:32:18,932 --> 00:32:20,490 Sara and Walter refused. 480 00:32:20,732 --> 00:32:23,371 I think they want to curl on the couch with Poe. 481 00:32:28,852 --> 00:32:31,571 - Jesus, he's out! - He has a book 482 00:32:31,812 --> 00:32:35,805 - I know, he started the fall semester. - He finished winter. 483 00:32:38,972 --> 00:32:42,408 - So is he good? - No, not necessarily, he doesn't. 484 00:32:42,652 --> 00:32:45,803 - I'll read it too. - Crab, come on, huh? 485 00:32:46,052 --> 00:32:48,088 He is one of the students me, for chrissakes! 486 00:32:48,332 --> 00:32:49,685 Besides that, I'm not sure if he is.... 487 00:32:49,932 --> 00:32:52,002 He's smart. I am sure. Take my word for it 488 00:32:52,252 --> 00:32:54,368 - I see myself in him. - I'm sure you did it 489 00:32:54,612 --> 00:32:56,603 This is more complicated than that. 490 00:32:56,852 --> 00:33:00,481 He is now scattered. He almost did something stupid tonight. 491 00:33:01,052 --> 00:33:03,646 He doesn't need sexual confusion to mix things up. 492 00:33:03,892 --> 00:33:05,928 I think that might just be the ticket. 493 00:33:06,132 --> 00:33:07,963 Double Dickel Here. 494 00:33:08,732 --> 00:33:10,165 "Oola." 495 00:33:11,852 --> 00:33:13,171 TERRY: Thank you, Oola. 496 00:33:16,652 --> 00:33:17,971 Cheers. 497 00:33:18,812 --> 00:33:20,211 (TERRY sipping his drink) 498 00:33:20,412 --> 00:33:22,926 Oh, my goodness, did you see what I saw? 499 00:33:23,132 --> 00:33:25,930 There. Let's go. You first 500 00:33:27,732 --> 00:33:30,610 President of the Hair Club James Brown for Men. 501 00:33:30,852 --> 00:33:32,843 He is a boxer. A fly class 502 00:33:33,092 --> 00:33:34,889 No, jockey. His name is Curtis. 503 00:33:35,132 --> 00:33:36,884 - Curtis Hardapple - Not Curtis 504 00:33:37,092 --> 00:33:41,005 Okay, then, Vernon. Vernon Hardapple. Scars originate from horses. 505 00:33:41,252 --> 00:33:43,925 - He fell during the race. - He is addicted to painkillers. 506 00:33:44,132 --> 00:33:45,121 He can't urinate standing up. 507 00:33:45,332 --> 00:33:48,404 - Living with his mother - He has a younger brother... 508 00:33:48,652 --> 00:33:51,564 -... who is-- - Who is the groom named Claudelle... 509 00:33:51,812 --> 00:33:54,963 ... and his mother blamed Vernon for Claudelle's death. 510 00:33:56,012 --> 00:33:57,365 Because... 511 00:33:57,572 --> 00:33:59,403 - Because... - Because why? 512 00:33:59,612 --> 00:34:01,125 - Because, um... - Because... 513 00:34:01,332 --> 00:34:04,085 JAMES: He was killed when an gangster named Freddy Nostrils... 514 00:34:04,332 --> 00:34:06,562 ... trying to shoot his favorite horse. 515 00:34:07,652 --> 00:34:10,371 Claudelle took the bullet herself. 516 00:34:10,972 --> 00:34:12,166 Vernon... 517 00:34:13,052 --> 00:34:14,246 ... there... 518 00:34:15,052 --> 00:34:16,565 ... is in a hit. 519 00:34:19,172 --> 00:34:20,571 That's good. 520 00:34:21,252 --> 00:34:23,607 Yes, he heard everything we said. 521 00:34:23,812 --> 00:34:26,565 Come on, teach. I want you to dance with me. 522 00:34:27,252 --> 00:34:29,368 - No. - Come on! 523 00:34:32,772 --> 00:34:35,570 I have read back Princess Burner. 524 00:34:37,172 --> 00:34:39,163 So beautiful, Grady. 525 00:34:40,452 --> 00:34:42,170 Very natural 526 00:34:42,732 --> 00:34:44,404 As your sentence is always there... 527 00:34:44,652 --> 00:34:48,440 ... Waiting there in Heaven Style for you to pick them up. 528 00:34:50,252 --> 00:34:51,162 I thank you. 529 00:34:51,372 --> 00:34:53,010 I like the writing you wrote me. 530 00:34:53,452 --> 00:34:56,649 It's just that I'm not a very innocent person who you think I am. 531 00:34:56,932 --> 00:34:59,571 I hope that is not true. 532 00:34:59,772 --> 00:35:03,162 We need all people who are not sinners that we can get. 533 00:35:11,492 --> 00:35:15,690 What this child can use is good Coca-Cola. 534 00:35:15,892 --> 00:35:17,803 - Let me help - No, we get it. 535 00:35:18,012 --> 00:35:21,243 - I'll meet you both in the car. - Oh, I see. OK. 536 00:35:21,492 --> 00:35:24,802 Give me the key to the suitcase. I have to get my belongings. 537 00:35:25,052 --> 00:35:27,566 The stem is a little sticky. I have to do it 538 00:35:28,252 --> 00:35:29,401 It's up to... 539 00:35:30,852 --> 00:35:33,207 ... Professor Tripp. 540 00:35:33,452 --> 00:35:35,522 When James returns to his apartment... 541 00:35:35,772 --> 00:35:38,206 ... make sure he's fine before you leave. 542 00:35:38,452 --> 00:35:40,647 I will if I know where I brought it. 543 00:35:40,892 --> 00:35:43,531 Are you saying that you don't know where James lives? 544 00:35:43,772 --> 00:35:46,047 Some apartments are somewhere. I've never seen it. 545 00:35:46,292 --> 00:35:49,250 - That surprised me. - Yeah, James is weird. 546 00:35:49,492 --> 00:35:52,245 Her aunt is in Sewickley Heights. I escorted him there once. 547 00:35:52,492 --> 00:35:55,802 The house is not her aunt's house. He said he worked there. 548 00:35:56,052 --> 00:35:58,008 I need my backpack. 549 00:35:58,412 --> 00:36:00,004 What did he say? 550 00:36:00,492 --> 00:36:04,167 Her bag. The ugly green thing he always carries. 551 00:36:04,372 --> 00:36:06,203 HANNAH: He must have left it inside. 552 00:36:07,292 --> 00:36:09,806 Damn it! He left it in the hall. 553 00:36:10,052 --> 00:36:11,804 JAMES: I need my backpack! 554 00:36:12,012 --> 00:36:14,606 - Let him live in my house - Where do I put him? 555 00:36:14,852 --> 00:36:18,401 GRADY: You can hold it in the garage next to the snow shovel... 556 00:36:18,612 --> 00:36:20,409 ... and he will be fine Grady, if you want to talk later, I'll wake up. 557 00:36:24,972 --> 00:36:28,169 TERRY: Tripp, the suitcase. You killed me. 558 00:36:35,892 --> 00:36:38,122 - I will get it - Kill me! 559 00:36:38,372 --> 00:36:39,851 VERNON: Do you drive this car? 560 00:36:46,572 --> 00:36:47,846 Ford Galaxie marathon 1966. Do you drive this car? 561 00:36:49,132 --> 00:36:53,125 This is my car. 562 00:36:53,372 --> 00:36:54,407 That shit is mine! 563 00:36:54,652 --> 00:36:56,324 - You are wrong. - bullshit 564 00:36:56,532 --> 00:36:58,329 TERRY: who is it - Vernon, go home to your mother 565 00:36:58,812 --> 00:37:01,804 - What did you see? - Your face. 566 00:37:04,092 --> 00:37:06,048 567 00:37:06,892 --> 00:37:09,645 Hit that, Come on, killjoy, leave. 568 00:37:09,852 --> 00:37:11,126 Can we leave now? 569 00:37:11,332 --> 00:37:13,721 - What's wrong with you? - I hope. 570 00:37:13,932 --> 00:37:16,287 - The child is coma. - Who started it? 571 00:37:16,492 --> 00:37:19,723 - I calm him down! - You calm him down, Dr. Feelgood. 572 00:37:19,932 --> 00:37:21,524 - Grady, press the brakes! - What? 573 00:37:21,732 --> 00:37:23,006 VERNON: Stop the car! Hey! 574 00:37:23,932 --> 00:37:25,763 Stop! What are you thinking-- 575 00:37:25,972 --> 00:37:27,530 - What's the problem? - Exit 576 00:37:28,372 --> 00:37:30,408 Get out of the car! Hey! 577 00:37:31,052 --> 00:37:32,531 TERRY: Go around him. 578 00:37:32,732 --> 00:37:33,960 I stopped you I don't think so! 579 00:37:34,172 --> 00:37:36,003 Come back here! 580 00:37:37,572 --> 00:37:39,403 - What is this? TERRY: This is a one-way street. 581 00:37:40,052 --> 00:37:42,486 (horn) 582 00:37:42,692 --> 00:37:45,525 583 00:37:45,732 --> 00:37:46,881 Oh! What 584 00:37:47,092 --> 00:37:49,287 Go away! What 585 00:37:51,212 --> 00:37:53,168 TERRY: He's back. 586 00:37:55,612 --> 00:37:58,410 - What now? TERRY: Do you owe books to him too? 587 00:37:58,772 --> 00:38:00,808 You can always handle it. 588 00:38:10,292 --> 00:38:12,010 What is that? 589 00:38:13,292 --> 00:38:15,601 I just raised my machine hood. 590 00:38:26,492 --> 00:38:29,609 - Wait here. I will be right back. - Where are we going? 591 00:38:33,092 --> 00:38:36,721 (SAM sings again) 592 00:38:44,292 --> 00:38:45,805 Wait a minute. 593 00:38:51,652 --> 00:38:53,210 Professor Tripp. 594 00:38:55,972 --> 00:38:58,042 I think you're here for a backpack. 595 00:38:58,292 --> 00:39:00,408 This is Traxler, Sam. 596 00:39:04,252 --> 00:39:07,642 I see the manuscript in it, so when you appear, I think... 597 00:39:12,812 --> 00:39:15,690 GRADY: Love Parade. So it's true. 598 00:39:15,892 --> 00:39:17,530 The book was finished. 599 00:39:17,772 --> 00:39:21,447 SAM: is that good? - I don't know, Maybe. 600 00:39:33,052 --> 00:39:34,485 GRADY: So that's how it is. 601 00:39:34,732 --> 00:39:37,451 Somewhere at night, is a Manhattan book editor... 602 00:39:37,692 --> 00:39:40,126 ... roaming the streets of Pittsburgh... 603 00:39:40,372 --> 00:39:42,442 ... best-selling author on his side... 604 00:39:42,692 --> 00:39:44,728 ... dead dog in his suitcase. 605 00:39:45,812 --> 00:39:50,203 Say, Professor Tripp, is right about Errol Flynn? 606 00:39:50,492 --> 00:39:53,290 How does he usually put peppers on his penis... 607 00:39:54,292 --> 00:39:57,204 ... to make it, you know, like... 608 00:39:58,212 --> 00:40:00,851 ... more stimulating for chicks? 609 00:40:03,372 --> 00:40:05,567 Traxler, what should I know? 610 00:40:05,772 --> 00:40:08,332 You read the biography, right? 611 00:40:10,092 --> 00:40:11,969 Oh, right 612 00:40:13,892 --> 00:40:17,851 No, it's true. He usually rubs all kinds of things on it. 613 00:40:18,092 --> 00:40:21,562 salad dressing, lamb land. 614 00:40:24,412 --> 00:40:25,811 Pain. 615 00:40:28,292 --> 00:40:31,409 GRADY: Whenever I wonder what Sara saw in me... 616 00:40:31,852 --> 00:40:34,002 ... and I wonder more than once... 617 00:40:34,652 --> 00:40:37,610 ... I always come back to the fact that he likes to read. 618 00:40:37,812 --> 00:40:42,727 He reads everything, all the time. He is an addict because of printed words. 619 00:40:43,092 --> 00:40:44,684 And lucky for me... 620 00:40:45,052 --> 00:40:46,963 ... I made the medicine of his choice. 621 00:40:48,492 --> 00:40:50,210 SAM: Is that your wife? 622 00:40:50,852 --> 00:40:53,207 No, my wife is out of town. 623 00:40:56,492 --> 00:41:00,087 What exactly do we do here, Professor Tripp? 624 00:41:01,612 --> 00:41:03,045 Stay away from home. 625 00:41:13,612 --> 00:41:16,809 - Take it easy, Professor Tripp. - Thank you for the ride. 626 00:43:06,938 --> 00:43:10,328 GRADY: I told myself that I had to get rid of everything for now... 627 00:43:10,538 --> 00:43:13,371 ... Emily, Sara, jacket purple and dead dog... 628 00:43:13,618 --> 00:43:15,256 ... and work on my book 629 00:43:15,458 --> 00:43:17,688 This started as a small book. 630 00:43:21,098 --> 00:43:25,569 Maybe around, oh, 250, 300 pages. 631 00:43:30,018 --> 00:43:32,771 That's already a little more the scope. 632 00:43:40,938 --> 00:43:44,567 And finally it continues. 633 00:43:48,898 --> 00:43:51,810 But the ending is there. I know it. 634 00:43:52,818 --> 00:43:54,456 I can almost see it. 635 00:44:01,538 --> 00:44:02,857 GRADY: James. 636 00:44:03,818 --> 00:44:05,251 I'm fine. 637 00:44:05,858 --> 00:44:07,689 I just lost my balance. 638 00:44:08,338 --> 00:44:09,976 I put you on the floor. 639 00:44:11,978 --> 00:44:13,252 Oh. 640 00:44:13,458 --> 00:44:14,493 Thank you. 641 00:44:14,698 --> 00:44:16,734 I thought you could swallow your tongue. 642 00:44:19,538 --> 00:44:21,654 - I guess you really miss him a lot. - Hm? 643 00:44:23,418 --> 00:44:27,252 Oh, this. No, no, I'm just writing this. 644 00:44:27,458 --> 00:44:28,971 This is not Emily's. 645 00:44:29,178 --> 00:44:31,567 I think there might be an story behind it. 646 00:44:32,058 --> 00:44:35,368 There is, but it's not too interesting. 647 00:44:39,698 --> 00:44:43,611 Are all one spaces? 648 00:44:44,658 --> 00:44:46,296 I'm afraid so, huh. 649 00:44:46,538 --> 00:44:48,688 That is a very large book that you are writing. 650 00:44:48,898 --> 00:44:52,652 Wow, Hannah always swore you're working, but... 651 00:44:53,738 --> 00:44:55,376 - But? - There is no. 652 00:44:55,618 --> 00:45:00,089 It's only been since the Baptist Daughter and several people... 653 00:45:00,338 --> 00:45:04,047 ... some children at work think maybe you.... 654 00:45:04,738 --> 00:45:06,968 - Stranded? - blocked 655 00:45:08,858 --> 00:45:10,689 I don't believe in the writer's block. 656 00:45:12,338 --> 00:45:13,657 Don't joke around. 657 00:45:13,858 --> 00:45:15,416 (Phone rings) 658 00:45:15,618 --> 00:45:18,257 - Do you want me to get it? - Please, can you? 659 00:45:18,498 --> 00:45:19,851 Glasses. 660 00:45:20,058 --> 00:45:21,252 Thank you. 661 00:45:25,538 --> 00:45:26,857 JAMES: Hello? 662 00:45:33,258 --> 00:45:35,726 - He doesn't give his name. - Who? 663 00:45:35,938 --> 00:45:39,135 - Man on the phone - Well, what does he want? 664 00:45:39,338 --> 00:45:41,852 He wants to know if Grend Tripp lives here... 665 00:45:42,098 --> 00:45:45,568 ... and drove with maroon 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 with black interior. 666 00:45:45,778 --> 00:45:47,848 - What did you say to him? - Yes. 667 00:45:49,618 --> 00:45:51,051 Oh, good, James. 668 00:45:51,738 --> 00:45:52,932 I just thought - 669 00:45:53,898 --> 00:45:54,887 Good morning, boy. 670 00:45:58,698 --> 00:46:01,371 - Good morning, James. - Good morning. 671 00:46:01,898 --> 00:46:04,093 Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy. 672 00:46:04,338 --> 00:46:05,817 I'll take a shower. 673 00:46:10,338 --> 00:46:14,297 Professor Tripp, how did I arrived here last night? 674 00:46:14,498 --> 00:46:18,650 Nobody knows where you live. Hannah thinks you want a sofa. 675 00:46:19,858 --> 00:46:22,452 And before that, did I do something? 676 00:46:22,898 --> 00:46:25,287 I mean, am I doing something bad? 677 00:46:26,138 --> 00:46:30,256 Well, James, you did shoot head of the dog department of England... 678 00:46:30,458 --> 00:46:33,052 ... and steal the most valuable memorabilia. 679 00:47:00,218 --> 00:47:01,890 GRADY: Oh, shit. 680 00:47:02,298 --> 00:47:04,573 Help yourself. Hide. 681 00:47:06,178 --> 00:47:07,167 Hiding? 682 00:47:09,818 --> 00:47:11,854 - Good morning. - Good morning. 683 00:47:16,098 --> 00:47:17,975 - Professor Tripp GRADY: That's right 684 00:47:18,218 --> 00:47:23,133 COP: I understand you attended an event at Gaskell's house last night. 685 00:47:23,338 --> 00:47:25,056 What's this all about? 686 00:47:25,298 --> 00:47:29,177 Someone entered Dr. Gaskell. And the dog is gone. 687 00:47:29,418 --> 00:47:32,854 I wonder if you saw someone who looked suspicious. 688 00:47:33,098 --> 00:47:37,455 I won't say there is someone who is suspicious. 689 00:47:37,698 --> 00:47:40,849 What about this child, your student, Leer? James Leer? 690 00:47:41,098 --> 00:47:44,295 Do you know how I can relate to it? 691 00:47:45,418 --> 00:47:48,251 I think I have a number on campus. 692 00:47:48,498 --> 00:47:50,807 It's okay. We will find it. 693 00:47:51,018 --> 00:47:53,657 - morning - You're a good cop you are there. I thought we were going to talk last night. 694 00:47:58,498 --> 00:48:02,286 - I - JAMES: Professor Tripp? 695 00:48:02,498 --> 00:48:04,375 (Ringing Phone) 696 00:48:04,578 --> 00:48:05,852 JAMES: I heard what he said. 697 00:48:06,058 --> 00:48:07,286 TERRY: what time is breakfast? - What are we doing now? 698 00:48:07,498 --> 00:48:10,490 Only one minute. Hello? 699 00:48:10,698 --> 00:48:12,051 SARA: Grady? - Sara. 700 00:48:12,298 --> 00:48:14,254 Thank you God there You will not believe what happened. 701 00:48:14,498 --> 00:48:17,854 Can you hold on for a minute, honey? 702 00:48:18,098 --> 00:48:21,056 - Can I ask you something? - Sure, James. 703 00:48:27,178 --> 00:48:29,851 704 00:48:30,098 --> 00:48:32,248 Where exactly do we go 705 00:48:32,498 --> 00:48:35,649 There are some things I have to do today. 706 00:48:35,858 --> 00:48:38,008 - Look at my wife-- - Who left you? 707 00:48:38,938 --> 00:48:40,007 That's the only one. 708 00:48:40,218 --> 00:48:42,607 - Ow! Oh, shit! - Oh. 709 00:48:42,818 --> 00:48:43,853 You bastard! 710 00:48:44,098 --> 00:48:46,134 you're bleeding, Professor Tripp. 711 00:48:47,258 --> 00:48:49,055 There's no bullshit, James. 712 00:48:54,498 --> 00:48:56,773 So where exactly do you live, James? 713 00:48:57,018 --> 00:48:59,691 Apparently, even Hannah Green has no instructions... 714 00:48:59,938 --> 00:49:02,657 ... like the location of your apartment 715 00:49:02,858 --> 00:49:04,450 I was kicked out 716 00:49:05,218 --> 00:49:08,893 Well, don't get kicked out at all. I was asked to leave. 717 00:49:09,138 --> 00:49:11,094 There might be a story there. 718 00:49:11,338 --> 00:49:13,852 There is, but it's not too interesting. 719 00:49:14,938 --> 00:49:16,576 So where do you live? 720 00:49:17,178 --> 00:49:18,497 On... 721 00:49:19,698 --> 00:49:22,258 Bus station, uh. 722 00:49:24,098 --> 00:49:26,453 This isn't too bad. I know the night janitor... 723 00:49:26,698 --> 00:49:28,848 ... and there are lockers that I can store. 724 00:49:31,058 --> 00:49:32,491 Jesus, James. 725 00:49:32,738 --> 00:49:35,093 I mean, how long? 726 00:49:35,338 --> 00:49:37,772 A few weeks. That's why.... 727 00:49:38,018 --> 00:49:40,851 That's why I have a gun, for protection. 728 00:49:41,538 --> 00:49:44,257 - You should tell someone - Who? 729 00:49:44,658 --> 00:49:46,649 I don't know, maybe me? 730 00:49:51,338 --> 00:49:54,887 GRADY: James's story is _ bad fiction. 731 00:49:55,138 --> 00:49:57,493 Under other circumstances, I might be wondering... 732 00:49:57,738 --> 00:50:00,969 ... where the page ends with him and real life begins. 733 00:50:01,178 --> 00:50:03,533 But I have other things in my mind. 734 00:50:09,618 --> 00:50:12,655 Gaskell's house looks lonely, estimated, since... 735 00:50:12,898 --> 00:50:15,173 ... the celebration of Wordfest. JAMES: what are we...? 736 00:50:15,378 --> 00:50:18,575 Turn it off. It is quite acidic. 737 00:50:18,818 --> 00:50:21,252 I can't help it. I do not know what happened. 738 00:50:21,498 --> 00:50:24,854 You are rich hanged, What do you think of you? 739 00:50:28,858 --> 00:50:30,450 I'll be back soon. 740 00:50:36,338 --> 00:50:39,569 I know I have to have a heart from my heart with Sara. 741 00:50:40,058 --> 00:50:43,653 But until then, I will only give a little signal. 742 00:50:48,858 --> 00:50:50,450 SARA: Feeling guilty? 743 00:50:52,458 --> 00:50:54,767 I can't believe you closed my call, you damn it! 744 00:50:54,978 --> 00:50:58,891 Sara, I am very sorry this morning. There are many things that happen. 745 00:50:59,138 --> 00:51:00,890 Walter's sack box Someone stole Marilyn's jacket last night. And Poe is gone. 746 00:51:01,138 --> 00:51:05,256 - I heard that. - You hear? How? 747 00:51:05,498 --> 00:51:08,171 A 12 year old policeman came to my house this morning. 748 00:51:08,418 --> 00:51:11,774 Do you confess? Your fingerprint is in the entire bedroom. 749 00:51:12,338 --> 00:51:15,694 Really? It's fast. 750 00:51:15,938 --> 00:51:17,212 I'm kidding. Hello! 751 00:51:17,938 --> 00:51:19,212 Right, right, right. 752 00:51:19,418 --> 00:51:21,693 Listen, about last night, there was something that I had to talk to you about. 753 00:51:21,898 --> 00:51:26,050 Good. 754 00:51:26,458 --> 00:51:27,686 Uh, me... 755 00:51:29,778 --> 00:51:32,975 I, um... 756 00:51:33,458 --> 00:51:35,494 I want to be with you. 757 00:51:39,538 --> 00:51:41,449 758 00:51:42,698 --> 00:51:45,451 Wow, Grady, that sounds so sincere. 759 00:51:45,698 --> 00:51:47,654 No, really, Sara, that's right. Honest. 760 00:51:47,898 --> 00:51:51,937 No, I believe you want to be with me, but it's not good enough. 761 00:51:52,138 --> 00:51:53,457 I know what is at stake. 762 00:51:53,898 --> 00:51:55,650 No, I don't think you did it. 763 00:51:56,098 --> 00:51:58,009 No problem. I haven't decided yet. 764 00:51:58,618 --> 00:51:59,607 About babies 765 00:52:00,018 --> 00:52:02,657 That, and you. 766 00:52:03,338 --> 00:52:05,135 I will not draw you a map. 767 00:52:05,338 --> 00:52:08,091 Times like this, you have to navigate yourself. 768 00:52:14,498 --> 00:52:17,774 Why is your car there? And who is sitting in it? 769 00:52:18,738 --> 00:52:19,727 James Leer. 770 00:52:20,898 --> 00:52:22,172 What is he doing here? 771 00:52:22,418 --> 00:52:25,330 I helped him through several problems. 772 00:52:26,618 --> 00:52:28,256 Isn't he lucky? 773 00:52:37,738 --> 00:52:40,047 He seems to think he's good enough. 774 00:52:40,698 --> 00:52:44,054 Yeah, at that time it didn't really come alone. 775 00:52:46,938 --> 00:52:48,815 You feel like riding a car right? 776 00:52:49,018 --> 00:52:50,053 Yes. 777 00:52:53,618 --> 00:52:55,256 Humboldt County? 778 00:52:56,378 --> 00:52:57,367 Maybe. 779 00:52:58,098 --> 00:53:00,851 My father, he got it from his doctor. 780 00:53:01,098 --> 00:53:03,293 - Glaucoma? - Colon cancer. 781 00:53:04,338 --> 00:53:06,772 - Jesus. James, wow. - This is a small scandal. 782 00:53:08,978 --> 00:53:10,172 My parents live in a small town. 783 00:53:10,378 --> 00:53:11,777 - Where is that? - Carvel. 784 00:53:12,018 --> 00:53:15,454 - Carvel? Where is Carvel? - Scranton outside. 785 00:53:16,098 --> 00:53:17,975 I have never heard of it. 786 00:53:19,018 --> 00:53:22,454 This is a hell hole. Three motels and mannequin factories. 787 00:53:22,658 --> 00:53:24,489 My father worked there for 35 years. 788 00:53:24,698 --> 00:53:27,451 Your father works at the mannequin factory? 789 00:53:27,658 --> 00:53:30,650 Seitz Plastics. That's where he met my mother. 790 00:53:30,898 --> 00:53:33,651 He is a fried cook in the cafeteria. 791 00:53:33,938 --> 00:53:35,894 Before that, he was a dancer. 792 00:53:36,098 --> 00:53:37,497 What kind of dancer? 793 00:53:38,538 --> 00:53:41,052 Whatever type they want. 794 00:53:41,338 --> 00:53:44,489 Didn't you say that your mother went to Catholic school? 795 00:53:46,658 --> 00:53:48,728 When we fall, we fall. 796 00:53:57,218 --> 00:54:00,210 I don't think you want to lose control of your emotions. 797 00:54:00,938 --> 00:54:04,248 Maybe I just need time to present itself. 798 00:54:08,178 --> 00:54:09,850 (GRADY Knocking) 799 00:54:10,098 --> 00:54:10,894 Mmm. 800 00:54:11,538 --> 00:54:14,575 I will come to the house for a small _ for my ex-wife... 801 00:54:14,778 --> 00:54:16,177 ... to manage everything straight. 802 00:54:16,378 --> 00:54:18,767 Say something to end something on the correct note. 803 00:54:18,978 --> 00:54:22,050 To make Emily feel more good about it all... 804 00:54:22,298 --> 00:54:24,254 ... or maybe to make me feel better. 805 00:54:25,738 --> 00:54:29,492 To be honest, I'm not so sure why I'm there. 806 00:54:29,698 --> 00:54:31,495 Someone jumps into your car with their ass. 807 00:54:31,898 --> 00:54:32,887 How do you know? 808 00:54:33,098 --> 00:54:35,168 You can see the buttocks outline. 809 00:54:35,898 --> 00:54:38,935 You want it, they're amazing. Extraordinary! 810 00:54:39,138 --> 00:54:43,051 Smoke from the rest of the joint, you can start chewing in the box. 811 00:54:44,658 --> 00:54:47,126 - Maybe he didn't come here - He came here 812 00:54:48,298 --> 00:54:49,856 Let's wait 813 00:54:50,058 --> 00:54:53,971 Meanwhile, I will need you to immediately get there. 814 00:54:56,338 --> 00:55:00,172 Calm down, Emily hasn't used the key since she was 15 years old. 815 00:55:00,418 --> 00:55:02,693 Your hips are not far away bigger than his lips. 816 00:55:02,938 --> 00:55:06,692 Not that. It only reminds me of what is in the car. 817 00:55:11,058 --> 00:55:12,047 In the trunk? 818 00:55:14,818 --> 00:55:16,615 Oh, right, right. 819 00:55:17,258 --> 00:55:19,408 Let's try not to think about it. 820 00:55:40,298 --> 00:55:41,651 - Thank you. - Mm-hm. 821 00:55:44,058 --> 00:55:46,094 It feels really good here. 822 00:55:46,338 --> 00:55:48,169 Yes I know. 823 00:55:49,458 --> 00:55:53,974 This is the type of house that you want to wake up on Christmas morning. 824 00:55:57,258 --> 00:55:59,897 I'll be back soon. Make yourself at home I will make a phone call. 825 00:56:00,938 --> 00:56:02,849 Ah. 826 00:56:09,698 --> 00:56:10,813 Mmm. 827 00:56:14,378 --> 00:56:15,493 There is no good influence. 828 00:56:25,738 --> 00:56:28,377 - All immoral influences. - Why? 829 00:56:28,618 --> 00:56:31,052 The purpose of life is self-development, to manifest one's character perfectly. 830 00:56:31,298 --> 00:56:35,655 That's our goal here. 831 00:56:36,098 --> 00:56:37,497 A man must live his life fully. 832 00:56:37,698 --> 00:56:40,053 Give shape to every feeling and reality in each dream. 833 00:56:40,258 --> 00:56:43,295 GRADY: Sitting there between the items, I was reminded... 834 00:56:44,138 --> 00:56:47,494 ... I didn't know Emily at all. 835 00:56:47,738 --> 00:56:50,252 836 00:56:50,498 --> 00:56:54,696 Even though we have lived together as husbands and wives, when I left home... 837 00:56:54,938 --> 00:56:58,135 ... when I was with Sara, I felt like I was at home. 838 00:56:58,378 --> 00:57:00,414 WOMEN: University - Chancellor, please 839 00:57:00,618 --> 00:57:04,167 MAN on TV: There is only one way to get rid of temptation: Make it. 840 00:57:04,418 --> 00:57:05,817 Decline... 841 00:57:06,018 --> 00:57:09,567 ... and the soul longs for what is prohibited for itself. 842 00:57:10,298 --> 00:57:11,287 Thank you. 843 00:57:24,058 --> 00:57:25,093 Ah. 844 00:57:27,658 --> 00:57:29,888 SARA: Hello? - Sara? Hi, this is Grady. 845 00:57:30,138 --> 00:57:31,457 Where are you 846 00:57:31,938 --> 00:57:34,771 In kinship. There is something that I have to talk to you about. 847 00:57:35,018 --> 00:57:37,851 - Are you in kinship? - That's not the reason I'm calling. 848 00:57:38,058 --> 00:57:40,094 - You are with Emily - What? 849 00:57:40,338 --> 00:57:42,693 No, there's nobody here. I just.... 850 00:57:42,938 --> 00:57:44,690 Doing clean? 851 00:57:45,378 --> 00:57:48,495 JUDY GARLAND on TV: Congratulations morning We danced all night 852 00:57:48,738 --> 00:57:50,490 Good morning good morning... 853 00:57:50,698 --> 00:57:52,734 ... to you 854 00:57:52,938 --> 00:57:56,089 JAMES: Good morning, good morning Good morning Sara, I'm not here 855 00:57:57,298 --> 00:57:58,287 ... to reconcile with Emily. 856 00:57:58,498 --> 00:58:01,615 That doesn't matter. 857 00:58:02,058 --> 00:58:03,696 How you live your life is your business. 858 00:58:03,938 --> 00:58:05,496 GRADY: Sara, you don't understand SARA: Maybe not, but there is something I want to say. 859 00:58:05,698 --> 00:58:08,292 860 00:58:14,898 --> 00:58:16,854 861 00:58:17,058 --> 00:58:20,050 862 00:58:20,298 --> 00:58:22,858 And I want you to listen carefully, Grady. 863 00:58:23,938 --> 00:58:25,053 Yes. 864 00:58:25,538 --> 00:58:27,972 I can't wait for you, because if I do it... 865 00:58:28,218 --> 00:58:30,891 ... I can end up waiting forever... 866 00:58:31,138 --> 00:58:34,130 ... so I will make this decision myself. 867 00:58:34,858 --> 00:58:36,257 Goodbye, grady 868 00:58:37,898 --> 00:58:39,616 MlCKEY ROONEY on TV: Make smart. 869 00:58:39,818 --> 00:58:42,173 Wow, it must be terrible to become an idol. 870 00:58:49,938 --> 00:58:50,848 (Cough) 871 00:58:51,218 --> 00:58:52,287 JAMES: Hello. 872 00:58:52,978 --> 00:58:54,491 Hi. 873 00:58:55,298 --> 00:58:55,969 Oh. 874 00:58:56,178 --> 00:58:59,807 I can clean it, but you need to see someone who knows what he is doing. 875 00:59:00,538 --> 00:59:05,168 How do you want some hot chocolate and fresh cakes to consume? 876 00:59:05,378 --> 00:59:08,051 JAMES: Sounds good. thanks. lRENE: you are accepted 877 00:59:10,858 --> 00:59:12,928 JAMES: This chocolate is really good. 878 00:59:13,658 --> 00:59:15,649 Hank: He is one of your students, this child? 879 00:59:16,538 --> 00:59:20,167 Yes, he is a good child. He's just a little messed up. 880 00:59:20,378 --> 00:59:23,370 Then I'm sure he will be fine only, with the right guidance. 881 00:59:29,058 --> 00:59:30,696 So where is Emily, Hank? 882 00:59:32,018 --> 00:59:34,657 I don't know if I have to tell you that, Grady. 883 00:59:35,418 --> 00:59:37,249 I don't want to follow it. 884 00:59:37,498 --> 00:59:39,454 I want to tell him that I'm sorry. 885 00:59:39,698 --> 00:59:41,529 I'm not trying to get him back. 886 00:59:41,738 --> 00:59:44,047 Things that are not right with us for a while. 887 00:59:44,498 --> 00:59:48,457 Well, all I know is, Emily feels you're not there for her. 888 00:59:48,658 --> 00:59:51,252 That he feels it's been a long time, Grady. 889 00:59:52,138 --> 00:59:55,926 He is currently in Philadelphia visiting Linda Ashby. 890 00:59:58,018 --> 01:00:01,613 For chrissakes, they went to Wellesley together. 891 01:00:01,938 --> 01:00:05,692 - Linda spends a week at your house. - Oh, Linda Oh. 892 01:00:08,658 --> 01:00:12,094 I haven't slept much lately. I got my editor in town. 893 01:00:12,338 --> 01:00:14,329 Trying to finish my book. 894 01:00:14,538 --> 01:00:16,529 Yes, right. Book. 895 01:00:19,938 --> 01:00:21,974 I hope it's really good, Grady. 896 01:00:28,698 --> 01:00:31,451 I have a very good time, Professor Tripp. 897 01:00:32,618 --> 01:00:34,927 I'm very happy for you, James. 898 01:00:38,458 --> 01:00:41,052 Help me, stop my drugs. 899 01:00:42,098 --> 01:00:44,248 The item is not for amateurs. 900 01:00:45,538 --> 01:00:47,688 You're angry at me, aren't you? 901 01:00:47,898 --> 01:00:50,856 You're crazy because I shot your girlfriend's dog. 902 01:00:51,098 --> 01:00:53,373 Not the dog, it's belongs to her husband. 903 01:00:54,098 --> 01:00:55,895 Who said anything about girlfriends? 904 01:00:57,698 --> 01:01:00,735 Okay, James, I hope you don't shoot my girlfriend's dog. 905 01:01:00,978 --> 01:01:04,095 Even though Poe and I aren't what you call simpatico... 906 01:01:04,338 --> 01:01:07,648 ... that's not the reason he should have taken two in the chest. 907 01:01:08,458 --> 01:01:09,652 I don't know You just keep acting like a *** all the time, James. 908 01:01:09,898 --> 01:01:13,971 I think that explains why all children at work hate me. 909 01:01:14,218 --> 01:01:17,654 910 01:01:18,138 --> 01:01:20,891 All children at work hate you because now... 911 01:01:21,138 --> 01:01:24,494 ... you are ten times more familiar with the author wrong one of them is famous than the others. 912 01:01:24,738 --> 01:01:29,573 The thing I smell you say it yourself last night to your friend Crabtree. 913 01:01:29,818 --> 01:01:32,048 I didn't mean it like that. 914 01:01:32,418 --> 01:01:34,056 What's the difference between what I think? 915 01:01:34,298 --> 01:01:38,655 What's the difference between what people think? Most people don't think. 916 01:01:39,098 --> 01:01:41,168 And if they do, it's not about writing. 917 01:01:42,498 --> 01:01:45,296 Books, they mean nothing. 918 01:01:46,138 --> 01:01:47,856 Not to anyone 919 01:01:49,258 --> 01:01:50,850 Not anymore. 920 01:01:51,498 --> 01:01:54,058 Putri Pembakar is something meaningful. 921 01:01:55,618 --> 01:01:57,017 That means something to me. 922 01:01:58,258 --> 01:02:02,137 That's the reason I came to school here, to be taught by you. 923 01:02:04,658 --> 01:02:08,094 This is one reason why I want to be a writer. 924 01:02:09,938 --> 01:02:13,931 Well, for that, James, if there's nothing else... 925 01:02:15,258 --> 01:02:16,850 ... I'm really sorry. 926 01:02:24,698 --> 01:02:25,687 What do we do? 927 01:02:25,938 --> 01:02:30,853 I'll give you good food, some cup of coffee, and take you home. 928 01:02:31,298 --> 01:02:33,607 - Take me now. - What? 929 01:02:33,938 --> 01:02:35,735 - I'm not hungry. - You have to eat 930 01:02:36,218 --> 01:02:38,049 I will get something from the vending machine. 931 01:02:38,338 --> 01:02:39,930 What are you talking about? 932 01:02:40,138 --> 01:02:44,370 At the bus station, they have a cheese sandwich. The food is pretty good. 933 01:02:44,618 --> 01:02:47,416 Take me now, that way Carl won't get my place. 934 01:02:49,658 --> 01:02:51,057 Carl? 935 01:02:52,138 --> 01:02:55,255 - Forget it. - James, let's eat, right? 936 01:02:55,458 --> 01:02:58,291 I won't let the writer be the most talented in my class... 937 01:02:58,538 --> 01:03:01,052 ... eat a cheese sandwich a few weeks. 938 01:03:02,138 --> 01:03:04,368 I will not let him sleep on several bus stations. 939 01:03:04,618 --> 01:03:07,451 So go inside. I'll be there soon. 940 01:03:09,338 --> 01:03:11,977 GRADY: C-A-R-V-E-L. 941 01:03:12,578 --> 01:03:15,854 Yes, I'm sure, ma'am. This is outside Scranton. 942 01:03:17,138 --> 01:03:18,856 you don't have a list 943 01:03:19,938 --> 01:03:21,974 Alright... 944 01:03:22,578 --> 01:03:27,094 Lady, when we talk, I see residents of Carvel, Pennsylvania. 945 01:03:27,298 --> 01:03:29,289 I'm sure he'll be interested in learning... 946 01:03:29,538 --> 01:03:33,167 ... that people at the Bell Atlantic are wrong places in their entire hometown. 947 01:03:33,418 --> 01:03:35,852 Not that I made this when we went - 948 01:03:38,258 --> 01:03:40,613 Forget it. My mistake. 949 01:04:04,818 --> 01:04:06,774 JAMES: Do you want to try this? - No, thank you. 950 01:04:07,018 --> 01:04:09,930 That's why you have it, your spell. 951 01:04:10,138 --> 01:04:11,651 Mantra 952 01:04:12,138 --> 01:04:16,097 We don't play at Tennessee Williams. I didn't get a spell. 953 01:04:17,538 --> 01:04:19,096 What will you call them? 954 01:04:19,338 --> 01:04:20,976 I don't know... 955 01:04:21,338 --> 01:04:22,487 Episode. 956 01:04:23,818 --> 01:04:26,048 I'm just worried about you, that's all. 957 01:04:31,858 --> 01:04:34,053 GRADY: You only worry about yourself, okay 958 01:04:34,498 --> 01:04:35,294 (groans) 959 01:04:35,738 --> 01:04:38,616 - Where did you go? - don't go, just stay here and eat. 960 01:04:38,818 --> 01:04:40,251 I'll be back soon. 961 01:04:47,938 --> 01:04:49,291 - Good night. - Professor Tripp 962 01:04:49,538 --> 01:04:53,850 - Grady. - Fred Leer This is my wife, Amanda. 963 01:04:54,098 --> 01:04:56,009 Looks like I ran a nice night. 964 01:04:56,418 --> 01:04:58,295 We are on our way to profit... 965 01:04:58,538 --> 01:05:01,450 ... but the club is in a trip, so we performed. 966 01:05:02,858 --> 01:05:06,373 I thought it would be good for James to stay with his family this weekend. 967 01:05:07,418 --> 01:05:10,490 Oh, of course we can understand that. 968 01:05:12,738 --> 01:05:13,853 Right. 969 01:05:14,458 --> 01:05:17,097 Okay, I guess I'll get James. 970 01:05:20,658 --> 01:05:24,856 Um, I hope you don't find this forward, Amanda, but... 971 01:05:25,098 --> 01:05:27,089 ... have you ever gone to Catholic school? 972 01:05:30,458 --> 01:05:32,050 Excuse me? 973 01:05:32,938 --> 01:05:34,166 I didn't go with them. 974 01:05:34,418 --> 01:05:38,775 - Things are a little strange to me now. - A little strange for me too. 975 01:05:39,018 --> 01:05:41,851 I got my editor in town, I have to finish my book - 976 01:05:42,098 --> 01:05:43,895 I won't bother you. 977 01:05:44,138 --> 01:05:47,448 Like it or not, people out are your parents. 978 01:05:47,858 --> 01:05:50,053 - They are not my parents - What? 979 01:05:50,298 --> 01:05:52,368 They are my grandparents. My parents are dead. 980 01:05:55,418 --> 01:05:58,728 The man is clearly your father. You look like him. 981 01:06:00,338 --> 01:06:02,294 There is a reason for that. 982 01:06:03,818 --> 01:06:05,297 Get out of here. 983 01:06:05,538 --> 01:06:08,098 That's why he made me sleep in the basement. 984 01:06:08,338 --> 01:06:11,614 In a crawling room with mice and Amontillado stone barrels. 985 01:06:11,818 --> 01:06:13,331 They treat me like a weirdo! 986 01:06:13,538 --> 01:06:16,052 You're a freak, James. Welcome to the club. 987 01:06:16,298 --> 01:06:18,573 You don't know how it feels. 988 01:06:18,778 --> 01:06:20,052 You are right, I don't. 989 01:06:20,298 --> 01:06:24,052 I won't feel sorry for you, because I don't know who you are. 990 01:06:25,618 --> 01:06:28,849 Let me ask you something, James. In the last 36 hours... 991 01:06:29,058 --> 01:06:32,414 ... have you told me something right? One thing that came from you? 992 01:06:34,858 --> 01:06:38,533 I just want to stay with you for a while. That's all. 993 01:06:45,138 --> 01:06:48,175 I'm a teacher, James. I'm not a holiday. 994 01:06:54,938 --> 01:06:56,212 Thank you, professor Hey! 995 01:07:27,738 --> 01:07:29,091 Hey. 996 01:07:31,258 --> 01:07:32,054 Crabtree. Jesus! 997 01:08:22,298 --> 01:08:24,414 (MUSIK) 998 01:08:24,658 --> 01:08:27,377 Is it okay? 999 01:08:39,138 --> 01:08:40,287 - Grady. - Hey 1000 01:08:44,178 --> 01:08:45,327 Uh. 1001 01:08:46,338 --> 01:08:47,407 I know it shouldn't, but in an open place and I can't stand it. 1002 01:08:47,618 --> 01:08:51,770 I don't believe that I left it like this. 1003 01:08:51,978 --> 01:08:54,651 TERRY: Tripp! Where are you - Has Crabtree peered around? 1004 01:08:54,858 --> 01:08:57,975 I don't know I don't think so. 1005 01:08:58,218 --> 01:09:00,174 Let's get rid of this. 1006 01:09:00,378 --> 01:09:01,857 TERRY: Tripp! 1007 01:09:02,058 --> 01:09:03,286 Oh, shit. 1008 01:09:03,858 --> 01:09:05,450 Don't go I have waited overnight for you. 1009 01:09:07,738 --> 01:09:10,696 1010 01:09:10,938 --> 01:09:13,293 I'm really flattered, but this isn't - 1011 01:09:13,498 --> 01:09:17,332 I'm sorry. Am I disturbing the teacher-student conference? 1012 01:09:17,738 --> 01:09:19,535 You are not the most attentive host. 1013 01:09:19,738 --> 01:09:21,774 You have treated him well. 1014 01:09:21,978 --> 01:09:26,051 Sometimes we have to improvise. Where are you, huh? 1015 01:09:26,298 --> 01:09:28,448 I drive with James Leer. 1016 01:09:29,338 --> 01:09:31,454 - He killed the chancellor's dog. - What? 1017 01:09:31,698 --> 01:09:35,737 The police thought he was running away, but Dr. Gaskell found blood on the carpet. 1018 01:09:35,938 --> 01:09:36,927 Oh, Jesus. 1019 01:09:37,138 --> 01:09:41,450 They thought it was an intruder, but Terry's words were messed up inside. 1020 01:09:42,258 --> 01:09:44,692 Has anyone else experienced this brilliant deduction? 1021 01:09:44,938 --> 01:09:46,735 Not yet. It's only a matter of time. 1022 01:09:46,938 --> 01:09:48,496 You don't even know James. 1023 01:09:48,698 --> 01:09:49,847 Who did it? 1024 01:09:50,098 --> 01:09:53,056 I do, I do it now 1025 01:09:53,298 --> 01:09:57,132 I spent some time with him, and I read something about him. 1026 01:09:57,338 --> 01:09:58,532 You read the book 1027 01:09:58,738 --> 01:10:00,057 - Yes. - is that good 1028 01:10:00,258 --> 01:10:03,216 This is good. This is very, very good. 1029 01:10:04,818 --> 01:10:05,933 That's right. 1030 01:10:06,658 --> 01:10:08,728 I know that. So where is he now? 1031 01:10:09,538 --> 01:10:11,654 - I sent him home with his parents. - What?! 1032 01:10:11,898 --> 01:10:13,650 What? Her parents? 1033 01:10:14,698 --> 01:10:16,336 Why did you do that? 1034 01:10:16,538 --> 01:10:20,451 In this situation, I think is the best thing for him. 1035 01:10:21,778 --> 01:10:24,850 I began to think it was the best thing for me. 1036 01:10:27,698 --> 01:10:30,849 I'm just not there for him. 1037 01:10:31,098 --> 01:10:32,053 Imagine that 1038 01:10:34,098 --> 01:10:38,888 Hannah, do you remember where you took James that day? Is that her aunt? 1039 01:10:39,138 --> 01:10:41,447 - Yes. - I told you, Sewickley Heights. 1040 01:10:41,658 --> 01:10:43,091 What is the address? 1041 01:10:43,298 --> 01:10:45,254 He told me to take him to a corner. 1042 01:10:45,498 --> 01:10:48,615 - Contact the university - A little late to contact reception. 1043 01:10:48,818 --> 01:10:51,252 Is it rather late calling the chancellor? 1044 01:10:51,618 --> 01:10:53,290 I don't know, Maybe. 1045 01:10:53,538 --> 01:10:57,451 You really just made a small mess the terrible and terrible of all. 1046 01:11:00,738 --> 01:11:02,296 Is that all? 1047 01:11:02,538 --> 01:11:05,336 Don't even think about it. Don't come near 1048 01:11:05,538 --> 01:11:09,053 - Never without your permission, but - - 262 Baxter Drive. 1049 01:11:10,738 --> 01:11:11,853 They are in the book. 1050 01:11:12,058 --> 01:11:13,013 - I'll drive - I'll drive 1051 01:11:15,098 --> 01:11:18,374 Love Parade. I have a feeling about this . I feel it in my back bone. 1052 01:11:18,578 --> 01:11:20,250 Only on your bones? 1053 01:11:22,938 --> 01:11:24,337 I've felt this before. 1054 01:11:25,058 --> 01:11:26,252 Remember? 1055 01:11:28,298 --> 01:11:30,858 It's been a long time, but... 1056 01:11:32,058 --> 01:11:33,935 How bad is that for you? 1057 01:11:34,858 --> 01:11:35,927 This is very bad. 1058 01:11:36,138 --> 01:11:40,051 It's bad enough that they see me like I don't work there anymore. 1059 01:11:41,938 --> 01:11:45,248 I don't think I match the new company profile. 1060 01:11:45,698 --> 01:11:46,972 Which one? 1061 01:11:47,218 --> 01:11:49,686 Gosh. Competence. 1062 01:11:58,018 --> 01:11:59,451 GRADY: Here it is 1063 01:12:02,698 --> 01:12:06,850 GRADY: I don't have a business going hard _ going to James Leer's parents' house at night. 1064 01:12:07,058 --> 01:12:10,448 Not if what's important is makes everything right with Sara. 1065 01:12:10,698 --> 01:12:13,656 But we have decided to save James Leer. 1066 01:12:13,858 --> 01:12:16,850 I'm not sure of that, because I'm sure... 1067 01:12:17,058 --> 01:12:20,653 ... that everything that comes out from James's mouth is bullshit. 1068 01:12:20,858 --> 01:12:23,247 TERRY: Yikes! There must be two dozen windows. 1069 01:12:23,458 --> 01:12:24,891 How can we find it? 1070 01:12:25,138 --> 01:12:29,177 I told you, they held him in the basement. 1071 01:12:30,218 --> 01:12:31,856 But maybe that doesn't matter. 1072 01:12:32,098 --> 01:12:35,454 Sometimes people only need to be saved. 1073 01:12:37,618 --> 01:12:38,653 (MUSIC starts) 1074 01:12:46,498 --> 01:12:48,056 - Rodgers and Hart? - Yeah. 1075 01:12:48,578 --> 01:12:50,170 James Leer. 1076 01:12:50,858 --> 01:12:52,814 (Typewriter sounds) 1077 01:13:13,218 --> 01:13:15,607 What are you doing here 1078 01:13:15,818 --> 01:13:17,934 We are reviving you Wear some good clothes. 1079 01:13:23,018 --> 01:13:26,897 I like what you did to that place. When did Captain Nemo move? 1080 01:13:27,138 --> 01:13:30,528 I don't believe that you _ made fun of my bathrobe. 1081 01:13:30,938 --> 01:13:32,815 Candelabras is my great grandmother. 1082 01:13:33,058 --> 01:13:36,573 Don't start with family history. I will leave you here 1083 01:13:36,778 --> 01:13:41,169 I heard about your parents, your grandparents. 1084 01:13:41,378 --> 01:13:44,336 I trust you. That's the reason we are here. Change clothes. 1085 01:13:46,298 --> 01:13:48,175 Do you mind if I use this again? 1086 01:13:48,378 --> 01:13:50,175 Use whatever you want. 1087 01:13:53,178 --> 01:13:55,646 - He is very simple. - He is very sensitive TERRY: Why don't you cut the child loose? 1088 01:13:55,858 --> 01:13:57,894 These are library books that are too late. 1089 01:13:58,138 --> 01:14:01,016 It seems like our Mr. Leer is facing some late fees for monsters. 1090 01:14:01,258 --> 01:14:04,807 Don't believe the bullshit he spins. 1091 01:14:05,018 --> 01:14:06,497 Once, I want to know that bastard is telling the truth. 1092 01:14:06,738 --> 01:14:10,048 TERRY: Hey. 1093 01:14:10,258 --> 01:14:11,771 Look at this 1094 01:14:12,378 --> 01:14:13,811 "The door opens. 1095 01:14:14,018 --> 01:14:16,691 1096 01:14:16,898 --> 01:14:21,369 ... going into a room like an old hairdresser, limping, being beaten. " 1097 01:14:22,178 --> 01:14:24,169 Does that sound like the person we know? 1098 01:14:27,218 --> 01:14:31,416 " Then, when the man squints eyes into the twilight of dusk... " 1099 01:14:31,618 --> 01:14:33,574 Children definitely need an editor. 1100 01:14:33,778 --> 01:14:35,575 "... and mumble simple: 1101 01:14:35,818 --> 01:14:38,378 "That doesn't mean anything. All of that, nothing '... 1102 01:14:38,618 --> 01:14:40,131 ... that the real surprise is coming. 1103 01:14:40,898 --> 01:14:42,775 Then the boy understands... 1104 01:14:42,978 --> 01:14:45,970 ... that the actual wound of the hero lies in a darker place. 1105 01:14:46,178 --> 01:14:47,770 His heart... " 1106 01:14:50,218 --> 01:14:51,970 What is your heart? 1107 01:14:54,258 --> 01:14:56,977 "His heart, once able to inspire others... 1108 01:14:57,218 --> 01:14:59,778 ... can no longer inspire so much like himself. 1109 01:14:59,978 --> 01:15:02,128 That beats it now just because of habit. 1110 01:15:02,338 --> 01:15:03,851 That beats it now only... 1111 01:15:06,258 --> 01:15:08,010 ... because you can. " 1112 01:15:10,938 --> 01:15:12,212 JAMES: I'm ready. Are you okay, Professor Tripp? 1113 01:15:14,738 --> 01:15:16,251 He's fine. Can we go, before Grandma comes and boils your bones? 1114 01:15:16,498 --> 01:15:20,457 That could be a problem He goes down every half hour to check on me. 1115 01:15:20,898 --> 01:15:25,574 If I'm not here, he might call the police. 1116 01:15:25,818 --> 01:15:27,934 Okay, make a trap. We will put a pillow in under the blanket. 1117 01:15:28,138 --> 01:15:32,609 1118 01:15:32,818 --> 01:15:35,571 Like at Against All Flags. They use big ham. 1119 01:15:36,258 --> 01:15:38,772 No, I have a better idea. 1120 01:15:46,658 --> 01:15:48,137 Good night, sweet prince. 1121 01:16:17,578 --> 01:16:18,977 (TERRY Cough) 1122 01:16:20,498 --> 01:16:23,968 Let's go upstairs. There is a bad vibration here. 1123 01:16:24,778 --> 01:16:28,771 Things must have been cut off after we left, huh, Grady? 1124 01:16:29,378 --> 01:16:31,096 (Removing Shoes) 1125 01:16:58,058 --> 01:16:59,093 Good night, bro. 1126 01:17:35,258 --> 01:17:37,488 (LAMPu falls) 1127 01:17:46,458 --> 01:17:48,289 (Phone rings) 1128 01:17:57,378 --> 01:17:59,369 SARA on the phone: You have arrived at Sara and Walter Gaskell. 1129 01:17:59,618 --> 01:18:02,371 Walter or I can't take you-- 1130 01:18:03,458 --> 01:18:05,688 WALTER: Hello? - Walter? 1131 01:18:05,938 --> 01:18:09,647 Grady? Oh, my God, Grady, do you know what time you are? 1132 01:18:09,858 --> 01:18:12,895 Yes. I have 8:15 minutes. 1133 01:18:13,138 --> 01:18:16,255 - I don't think that's right - It's 3:30, Grady. 1134 01:18:16,498 --> 01:18:19,774 - Well, this is important, Walter. - Oh? 1135 01:18:21,618 --> 01:18:24,576 ME.... 1136 01:18:24,818 --> 01:18:26,774 What's wrong, Grady? 1137 01:18:27,498 --> 01:18:29,568 I fell in love with your wife. 1138 01:18:31,738 --> 01:18:33,376 Excuse me? 1139 01:18:33,978 --> 01:18:36,572 Sara. I fell in love with him. 1140 01:18:37,738 --> 01:18:40,093 Do you drink now? 1141 01:18:40,338 --> 01:18:41,566 No. 1142 01:18:42,698 --> 01:18:45,417 Even so, I want to see you in my office... 1143 01:18:45,658 --> 01:18:46,977 ... Monday morning. 1144 01:18:53,258 --> 01:18:54,577 Oh Boy. 1145 01:19:22,658 --> 01:19:25,297 - Sara, what...? - I tried calling, but... 1146 01:19:25,538 --> 01:19:28,894 ... something seems wrong... 1147 01:19:29,098 --> 01:19:30,577 ... with your phone 1148 01:19:32,298 --> 01:19:35,256 It seems that one of our students is missing. 1149 01:19:35,498 --> 01:19:39,173 And his parents found a dead dog on his bed. 1150 01:19:39,418 --> 01:19:42,137 I was wrong. I have tried to tell you - 1151 01:19:42,498 --> 01:19:46,571 I don't feel happy right now. 1152 01:19:47,378 --> 01:19:50,814 And Walter is not so happy. He got the police involved. 1153 01:19:51,058 --> 01:19:54,653 They seem to think James Leer is responsible for all this. 1154 01:19:56,058 --> 01:19:58,333 You won't know where is James Leer is... 1155 01:19:58,938 --> 01:20:00,371 ... Will you? 1156 01:20:00,658 --> 01:20:01,977 He is inside. 1157 01:20:02,378 --> 01:20:03,891 And Marilyn's jacket? 1158 01:20:07,138 --> 01:20:08,969 Oh, it's in my car - 1159 01:20:14,258 --> 01:20:16,408 - Someone stole my car! - Oh man! 1160 01:20:16,658 --> 01:20:19,889 Honestly! I parked it there last night! 1161 01:20:20,138 --> 01:20:22,606 - are you sure - Of course I'm sure! 1162 01:20:23,498 --> 01:20:25,773 GRADY: There is a police now. 1163 01:20:25,978 --> 01:20:29,573 Okay, okay, I'll handle this. You go call James. 1164 01:20:38,938 --> 01:20:39,973 Is he awake? 1165 01:20:40,538 --> 01:20:43,496 A police officer on the veranda. He won't leave. 1166 01:20:43,818 --> 01:20:46,616 - Same person? - The same one. 1167 01:20:47,338 --> 01:20:50,694 No offense, Professor Tripp, but you look so ugly. 1168 01:20:50,898 --> 01:20:52,172 You look terrible This is the chancellor. 1169 01:20:53,978 --> 01:20:55,775 - We're fine. JAMES: Fine. Okay. 1170 01:20:57,378 --> 01:20:59,653 Suitable as a fucking violin. 1171 01:21:00,458 --> 01:21:01,891 James, come on. 1172 01:21:02,138 --> 01:21:03,890 James, this book is yours... 1173 01:21:06,698 --> 01:21:09,371 His... 1174 01:21:09,818 --> 01:21:11,171 ... not bad. Not bad at all. 1175 01:21:11,418 --> 01:21:13,374 1176 01:21:14,938 --> 01:21:16,929 - Thank you. - You are welcome. 1177 01:21:22,058 --> 01:21:23,776 I will publish this. 1178 01:21:24,018 --> 01:21:26,816 I think with the right editorial guide... 1179 01:21:27,058 --> 01:21:28,810 ... this can be brilliant 1180 01:21:29,498 --> 01:21:30,817 Oh, that's great. 1181 01:21:31,058 --> 01:21:35,176 Between the Pupcik Officer and you, he can become the next Jean Genet. 1182 01:21:35,378 --> 01:21:38,336 It's been a long time since someone wrote a good book in prison. 1183 01:21:39,698 --> 01:21:42,451 Don't worry We will find out. 1184 01:21:42,698 --> 01:21:43,972 I'm not worried. 1185 01:21:44,218 --> 01:21:45,890 You're not worried, right? 1186 01:21:47,178 --> 01:21:49,169 I'm a little worried, James. 1187 01:21:49,498 --> 01:21:50,817 Don't 1188 01:21:51,058 --> 01:21:54,846 I don't care if they drive me away. I might have to be kicked out. 1189 01:21:55,058 --> 01:21:56,969 Let's hope it doesn't come for that. 1190 01:22:00,938 --> 01:22:03,213 - Professor Tripp - Yes, James 1191 01:22:03,458 --> 01:22:05,767 Even if I end up going to jail... 1192 01:22:06,018 --> 01:22:08,578 ... you're still the best teacher I've ever had. 1193 01:22:14,778 --> 01:22:17,815 I wonder if this is what the university knows? 1194 01:22:18,018 --> 01:22:20,168 ... when promising liberal education. 1195 01:22:21,538 --> 01:22:24,894 - Will Walter really make a claim? - We will know fast enough. 1196 01:22:25,098 --> 01:22:28,852 Within a few hours, he will sit down with the police and James's parents... 1197 01:22:29,098 --> 01:22:31,976 ... and he's a little bleeding this morning. 1198 01:22:34,578 --> 01:22:37,968 You didn't happen to call our home last night, right? 1199 01:22:38,178 --> 01:22:40,214 I thought, I might call, huh. 1200 01:22:41,658 --> 01:22:43,137 What did you say 1201 01:22:44,258 --> 01:22:46,726 I thought I might say I fell in love with you. 1202 01:22:49,458 --> 01:22:50,857 Did he tell you? 1203 01:22:51,378 --> 01:22:52,970 He told me. 1204 01:22:53,178 --> 01:22:54,691 And what do you say? 1205 01:22:54,938 --> 01:22:56,974 I said it doesn't sound like you. 1206 01:23:11,298 --> 01:23:12,572 TERRY: Hey, Tripp? 1207 01:23:12,778 --> 01:23:14,769 (TERRY WHISTLING) 1208 01:23:17,298 --> 01:23:18,208 What do we do now? 1209 01:23:21,098 --> 01:23:22,167 Find the jacket. 1210 01:23:23,298 --> 01:23:26,415 - How do we do it? - I have an idea where it is. 1211 01:23:27,738 --> 01:23:29,808 We can ask Hannah for her car. 1212 01:23:30,178 --> 01:23:32,214 Good. The key is on the table. 1213 01:23:34,018 --> 01:23:35,576 Next to your book. 1214 01:23:38,818 --> 01:23:40,729 I'm not done yet, I overslept. 1215 01:23:41,658 --> 01:23:43,250 That's good, huh? 1216 01:23:43,538 --> 01:23:45,017 Not that. It's just-- 1217 01:23:45,258 --> 01:23:47,089 It's just... 1218 01:23:47,578 --> 01:23:48,772 ... what? 1219 01:23:59,218 --> 01:24:02,893 do you know how you always give know us that the writer made a choice? 1220 01:24:03,458 --> 01:24:04,573 Yes. 1221 01:24:05,658 --> 01:24:10,573 And even though your book is extraordinarily beautiful, it's... 1222 01:24:11,498 --> 01:24:13,853 ... that's sometimes, this... 1223 01:24:14,098 --> 01:24:15,975 ... very detailed 1224 01:24:17,738 --> 01:24:21,208 you know, with pedigree horses everyone... 1225 01:24:21,458 --> 01:24:24,177 ... and dental records and so on. 1226 01:24:24,378 --> 01:24:28,974 And I can be wrong, but it's just kind of reading in places like... 1227 01:24:30,258 --> 01:24:32,977 ... you really don't make a choice. 1228 01:24:35,418 --> 01:24:36,771 Absolutely. 1229 01:24:38,338 --> 01:24:41,569 I just want to know if might not be different... 1230 01:24:41,818 --> 01:24:44,378 ... if when you write, you don't always... 1231 01:24:45,658 --> 01:24:47,774 ... under influence. 1232 01:24:55,258 --> 01:24:56,373 Good. 1233 01:24:57,618 --> 01:25:01,975 Thank you for your thoughts. 1234 01:25:02,458 --> 01:25:04,574 But it's surprising because it might sound... 1235 01:25:04,778 --> 01:25:08,168 ... I'm not the first writer who sips a little weed. 1236 01:25:08,418 --> 01:25:12,411 And it might surprise you that one book I wrote was "under the influence"... 1237 01:25:12,658 --> 01:25:15,650 ... happened to win something called PEN Award. 1238 01:25:15,898 --> 01:25:20,176 Which, I accept "under influence." 1239 01:25:30,258 --> 01:25:32,567 Hey! Let me help you with that. 1240 01:25:33,498 --> 01:25:35,056 - Don't touch it. - Well. 1241 01:25:35,298 --> 01:25:36,526 I'll drive 1242 01:25:40,698 --> 01:25:45,613 Jerry Nathan owes you money, so as a guarantee he gave you his car? 1243 01:25:45,858 --> 01:25:49,487 It's just that I'm starting to think that the car doesn't belong to Jerry. 1244 01:25:49,738 --> 01:25:51,376 Ah, so whose car is that? 1245 01:25:51,578 --> 01:25:53,170 I'm guessing: Vernon Hardapple. 1246 01:25:53,418 --> 01:25:54,612 Is that him? 1247 01:25:54,858 --> 01:25:57,975 He said some things that made me believe it was his. 1248 01:25:58,178 --> 01:25:59,088 Like? 1249 01:25:59,338 --> 01:26:01,374 "That's my car, motherfucker." 1250 01:26:03,378 --> 01:26:04,697 So we find Vernon... 1251 01:26:04,938 --> 01:26:08,294 -... we found the car. We found the car - - We found the jacket. 1252 01:26:17,658 --> 01:26:18,773 Wow! 1253 01:26:18,978 --> 01:26:19,888 Christ! 1254 01:26:20,138 --> 01:26:21,332 How do you know? 1255 01:26:22,978 --> 01:26:24,855 Oh, I don't know. 1256 01:26:25,098 --> 01:26:27,134 - Call it a hunch. - Call it a genius. 1257 01:26:27,738 --> 01:26:30,571 It's nice to know that I'm still talented in something. 1258 01:26:31,738 --> 01:26:33,171 Careful. 1259 01:26:34,738 --> 01:26:36,569 Keep the car off the road. 1260 01:27:31,538 --> 01:27:33,176 I know you. 1261 01:27:34,938 --> 01:27:36,690 "Double Dickel on rocks." 1262 01:27:39,658 --> 01:27:41,137 Oola. 1263 01:27:41,418 --> 01:27:43,978 I never forget to drink. 1264 01:27:47,338 --> 01:27:50,171 I have never forgotten Oola. 1265 01:27:51,338 --> 01:27:52,771 VERNON: did you forget me? 1266 01:27:53,818 --> 01:27:56,207 - Vernon? - Get inside, cupcake! He has a gun! 1267 01:27:57,378 --> 01:27:59,573 GRADY: who has a gun? VERNON: you! Drop it! 1268 01:28:00,178 --> 01:28:00,974 Uh oh. 1269 01:28:01,178 --> 01:28:03,408 - Vernon, relax. - Why did he call you Vernon? 1270 01:28:03,618 --> 01:28:06,337 Why is he in my car? He's crazy, that's why! 1271 01:28:06,618 --> 01:28:08,927 He might call everyone Vernon! 1272 01:28:09,138 --> 01:28:10,457 - Drop the gun! - Oh dear. 1273 01:28:10,818 --> 01:28:13,412 - This is a souvenir. - This is a souvenir. 1274 01:28:13,658 --> 01:28:17,014 Bullshit I know a gun when I see it, and it's a gun! 1275 01:28:17,218 --> 01:28:18,048 Not really. 1276 01:28:18,258 --> 01:28:19,088 (SOUND SHOTS) 1277 01:28:19,298 --> 01:28:21,334 TERRY: Oh, God! Oh! VERNON: Give me the gun! 1278 01:28:21,778 --> 01:28:23,177 Are you crazy? 1279 01:28:23,378 --> 01:28:27,087 Can't you see the condition of my girl? Exit! Exit! 1280 01:28:27,298 --> 01:28:28,651 Hey! 1281 01:28:29,178 --> 01:28:30,213 TERRY: Stop! 1282 01:28:31,218 --> 01:28:32,173 Cupcake, you're fine 1283 01:28:32,418 --> 01:28:33,646 (horn) 1284 01:28:33,858 --> 01:28:35,052 Tripp, run it! 1285 01:28:35,698 --> 01:28:37,370 VERNON: Who is that... 1286 01:28:38,498 --> 01:28:39,294 Oh, shit. 1287 01:28:39,498 --> 01:28:41,409 - No, no! - Not! 1288 01:28:41,618 --> 01:28:43,574 GRADY: Don't shoot! OOLA: Oh, no, no! 1289 01:28:44,498 --> 01:28:46,614 Come on, Tripp! Oh, my God! 1290 01:28:46,818 --> 01:28:48,046 She's crazy. 1291 01:29:01,618 --> 01:29:02,607 God! 1292 01:29:16,498 --> 01:29:18,170 GRADY: I take it back. 1293 01:29:18,898 --> 01:29:20,377 Shoot him. 1294 01:29:25,618 --> 01:29:27,768 Of course, you have a copy. 1295 01:29:28,538 --> 01:29:31,974 I have an alternative version of the first chapter. 1296 01:29:32,218 --> 01:29:35,847 You will be fine right then. Look at Carlyle when he loses his luggage. 1297 01:29:36,098 --> 01:29:38,566 - That is Macaulay. - Oh. 1298 01:29:39,018 --> 01:29:41,976 What about Hemingway, when Hadley lost the story? 1299 01:29:42,218 --> 01:29:44,413 He can never reproduce them. 1300 01:29:44,858 --> 01:29:47,816 Listen, I don't want to depreciate losses here... 1301 01:29:48,058 --> 01:29:51,368 ... but maybe, in a sense, this is for the best. 1302 01:29:51,738 --> 01:29:54,252 do you suggest that is some kind of sign? 1303 01:29:54,658 --> 01:29:56,376 - in the sense of - In my experience... 1304 01:29:56,578 --> 01:29:58,694 ... the signs are a little smoother. 1305 01:29:58,938 --> 01:30:02,408 Let me straighten this out. All the paper that blew away... 1306 01:30:02,658 --> 01:30:04,376 ... is that the only copy? 1307 01:30:04,618 --> 01:30:05,846 I'm afraid so, yeah. 1308 01:30:06,098 --> 01:30:10,216 And you, you say that is a sign? 1309 01:30:10,458 --> 01:30:12,255 What's wrong with you? 1310 01:30:12,498 --> 01:30:13,772 OOLA: Don't 1311 01:30:14,218 --> 01:30:17,847 What I'm saying is that sometimes, unconsciously... 1312 01:30:18,098 --> 01:30:22,410 ... someone will put themselves in a situation, maybe even create it... 1313 01:30:22,698 --> 01:30:26,168 ... to have an arena where solving unresolved problems. 1314 01:30:26,378 --> 01:30:29,097 This is a veiled way to solve problems. 1315 01:30:29,338 --> 01:30:30,976 I will tell you the problem 1316 01:30:31,218 --> 01:30:33,778 you are behind the wheel, there is your problem. 1317 01:30:34,298 --> 01:30:36,892 Are you or you don't have a gun on his head? 1318 01:30:37,138 --> 01:30:39,368 He tried to steal my car. 1319 01:30:39,578 --> 01:30:41,489 Don't you have a gun on his head ?! 1320 01:30:41,858 --> 01:30:43,371 GRADY: Alright alright! 1321 01:30:43,618 --> 01:30:46,610 That's enough! Whatever happens, let it happen! 1322 01:30:46,858 --> 01:30:49,372 I don't want to hear it again, okay? 1323 01:31:04,058 --> 01:31:05,969 So what's up? 1324 01:31:06,698 --> 01:31:07,972 Your book. 1325 01:31:09,698 --> 01:31:11,370 OOLA: What is the story? 1326 01:31:13,858 --> 01:31:15,211 I don't know That is, it is difficult to filter the essence of the book because it lives in the mind. 1327 01:31:16,338 --> 01:31:20,570 VERNON: But you have to know what it is. 1328 01:31:20,818 --> 01:31:23,048 If you don't know what it is, why do you write it? 1329 01:31:23,418 --> 01:31:27,377 1330 01:31:30,418 --> 01:31:31,897 I can't stop. 1331 01:31:42,858 --> 01:31:45,167 Vernon, can I ask a question? 1332 01:31:48,578 --> 01:31:50,569 Male or female? 1333 01:31:56,018 --> 01:31:58,168 As long as it looks like him... 1334 01:31:59,618 --> 01:32:01,574 ... I really don't care do you know what I'm saying? 1335 01:32:02,818 --> 01:32:04,570 Yes. 1336 01:32:05,138 --> 01:32:06,366 - Thank you for the trip, Vernon. - anytime 1337 01:32:07,538 --> 01:32:09,847 - And other things. - huh? 1338 01:32:10,058 --> 01:32:11,616 - Stop calling me Vernon. - Well. 1339 01:32:11,818 --> 01:32:14,776 Jackets, tripp 1340 01:32:15,418 --> 01:32:16,533 - What? - We need the jacket. 1341 01:32:17,218 --> 01:32:19,971 Oh, right 1342 01:32:20,858 --> 01:32:22,689 - Oola, about the jacket? - Yeah. 1343 01:32:27,298 --> 01:32:30,370 It used to be Marilyn Monroe. 1344 01:32:30,778 --> 01:32:33,770 Really? 1345 01:32:35,058 --> 01:32:36,127 He has small shoulders... 1346 01:32:36,458 --> 01:32:38,574 1347 01:32:38,818 --> 01:32:40,376 ... just like you. 1348 01:32:41,578 --> 01:32:43,773 Many people don't know that. 1349 01:32:46,178 --> 01:32:47,247 Thank you. 1350 01:32:47,578 --> 01:32:50,775 Man, your book is definitely a crazy journey. 1351 01:32:51,018 --> 01:32:52,770 Come on, honey, let's go. 1352 01:33:04,818 --> 01:33:06,854 Explain to me what you just did. 1353 01:33:07,098 --> 01:33:08,895 Come to my senses. 1354 01:33:09,138 --> 01:33:10,127 Congratulations. 1355 01:33:10,338 --> 01:33:14,047 And what should James do? Praying Walter Gaskell came to his house? 1356 01:33:14,258 --> 01:33:17,807 Walter Gaskell doesn't want to send James Leer to jail. 1357 01:33:18,058 --> 01:33:21,767 He is in his office now. He is talking to his parents. 1358 01:33:22,018 --> 01:33:24,486 The local police are trying to find a solution. 1359 01:33:24,738 --> 01:33:27,969 Tripp, the least they will do is drive them away. 1360 01:33:28,178 --> 01:33:30,214 No problem. 1361 01:33:30,818 --> 01:33:32,251 That's very enlightened. 1362 01:33:32,498 --> 01:33:35,774 Entertaining to know children America has you to be a teacher. 1363 01:33:36,098 --> 01:33:40,091 Nobody taught anything to an author. You tell them what you know. 1364 01:33:40,338 --> 01:33:44,013 Tell them to find their voice. Tell the people who have it to save it... 1365 01:33:44,258 --> 01:33:46,374 ... say the same to those who don't. 1366 01:33:46,618 --> 01:33:49,371 That's how they go to their destination. 1367 01:33:50,098 --> 01:33:53,977 Of course, this helps if you know where you want to go. 1368 01:33:55,858 --> 01:33:59,214 Helping my students know about it... 1369 01:33:59,418 --> 01:34:02,012 That and Sara. 1370 01:34:02,978 --> 01:34:05,970 That's what makes the last years useful. 1371 01:34:08,938 --> 01:34:09,973 As for James... 1372 01:34:10,378 --> 01:34:14,166 ... well, he doesn't really need me anymore. He has you me? 1373 01:34:16,538 --> 01:34:17,812 - What can I do? - Oh, I don't know. 1374 01:34:19,618 --> 01:34:22,371 Improving 1375 01:34:22,578 --> 01:34:24,091 You're pretty good at that. 1376 01:34:24,338 --> 01:34:25,976 Tripp? 1377 01:34:32,218 --> 01:34:33,253 I'm sorry. 1378 01:34:37,778 --> 01:34:39,177 Improving 1379 01:34:51,818 --> 01:34:52,773 GRADY: As for me, I went through improvisation. 1380 01:34:53,498 --> 01:34:56,968 I know what I have to do. I have to find Sara. 1381 01:34:57,338 --> 01:35:00,091 I have to convince him that he is my choice. 1382 01:35:01,618 --> 01:35:04,815 He has been the person I liked from the beginning. 1383 01:35:05,058 --> 01:35:07,572 And now... 1384 01:35:17,018 --> 01:35:18,770 1385 01:35:18,978 --> 01:35:22,209 ... because those who have shared with us in previous years know... 1386 01:35:22,458 --> 01:35:25,052 ... we have a tradition of kinds at Wordfest. 1387 01:35:25,298 --> 01:35:28,096 Of course I speak about "plums." 1388 01:35:28,858 --> 01:35:31,895 WALTER: Lucky local writer who has been successfully placed... 1389 01:35:32,138 --> 01:35:36,017 ... their manuscripts with representatives of publishers who visit. 1390 01:35:36,258 --> 01:35:38,169 This weekend, Susan Lowery... 1391 01:35:38,378 --> 01:35:42,087 ... from North Braddock found an publisher for his children's books... 1392 01:35:42,338 --> 01:35:44,772 ... The Most Beautiful Shrimp. 1393 01:35:45,018 --> 01:35:46,576 Stand up, Susan. 1394 01:35:57,698 --> 01:35:58,972 Now, this is next... 1395 01:35:59,298 --> 01:36:02,051 ... is, I suppose, very exciting for announcing... 1396 01:36:02,298 --> 01:36:05,973 ... because it involves students at this university. 1397 01:36:06,218 --> 01:36:08,778 James Leer is our own... 1398 01:36:09,018 --> 01:36:11,248 ... sophomore in English literature... 1399 01:36:11,498 --> 01:36:14,376 ... has found the publisher for his first novel... 1400 01:36:14,618 --> 01:36:16,768 ... what I believe is called: 1401 01:36:17,298 --> 01:36:19,971 Beautiful parade. 1402 01:36:21,298 --> 01:36:22,253 Love Parade. 1403 01:36:22,658 --> 01:36:24,967 - Love Parade. - James. 1404 01:36:26,138 --> 01:36:27,412 Stand up. 1405 01:36:27,658 --> 01:36:28,886 Stand up. 1406 01:36:31,018 --> 01:36:33,816 He is a real alien investigation, if you know what I mean. 1407 01:36:35,138 --> 01:36:36,696 Take a bow, James! 1408 01:37:03,618 --> 01:37:05,176 Magical child 1409 01:37:13,338 --> 01:37:16,808 And finally, and maybe is not less important... 1410 01:37:17,058 --> 01:37:21,290 ... Terry Crabtree from Bartizan has also decided to publish my own book... 1411 01:37:22,498 --> 01:37:25,410 ... critical exploration unity Joe DiMaggio... 1412 01:37:25,658 --> 01:37:30,413 ... and Marilyn Monroe, and functions in American myths. 1413 01:37:30,658 --> 01:37:33,491 Which, meanwhile, I have the right: 1414 01:37:34,338 --> 01:37:36,329 America's Last Marriage. 1415 01:37:37,778 --> 01:37:39,211 So until next year... 1416 01:37:39,698 --> 01:37:41,370 ... Thank you all. 1417 01:38:00,498 --> 01:38:03,570 I look again. 1418 01:38:03,778 --> 01:38:06,451 The description of the stench makes me breathless. 1419 01:38:06,658 --> 01:38:08,774 Thank you, T. I appreciate that. 1420 01:38:33,738 --> 01:38:35,171 Sara! 1421 01:38:52,058 --> 01:38:53,969 (Door closed) 1422 01:38:54,178 --> 01:38:55,133 (Sam walks) 1423 01:39:01,618 --> 01:39:03,415 (SAM singing) 1424 01:39:12,018 --> 01:39:13,770 Yo, Traxler 1425 01:39:16,538 --> 01:39:18,369 Hey, Professor Tripp. 1426 01:39:19,538 --> 01:39:21,290 Are you tall, sam? 1427 01:39:22,658 --> 01:39:24,250 Only when I work. 1428 01:39:37,018 --> 01:39:38,770 Damn it! 1429 01:39:40,458 --> 01:39:41,857 Are you serious? 1430 01:39:44,258 --> 01:39:45,452 Be careful there! 1431 01:39:54,298 --> 01:39:55,367 Whoa. 1432 01:40:01,378 --> 01:40:02,572 I did not fall. 1433 01:40:02,818 --> 01:40:05,571 Not at that time. Never again 1434 01:40:06,578 --> 01:40:10,173 After the Monongahela River swallowed my opus which was incessant... 1435 01:40:10,418 --> 01:40:12,534 ... no more "spells". 1436 01:40:13,178 --> 01:40:17,888 James Leer was not expelled or jailed, thanks to Crabtree. 1437 01:40:18,818 --> 01:40:19,967 But he still stopped. 1438 01:40:20,178 --> 01:40:23,215 Go to New York to process the novel for publication. 1439 01:40:23,938 --> 01:40:27,567 Hannah Green has decided to take the position as junior editor... 1440 01:40:27,818 --> 01:40:29,410 ... when he graduated. 1441 01:40:29,658 --> 01:40:34,368 And Crabtree, yeah, Crabtree has gone insane and becomes Crabtree. 1442 01:40:34,578 --> 01:40:35,852 As for me... 1443 01:40:36,098 --> 01:40:37,611 ... I lost everything. 1444 01:40:37,858 --> 01:40:40,167 My wife, my book, my job. 1445 01:40:40,378 --> 01:40:43,211 Everything that I consider important. 1446 01:40:43,458 --> 01:40:46,177 But finally I know where I want to go. 1447 01:41:18,578 --> 01:41:21,376 And now I have someone to help me get there.