The Edge of Seventeen Page #3
Like, you'll meet people.
It'll be a great icebreaker.
Okay?
Hi.
beer pong with them.
Okay, come on.
Yeah, new player!
Drink, drink, drink, drink, drink,
drink, drink, drink, drink, drink.
Drink, drink, drink, drink. Oh!
All right,
just don't be so weird.
God, why are you so awkward?
God, just have a good time.
Just relax.
Just relax. Have a good time.
Go talk to people.
Okay? All right, great.
Yeah, perfect. I'll do that.
That's two cups!
You made it! Oh, it's in!
That's two cups!
It's cool to sit here?
Yeah.
You-you having fun?
- Feelin' pretty good.
- I respect that.
Hey, aren't you
Darian Franklin's sister?
Yep.
Do you watch tbs ever?
Sometimes.
There's this old movie
It's got Arnold Schwarzenegger and the
little bald guy from it's always sunny?
Yeah, they played twin brothers,
only Arnold's all tall and buff.
And the other guy's like
little and funny-looking?
- Yes.
- God. Um, twins.
- Yes.
- I love that movie.
It's so good.
Love that movie.
You and your brother
kind of remind me of that.
Hi.
I need you to come pick me up.
How was it?
Uh, it was...
Probably one of
You wouldn't believe
the night I had. Oh!
I'm sorry.
I look like hell.
What happened?
Oh. So the dentist?
I was home tonight having
and I got an e-mail...
From his wife.
I was about to call Dr. hill
hysterical, but then I thought,
"no, Mona,
you're gonna
do this on your own.
You've done everything on your own since
2011. You're gonna do this on your own too."
God, I feel like such a loser.
You're not a loser.
- I feel like one.
- You're not a loser, mom.
You're-you're attractive.
You're good at decorating.
You're very diligent
with your eyebrows.
Even if it did work out.
"Hey, did you floss today? Gum
disease is a silent killer, Mona."
Oh.
You know what I'm
gonna to do tonight?
What?
I want to go home,
fix my hair,
put on a beautiful face of makeup
and the best dress I own...
Then take it all off
and go to sleep.
Fun.
Hey, Nick, I sent you
Maybe you just skipped over it
or sometimes there's a glitch and
Facebook doesn't send the e-mail,
so I just thought that I'd...
I'd, uh...
Inform you.
Oh, my god.
You are truly pathetic.
Hello?
Hey, uh, it's Nadine
from history.
Um, what are you... what
Oh, uh, hi. I'm, uh...
Hi.
I'm just, uh... hey.
Hi.
Hey, you all right?
Yeah. 'Cause I'm good.
I mean, you good?
You all right? Cool. Great.
You all right? What's up? Yeah.
Sorry. I keep talk...
That's true. I don't...
H-how are you? Are you good.
Are you all right?
Tim's theme park's open late tonight.
You want to meet there?
Whoo!
So how come they
canceled the party?
Oh, uh, by "canceled"
I more meant I left.
Ah. Gotcha.
Thanks for driving, by the way.
I don't have a license 'cause I'm like,
"why not just have people drive you?"
People make such a big deal about being
able to do things for themselves.
That was a joke. I failed the test.
Oh. Oh! Ha, ha.
Hello.
Uh, you can get that.
Uh, no, it's cool.
Um, hey, look, there's no
line at the Ferris wheel. Oh.
So, tell me something I don't
know about you, Erwin.
- I, uh... -what are
your hopes and dreams?
Take me on a tour of your psyche.
I don't know.
I guess I'm just your average
guy, I guess. Right.
But if you had to expand for the two
minutes that we're on the ride.
- Right. Um...
- What are your parents like?
- Oh, well, my... -wait, wait.
Let's see if I can guess.
I want to see if I'm psychic.
Sure. Okay.
Your mom gets on you about your grades
and practicing your instrument.
She makes a great egg sandwich after years
of owning a small restaurant downtown.
Your dad... quiet, gruff,
never really says "I love you."
Um, but with his stoic presence,
you-you... i mean, you know he cares.
I'm really hoping none of that was racist,
but now I'm thinking all of it was.
No. No, not racist at all.
No, you're good.
Yeah.
- Whoa! What are you... oh, my god!
- I'm sorry.
Was that...
Was that bad timing?
I thought it was good timing.
You're on a Ferris wheel and upset.
Just trying to comfort you. That was weird?
We should get off.
Yeah. That was...
Hey, excuse me. Can we be let off?
Erwin. Erwin.
Can we please... can we
stop the f***ing ride?
Can we just stop it?
I'm sorry for... I didn't mean to
raise my voice. Oh, my god, Erwin.
Wait, wait, wait, wait!
Oh! What?
Okay.
You got it. That was all... that was
all you. We got it. We got it.
Holy crap.
Nobody saw that.
We're good.
We're out of here.
This has been
a really fun night.
I'm sorry if I flipped out on you on
the Ferris wheel earlier. Oh, no.
My... my timing was just bizarre.
I'm goin' through a lot of sh*t right now.
It's a long story.
I'm sorry you're
going through stuff.
You're a really
great guy, Erwin.
Ah.
No, I'm serious.
I look at you and
just see this really,
really...
Really old man.
- Old?
- I'm complimenting you.
I just... I see this very kind,
very gentle, very wise old man
in a convalescent home,
in a wheelchair.
Mm.
Hmm.
Thank you.
Hi.
Hi.
I... I know you're mad at me because you think
that I ditched you to play beer pong, and...
I never...
I never said I was mad.
Okay.
Well, I know that you are,
and... Nadine.
Would you like to know an observation
that I made this weekend?
Sure.
- Oh, my god, Shannon, your outfit, it's so cute!
- I love it."
Yeah. Okay.
And you toss me aside? The person who's
had your back since second grade,
who's been with you
through everything?
You know what? Fine, because
chances are that those pricks,
they're not gonna give a sh*t about you when
Darian drops your ass for someone hotter.
You don't know anything, Nadine.
I'm sorry, it's gonna happen.
No, I'm sorry.
It's not gonna happen,
because your brother just asked me to
be his girlfriend and to prom in may.
No. Yeah, he did. He-he
just asked me that.
You can't. Y-you can't have both.
It's me or him. Pick.
No, I'm...
No, I'm not gonna pick.
It's me or him. Do you want him
or do you want me? Nadine.
Why can't you just say me?
No, i...
Him or me now?
No, I'm not gonna pick.
You know what?
Then we're done.
We're done.
Fine.
Oh, my god.
Nadine.
Nadine.
Hmm? Hmm?
Hey, wake up.
You had a brain operation.
It worked.
They made you pleasant
and agreeable.
Ah, just wishful daydreaming.
The bell rang.
Leave. Please.
Mm-hmm. Yeah. You know what? Just ignore
her. She's... I'll call you later.
Bye.
I don't want to hear about it.
Work it out between yourselves.
In a couple weeks,
dad will be dead four years.
When I was on my way home today,
this memory came back to me.
It was that night...
After everything happened.
I got up to go to the bathroom
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