A Perfect Child of Satan Page #2
- Year:
- 2012
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take good care of you.
How are you feeling?
How's my baby?
- He's alright, but looks like
you've lost a lotta blood.
Ancl the baby's
heart rate is low.
He's in distress.
- Is he gonna be okay?
- We're inducing labor
to save your son's life.
- No, no, no.
He's not ready.
- [Doctor] You have to be calm.
- What if he doesn't make it?
- Hey, hey, hey, what is that?
You're the strongest
person I know.
- [Doctor] Okay, I'm
gonna need you to breathe.
- I love you.
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Baby's gonna be fine.
Okay, we just have
to deliver this baby
so you can be alright.
(Ali groans)
- [Doctor] I'm gonna need
you to push hard, push.
Need you to take a breath.
- I can't bear it anymore.
- Breathe, breathe deep.
Please, please.
Again, in out, now push.
Push hard.
- Ali, the baby's
heart rate is low.
- You're doing great, yo
- [Doctor] Okay, one more.
He's crowning.
One more breath, one more
breath and push hard.
Push!
(ominous music)
- He's come.
God, help us.
(baby cries)
- [Kevin] Doc?
- [Ali] What's he doing?
- [Kevin] Doc?
- [Ali] What's he doing?
- [Nurse] Doctor Jones?
- He's here.
- [Kevin] You did it, did it.
- Here you go.
- Welcome to the world.
Christopher Neron Dunn.
- Neron?
Neron.
- Hey, made you smile.
He likes it.
- Well I guess if
he doesn't like it
he can change it
when he's older.
- I think he sounds
like a linebacker.
Somebody you don't
wanna mess with.
Helookstough.
He's definitely gonna
be a linebacker.
- You're stupid.
Your daddy's stupid.
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- Strange weather we're having.
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clouds like that before.
Maybe we're gonna get a tornado.
' Uatlghs) Yeah.
We're gonna get a tornado.
We get those in
California every clay.
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- I think you stole
mommy's brain cells.
Yes you did.
- Nuh uh.
- Congratulations new mom.
How's the new mom feeling?
- Hey, how 'bout the new clad?
- The new clad doesn't
have a vagina,
so I'm sure he's
feeling pretty perky.
' Uatlghs) Yeah.
- Okay, she's a bad
influence on the baby.
- Move.
- I'll take that.
- Oh he is so precious.
Ancl of course is my
luck, my car broke down
so I had to take a cab.
- Oh Tara you didn't
have to do that.
- Yes, I did.
So you finally have
your little prince.
I Um hmmm
Ancl I better make
the most of him.
Doctor says I
can't have another.
- But, no, Allison,
you can adopt one.
- Yeah.
- Listen, I envy you.
You are a strong
woman, a kick ass wife.
Ancl the 2nd most
beautiful woman under me.
(all chuckling)
So no more sob stories.
Qkay.
- You have a beautiful
boy and husband.
So bask in it.
It only comes once.
- [Ali] I love you.
- I know you do, everybody does.
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So I can't stay long.
I have to head home here soon.
Qkay.
Well you need Kevin
to give you a ride?
- If you don't mind.
Are you sure you'd be
okay here by yourself?
- Yeah, of course.
Why wouldn't I be?
- So, you think I'm
beautiful huh? (laughs)
(scoffs)
- Don't let it get to your head.
ego, the world is screwed.
- [Kevin] Yeah well.
- So beautiful.
(laughs)
Thanks for the ride beautiful.
- Third time's a charm.
(laughs)
- I swear your son is
gonna be a mess of trouble.
(sighs) My God are you serious?
- [Kevin] What's wrong?
- Dammit.
Oh my God are you serious?
Dammit.
I dropped my keys in the cab.
(sighs)
- Got a bobby pin?
- I don't know.
- That'll work.
- Do you even know
what you're doing?
- I'd like to think so.
(Tara laughs)
I used to break
into Allison's dorm
so she wouldn't get
caught coming in late.
Tada.
- Well look at you.
- Yep, my ill spent
youth pays off.
- I know this is no dorm,
but I at least owe you
another cup of coffee.
(unsettling tones)
(startling tone)
- So you live here
by yourself, right?
- Uh, yeah, about four years.
Coffee should be ready
in just a minute.
You know Ali is really lucky.
She has a new baby and you.
A complete family.
- I'm sorry.
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- Do you get those often?
- No, not really.
- Uh here, let me go
check my medicine cabinet.
(startling tone)
(gasps)
Sh*t!
Oh my God.
You scared the
living crap outta me.
Um, what do you
take for headaches?
- I don't know, what do you got?
Ali does this weird
massage thing.
Something she picked up from
one of those doctor shows.
It's strange but
it actually works.
- Um well, Ali isn't
here, so you're just gonna
have to settle for aspirin.
- Ah, that stuff doesn't
settle well with my stomach.
No biggie.
I'll just head back.
Try to sleep it off.
- No.
No, you're not driving
feeling that way.
Come here.
Sit.
- I'm serious.
I don't do well with aspirin.
- You made that
clear the first time.
(unsettling music)
- You're gonna
get me in trouble.
- Too late.
(Tara snickers)
Are you okay?
I'm gonna go get
a cup of coffee.
- I gotta get going-
Gotta check in on Ali.
(suspenseful music)
" Becky!
- Oh, Doctor Jones?
- What are you doing?
- I'm just heading home.
I'm fine.
- Hop in.
Let me give you a ride.
- No, I'm good.
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Come on.
- Okay, thanks.
- So how long you been
in this neighborhood?
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- Well and this makes it be
easy for working for me, right?
- Yeah, working for you
is very interesting.
- What?
You want hazard pay?
- That sounds about right, yes.
- I don't think it's too bad.
You do a great job.
- Thank you.
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- Oh, here we go.
- Don't wanna break
any laws here.
- Right here.
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- Alright Beck.
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- Thank you so much.
- Alright, take
care of yourself.
- You didn't have to.
(ominous music)
(voice distorting)
(engine revs)
(body thuds)
(glass shatters)
(woman speaks in
foreign language)
- Hey-
Do you think I should
give him his milk?
- Yeah, yeah there's a
bottle in the fridge.
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MY angel.
(sighs)
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am?
Ma'am, may I ask you
a personal question?
- [Ali] Yeah, sure.
- Did you have a natural
delivery when you had him?
- Yeah.
Why, what's wrong?
- Nothing, it's just,
it's just I just
never hear him cry.
Never.
- Well, Maria he's fine.
I mean when a child is born
they have to acclimate.
They're going through
a lot of changes,
their bodies, their
behavior patterns,
their sleeping patterns.
He's just adjusting.
- Did he hurt his head or
neck when he was in delivery?
- No.
Why would you say that?
What's wrong with his head?
He's fine.
- Nothing, it's
just that in Mexico,
when a kid is born
before his or her time,
it's not a good thing.
- Maria, we live in America.
Okay, you live in America
and I don't mean
this to sound rude,
but, we don't have those
superstitions in this country.
Okay?
- I understand.
- Good.
Now Kevin and I are
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