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Alex of Venice Page #6
- Yeah?
- Yes.
- Really?
- What? No? Why not?
- You'd peak too hard.
- Are you sure?
- Yes, I'm sure.
- 'Cause you're pretty intense.
Oh, f*** you. I want the ecstasy, please.
- Just...
- Give it to her.
I'm surprised you haven't been
prescribed this.
Thank you.
- I am so excited for this.
- This is going to be good for you.
- Yes.
- Sh*t. I gotta... one second.
You sure you don't want any ecstasy?
really mad if I take X.
I used to have like a bit of a problem
with like pills and... stuff.
- Yeah.
- I'm sorry.
- George?
- Hey.
- Hi.
- How you doing?
I'm good, yeah. Are you?
What, he missed a week of school?
But...
I only had like two visitors.
I'd only have sex with one of them.
I gotta call you back.
- What are you looking at?
- Nothin'.
Oh, hey, Lily...
- I meant to ask you, how was this week?
- What do you mean?
With Dakota, and taking him to school
and everything. Everything was okay, right?
What do you mean? It was fine.
So he didn't... miss a week
of school this week?
You're so full of sh*t.
- What are you talking about?
- Get out.
- I don't want to see your face. Get out.
- Alex... listen...
He needed someone to talk to, okay?
He didn't need to go to school.
He wanted to talk.
- Oh, really? You couldn't have told me that?
- Yeah, he did. No, I couldn't.
When? When is anyone supposed
to f***ing tell you anything?
This isn't how the world works, Lily.
You can't let my kid miss a week of school.
Are you being serious right now?
You're... you're mad that Dakota
missed a week of school?
Lily, I am his mother. You do not have
the right to take my son out of school.
You do not have the right to do anything
with him without going through me first.
Do you understand that?
How does that not get into your brain?
Why are you... you think
you're so f***ing perfect?
You're not, Alex.
Look at your life. It's a mess.
Hi.
Yeah, I don't think
- Hey.
- Hi.
You okay?
I don't know if I can walk.
Here, have this.
That's supposed to be...
- that's supposed to help?
- It'll help.
How am I going to do it without you?
Dakota missed a week of school.
And I'm coming down from ecstasy.
You're great.
And you've always been great.
Feel better?
Thank you for getting me
water and tangerines.
- Do you want something else?
- No.
- Are you sure?
- Yeah, I just...
- Do you want me to go?
- No. No, please.
How's your dad?
I don't know. I don't know.
I went to the doctor and...
I don't know. He might have
Alzheimer's, just...
It's time to go.
We had a dance and we had generals...
and admirals. And...
No. Generals and barons and admirals.
- Yeah.
- And nowadays we... we have the...
Nowadays we have...
- We have to send out.
- Yeah.
Nowadays we have
to send out for the postman?
- Postmaster.
- Oh, postmaster.
And... stationmaster.
- Good morning.
- Sh*t.
You're back?
Where's Dakota?
He's in the back.
Dad.
Hey.
Looking good.
Mom's the worst cook.
Well, she's... yeah, she's pretty bad.
Used to be good.
When we were younger... I think she's just...
I think she's just out of practice.
Was that why?
What?
'Cause she's a bad cook?
No, no.
No?
Well, I don't know, you know,
just... when you're young, you...
I mean, I...
You know, when you get older
people change, and...
it's good changes, good,
but you... sometimes...
sometimes change is...
painful, and...
you know, but...
but it's necessary.
Right?
You know, it's... it's not...
Will you come back?
I'm back. Yeah, I'm back.
I'm back forever.
With you. But I'm...
I don't think I'm coming back...
to your mom's.
Goodbye, house.
Goodbye, old life.
No, no, no, no, no.
It's hello, new life.
I know.
I know, I know.
I know.
Hello, new life.
- I'm sorry, I...
- No, I'm sorry. I f***ed up.
I should've taken Dakota to school.
I don't know what I was thinking.
Lily.
I'm really glad you came.
- Really?
- Really.
Thank you.
George isn't coming back.
I think...
between us a long time ago,
and I just didn't see it.
What are you going to do?
I don't know.
All I know is I want
to spend time with my son.
Oh, my beautiful...
beautiful orchard.
You were my life.
You were my youth.
My happiness.
Goodbye.
- You got him.
- Finally got him.
Drew him. Then this is...
- I love its eyes.
- This is... this is the one for grandpa.
Henry the... and there's grandpa.
Gave him his favorite hat there.
And I wanted this one
of... Friday, 'cause...
Wonder wouldn't come
on the back porch with...
- Hey.
- Hey.
I want you to know...
that this has nothing to do
with you, okay?
Okay?
You hear me?
I love you.
And your dad loves you.
And that is never going to change.
That is never going to change ever.
Okay? Come here.
Is everybody gone?
Alright. Let's go.
They've gone away.
Life has gone on...
as if I never lived.
I'll lie back.
You have no strength left in you.
Nothing left at all.
You...
bungler.
- Hey.
- Oh, my God.
- You were so amazing.
- This Cherry Orchard's the sh*t.
- Dad.
- You killed it.
- That was awesome.
- You killed it. Straight to Broadway.
So did you like the play?
- Yeah.
- Yeah?
It's crazy. He wrote it, like,
Yeah, it's kind of cool. People have
the same problems then as they do now.
Yeah, it is kind of cool.
Hey, can I have a lick of your chocolate?
I told you the jalapeno would be
disgusting after the 3rd lick.
I know. I know, I should've listened.
...but I found my girl
My notion of love devotion
Was a corrosion of mind
Then come cupid and now I'm stupid
And I feel it's just fine
Like exploding face
I'm going to tell the world
Been a million years full of fears
But I found my girl
It's a spun tongue
It's a holy sh*t
It's a loud cry from the heart
It's a live death
It's a big breath
It's a no more we're apart
Like a rainbow crash
As we bow and swirl
Been a million years full of tears
But I found my girl
Like exploding sun
Let the light unfurl
Been a million years full of fears
But I found my girl
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