Andover Page #3
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-Is it gonna hurt?
-Just for a second
and then it will go away,
I promise.
Like when you pierced my ears?
-Exactly.
-OK.
Ready?
Ow!
OK, that's it.
-Adam?
-Yeah.
What's wrong with me?
Nothing.
You're lying.
Why do you say that?
'Cause I bleed
and my teeth fall out
and I keep getting
bigger and bigger
and you stay
the exact same size.
It'll be easier if I show you.
Got the soup?
[Harold] I got the soup.
-[knocking at door]
-[Rebecca] Adam?
[knocking]
[Rebecca] I know he's here.
His car's here.
I told ya we should have called.
[Rebecca] Adam! I'm just
gonna check in the back.
[Adam] Dawn.
There was a fire.
-And you were trapped.
-That's not true.
[Rebeca] Watch out
for the camellias.
-Adam!
-[Dawn, muffled voice] No!
-[Rebecca gasps]
-Rebecca, what's the matter?
-What's the matter? Honey?
-Please, take me home now!
OK, OK. What happened?
Honey?
I know this must be scary,
but I brought you back.
-No!
-Everything I've done is because
I love you so much!
-Dawn! Dawn!
-[Dawn screams]
[body hits floor]
What do you want me
to do with the soup?
[Rebecca] I don't give a goddamn
what you do with the soup!
All right.
-[Rebecca] Harold, take me home!
-[Harold] OK!
Tell me, what happened?
[minister] And, Adam,
do you take Dawn
to have and to hold,
in sickness and in health,
till death do you part?
[Adam] I do.
[minister] Well, then I now
pronounce you husband and wife.
You may kiss the bride.
Ladies and gentlemen,
may I present you
Doctor and Mrs. Slope.
[applause]
May God bless you.
The most basic method
of scientific problem solving
is trial and error.
Any questions?
Dawn?
I'm not Dawn.
Any dreams?
Yeah. I had a dream
where I cloned my wife.
OK. This is
the bargaining phase.
Great, tell me what happened.
In the dream?
Yes. In the dream.
She wasn't the same.
Well, your subconscious
that genetics is just
a small part of what
makes us who we are.
And what's the other part?
Our experiences.
The only way she'd be
the same person
is if you raised her exactly
the same way her parents did.
How old was she
when she got braces?
-I never thought
she needed them.
She'd have been beautiful
either way.
I agree.
When was this?
That's when she moved
away from home.
the toughest day of my life.
Children aren't supposed to die
before their parents.
It's against nature.
Oh, you keep saying that,
but I'm not buying it,
excuse me.
Yeah, we all are.
I guess God just couldn't
wait to have her back.
What if I told you
we could have her back?
That's something
I can't even think about.
It's something I can't
stop thinking about.
Harold, I could bring her back.
the exact same way,
we can have her back.
And she's a vegetarian,
pancakes are her favorite.
-Are you a vegetarian?
-What difference does that make?
I'm just asking.
[Adam] Yes.
-Because of her?
-No, it's just easier.
If a guy told me
I couldn't have lobster--
She never said that
I couldn't have lob--
Can we get back to work?
Is that what
you're calling this?
[Adam] Her brain develops
at the same rate as her growth,
so it's very important that you
make every experience as
authentic as possible for her.
You want me to raise her?
Well, clearly, I can't do it.
No, you just asked me
to write the list.
-Emma, it's a few months!
-This is too much!
It's too much!
I'm sorry, you're right,
you're right, you're right!
-I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
-[chairs rattle]
-It's too much.
-[computer chirping]
I ought to be getting
extra credit for this.
[Emma giggles]
Dear Lord, what am I doing?
He needs to take
a sabbatical.
Uh, it's time
to get off, OK?
[Young Dawn] No.
He needs to get drunk,
like sorority girl drunk.
[dentist]
Open wide.
He needs to get laid.
[knocking]
This is Adam.
Hi.
Hi.
Did you give her a nose ring?
She did it herself.
She's all yours now.
Please don't go.
I have to, you're gonna
live here now.
I don't wanna live here,
I wanna live with you.
You can't.
Why? You don't
want me anymore?
It's not that I don't want you.
A little help here, please?
Dawn, why don't you come inside?
You're gonna love it here,
I promise.
It's okay. This is where
you're supposed to be.
-It's all right.
-I have to go.
-No! No!
-It's OK, it's OK.
It's OK.
[Adam]
All righty.
Hmm, I promise, this will
only hurt for a minute.
It won't last forever.
OK.
And why don't we get rid
of that nose ring, too,
all right?
-I made you your favorite.
-It's not my favorite.
-Trust me, it's your favorite.
-How do you know?
Because I know you better
than you know yourself.
Eww!
If you don't let her
be herself, she won't be.
Right.
Careful, it's hot.
-OK.
-And dangerous.
-OK.
-I don't want it
to blow up in your face.
-OK, I get it.
-I would just hate
for you to hurt yourself.
Then why are you
making me do this?
[Adam] Like an artist
molds a vase,
we could shape undifferentiated
embryonic cells into skin,
cartilage, blood tissue.
like Alzheimer's
and Parkinson's.
and body parts.
I know people hear
"cloning" and think,
oh, it devalues life,
but no, the reason to do this
is because we hold life
in such high regard.
[case clicks shut]
[click]
[Dawn] Stop it!
You're up.
I am now.
Dawn, I know that you
believe in destiny.
And I think that--
Wh-what's destiny?
Destiny is something
that's bigger than you
and just takes control
Yeah, I totally believe in that.
So, I think... Dawn?
-Just give me a minute.
-This kind of can't wait.
[door slams]
-[glass shatters]
-[door creaks open]
Who is she?
That's you.
No. No, it's not.
You don't treat me like that.
[Adam] Don't! Don't touch it,
that's broken glass.
It's very dangerous,
you could really hurt yourself
and... you could die.
I don't care.
Dawn, don't say that.
Come here.
Sit down. Please.
There's something I need
to tell you.
I love you
more than life itself.
You are the most important thing
in the world to me.
We belong together.
Marry me.
No.
I'm not gonna
waste my life away
for someone I didn't
even want in the first place.
So you're saying she can't
move back in with you?
-Absolutely not.
-Well, she can't stay here.
-I'm not taking her.
-Please, just take her back.
No!
I just thought because
you're the one who raised her.
Oh, you can't put that on me.
[Dawn screams]
What was that?
Dawn?
Dawn?
Dawn, are you in there?
Dawn?
Open the door.
Here, let me try.
Hey, Dawn?
Hey, honey, I'm gonna
come in, OK?
[gasp] Oh, my God!
I'm so sorry.
That's OK.
someone else to raise
the next one.
The next one?
Hey, Camille.
Adam.
What are you doing here?
[Adam] How would you like
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