Away from Her Page #19
wouldn’t think they’d leave
valuable books lying around in the
rooms. The people staying here are
not necessarily honest. And I think
they’ve got the clothes mixed up. I
never wear yellow.
She runs her fingers over the book tenderly.
FIONA:
I seem to remember you reading this
to me. You were trying to make me
feel better. You tried so hard.
(MORE)
104.
FIONA (cont'd)
You’re a lovely man you know. I’m a
very lucky woman.
GRANT:
Fiona...
FIONA:
You’ve been gone a long time. Are
we all checked out now?
Grant is very thrown. He doesn’t know how to respond to all
this. Decides he shouldn’t. He inhales and continues.
GRANT:
Fiona, I’ve brought a surprise for
you. Do you remember Aubrey?
She stares at him for a moment, as if waves of wind have come
beating into her face. Into her face, into her head, pulling
everything to rags.
FIONA:
Names elude me.
The look passes, as she retrieves, with an effort, some
bantering grace. She sets down the book carefully and stands
up. She lifts her arms to put them around him. He holds her,
astonished. Settles into the embrace. She pulls his earlobes.
FIONA:
I’m happy to see you.
She smiles, smells his shirt.
FIONA:
You could have just driven away.
Just driven away without a care in
the world and forsook me. Forsooken
me. Forsaken.
He keeps his face against her white hair, her pink scalp, her
sweetly shaped skull. With tears in his eyes he says:
GRANT:
Not a chance.
Kristy opens the door slightly, and sees them embracing.
She’s amazed. She looks back at Aubrey, offscreen. Only his
feet are visible through the doorway.
Fiona and Grant hold each other like they’ll never let go.
We hear k.d. Lang’s version of “Helpless.”
105.
188
EXT LAKE -DAY 188
We race backwards over ski tracks in the snow. They go on and
on and on until they melt and dissolve into:
189
EXT PIER - 1961 -MORNING 189
GRANT’s MEMORY: Fiona at 18, looks at us. Smiling. Full of
life. She turns away from us.
FADE TO WHITE.
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