Beautiful Page #3
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- 2009
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M RS. THOMSON:
Suzy?Will Daniel be staying for dinner?
No, he's fine.
What are we having anyway?
Your favorite -- lasagna.
Well, l hope it's vegetarian, mother.
Excuse me, but since when
have you been a vegetarian?
the other day
and there was a documentary
on the slaughter of animals.
Its disgusting. Meat is murder.
Well, vegetarian or not,
dinner will be served
in half an hour.
So?
She was nice.
She was kind of weird, but nice.
Weird?
In what way?
Was she psycho or something?
No, not exactly.
She seemed afraid.
She came out of her front door,
and she seemed
as if someone or something
She told me her name was Jennifer.
l knew it had to be something dumb
like "Jennifer."
What was she wearing?
l don't know.
How can you not know?
She had clothes on, didn't she?
Yeah, she had clothes on.
l just didn't pay attention
to what she was wearing.
Is that it?
Don't you have any more?
She said now that Ive seen her face,
l have to leave her alone.
That's freaky.
You know that can't be all,
don't you, Danny?
What do you mean?
Well, now you've got
to know her a bit. . .
so you'll get to get inside
that house eventually.
Now l want you to find out
about that freak she lives with,
the guy we never see.
But how am l gonna do that?
[ Scoffs ]
Danny.
Im sure that you'll find a way.
What's more, you're a geek.
No one pays attention to you.
Danny.
Come here a minute.
Why?
Just do as l say and come here.
Have you ever
kissed a girl before, Danny?
Yeah.
[ Scoffs ]
Of course l have.
No.
Well. . .
There's a first time for everything.
You see, Danny. . .
l know you're gonna find a way
to get in to number 46
and get to know that girl.
Get me a picture of him, as well.
Exciting, isn't it?
[ Chuckles ]
[ Vehicle approaches ]
[ Door opens, keys jingle ]
[ Vehicle approaches ]
[ Door hinges creak, doors close ]
MAN:
What are youf***ing looking at?
What are you f***ing looking at?!
[ Indistinct argument in house ]
[ Grunts ]
[ Box thuds into shopping cart ]
Why not?
Because you're getting too old
for that sugary sh*t, that's why not.
Get something l can eat.
You never eat cereal, anyway.
Well, if you get something
l can have, then l will.
Danny, l forgot the milk.
Can you run and get it?
Please?
[ Engine revs ]
DOCTOR:
Well, obviouslythese are questions l have to ask,
so just take your time.
And the father --
is he your boyfriend or husband?
He's my boyfriend.
We've been together
nearly 1 4 years, so. . .
Have you discussed this
with him first?
Um. . .
Doctor, can --
can l be honest with you?
Of course. Please.
Terminating this pregnancy
is not about not wanting
to have this baby.
Its about the impossibility
You see, l have a son,
The real reason for me not having
the baby is my relationship.
Mm, it's nearly 1 4 years
l have lived with a man
that l know nothing about.
l mean, l don't know
what he thinks or. . . feels.
l have no idea who he really is.
And, um. . .
lately Ive started to think. . .
that he might be bad.
He might be dangerous.
l, um. . .
[ Sighs ]
l refuse to have a child
with a man who scares me.
[ Suzy chuckles ]
[ Gasps ]
Sh*t, Danny!
What?
Ive seen this guy before.
M-my dad collects
these crime magazines.
He loves them.
l think they're, like,
police newsletters or something.
Doesn't your dad get them?
Yeah, but he never
lets me look at them.
[ Chuckles ]
Yeah, well, my dad's a little gross.
He's obsessed with them.
He hangs out with this group
of men at work
who get off on that sort of stuff.
The photos in them are disgusting.
Why do you mention them?
Because Im sure that's where
Ive seen this guy before.
l mean. . .
not recently, but a long time ago.
People say l have
a photographic memory.
Its just my math
that's always so sh*t.
Are you sure?
Well, no, l don't remember
for sure, but. . .
Ive just got a good memory
for faces.
But, then again,
all demented psychopaths
seem to look the same, don't they?
Well, does your dad
still have the magazines?
Yeah.
[ Chuckles ]
Here. Look through these.
[ Gasps ]
Gross!
What?
Men are such pigs.
Objectifying women like this?
My mom would freak
if she knew this was in the house.
Well, l know
he's in here somewhere.
[ Projector runs ]
Jackpot!
Am l good, or what?
"Max Forster was arrested
on July 1 5, 1 980,
for various sex crimes
in the precinct of Northfields."
He's the guy.
Okay.
So, what do we do?
Well, you'll need to go to 46
and let that girl know
she's in trouble.
What? No way, Suzy.
No, that's not happening.
Danny!
This is saving people's lives.
Its not kids' stuff anymore.
It also explains
why she's standing at the window.
She's being held hostage.
[ No audio ]
When do you think l should go?
Now.
[ Door opens ]
JENNIFER:
Please go away.Go away, or Ill call the police.
Go ahead. Call them.
What do you want?
l just want to help you.
Please go away.
Its not safe.
Look. He's not coming back
for ages, all right?
Im not leaving
until l know you're safe.
Who put you up to this?
No one.
Then, why are you harassing me?
Because you're in trouble.
l can't be seen to be talking
out on the street like this
where everyone's watching.
You'll have to come in.
[ Floorboard creaks ]
[ Floorboards creaking ]
Would you like a drink?
Im afraid all we have is beer and. . .
tea and milk.
Milk?
M-milk's good.
Im just checking.
l don't drink milk myself.
It makes me feel sick
in the stomach.
Sit down.
Thank you.
Your name was Daniel, wasn't it?
Yeah.
But my friends call me Danny.
Does anyone else know?
No.
Just me.
Okay.
This has to stop, Danny.
You can't keep watching me,
and you can't save me, either.
l don't need to be saved.
Danny. . .
Its not safe for you to hang about
the front of this house.
Its not safe for you to talk to me
or keep taking pictures of me.
The man that l live with is --
is a sick man.
And sometimes
when he gets really sick,
he gets dangerous.
[ Sniffles ]
Do you know what l mean
by "dangerous"?
l know exactly.
Good. Im -- Im glad you understand.
Did he kill all those girls?
Whoever is telling you these stories,
it is lies.
There are no girls, Danny.
Its lies.
Its true!
There were three of them.
Ive heard all the stories.
People in neighborhoods
always make up stories.
l grew up hearing stories.
Its -- it's urban legend, Danny.
Gossip.
Well, what about Amanda?
The girl from down the street
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