Beautiful Prison Page #2
No, no, that's not an option.
It's worth discussing.
No, he can't move in here
and disrupt our lives.
My God.
Baby, I'm sorry.
Come on.
I'm sorry.
We never fought before
I got him this job,
and now all we do
Maybe he is ruining us.
I didn't say, I do,
to both you and him.
He's got...
Ben.
Dinner is ready.
Ben, pass me the salt.
Ben, pass me the salt.
All right, I cannot take this sh*t
from either of you anymore, you guys.
I... all right, Ben,
Chente is my husband,
and I love him very
much, all right?
And you're going to
have to accept that.
And, Chente, Ben is
a part of our family,
and you're just going to
have to grow up about it.
I'm your boss, Ben.
I have to be tough when
people don't do their jobs.
Does that make sense, Ben?
He fired Jerry.
-You fired Jerry?
-I had to.
I had to, to save your
brother's ass, so instead
of keeping an employee
around who can manage a line,
I kept Ben here, Ben the retard.
Chente, what the hell?
My...
No, no, no, no.
No, no, no.
Get the f*** out
of my house, man.
This is my family.
Stop it.
Stay down, Ben.
He can't defend himself!
All you do is
hold us back, Ben.
Stop! Please just stop!
My God.
My God.
When I tell you to do
something, you do it!
No, no, no, no, Ben!
Ben!
Look at you, you little sh*t.
Ben?
Ben.
Ben.
Thank God.
That's ok.
I got it.
Hey, I have your medicine.
Thanks.
Ben, I don't know
what to say, man.
All this...
You can't know
how terrible I feel.
I take equal blame.
I'm just...
I've come for the one I love.
I made the mistake of
letting you go once.
I'm done making mistakes.
You can't forget me, Ben.
You can't forget me!
That's not funny at all.
That's...
Spanish...
I can understand you, and you...
and you, and you.
Hello?
Hello?
Who's there?
Hello?
Who's there?
Hello?
Hello?
Jerry?
Hey, Ben.
Angela.
Sorry it took me
so long to visit.
I just, I just needed
some time to clear up my head.
I brought you some flowers.
Make this place a little homier.
Thank you.
Ben, I, I wish
Mom was still around.
Me, too, of course.
You were, you were way to
young to remember any of this,
but, when we
were little, we were
swimming in Uncle Frank's pool.
You were just learning to walk,
And he burned his
hand on the grill,
and Mom went into the house to
get him some ice or something.
She was gone for
maybe 10 seconds,
but that was all the time
it took you to fall in.
I was the only one in the pool,
so I... I tried to save you,
Ben.
I just wasn't strong enough.
I felt so alone and
just helpless, you know?
I mean, Mom... Mom pulled us out,
but right now, Ben, right now,
I... I feel so
helpless and alone.
And Mom's not here
to pull us out.
Angela, we're fine.
You... you honestly don't
Ben, you
don't look so good.
I'm going to go
talk to the doctors.
You don't have to do that.
You know what they're gonna say.
I'll be back.
Hey.
Come on.
What the hell?
Well, thank you for coming, but you
didn't have to come all this way.
Jerry?
I mean, I've gotten better
at a lot of different things.
Thank you for the cookies.
Seora, Seora!
F***, do you
want some of this?
No, no, no.
No, no, no, no, no.
It's you little bastards
doing this to me.
I know it.
Hey, Ben.
Chente, where
did you come from?
I heard that the medicine
wasn't working good,
so I brought you some new
stuff, expensive stuff.
Thanks.
Jerry.
Jerry?
You all right, man?
Dude, you all right?
Jerry?
Happy birthday, Ben.
Ben.
Angela?
Angela.
I know I said I
was feeling fine,
but there is some serious
sh*t going on here.
Angela, are you ok?
Ben, I, I... I
don't know what to do.
The... the bills, they're...
they're stacking up.
Chente, he feels horrible
about what happened.
I... he stopped working, Ben.
He's not going to work anymore.
I... I... I don't
know what to do.
I just... I... I don't
know what to do.
I... I... I don't think I
can do this anymore, Ben.
Just tell me what you want
me to do, and I'll do it.
I just want you
to wake up, Ben.
Just wake up.
Ben!
Wake up!
Ben, just wake up.
Wake up.
Wake up.
Ben!
Wake up.
I have your medicine.
Ben, I don't know what to say.
You can't know how
terrible I feel.
Hey, Ben, sorry it took
me so long to stop by.
I, brought
you these flowers.
Make this place a
little homier.
No.
No.
Happy birthday, Ben.
Well done, Bennie.
lose you there for a minute.
Who the hell are you?
Such hostility, Bennie.
Your father would
be so proud of you.
What did you say?
Black, it's so hard
to keep clean, Bennie.
How do I get out of here?
Simple, you leave.
How?
You're asking me how to
leave a place that you built?
What do you mean, a
place that I built?
Look, Bennie, I... I
think we're getting ahead
of ourselves a little bit here.
Let's take it back
a couple days.
ok, when did things
start getting...
how should I put this... weird?
What is all of this?
Well, everything you
perceive as your reality
really is your reality.
ok, all of this, it's kind of like
falling asleep with the TV on.
You're just painting these
pictures with your mind,
based on what you hear around
you... the conversations when
people come to visit you, the
sounds of the man screaming
in the bed next to you.
Rargh, you get the idea, Bennie.
You see.
I really can be helpful if you
let me, but here's the thing.
People will go on
with their lives.
Bills will be paid,
and love will be made.
Meanwhile, everyone
forgets all about little
Bennie and the bump on his head.
They always forget, Bennie.
Then what am I supposed to do?
Everything that exists
here is inside of you.
You've just ignored it for so
long that what happens here,
it feels like someone
else's nightmare,
but this is your
nightmare, Bennie.
There are no outside
elements, only what
you observe those
elements to be.
The sooner you accept
that, the sooner
you can wake yourself up.
Who the hell are you?
Well, I'm everything
you've ever read,
everything you've ever
seen, touched, tasted,
heard, or learned.
That, Bennie, is who I am.
No, buddy, a freaking
whack job is who you are.
Doctora, Doctora!
Why do I have a feeling
that doesn't lead to heaven?
What is this?
Your way home.
Look.
You don't understand.
If you...
Help me, please.
No, please.
Damn it, Bennie.
I didn't want this for you.
I'm the innocent one.
Please, stop!
Please, no, please.
I'm sorry.
You haven't thought
of this in a long time.
Why would I want to?
You can't pretend it
didn't happen, Bennie.
Don't give me that bullshit.
It's your fear that
makes him strong.
It's like a darkness
that infects you.
You confronted him once.
And for what?
A dead mother and
a damaged head.
How do I get out of here?
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