Bed of Roses Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1996
- 87 min
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Prince Charming
probably
Would have turned
out to be a dick.
I'm serious, too.
It's safer
this way.
You'd just be
disappointed.
I'll keep
the fantasy, though.
An anonymous gift
from a secret admirer?
I could go for years
on that.
And I guarantee you
That even
my dullest fantasy
Would be 10 times
more romantic
Than the truth
could ever be.
Oh, god, you got
material like this,
Who wants the truth?
This is terrible.
Dallas.
237 people just dropped
right out of the sky.
Joey let you in.
After being tortured
long and mercilessly.
What are you eating?
Pork?
No. It's chicken.
Oh, my god.
Would you look at that?
I've been watching
for, like, three hours.
It's the same images
over and over.
I'm completely addicted.
Oh, where's Mel?
Oh, no.
Really?
Yep.
Didn't the feeder work?
It worked fine.
I think he just died
of loneliness.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Hey, why aren't you
at work, anyway?
And who sent flowers?
Can we just
not talk right now?
Ok.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Stanley?
Sarah from school
is having
A birthday party
on saturday,
And is it ok
if I go?
I'm going to be on the road
all next week.
Uh, why don't you
ask Mrs. Elkins?
Maybe she'll take you.
Stanley...
When's my birthday?
You don't have one.
Hey.
Ah!
Hi.
I, uh, hoped I might
find you here.
Look, um,
The store doesn't open
for another hour.
Do you want to get
something to eat?
It's a public place.
You'll be
perfectly safe.
There you go.
Do you want
anything to eat?
No. No, I don't.
Nothing for the lady.
I'm going to have
a bowl of corn flakes
And a little
glass of milk.
Ok.
I just-I came down
to tell you that-
I-I sent you
the flowers.
You?
Um, you see,
I, uh...
I like to take
these walks
At-at night,
mostly.
I like to look up
At all the darkened
windows
And wonder what
people's lives are like
And what they're
dreaming about.
One night, I was out
pretty late,
And as, uh,
as usual,
All the windows
were dark...
except one.
And I stopped,
and I looked up.
I saw you...
standing there,
and, uh,
And you
were crying,
And I thought,
What was it that
made you so sad?
So I followed you
to work
The next morning,
Found out
your name-
And you made this...
incredible arrangement
of flowers
For someone
you've never even met?
Yeah. I'm really
sorry if, uh,
If I was strange
yesterday.
Somehow, it seemed
really important to...
to keep it a mystery.
Yeah.
Look, what
are you doing
The rest of the day?
Pardon?
Why don't we
spend it together?
What?
No. No!
I know, I know.
This is all
very strange.
It's not the kind of
thing I do every day.
Well, that's good.
Besides,
if you don't come,
How else
will you solve
The rest
of the mystery?
Hey.
Here you go.
Congratulations.
These are Foxgloves.
They do well in
northern climates.
They're beautiful.
Here's Agapanthus.
It's a good flower.
moisture, though.
Oh, nothing worse
than a finicky Agapanthus.
No. They're all going
to be gone soon.
Cold weather
and everything.
Oh, yeah.
That's Heliotrope there.
That's my personal
favorite.
Why?
It reminds me
of the past.
There was a lot of it
where I grew up.
Yeah.
Well, what's yours?
Oh. Favorite?
Yeah.
I don't know.
Roses, I guess.
Pretty boring, huh?
No. Nothing boring
about a classic.
So, you
from the city?
I-I grew up
in Pittsburgh.
That where
your family is?
Um...
No. I don't mean
to push or anything.
I just, uh...
a friend of mine
got some once-
Roses, I mean.
They were this pale
lavender gray that-
Sterling roses.
Yeah.
Yeah?
Those are beautiful.
A thornless kind.
Yes, that's right.
Only I think they ought to have
thorns to balance it out
Because otherwise,
they're too perfect.
I don't know.
It kind of seems like
There's enough thorns
out there as it is.
I think every
now and then, um,
Everybody's entitled
to too much perfection,
You know?
Have you always been
interested in plants?
I think my, uh,
My grandfather,
actually-
He got me into it.
He was sort of known
around the house
As the king
of amateur gardeners.
He was really,
really bad at it.
I mean, he had
a real black thumb.
You're close
to your family.
Yeah.
Pretty bizarre, huh?
No.
Oh, I forgot
what this feels like.
Hmm?
It feels so decadent.
Decadent?
How do you mean?
I didn't get
anything done today.
You got
a lot done.
No. You know-done.
I failed
to earn my keep.
I did not contribute
To the gross
national product.
Did you
have fun?
Utterly
beside the point.
This is, uh,
this is me.
Oh.
Well...
uh, do you
want to, uh,
Do you want
to come up?
Uh...
I'd better not.
Why?
Because I'm a psycho
Who wanders
the streets at night
And follows beautiful
women to work?
Basically.
Ha.
Well, see, actually,
there's something
I just really would
like you to see.
It's not going to be
around much longer,
And it would, um...
I mean,
you don't have to,
But it would just
mean a lot to me
If you came up
and saw it.
Here. After you.
Have you lived here long?
Uh...
almost four years.
Really?
Yeah.
Um, would you
like some tea?
No, thanks.
It's a reproduction.
It was painted
as a study.
It's, uh,
it's up here.
Need any help?
It's, uh, this way.
This is incredible!
You're Lewis.
Yeah.
It was my grandfather's
name, too.
Actually, I named
But...
you deliver flowers.
I, uh, like to see
people's faces
When they're
just falling in love
Or making up
from a fight,
Even if they're
grieving.
There's
something beautiful
About a person's
face at that moment.
Yours was
incredible-
Confused
and shocked.
I have...
have to go.
I-I'm sorry.
Who is it?
It's me.
God, it's starting
to get cold.
I'm flying to Phoenix
To move in
with my mother.
She'll be thrilled.
Get it?
Nice flowers.
What the hell
is going on?
Here.
Ok, what is it?
What's going on?
I found out
who it was.
You found out-
I found out,
and he's great.
This is who
sent you the flowers?
Uh-Huh.
Ok. So you found out
Who sent you
these great flowers,
And it turns out
It's this guy
who's great,
And this is really
because...
why is this
a terrible thing?
Ok. It's ok.
Everything's
going to be ok.
I have no idea what's
going on here, but...
I know.
It seems crazy.
No, no, no.
Is this about Danny?
Are you worried
about Danny?
No! Oh, no.
Danny's fine.
I mean, we...
It's not like
a spend-the-night
kind of
relationship.
That's the last
thing we wanted.
We just keep each
other around for-
Nocturnal
lighting purposes?
So?
So...
I'm not
in the market.
I don't have any
room in my life
For someone
who's great.
I mean, I work
for a living.
Right.
And I'm very good
at my job.
No one disputes this.
I'm just...
I just don't think
I'm up for this.
Oh, my god.
What?
It's him.
Who?
You get it.
I... wh...
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