Black Christmas Page #2

I wouldn't want you to get the wrong idea

about that. She is a good girl.

I am sure you will find her

in the fraternity house.

As a matter of fact, I could show you the way.

I have to go to a store near there.

If you wouldn't mind

giving me a lift.

I know where it is.

And I will be glad to

give you a ride.

This is very kind of you,

Mr. Harrison.

I'll just get my bag.

"I didn't sent my daughter here

to be drinking and picking up boys."

Tough sh*t!

I was supposed to be responsible...

for the moral of every girl

in this goddamn house.

This bronze.

The leaning tower of Pisa

if they can get up there.

I'll do my best.

I don't know what the bastard

expect of me.

For Christ sake!

Claud?

Is that you, Claud?

Claud?

Here kitty, kitty, kitty!

Come on Claud. Come say

goodbye to mommy.

Is that you, Claud?

Oh, Jesus!

Claud, look what you made me do!

Stop it!

Come on Claud, here kitty, kitty, kitty!

Come on Claud, I got to go!

Here, kitty!

Oh, God dammit, Claud,

you're a little prick!

This is very kind of you,

Mr. Harrison.

I think I will get out of here.

I am pregnant.

What?

I'm pregnant.

Hey, Jessica, that's fantastic.

I don't want it.

You don't want it?

No!

I want to have an abortion.

You can't made a decision like that.

You haven't even ask me.

I wasn't even going to tell you.

Jess.

I want us to have a baby.

Peter, I can't!

Oh, Christ, Jess.

Don't you ever consider anyone but yourself?

I've thought this out very carefully and

I know what I'm gonna do.

Do you know how important this

afternoon is to me?

Yes, I do.

Why don't you just get out of here.

Jess!

I want to talk to you tonight.

There is nothing to discuss, Peter.

- I think there is.

- I'm not going to change my mind.

We'll see.

Will you be there at 9 o'clock?

- Yes.

- Okay, I will see you tonight.

Yes, dear.

I am sure there is nothing wrong.

Yes, I just been talking to

a friend of hers.

She's going to call her out for me.

Yes, well, if we don't have any luck,

I'll go to the police.

Yes.

Well, I don't think I'll be able to go home tonight.

It's a bit late to head out now.

BARB:

Let the grown brother snag it a little bit.

Yes.

Good-bye, dear.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello!

Oh hell, not again!

Billy.

Billy? Mm!

I'm sorry, you have the

wrong number.

What your mother and I must solve is...

Where did you put the baby Agnes?

You got the wrong number.

Where did you put Agnes, Billy?

Look, I'm telling you,

you have the wrong number!

Why can't mother and I might go in?

Billy!

You guys can never get it

if you don't even try.

Look, I really don't. You get thing that go so seriously. Sincerely, I need--

I know what we may hear a non specific.

Hold it, hold it!

Jesus!

Could you just give it to

me one at a time?

BARB:

Well, what the hell are you

planning to do about it?

You... shut up!

You know, for a public servant

I think your attitude really sucks.

Shut up.

Now, Mr. Harrison, if you convinced that

your daughter is missing,

you can fill up one of these forms.

I don't know if there's any consolation, but

90% of the time girls who reported...

...missing from the college,

they're out of campus somewhere

with their boyfriends.

Thanks, but that's

not much of a consolation.

- Oh, here for my gladdy help.

- Thank you, dear.

You know we got to get

Mr. Renzic fix this door.

I must have to call that son of a b*tch

a hundred times about this.

Mrs. Mac, there was another one

of those calls just now.

Oh, what, my dear?

It's weird! Some woman screaming,

then a man wailing.

Clare Harrison's father was here today.

Oh, really? I'm sorry I didn't

get to say goodbye to her.

Well, you still might. Clare didn't

meet him where she was supposed to.

Ah, I thought she was over to

the fraternity.

Where is it?

I bought in some fishes.

Oh, sh*t!

You're, mister!

- Excuse me.

- Um-hm.

Could you give me the number of

the sorority house? Please!

Yeah, sure.

It's, uh...

Fellecio - 2 0 8 8 0.

What?

Fellecio.

It, It's, uh-- It's a new change.

FE (F*** Everybody?).

Sounds none on me!

How do you spell it?

Capital 'F', 'e', little 'l', 'l'

'a', 't', 'i' 'o'.

Thanks.

Don't mention it.

JESS:

Chris!

Break!

Hi, what's up?

- Have you seen Clare today?

- No, she went home.

No she didn't.

No one knows where she is.

CHRIS:

Are you serious?

I thought maybe she was with you or

at least you might have heard from her.

No, not since last night.

Well, her father came to pick her up

at 1 o'clock today and she didn't show.

So he went down to the police

station with Phil and Barb.

What happened?

- They didn't take it seriously.

- Why?

I don't know.

I think they finicky shut up somewhere.

WOMAN:
Well, uh.

She is out for Christmas holiday, but...

there was a bad practice over at the

highschool this afternoon, then.

She... just played the piano.

And, uh, when she didn't come home,

mine, I thought Melody being after her.

Best friends.

And, uh, they haven't seen her all day.

She is only 13 years

old, Lieutenant, and--

My husband is a trucker and

he is out on the road,

and so I came over here.

Was it really so unusual for

her to be just a few hours late, Mrs. Quaife?

Oh, yeah. She should have been home at noon.

We are going to buy a present for her father.

Nash, you stupid son of a b*tch, you got

a big goddamn mouth!

What the hell are you talking about?

Hi Chris, how is your brother?

Can I get a talk to you?

What's up?

I want to know why nothing is being done about

Clare Harrison being missing.

And why this... idiot gets away

with saying the things he does?

You are a friend of Clare Harrison?

Yeah, I have been taking her out.

Oh, this is Jessy. She lives

in the same sorority house with Clare.

Alright, come on in. Sergeant,

bring me the file on the Harrison's girl!

And take care of this.

At least you should try

to eat something, Mr. Harrison.

You know, starving yourself isn't

going to help the situation. I don't know.

No, thank you very much Mrs. Mac,

but I just have no appetite.

I feel I should be doing something,

but I don't know what.

Why don't you just try to

stop worrying?

The best thing you can

do is stay right here.

Michell shall call Clair show up soon!

In fact, I don't know what to do.

Did you know...

It's very little known fact, but...

did you know that there is a certain

species of turtle... that--

There is a certain species of turtle...

that can screw for

three days without stopping.

You don't believe me, do you?

Well, I mean how can I

make something like that?

Barb, dear, I, I, I--

No, really! They just three days,

24 hours a day,....

Can you believe that?

Three days?

Come on, if I get three minutes--

Do you know how I know this?

Because I went down to

the zoo and I watch them.

It was very boring.

Well, actually, uh, I, uh, didn't stay for the

whole three days.

I went over and I watch the zebras,

because they only takes a few seconds.

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