Bo Page #2

- No, I'm so fat.

You, fat? Go on.

Swim over to him.

Do you want to give me a blow job?

The cosine rule is on the board.

You can see Pythagoras' theorem in it.

This only applies for a right-angle

triangle, where the cosine of 90 is 0.

What applies for side A

also applies for side B...

CAN'T. LESSON.

And also applies for side C,

so then we have C2 = B2 + A2...

I'M WAITING OUTSIDE XXX

- Sh*t.

- Deborah?

- Can I go home, miss?

- Go home? Why?

I don't feel well. I feel sick,

it started this morning.

You're not pregnant, are you?

Can I go home?

Are you married?

Yes.

Have you got children?

A daughter.

- How old?

- About your age.

What did you expect?

- What are you doing this evening?

- My homework.

Is it difficult?

Hey, what's up, Bo?

You're tired, aren't you?

Hey, come here. Come here.

Do you know how proud I am of you?

Do you know how much you mean to me?

Look at me.

You are so beautiful.

Do you know, when you leave school,

I'm going to marry you.

- What are you doing?

- You can see what I'm doing. Why?

- What's that?

- Money.

I can see that. Where is it from?

- I earned it at the hotel.

- And?

- It's for you.

- Are you mad?

No, seriously.

You need it more than I do.

You've paid for us all your life.

It's time I did something in return.

OK, just this once.

- Do you work in that hotel by the theatre?

- Yes.

- What do you have to do?

- I told you. Clean rooms and things.

JUNE:

Let him live long in glory

In glory, in glory

Hip hip hip, hurray! Hip hip hip,

hurray! Hip hip hip, hurray!

- Go on, Junior, blow!

- Come on, Junior, all seven at once.

Vincent, you phoned?

This evening?

No, no, it's Junior's birthday.

I can hardly leave the party, can I?

Why did you already arrange it

without knowing whether I could do it?

Can't you cancel it?

Vince?

- It's Junior's party, the family's here.

- There's no one else.

There's a problem,

there are more guests than expected.

- I'll be quick.

- Don't lie.

I'm not lying.

Mum!

You're not going.

Your aunts are here.

You should be glad

she's got a job, Chantal.

Give me the number.

I'll call the hotel.

I'm not a little kid!

You're not calling them!

- You're not going, Deborah!

- You can't tell me what to do!

Hi baby, do you want to come with me?

- Why?

- Why? You know why.

I'm only 15 years old. In Belgium

they put you in jaiI for that.

OK, OK, sorry.

But for 400 euros

I'll give you a very good time.

OK. Let's go.

I'm glad I met you.

I'm not.

- Where has all that money come from?

- What were you bloody doing in my room?

Where has all that money come from?

- From my job.

- Yeah, right.

You may think I'm stupid,

but I'm not that stupid.

I stole it from my boss's office.

And the underwear?

- What the hell are you up to?

- It's none of your business!

Turn that TV off.

Turn that TV off!

Do you think I want to live like you?

Work my balls off every day for nothing?

And then live in a miserable dump

among pathetic bastards.

- If your dad hadn't run off...

- My dad didn't run off,

- you drove him away.

- Who says so?

- Who says so?

- I'm just doing the same as you do.

Spreading my legs for guys.

It's just that you did it for free

and I'm getting well paid for it!

Get out of here.

Get out of here, Deborah!

Hello, this is Vincent. Can't answer

now, leave a message after the beep.

- Hello.

- Good evening.

Come in.

- Here you are. Enjoy your meal.

- Thank you.

Surprise!

Man, you're beautiful!

Can I stay with you tonight?

Do you want to stay here?

Fine, no problem.

Another surprise.

Good evening, Antwerp police.

May we come in for a minute?

Have you got your identity card?

Good evening, miss. May I see

your identity card, please?

Hello?

Are you OK, miss?

JULY:

Bastards!

You can have something to eat too,

if you want.

- How did she escape?

- Through her window.

- What? Through her window?

- Yes, through her window.

- I'd like to...

- But it's ten centimetres.

That window can only open

ten centimetres. And she's pregnant.

- You're sitting in my place.

- Sorry.

What?

Only one person at a time is allowed

to be here, and I'm already here.

Shame, I'm already here too.

So?

I wouldn't be so sure of myself,

if I were you.

- What are you in here for?

- None of your business.

But I didn't do anything!

Deborah, there's a visitor for you.

- Vincent?

- Vincent.

You can spend the rest of the day

in your room, Yasmien.

You know two can't smoke here

at the same time.

And it's not your first warning.

Hello, darling.

- How's Junior?

- Fine.

What's it like in here?

- Deborah.

- What do you think?

I think you'll do OK here.

Away from everything for a while.

The judge said so too.

I do understand

you didn't want it to be like this.

I didn't tell Grandpa. I told him you

were on an exchange visit, via school.

Sir.

I want to go to my room.

- You've got another 45 minutes.

- I want to go to my room.

- OK, I'll take you.

Long blonde hair.

Tall.

Bright eyes and...

I'm waiting for him to come and see me.

I was with him every day.

And with the smack...

One hit. I'd give anything for a hit.

- You're so young.

- Hey! I'm older than you think.

- How old are you?

- 13.

But in my head I'm 50. Or 100.

- I'm certainly older than my parents.

- I know what that's like.

Leave it on one station, Yasmien.

- Jesus, Yasmien! Just put it on 2BE!

- Hey, what are you doing?

- They're at it again.

- I've got to go.

Vincent? I miss you.

I haven't got much time,

I'm not supposed to make calls.

Three months, two left to go.

I've got to go.

I love you.

Wow, that's great!

- How's Grandpa?

- He doesn't want whores in the house.

Junior, go and play over there,

with the video games.

- No.

- Now.

You told him.

They phoned to say visiting day

had changed and I wasn't home.

He's ashamed.

I'm ashamed of what I did too.

I'm pleased to hear you say that.

I made lots of mistakes too,

with your dad and things.

You'll be home in two months.

How did the police find me?

I don't know.

I know the code.

Shall we go?

F***, we can't get out this way.

Deborah!

Bloody hell!

Come here.

Sh*t!

Where are you going?

- Up on the roof, to get away that way.

F***!

We're in the stairwell.

I'm going up.

No!

No, I don't want to go back.

No, I don't want to go back.

I don't want to go back,

I don't want to go back! No!

- No!

- Calm down. Calm down, Steffie.

No, I don't want to go back!

Good morning.

- What's that?

- Something to calm you down.

I am calm.

Yes.

Swap? This evening?

Yes. This evening.

- How are you?

- My sentence has been extended.

I've got an extra month.

Sorry about up on the roof. I suddenly

started to freak out, I don't know why.

I'll tell you what.

When you get out of here,

you can come and live with me.

I'll look after you.

Hold on.

This is Vincent's number.

He's my boyfriend.

Come on, Steffie.

- How are things at home?

- Hmmm.

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