Born to Be Bad Page #3
This is gobby.
I suppose you're
walking out on me again
this afternoon
with nick.
Mm-hmm. We're going
to the beach.
You're wasting my time,
christabel.
Nick will never be
rich enough to buy this.
I told you uncle john would buy it.
And uncle john
told me
that if i kept you away from
he'd report me
to the truant officer.
He doesn't know about
your quitting, does he?
I haven't had the opportunity to tell him.
Hello.
Who?
Yes, she's here.
It's for you.
I can't see why you don't take
your calls at home.
Hello.
Of course i'll talk
to mr. Carey.
Hello.
Hello, curtis.
Why, of course
i'll help you.
Is anything wrong?
Any time at all.
I'll be there...
and...
thank you
for calling me.
Bye.
You turned
your head again...
or has curtis
turned it?
Really, gobby. I can't
imagine why i put up with you.
Because i know
too much about you.
As a result, you can
be yourself with me.
The way you treat
your friends.
I have no friends,
only creditors.
I suppose we'll
have to let him in
before he breaks
the door down.
You rang?
Hi, whistler.
Hello, mother.
What are you hiding,
gobby?
Now, isn't this enough art for one exhibit?
Look, nick, i've got 3 more hours of light.
Give me a break,
will you?
Every time i take chris out,
i do you a favor.
Artists have to suffer,
you know?
You ready?
I can't go
with you today.
You got
a good reason?
Well, i promised
gobby i'd stay.
Hmm.
"Hmm" what?
Just "hmm."
What's wrong with it?
Don't ask him.
Looks like a cross between lucrezia borgia
and peg o' my heart.
Even with two heads, you
couldn't look like this...
or do you know
something i don't?
Never heard of anything
so ridiculous.
Why don't you
go back to china
about it? Right now, i mean.
I like it here.
In that case,
i suggest
that you stick
to your typewriter,
and i'll stick
to my palette.
And chisel?
Well, i think
it's wonderful.
Well,
that settles it.
Come on outside.
I want to talk to you.
Now, look-
so much about everything.
It's most enlightening.
Where do you get
dialogue like that?
Not from anything
you wrote.
Oh, you read my book.
Mm-hmm.
Come on.
You didn't like it.
I hated
every word of it.
Why?
Well, i...
the norwegian sailor
confuse you?
Yes. I thought he was a brutal character.
Especially when
he murdered the girl.
Yes. I like to think of
people as human beings.
Christabel, if you ever
draw an honest breath,
i want to be there
to see it.
I've never seen anybody
choke to death.
You can't make me
lose my temper.
I don't think i want
to see you again.
Christabel.
Yes?
Come here.
What do you want?
You'll find out
when you get here.
Well?
If we're going to say
good-bye forever,
we might as well
do it right.
Bye.
Good-bye.
Dinner's at 7:
00.We just said
good-bye.
You didn't mean that.
You're incurable.
Your place?
My place. Want me
to pick you up?
I'll be there.
All right.
Christabel.
There's no norwegian
sailor in my book.
Don't go around telling people there is.
Now can we
get to work?
What are you doing?
See you tomorrow,
darling.
Christabel!
It's very handsome,
but that's not quite it.
Hello, curtis.
Am i late?
No. Almost perfect
timing.
How are you at picking
out engagement presents?
No experience, sir, but
i'm glad you thought of me.
It has to be something just as special
as donna is. That makes it difficult.
When you called me, i
thought you were in trouble.
I was. I'd already been
to 3 different shops.
I was worried
about you.
Oh, look.
Oh, that is
something.
You think
she'd like it?
Oh, no. It just happened
to catch my eye.
It's one
of our finest pieces.
Yes, i'm sure it is.
Let's look over here.
It's lovely.
Well, what
about a wristwatch?
Mmm. No. I don't
think so, do you?
They're rather showy.
They're all matched
stones, sir.
It's beautiful.
Mmm.
These are not only
matched stones,
but notice
the sapphires.
Oh, curtis,
come here.
Did you find
something?
Look at these
darling cameos-
so old-fashioned,
so like donna.
Those are not real
cameos, madam.
They're
costume jewelry-
what they call
costume jewelry.
Could i see
that one, please?
Ahem. Certainly.
Isn't it sweet?
Well, l-i...
don't you love it?
Well, l-
oh, it's exactly
what i would want,
but then i suppose no two
people have the same taste.
No.
Oh, christabel, this
necklace really is beautiful.
Oh, that.
Don't you like it?
Oh, of course i do,
but isn't it
awfully expensive?
Not for what it is,
madam.
Donna wouldn't think
of the expense.
It's just a question of
whether she'd like it or not.
Curtis, you make her sound so
mercenary. She'd never accept that.
Oh, this is so sweet.
Excuse me, madam,
no comparison.
No, i suppose
there isn't.
Oh, i'm sure donna
would love this.
Well, you know her
better than i do.
If you think that would make her happy...
oh, i'm sure it would.
I do, indeed.
I'll take that.
Now, why don't you let me
give you the cameo
for helping me out?
Well, i wouldn't
dream of it.
You've been much too extravagant already.
Thank you
for your trouble.
Good evening,
miss foster.
Hello, arthur.
Mr. Carey's
on the terrace.
Thank you.
Hello, darling.
Hello, curtis.
Tired?
Exhausted. Oh, never
to have to work again.
Christabel's been with me all afternoon.
I asked her to stay
and have dinner.
Oh, how thrilling.
We're outside.
You were so late
i had curtis telephone you at the office.
It was
a madhouse there.
I escaped and went home
to change.
What were you and curtis
doing?
Is it a secret?
Tell her. Don't
make her wait.
Well, i had thought
later-
we've made such a mystery of it already.
Thank you.
For you.
Curtis.
It's an engagement
present.
Happy engagement.
You like it?
Like it?
Oh, curtis.
Sapphires.
Any time you two want
another secret,
go right ahead.
Isn't it the most beautiful
thing you've ever seen?
Yes,
quite beautiful.
Darling.
See? You were wrong.
She did accept it.
Curtis, you're
supposed to hook this.
You do know her
better than i do.
What are you two
whispering about?
Nothing. Christabel just
thought you might not like it.
Not like it?
Why shouldn't i?
Well, of course
you should, donna.
It's the finest piece
they had.
Salesman said so.
She thought you'd rather
have something more simple.
I'm glad i was wrong.
I picked out
but curtis wouldn't hear
of it, would you?
Well, i was sure you'd
rather have the sapphires.
Because
they cost more?
Well, you know that had
nothing to do with it.
Dinner
is served, sir.
Thank you, arthur.
Would you help me?
Oh, please don't
take it off.
Doesn't it, curtis?
If you like, i'll
exchange it in the morning.
No, curtis.
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