Breathless Page #4
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- Year:
- 2012
- 92 min
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chasing a man that don't exist.
It's gonna take him
a long while
before he
figures anything out,
if he ever do.
Meanwhile...
Meanwhile, we find that money
and as soon as they
look the other way...
We run like hell and just buy ourselves
a whole brand-new life.
I like where you're going
with this.
- But--
- But?
Damn it, Lorna,
how do we make Dale disappear?
That there is the pickle.
I think I just
figured out a way.
- How?
- You ain't gonna like it, Tiny.
Try me.
Oh, you ain't gonna
like it one bit.
Lorna, if you have a way
out of this stickler,
I would appreciate
you letting me in on it.
Well,
you know how I fancy myself
when the need arises?
Last Thanksgiving,
Dale's folks was planning
to head on over
to Farwell County
for that $6.99 buffet special
at the Rose of Texas motel.
They get as far as Odessa
when they was hit by a dust storm.
The highway patrol
closed all the roads.
They said the cows was being
picked clean off the fields
and flown up in the air
like little old blackbirds.
It was a hell of a storm.
So at the last minute
they decide they're having
Thanksgiving dinner with us.
Some folks have
Please, that is Dale's kin for you.
And you know
how his mama can get.
That woman-- all she ever do
is criticize me.
So...
I had just a few hours
get rid of all the clutter.
I mean, it was no fancy Rose of Texas
motel or nothing,
but God damn it,
I had the house clean
and I had a 70-pound turkey
with all the fixings
on that table by 9:00.
Now
a woman has got a number
of tools at her disposal
to get things
squared away in no time.
Take this electric
carving knife, for instance,
with an ergonomic handle
for easy maneuvering
and a 12-inch
stainless-steel blade
to cut through
the toughest of bones.
I can't picture this turkey's bones
being any tougher
than a 70-pound bird.
I mean, the man had no spine,
for God's sake.
You're not suggesting...
That's exactly
what I'm suggesting.
You're thinking of
cutting Dale up?
Well, I never took
but I figure the smaller
the pieces,
the easier it will be
to get rid of them.
With a turkey knife?
Well, Tiny, if we wasn't
in such a tad of a hurry,
I would like to do things
with a bit more finesse.
But we are dealing with
time constraints here.
Look,
we'll get Dale
good and disappeared
in a jiffy,
leaving not a trace of him,
like the man never existed.
Are you aware
that just a squirt
of rust remover
can eat through
just about anything?
Mm-mm. Mm-mm.
Well, can you think of any other way
to get through this mess? I can't.
Well, hell, Lorna,
he's your husband.
If you want to cut him up,
that's fine by me.
But I ain't cutting up no man
into little pieces.
I suppose the good Lord
would want me to take care
of this can of worms myself.
On the other hand,
I don't think the good Lord
would mind too much
if I asked my best friend to help me out
here, due to the circumstances.
For heaven's sake, Lorna,
I ain't cutting up no man
into little pieces.
The man sure liked
a sharp pair of boots.
He knew
how to wear them too.
Oh, God.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God, Tiny, I can't do this.
- You what?
- I can't do it. I can't do it, Tiny.
I loved the man.
I know he was a son of a b*tch
sometimes,
but I swear to God
I loved him.
Don't go soft on me now, Lorna.
Oh, my God, how could I have gone
and done such a terrible thing?
- He got me roses sometimes.
- Lorna.
He'd bring them.
And he could be so sweet.
Lorna, just pull yourself
together now, honey.
- What have I done?
- Just pull yourself together, Lorna.
Just pull it together.
Now is not the time to be reminiscing.
We've got a job to do.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
I'm so sorry.
Oh, my God, can
You ever forgive me?
Oh, for Pete's sake.
Oh, God.
He was so sweet.
Oh, God.
God damn it, Lorna,
stop that whining!
Now if we don't clean this up
in a hurry,
we're gonna get into
all sorts of trouble.
He called me
And I was his sweet
desert rose.
And I loved him the most.
I really did. Oh, God.
Just give me that knife.
He was so nice to me
when he wasn't being a sh*t.
Oh, my God.
Hell of a good time
we're having, huh?
Dale, can you ever
forgive me? Please forgive me.
Oh, God.
Well, butter my ass
and call me a biscuit.
Where did you learn how to work
an electronical device like that?
Shop class.
- Shop class?
- Yeah.
Remember last July
when I was laid off
from work?
I had nothing to do
but sit in front of a busted fan
and drink Wild Turkey all day.
I went and took shop class.
What on earth did you go
and take a shop class for?
I guess I always kind of liked
cutting stuff up.
Apparently so.
Now what?
The Crown blender,
model 15D,
without burnout
using a revolutionary
regular interval
pulsation technique.
That's right.
Would you look at that?
Huh.
Is it supposed to be
moving around like that?
- Oh.
- Oh, Lord.
Oh, Lord.
- Oh.
- Stop it.
Oh, jeez.
Oh, Jesus Christ,
look at my ceiling.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
Tell me you love me
Until the end of time
Tell me your love is mine
Tell me lies
Tell me lies
Tell me you want me
Forever and a day...
That's all you have to say
Tell me lies
The fool inside
Will believe the lie
But this lonely fool
Will fool the heart
To spend one night
with you...
Tell me you need me
More than I'm needing you
Make me believe it's true
Tell me lies...
Well, I'll be damned.
I've been after Dale to fix this thing
for months.
I can't believe
he actually did it.
Just like Dale to leave things
halfway done.
Don't he know a woman
need her appliances
in good working order?
Sh*t.
I'll use your lies
As a fool's disguise
And my heart will never...
What else
we got to clean up?
Know...
A hell of a whole lot, Lorna.
You'll love me
Until the end of time...
Why don't we just burn
this son of a b*tch?
Tell me lies.
How are things going
down at the Blue Iguana?
Mm, busy as a beehive.
Rose quit in May and they still
haven't found her replacement.
I guess that cuts into
your social life.
Mm, I've managed.
I bet you have.
Jesus.
Go get something
to put out this hellfire.
Oh, God.
Hurry LIP-
If my heart had my memory
Loving you
Remembering how much
it hurts
Each time you break it
In two
If my heart only...
Are you all right, Tiny?
No.
Lorna.
I am not all right.
I haven't been all right
since you up and killed Dale.
Look at this place.
Look at us.
Well...
it's nothing a good bar of soap
can't clean up.
Soap?
We're gonna need
a little bit more than soap
to clean up this mess.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
Earl, God damn it.
You scared the sh*t
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