Broken Flowers Page #4
to communicate,
I can hear them.
You know,
like you and I are talking.
But we don't
read each other's minds.
Is he saying something?
He says
you have a hidden agenda.
He- He said that?
I think you'd better
go back outside now, Ramon.
Animals can tell us
what they want,
but that doesn't mean
that that's what's best for them.
Yes?
Excuse me, Carmen,
but Mr. Renaldo and Skippy
are here for your next session.
Oh. Okay.
Um, give me
one more minute.
Sorry, Don, but I really
can't keep Skippy waiting.
Do you think you could tell Skippy
that you're just gonna walk me to my car?
How about later?
Wanna get a drink?
No. I don't drink.
Maybe get something to eat?
I don't, uh, eat.
You don't?
Uh, take a walk?
I know you walk.
I don't feel like it.
Do you have a typewriter?
A typewriter?
Are you married?
You know, I think you
should probably go now.
Oh, come on, Carmen.
Can't you answer me?
No.
"No," you won't answer me?
No, I'm not married.
I was though.
Any kids?
Yes.
I have a daughter, Lianna.
She's 16.
She's in Sweden.
Sweden.
Am I supposed to ask
about you?
It seems like I've told you
my whole life story.
So-
Me? No.
I'm not married.
Of course you aren't.
And I don't have any kids.
Do I?
How would I know that?
Sorry, Carmen, but Mr. Renaldo
and Skippy have been waiting
in the session room.
I know. I'm sorry.
I'll be right there.
Okay.
Well, my time is really up.
So, good-bye.
Bye, Carmen.
Mr. Johnston?
You forgot your flowers.
Hey. Excuse me!
Excuse me.
Excuse me. Uh, do you know
where Atwood Road is?
I'm lost.
Oh!
Hey.
Hey, it's okay.
It's okay.
Can I help you?
Does Penny live here?
Who's askin'?
I'm an old friend of Penny's.
Don. Don Johnston.
She's in the house.
Go around there. A screen door.
Thanks.
Penny?
Hello?
- Penny?
- Yeah?
Donny.
So, what the f***
do you want, Donny?
Oh, I just thought I'd drop by.
Just checking in.
Well, I don't remember
any happy ending
between us, Don.
No... reconciliation,
nothing.
You left me, Penny.
Remember?
Yeah.
Very clearly.
So, what is it you wanted?
Everything okay over there, Pen?
Not sure yet!
Goddamn it.
What is it you wanted?
Penny, do you-
Do you have a son?
F*** you, Donny!
Danny, grab that f***er.
Penny!
Shut up.
I didn't say anything.
What the hell's
your f***in' problem?
I was just leaving.
No, what are you doing
upsetting Penny like that, huh?
I just needed to ask her a question.
Yeah, I know
you asked her a question.
Now, listen.
I just don't think
it's very sensitive of you...
comin' out here
to try to hurt Penny's feelings,
you know,
to get back at her or whatever.
That just seems so rude.
You said all pink, right?
It's best that they're all pink, yeah.
Oh, you're very good
at this.
That's beautiful.
Thanks.
Are you okay?
Uh, it was just
a minor misunderstanding.
Mind if I take a look?
Oh. That's nasty.
Did you even wash it?
Sort of.
Let me take care of it.
What's your name?
Sun. Sun Green.
Sun Green?
Perfect.
What's yours?
Don.
Don Johnston.
Really?
Don Johnson?
Johnston.
With a "T."
So...
if I continue down this road,
I will find
the Riverview Cemetery?
Yeah. You just go down the hill.
You'll see the entrance on your right.
Thank you, Sun Green.
You're welcome.
Hello, beautiful.
Red ink on pink paper.
I don't know what I want.
He says you have a hidden agenda.
F*** you, Donny.
Circle Drive, please.
No rush.
Round and round it goes.
Where it stops, no one knows.
Boy.
That's my report,
Sherlock.
The general outline
of what you put me through.
That's it?
And after all that,
you're still no closer to knowing
who's the mother of your son?
That's right.
But there was
that one typewriter.
And the pink motorcycle.
And it was Dora's pink,
uh, business card.
And-And-And Laura's
pink bathrobe.
is a farce, a fiasco.
As far as I know,
you may have written
that letter to me.
Look, I'm really sorry
that you got beat up and everything.
l-l-l-I feel that
it was somehow my fault.
It was.
Kind of strange, too, how, uh,
Carmen's magic dog
was named Winston.
Yeah-
Look, man, I really put
a lot of work into this thing.
I thought that it was
really important that you know
whether or not you had a son.
I mean, it's your life.
You got to live your life, right?
I was living my life,
Winston.
I still am.
What's this?
It's pink.
It's a note
I found in my foyer
when I got back.
Red ink on pink paper.
It's from Sherry.
What? From Sherry?
Why didn't you tell me?
May I see it?
Envelope and paper
not exactly the same size.
You know, the handwriting...
seems pretty close
to the address on the envelope,
but I can't be sure.
You think that Sherry
could have sent the first letter...
just to f*** with you?
Who knows?
You know, I've got to go.
I think I have just enough time
to stop home
and compare the handwriting...
and then hopefully
punch in at work on time.
You coming?
No.
I just need a little break
from all of this.
Look, don't worry.
solve this mystery.
Didn't I see you
at the airport last night?
I don't know.
Did you?
Yeah.
You on a road trip?
Yeah.
Something like that.
You look hungry.
Can I buy you a sandwich
or something?
Uh, no, that's okay.
You can relax.
I'm not gay. I'm not a cop.
Just a guy who sees a guy
who might need a sandwich.
Okay. Thanks.
But could you get something to go?
I'd sorta rather stay outside.
Sure.
How about a nice
club sandwich?
I'm vegetarian.
You eat cheese?
Yeah, sometimes.
l-I like cheese.
Okay, I got it.
I'll be right back.
Thanks.
You're welcome.
Hey.
You found us a place.
All right.
Let's see here.
Big cheese and veggie sandwich...
with mushrooms.
Fries-
Mmm.
extra large.
Two waters.
Two coffees.
My mom put that there...
for good luck.
Thanks for the food.
Ahh.
No problem, chief.
You called me chief?
Yeah. Why?
What happened to your eye?
I, uh-
I ran into somebody.
Somebody's fist.
You a gangster?
No. I wish.
No, I was, uh-
I was in computers.
Computers and girls.
What about you, chief?
I'm interested
in, uh, philosophy.
Philosophy and girls.
Sounds pretty good.
Think so?
So, uh,
as just a guy
who gave another guy a sandwich,
you have any, like,
philosophical tips or anything...
for a guy on a kind of road trip?
You asking me?
Yeah.
Well-
The past is gone.
I know that.
The future...
isn't here yet,
whatever it's going to be.
So,
all there is is-
is this.
The present.
That's it.
Are you a Buddhist?
No. Are you?
Uh, I'm not sure yet.
I'm sorry that's the best
I have to offer at the moment.
No, I appreciate it.
I like what you said.
It's better than some, like,
fatherly-sounding bullshit.
Is that...
what your father's like?
Ah, that's not a good subject.
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