Broken Roads Page #5
- Year:
- 2012
- 151 min
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What happened?
Hey. Hey.
I wanted to talk to you.
My name is david warwick,
and, uh...
How do I even say it?
You're my son.
I just thought that if I
could see you and explain...
Explain what?
- Did you know about this?
- No.
Son...
Don't you dare call me that,
don't you dare call me that.
Hey, I know you must
think that I'm...
that you're a lowlife?
- A good-for-nothing piece of sh*t?
- Aldo!
- You do not understand.
- Oh, please, help me.
I don't expect
anything from you.
I won't let you do this to me.
I can't stand the sight of you.
You left me and my mom.
And now... And now,
you wanna come back?
You're right not to
expect anything from me.
I grew up just fine!
You are not missed,
so you can leave!
Leave!!
Listen, if you just let me
explain, I swear, I will leave.
- Fine. I'll leave!
- No, Aldo. Aldo!
Aldo. Aldo!
I'm sorry.
I, uh, just thought
if I could see him,
I'd be okay again.
be, or what he's been through.
I'll be staying here for
the next couple of days.
If he comes around, I'd
love to talk to him.
Sorry, ma'am.
I wish I could
just be someone else,
someone better off than me.
- Different person, different problems.
- But still problems.
What'd she tell you?
Enough.
- You didn't go home last night.
- I couldn't.
You know, out here,
everything in itself
is so simple and perfect
and I just thought
that maybe...
why are you doing
this to yourself?
Doing what?
Letting it
affect you like this.
It was all right before.
It'll be all right again.
- Talk to him.
- About what?
Something. Say anything until
you say what you need to say.
I have nothing
I need to say to him.
You will relive this
for the rest of your life
wishing you had said too much
instead of nothing at all.
You'll find that
it's easier said than done.
Didn't you tell me that
I needed to move on from this?
Well, I moved on
from this years ago.
This is different.
I've already made up my mind.
Leaving?
College.
T.C.N.J. In Jersey.
What?
You applied to college?
It's not like that.
I wasn't gonna go.
I just wanted to see
if I could get in.
I thought we agreed
to take a year off.
Apply together.
Madalyn, I wasn't going to go.
Were you gonna tell me
when your bags were packed?
No.
No, I...
I just think that now,
it might be best,
so I don't find myself needing
to rely on anyone but myself.
Myself.
It is so sad to see
how easy it is
for you to think
about yourself.
You can run
as much as you want,
you... You coward!
- Madalyn, it...
- No, I can't...
Unfeel the way I feel
for you just because
you don't need me to.
But, one day,
you are gonna wake up.
You are going to wake up!
And realize you could've
been something better.
Look, every word
I said, I meant.
Oh, god.
I let you get the best of me.
But...
It is obvious that what we
have is not the real thing.
Hey. Hey, hey.
- How can you say that?
- Oh...
How can you say that?!
Would you come with me?
Oh, and do what?
We'll figure it out.
Oh, that's a great idea, Aldo.
Look, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry!
Stop saying that!
Please.
- I'm sorry.
- Stop.
I still feel like
this is where I need to be.
Even if you don't.
You can leave here
just the way you came.
Madalyn!
You should talk to your father
before you have nobody
but yourself left to lie to.
Aldo?
Where have you been?
I just needed
some time to think.
It felt like everything was
Talk to me.
- About what?
- About your father.
My father?
I don't even know the guy.
Don't you wanna know why?
- Aren't you pissed?
- Why?
He just shows up
out of nowhere.
No warning, no phone call.
That makes him and you
more alike than you think.
You should talk to him.
I'm here for you,
whatever you decide.
You want anything to drink?
Yeah, I could use
something to drink. Thanks.
It's a little warm.
It's from earlier.
It's fine.
Thanks.
I didn't think you'd come.
all I would say...
You know, I never knew.
Knew what?
About you.
Yeah. I, uh...
I dated your mom...
When she was a freshman
at perdue,
and I was a senior
in high school,
till one day,
she just up and left.
Now I know why.
Why now?
I don't know.
They called over a year ago.
Left a voicemail.
By the time I got
the courage to call back,
months had already passed.
To find out
you have a son, overnight...
I can't tell you how that felt.
Why didn't she tell me?
Did she think I wouldn't
be a good father?
I would've loved you
the best I could.
I deserve that.
That was just
taken away from me.
You have a family now?
Yeah.
Three girls.
Six, ten, and, uh... 14.
- No mom?
- No.
She left me and the girls a short
I was never the best man
for her,
give me another try.
Emily.
Yeah, Emily's the youngest,
and Sasha's the middle,
and then, savannah...
God, I tell you,
you look exactly how
I thought you'd look.
What did you expect?
You look like her.
Emilia.
I'm sorry.
Sorry.
Ya know...
I really could've used a
father after what happened.
You know, I just...
I wondered if I'd
make things worse.
Hell, you'd just
lost your mother.
Would you have even
wanted me around?
Person you didn't even know?
But when you find out
you have a son,
or just a child in general,
it's, like,
nothing is the same.
but you had already turned 18; C.P.S.
Had closed your file,
wouldn't tell me a damn thing.
But I felt like if I never
- I always say that.
- Say what?
If you never try,
you'll never know.
I promise you...
If I'd have known
she was pregnant...
I'd have been
a good father to you.
Yeah, you seem like it.
Thank you.
It's just, my life...
It's been so difficult lately.
Every time I take
it's like something
sends me four steps back.
Then there's this girl,
and I didn't wanna hurt her,
and I just...
Now I don't even...
- Sorry, never mind.
- No, no. Tell me.
Tell me.
Well, I love her.
I think.
You never been in love?
I don't know.
How do you know?
Hoo!
Well...
When you wake up
in the morning,
it's the first thing
that comes to mind.
And when they're hurting,
you somehow feel it.
And when they're not around,
time does move slower.
Yeah, I'm definitely in love.
What happened?
Me...
Just me, running my mouth
before thinking about
what I'm saying.
and I tear myself down
all at the same time.
I don't know what to do.
I don't know
how to deal with things.
Yes, you do.
Hey, you know how to
deal with things just fine.
You're here, aren't you?
You're dealing with this.
Hell, if we were all
so well-put together,
what would we
experience in life?
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