Burning Palms Page #6
Why not?
What would I
do with it?
That will be all.
Save the speech.
Did I take it? NO.
I wouldn't even touch
anything that disgusting.
And for the record,
I don't get it.
Like, what, your mom dies
or, like, your cat
and you hack
its foot off
and put it in a shoebox
as a keepsake?
I don't think so.
Okay, now that that's
out of the way
there's only
one person left.
Why is she here?
She can't steal what
is belonging to her.
Can 't doesn't exist
in a court of law
until proven so, Louisa-
I call Blanca Juarez
to the stand.
Miss Juarez,
how did your baby die?
Nicholas-
This is a vital part
of my interrogation.
Please answer
the question.
Um, I watching
the baby.
And the hair-
the hair...
Como se llama
the hair-?
Hair dryer?
Yes.
It fall into the water
and I tried
to grab it.
I scream
but nobody come.
And I couldn't
do anything.
That's a very sad
story, Miss Juarez.
Yes.
I just have to ask you
one more very
important question.
Okay.
Did you murder your baby?
What?
All right.
Game over, Nicholas.
I even draw
the line somewhere.
She did. I swear.
Look.
These are from her
boyfriend in El Salvador
the baby's father.
He was cheating on her.
Hey hey hey hey hey.
Where did you
get those?
In your room.
I was just going to borrow
the umbilical cord.
You stole it?
Borrowed. Just
to piss her off
Then I found the letters-
You killed your baby!
No!
- You were jealous.
- No.
You wanted to punish
your boyfriend.
You wanted to take away the
because he
didn't love you.
So you put your baby
in the bathtub
and threw the hair
dryer into it.
You electrocuted
him to death.
You killed your baby.
Didn't you?
Didn't you?
Ah, yes. S!
S. S. S. S. S.
Okay.
Ay, caramba.
F*** me.
Blanca?
What's the number again?
For 911?
Can I speak
to a human, please?
You guys!
Guys, go see what
he's shouting about.
Are they going to
give her the chair?
Just-I don't know.
Can you go-
to the- brother?
What?
Guess it's time
to get a new maid.
? Jingle bells,
jingle bells?
? Jingle all the way?
? Oh, what fun
it is to ride?
? In a one-horse
open sleigh?
J Jingle bells,
jingle bells?
? Jingle all the way?
? Oh, what fun
it is to ride?
? In a one-horse
open sleigh?
? Dashing through the snow?
? In a one-horse
open sleigh?
? O'er the fields we go?
? Laughing all the way?
? Making spirits bright?
? What fun it is to laugh?
? And sing our
sleighing song tonight?
? Oh, jingle bells,
jingle bells?
Oh, what fun
it is to ride?
? In a one-horse
open sleigh?
? Jingle bells,
jingle bells?
? Jingle all the way?
? Oh, what fun
it is to ride?
? In a one-horse
open sleigh?
? A day or two ago?
? I thought
I 'd take a ride?
? And soon
Miss Fannie Bright?
? Was seated by my side?
? The horse
was lean and lank?
? Misfortune seemed his lot?
? We got into
a drifted bank?
? And then we got upsot?
? Jingle bells,
jingle bells?
? Jingle all the way?
? Jingle bells,
jingle bells?
? Jingle all the way?
? Jingle bells,
jingle bells?
? Jingle all the way?
? Oh, what fun
it is to ride?
? In a one-horse
open sleigh?
? Jingle bells,
jingle bells?
? Jingle all the way?
Hello?
Yes, this is
Sara Cotton.
No, I don't read
the paper.
No, thank you.
U Damn?
? I wish
I was your lover?
? I'd rock you
till the daylight comes?
? Make sure you are
smiling and warm?
? I am everything?
? Tonight I'll be
your mother, I'll do-?
Robert.
Robert Kane.
Robert Kane.
Robert.
Did a customer
leave that behind?
No.
I found it this morning.
On the sidewalk.
Well, that's a
stroke of bad luck.
Ah, it's
already 2:
00.Look, Sarah, you better
take your lunch now.
We have three boxes in
the back left to unpack.
I want those done
before five.
You are going to return
that, aren't you?
Yes.
Well, it's a form
of theft, you know.
Keeping something that
doesn't belong to you.
I'm going to go
to the post office
and I'm going to mail it to the
address that's on the license.
Good girl.
I'll be back by 3.
Okay.
Yeah, what?
Is Robert here?
What do you
want with him?
I'm a friend
of his.
A friend?
Yes. Is he here?
No, he's at work.
I seem to have forgotten
where that is.
Solly's Pizza
over on Lankershim.
On Lankershim,
that's right.
How do you
know my son?
Car trouble.
I had a flat.
He helped me
Out with it.
I just wanted
to thank him again.
Well, that's grand.
Maybe you can ask him to help
his mother pay the rent.
I won't take any more of your time.
Thank you.
Well, who shall
I say stopped by?
Do you want
this for here?
Lady.
Here?
Uh, yes. Yes, I'll have
it for here. Thank you.
De nada.
F***ing traffic.
They didn't
tip me sh*t.
Hey, at least
you get a tip-
Yeah, well,
barely anything.
Hey, what's the matter,
Puto? You sick?
No, I'm fine.
Go get a mop.
Why? Why me?
Because I'm busy.
Go get a mop.
Sorry.
I'm really sorry.
I'm such a klutz.
You look familiar.
You wouldn't happen to be
Robert Kane, would you?
I guess not.
You just look
like this guy
who accidentally
left his wallet
at my house
last night.
I've been meaning
to return it.
I'm just having a hard
time tracking him down.
I went by his house-
What do you want?
Look, I don't know you, lady
so you should probably
just leave, okay?
You don't know me?
What the f***
do you want, huh?
I just want to
return your wallet.
Then do it.
Not here.
Do you like pizza?
Of course you do.
You work around pizzas
all day, so you must.
There 's a Shakey's
near my house-
A block away.
Meet me there
at 8:
30.Do you remember
where I live?
Well, I'm
late for work.
I have to go.
Goodbye.
Thank you.
You're not hungry?
I'm famished.
I usually eat
like around six.
Six-thirty the latest.
I like coming here.
The food is good,
the people are nice.
I usually come here
on Thursdays.
They have the
free salad bar.
Otherwise, I just
eat at home.
Sandwiches, mostly.
I like to watch TV
while I'm eating.
I like to watch,
um, you know
Access Hollywood and
Entertainment Tonight.
I don't watch
the news, though.
It's sad, so it just
depresses me.
I just wait
for the weather report.
That way I just know whether it's
going to be an S day or a T day.
What is that, S day?
A sweater or
a T-shirt day.
Do you want a bite?
No, thanks.
It's not good anyway today.
It's too much dressing.
It makes everything
soggy and icky.
they have working here
are not that motivated,
if you know what I mean?
So, Robert.
Do you go
by a nickname?
Or just plain Robert?
My dad used
to call me Bucky
but that was
before I had braces.
My friends just call me
Rob, I guess.
Hmm.
Your friends
call you Rob.
I like that.
I like Robert better.
I don't know.
it's more-
It's more masculine.
More dignified.
It's kind of like
Robert Redford.
You know, he doesn't
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