Ceremony Page #5
am I the predator,
or am I the prey?
Being here,
I see a pure way of living.
America seems to me
so very far away...
a vile, putrid place
that I never want to see again.
All right, now, guys,
this is just a rough cut,
but I just thought that, since
I had you all together in one place,
I could get your notes
and help raise a bit of awareness
in the process.
You know, and that's why
I've got some questionnaires
for everyone to fill out afterwards.
Completely optional, of course.
I just want to stay here
and hold you forever.
Who is that woman?
That's my wife.
So she is.
Right.
- Be right back.
- Right, right.
offered me 30 head of cattle.
Lean, darling.
You're blocking the most brilliant...
hat's a lot of cows.
What the...?!
What the hell's
the matter with you?!
Have you gone out of your mind?!
Maybe.
That stays on.
I've never been slapped before.
That hurt, kind of.
Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean
to do it quite so hard.
Well, you did.
What happened to your mustache?
- I shaved it off.
- Why?
'Cause you told me to.
What are you still doing here?
The whole reason
I wrote you the postcard
was to avoid this from happening.
You know, well, maybe you shouldn't
send postcards to people
to notify them of heartbreaking news.
What exactly is your objective?
It seems like I'm in the process
of winning you back.
No! I am getting married
in two days.
I am engaged.
I've always been engaged.
I never thought you were actually
gonna go through with it.
What happened
to our weekend in the city?
We were supposed to be alone
together. What happened?
to just schedule our wedding
while he already had everyone here
for his birthday weekend.
Hold on. Nothing about
that statement seems odd to you?
Didn't you read anything I wrote?
You know what? I can't believe
you're actually considering this guy
He's screening his movie
at his wedding reception?
What kind of man
are we dealing with here?
Shh!
You are being childish.
So are you.
Sam, please, save yourself
the heartache and go home.
No.
No. If you refuse
not to complicate my life,
the least you can do is introduce
yourself to one of my bridesmaids.
I'm sure they're just as desperate
as you to get their rocks off.
I meant that in the least
offensive way possible.
And, Sam,
stop standing on your toes.
I like you the way you were.
- Sammy!
- Hey, guys.
Hey, how you feeling, pal?
I feel fine.
Feel invigorated, actually.
Let's put a tiara on Sam.
Thank you.
You want some pills
to go with that tiara, Princess?
- I'd love some.
- Yes, you do.
We convinced this old boy
to partake with us.
He's a marathon boy.
My heart feels like it's metal.
It's nice to see you loosening up
a little bit there, pal.
Do it, do it, do it!
- All right, I'll show you, okay.
But I want to see every one of you
Ready? Come on.
Ready? Two, three, four.
I'll take one less than he's had.
Help yourself, man.
On the house.
Drink lots of water.
It really helps.
Does it make you forget
about things or what?
They'll bring you up,
and they'll take you down.
Pow.
See you next week, boy.
Sept cent millions de chinois
I feel amazing.
I feel like my body's
being born again.
Marshall, what the hell
happened to your shoes?
I don't know. I don't know.
Teddy took my shoes.
I don't know.
I don't know why he took my shoes,
but he took my shoes.
Marshall, you're breathing
all over me.
I know.
C'est la vie, c'est la vie
I actually...
I've actually had a tapeworm.
I have.
Ask me how I got rid of it.
How did you get rid of it?
and then I stuck a ham sandwich
between my legs.
So I did it for a week, I did this,
and I still had the tapeworm,
and it was causing a lot...
I wonder what the quickest way
possible is
to get another cigarette
in my mouth.
That's the ticket.
Ahoy, marshmallow!
- Oh. Hi.
- Come here.
- Your body is terrific.
- I like your suit.
You're so sweaty.
J'y pense et puis j'oublie
C'est la vie, c'est la vie
Trois cent millions de sovitiques
Naughty.
You've been a naughty boy.
- You're bad.
- I know.
Ow. Don't hit me.
Behave.
Why are you hitting me?
Just touch me.
Ow!
Stop it.
C'est la vie, c'est la vie
Cinquante millions
de gens imparfaits
Et moi, et moi, et moi
Qui regardent Catherine Langeais
la tlvision chez moi
J'y pense et puis j'oublie
C'est la vie, c'est la vie
Neuf cent millions
de crve la faim
Et moi, et moi, et moi
Avec mon rgime vgtarien
Et tout le whisky que je m'envoi
J'y pense et puis j'oublie
- Hi.
- Hi.
You seem like trouble.
I'd like to get into some trouble.
How old are you?
How old do I look?
I think I'm a little old for you.
Well, I may be young,
but I wasn't born yesterday.
I don't... I don't...
I don't understand
what you're trying to say.
Honestly, I took a pill,
and I've been blacking out ever since.
Quick, make-believe
I said something really funny.
Mmm. Funny.
Why?
I don't know.
I-I like you.
C'est la vie, c'est la vie...
Ah...
Come on. Try it.
Oh!
You, uh... you remind me
of someone,
and I really like it.
It's crazy out there, you know.
It's like, one minute you're just
walking down the street
minding your own business,
and then, all of a sudden,
there's a psychopath in a jumpsuit
asking you for the time.
And then I'm waking up
in a hospital bed in Lenox Hill
with blood all over my sport coat.
Mmm.
What? No, I mean it.
You want to put
your glasses on me?
Mm-hmm.
- You find me attractive like that?
- Mm-hmm.
Want to make out?
Okay.
Really?
Oh, darling
Make it go
Make it go away...
You have a beautiful face.
I think it'd be time for us to kiss now.
Hello, darling. Bedtime.
Oh, no, we were in the middle
of a conversation.
Hey. Uh... oh, hi.
Have you guys seen my shoes?
I have... I have these loafers.
They're...
Uh...
Okay, uh...
Hi. Hey. Um, do you have...?
Uh, do you know
where I can find my shoes?
Teddy, Teddy, I need my shoes.
Pow, pow, pow.
Your shoes are mine, boy!
Okay. Uh... my room is this way.
Oh, hello.
Is this where you dwell?
Okay, it's hot.
Oh, that's better.
- Am I gonna die?
- No, pal.
Here, have some cheese plate.
It'll slow your heart down.
Come on.
Get some food in your little tummy.
So, how'd it go with your lady?
Who, Margaret?
Went well, actually.
We had sex...
twice, back-to-back.
- In a row?
- Mm-hmm.
What's it like... to screw on pills?
What do you say you and I forget
about the pills from now on, huh?
We don't need them.
How'd it go with your girl?
Not that good.
in the closet crying.
And Esme... she's got, like,
some sort of husband
or something, apparently.
Don't you worry, pal.
You reacted perfectly.
You're so much better than her,
it kills me.
You kill me.
Why do you think she's with him?
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