Chloe and Theo Page #4
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2015
- 81 min
- 175 Views
when I was younger.
- Selling?
- Stealing.
Okay, well...
thanks for getting us out and all that,
but we really got to get going.
Tyler. Tyler!
But there's lots of room here.
We will all be comfortable.
- What... do you mean that...
- Oh, come on, we can't impose.
Yeah, no, we can't impose.
Tyler, Sweet...
of all this wasted space.
Is that not true?
Please, I insist. All of you,
you must be my guests while I...
- arrange for Theo to speak.
- What?
Juicy.
But who was this person?
I mean, who lets four homeless people
just move into their house?
No!
in an "L" shape,
and it can jump other pieces.
Okay.
No! A Queen don't jump!
She moves like this.
- What about the King?
- A King is a lazy fool.
He don't get nowhere fast.
This is a Rook...
or a Castle.
He moves up and down or side to side.
- But castles don't move.
- Are you messing with me?
Hey!
Want to take a seat?
Why?
I could show you how to use this thing.
You could make yourself
useful around here.
Oh, come on, it's fun.
So, what we're trying to do here
is we're looking for companies
that want to sponsor an event that Theo
would speak at, alright? So...
What you do... so you have this little
box over here with the cursor,
type in, say...
And then you get a whole list.
And you just click on one of them
with the tracking pad...
and that's how you find
a list of potential sponsors.
You think you could do that for me?
You don't like me very much,
do you Chloe?
What's there to like?
Your money? Your house?
So you think you're the only one
who's had it tough?
I don't know you, I don't know your story,
I don't know what you've been through,
and maybe it's been
very dark for you, but...
but living on the street
does not automatically
make you morally superior, Sugar.
Yeah, castles don't move.
Once you build it,
if the cornerstone is fixed properly,
solid foundation, it's not going anywhere.
Look, man! I know the physics,
and I'm saying it don't matter!
'Cause it's a game!
- But it has no purpose.
- Of course it has a purpose!
It's a game, its purpose is fun,
and fun is what we having right now!
This is fun!
I don't like fun.
Jesus!
Chloe, please open the door.
Go away, Monica.
I think you should come out here
so we can talk about this.
If I come out there,
I won't be responsible for my actions.
I am prepared to take
that chance if you are.
- Seriously?
- Yes.
Look... you don't trust me, right?
No, I don't.
Alright, I understand that.
But what can I do?
why you're helping him.
- Helping Theo?
- Yeah.
simple answers?
Her name is Baruti.
She was 18 months old in South Africa
when that picture was taken.
When Baruti was two years old,
she developed full-blown AIDS.
She was one of my patients
and our treatment could have saved her.
But in the real world
things aren't that simple.
Children are excluded from clinical trials
because it's considered child abuse
to expose them
to experimental treatments.
The powers that be
and so instead of saving
this beautiful girl's life,
I sat by her bedside every day,
and watched...
as the light went out
And she was gone.
Just as I sat and watched
countless others die,
people I could have saved but I didn't
because the rules said I couldn't.
So...
after Baruti, I made myself a pact.
No more rules, if I could help, I would.
There's so much indifference in this world
that I can barely sleep at night,
and if I could make one
tiny difference in something,
I have to.
That's the least I can do, right?
Check.
I went to residential school,
and my Elders...
had noticed that I could speak
your language a bit,
so they sent me here.
And you know, in their day...
the Missionary run school,
so therefore religion was taught.
Probably the first thing
that they taught us...
And in the beginning
was the Earth, which is a gift.
We have a responsibility
to look after what we have been given.
But far too often, the inhabitants
are taking, and not giving back.
So I was chosen by my Elders to bring
this message to the people of the South,
and their leaders.
Okay, everybody, it's time to go.
It all sounded promising...
Monica set up a meeting with people
for Theo to deliver his message.
Okay, good. Come on then.
Come on, guys. Here we...
All right guys, remember
this is really important, okay?
Let's just let Theo do all the talking.
Alright? Come on.
Come on in.
Are there no stairs?
- Yes, but we have to take the elevator.
- I'll take the stairs.
- Don't be silly, it's on the 62nd floor.
- I'll find it.
Great.
- Michel Victor...
- Welcome.
- This is Mr. Sweet.
- Okay.
So... where's our guy?
He's on his way,
he'll be here any minute.
He just took the stairs.
Is there a problem with the elevator?
He's doing his part
to reduce his carbon footprint.
- There you go.
- Good for him.
You do realize, Monica, that the reason
that we have been waiting here for you
to meet this Mr. Theo.
Yes, I completely understand,
and I truly apologize for the delay.
I was not aware that he had an issue
with that sort of mechanical conveyance.
But... he is an amazing person
and fully worth the wait, I promise you all.
Look, at the end of the day,
your individual companies have made
great contributions to the world.
But all of you sitting at this table
right now, if you joined forces,
and help us elevate Theo to a place where
he can spread his message with his voice,
- you all have a chance to save...
- I've had enough.
I'm sure Theo is a great guy,
but I have another meeting I have...
- Sit yourself down, lady!
- Excuse me?
We came a long way to talk to you guys,
is struggling up 62 flights
of stairs to talk to you.
Look, this has gotten really uncomfortable
and very unprofessional.
- I'm sorry, she shouldn't have spoken...
- No need to be sorry. Chloe is right.
You've got the money, we all know that,
but do you have the heart?
See, you've got to understand one thing,
you are not the only game in this town.
You think you're checking us out?
Every player in this city
wants a piece of us.
But the question is,
do we want a piece of you? Okay?
Now, I don't mean any offense.
And nor do I, but waiting for him
to walk up 62 flights of stairs...
Okay. Alright. Okay.
Just give me two minutes.
- Two minutes.
- Two minutes.
- Monica, can I have your computer?
- Come on, Chloe.
You see, the ice my people
depend on to survive is vanishing.
It might seem insignificant to you,
but if I don't bring you this message,
our way of life will be gone.
Here in the south,
you have not seen these changes,
but you will.
Our forefathers were wise
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