Disconnected Page #6
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2017
- 96 min
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So, we decided
to have a procedure
where you were both born early
and... the doctors didn't
think you were gonna live.
So, um..
I remember you were so tiny.
Not even two pounds.
I remember the doctors
putting you in this glass box
everywhere. And, um..
Uh, tsk, then they..
Started tellin' us
about all these
surgeries that you'd need
and about how you'd be on pills
for the rest of your life.
How your gut didn't develop.
They didn't know if anything
would be able fix it.
And..
Sean, we wanted nothing more..
Than to help you.
And all that stuff
you would need
was way more than
we could afford.
Uh, then a social worker came in
and said that
there are these couples.
They could take a preemie.
They had money and time.
We knew right away that that was
the best option for you.
I was so scared that
we were gonna ruin your life
or, or that you'd die
because we couldn't..
You know, get you
the treatment that you needed.
So, we looked at some couples
and picked a pair of scientists.
And that, they were older
and they could give you
the treatment you needed.
Plus, I always thought
that maybe some day
they could find a way
to make you better.
You have no idea
what it means to me, to Paula..
To see you healthy.
And..
Tss, looking awesome.
You are a miracle.
But you guys wanted to keep me.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
Feel like
I'm walking on a tightrope
Far too long
Would you hold me up
so I can let go
Count to one two three
and then catch me
Ho ho ho
I see the face that
I can't resist
So don't worry
I wonder what my friends
I bet it's less weird than this.
- Hey.
- Hey.
Hey.
How are you doing?
Fine.
That was kind of
an avalanche, huh?
Yeah.
Yeah, you can say that again.
You know, but it, it was good.
I, uh, I wanted to meet them.
So..
I'm sorry for what I said
about our parents.
They're not actually that bad.
No worries.
Do you like them?
Yeah.
Yeah, they're-they're cool.
They are.
But, they were kind of
on their best behavior tonight.
They're usually
a pain in my ass.
Well, I mean, I think
most parents can be
a pain in the ass.
I know my parents
certainly can be.
I hate it when you say that.
Your parents are my parents.
Those people are, I don't know..
Something.
Yeah, but..
Chloe, those people
were all I knew.
They took care of me.
I know.
I'm sorry.
Are you okay?
No, not really.
Sorry.
This is all my fault.
Actually, all this is my fault.
Everything.
I mean, I-I don't really
see how that's possible.
They didn't tell you?
Tell me what?
The reason you're sick.
I mean, the reason I was sick
was 'cause
I didn't develop properly.
I mean, that-that sort of stuff
just happens with twins.
Yeah, but..
That was me.
I was this giant, evil baby
crushing you..
Not letting you grow.
Chloe, I don't think
you did it on purpose.
You weren't an evil baby.
If I hadn't..
None of this would've happened..
We would've been
a normal family.
I don't know about normal.
You'd be happy.
You know, we can't undo it.
So..
'You could live with us.'
and, we could surf.'
'Seriously.'
Move up here.
Is it-is it even doable? I..
Sure it is, I mean..
I could tell that
they love you and..
I love you.
You're my own brother.
I love you too, sis.
Chloe.
Oh, my God, okay, uh..
You're the best.
You know that, right?
I can't wait till
you're up here for good.
Goodnight.
Goodnight.
Wait. How did she interpret
that as a yes?
'Drives eight hours
'I'm not assuming anything.'
Where're his parents?
Probably out looking for him.
Well, clearly not hard enough.
'I'm just saying
it's a crap situation.'
'I mean, we should call CPS.'
'What?'
- 'For Sean's sake.'
- 'That's ridiculous.'
'They've obviously
put a lot of time and money'
'into making him better.'
'Doesn't sound like
bad parenting to me.'
'Yeah, well, just
because you're rich'
'doesn't mean
you're good people.'
How do I rewind?
I just wanna go home.
Robert, it's him.
He says
he's gonna see us tomorrow.
And?
And he hopes that
we're having fun.
Is he on drugs?
We're gonna find him.
We're gonna find him.
- 'Thank you.'
- 'Mm-hmm.'
Vegan pancakes, can't fake that.
Not hungry?
I'm starving because
they may be weed pancakes.
I'm tired,
because I didn't sleep
and I have no idea
how I'm gonna get home
before my parents.
Oh, yeah,
and I still need to leave
Ah, not really.
Maybe it's the drive home?
Maybe it's the shitty breakfast.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Are you sure
Yeah. I'm good.
Well, Henry and I
can drive down with you
and one of us can fly back.
Um, so, taking the one down
is a good plan.
And, uh, it's,
it's that one there.
Well, we'll stock you up
with a lots of munchies...
Or one of us can just go
with you, it's no problem.
Really, it's okay.
I mean, everything.
I don't want you to have to
run into my other parents.
- 'It would be weird.'
- Um..
Look, it's-it's fine, Sean.
If-if you're scared
to go home..
Clearly, this is a,
this is a big deal.
I mean, are you..
Are you afraid
of what your dad's gonna do
when you get home?
Well, yeah. I mean, if he
finds out, he's gonna flip.
'So will my mom, but..'
Okay. Um..
Sean, honey..
- Does your dad beat you?
- What?
It's okay to talk to us,
we're safe.
Whatever, whatever
he said to you..
We can take care of you.
We can take care of you.
'You can tell us,
we are safe for you.'
I mean, he, he pushed me once...
- I-I told you.
- Oh, my God.
Oh, you-you are more than
welcome to stay here
for as long as you want,
we are..
- 'Totally.'
- We're so happy to do that.
They're never gonna
let me leave now.
I'm gonna have to be vegan.
I can't do this.
We can take care of you.
for as long as you need.
'Totally.'
I'll grab it.
Okay, thank you.
Is that your mother again?
- Hi.
- Chloe, good morning.
Is Sean here?
Uh, how do you know my name?
Facebook.
Figures. Uh, Sean?
No.
I think that's his parents.
- Oh, uh..
- Are you okay?
but thank God
that Val Moreth is here.
I just have to get out of here
the truth.
And we'll be okay.
- I'm okay, I'm okay.
- What's going on?
- What're you doing here?
- Excuse me.
- No, I haven't.
- What did you eat?
Did you check the ingredients?
Who is this?
- The da.. Wait, the other dad.
- It's him.
Sean, Sean..
Are they stressing you out?
- Um..
- Excuse me?
- 'Hi, excuse me, yeah.'
- We should go.
Okay, well, you two listen,
we all know
happy boys
don't run away from home.
I-I don't know
who you people are
but that's a steep assumption.
Let's go, Sean.
Okay, uh, uh he's only gonna
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