Disconnected Page #7
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- 2017
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go if he wants to go.
And that's exactly
what he just said.
It's not like
you gave him any option.
Um..
You don't have
the right to tell me
what happens to my son.
Uh, okay, he's my son too.
- On what planet?
- Planet Earth.
- We are his birth parents.
- Yep.
- Yeah.
- I need a drink.
I'm so sorry, I lied to Sean
to get him up here.
Look, I don't care
why he's here.
Is-is-is that true?
I mean, are, are you
related to these people?
I didn't know it
on the drive up.
I-I didn't-I didn't even know
that Chloe
was my twin sister, but yes.
Like I said, totally my fault.
You have a twin? You have
a twin, did you know that..
Sweetheart,
I-I did not know that.
Well, things didn't
really go as planned.
- I, I didn't know.
- What're you saying?
Sean, what're you saying?
No, I-I did not say that.
You said that,
and-and Paula said that.
I never said that.
She's not Paula.
She's your mom.
last night, Sean.
- Are you guys smoking pot?
- Excuse me?
Yeah, 'cause it smells of pot.
We love him,
and we want him to stay.
He shouldn't have left
in the first place.
Chloe, enough.
You're not helping.
No, shut up, mom.
You're not helping.
All of you don't care
what me and Sean want.
We want to be together.
from you, little fish.
Do you wanna stay?
Is that why you came?
It's complicated, mom, I mean..
Everything changed this weekend.
Mom? Mom?
Just lay down here.
Did you know
anything about this?
Put your legs up.
Do you need something?
Another kick in the gut,
that's what I need.
Uh, okay. I have, uh,
St. John's wort to calm her
or chamomile..
Hey, do you guys want some pot
or something?
You know what,
that doesn't surprise me.
Whatever, dad.
I found your joint in the car.
What? Did you smoke it?
I can't find it, I don't, I'm...
Can-can I get some water,
please?
- 'Yeah, Chloe, please.'
- Thank you.
- That was unbelievable.
- 'Or the chamomile.'
No kidding, man. No kidding.
- 'Mom, where are the cups?'
- 'The cup, it's where..'
'Top shelf.'
Oh, my God, I'm so sorry.
I didn't know this was gonna
end up like this.
No, I am being hysterical.
I apologize.
- It's not even funny, mom.
- Did you put him up to this?
No, I didn't ask him
to steal the car
but when he had it,
I was all, "Why not?"
Maybe because
it's completely irrational.
Look, I knew that
you were never gonna
let us see each other.
It was worth the risk.
'God, why would you think that?'
Because you keep him in a cage.
You both do.
You never let him do
anything fun, ever.
- Chloe...
- Okay, okay. Take it easy.
Fantastic,
from a couple of hippies
and their daughter.
thanking us'
for taking care of Sean
instead of getting aggressive.
Listen, I'm happy
that my son is alive and well
but that's right about
where my gratitude ends.
Maybe, uh, the kids
should go outside
for a minute, so that
we can talk, the adults.
- The kids need to stay.
- 'The kids need to stay.'
I would prefer if they were here
because maybe some of us
would act a little more civil.
That's right, keep an eye on me
because I might use some words
you're not familiar with.
- Ooh.
- 'Wow, wow.'
I just don't think that
right now is the time to be
unpacking all of this.
I mean, it's no mystery
that Sean's in crisis.
Oh, are you saying
that you can read his mind?
Well, please tell me,
because I would love to know
what we've done
that is so atrocious.
You're suffocating him.
Did he actually
tell you that or..
It's clear as day, lady.
Uh, no, I'm Lisa,
and this is Robert.
And from what I can tell,
there is no parenting going on
in this household whatsoever.
For Paula and Henry
we respect
Chloe's ideas and needs.
And the two of you
don't even know
that Sean is confused
about his future.
Well, of course, he's confused,
his frontal lobe
isn't even developed
fully to process
the consequences of his actions
which is why we need to keep him
on track
despite those limitations.
There are those big words
you were talking about.
So, you're saying Sean doesn't
know what's best for him?
No teenager knows
what's best for them
and th-tha-tha-that's why
parents are here
so that we can prevent you from
making irreversible mistakes.
Oh, you mean
an irreversible mistake
that gave you both a son?
You guys were the ones
that were talking about
having an abortion.
- Okay, that was never the plan.
- I'm sorry!
What did you tell him, that you
were thinking of aborting him?
Jesus Christ! What..
They were just trying to explain
to me why they gave me up.
Well, maybe
they shouldn't have told you
that they were thinking
about killing you.
They might not have been planned
but we never ever thought
about abortion.
Well, then why bring it up?
It's your lucky day, Sean.
We didn't kill you,
we just, mm..
Abandoned you
and kept your sister.
You've no idea
what you're talking about.
That's not how it happened.
Please stop, just go.
Let me just go back, okay?
Hey, you're right.
You should just go.
Sean can decide for himself.
Yeah, except
the adults make the decisions
in my house, okay?
And if you try to stop me
I will call my attorney first
and then the police.
Oh, no, we are going
to call the police on you.
You manipulative a**hole,
you push Sean around
and now you're gonna
try the same sh*t with us...
Excuse me, have you stopped
for a second to think
that, you know, considering
the-the-the medical attention
the private schools,
me giving him
basically everything
he's ever wanted.
The one thing that he can't get
out of his head is the fact
that the two people who were
supposed to love him the most
abandoned him.
- Get back in your Tesla.
- That is not fair.
- And get out of house.
- That is fair.
You don't deserve Sean,
neither one of you.
- Get out!
- Any time now.
What?
You little b*tch!
You think that you can just
do whatever you want
because, what, you didn't learn
how to be a grown up?
Okay, you know what,
do not talk to her like that.
You have no idea
what it was like losing Sean.
And what was it like,
losing Sean, exactly?
Did you just happen to trip
and accidently put him up
for adoption.
I mean, the delusion in this
household is just monumental.
Guys, calm down, you guys
are acting too crazy!
Chloe, this is your fault,
you brought him here.
We all know why
teenage boys make
these kinds of trips,
don't we, Rob?
Stop acting
like you can't hear him!
Don't interrupt, Chloe!
You-you just interrupted her!
Alright, will you just listen?
- Little fish..
- No, don't call me little!
Alright? I'm not little!
You j-j-jus-just need to listen
to each other for a sec
instead of screaming and yelling
and saying these awful things!
We are listening,
they're the ones saying
terrible things, Sean.
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