Flowers in the Attic Page #3
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2014
- 86 min
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My pride hurts
worse than my back.
But why?
Why did grandmother say
About us?
When I was little,
I turned to my father for love.
We did everything
together.
Sailing and horseback-riding,
Even hunting.
That only made my mother
more jealous.
And she took every
opportunity she could
And she succeeded.
Over the years,
and more busy with work,
And I became
More withdrawn and lonely.
And into all this came
my father's half-brother.
and my family took him in.
He was only
He was so handsome
and so kind, and, uh...
So full of life.
like he was his own son,
And I'd never met
anyone like him.
We tried to keep
our feelings secret,
Even from each other.
I mean, we were
related by blood.
He was my half-uncle.
And when we eloped,
My family flew into a rage
and my father disinherited me,
And my mother said
born with hooved feet
And forked tails.
She was wrong.
God didn't punish me,
not with you.
You are perfect.
You have to believe it,
I hope you can understand
That love doesn't always come
when you want it.
Sometimes it just happens,
against your will.
I don't care what you did, mom,
or do.
I'll always love you.
Why did grandmother
let you come back?
Because she's been
waiting 20 years
To say
"I told you so."
Trust me, cathy,
I'm as much a captive
of this place as you are.
Hey, Cor'.
That's a great...
It's a snail.
I can't wait to show it
to mama when she comes.
If she comes.
She's only missed
a few days.
A week.
I've made a calendar.
You gonna help out
with the garden or what?
We need water.
Watch where you're going!
Why are you
in such a hurry?
Sorry, I-I just had to
get some more water
For christopher
before the paint dries.
The paint?
We're building a garden,
In the attic,
So the twins won't be so scared.
Was this your mother's idea?
Hope you didn't inherit
her artistic abilities.
The only real talent
corrine ever had was...
For the opposite sex.
I'm a dancer, actually.
Ballet.
And christopher's
a really good artist.
He can paint anything.
Has he ever painted you?
Has he asked you to pose for him
With your clothes off?
Come on, girl!
Spill out the truth!
I want to know what kind of
wickedness you're up to!
Nothing.
Nothing?
Why are you trembling?
Because you keep accusing us
of doing all these bad things,
And I don't even know
what you're talking about.
You don't know
what I'm talking about.
Ask your brother!
He'll know.
By the time they're born,
The male of the species
They know all about wickedness...
Evil.
Right. Now, make sure
that you take all of your toys.
Check under the beds.
Make sure.
I don't want
any trace of you here.
Why don't you take this?
Why does this table
look polished?
The room can't look
like it's just been dusted!
in less than an hour.
Alright, never mind.
I'll take care of it.
Uh--
Here are some real flowers
for your fake garden.
Just go.
"See Jane run.
Run, Jane, run."
Now you try.
No!
We've already read it
a kazillion times.
If you guys play nicely tonight,
We can go on the roof
tomorrow morning.
I don't wanna go on the roof.
Mom!
We missed you so much!
I'm sorry I've kept you
waiting so long, darlings,
But here's some games,
And the paints
you asked for, cathy.
Where have you been?
I wanted to come earlier, but...
I've had to spend every moment
with my father.
You have no idea
how hard it's been on me.
Today, I finally
Just had a chance
to go sailing on the lake.
You went sailing?
You got some great
color, mom.
Can you stay for
the twins' bedtime?
Yeah! Stay! Stay!
I have a movie date
with an old friend.
But I would much rather
be with you guys!
Then why aren't you downstairs
Well, cathy, I have to time it
very carefully.
I only just got back.
It's been a month!
And I'm sick of being in here.
The twins need
fresh air and sunshine.
I want to go sailing!
Stop picking on mom, Cathy.
I just want to know when.
When are you going to tell
When do we get to leave?
Like I said,
My father has just
finally accepted me back.
Then why can't he accept us?
Are we so terrible,
or stupid, or ugly,
That he wouldn't want to meet
his own grandchildren?
I can't.
I can't tell him
about you, ever.
on one condition--
That I didn't have any children
with your father.
You know what?
And I'll stay here
with you and the twins.
It's okay, mom.
You go.
We'll be fine here.
He could go any day now.
That's how heart disease works.
And find its way
to his lungs or heart,
Snuff him out like a candle.
With our luck,
grandfather will never die.
We'll be stuck up here forever.
What's few more weeks?
A month, even?
Pretty soon,
We're gonna be worth millions.
Mom already acts like she is.
Have you noticed
How she's always in a new outfit?
She's a foxworth.
She has to fit in around here.
Cory's a cheater!
I thought you guys were
playing hide-and-seek.
We were!
But I called and called
and he won't come out.
Cory!
Where are you?
Christopher.
Over here.
It's gonna be okay.
We just need to get him
warmed up.
Cathy?
I miss mama so much.
Pretend I'm your mom.
I love you so much.
That's what makes
a real mother.
Our first christmas without dad.
Remember how
he used to take us sledding
Behind the flanagans'?
He was always
running alongside us,
Making sure the twins were safe.
One christmas
up here won't matter.
And we can make our own
presents for the twins.
Say it's from santa.
We could make something
for grandmother, too.
She does bring us
food every day.
She got us that plant.
She might even let us out.
Hurry, cathy!
She's gonna be here.
Careful.
I don't want it to rip.
Christopher, can I have the card?
It has to be perfect.
Grandmother?
Cathy! Cathy!
Wake up. Santa came!
This gift is not from santa.
It's for cory and carrie
to play pretend house,
Just like I did.
And all the doors and windows
really work
And the locks.
I knew that color
would look perfect on you.
You look just like your father
when I first met him.
You think so?
I got this
sent from paris.
It's hand-embroidered.
Don't you like it?
Yes.
I just don't know
where I'd wear it.
Well, I know
it's not a perfect christmas,
But I still have
one more trick up my sleeve.
A window to the outside world.
My father gave it to me.
But that's not all.
Bart, Mr. Winslow,
he says that my father
Has an even bigger
surprise for me.
Who's Mr. Winslow?
He's my father's attorney.
He says it's only a matter
Of drawing up
the new paperwork, but...
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