Flying Lessons Page #2
Listen, I'm not asking you
to stay, okay?
You got your whole life
back in Los Angeles.
I'm not about to ask you to put everything
on hold for me. I mean, that's ridiculous.
I mean, I wouldn't do that, because
I'm not that kind of person. I'm just-
Mom.
What?
I was thinking I would
stay... And get a job.
Honey. Sweetie,
you could-
I told you I'm not
going back to Dartmouth,
So can you please
just drop it?
I know. Shh. I won't. Sorry.
If I stay...
Just promise me we don't
have to talk about it.
I promise.
( knocks )
Sophie?
Hey.
Why don't you
come inside?
woman:
Conway Jennings office.Hi, yeah, this is
Caroline Conway calling.
I was just wondering
if Steven was there.
Yes, hold one moment,
please.
Thank you.
hmm?
Steven? Caroline Conway,
line one.
Uh, just a second.
( sighs )
All right, put her through.
This is Steven.
Hi.
Caroline.
Hi. What a nice surprise.
Well, actually, I was just kind of
hoping you could stop by the house.
What, today?
I was thinking like around,
uh, around two o'clock.
Uh, two, two...
Um...
Yeah. That-
that should work out fine.
Oh, great.
I'll see you then.
All right, bye-bye.
( sighs )
( car starts )
Aaah!
Aahh aaah aaah aah!
Aaah aah aaah aah!
Aaah!
You're alive.
You're alive.
These people, I don't
know who they are. Those...
They say he'll get worse.
What's wrong with him?
( chuckles )
According to harry?
Nothing.
According to the doctors
he has Alzheimers disease.
I make his breakfast,
so it'd be lunch,
Maybe dinner, depending on
what time I get back. Mm-hmm.
Don't worry about his bath. I'll
take care of that, unless you-
Oh. (laughs)
No, that's...
That's cool.
It's-really, it's just...
Keeping an eye on things.
Okay.
Harry:
Oughta be ableto figure 'em out...
Harry.
...Too damn many of them.
Harry?
This is Sophie.
Okay. I guess I'll let you two
get to know each other.
Good luck.
( door opens, closes )
Harry?
Can I use your restroom?
Upstairs at
the end of the hall.
Bathroom's
the next one down!
( music box off )
sorry.
Cheers.
( chuckles )
Apart from the gimp,
how ya doin'?
'07 was so much better.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Benefits denied.
Yep, it's been
a year and a half,
And everybody in
this gossipy f***in' town
Andy killed himself.
I don't think they... They
all think that, ya know?
Well, the insurance company
thinks that.
Well, that's what they do,
these insurance companies.
I mean, they just...
You know, Steven, I was driving
Mm-hmm.
And I couldn't help but notice
My name was still on the sign.
I was promised
a monthly payment,
By you, by the bank,
There was a whole schedule
worked out. Remember?
We're just way past time,
okay?
Andy's interest in the firm
falls to me, right?
I'd like to help you,
really I would, but...
So...
What are you saying?
You just have to be patient.
Sure.
Another year?
What is it?
Huh?
Um, I'm in a little bit
of trouble here, Steven.
What kind of trouble?
Uh, just, um, behind on
And the creditors are-
are circling.
I mean, I guess I could, uh...
Could sell the house, uh,
or, I don't know... what, um-
F***ing foreclosure.
How far behind are you?
Three months.
Let me talk to some
people, and, uh.. Who? Who?
Who can you talk to?
I know some people
down at the bank.
I'll go chat with them and we'll
see if we can figure this out, okay?
Don't worry.
All right?
What are you doing?
I've missed you.
Oh, god, you're
a terrible liar.
Oh, no, no, no.
I'm serious.
I've tried...
I've tried...
But it's true.
Hey.
Hey.
So... I'm staying.
Okay.
I just wanted
to tell you that.
Okay.
Harry:
They're gone!Whoa! Harry...
You're not wearing
any pants, okay?
They're gone! The box
of pictures are gone!
Okay. How about
you put on some clothes?
All-all right?
Harry, are you
decent yet?
Harry?
Hey, hey, hey! What are you
doing? Hey, harry. Harry.
Are these it?
I had 'em!
You mean the pictures?
Are these- are these
it? I had a- what?
Where did you-
Where did you-
where'd you find this?
It was in the oven.
The oven!
The oven?!
Yeah.
Oh!
Friends for
fifty-plus-
For-for thirty-plus years
with that old man.
guessed the oven.
I-
Who would have thought
the oven?
Ahh.
My, uh...
My, uh... records
And my mail...
Sometimes even my socks, in the freezer.
( chuckles ) and he says
I'm the one who needs help.
It's all these...
All the letters,
they said, uh...
All these things...
All these things.
They said, uh...
Ma-make a scrapbook,
Uh...
Ohh.
Huh.
This is Lucy.
She's my daughter.
How could you
forget your daughter?
Hey.
Thank you.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Harry,
you want some help?
You want to help?
Hand me that, uh...
Uh... the sticky thing, uh...
Uh...
The-
Ahh.
That's Bernice.
She died last year
at mission villa.
I'm sorry.
She wanted me
to go there too.
It's all she ever
talked about,
So we pretty much
stopped talkin'.
Well, I've had all the crime
fighting I could handle for one day.
So you get out of here.
It's a beautiful day out there.
( chuckles )
oh, wait.
Oh. Thanks.
Bye, harry!
See ya.
I don't know about
selling this place.
Really?
Yeah. I mean...
Sure, it's an option,
but, uh...
The more I think
about it,
Selling's not a good idea,
not in this market.
Yeah?
Yeah,
you're probably right.
( sighs ) anyway,
who's gonna buy it?
I mean, who-
who are we kidding?
Right? This house?
It's a beautiful home.
Do you remember
when you were a kid
There was always
this one house, right?
I mean, it was haunted or there
was a witch living inside of it
Or it was where a man...
( sighs )
where a man killed himself.
Remember?
Yeah.
I've been living in that house
for eighteen months.
I mean-
You have no idea.
Sometimes I have to
Actually hide
behind the curtains
Because there's this whole stream
of little kids and their bicycles
Lining up on my driveway, and they're
pointing and trying to get a look
And they're saying, "ooh! That's
where the man killed himself, mommy,
That's where the man
killed himself."
Tell you what.
Hmm?
Let me pay your mortgage.
What?!
( laughs ) no.
I'm serious.
No, no, no, no.
Steven- really. Look-
I'll just bring you up to date just
until we can figure this out, okay?
You asked me for my help;
let me help.
Hmm.
Sophie, hi!
Steven:
Hello, Sophie.You're home early.
"oh, thanks, mom,
I'm-I'm good."
Bye, sweetie!
Bye-bye!
Girls, you did a good job-
Oh! You okay?
Oh, my goodness.
Okay, bye.
Hey.
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