Forgetting the Girl Page #2
It's just...
I don't know...
like you seem
kind of like, um...
You know, like, with
the whole connection thing?
And then, plus, the mood
that I was in when we...
You know, um, I was kind of
acting something out.
I mean, you... you asked me out,
you know.
Why would you ask me out?
I mean, I don't...
I'm sorry.
It's not something that you
should do lightly, you know.
You know what?
Thank you for the head shots.
I, uh... Yeah, I have some, uh,
extra prints in here, if you want them.
And I ended up using one of them,
actually, for my flyer.
I hope that doesn't bother you.
Oh, no, it's fine.
And these are fine.
Yeah.
Um...
It is fine. It's gonna be fine.
It's totally fine.
It's, uh... Don't even
feel bad about it.
You know,
I know a lot of girls.
Um, it's just...
I felt... I felt like
we had a, uh...
Hey, Kevin.
I'm sorry.
Me too.
You know when you're in a museum
and you're looking at a painting,
and it's really
freaking you out?
It's all jagged and awful,
and it gets inside you?
Then you just turn your head
and walk through the door...
into another room
of the museum,
and you're looking
at another painting...
a calculation of colors,
abstract and meaningless, but beautiful.
So beautiful.
Just waiting for you...
if you just walk through.
Hi.
Uh, my name's Kevin Wolfe.
I'm a studio photographer.
I do head shots, $300 a digital set.
Prints are extra.
You've probably
seen my flyers...
all over the city?
No? Sounds like you've said
that a few times before.
Yeah,
I think I even say it in my sleep.
Well, I mean, it's okay
if you haven't seen 'em.
It's probably not something
you'd pay attention to anyway.
I mean, unless, of course, you know,
you wanted to get head shots, right?
I mean, are you, uh, an actor?
Yeah, uh,
actually, I need some.
Yeah?
I'm Beth.
Beth, uh...
Beth Dalewell.
Beth Dalewell.
Are you, uh, enjoying
the play so far?
Yeah. Uh, so far
it's all right.
Just all right?
Yeah.
I don't know.
It's kind of embarrassing, isn't it?
I mean, the guy's walking around in
white tights pretending to be a swan.
I don't know. We're actually
supposed to believe he is one.
Yeah.
Did... Did you produce it
or something?
Oh, no. No, no, no.
I mean...
I did the head shots
for someone in that cast.
Yep. And plus,
I'm just a fan of the theater.
Oh, f***.
I can't believe I just said that.
"I'm a fan of the theater."
"The theater."
I'm sorry.
I'm just an idiot.
No, you're...
you're funny.
I'm funny? What do you...
What do you mean?
I don't know. You're just...
You're just funny.
So...
Are you, um,
coming from Kevin's?
Uh, yeah.
Just picking up some head shots.
Photos.
Are you an actress?
I'd like to be.
What do you do?
Nothing.
Really?
I'm sort of the...
the landlord.
Oh.
I feel like I'm just like this
worthless piece of sh*t...
that, like, exists in the world
for absolutely no reason.
And, like, I should just essentially be
dead, and everyone would be happier.
Like everyone else
has a reason to be alive,
and I'm just, like,
this worthless failure that has no... point.
Okay, Jamie.
James. Listen.
I look in the mirror,
and I'm just like...
I just feel like I'm so ugly and hideous,
and I...
Jamie, listen. You're not hideous, Jamie.
You're not ugly at all.
Will you... Will you stop
being so negative?
Why don't you try
being positive?
Think about... Think about anything.
I know, Derek.
I know it is your job
to talk me down, okay?
And...
I'm not gonna
drink anything, okay?
And thank you, you know?
Thank you.
You're like my only friend
in the entire world,
and that is why I call you,
because you're nice, you know?
You're a very, very,
very nice sponsor.
I'm really gla...
Can you hold on?
I have another call.
- Hello?
- Hi, honey.
Hi, Mom.
I didn't interrupt anything?
No. I can call you
back if you want.
No.
What are you doing?
I was just on the other line
with the suicide hotline, so...
Really? Yeah.
They said I should do it.
Oh, my God, Jamie.
Are you okay? I'm kidding.
I'm kidding, Mom.
Why would you scare me like that?
Can you please
hold on for a second?
The swan started crying,
you know?
The dancing was one thing,
and then... and then, yeah.
Hi.
Hey.
So, I still need you to get
me a key for the downstairs,
and then you wouldn't have to buzz
me in every time I come to work.
I don't mind it,
but since I already have the upstairs key,
and I know it bothers you...
I keep forgetting about that.
Would you mind making some coffee, please?
Yes.
So... you know how I was
telling you Derek is gay?
I know you knew he was gay,
but all of my best friends are always gay.
"Fag hag." That's what they
used to call me in high school.
Because my best friend
was gay... Tony.
Oh, my God.
You would like Tony.
The weird thing is is that I
have never known any lesbians.
I mean, I don't think
I'd get along with one.
Although, who's to judge?
I don't know.
Maybe I've known a lot of
lesbians and didn't know. God.
If I was friends with lesbians in high school,
they couldn't have called me "fag hag."
They'd have to call me something else like
"lesbi-friend."
Oh, sh*t.
You didn't think, a minute ago,
that I was saying
I thought you were gay,
'cause that is not
what I was saying.
I would not want you
to think... That's not...
Wow.
So, yeah, Derek
is not my boyfriend,
and I wouldn't even want Derek to be
my boyfriend even if he wasn't gay.
- I mean...
- You know what I'm saying? Kevin?
Sorry.
Jesus Christ, Tanner.
It's dark as hell in here.
Sorry.
I need to borrow your...
your car this weekend. Is that all right?
What have you got in your hand?
Just pictures.
Photographs.
Let's see.
I don't think so.
If you want to borrow the Impala,
show me the pictures.
That's a good boy.
Mmm. Mmm.
I saw this one on the poster.
Wait a minute.
You mean you actually left your apartment?
Hilarious.
Did you f*** her?
Let's look at yours.
Mine are better.
Yeah, I'm sure.
Hmm, hmm, hmm.
Aw! God.
Look at this one.
What is... What is that?
That's a fish.
Why would she...
Look at this one.
Yeah. Oh.
Where do you get this sh*t?
Come on, Kevin.
This is beautiful.
You're so f***ed up.
Yeah.
Can I keep this?
Yeah, it's yours.
Thanks.
Don't you want this?
No.
Why?
What'd you do to her?
Yeah, apparently.
Apparently,
I do that sometimes.
Anyway, Adrienne's memory
played on in my psyche...
like one of those
extended remixes...
over and over and over.
How did I forget her?
Hello?
Hey, it's Kevin.
You, uh... You still
going camping?
Yes.
So I'm pretty much not sure
what I'm going to call it yet.
a "uni-peg" or a "pega-corn,"
or I could just call it something really
simple like "flying horse with horn."
You know what I mean?
If I just need to keep it simple.
But basically, it's like the most
incredible animal that's ever existed.
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