Frances Ha Page #8

when I was pregnant.

You were pregnant?

In Japan, for a few weeks.

And then I miscarried,

which was cool.

Wow.

That sounds crass.

Miscarriage is not cool.

- Would you have had it?

- No.

- Are you gonna marry Patch?

- No.

I can't believe that pregnant

is no longer crazy.

I don't want to stay in Tokyo.

I hate it there.

- Really?

- Yeah.

And then when I got pregnant,

I was just like, "Get me the f*** out. "

But your blog looks so happy.

I don't think my mom would read it

if it were about depression.

My mom would.

I was telling the truth.

I like Patch.

I don't hate him.

I know.

I'm sorry about -

It's just, if something funny happens

on the way to the deli...

you'll only tell one person,

and that'll be Patch...

and I'll never hear about it.

F***, I'm tired.

It's bedtime for all good children.

I want to leave Patch and leave Tokyo

and come back to New York.

- You should.

- I'm going to.

I could - I don't know.

I could - I could help you.

I was gonna say,

"You could live with me"...

but I don't have a home.

- I am going to do it.

- F***, yeah, girl.

I miss my job.

I miss old skyscrapers.

Maybe we'll move back to New York

at the same time and be like...

women who rediscover

themselves after a divorce.

- That's what my mom did.

- Oh, yeah. Sorry.

No. I think it'll be great.

We should get apartments

close to each other in Brooklyn.

Yeah.

That's what we'll do.

I've always felt

so competitive with you.

Really?

I don't think I realized

we were competitive.

- Fran?

- Yes?

Can you -

I know it's not my bed, but -

What?

Can you take off your socks?

Oh, yeah. Sure.

It's just, you know -

socks in bed.

Right. Gross.

I love you, Frances.

Good night.

I love you, Sophie.

Good night.

[Sophie's Voice]

F, I'm sorry I was so drunk last night...

but' thank you for being

nice to me, which I know...

...you were, even though

I don't remember it.

All I know is you don't have a trash can

this morning, so it must've been bad.

- [Door Shuts]

- Ha, ha. I love you.

I've got to get back

to this funeral in New York.

Call me when you're a wake.

My phone works in the States...

and there aren't

any charges or anything.

XOXO. Sophie.

Sophie!

Sophie!

Sophie! Sophie!

[Indistinct Conversations]

How can they be so nasty?

I'm sorry.

- Probably head back in about five.

- Yes, hi. This is Frances.

Yes, "Frances for tonight. "

[Chuckles]

Thanks.

I just wanted to double-check

that we're still...

...on for me bringing my

guys in a little early.

Okay. Great.

I'll see you in 30.

I think the other two groups

will be here by 6:45.

We'll be done by then.

Thanks.

- Hey!

- Good to see you.

Hi! Hi.

Thanks for coming.

Urn, over there.

[Indistinct]

[indistinct Conversation]

Then you guys rest for a second.

Can I see the two of you?

[People Applauding]

- Okay.

- Cue one...

into the master,

and you're all set.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

[Rhythmic Percussion]

[Flowing]

Yea!

F*** you guys.

You got married.

- We did.

- What?

- Yeah.

- Hi.

[Indistinct Conversation]

Hey. That was great.

Oh, thanks, Ben.

I like things

that look like mistakes.

No, at times

it reminded me of -

Did you see the exhibit

at the Met...

about the textiles

that influenced Matisse?

That's what your piece

reminded me of-

not the paintings,

but the textiles.

- Hmm.

- Undateable.

- Me?

- No, I meant me that time.

Oh. Oh, yeah. Textiles.

Yeah, but also true.

Meaning I'm not dating anyone.

- Undateable. Same difference.

- Oh.

Are you really still, uh -

Are you undateable?

You mean, am I -

Oh. Oh, yes.

Yes. Very undateable.

It was so interesting,

and so you.

- Oh, thank you.

- To me it came right out.

[Frances]

I really appreciate that.

Yeah. It's a huge accomplishment.

it's a huge piece.

Yeah, I- I know.

It's a lot of people.

Thank you.

[Colleen]

It's just great.

I have to say, it just...

is so impressive to me.

Who - Who are you

making eyes at?

That's Sophie.

She's my best friend.

["Modern Love"]

I know when to go out...

or when to stay in.

Get things done.

I catch the paperboy

But things don't really change

I'm standing in the wind

But I never wave bye-bye

But I try

I try

There's no sign of life

It's just the power to charm

I'm lyin' in the rain

But I never wave bye-bye

But I try

I try

- Never gonna fall for

- Modern love

- Walks beside me

- Modern love

- Walks on by

- Modern love

Gets me

to the church on time

It's not really work

It's just the power to charm

I'm still standing in the wind

But I never wave bye-b ye

But I try

I try

- Never gonna fall for

- Modern love

- Walks beside me

- Modern love

- Walks on by

- Modern love

Gets me

to the church on time

- Church on time

- Terrifies me

- Church on time

- Makes me party

- Church on time

- Puts my trust in God and man

- God and man

- No confessions

- God and man

- No religion

- God and man

- Don't believe in modern love

- Modern love

- Walks beside me

- Modern love

- Walks on by!

- Modern love

- Gets me to the church on time

- Church on time

- Terrifies me

- Church on time

- Makes me party

- Church on time

- Puts my trust in God and man

- God and man

- No confessions

- God and man

- No religion

- God and man

- Don't believe in modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

- Modern love

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