Girl on the Edge Page #7
You're my masterpiece.
So does craziness run in
your family or what?
Excuse me?
I heard your mom tried
to kidnap you.
Yeah, well, at least somebody
out there misses me.
Yeah, well, at least somebody
True. My mom disowned my ass.
Hmm, why am I not surprised?
Check this out. When I tried
telling Mom what he did to me,
you know what she said? B*tch
said it never even happened.
And when I kept bringing
it up, she sent me here.
Sounds like our moms have
a lot in common.
Yo, wouldn't it be mad funny
if we became like homegirls
Yo, wouldn't it be mad funny
if we became like homegirls
and they had to hang out with each other for
birthday parties and playdates and sh*t.
They'd probably kill each other.
Yeah. Or
lez out. That would be.
Ah, sh*t. Why are we in
here and not them?
Um... do you have
bells on your costume?
Who's been stealing my panties?
Who's been stealing my panties?
It was you, wasn't it? You got
a crush on me now, dyke?
Whoa. Language.
- Yeah, not even.
- Really?
Yeah, really. I can't shop at Victoria's Secret.
I have the hips of a pre-pubescent boy.
See?
Pink looks better on you anyway.
Damn, someone
get her a chill pill.
Oh, I know. I wish you
could come, too.
But I'll bring you back an
apple or something, okay?
Hannah, come on.
It's starting.
Hannah, come on.
It's starting.
Okay, I gotta go,
sweet girl. Bye.
Three weeks
later my baby sailed away.
Captain of ships but he'll
sail right back to me.
Cause I got married to the
baddest man on the sea.
and discovered me.
I got married to
the baddest man on the sea.
skin of his teeth.
skin of his teeth.
He writes home a letter or two
every week. He signs them,
My Darling, you'll always
be my sweet pea.
And when he comes home he
smells of the earth and the sea.
bitter, bitter whiskey.
Cause I got married to the
baddest man on the sea.
Cause I got married to the
baddest man on the sea.
the skin of his teeth.
skin of his gold teeth.
- Girls!
- What's going on?
Uh... Betsy
Moo's gotten out.
You know anything about it? You're not
gonna get in trouble but I have to know.
Can we help you find her?
No. Just better go on up to the
house and get cleaned up.
No. Just better go on up to the
house and get cleaned up.
No, that's stupid. You can't find
her without me. You need me.
Hannah, do what I say. I don't
have time for this.
Come on, Hannah. Let's go.
Horses run away all the time.
No! Oh! No! No! No!
Oh! Ah! No!
Ah! No! No!
Oh! Ah! No!
Ah! No! No!
Hannah? Hannah, I know you're upset right
now but you need to calm down, okay?
I'm here to help you.
I want to talk to Ariel.
Ariel's not here right now.
Uh... it's just me. We can talk
to her in the morning.
How about for now you
and I talk?
- Ah!
- Get the girls back into bed. Becky, call Hank. Come on.
- Don't touch me. Okay?
- Hannah!
- Don't touch me. Okay?
- Hannah!
I'm not going to let you hurt yourself,
okay? You're not being safe, so come on.
- No!
- Jesus.
No!
Leave me alone!
Ah!
I've got it, Bonnie.
It's all my fault.
Well, you did make a little bit of a mess,
but you know something? We can clean it up.
Well, you did make a little bit of a mess,
but you know something? We can clean it up.
- No. That's not what I'm
talking about.
I'm the one who left the gate open. I lied.
God, everyone was right about me.
What are they
right about, honey?
That I'm just like my mom and that
I'm never going to get any better.
Hannah? Hannah?
You're not like your mom.
You're not like your mom.
You know, even when she was really bad to me
she'd always take me out for ice cream later
and then she'd tell me that
I couldn't tell my dad,
otherwise, I'd never be able
to see her again.
Has that ever happened to you?
Have you ever let someone hurt you because
you're afraid that they'll leave?
Have you ever let someone hurt you because
you're afraid that they'll leave?
You mean like that boy you were
talking to in my office?
Everyone says that the first
time is supposed to hurt
but I didn't know that meant getting
my head bashed into a wall.
but I didn't know that meant getting
my head bashed into a wall.
That's what true love means, right?
Staying with someone no matter what.
Oh, my God. No, Hannah. It doesn't.
That's not what it means.
They got another word for that. Listen,
I'm going to tell you something.
Love is not something
that somebody gives you,
it's something you find
for yourself in there.
it's something you find
for yourself in there.
And I promise you, when
you discover that,
you'll be able to receive all the
love that ever comes your way.
You'll be home free. Even if
you're covered in sh*t.
- Now will you please come in the house?
- Yeah.
Will you? Okay, come on.
How'd you find the one piece
of poop on the lawn?
How'd you find the one piece
of poop on the lawn?
Hi, ladies. Come on in.
Let's have a seat.
All right. Wow. We've got some
really creative choices in rocks.
All right. Wow. We've got some
really creative choices in rocks.
So how was it to carry them around all day?
It was fun, right?
- It sucked.
- -Yeah, stupid if you ask me.
Yeah, I mean, why couldn't you tell us
we were going to carry the rock all day
before I chose this
stupid big one?
See, these rocks represent the
burdens that you're carrying
around with you every
day all day long.
Now that sucks worse than carrying
around these rocks, right? Yeah?
Okay, does anybody want to get
rid of that extra baggage?
Okay, does anybody want to get
rid of that extra baggage?
Yeah? All right, we're going to start by
getting rid of these nasty rocks. Come on.
Follow me. Come on. We're going to chuck
these rocks on the count of three.
One. Two. Three.
That was awesome, right?
God, don't you just feel lighter already?
Now, come on, let's
take a seat again.
Now, come on, let's
take a seat again.
Now, I want you guys to find
a quiet place on the ranch.
really, really safe.
And I want you to write down all
the burdens that you're carrying.
- Can... can we draw a picture?
- Yes.
What about a poem?
Yes. Absolutely. Draw it.
Paint it. Collage it.
Do whatever it takes to get that
burden off of you and onto the page.
Do whatever it takes to get that
burden off of you and onto the page.
Is... is anyone going
to read it?
No. We're going
to burn it.
Okay. We'll see you guys
at the camp fire.
Hey, Hannah, come here. I wanted to ask
you why did you pick such a small rock?
I wasn't cheating if that's
what you're thinking.
No, I know. The point of the exercise is
that the size of the rock doesn't matter.
You couldn't have known that
when I told you to pick one.
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