
Good Will Hunting Page #31
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EXT. SOUTH BOSTON PAY PHONE -- DAY
Will is on pay phone talking to Skylar.
WILL:
I just wanted to call before you
left.
(beat)
I'm takin' all these job interviews.
So I won't just be a construction
worker.
INT. SKYLAR'S DORM -- DAY
SKYLAR:
I never cared about that.
An awkward beat.
WILL:
Yeah.
SKYLAR:
I love you, Will.
(pause)
No take-backs.
Will says nothing.
SKYLAR:
Will?
A beat.
WILL:
Take care.
SKYLAR:
Goodbye.
Will hangs up. Hold on him for an agonizing beat.
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INT. SEAN'S OFFICE -- DAY
Lambeau is scribbling away at work. Tom is taking notes.
Will is tapping his fingers, waiting for him to finish.
LAMBEAU:
I can... I'm almost there.
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INT. LOGAN AIRPORT TERMINAL -- SAME
Skylar stands at the gate, carry-ons in hand. Her flight is
boarding. She looks for Will over the crowd.
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INT. SEAN'S OFFICE -- SAME
Will picks up a FRAME from Sean's desk. It is CARLTON FISK'S
BASEBALL CARD. Will has to smile. Lambeau looks up.
LAMBEAU:
What are you smiling at?
WILL:
It's a Carlton Fisk baseball card.
Will can see that Lambeau wants more.
WILL:
Pudge Fisk. You follow baseball?
LAMBEAU:
No.
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INT. LOGAN AIRPORT TERMINAL -- SAME
The final boarding call is announced and the last passenger
boards. After a beat, Skylar turns and gets on the plane.
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INT. SEAN'S OFFICE -- SAME
Will, holding the card, reflects for a beat and puts it down.
WILL:
Oh, well, it's just somethin' Sean
told me. It's a long story.
A beat.
WILL:
You all set?
LAMBEAU:
I've got the first part. The rest I
can do at home.
Will gets up.
LAMBEAU:
Will, the N.S.A. has been calling me
just about every hour. They're very
excited about how the meeting went.
Lambeau is excited. Will clearly is not.
WILL:
Yeah.
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INT. SEAN'S OFFICE -- NIGHT
Will sits across from Sean.
SEAN:
So you might be working for Uncle
Sam.
WILL:
I don't know.
SEAN:
Gerry says the meeting went well.
WILL:
I guess.
SEAN:
What did you think?
WILL:
What did I think?
A beat. Will has obviously been stewing on this.
WILL:
Say I'm working at N.S.A. Somebody
puts a code on my desk, something
nobody else can break. So I take a
shot at it and maybe I break it. And
I'm real happy with myself, 'cause I
did my job well. But maybe that
code was the location of some rebel
army in North Africa or the Middle
East. Once they have that location,
they bomb the village where the rebels
were hiding and fifteen hundred people
I never had a problem with get killed.
(rapid fire) Now the politicians are
sayin' "send in the Marines to secure
the area" 'cause they don't give a
sh*t. It won't be their kid over
there, gettin' shot. Just like it
wasn't them when their number got
called, 'cause they were pullin' a
tour in the National Guard. It'll be
some guy from Southie takin' shrapnel
in the ass. And he comes home to
find that the plant he used to work
at got exported to the country he
just got back from. And the guy who
put the shrapnel in his ass got his
old job, 'cause he'll work for fifteen
cents a day and no bathroom breaks.
Meanwhile my buddy from Southie
realizes the only reason he was over
there was so we could install a
government that would sell us oil at
a good price. And of course the oil
companies used the skirmish to scare
up oil prices so they could turn a
quick buck. A cute, little ancillary
benefit for them but it ain't helping
my buddy at two-fifty a gallon. And
naturally they're takin' their sweet
time bringin' the oil back and maybe
even took the liberty of hiring an
alcoholic skipper who likes to drink
seven and sevens and play slalom
with the icebergs and it ain't too
long 'til he hits one, spills the
oil, and kills all the sea-life in
the North Atlantic. So my buddy's
out of work and he can't afford to
drive so he's got to walk to the job
interviews which sucks 'cause the
shrapnel in his ass is givin' him
chronic hemorrhoids. And meanwhile
he's starvin' 'cause every time he
tries to get a bite to eat the only
blue-plate special they're servin'
is North Atlantic scrod with Quaker
State.
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