Inherent Vice Page #13
76.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Nobody trusted Glen -- the Aryan
Brotherhood had him shitlisted
as a traitor to his race, the
Vigilant California was more than
eager to help -- and the raid on
Channel View Estates was a cover
for the hit on Glen --
DOC:
And so Mickey Wolfmann...?
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Mickey was a witness -- he walked
in on something he shouldn't have
the V.C. commandoes hustled him
off -- Then the Feds found out,
here's an acid-head billionaire
ready to give away all his money --
and of course, they had their own
ideas on how to spend it. As long
time associates of the Golden Fang
by way of scag-related activities,
they got Mickey programmed into
Ojai for a little brain work --
DOC:
Wait, wait, wait -- how do you
know all this?
THOMAS JEFFERSON
I'm on the nickel. I'm
everywhere. I see everything.
Every time a hippie puts his hand
out for loose change -- there I
am.
DOC:
When you put it that way...
THOMAS JEFFERSON
here, Lawrence?
DOC:
I can trust any of these people?
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Excellent -- and what, if
anything, are you gonna do about
it?
DOC:
Me?
What can I do? I'm feeling pretty
sir...
77.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Put it another way: What will
nag you in the middle of thenight, Lawrence?
DOC:
That little Amethyst... CoyHarlingen's daughter --
... little kid blues... Amethyst.
Amethyst:
Coy Harlingen's littlekid -- what's her future gonnalook like without her dad?Mistakes aside, Coy certainlydoesn't deserve to be without his
daughter and his wife --
CLANCY arrives back to the table. DOC looks up:
CLANCY:
Talking to yourself again? You
need to find true love, Doc.
DOC:
I'm happy for you and Tariq. But
what happened to that two at atime?
CLANCY:
Doc -- this guy is two at a time -at
least.
CUT TO:
73 INT. DOC'S APARTMENT - LATER THAT NIGHT 73
... Doc is sitting up straight, sleeping.
RINGS:
THE PHONE:
DOC:
Idiots Unlimited.
INTERCUT WITH:
74 INT. BIGFOOT'S HOUSE - SAME TIME 74
His wife in the kitchen and his kids run around in the
b.g.
BIGFOOT:
I'm in an evil mood myselftonight. Dr. Rudy Blatnoyd, DDS?
Uh-huh...
DOC:
78.
BIGFOOT:
... has perpetrated his last root
canal, I'm afraid.
DOC:
What do you mean dead? Real life
dead?
BIGFOOT:
We found him next to a trampoline
in Bel Air with a fatal neck
injury. So far we have no
witnesses, no motives, no suspects
apart from you -
DOC:
Not me. Why me?
BIGFOOT:
Because you were observed in
Blatnoyd's company, both of you
riding in a vehicle full of drug
crazed hippies.
DOC:
Yeah, okay, well, the owner of
that car? He's a very well-
respected lawyer down in Palos
Verdes, his daughter was
driving... she offered me a ride?
Cops never gave her a ticket? And
Dr. Blatnoyd was her friend, not
mine?
BIGFOOT:
I think it's time for one of our
chats.
CUT TO:
A75 INT. DOC'S CAR A75
DRIVING TO SEE BIGFOOT AT JAPANESE DINER.
Sortilege watches him quietly -
(ALT:
No Sortilege.)75 INT. JAPANESE COFFEE SHOP - DAY 75
BIGFOOT has some PANCAKES that he eats with two forks.
BIGFOOT:
I'd share these with you, but then
you'd be addicted and it'd be
something else on my conscience...
79.
DOC:
.... you ever feel bitter you
missed bein' up there at Cielo
Drive? Stompin' around that
famous crime scene?
BIGFOOT:
You want the truth?
DOC:
Um. No?
BIGFOOT:
Well, here it is anyway: Right
now everyone is really scared.
DOC:
Who? You? Me?
BIGFOOT:
Odd, that fear should be running
the town again as in days of old,
like the Hollywood blacklist you
don't remember and the Watts
rioting you do -- it spreads, like
blood in a swimming pool, till it
occupies all the volume of the
day. And then maybe some playful
soul shows up with a bucketful of
piranhas, dumps them in the pool,
and right away they can taste the
blood. They swim around looking
for what's bleeding, but getting
more and more crazy, till the
craziness reaches a point. Which
is when they begin to feed on each
other.
BIGFOOT:
This Coy Harlingen matter. On the
face of it, just one more O.D.,
one less junkie, case cleared.
DOC:
So tell me what you've got...
Bigfoot presents some 3x5 INDEX CARDS... displays them
like a card trick...
BIGFOOT:
Pick a card... any card... These
are Field Interrogation Reports...
see if you find anything that
looks familiar...
Doc picks the card that Bigfoot favors to him.
80.
BIGFOOT:
Puck Beaverton! Excellent choice.
One of Mickey Wolfmann's
bodyguards.
DOC:
Interesting fellow, I hear...
BIGFOOT:
Sheriff's people happen to run
into him at the Venice home of the
very dealer who sold Coy Harlingen
DOC:
So what was Puck doing at Coy's
dealer's place?
BIGFOOT:
The interesting thing about this
overdose is that Leonard James
Loosemeat, AKA El Drano, was known
for this three-percent product...
but the report says what killed
him was Pure China White No. 4...
DOC:
Like the kind you'd get from the
whole-seller? Like whoever's
bringing it in?
BIGFOOT:
I seem to recall that some years
ago, just before he went into
Folsom, Beaverton used to work for
your best friend and loan shark
Adrian Prussia...
DOC:
Your best friend.
BIGFOOT:
happened to be one of Prussia's
steady customers. Maybe Puck was
there on Adrian's behalf?
What do you think?
DOC:
history you're not sharing...
BIGFOOT screams to the Japanese WAITERS.
BIGFOOT:
CHOOTO, KENICHIRO! DOZO, MOTTO
PANNUKEIKU!
JAPANESE WAITER:
You got it, Lieutenant!
81.
BIGFOOT:
(to Doc)
Pancakes aren't quite as good as
my mother’s -- what I really go
for here is the respect.
DOC:
Didn't get enough of that from
your mom?
BIGFOOT:
You probably imagine I have a lot
of status up in Robbery-Homicide.
Who could blame you for thinking
that... The reality, however... No
Cielo Drive for Bigfoot. No TV
movie rights or book deals for
Bigfoot... even the extra work is
drying up... God Help Us All.
Dentists on trampolines.
Bigfoot is shaking his head slowly, Doc doesn't know how
to deal with this...
DOC:
Okay, Bigfoot...
DOC writes something on a napkin...
DOC:
It was dark, windy roads, couldn't
make it back there if I tried in
broad daylight --
DOC:
dropped Dr. Rudy. It was about
eleven.
BIGFOOT:
That's just where we found him.
This helps with the chronology.
Hair and drug issues
notwithstanding, I think you're
being very professional about
this...
DOC:
Don't get sentimental on me, man,
it fucks up your edge.
BIGFOOT:
I can be even more emotionally
irresponsible than that.
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