Jenny's Wedding Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2015
- 94 min
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Poor Marian.
It's her own fault,
she never put the time in.
We've been lucky
with our kids, Ellen.
It wasn't luck.
It was hard work.
Who else is gonna
teach them right from wrong?
This would look
good on Anne. I'll get two.
How are she and Frankie doing?
Oh, the same,
and she has to put up
with that family of his too.
That girl's
got her crosses to bear.
Has Karen found a job?
Oh, not yet.
It's hard with two kids.
I said I'd take care of them,
but she is a good mother.
She wants to be with them.
What about Bobby?
Well, he can't take
a job while he's trying
to raise money
to open his own repair shop.
It takes all his energy.
But at least they
are a happy couple
and that's the most
important thing. How's Jenny?
Jenny's fine.
And I think
- No! Is it serious?
- I think it is.
She said she wants to
talk to us about something.
Then it's serious.
The guy's a bum,
that's all I know.
How do you know that?
Because we haven't met him.
What kind of guy doesn't want to
meet his girlfriend's family?
A bum. What's he do?
I don't know.
She doesn't talk about him.
I don't even know his name.
Anyway she does say she's got
something important to tell us.
Well it sounds like this
is it. He popped the question.
Maybe.
It could be okay, Eddie.
Jenny's a good girl.
You know, you gotta
lose some weight.
Why? I don't
climb ladders anymore.
They'll bust you.
Yeah, well.
You coming over
for a drink later?
Ellen and I wouldn't
miss your anniversary party.
Little taste.
More onions.
Okay. I'll see ya later.
Alright.
No, I'm not okay.
I'm still... carsick.
Once it starts
it just doesn't stop.
You're not carsick, you're
just afraid to go in there.
So what if I am?
So you won't be able to do this
if you're going
in ashamed of who you are.
I'm not, I'm not
ashamed of who I am.
You always say that,
but I'm still kind of confused
as to why you've told
everybody except your family.
Because they live in a small
world and they like it in there
and I've just never
found the right time to...
drop the bomb.
You've been lying
for a long time.
That's what you're
really afraid of.
When you tell them it's gonna
change the way they see you.
You need to do this on your own.
- What?
- It's between you and your parents.
I'll just be in the way.
Just call me when it's done.
Jenny?
- Yeah. It's me.
- Yeah I know.
Ah, where's Kitty?
Oh, she... she had
an emergency
at the school. Yeah, I think.
- What kind of emergency?
- A flood.
A flood? What's she
gonna do about a flood?
I don't know.
Happy anniversary.
Oh, thank you.
- Alright, come on.
- Okay.
Jenny's here everybody.
- Jenny's here.
- Oh! Finally Jenny's here.
- Ta-da!
- Jenny.
Where's Kitty?
Ah, she had to take care
of a flood at the school.
What does Kitty
know about floods?
Can I talk to you upstairs?
There's something
I need to tell you.
Please say something, Jenny.
tell us you're getting married.
But it doesn't
look like that now.
What happened, honey,
did you break up?
No.
Then what is it?
What do you want to tell me?
This isn't gonna
be easy for you.
- Are you sick?
- No.
Then what is it, honey?
What could possibly
be so hard for me?
I'm gay.
What?
I'm gay, Mom.
You're...
What?
I'm a lesbian.
I'm gay.
But...
But what about the guy?
There is no guy.
There's never been a guy.
All these years... you
made them up and I...
I just went along with it.
But...
But I don't... I don't...
I don't understand.
Um.
How long have you known this?
- Always.
- And I missed it?
How did... how could I
miss something like this?
You wanted to. You didn't
want to know and I knew that.
Didn't you ever wonder
why you never met
any of these boyfriends?
with them before I could.
No, I didn't.
I just... let you think
what you wanted to think.
I thought you were...
You were waiting. I...
For what?
I thought...
- What did we do wrong?
- Nothing.
You didn't do anything wrong.
This is just... how I am.
But you're...
But you're...
You're like me, you know?
We even like the same things.
I always, I always
thought you were like me.
That hasn't changed.
I am like you.
I'm still the same person, Mom.
No.
You're not.
You've been
lying to me for years.
Your father will have to know
and you should tell him.
I was going to
tell you both at the same time
but everybody was staring at me.
He needs to know before, uh...
Before I tell everybody else.
You're telling other people?
I have to tell Anne and Michael.
I'm going to tell everybody.
Kitty and I want
to get married, Mom.
You're marrying your roommate?
She's not my roommate.
We've been partners
for five years now and...
we want to start a family.
A family?
Yeah. It's what you're
always talking about, isn't it?
And we want a big wedding.
With everybody there.
Friends and family.
We want a wedding like
Anne and Michael had.
I want... I want
you and Dad to give me away.
Do what you're gonna do.
But I'm asking you,
for my sake...
not to tell everybody else.
Not yet.
Why?
'Cause if you do nothing
will ever be the same again.
Nothing is
the same anymore, Mom.
Maybe not for you but...
but your life isn't here anymore
and if you don't like
what happens you can go away.
I can't.
This place, these people,
they're my life
and I have to stay here.
I have to live with them.
Oh, I love you, Jenny.
Nothing could ever change that.
But I have a life too and you
can't just change my life on me.
It's not like
I'm living in the past, I'm not.
I know times have changed,
anything goes these days.
I read the papers, I watch TV.
But...
But I don't know personally,
anybody in this neighborhood
whose children have...
you know...
- Maybe they all left.
- What?
The neighborhood, maybe
they left the neighborhood.
I'm sure they did.
And the lying, all that lying.
Even though I know
why you did it
it's still
a hard pill to swallow.
And now a wedding.
Starting a family.
I mean... we're... we're
ordinary people
not, you know... rebels.
Neither am I.
I just want
what you gave Anne and Michael.
I only did this because of you.
What?
You told me
if you meet the right person
you should go
the distance, and I did.
I met the right person.
Kitty.
That's why I asked her to marry
me and now you're asking me
to hide it from my own family.
If you tell them
you'll hurt your mother.
If I don't it will hurt me.
What would you do?
I don't know.
Will someone please
tell me what's going on here?
- Why else would I ask?
The married man and I broke up.
I knew I was right about that.
How come?
He decided to
stay with his wife.
Well, I'm sorry, Jens. But he
sounds like a bastard to me.
You don't want to
spend the rest of your life
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