Kalifornia Page #12
- R
- Year:
- 1993
- 117 min
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ADELE:
You took this picture?
CARRIE:
Took 'em all.
Carrie resumes cutting Adele's hair. Adele thumbs through
several photographs.
CARRIE:
That's me.
ADELE:
No it is not!
CARRIE:
Hold still.
ADELE:
Sorry. Boy I'll tell ya, if Early
found a picture of me like that I'd
be black and blue for a week.
Adele notices Carrie's scowl in the dresser mirror. Carrie
stops cutting.
CARRIE:
(suddenly serious)
You shouldn't let him do that to
you...
ADELE:
Do what?
CARRIE:
Adele... are you serious?
ADELE:
(defensive)
You think Early's bad to me, don't
you?
CARRIE:
Yeah.
Carrie starts cutting Adele's hair again.
ADELE:
Well... You're wrong. I ain't saying
Early ain't never hit me... but he
never hurt me.
When Carrie doesn't respond, Adele grabs Carrie's scissor
hand and stops her from continuing. Carrie looks at Adele's
reflection in the dresser mirror.
ADELE:
(continues)
...When I was fourteen years old
three boys raped me in the back of a
truck, and beat me so bad I was in
bed for almost four months...
(beat)
...I feel safe with Early, most the
time he treats me pretty good. And I
know he wouldn't let nothin' like
that ever happen to me again...
Carrie is speechless, Adele looks in the mirror at her new
haircut.
ADELE:
Hey, that ain't so bad now.
The patrons are young men and women. Eighteen to thirty. The
River's Edge kids today. Leather. Ludes and Beer. Wasted.
Rowdy.
We follow one of the waitresses through the bar... As she
passes by a pool table one of the players, A LARGE YOUNG
CRACKER, makes a grab at her...
LARGE YOUNG CRACKER
When you gonna give me so o' that!
She spins safely out of his reach.
WAITRESS:
Maybe when you grow up a little sonny.
Some guys, close enough to hear her over the noise, laugh at
her put down. She moves on until she reaches...
Brian standing near a small high table. Early's not with
him. She sets four beers down on the table. Brian tries to
talk to her over the music. He leans in close. His mouth to
her ear.
BRIAN:
These aren't Lucky Lager, I ordered
Lucky Lager.
WAITRESS:
Sorry honey, 'ain't nothin Lucky
around here.
The waitress laughs. Brian smiles and glances around the
room. He notices the Large Young Cracker staring at him.
ACROSS THE ROOM:
Early steps out of the bathroom and makes his way back to
Brian.
He watches the waitress disappear into the crowd, then turns
to find the Large Young Cracker in his face!
YOUNG CRACKER:
What did you say to her city boy!
The Young Cracker is obviously very drunk.
BRIAN:
Nothing, I jus...
YOUNG CRACKER:
(cuts him off)
What's a jism gargling cum drunk
fairy like you looking at a pretty
girl like that for anyway?
The Young Cracker doesn't notice Early return from the
bathroom. He moves in next to Brian. Early is relaxed and
nonchalant as he looks over the Young Cracker. He leans closer
to Brian.
EARLY:
(matter of factly)
You'd better hit him first Bri',
'cos it's comin'.
With his eyes on Brian, Early grabs a beer. Brian is scared,
and confused, with one ear and one eye on the Young Cracker,
the other on Early.
YOUNG CRACKER:
This yur' boyfriend?
BRIAN:
(dumbfounded)
What?
EARLY:
Hit him.
Early looks at the beer.
EARLY:
(angry)
Bri' this sh*t ain't Lucky Lager!
Early takes a swig off the beer, grimaces and sprays it out.
It hits the Young Cracker. The Cracker looks down at his
shirt in shock. Early is oblivious.
YOUNG CRACKER:
(to Early)
Hey A**hole!
Brian is frozen, confused, doesn't know who to address. Early
continues to ignore the Young Cracker.
BRIAN:
They don't stock it here Early.
YOUNG CRACKER:
(to Early, furious)
Why you f***in'...
The Young Cracker moves to hit Early. Early swiftly smashes
his beer bottle into the oncoming face. The Young Cracker
doubles over clutching his face in agony. Early kicks him in
the face, sending the Young Cracker to the ground. Early
finishes him off with several more kicks from his heavy work
boots.
Two large tough guys approach Early and Brian. Brian's heart
racing, Early cool as a cucumber. Instead of taking on Early,
they stop, reach down and drag the unconscious man away. The
waitress returns to their table.
WAITRESS:
Sorry about that, he's always causing
trouble.
She sets down two beers and two shots, doubles.
WAITRESS:
These are on the house.
OMITTED:
Sequence omitted from original script.
INT. CARRIE AND BRIAN'S MOTEL ROOM - NIGHT
Carrie and Adele split the last bottle of beer between them.
They are sitting on the floor and Adele has Carrie's foot in
her lap. She's painting Carrie's toenails bright red. Neither
of them is feeling any pain.
ADELE:
My momma's a beautician. Guess that's
where I get it from. She wouldn't
hear of my moving in with Early...
on account of his just getting out
of jail and all. Ain't seen her in
nearly a year now. I wish she'd call
me, just once.
CARRIE:
(interrupting)
What's Early been in jail for?
ADELE:
(reluctantly)
Carryin' a gun.
CARRIE:
...Anything else?
ADELE:
An' resistin' arrest... At least
that's what the Police said.
CARRIE:
Jeez... Adele!
Adele realizes she has said too much, looks at her watch.
ADELE:
I'd better be goin'. It's late.
Adele hastily weaves her way out the door.
CARRIE:
Great.
Carrie stares down at her feet. Red toenails. Cottonballs
between the toes.
OMITTED:
Sequence omitted from original script.
Early and Brian exit the bar. They make their way to the
Lincoln. On the way...
EARLY:
Got to see a man about a mule.
Brian looks at Early, doesn't understand.
EARLY:
Gotta take a piss.
Early branches off behind the car.
EARLY:
Any reebs left in the back seat?
Early starts to take a leak.
EARLY:
Aaahhhhh...
(relief)
That's what we used to call a beer
when we was kids... Beer spelled
backwards.
Brian reaches in the back seat and grabs the last Lucky Lager.
He crosses to the other side of the car and hands Early the
beer.
BRIAN:
Last one.
Early stares at the last of the Lucky Lagers.
EARLY:
...Well I probably drunk more than
my share, anyway... you go on an'
have it.
BRIAN:
No, it's all yours. It's on me...
for saving my ass back there.
Early takes the beer.
EARLY:
Hey, that's what buddies are for,
right...?
Early polishes off the rest of the bottle and heaves it into
the woods.
EARLY:
(voice drops almost
to a whisper)
You know those doors I was talking
about? Found two of them back in
Kentucky. Sh*t, I wasn't even looking
for one the first time. Me and the
boys are just swingin' our sickles
by the side of the road, and I turned
around and there it was... this door
with this bright blinding white light
all around it... course I'm thinkin'
I must be sunstroked or somethin'...
so I close my eyes figurin' I'll
count ten and it'll be gone right...
so I'm countin'...
(he closes his eyes)
...1-2-3-4-5... an' I'm 'bout ta
piss myself right... -6-7-8-9... 10.
An' I open my eyes slow, spectin' it
won't be there right...
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