Kate & Leopold Page #4
All he did
was dangle a carrot.
Until he makes a decision
the pressure's doubled.
When's he going
to make a decision?
to discuss it further
at Commune.
-Kate?
-Yeah.
-I have Stuart on the line.
-No!
-He says he's in the hospital.
-No!
I got the number
of a specialist.
A bone guy--
he did David Cohn's elbow--
so he'll check on you tomorrow.
You're not listening to me,
Kate.
I can't be here tomorrow.
I can't be here today.
I have to go home now.
Leopold is just sitting alone
in my apartment-- God knows
what could happen to him.
Do you realize
he got outside today?
Of course he did.
I made him walk your dog.
What? No, Kate,
you can't do that!
He can't go outside!
Jesus Christ, Kate.
He's from 1876, Kate.
He doesn't know our customs.
If something were
to happen to him
-it could be catastrophic.
-Shh!
His mere presence has already
caused an occlusion.
An occlusion!
If he doesn't go back on Monday
I may cease to exist!
I'm his descendant, Kate
along with God knows
how many other people.
If he doesn't go back
to April 28, 1876
he doesn't get married,
he doesn't have children
and you want to know what?
What happened
with the elevators today, well
that's going to seem
like a walk in the park.
Stuart! This is embarrassing.
It's embarrassing now,
all right?
I'm sorry that you got hurt
going on with me right now.
Someone has to keep
an eye on him.
Stuart, he's a grown man.
He's a grown man.
He's fine.
He can take care of himself.
-No. Wait. Aah!
-I'm going.
Kate, please.
Just take this to Spectra, okay?
Get it developed.
You'll see I'm telling
the truth.
Tell Manny it's important.
You want double prints?
That's not funny, Kate.
That's not funny, Kate.
This is not a joke.
You need help, Stuart.
You need help.
...square of the hypotenuse
I'm very good at integral
and differential calculus
I know the scientific names
of beings animalculous
In short, in matters
vegetable, animal and mineral
I am the very model
of a modern major-general.
Charlie?
Hey, Kate!
Can I see you downstairs
for a minute?
I invited someone
to dinner.
He's up there all alone.
Stuart's in the hospital.
I didn't think you'd
have such a problem...
No, you didn't
think, Charlie.
You didn't think.
You came home early,
one day early from actor camp.
Okay, it's not actor camp
and yeah, I came home
a day early, all right?
There was this tai chi
broad who kept trying
-stick her fingers...
-No, this is the point.
You immediately
march upstairs
to my ex-boyfriend's
apartment
and you invite
his freakish friend...
See, that's
what it's about.
It's not that
I went up there.
It's that it was
your ex-boyfriend...
No, it's not about Stuart.
Greetings, Kate.
Charles.
Hey, Leo.
Be nice.
So, when's Stuart
getting back?
Couple days, maybe a week.
He promised me that he would
return late this evening.
Well, maybe he will, Leopold.
He's so big on keeping
his promises.
May I have the next course?
There is no next course.
Ha.
Where I come from
the meal is the result
of reflection and study.
Menus are prepared in advance
timed to perfection.
It is said,
without the culinary arts
the crudeness of reality
would be unbearable.
We had a saying
in the McKay house:
"You shake and shake
the ketchup bottle.
None will come,
and then a lot'll."
What is that?
I beg your pardon?
Why are you standing?
I'm accustomed to stand
when a lady leaves the table.
Tell me, Charles
when Stuart and your
sister were engaged
did you happen to read
his papers on
the temporal universe?
them, and must confess...
Stuart and I were never engaged.
Not even close.
But I did read...
Thank you.
But I did read his papers
however, to show support.
Is Stuart still trying
to make a time machine?
That's the beauty of it--
he discovered
no machine was necessary.
All one had to do was
to develop
formulae to forecast portals--
natural windows
in the fabric of time.
Apparently,
Stuart located one
utilizing modern...
Ah!
Utilizing modern theories
of weather prediction.
What's a portal?
An opening which exists
for but a moment.
This explains why
one must jump through it
from a height--
in order to achieve
the required velocity.
The speed of gravity,
to be exact.
It's quite brilliant.
You are so method.
You don't even break
for a second, do you?
It's unbelievable!
Oh, stop it, please!
No more! Stop, please?
I beg you. I'm tired.
Can you go away?
Can you just go away?
Can you go away?
She's drunk, Leo.
Oh, shut up, Charlie!
And you, can you go upstairs?
Can you go away?
offended you in any way.
Good night, Charles.
Good night, Charles.
Good night, Leo.
What the hell was that?
He thinks he's from
the 19th century, Charlie.
He thinks he's a duke.
I know.
Isn't that cool?
No.
Kate, he's in character.
He is an actor.
Oh, really?
For what show?
You know that just because
someone doesn't have
a paying gig
it doesn't mean they're not
working on their craft.
What's going on here?
I think there's something wrong
with his, uh...
-thing.
Give me that telephone.
No.
Give it to me.
No, I need to...
What do you expect me to do?
You took away my cell phone.
They're not allowed
on hospital property.
I have to make
a phone call!
You're not going
to make one now.
No, no, you don't understand.
This is a very important
phone call.
I have to leave
this hospital now.
I can't be here anymore.
Mr. Besser
I am tired
of telling you this.
You are not going nowhere
until Dr. Feinstein signs
your release!
Did you ever take any
earth science, Esther, hmm?
You look like
a smart woman.
Ever hear of the
time-space continuum?
Sounds important, doesn't it?
Well, it is.
And you want to know
something, Esther?
It's broken! Okay?
And I'm the only guy
who can fix it.
So why don't you
go down the hall there
and get on your
little telephone
and call Dr. Feinstein...
Good night, Mr. Besser.
You tell him that...
You tell him that I...
Point the toes,
roll your shoulders back.
Take a deep breath in
and then exhale
into downward-facing dog.
Oh, be quiet!
Be quiet... oh!
Bart, shut up!
That thing is
a damned hazard!
It's just a toaster!
Well, insertion of bread
into that so-called toaster
produces no toast at all--
merely warm bread!
Inserting the bread twice
produces charcoal.
So, clearly, to
make proper toast
it requires
one and a half insertions
which is something
for which the apparatus
doesn't begin to allow!
One assumes
that when the General
take pride in his creations
instead of just
foisting them
on an unsuspecting
public.
You know something?
Nobody gives a rat's ass
that you have to push
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