Kidulthood Page #5
- Whatever. She's dead.
- Because of you.
- What?
She killed herself because you
and your friends bullied her...
till she couldn't take it
no more.
- You killed her.
- Shut up, you sket.
- You killed her.
- F***ing shut up.
You killed her.
Listen, right, if you don't f***ing
shut up, you're gonna join her.
Look she don't mean it, yeah. Please,
don't beat us up. She's pregnant.
You're that girl
that Sam f***ed.
Wait till I tell everyone
about this ho.
You know what?
Yeah, tell them.
Tell them Alisa's pregnant
and she's keeping the f***ing baby.
- What?
- I ain't scared of you.
If you're gonna do something
to me, then do it.
Go on.
I got bigger things to worry about
than what you can do to me.
What's the matter?
- You should bang her up, star.
- I should, shouldn't I?
What the f*** were you thinking,
Alisa? They could have beat us up.
- So?
- You're so selfish.
What if my face got scarred
or something?
And what the f*** are you talking about
"keeping the baby"?
You're not gonna have
an abortion now?
- Just leave it, Becky.
- So, what, are you like pro-life now?
No, but a girl we both
knew just died...
and I didn't do anything
to stop it.
- But I can do something about this.
- So, okay...
what about school?
What if you'd have got raped?
Would you have an abortion then?
- I don't know. Yeah, probably.
- You have to get rid of it.
- Who's gonna help you?
- I don't need any help.
- You all right?
- Yeah, it's morning sickness.
- It's not morning though.
- Look, I need to speak to Trife.
Let's go and buy our garms.
And then we'll find him, okay? Come on.
Curtis lives up there.
- What, is that it?
- I think so.
You think so?
You think...
you think so?
Do you think I've got time
for what people think now, Del?
- Is this the place, bro?
- Yes, it's the place.
But you gotta do this
on your own, bruv.
I'll wait for you back at mine.
- You're gonna go now, is it?
- I can't be seen here, man.
What would you do, man?
What would you do, man?
- That was a forty five pound hat, bloods.
- So?
You could've give it to me
for tonight, like.
Blood, it wouldn't have fit
your big African head anyway, man.
Oh my days!
You man, you man, you man,
check that gash over there, blood.
- Sh*t, check the back of, rude boy.
- She's bathing as well, you know.
See, that's what I want, blood.
I want a rich b*tch like that.
Yeah, so, so what, who's on it?
Me, yeah?
No, blood, that's me, man.
I saw her first, isn't it?
My size.
My size.
Hey, darling, I'm...
Hey, girl,
I'm talking to you, man.
I'm chatting to you!
I don't think she's on it.
Blood, can't chat to a girl
like that, man.
You think you're nang, blood? Why
don't you show him how to do it, then?
F*** it.
Let's duck, man.
because he's still on Alisa, isn't it?
Man, I'll show you now
I can chat to that girl, man.
Go on then.
- Why is he always on our hype, man?
- He thinks he's big, man.
- Hey, can I help you?
- Do you work here?
No, sorry,
just making conversation.
I wouldn't buy
these trainers, though.
- Seriously, I wouldn't.
- Why not?
Well, the front always comes off.
Plus, those are the old ones.
New ones are upstairs.
Trevor.
Stella.
- Want a zoot, blood?
- Yeah. Come, we get out of here, man.
You know I could have got
the number though, isn't it?
- So could I, blood.
- I don't think so, blood.
You look smart...
What do you do?
Smart. That's a new one.
What... like smartly dressed?
- No, clever, intelligent.
- Thank you.
I'm an architect.
Rings? You married?
Yeah, my...
husband's been away
a while.
If I was your husband,
I'd never leave you.
And I don't need Viagra,
you know.
Thank you...
that's useful to know.
Don't you get lonely
by yourself?
Yeah.
Yeah. I do.
Actually, sometimes I could use
a bit of company.
- I'd keep you company.
- I bet you would.
- How old are you?
- How old are you?
Twenty-six. You?
- I'm twenty-three.
- You're not twenty-three.
All right, I'm twenty-two,
but I'm mature, man.
- Twenty-two? Really?
- All right, I'm twenty, I swear.
It's not like I'm trying it on
or anything.
Good.
Because I wouldn't want
to disappoint you.
My girl puts onion in my burger.
But, blood, man, you shouldn't have
thrown it, though, isn't it?
She didn't do what I asked.
You should have gave
the burger to me, blood, man.
- Man, I don't like onions.
- Hey, what happened, man?
She's a cock tease, man. She's on it,
and then she ducked, isn't it?
That's a bit weird. White girls
usually f*** you for a browns.
- I knew you wouldn't get that, rude boy.
- Standard.
Shut up, man. I'm still gonna bang
that when I go see her.
How are you gonna bang her, blood
and go see her when she kicked out.
Are you stupid or something?
No.
I got this,
and I'm gonna bring it to her.
Hey, blood, hold him,
hold him, hold him.
Jay, I beg you, pass it back, man.
Hey, Moons, Moons, Moons. Hey, Jay.
Blood, she got plenty dollars in here,
you know. And she's a...
Boy! What the f*** are you doing, man?
Where are you going?
- Leave it. Leave it out, he's a youth.
- Or what, coz?
Or else I'll bust you in your head
you f***ing white pussyhole!
What? Blood, you think because
I'm white, I won't knock you out?
Is that right, blood?
Yo, let me take my hat off.
skinhead nutter, mate?
Does that work better for you,
d*ckhead?
Oi.
- Sh*t.
- That's really good though, cousin.
What, man,
Man, you don't even know me.
Low it low it, come on, come on.
Just get out of here, man.
You men got murked, like.
- What the f*** is wrong with you, man?
- What are you talking about?
You! Starting fights
in the middle of the street, man.
I was backing you up, blood.
That's not what
I'm talking about, blood.
If we plan something together,
that's cool.
But that was under control
until you started, man.
You can't just start arms house
in the middle of the street.
- What's wrong with you, blood?
- Just cool it, Jay, man.
All right, man.
So where's the purse?
Wait, blood. I told you, yeah,
I want the f***ing cards, isn't it.
No, man, who f***ing took it?
Give me the purse!
Blood, man, you want,
you want the cards, yeah?
- Yes, I want the f***ing cards.
- You want the cards.
- Hey, Moons. Moons.
- Hey, blood, don't f*** about.
So what, you can share
your girl with Sam...
and you can't even share
the purse with us, blood.
You f***ing prick.
- Get the f*** off me!
- F*** is wrong with you, blood?
We're gonna split that or not?
All right, that's what it's got to?
You know what, take your f***ing
purse, you like it so much.
You're a d*ckhead, man.
Hey, blood,
don't take it out on us...
because your girl
got pressed by next man.
If you was somebody else, I would have
stabbed your claret, rude boy!
Stab me then, blood!
My uncle'll kill you!
You and your f***ing uncle, man!
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