Leave
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Amy. Amy!
The same?
The same.
It's driving me crazy.
You know, it's like I...
I can't shake it.
I don't know.
It stays with me all day,
I just...
That normal?
Well, it's not
uncommon for someone
who's undergone an ordeal
to have lingering nightmares.
The same nightmare?
Every night? For six months?
Have you had any new ideas
as to what the dream might be?
Who the man is, or is there
someone that he looks like?
No. No I told you.
I can't see the guy's face.
I never see what he looks like.
We've been through
all this before.
You keep asking me
the same damn questions.
It's like we're going
in circles.
I want you to make it go away.
If you like, uh,
I can try another medication.
No.
I'm not taking any more pills.
They don't do sh*t.
I notice your anxiety
level has increased
in the last couple of weeks.
Any depression? Paranoia?
Feelings of being followed,
being watched?
I know what paranoia means.
Okay. Maybe you need
to get out of the house.
When was the last time
you wrote something?
I don't know.
Long time.
Jesus, Hank. It's scalding.
My circulation's
been off lately.
Oh.
Yeah.
Think I might go up
to the house.
You know, try to knock out
See what it all means.
Can I stop by on the
weekends for a conjugal?
Now you're trying to
seduce me, Mrs. Robinson.
Nah. I'm not trying
to seduce you.
I just wanna f*** you.
No one, really.
No one, I'm told.
Don't you guys get
enough of each other?
- No, no, no, no.
- Guess not.
I can't get enough of you.
Thank you, darling.
Thank you.
You want anything else?
No, no. I'm fine. I'm sipping.
- Cheers.
- Sipping to this cheers.
You look lovely.
Why, thank you.
Mmm-hmm.
God, you are a lucky man.
Yeah, I really am.
You've got the balls
of a f***ing warrior.
To be able to go through
what you went through...
No, no, listen to me.
Listen to me.
I wouldn't have survived.
I would not have survived.
- Your courage...
- I love you.
Oh, piss off.
It's your party,
and I can cry if I want to.
You know how I feel
about you, Henry.
A f***ing battered-down
writer we've got.
Will he be publishing?
And this next one...
oh, dear god.
Sweet Lord Jesus.
Can you imagine what you're
going to come back with?
Can you see it?
Can you feel it?
- Oh, I can feel it.
- Don't placate me.
- I'm not.
- I can feel it.
No, I'm telling you
I can feel it, I can.
This one is going
to be special.
And it is going to open up a
whole new world for you, Henry.
You mark my words. Cheers.
De mort.
It is with great reluctance,
and heavy hearts
that we send off
our dear friend.
Oh, my God. What is his name?
Just... it just escaped me.
I don't...
- Henry!
- Henry.
Thank you so much.
Now, Amy.
Are you mad letting him
go off by himself?
Oh, my.
I know you think
you've domesticated him.
Over the last nine years,
but believe me,
She's well aware of it.
- Is she?
- Yeah.
Look at you two. How lovely.
All right, I believe that I can
speak for everyone present
when I say
that this little separation from
And we...
We all love you
and we shall miss you
and we have no doubt
that you shall emerge
from your hermitage
with nothing short
of a masterpiece.
You realize how
blessed you are, Hank?
You have such great friends.
They adore you.
Do you realize how
lucky you are?
What?
Hmm?
I love you.
I love you.
I love you so much,
and I love this house.
And I love our crazy friends.
I love it all.
What happened?
You remember when we moved here
how much I used to
motherfuck this place?
- Yeah.
Honey. Honey, it's okay.
Come here.
It's okay.
Here. Come here.
All right. Chapter one.
What's this story about, huh?
What's it about?
What's it about?
All right. Chapter one.
What's this story about, huh?
What's it about?
What's it about?
...everything in his wallet, his ID...
Goddamn, Hank. Come on.
Where's the thrilling
part of the story?
That is a brain.
You were not looking for it.
You forgot it.
Doctors like to call that...
if you've been hurt In any type
of slip and fall accident,
you need to contact the office
of Maydew, Barron and Temple.
We can recover the monetary
compensation you deserve
for your injury...
All right. Ten bad ideas.
All right, let's say the story
is about a lawyer, okay?
But not a slick one.
He's like one of these
slip and fall guys, okay?
He, uh, he's uh...
He's Ed.
Ed, the slip
and fall lawyer, okay?
That's who he is.
He's Ed, he comes home.
And he wants
to talk to his kids.
He calls his kid up
and he cracks open a beer
and he... and he waits,
and the phone rings.
One ring.
Two rings.
Three rings.
Oh, sh*t. Oh, sh*t.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, that's what you do.
This is what you do.
You start it with the attack.
Jump right in.
Start with the dream.
That'll work. So what does he...
He's at his house.
He's at his house.
And he's f***ing blindsided.
He gets hit. Boom.
And he gets hit again. Boom.
And he can hear his kid.
And he can't speak because
he gets hit, gets knocked.
And all he can feel
is the throbbing in his head.
And the phone is
saying "Daddy"...
Amy!
And he can't do anything
and he goes down
and blacks out.
And when he comes to, he's
hurtling through the dark.
unseen, unstoppable force.
And it's got him in its grip.
And it's just pushing him.
And he remembers
what the cop said.
The cop said, "Be careful.
Be on a lookout."
"You know,
be wary of new faces."
"This guy might be casing you."
Have you had any new ideas
about who the man is?
Somebody he looks like?
He's f***ing trying
to see this guy,
but he can't see him
because he's in
the f***ing dark.
And he can't see his face.
And he's trying to defend
himself, but he can't
because the guy's got him,
and he can't figure out
how to get out
of the guy's grip
so he grabs his
laptop and he hits him
with the f***ing laptop.
And for a second,
the guy gives up
and he tries to get
to the light.
He wants to get into the light
but he can't because
he gets grabbed
and he gets brought back into
the darkness with this guy
and he finds the letter opener
and he starts stabbing
away at this guy.
And he stabs, and he stabs
and it doesn't do sh*t
because this guy's
a f***ing bear.
He's a f***ing wave.
And he sees it coming.
He sees the letter
opener coming and bam,
hits him right in the stomach,
right above the navel.
And it cuts and
it digs in deep.
And, and... and he's helpless.
He's helpless to do
anything against this guy
and he's laying there and he's
f***ing thinking to himself,
"My, God. I can't believe this
is f***ing happening to me."
"I'm dying."
"I'm really dying."
You know, re...
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