Natural Selection Page #3
When are you ever
gonna get it together?
I'm 17 years old,
for Christ sake
and I'm the one
taking care of you.
Hello, what is wrong
with this picture?
- I have difficult, you know...
But I'm trying, I don't
know what else to tell you.
I'm trying.
- If this is you trying,
I don't even wanna know what
your not trying is like.
Don't you wanna do
something with your life?
- Of course...
- then do it.
And, by the way, I don't
even like candy cakes.
Indrid,
- yeah.
- Do you think it's
crazy to fall in love?
- Romeo and Juliet fell in love.
That ended well, didn't it?
"Thy drugs are quick.
"Thus, with a kiss,
"I die, die, die."
- I'm being serious, Indrid.
- Love.
Love is supposedly
behind everything that
makes humans human.
Yeah?
Without love, then what?
What would people
do with themselves?
My parents, they were
once supposedly in love.
Now, they can't even stand
to look at each other.
- It has to take some work.
Maybe it's not as
easy as it seems.
- When you get married,
you swear an oath, right?
"Till death do us part,
"I do solemnly swear,"
blah, blah, blah, bullshit,
bullshit, bullshit.
And then, uh,
a few years after, it's over.
I mean if you swear
to something like that
and then soon after it's over,
it's uh,
it's meaningless.
If love fails,
the one true, good thing
that exists in this world,
if that fails,
then what else is there to
keep you from falling apart?
Love can't save us, Ty.
- Yo, been lookin' for you.
- Why is that?
- Somethin' happened
with Samantha.
Seems pretty bad from
what Brian's telling me.
They're down by the lobby now.
You comin'?
- Uh, yeah, I just need to
take care of something first.
- What the hell's
in the bag, man?
- Just cleanin' out my locker.
- There's Samantha.
- What's going on?
- It's Wes.
He crashed his car last night.
He's in the hospital.
- What happened?
- He was racing,
lost control,
jumped a guardrail
into the woods.
- Jesus.
- They're not sure
he's gonna make it.
- It's awful.
- Well, what did you expect?
This was bound to
happen at some point.
You do stupid sh*t,
stupid sh*t is bound
to happen to you.
- Geez Indrid.
little more sensitive.
- Sensitive, sure
I can be sensitive.
I should have gone right
up to Sammy and told her
how sorry I was that her
boyfriend didn't have
make intelligent decisions.
I mean, the pieces were laid
out for everyone to see.
I don't get why everyone's so
shocked about what happened.
Wes knew exactly what he
but he didn't listen to anyone.
And that was his choice.
Let's go.
Wanna hang at my place tonight?
I got a bunch of
gas in the garage,
we can blow sh*t up.
- Probably can't tonight.
- Oh, and why is that?
- I was thinking about
going to the dance.
- What, are you kidding?
- No, I think I'm
really gonna go.
- Is it because Paige is going?
- Well, I mean, she'll be there.
and check it out, you know.
- You ever think she
might be using you?
- Using me.
For what?
- A shoulder to cry on.
I mean she started
talking to you
right after she
broke up with Matt.
You know that, right?
That's what girls do, Ty.
I mean, in order to get
they look for rebounds.
I see her and Matt together
all the time.
- Are you serious?
- I wouldn't lie to you.
Well, let's get back inside.
I see you
dancing in the dark
I see you
- come on Bestie, get off your
butt and come dance with us.
- Not right now.
- You came here to dance, right?
You've been a bum all night.
You tear my world apart
I see you
I lose yourself in the sight
inside's a broken soul
the shadows move so smooth
- a little later, okay?
I'll be right back.
Take away my pain
oh, take away my pain
I see you
- well, look who finally
decided to show up.
- I'm sorry, I had a hard
time finding what to wear.
- You, uh, you miss something?
- Oh, this?
Yeah, I didn't
know how to, uh...
The secret'll work for two
I see you
how to store the rest
two hearts beat one breast
the shine on who's so smooth
the world is just in pain
that's screamin' out your name
and take away this pain
- What is it?
- You look beautiful tonight.
- Thank you, Tyler,
you clean up very
nicely yourself.
Will you dance with me?
- Ah.
- Come on.
Fly away
can in this place
all alone
and out of grace
reaching out
for a falling star
I don't know how
it got this far
pain surrounds us
like the sky
don't ask me
because I don't know why
but I
have
this
your kiss
- Just because you're
screwin' my sister
means you can f*** with me?
- Excuse me?
- You mess with people
because it makes you feel
like you're in control, right?
- Save me the sob story, p*ssy.
- What happens the day
when you aren't anymore?
You got your head shoved
so far up your ass,
you're blind to
the simple truth.
- And what might
that be, tough guy?
- When sh*t hits the fan,
there won't be a god damn
thing you can do about it.
- All right, guys, enough.
Break it up.
- All right, you wanna
tell me what happened?
- Shouldn't I be speaking
with the principal about this?
- Yeah, well, he's
out right now, okay?
So, you'll be talkin' to me.
- Do you even care
what happened,
or are you just following
protocol, the book?
- Look, I'm here to keep
things under control
whenever there's a problem.
- Is that what you're
implying, that I'm a problem?
- No.
I'm saying I'm here to
Okay?
- Do you think your presence
makes a difference
in what goes on here?
carefully right now, Indrid.
This is my office
that you're in.
You're not in a classroom
with your buddies,
you got me?
- You ever wish for
something to go wrong?
Maybe add a little
excitement to this place?
- Look, I'm not sure
what you're dealing
with right now, Indrid,
but I'll be happy to set you up
with Mrs. Delancey from guidance
if you'd like
somebody to talk to.
- Guidance.
Why didn't I think of that?
Ah, a nice chat
with Mrs. Delancey
would fix me up, right?
You think it's that simple?
- No, I don't think it's
that simple, Indrid.
I think it's a start.
away from my problems.
Hide behind a desk and
hope they won't find me.
- Excuse me?
- I know about you.
Used to be a cop.
You were wounded on the job.
You were shot, weren't you?
- You don't know anything
about me or my past.
- I know that you
tried to be a hero once
and that didn't
work out too well.
- You're outta line
right now, young man.
- Taylor Reeves was my friend.
Name ring a bell?
She'd be a senior
now, just like me.
She was the one person
that made me feel like
I wasn't worthless.
She had dreams
and aspirations, but
I guess she didn't make
it this far, did she?
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