North Page #6
- PG
- Year:
- 1994
- 87 min
- 654 Views
Keep it rolling.
So, crazy summer, huh?
Oh, terrible.
Very disturbing.
I know what you're
going through,
but if north doesn't come
back, you can always adopt.
Just the other day,
I met this adorable little boy,
7 years old.
His name was Hugh.
Maybe you can adopt him.
Maybe Hugh can be your son.
We don't want Hugh.
He's not our son.
We want north.
I understand.
It was insensitive of me
to even mention it.
Uh, you folks want more coffee?
Nah. That's o.K.
Not for me.
I still don't understand
why we can't speak
to north in person.
a big mistake.
North is very angry
right now, very sensitive.
You show up unannounced,
and this could blow up
in your face,
and it'd just kill me
to see that happen.
My suggestion is,
you lay low for a while.
to the Plaza.
I told Jean Pierre to
give you any room service,
and as north's best friend,
I'd happily show him this tape
to pave the way for you.
Thank you, winchell.
Oh, yes.
You're a real friend.
I try.
Bring the car around
for north's folks.
Yes, sir. Consider it done.
You know, you're
doing very well
for a sixth-grader.
Well, I cut a few breaks.
Adam, take the tape
down to editing.
Colonel mustard in the study
with the rope.
I don't have any of those.
Neither do I.
Me, neither.
Let's see.
Colonel mustard in the study,
and here's the rope.
All right!
Good job, kitten.
Can we play again?
No. You have to hit the sack.
You don't want to be
tired for the carnival.
Everybody upstairs
to bed right now.
O.K. Good night.
Good night, honey.
Good night, north.
Good night.
Brush your teeth
before you go to bed.
Ahem.
Sorry to bother you,
but I got something important
for a kid named north.
What is it?
Apparently an urgent message
from his original parents.
I'll see he gets it.
Thank you.
North, honey?
Yeah?
Can you come down
here for a minute?
Coming.
What is it?
North, a man just
left this tape.
It's a message
from your parents.
From my parents?
Do you mind if I...
of course not.
Would you like
to be alone, north?
No. That's o.K.
After all you've been through,
what would you like
to say to your son?
We don't want Hugh.
How can you say that?
He's not our son.
Aren't you bothered
your son again?
Nah. That's o.K.
Isn't this a gut-wrenching,
torturous, emotional
experience?
Not for me.
He's not our son.
We don't want Hugh.
North, honey, are you o.K.?
Is there anything
we can do for you?
Yeah.
Let me be your son.
Finally, north
had new parents...
parents who made him
feel wanted, secure,
and loved,
yet something was still wrong.
The nelsons were everything
he was looking for,
so why couldn't he
embrace them?
North needed answers.
North, we just don't understand
why you're leaving.
Neither do I.
You're all nice people.
but I've just got to be alone.
We're going to miss you, too.
And so will Oliver.
North.
Here.
In case you get hungry
on your way to New York.
Thanks, mom...
I mean, Mrs. Nelson.
Bye.
So with just 24 hours until
his labor day deadline,
no hope of parents,
and the prospect
of an orphanage looming,
north felt he only
had one option left.
He would disappear.
Can you spare
some extra change?
Oh.
Here.
Maybe it'll bring you more luck
than it brought me.
Hey, it's got a hole in it!
What good does this do me?
Yes, he would disappear,
than amidst the teeming,
faceless masses
of the naked city?
Want to go downtown?
Shut up!
He's heading into the park.
Don't worry, boss. I'm just
looking for the right place.
So long, Al.
What was that all about?
had a change of heart.
Change of heart?
He's left the nelsons
city with his presence.
Oh, no.
This ruins everything.
Arthur, please, use your head.
This is a godsend.
It is?
Of course.
As we speak, grownups
across this great land of ours
are feeling humiliated.
They blame north
for all their frustrations.
Do you realize how many
would like nothing better
than to do away
with our little friend?
And do you know
the one catalyst
that can give a political
movement true cohesion?
That's right.
A martyr.
You're a genius.
I mean, it's brilliant.
It's absolutely winchellian.
It... it...
But for north to be martyred,
doesn't he have to be killed?
Well, maybe we'll get lucky.
As north ran for his life,
he wondered how his dream
had turned into a nightmare.
Aah! Aah!
Damn it.
Psst! North.
Over here.
Adam, what are you doing here?
Listen to me very carefully.
I'm not here. You never saw me.
We're not even having
this conversation.
Got that?
Got what?
Perfect.
So what are we
not talking about?
This.
What? I don't see anything.
What you don't see is a
tape of the conversation
winchell had with your parents.
I saw it.
No, you didn't.
Oh, I forgot. I didn't see it.
You did see it, and this
is what you didn't see.
I see.
I don't think you do.
Look at the tape.
So how'd you find me?
Winchell. He bugged
the nelsons' phones.
Winchell? Shh!
He's everywhere.
I been working for him
ever since you left home.
You know, some guy was
chasing me with a gun.
He was shooting at me.
That didn't have anything to
do with winchell, did it?
Oh, man.
So why are you doing this?
I'm not, but if I was,
because I think
winchell's gone too far.
Also, you were always
good to me, north.
You never made me
play right field.
Thanks, Adam.
Oh, man.
Adam, I just don't
feel safe anywhere.
Adam?
Adam?
Can I have a hot dog
with just mustard?
That'll be $1.00.
Out of 5.
2...3...
4...5.
There you go.
Where did you get this?
Some bum bought
a hot dog from me. Why?
No reason.
Aah!
Aah!
We won't see him no more.
Watch, watch, watch!
Watch there.
Excuse me.
Move it, kid.
Come on, move it.
Which reminds me of this man
that walked into a bar.
He sits down next to
Before you know it,
the conversation turns to sex.
He says to her,
"my darling, do you smoke
after making love?"
She says, "I don't know.
I never looked."
"But I'll tell you one thing,
my smoke alarm never went off."
Good night, folks.
You've been great.
Thank you.
You the kid with the tape?
Yeah.
Good. Come in. I want
to try my new vcr.
How did you know?
I came to see you because
you looked familiar.
I look familiar because
I'm almost famous.
Joey fingers, and you're?
North.
One of my favorite directions.
Mal-o-mar?
No, thanks.
That bad, huh?
What?
No kid ever refuses a mal-o-mar
unless he's wrestling with
heavyweight problems.
North, we miss you so much.
Please forgive us.
We made so many mistakes.
We should've
appreciated you more.
If only you could give
us just one more chance.
We love you, son.
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