Nurse Betty Page #22
BETTY:
LISTEN TO ME! IF I DON'T DO THIS, HE'S
DEAD!
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She keeps working on him. We hear a GUNSHOT, and the kid
with the pistol falls to the pavement. The loading area
immediately fills with DOCTORS, NURSES and COPS.
BETTY (CONT'D)
All right, we're moving him inside! Give
me a hand!
Rosa is shocked into motion. Together they wheel Danny toward
the entrance. A DOCTOR and TWO NURSES come out to take over.
Betty, her white uniform now covered in blood, steps aside.
88 INT. HOSPITAL - EMERGENCY ROOM - LATER 88
The DOCTOR tries to calm Rosa and keep her from entering the
treatment area.
ROSA:
Is he gonna live?
DOCTOR:
He's got a chance. Thanks to what that
nurse did.
They exit together as AN ADMINISTRATOR and several Japanese
officials approach. The Chief Nurse hovers nearby.
ADMINISTRATOR:
(to Chief Nurse)
Harriet? Who is that remarkable nurse?
CHIEF NURSE:
That's Betty Sagamore. I hired her
today.
89 INT. CHEAP HOTEL - NIGHT 89
SEVERAL LOW LIFES are hanging out in the lobby. When Betty
comes in with a bag of groceries they look up, ready to
hassle her as she approaches the DESK CLERK.
BETTY:
May I have my key, please?
She puts the bag on the counter, revealing that the front of
her white uniform is covered with blood. She smiles at the
low lifes, stopping them in their tracks.
90 INT./EXT. MOTEL ROOM - HOUSTON, TEXAS - DAY 90
The Town Car's looking a little muddy around the rims.
Charlie and Wesley look tired as they wait in a seedy motel
71.
room. Charlie sits near a window, reading diary entries
aloud. Wesley kicks back on the bed, fast-forwarding through
"Genghis Kunt" and talking back to the screen.
WESLEY:
Thas' it, thas' it... conquer that b*tch.
(BEAT)
What time're they coming?
CHARLIE:
It's not an exact science, Wesley. He
said they'll be here... My Houston
contact has always been very reliable.
WESLEY:
And then we're gonna do her right here.
Right?
CHARLIE:
You're always so coarse... "Do her right
here." Let's just see what happens,
okay?
(reading)
"I wish that I could find a way; To speak
my thoughts on Mother's Day. There are
no words that quite express; My gratitude
or happiness. A pleasant smile perhaps a
kiss; I would not fail to give her this.
I'd make her glad the whole day through;
By sayin' 'Mother', I love you!' P.S. I
wish I could say this to my mother's
face, but I can't anymore."
Wesley rolls his eyes and turns up the volume. Finally a car
pulls up outside and Charlie snaps the book closed. He makes
a quick attempt to arrange himself and motions to Wesley, who
turns off the tape.
A WOMAN with greasy blonde hair and skinny legs shown off by
a short skirt comes in with another MAN. Charlie looks her
over disgustedly as his face falls.
CHARLIE (cont'd)
Who are you?!
(to the man)
What the... Who the hell is this?
MAN #1
Easy, Charlie! She's exactly who you
said you were looking for.
CHARLIE:
Wait, wait a minute. We have a major
miscommunication here. This not Betty.
This is not even close to Betty...
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WOMAN:
What the f***'re you talking about? My
name's Betty...
CHARLIE:
Then I'm sorry... Wrong Betty.
WESLEY:
Let's get out of here. We got another
(BEAT)
... the f*** where I do not know, but I
know it's gonna be long.
CHARLIE:
(gathering his things)
Betty would never dress like that. She's
not some trailer park slut!
WOMAN:
F*** you!
CHARLIE:
And she doesn't have a sewer for a
mouth...
WESLEY:
Okay, thank you, goodbye... Keep in
touch...
CHARLIE:
... She's got class, and poise. Lots of
poise...
The man looks at Charlie, then at Wesley, who shrugs in reply
as he steers them out the door.
WESLEY:
Will you ease off on the 'poise' sh*t,
you're spooking me here...
91 INT. HOSPITAL - CHIEF NURSE'S OFFICE - DAY 91
The Chief Nurse sits behind her desk. Betty faces her like a
student in the principal's office, now dressed in her white
waitress uniform. She hopes no one notices.
CHIEF NURSE:
What you did yesterday was reckless at
best. You are not an employee of this
hospital! If that boy dies I don't even
want to think of the lawsuit that'll
follow. Are we communicating here?
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