On the Beach Page #2
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if he's better off without her or not?
You've never even met her!
I'm just tryin' to help the guy
through the dark times.
It's not a problem.
You see, Zeph?
It's not a problem.
Change the f***in' subject.
All right. Let's talk about
how you spend an hour
in front of the mirror every day.
Oh, that's nice.
You know this guy?
He likes to wipe his ass
with tree leaves.
He thinks he's some sort
of jungle commando.
- i swear to God.
- whatever.
Damn.
I presume you know the story
of the Kentucky-fried mouse.
Yeah.
A woman bites into a chicken leg,
and it turns out to be a...
a mouse...
right?
- Right.
- A mouse.
It's an urban myth.
Exactly. It always happened
to a friend of a friend
of someone else.
So?
So, I guess there's this urban myth
goin' around here at the moment.
It's about a beach.
Yeah?
Uh-huh.
Huh.
And this beach is perfect, man.
It's on an island, right?
Hidden from the sea.
Now, imagine, you got...
pure white sand...
crystal-clear water...
palm trees.
Yeah. With coconuts and sh*t.
Yo, tell him the best part, dawg.
Plus...
enough dope, Richard,
for the rest of your goddamn life!
Yeah! Mad weed!
There's only a few people
who know exactly where it is,
and they keep it absolutely secret.
Of course, no one's actually
ever met any of these people,
only met somebody who has.
You know what I mean?
Exactly. It's a Kentucky-fried mouse.
Although, I must say,
if l had a key
to a place like that,
I'd keep it to myself,
'cause you don't want
every f***ing a**hole
in Thailand turnin' up.
Yeah, yeah.
So what do you think
about that story, Richard?
It's good.
It's a good story.
- Hey, you!
- Jesus.
I got your key!
Now, I know it wasn't
a part of the plan,
but I made a decision
to leave a copy of the map.
I'm not gonna say it was
the best decision I ever made.
I told myself that spreading news
was a part of a traveler's nature,
but if l was being
completely honest,
I was just like everybody else...
sh*t-scared of the great unknown...
desperate to take
a little piece of home with me.
Richard!
Are you ready?
Yeah, yeah. I'm comin'.
Let's go.
Francoise?
Etienne will be angry
if l wake him.
taking photographs of the sky.
Oh, God.
I think so, too.
Yeah?
Have a look.
One night, I will get
the perfect photograph.
Hi.
You realize that...
in the eternity of space...
there's probably a planet
out there, right...
just like this one...
where another you
is photographing
back down towards us.
I mean, essentially,
you are photographing yourself
in a parallel universe.
Incredible.
Yeah.
I mean, there are
infinite worlds out there,
you know?
Where anything you want to happen...
does happen.
Richard, you know something?
This is just the kind
of pretentious bullshit
that Americans always
say to French girls
so they can sleep with them.
Oh, God...
sorry.
I thought I was doin' pretty good.
It's just the sky, Richard.
Let's try.
Yeah.
Idiot.
Un, deux, trois...
quatre.
When you develop
an infatuation for someone,
you always find a reason to believe
that this is exactly the person for you.
It doesn't need to be a good reason.
Taking photographs of
the night sky, for example.
Now, in the long run,
that's just the kind
of dumb, irritating habit
that would cause you to split up.
But in the haze of infatuation,
it's just what you've been
searching for all these years.
Richard?
I don't know. I'm American.
So?
I think in miles, not kilometers.
Okay, so how many miles
do you think it is?
I don't know, but it
looks like a long way away.
If it's too far, we're gonna drown.
But if we don't try, then
we'll never know, right?
Right.
So let's go.
You guys all right?
Yeah. We're okay.
Yeah.
Oh, f***!
Richard!
F***!
What?
I saw a fin.
What? Are you joking?
No, no, no!
A fin.
Okay, a shark fin?
I don't know. Just a fin
over there, about 100 meters.
Well, was it big?
Yes.
Well, what the f***
do you expect me
to do about it?
Nothing. I just thought
you should know!
Well, to be honest, Etienne,
I'd rather you hadn't told me!
Okay, I'm sorry.
It's a bit f***ing late now, isn't it?
Francoise!
Francoise!
She's gone!
Oh, my God!
Oh, my God!
Okay, what happened?
I don't know.
She just went underwater!
She was pulled under!
Francoise!
Where did you go?
Francoise!
I don't see her!
Oh, f***! It's her bag!
Okay, was there a shark?
Did you see a shark, Etienne?
I don't know!
I don't know!
Oh, f***.
Oh, f***, man.
Oh, f*** you! Oh!
Oh ho-ho, yeah!
Oh, you Europeans
are so funny, huh?
You have such
a playful sense of humor.
No wonder your comedies
conquered the world.
Ha ha! What about Molire?
Who?
Oh, f*** off!.
Come on.
Wow.
Oh. Now, this is what
I call a lot of dope.
Huh.
Hey.
Okay. Okay.
We're gonna go this way.
Okay? Shut up. Shut up.
Come on.
Ay.
Sure, we should've turned back,
but I wasn't going to,
not now.
I just kept telling them
we'd get there.
Trust me.
It's paradise.
If we take this down,
it should lead us all the way.
Come on.
F***.
Oh, God.
Merde.
Etienne:
Well?Well, what?
How do we get down?
How do we get down?
How am I supposed to know?
Do I have to decide everything now?
We'll jump.
F***. You wanted to be
in command, Richard.
I only took command
because you lost
your nerve, French boy!
Yeah, and look where
you've taken us!
We'll jump.
If you're not happy
with the way things are going,
you can just take over.
All right, sir?
All right. I will.
There. We'll
climb down there.
We can jump.
Francoise, look.
We're not gonna jump,
all right?
So just can it.
And as for climbing down there,
that is just an a**hole suggestion!
You calling me an a**hole?
Yeah, and that's
just the start of it.
All right, f***-face, let's do it.
All right, motherf***er.
Francoise!
Sh*t.
Francoise!
Come on, guys. It's okay.
It's not dangerous.
Come on.
Drop the bags down. Come on!
All right. So we'll jump.
Oh, f***.
Oh, f***!
Did you see that sh*t?
Oh, my God!
Congratulations!
Took me the best part of an hour
to work up the balls to do that.
Mind you, I was on me own.
So you have to make allowances.
You know what I mean?
I think maybe you
better meet up with Sal.
Jesus Christ!
We're f***ing here!
do you realize that?
Don't you go anywhere!
All right. Doing well.
Ciao, Sonja.
Hi.
Noisy kitchen.
How you doing?
What's for dinner?
One guess. Fish.
I don't know what we expected,
people living in a cave?
Maybe even a few guys in tents...
Gregorio.
but nothing like this.
How are you, Keaty?
Roll 'em. Don't smoke 'em.
It was like we arrived
into a lost world,
a full-scale community
of travelers,
not just passing through,
but actually living here.
I suddenly became aware
that we weren't even invited.
The guy who drew it--
Daffy.
Yeah. Yeah. He's dead.
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