Only You Page #6
- PG
- Year:
- 1994
- 115 min
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KATE:
I think it was sweet of him to pick
it out.
FAITH:
I know... It was.
Kate positions the veil on her head.
KATE:
But what?
FAITH:
(sighing)
Oh, I don't know. I guess it's
just not quite the way I always
thought it was going to be. You
know, like in the movies.
KATE:
That's the problem. When you're
a kid you think life is gonna be
like the movies. Dreams come true,
the good guys win, people live
happily ever after... all that
crap. Turn.
She turns. Kate continues adjusting the veil, pinning it.
KATE:
But one day you wake up and realize
you've been had. Of course life
isn't like the movies. That's why
there are movies.
FAITH:
Yeah. I guess you're right.
(beat)
I really like the wallpaper we
picked out for the den.
But Kate's just getting warmed up.
KATE:
Let me tell you something about
love. There are no prince
charmings, there are no glass
slippers. Love is hard work.
FAITH:
I know. You're right.
KATE:
People have problems, insecurities,
flaws-- and you have to learn to
compromise, to overlook, to
forgive. It's not settling, Faith,
it's life. Real life.
Okay...
FAITH:
I understand, Kate.
(beat)
What do you think of this garter?
KATE:
(careening out of
control)
I mean, just how long are you going
to cling to this childish illusion
that it's all supposed to be
perfect? Well, guess what?...
It isn't. Not for you, not for
anybody.
Kate slams the pins down, scattering them. A long beat of
silence.
FAITH:
(quietly)
Kate, is something the matter?
KATE:
(shakily, staring
up at the ceiling)
night.
FAITH:
Is that bad?...
KATE:
I think he's having an affair.
She buries her face in her hands.
CUT TO:
They're sitting down. Faith is handing Kate kleenex.
FAITH:
Okay. Now. Have you talked to
him about this?
Still looking down, Kate mutely shakes her head, "no".
FAITH:
Have you seen him with someone?
KATE:
No... I can just tell.
FAITH:
After all, he is my brother, and
I know he can be kind of a jerk
sometimes, but I know him pretty
well, and I really don't think--
The PHONE RINGS.
FAITH:
(reluctantly)
Don't move.
Faith gets up and tries to head into the kitchen, but the
unfortunate combination of the big dress and the small doorway
stop her. She tries a variety of approaches before finally
turning the hoop skirt on an angle and suspending part of it
over her head, enabling her to squeeze through the doorway
just far enough to knock the receiver off the hook and grab
it.
FAITH:
Hello?
There's a lot of noise on the other end.
FAITH:
Hello? Is anybody there?
PHONE:
(louder, over the
noise)
Dwayne Pinsley? I'm trying to
reach Dwayne Pinsley.
FAITH:
He's not in at the moment. Can
I take a message?
PHONE:
Who's this?
FAITH:
(trying to wrench
herself free from
the doorway)
This is his fiancee. Who's this?
PHONE:
Oh, hi. I'm an old high school
buddy of Dwayne's. I was in town
this weekend, was hoping to stop
by and surprise him. But I've gotta
catch a plane so I'm afraid I'm
not gonna be able to make it.
Kate, wiping her eyes, mouths "who is it?" Faith shakes her
head.
FAITH:
(wanting to get
off the phone)
I'm sure he'll be sorry to hear
that. Who should I tell him
called?
PHONE:
My name's (lots of noise)
FAITH:
I can hardly hear you. Could you
spell that?
Kate hands Faith a pencil and the back of an RSVP card. And
letter by letter, we watch Faith scrawl out a name which, for
the second time in the movie, we realize spells "Damon
Bradley".
The receiver clatters to the floor.
FAITH:
(dumbstruck)
Damon Bradley...
PHONE:
Right. Thanks a lot. And
congratulations. It's not easy
finding love these days.
He's about to hang up. She's shaken out of her stupor. Grabs
the phone up off the floor.
FAITH:
WAIT!! Where are you?
PHONE:
I'm at the airport. Why?
FAITH:
Uh-- in case Dwayne wants to try
to reach you.
PHONE:
Well, he'd have to hurry. My
flight leaves at four o'clock.
She checks her watch. It's 3:15.
FAITH:
(like a shot)
Where are you going?
PHONE:
I'm on my way to Venice. Why?
FAITH:
(anything to keep
him on the phone)
Venice? I love Venice. With the
boats, right?...
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