Open Water Page #3

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You've got to be kidding me.

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lt better be one of those.

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-Well, which one do you think?

-l don't know.

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-Did you get us lost?

-No.

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So we're in the right spot?

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Yes. l'm 90% sure.

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90%? Why only 90%?

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'Cause the boat's not here.

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There is a coral head

exactly 42 feet below us.

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l marked it on the way down.

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Yeah, l can still see the stalks.

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The stalks?

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Yeah, there's a three-pronged,

like, forked thing

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right below us.

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You're unbelievable.

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You can find some obscure,

little coral formation

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in the middle of the ocean,

but you get lost going to my mother's.

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l need an incentive.

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You love my mother.

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They obviously cannot see us.

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-Think it's time to swim?

-Swim where?

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l don't know. l think that one's the closest.

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-Honey, it's a bad idea.

-Why?

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Because we are not sure if that's our boat.

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And if it's not our boat,

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then that means we could be swimming

farther from our boat.

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Besides, you know how far away that is?

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-lt's really far.

-lt's further than that.

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And if it's not our boat,

they could pull away at any time.

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And then our f***ing boat,

wherever the hell it is,

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will have a hell of time trying to find us.

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-You going somewhere?

-Just my face.

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l hate to tell you this,

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but l didn't see anything

that looked like any kind of coral formation.

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Could you just show me?

l'd just feel better.

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Sure.

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You see? l didn't see anything.

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Sh*t!

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What?

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You don't see it because it's not there.

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-So does that mean...

-Just since we've surfaced, we're drifting.

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Sh*t. Well, what does that mean?

Should we swim?

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-God damn it. We wasted all this time.

-Honey, l hate to tell you this,

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but swim or not,

we're going where this current decides.

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Are they moving?

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-Hey. Yes.

-God.

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Please let this be them.

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-lt's gotta be, right?

-Finally. Yes.

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-They're coming right this way.

-Yep.

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You realize that's the distress signal.

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We're in distress.

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Thank you.

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Daniel, did you just pee?

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-Yep.

-You're so disgusting.

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You said you were a little cold.

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Daniel, was that a shark?

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Maybe. Or a dolphin.

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lf it was a dolphin, you'd be on your way

over there to play with it,

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you obviously think it was a shark.

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-That's all we need right now.

-lt's okay.

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You were petting a shark

less than an hour ago.

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Please, that was nothing

but a big, old catfish.

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lt was more than two hours ago.

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You know,

now l'm starting to really get cold.

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Oh, God.

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lt's okay.

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Oh, Jesus Christ!

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l thought he said

they never come that close.

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They also said the boat would be here.

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lt's gone.

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lt was probably just curious.

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A couple of bodies floating out

in the middle of nowhere,

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l'm sure that's not something

he sees every day.

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Daniel, where the hell are they?

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You've gotta be kidding me.

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lt makes me feel better.

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-But what do we do if it comes back?

-l don't know.

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Do we splash? Do we stay still?

You're the one that watches Shark Week.

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-First off, we should be in a cage.

-No, we should be on land.

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Sharks are...

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-Sharks are attracted to wounded fish.

-Okay.

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So l guess we should just

not splash around too much.

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-Just sort of...

-Stay still?

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Try to stay still.

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Oh, God.

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Okay...

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l can't stand not knowing what's under me.

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-l'm just gonna look, okay?

-Okay.

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Okay.

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Katharine Hepburn

and Nick Nolte in Grace QuigIey,

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and Nick Nolte and John Malkovich

in MuIhoIIand FaIIs.

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How's that for quick?

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That was quick.

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All right. lt's your turn.

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You know...

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l really just don't feel like playing.

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Okay.

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Feel hungry?

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Of course.

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l'm starving.

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