Ordinary People Page #18
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- 1980
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Oh anyway, Mary Ann Ramon started
to just scream, just cry, right?
It was crazy. We got so drunk
that we couldn't talk to each
other. It was the last day... the
last day of school.
A younger Conrad, sitting aside, is listening too, amused.
BUCK (cont'd)
We walked out of the building in
the middle of the class!
Conrad laughs. Beth laughs.
BETH:
Oh, Bucky!
Beth laughs.
56 INT. JARRETT'S HOUSE, DINING ROOM - DAY 56
Beth laughs. Conrad stares at Beth laughing on the phone. The
gossip gets too funny.
BETH:
No. Stop!
Beth laughs.
INT. Dr. BERGER'S OFFICE EVENING
DR BERGER:
What do you expect from her?
CONRAD:
We just don't connect.
DR BERGER:
Why not?
CONRAD:
I don't know. We just don't.
(CONTINUED)
52.
56 CONTINUED:
56Silence
DR BERGER:
What are you thinking?
CONRAD:
That I jack off a lot.
DR BERGER:
So what else is new? Does it help?
CONRAD:
For a minute.
Silence
DR BERGER:
What now?
CONRAD:
John Boy.
DR BERGER:
Who?
CONRAD:
You know, in "The Waltons". John
Boy?
DR BERGER:
Yeah. What about him?
CONRAD:
My father came into my room and he
didn't know what to say.
This is right after Buck died.
And he came over and sat on the
bed next to me, put his arm
around my shoulder. We just sat
there.
shoe.
And thinking...
Cos his shoe was turned over on
its side.
I was thinking:
"He's so uptight,Dr Berger listens carefully.
CONRAD (cont'd)
And I knew I should have felt
something.
But I didn't know what to feel.
I kept thinking what they say on
TV, you know, stuff like:
(MORE)
(CONTINUED)
53.
56 CONTINUED:
56CONRAD (cont'd)
"Oh, no, noo! Ooh, My god!"
But I didn't say that... because
I didn't feel sad...
so much as...
Conrad sighs.
DR BERGER:
So much as what?
CONRAD:
I dunno. I kept thinking that John
Boy would've said something...about
the way he felt, you know.
Something.
DR BERGER:
What would John Boy have said?
CONRAD:
I don't know.
DR BERGER:
Come on.
Conrad seems lost. Dr Berger is on to something.
Dr BERGER (cont'd)
Come on.
CONRAD:
Come on what?
DR BERGER:
Don't hold back.
Silence
57 EXT. CITY BUSINESS CENTER DAY 57
Calvin walks with his business partner Ray Hanley (seen at
the party).
RAY HANLEY:
Well. At least she's an
improvement. She doesn't crack gum
in your face. That's what you get
when your partner does the hiring
and firing.
CALVIN:
Oh, I'm sorry. That's my fault.
I just can never seem to tell
anybody that they're not making
it.
(CONTINUED)
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