Psych-Out Page #2
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I didn't mean anything.
I'm just curious.
You don't have to answer to anybody in
this scene. That's what it's all about.
You know... everybody
does his own thing... okay?
Here's some more.
Try these.
The message is... peace.
Peace?
The message is... music.
The message is... staring at a crystal.
You mean, like searching for the
truth, wherever we might find it?
No, man.
Hey Pandora... why are
you dancing by yourself?
I'm not.
I'm dancing with everybody.
If you know what I mean.
You want to talk?
Okay.
What about?
I don't know.
Pick the first word that
comes to your mind.
Sanctuary.
Do you like our pad?
and everybody seems to like her.
I think... I think she
ought to stay here.
Where? It's crowded enough right now.
Old Stoney's got a pad all to himself.
Yeah.
It will scare him half to death. You
now how Stoney is about chicks.
He's a one-nighter.
No involvements, no commitments.
Come on. Get in bed with me.
Man... what would he say?
Who? ... He's okay.
You're an exception.
Hey Wesley.
What?
Your wife. She wants me.
Man, I've got my own problems.
He told me he'd pummel and pound me into
motorcycle grease if I even look at you.
Well, uh... there's a bathroom
down the hall if you want to use it.
I can't see your lips
too well in the dark.
I said ..
You can stay here
tonight if you want to.
Thank you.
Hey.
Ouch ..
Everything cool?
Hmm.
What do you see?
Well ..
Through a stained-glass window.
There's something running
on your sleeve.
I think it's a louse.
Yeah... that's Manny.
Stoney, Stoney! Warren is
freaking out at the gallery.
Okay Warren.
It's okay, everything is cool. No sweat.
I'm okay... I'm really okay, man.
A few things have been happening, but ..
No, Stoney don't.
Easy, easy Warren. Easy.
Hey, easy boy. Easy ..
Easy, don't fight it, man. Whatever
it is, just relax and go right with it.
You know, I'm okay. Yeah... I'm fine.
I've been seeing a couple of things but ..
I can come out of it any time I want to.
You know, all I have to do is ..
Snap my fingers and I come out of it.
Al I ever have to do is snap my fingers.
Hey Warren.
Snap your fingers.
Well you see ..
It's not working this time.
It's just not ..
Guys... now you stay away.
Stay away from me please.
Warren... Warren, let us help you.
Warren, whatever it is, it's
in your mind. It isn't real.
We're your friends.
Stay away!
No... please ..
Stay away!
Now, you stay away... please.
You just stay away.
Stay away.
Stay... oh my God ..
Oh my God! I can't stand it!
I got to cut it off.
I've got to cut it off! I've got to cut it off!
It's okay... it's okay.
I can't stand it!
It's okay baby, it's okay.
It's Elwood, it's Elwood.
Why does he take that stuff?
Don't judge people, Jenny.
I'm not judging. I just don't understand
Jenny... Jenny, listen to me
and try to understand.
There happens to be a risk in
everything. Even crossing the street.
A man. He's got to search out for
himself to get any rewards from life.
It's as simple as that.
Like that?
You don't understand. Listen, Nietzsche
says that it's a very simple thing.
This is Steve's. My brother
Steve... he made this.
Your brother made this?
Yes.
Well, I know him. They
call him "The Seeker".
Do you know where we can find him?
Dave knows.
We've been looking all over for you.
Oh yeah? Why?
Because you're my friend.
And because we uh... need
you to play with us.
You still playing games, Stoney?
Since when is music a game?
Playing it makes me feel good.
So does a pay-check.
Yeah, the old bad thing.
The root of all evil, right?
No, not bad or good.
There is only the truth.
Oh, the truth. Old black-and-whitey.
Hello.
Hi.
We brought you some donuts.
Too nice. Thank you.
This is Jenny... she's deaf.
She's lovely, man.
You know, I like sound, but
sometimes I prefer silence.
Is she your chick?
Not really.
No big thing?
I like her.
Then you don't mind if she
stays here with me, then?
You know, that would
be up to her, wouldn't it.
Still, games ..
You're beautiful.
Is... love lesson number one over, man?
All the games have to go, man.
Because it's all one
big, plastic hassle.
So live in a jelly jar.
You see this little beam of light.
Well, that's all there is.
The rest is in your head.
Yeah... except we're in a box on a roof.
In San Francisco, in America.
So it seems.
So it seems?
Okay... listen ..
We're looking for Jenny's brother.
Steve Davis. Do you know him?
Oh "The Seeker". Yeah, I know him.
Where... where is he?
You seek The Seeker and
Wouldn't you rather ask God?
We used to have long talks.
When he was lecturing in the park.
He had quite a big following.
Do you have any idea where he lives?
Well, I've seen him a couple
But you don't have an address?
There is no such thing as an address.
it's the city dump.
The Minister seemed
like such a nice man.
and the way they dress?
I've never seen so many... things.
Things and more things that
people spent their lives to buy.
An output of a productive society, man.
Junk.
It's getting late. We'll not find him
wandering around in this garbage heap.
Let's get out of here.
Stoney, right there!
"JESUS SAVES".
It's got two letters missing.
He left out the "U" and the "V".
"JESS SAES".
So that's what it was.
Stoney... Stoney, look
It looks like the right address.
All burned out, Stoney.
It's been abandoned.
A dead end.
Hey, look at the flower children.
The funny folk.
Yeah, it looks just like a garden.
What's it run on? Fertilizer?
Flower power!
No, it flies, like a fairy.
You want to drive it?
Hey, water it and let's watch it grow.
Hey, ain't you kind of far from
home? What are you doing here?
We're just looking for somebody.
Yeah, who's that?
Just a guy.
What's his name?
He's called "The Seeker".
What do you want him for?
I'm his sister.
Oh yeah?
Well, you'd better find him before we
do, as there won't be anything left.
What's he done?
That's none of your business.
Well... look what I've
found. A real love child.
Nice long hair . oh, look at
Why... why do you want
to hurt my brother?
Because he's got a big mouth.
Because he says a lot
of things we don't like.
What... what kind of things?
Like... speeches in a park. You know ..
Making... love... instead of war.
Hey, she's a flower child.
Maybe she believes all that stuff
Hey, well let's find out, baby.
No!
You bastards! Stop it!
No... no... no.
No!
Don't touch me.
No... no.
Peace, man. Peace ..
I guess he was a little high Stoney.
You okay, Elwood?
Whoo!
Man, beautiful... really beautiful.
You should have seen it.
I was... I was this frog ..
And all hell... broke loose.
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