Rosy Page #2
- Year:
- 2018
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(STRAINS)
(CLATTERING)
(GRUNTS)
(CAR APPROACHING)
F***!
( MUSIC )
(SIGHS)
(GRUNTS)
- Hi.
- Hi.
I picked you up
some takeout,
and I got you some healthy
snacks to have down here.
Oh, thanks. Can you just put
them over there on the dresser?
I'm actually not that hungry
right now.
- DOUG:
What's this?- What?
Here. What is this?
Oh. That. Hah!
Um, that's... That's how
long I've been here for.
I hope you don't mind.
I'm just keeping track.
Hmm.
Where's the vase?
ROSY:
Just there on the floor.I moved it.
How was your day?
Good.
I'm pretty tired.
I think I'm just gonna
go to bed tonight.
You look pretty spent
yourself.
Yeah, you could say that.
Good night.
'Night.
I forgot to grab this.
(CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY)
My grandmother may be
moving in with us.
Great.
What is she like?
She's great.
I'm sure.
Does she know
that I'm here?
I haven't quite worked
all that out yet, but...
(CLATTERING)
What the f***?
ROSY:
I'm sorry.I'm so sorry.
Please don't hurt me!
(CLATTERING)
Please don't hurt me.
What were you
trying to do?
Huh?
What were you
trying to do?
I was trying to get out.
What does it look like?
You can't get out. Those
windows don't even open.
What?
Why'd you
board them up, then?
I've had a really
hard day.
And the last thing I need is for
you to pull sh*t like this.
Oh, you've had
a hard day?
You get to go out there
and do whatever you want,
whenever you want.
I? I am stuck here,
all day long.
And the only good part of my
day is when I go to sleep,
because then, then I know that
I'm gonna make it till tomorrow.
All right. For the last time.
I'm not trying to hurt you.
I'm just trying to
take care of you.
I think that's
pretty clear.
- Take care of me?
- Yes.
Look at me!
I haven't had a shower
in forever.
I smell like sh*t.
Do you see how greasy
my hair is?
Huh?
There's only a sink
in that bathroom.
I... I could give you soap.
But, yeah, I didn't
think of that.
(ROY SCOFFS)
I didn't think of that.
Just, you know...
Yeah, it didn't occur to you
that while you were having
your nice, warm,
little cozy showers
that I might be
needing them, too?
I've been very overwhelmed, and
I've been dealing with a lot,
- and a lot has happened really fast.
- (SCOFFS)
So it has something
to do with that, probably.
I don't care.
When you think about
your needs,
you need to try
and think about mine.
All right, yeah.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
The best way to
get through your day
is to focus on
the good things you have,
not the bad.
(DOOR OPENS)
(DOOR SHUTS)
- WOMAN:
The seven steps.Who am I?
Where am I?
Who am I with?
What do I want?
What do I do to get
what I want?
And what just happened?
Okay?
I am an enigma.
You're an enigma?
(LAUGHS)
- I am an enigma.
- You're an enigma.
ROSY:
You're nervous.MAN:
I'm nervous?ROSY:
You're nervous.MAN:
I'm nervous.JAMES:
Say something sexy.(MOANS)
What time's the show?
9:
00.I'm really excited.
Well, we're gonna be busy
shooting all night.
I don't think
it'd be appropriate
for me to bring
a girl along.
I'll give you my credit card,
and you can walk around town.
What am I gonna do
in Jersey?
Is she pretty?
She's a kid.
The label picked her up from some
televised dance competition in Canada.
Why? How old is she?
I think she's 15.
That's obscene.
She has a career that you're
making a documentary about,
and I'm like a total nobody.
Come on.
I have a pretty good friend
who's a talent rep,
and I can introduce you
when we get back.
He's a pretty
straight shooter.
James, do you think of me
as your girlfriend?
You want to be?
Yeah.
(DOOR OPENS)
(DOOR SHUTS)
You're gonna have to let me cuff your
ankles if you're gonna go upstairs.
I think that's ridiculous.
Will you at least take these
off when I'm down here?
It will be much easier for me
to maintain my sanity
and to use the bathroom.
We'll see.
Come on.
You've got a monitor
to watch me.
Maybe.
Well, can I at least
take them off while I shower?
I'm not gonna run away
with my legs cuffed.
Does it turn you on
to restrain me?
Hmm?
Mm-hmm.
Wow.
This is a pretty big house.
What, are you gonna
wash me now?
(SIGHS)
(LOCK CLICKS)
ROSY:
You're locking the doorfrom the outside?
DOUG:
Correct.How do I know you're not gonna
come in once I'm naked?
DOUG:
Rosy?Rosy?
Yes.
Do I need to worry about
you killing yourself in there?
(SCOFFS) I'm not suicidal,
arsehole.
Is your grandmother coming?
DOUG:
I don't know yet.Isn't she gonna wonder why all
Um, I'll tell her that
the doctor ordered it.
What do you mean?
Is she sick?
Well, how are you gonna
explain the handcuffed girl
that's not allowed to
stroll the garden?
You'll have to stay
downstairs.
What about my baths?
I'll figure it out.
Also, Doug...
Yes?
I... I really appreciate
the toothbrush and toothpaste
you gave me,
and the horrific hairbrush.
Mm-hmm.
here for a while,
I'm gonna need
a few more things.
Like tampon.
And I need my inhaler.
I'd like a blowdryer,
and I definitely need
more clothes,
like a few pair of panties,
some shoes.
Oh, some books
would be nice.
My favorite author
is Mary McClain.
And would it be possible
to get some makeup as well?
MALE NURSE:
Having reviewed thepersonal and legal ramifications
regarding the end
of life decision,
let's now discuss the much
preferred alternative outcome,
and the measures
you'll have to take
up from her vegetative state.
DR. GODIN:
Which I personallythink could be any day now.
MALE NURSE:
One option is settingher up in a nursing home.
No.
Well...
if you'd rather
bring her home, I...
I recommend that you hire
a caretaker or a nurse
to administer her medication.
Here's some information
you might find helpful.
Basic preparations,
expected costs.
I'm seeing that girl
that I told you about.
She's... She's...
She's a handful.
But...
I'm in love with her.
in the right way.
I wish you could
tell me.
(SIGHS DEEPLY)
Thank you for everything,
Dr. Godin.
(SNIFFLING)
Are you sure
you don't need some more
time to think this through?
I've thought it through.
Turn it off.
(SIGHS)
(PEOPLE CHATTING)
( MUSIC )
- (TURNS OFF MUSIC)
- Jesus! Could you knock?
(EXHALES DEEPLY)
Sorry.
What's wrong?
My grandmother died.
What?
How?
She got a stroke.
What's the matter
with you?
Nothing.
So, do I still have to
stay down here?
That's all you have to say?
Really?
I'd hug you, except that
you should probably
think about the way
is how my parents
are feeling about me.
Wait, come back!
(DOUG SCREMS)
Goddamn it!
(PUNCHING WALL)
(BANGS ON DOOR)
Are you okay?
(SIGHS) Look, I really
wanted honestly to meet her.
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