Serious Moonlight Page #5
- I'll kill you, I swear to God.
There an escape route that way.
- Stop it!
- I would never get sick of these.
When is the last time
F***, she is perfect, man.
You lucky bastard.
Oh, God, what I would do to you.
Sh*t, lucky f***.
I don't think he'll kill us
because we can't see his face.
I don't care about anything
we own in this house, I mean.
It sounds like he is just taking
everything that's not strapped down.
I hope he doesn't take that ...
silverware set your
mother left us.
That antique set,
wished we had left
that in the city.
You know?
There is that expensive painting
that we invested in.
What was the artist's name?
Kamano Suki Kamijoto.
Yeah, I hate that painting.
I don't care if it's
worth 20 grand, I mean ...
It was made by a
third-grader I think.
What did you say that
reminded you of the rain?
One of the reasons I bought it was to make
you happy and to remind you of the rain.
Oh my God, look at us, Louise.
It's ridiculous.
For all I know this is how it's gonna end
for us right here in this bathroom ...
with the wallpaper I hate.
Why the hell did we ever not
take this wallpaper down?
I do remember that day.
In the coatroom of the church when I was
holding you and I was just rocking you.
When I was rocking you
back and forth.
And you had dust all
over your wedding-gown.
You looked so beautiful.
I was terrified.
I was terrified.
It's not your fault, Louise.
It's not your fault.
You couldn't have children, and I
started hating my life, hatin' ...
my boss, hatin' the
advertising industry,
hating the apartment,
hating this house.
Everything we bought that
just hating everything.
Yeah, and I started feeling like a
big miserable bastard, 'cause we ...
you know, some people have
nothing and there we were,
we could buy stupid
expensive paintings.
Some people have nothing.
Say something, Louise.
tell me about your
hectic schedule.
Complain for me, Louise.
Just say something, please.
Come on, Louise.
Don't leave me alone
here in this bathroom.
Wonder if I am going to die. Don't
leave me alone, Louise, come on.
Just say something please.
C'mon, I'll listen, I'll listen.
What the f***.
Is he having a party here now?
Oh, sh*t!
What a f***ing looser.
I know what I am, Louise.
I am a nothing.
And I don't stand
for anything anymore.
I'm just a loser
taped to a toilet.
And it would be poetic justice
if this is where I died.
You didn't marry this man, Louise.
Why do you think
I wanted to go to Paris?
I had this romantic idea of myself you know
that I could maybe be a hero to somebody again.
But look at me, I am a joke.
And you didn't marry a joke.
You married somebody
who had dreams you know who ...
promised you the world,
and look what you ended up with,
someone who lied to you,
who deceived you,
who couldn't protect
you in the end.
A loser on the toilet.
I'm sorry, Louise.
I'm I'm so so sorry.
3,2 ...
Quiet, quiet, Jesus.
Sorry, about the rug.
Sorry, about your rug.
How do you do that?
How do you do that?
Hello, is anybody there?
Ian?
- Ian, my only God, where are you?
- Louise, Louise.
Louise, Louise, Louise ...
Louise, we're in the bathroom,
and we are being robbed.
Are you Ok?
I can't move my arms and my legs.
You're taped, Lou.
Can you stand?
I don't know, I am gonna ...
I'm just gonna try.
See if you can go over to the light
switch, rub against it, and turn it on.
God, my hands hurt, and my
tooth is throbbing on some mess.
I know, I know ...
I want to see your face.
There you are.
I'm so sorry, Ian.
Nah, it's Ok.
It's not your fault.
- Lou, try the door.
- What?
Try the doorknob, maybe you
can escape to the back.
Can't get a grip.
Sh*t!
Did he touch you?
No, he just ...
I came home and he ...
Everything was gone. All our
stuff was all over the floor ...
in garbage bags and then he ...
he jumped me, and then he
smashed my head into the ground.
And I just don't remember
anything after that.
I'll kill him.
Ian, I'm so ashamed.
I'm so ashamed what I did to you.
No, no, no. I'm ashamed.
I'm ashamed what I did to you.
Do you think he will kill us?
I don't know, come sit next to me.
I want you to sit next to me.
Why?
I just want you
to be next to me, Lou.
Maybe we'll only have
an hour left together,
maybe 15 minutes.
Let's talk this through.
Let's work our marriage out,
even if it's for only 15 minutes.
Are you just saying that because
you are taped to a toilet?
I have had a lot of time
And I don't want to fail you.
I'm pretty sure I still love you.
Sure, I'm gonna
kill you sometimes.
Like all day today?
Hello, yeah, 'cause
you make me crazy.
Just talk-talk-talk over me.
And, you are so opinionated,
and sometimes it makes me numb.
I won't do that anymore. I won't talk
over you, and have opinions, I promise.
Naw, you can have opinions.
You should quit your stupid job.
You are so much happier if you ...
just quit your stupid job.
You hate working at that company.
You're right. I should quit.
I should quit, and I should take the
money I have saved and should open up ...
my own company.
My clients they'd would follow me.
Yup, that's a beautiful idea.
We should keep trying
to have a child.
We could even adopt.
- Do you mean that?
- Yes.
Not just because you
are taped to a toilet?
I mean it.
And I need to start romancing
you a little more,
just like I did when we
first were married.
I miss those days, Lou.
Every day you would look
all sexy for me, and ...
You called me ugly.
You are not ugly.
You are a beautiful woman.
You are gonna make me for a child.
I'm not leaving you.
- You had an affair.
- People have affairs.
Men.
I'm going to make
it up to you, Lou.
I promise.
The light just blew.
Better to see you
in the moonlight.
Ian, open the door!
I'm serious!
Who are you?
Sh*t!
Muah, I guess they made up.
Ian, what is going on?
Oh, please, c'mon, don't hurt her!
Oh, please don't hurt her!
Why? What are you going to do
about it? Hand-tie the man?
We're running out of tape.
We only have one roll.
Haven't you gotten
everything you wanted?
Why don't you just leave already?
Look at that sexy,
kinky bondage couple.
You guys are into
some weird sh*t.
- Please just let us go.
No, to this side.
- Hey, don't you, hey!
- Hey!
Actually I prefer the older one.
The younger one really reminds me
of my whiny b*tch girlfriends.
But, aren't you beautiful, huh?
C'mon, how have you been?
What is your name?
Louise.
Louise, stop, stop it!
I find you beautiful, I do, I do ...
every pore, every line, every curve.
You deserve better than him, You know that?
He doesn't know what to do with you.
God, I like you this way.
Hey, leave her alone!
Please, I do whatever you want!
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