Shack Out on 101 Page #5
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- 1955
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you still believe
you're right?
Yes. And we've got to continue
to fight for that right.
Open your eyes, Sam.
Open your eyes.
We're helping the enemy,
don't you see?
Shh.
We're helpin' the enemy.
We've got to expose them
before it's too late.
We're traitors! We're traitors! Shh
- Cut it out.
Quiet! Look. Will you just get
ahold of yourself? It's gettin' late.
I'm gonna walk you home. We'll
discuss this in the morning.
It's better then. Everything
looks better in the morning.
Okay.
He's passed out.
Help me get him to his-
You killed him.
Did you want him
to go to the authorities?
He would.
I've seen too many like him.
No, there's nothing
to worry about.
You go on home, and old
Slob'll take care of everything.
You all right? Your
message sounded so urgent.
Why all the drama?
Sam, they told me downtown, before
I can work for the government...
I must swear loyalty
to the United States.
Why?
That why you had me rush
down here? Answer me.
You can't be serious. I've never
been more serious in all my life.
Why must I swear
allegiance?
Well-
For one thing,
when our government hires somebody,
they guarantee them equality.
The shape of your nose
and the color of your skin...
has no bearing
on your success or failure.
Every individual
is entitled to promotion...
based on
an unbiased examination.
Then, when the job is over,
there's more security
in the form of a pension.
Loyalty doesn't seem to be very much
to give in exchange for that, does it?
That answer your question?
Sam, you're real smart.
You know all the answers.
But I'm getting smart too.
I'm learning all the time.
to my vocabulary-
traitor.
"Traitor.
"One who violates his allegiance
and betrays his country.
"One who delivers his country
to an enemy.
One who aids an enemy
to conquer his country. "
Last night I heard
you and Slob and Dillon-
I heard Dillon beg you to stop what you
were doing. He said you were traitors.
And all you did was stand
there and soft-soap him.
but I couldn't.
I was so ashamed I shut
the door and got sick.
Dillon was drunk. He didn't
know what he was saying.
Was Slob drunk?
You said anything to Slob?
Not yet, but I intend to.
You keep away from Slob.
He mustn't know that
you saw us last night.
Not a word. Not a look.
Promise me.
Then it's more than shells
with Slob, isn't it?
with that garbage pail?
That's no concern of yours.
Everything you do
concerns me.
Not this. Understand me?
Not this.
Sam, you're my heart,
but I'd cut you out
if you were a traitor.
Are you?
Get out.
Listen to me. If you say one word
of this to anybody I'll kill you.
So help me, I'll kill you.
Get out. Get out of my
life so I can bury you.
Hey, you look bushed.
What's the matter,
you sore at me or somethin'?
Leave me alone.
I'm just tired.
What a night.
Those maniacs out there will eat
anything that don't eat them first.
I'll say.
Look at my hands.
They've been in the water so much today
they look like a couple of pink prunes.
Look at those wrinkles. Tonight
I can't feel sorry for anybody.
Will I be glad to get to
bed. You know, it's a shame.
They shouldn't let women
You know what I think women
ought to do?
If you think of it, it must be
gruesome. Hey, you got me all wrong.
I got feelings, and I got
respect where it's due.
Hey, you smell good.
What is it?
Soap and water. Well,
that's better than perfume.
Perfume is like a tent
on a beautiful woman.
I used to know a girl once
that smelled like you.
Boy, was I crazy about her. You couldn't
be crazy about anybody but yourself.
Why are you so mean to me?
You never give me a chance.
Well, I like that.
You make my life miserable.
You pick on me.
You want to know why I'm
mean. I guess you're right.
But from now on, you ain't gettin'
nothin' but respect, I swear.
But you got to treat me
human. A little late for that.
But if you mean it-
Didn't I swear?
Let's shake on it.
Why couldn't you have
been like this before?
Things would've been
so much nicer.
Isn't it better when
people are friends? Sure.
But where do you find 'em?
How many friends you suppose
a guy has in a lifetime?
If he's got one, he's lucky. Well, you've got one now
- me.
Hey, I had you
pegged all wrong.
You know what? Next payday I'm going
to buy you something real fancy.
And maybe we can go out and get dinner
or catch a show or somethin', huh?
Sure, that's okay by me.
Especially now that I'm not
going steady with the Professor.
You're kiddin'.
When'd all this happen?
The other night.
I just couldn't take any more
of his selfishness.
That guy only thinks of himself
and what he wants to do.
Too bad he wasn't
more like you.
You know, girls like
to be treated nice.
All that guy thinks of
is seashells.
Yeah. When I first met the Professor,
I thought he was off his rocker.
How did you meet him? On the beach.
It was before you came to work here.
He was lookin' for shells
and we got to gabbin'.
Then I made
a deal with him.
I've made a nice few bucks
off of him. I'm glad you did.
I would have done the same thing
if I weren't such a dope.
He taught me one thing-
People can influence you.
All it takes is somebody who's got just
a little more brains than you've got-
They can twist you around,
and the first thing you know,
you're doing things you
never dreamed of. Like what?
Mmm, like my taking
the civil service exam.
Didn't he ever try to get you to
do something you didn't want to do?
No. We just talk
about shells.
I don't think
the professor's my type.
But let's not talk about
him. Let's talk about us.
Okay, Slob, lay off.
I thought you said
we was gonna be pals.
What's a little kiss
between friends?
I mean it, Slob.
Take your hands off me.
Oh, you're hopeless.
Gosh,
you'll never change.
You, uh, like my cooking?
Not bad.
You like me?
Like I like garbage.
Boy, you sure
change your mind quick.
Since when was you so choosy?
I'm a man, ain't I? Who told you?
Call again.
What do you want to do, make me
fat? I want to make you happy.
Say, I haven't seen the Professor
around lately. Is he sick?
Hey, what's the matter?
Have a beef?
About what?
I don't want to talk about
it. It's all over between us.
If that brain-basket did anything
to hurt you, I'll bust him in half.
Aw, look, honey,
I know how you feel,
but maybe it's better
this way.
People like you and me are...
just like bugs under a microscope,
as far as he's concerned.
Once the experiment's over-
Pfft.
Down the drain we go.
That's not true, George.
I- I told him I never
wanted to see him again.
Say, you're smarter
than I thought.
Oh, George, I-
I feel so bad.
Oh, now, honey,
there's only one thing to do.
Got to get yourself
another boy.
Now, uh, I can't do the mambo,
but you find an old-fashioned
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