The Breaking Point Page #4
Fishing season's almost over
and I'm in a hole for a payment...
Don't look at me...wasn't my idea
taking your boat away from you.
I worked 10 years tryin' to get a boat of my own...
and now I'm losin' it.
All anybody can say to me is
"Don't look at ME."
Anything else you want to do?
No...
Let's go.
If you need something done,
give me a ring.
Thanks for letting me work on it.
It's your boat.
Please don't talk about me
when I'm gone..
Oh honey, though I've been
to places on my own...
And if you can't say
anything real nice...
It's better not to talk at all
it's my advice.
We're parting...your way...
How are things, Harry?
Great!
Bit of a daunt?
You know it is.
Have you seen Johnny Cooley?...
Tell him I've got a job for him.
Sure.
Well! What's the good word?
Crud! That's a good word.
What happened to the boat?
You know what happened to it.
What went wrong?
Plenty. Shut up about it.
Why don't you retain me
to do something about the boat.
Retain you to throw yourself
off a building!
You need some good advice.
I like you.
I'll take care of it for you.
Free.
I don't need any advice.
If I did, I wouldn't ask you...
You crock!
Don't call me names...I was just
trying to do you a favour.
Hey, never saw you drinkin'
in the afternoon before.
Take your finger out of your mouth
and shove off, will you.
Look...you're up the creek...
I wanna help you.
I might have something for you
in a week or so.
charter the boat.
Some friends of mine.
Go talk to the Coast Guard...
I don't have a boat.
And I had friends of yours on it.
Took to long to blow the stink off.
Now get away from me...
You smell bad.
You shouldn't talk like that to people
who are trying to help you.
Tell Johnny Cooley to give me a ring.
What kind of place
do you run here, anyway?
Oh, he's harmless.
He's 2 pounds in a 1-pound bag...
that's what he is.
Charlie...I got any credit here?
I want to turn myself loose.
Go ahead.
Thanks.
Hello...
I asked around...they said
this is where you hang out...
If you ever hang out.
There was never anything
to talk about.
Supposing I found Hannagan
Where is he?
I don't know.
But if I did, it'd be something
to talk about...wouldn't it?
It's a very funny joke.
I'm sorry...
Do you wanna act nice to me?
What are you doing down here
in Newport, anyway?
Down here with some friends...
one of them owns a yacht...
Naturally!
Would have thought you'd had
enough of boats by this time!
It depends upon whose boat it is.
Turn it off...turn it off!
Don't forget who your friends are.
I been a good little girl,
keeping my mouth shut...
...and speaking only when spoken to.
You can afford to be polite to me.
You know, you got a point there.
They sent somebody
to interview me.
About the trip.
And you said...?
I said it was a nice uneventful trip.
You're a good kid.
Sure...I'm dreaming.
You do everything so hard...
No matter what it is,
you do it hard.
Have you always been like that?
Yeah.
I guess you have.
Guys like you, don't get like that
overnight, do they?
This is a wonderful conversation.
What's a guy like you doin'
rentin' boats anyhow?
You could o' been anything.
Horseshit! All I know is boats...
I can see a marlin half a mile off...
That's my talent.
We're leaving, honey.
Goodbye.
Ivor's getting mad.
So it's bad for his ulcers.
You know, you're the prettiest...
I can see a marlin a half a mile off, too.
That's my talent.
You know, one of these days
you're gonna get your arm broke...
reaching for something
that don't belong to you.
So long as it's for a good cause!
You kinda wear a guy down!
You getting worn down?
Are you?
I'm getting used to you!
Morgan...you stink!
Hey!...Look who's here!
I didn't know
you were with company.
Charlie called me...
He said he thought you'd need
somebody to take you home.
That is...that's what he thought.
Sure...sure!
Two drinks, and you can't tell one house
from another in our street.
Leona...this is my wife, Lucy.
Lucy...this is Leona...Leona...
Leona Charles, Mrs Morgan.
I came back from Mexico
on your husband's boat.
Oh, you're the girl
he told me about?
I had you pictured
a little different.
I'm with some people...
I just thought I'd say hello to Harry...
- Will you have a drink?
- No thanks.
It gives her a headache.
You look like you got a headache now.
I was doing the housework...
I didn't know...
That is I didn't...
I envy you Mrs Morgan...
It must be wonderful to have a place of your own
and a family to look after.
- Try it.
- I will some time.
Were you in Mexico with your husband,
Mrs Charles?
I'm not married.
Oh, I'm sorry.
We don't have to go on like this.
There's no reason for it.
None at all.
One of the few bad habits I have
is telling the truth.
Yackety-yackety-yack...!
What are you two talkin' about?
She's just telling me that nothing happened
with you two in Mexico.
And I believe her.
I told you that.
- Men!
- Women!
Well, I guess it's late enough
for me to say it's late.
I have to meet those people...
So long!
Excuse me.
It's a present.
It was a sample.
It's lovely.
It's too fragile, maybe.
You have to hold it gently.
should be held gently.
It wouldn't do for me then.
I hold on tight
to what I have.
Well...
You know something...
You two were talking...
yacking away...but...
If I remember right, what you said was...
"Not more than 40."
Is she?
If that wasn't silly enough...
Moles!
For all i know, she's covered with 'em.
Got pretty hair, though...
Nice legs.
They're alright...for walking.
Yeah...
Let's go home...
I've got my headache.
Well, forget it!
I'll fill it up with water.
Thanks for calling, Charlie.
Hey!...
Let's go.
Sorry!
Hey!...Kids...
Havin' fun?
He's loaded!
Your father's loaded!
Hey...don't go away...
What's the matter with 'em?
They're young...
they don't understand.
They snubbed me...
They snubbed me...
They're at that age...
They expect us to be perfect.
I can't take it anymore.
A lot of things
I can't take any more.
I used to think
You're a man...You're more of a man
than anybody I ever met.
Not any more...
I wake up in the night sweating.
I'm in trouble, and there's no way out...
No way out!
You'll get it back.
It isn't the boat...
I'm not thinking of that.
It's that guy...
What guy?
The one I killed...in Mexico.
What happened down there?
You have to tell me!
Harry!...
What happened?
A guy pulled a gun on me
and I shot him.
It's been eatin' on me
ever since...
I can't get it out of my mind.
If they started it,
it wasn't your fault.
Harry...
Hey, Morgan!...
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