The City of Your Final Destination Page #5
Do you live alone?
Yes.
But you have a girlfriend.
Yes.
I do.
What's her name?
Her name is Deirdre.
She teaches
at the same university.
What does she teach?
Literature, like me.
She's a good teacher.
Much better than I'll ever be.
The great Russians
and German poets.
[chuckles]
Sorry, I'm being rude.
I'm not used to meeting
new people,
so I don't know
how to behave anymore.
I shouldn't ask you
all those questions.
But think of all the questions
I want to ask you.
Is all of this your land?
Pete keeps trying
to make us sell some of it,
for a vineyard or something.
And we could do with the money,
but you see how we all are.
There's no quicksand here,
is there?
Oh, well, yes,
there's lots of swamps.
So watch out.
What's wrong?
I...
I feel a bit strange.
Can't be the altitude.
Oh, no, we're at sea level.
Maybe you're just hungry.
Come on.
Maybe.
I want you to know,
I've changed my mind
about the biography.
Why should I be afraid
of stirring up bad memories?
There aren't any.
There's Portia
and this lovely place
for her to grow up in.
I want you to write the book.
Like Adam, I'm on your side.
I give you my-what is it?
My-my authorization.
[chuckles]
You know, I came here
to write one kind of book.
No, thanks.
And now it's turning
into something different.
Like, it's no longer
about Jules
but about you-all of you.
And your life here
and even about me here with you.
Does that make sense?
No? It doesn't?
Well, not entirely,
but you said you were feeling...
[loud clanking]
[clattering]
[hinges squeaking]
Oh.
[chuckling]
- May I get in?
- Yeah.
It needs painting.
I keep wanting to do it.
I'll help you.
I'd like to do that.
Caroline hates the gondola
more than anything.
I don't know why.
[sighs]
[squeaking]
What's she like,
Deirdre?
She's very determined.
Very strong personality.
She decides what needs
to be done and does it.
That's how I'd want to be.
Well, so would I.
I don't suppose
I'll ever manage it.
[both laugh]
Me neither.
- Can you help me get out?
- Oh, sure.
[bees buzzing]
[speaking foreign language]
More, more.
Portia.
Pete, I wish
you wouldn't let her do this.
You're not even protected.
- You want to help?
- No.
[buzzing]
Gracias.
- Can't I do it?
- No.
Certainly not.
You're not to climb up there.
- I'll do it.
- Not at all.
- Can I help?
- Sure.
Take the net
up the other ladder.
I'll take that.
[bees buzzing]
Portia, stay away
from the bees.
Pull the net towards you.
- Let me get higher.
- Okay.
- A little more.
- Okay.
[loud buzzing]
Ow!
Careful.
[buzzing]
Omar.
Ow!
- [gasps]
- [screaming]
- Omar!
- Omar!
thud!
No!
Omar?
Omar.
[soft beeping]
[sighs]
Oh, Omar.
Omar, the doctor's
made a mistake.
He thinks I'm your girlfriend.
Can you hear me?
Can you feel me?
But it's all right.
I found Deirdre's phone number
in your book.
I left a message on her machine.
Maybe she'll come soon,
and then everything-
can you hear me?
Do you know what I'm saying?
Deirdre's coming.
Oh, please blink.
[birds singing]
[motor rumbling]
No way.
[grunts]
[engine turns over]
[motor rumbling]
Let me just show you
your bedroom and bathroom.
Did you know Omar was allergic
to bee sting?
I did not.
But I'm not surprised.
[shouting and whistling]
[cattle lowing]
[whooping and horses neighing]
Are those gauchos?
No.
Oh, yes.
Gauchos.
Cowboys.
There's something
I must tell you.
No, thanks.
The doctor, Dr. Pereira,
he's taken very good care
of Omar, but, um...
he's made a silly mistake.
He thinks I'm Omar's lover.
Oh.
It's the sort of thing
he would think.
He's Latin American.
They see the world
in a certain way.
But I didn't correct him.
Why not?
As I said, Dr. Pereira
is the way men are here.
They like to think
of men and women involved,
romantically involved.
I thought that
if the doctor thinks that,
that Omar is loved-
that I love him-
then he would
take very special care of him.
Moo!
But of course,
now that you're here...
No, that's all right.
Whatever works best for Omar,
I don't care
what a doctor thinks.
Let him think I'm Omar's sister.
Oh, you don't look
like his sister,
nothing like.
[cattle mooing loudly]
[men whooping and hollering]
[motor rumbling]
[mooing and shouting continues]
He's in this ward,
on the right.
I'll wait outside.
Okay, thank you.
Mm.
My god.
Why are you here?
Arden called me.
You were in a coma.
Have you met her?
Of course,
I'm staying in the house.
Don't you like it?
Isnt it amazing,
the house and everything?
Do you remember what happened?
With the bees?
No.
I don't remember anything
that happened that day clearly.
Are you a friend
of our poor Omar?
Yes, I'm very worried
about Omar.
You must not worry.
You are too beautiful to worry.
are beautiful.
His recovery
has nothing to do with me.
It is the beauty of women
that cured him.
Where did you
get these pajamas?
I don't know.
I woke up wearing them.
Did Arden bring them?
They may have belonged to Jules.
You are wearing
Jules Gund's pajamas.
[both chuckle]
Mmm.
Do you think she's changed
her mind about authorization?
Well, I'm not very sure
about Caroline.
We'll see about her.
What about Arden?
She's leaning my way.
Our way.
And the other one,
the brother?
- Adam?
- Mm-hmm.
He's always been on my side.
And he says
he'll help me with Caroline,
and I said I'd help him.
Help him with what?
What can you help him with?
It's nothing, really.
He just wants me
when I go back to the States.
Carry what?
Just some things.
What things?
Some...
pieces of jewelry.
Stuff like that.
[clattering]
Jewelry?
Did you say you would?
Omar, you're crazy.
It's smuggling.
He's asking you
to smuggle for him.
[titters]
You'll go to jail.
He wouldn't ask me
to do anything criminal.
He's not that type.
Anyone who asks you
to take something
secretly out of the country
for him
is that type.
He's been very helpful to me
with the biography.
And that's what I'm here for:
to get authorization
for the biography.
This is not the way to get it.
I'm doing it my way.
Everything's fine.
Everything is not fine, Omar.
If it were, I wouldn't be here.
I didn't ask you to come here.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I flew 5,000 miles
because you were in a coma.
A coma!
Stop.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean it.
I just-I wish you wouldn't
treat me like a baby.
Then don't act like a baby.
Don't agree to smuggle jewelry.
Don't fall out of a tree.
Falling out of a tree
was an accident.
You know what I think
about accidents.
Accidents happen to people,
Deirdre.
We can't all be perfect
like you.
I'm not perfect.
I know I'm not perfect.
I don't think I am.
I'm just trying
to help you, Omar,
because I love you.
You really wish I hadn't come?
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