The Crying Game Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1992
- 112 min
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FERGUS:
Hurry up, would you?
JODY:
These things take time, Fergus.
He shakes his body.
JODY:
It's amazing how these small details take
on such importance...
He steps back.
JODY:
Now put it back in.
FERGUS:
Give us a break.
18.
JODY:
I can't do it! It's only a piece of meat.
For f***'s sake, it's got no major
diseases.
Fergus puts Jody's penis back in his pants and zips him up.
JODY:
Thank you. I had a case of the clap two
years ago. Crabs in Ulster. But all in
all it's served me well.
FERGUS:
Shut up, would you?
JODY:
I'm sorry. Didn't mean to offend you,
Fergus.
Fergus leads him hack toward the greenhouse.
INT. GREENHOUSE - NIGHT.
Fergus leads Jody back to his chair.
JODY:
Fergus?
FERGUS:
Yeah?
JODY:
Thanks. I know that wasn't easy for you.
He begins to laugh.
FERGUS:
The pleasure was all mine.
Fergus begins to laugh, without knowing why.
EXT. FARMHOUSE - NIGHT.
Maguire, walking out of the house, woken by the sound of
laughter.
INT. GREENHOUSE - NIGHT.
Jody, still laughing. Suddenly the hood is slammed back over
his head.
Maguire, standing there in the dark, looking at Fergus.
19.
MAGUIRE:
What the f*** is this?
FERGUS:
It's nothing. He's just got a sense of
humor, that's all.
MAGUIRE:
You're on duty. Keep your f***ing mouth
shut. Go in and get some sleep.
Fergus gets up slowly, walks toward the door.
JODY:
Yeah. Get some sleep.
EXT. FARMHOUSE - NIGHT.
Fergus, walking toward the house. He looks back and sees the
figures of Maguire and Jody in the dark, in absolute silence.
INT. FARMHOUSE - NIGHT.
Fergus sleeping.
INT. GREENHOUSE - NIGHT.
Jody sleeping. Maguire sitting with an Armalite in his hands,
watching him.
EXT. FARMHOUSE AND FIELDS - DAY
The sun coming up over the low hills around the farmhouse.
INT. GREENHOUSE - DAY
Fergus enters, with a tray and some breakfast. Maguire is
sitting where he sat before, stock-still.
FERGUS:
Did he talk?
Maguire shakes his head.
FERGUS:
Didn't make you laugh?
Maguire shakes his head.
FERGUS:
Here. Have some breakfast.
He hands Maguire a plate. Jody stirs.
20.
JODY:
Good morning, Fergus?
Maguire looks hard at him.
MAGUIRE:
So he knows your name?
FERGUS:
I told him.
MAGUIRE:
Are you all there?
He rises, and drags Fergus out the door.
FERGUS:
Back in a minute, Jody
EXT. GREENHOUSE - DAY
MAGUIRE:
You'll have minimal contact with the
prisoner, do you hear me?
FERGUS:
Yes.
MAGUIRE:
And do you know why?
FERGUS:
Why?
MAGUIRE:
Because tomorrow we might have to shoot
him, that's why.
Maguire goes back to the house.
INT. GREENHOUSE - DAY
Jody sitting with the hood on again. Fergus enters.
JODY:
They giving you trouble, Fergus?
Fergus says nothing. He takes a plate and brings it toward
Jody
21.
JODY:
It happens. Y'see, there's two kinds of
people. Those who give and those who
take.
Fergus lifts up Jody's hood to expose his mouth and begins to
feed him.
JODY:
Ah, take the thing off, man.
Fergus says nothing and keeps feeding him.
JODY:
It's okay. I understand. Don't mind if I
prattle on, do you?
Fergus shakes his head and says nothing.
JODY:
I will take it by your silence that you
don't.
He eats. Fergus feeds himself, then feeds more to Jody.
JODY:
Two types, Fergus. The scorpion and the
frog. Ever heard of them?
Fergus says nothing.
JODY:
Scorpion wants to cross a river, but he
can't swim. Goes to the frog, who can,
and asks for a ride. Frog says, "If I
give you a ride on my back, you'll go and
sting me." Scorpion replies, "It would
not be in my interest to sting you since
as I'll be on your back we both would
drown." Frog thinks about this logic for
a while and accepts the deal. Takes the
scorpion on his back. Braves the waters.
Halfway over feels a burning spear in his
side and realizes the scorpion has stung
him after all. And as they both sink
beneath the waves the frog cries out,
"Why did you sting me, Mr. Scorpion, for
now we both will drown?" Scorpion
replies, "I can't help it, it's in my
nature."
22.
FERGUS:
So what's that supposed to mean?
JODY:
Means what it says. The scorpion does
what is in his nature. Take off the hood,
man.
FERGUS:
Why?
JODY:
'Cause you're kind. It's in your nature.
Fergus walks toward him and pulls off the hood. Jody smiles
up at him.
JODY:
FERGUS:
Don't be so sure.
JODY:
Jody's always right.
INT. GREENHOUSE - LATE AFTERNOON.
Both men dozing in the heat.
JODY:
Where would you most like to be now, man?
FERGUS:
Doesn't matter where.
JODY:
Come on, man. If this sh*t was all over.
FERGUS:
Having a pint in the Rock.
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