The Disappointments Room Page #2
(BOTH CHUCKLE)
And just look around, let me know
if you can't find something.
And good luck
with your house.
(WATER DRIPPING)
(FOOTSTEPS)
(CREAKING)
(BIRDS SQUAWKING)
Lucas?
Lucas?
Lucas, what is it?
There's a dog out there.
It's probably
just a stray.
I'm scared.
Oh, it's all right, peanut.
I'll protect you.
Mommy will protect you.
Mommy?
(LUCAS PANTING)
(GASPS)
Mommy.
Oh, my God, Lucas! Lucas!
(GASPS)
David.
DAVID:
Hmm?(SHUDDERING)
I had
one of my dreams.
(CAT PURRING)
(MEOWING)
(SIGHS)
(BIRD CALLING)
(DOOR CREAKING)
(CREAKING)
(GRUNTING)
(CREAKING)
(GASPS)
(BATS SCREECHING)
(GASPING)
Sh*t.
(GRUNTING)
DAVID:
Dana, are you okay?Yeah, David, I'm up here.
I need your help.
Where's the Lion
and the Witch?
Well, technically it's
called a "chifferobe."
DAVID:
Yeah, chifferobe, huh?What's it made of, lead?
You're positive you saw
a light up in here?
Yes. And then it went off.
May I ask what you're doing outside in
the middle of the night, young lady?
I was getting some air.
DAVID:
It's probably justa faulty wire or something.
DANA:
Well, all the more reasonto check it out.
Oh, wow.
Cool.
(PANTING)
Our own secret room.
Of course.
Locked?
Yeah, or stuck.
See anything?
No, it's too dark.
Hey, Dana, come on up.
We'll find a locksmith in
the morning to get it open.
Hey, Dana.
Hey, Dana, come on.
Dana, it's late. Stop.
What?
Hey, you okay?
Yeah.
You got that look
that concerns me.
You want me to call
Dr. Ashby in the morning?
No. No. I'm just... I'm
getting adjusted. Sorry.
It's just that room's
not on the floor plans.
It's bugging me
a little bit.
(LUCAS LAUGHING)
(DAVID MIMICKING ROAR)
DAVID:
I'm feelingWolverine hungry!
(LUCAS SCREAMING PLAYFULLY)
LUCAS:
Never!You parsley-looking mutant!
(LUCAS YELLING PLAYFULLY)
(TICKING)
God damn it!
(SIGHS) F*** you, too.
(LOCK CLICKS)
(DOOR CREAKING)
(DOOR SLAMS)
(GASPS)
David?
Lucas, is that you?
(FOOTSTEPS)
Lucas?
(LOW RUMBLING)
(SHRIEKING)
David, please let me out of here!
Please let me out!
(SCREAMS)
David! David! David! David!
(DOG BARKING)
Let me out of here! David! David!
Please let me out! David!
David, please!
(DISTANT SCREAM ECHOES)
(BREATH TREMBLING)
GIRL:
He doesn't want you.
(DOOR UNLOCKING)
(GASPING)
MAN:
(ON TV) That,gentlemen, is my wife.
Mad, and the offspring
of a mad family.
(DAVID SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)
DAVID:
Get it back around.Reverse. Reverse.
That's right, move it back.
Move it back.
Back room, back room, back room.
(LUCAS SHOUTING)
(PANTING) Hey, baba.
Where'd you come from?
Where were you?
I needed you, David.
Babe, I'm right here.
I've been right here.
(SOBBING) I was locked up.
I was locked up there for hours...
I don't... Dana, Dana, I don't...
...and hours!
You didn't notice
I was missing?
Dana, I swear to God...
I was upstairs, David.
I have no idea what
you're talking about.
I was upstairs, David. I was locked
in that little room in the attic.
Hey, wait, wait.
You got in?
Yeah, I found the key
and I went inside and then...
Dana.
...somebody...
Somebody closed the door.
Somebody locked me in.
Nobody would do that.
Who was it, David?
I don't know!
There's no one else here.
(GASPS SOFTLY)
I was screaming
for help for hours.
Dana, we have been
down here the whole time,
and we did not hear a thing.
Honest to God.
We didn't hear a thing, Mommy.
We didn't.
Hey, you having
trouble sleeping?
No, no. I'm not having
trouble sleeping.
Please don't look
at me like that.
Like what?
Don't get sick again, Mommy.
I'm not getting sick, baby. I
never felt better in my life.
(TIMER RINGS)
(GASPS)
DAVID:
Hey, Dana.
It's okay.
Hey. Where's Daddy?
He had to make
a phone call to Japan.
Well, I was thinking, um,
I could set up your house
for you if you want.
I mean, you could
help if you want.
Okay.
Okay.
DANA:
Okay, you rememberhow this goes together?
LUCAS:
No.It's okay, it's complicated.
As were the clients, if your
mom remembers correctly.
We start with the base.
You gonna do it by yourself?
You do it all by yourself.
Very nice.
How about... That one?
That.
Good job. And...
LUCAS:
That big boy.Couple more pieces to go.
What do you think? Yeah?
That one. Yeah.
DANA:
You got it? Okay.LUCAS:
Yup.That one. You got it?
Yes. Very good.
Yes.
Lucas?
Yeah.
I just... I just
wanted to tell you...
I just wanted
to say I'm sorry.
That's okay.
Sometimes bad things happen
and you don't know why.
(SIGHS)
Yeah.
Yeah, that's very true.
I think sometimes
maybe I'd like
a sister again.
(SIGHS)
You would?
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
LUCAS:
Tickle the toes.Tickle the toes.
DAVID:
You don't speak baby?LUCAS:
No, not anymore.DAVID:
No?(DAVID BABBLING)
(BABY COOS)
Baby selfie, baby selfie.
Aww.
(BABY COOING)
(DANA LAUGHS)
(WOMAN WAILING)
(WOMAN CRYING)
(PURRING)
(SOBBING ECHOES)
WOMAN:
Don't come back here!(WOMAN CACKLING)
(GASPING)
(WHIMPERING)
You think that child
was begotten
of my loins rotten?
(BABY CRYING)
He won't let us out.
Not a chance in hell.
LUCAS:
(WHISPERING)Mommy. Mommy.
Can I have my
breakfast, Mommy?
Yes, Lucas, you can
have your breakfast.
(PANTING)
(CAT MEOWS)
Oh!
(GASPS)
God.
Sorry. Sorry.
Oh, for God's sake.
I really am sorry, ma'am.
I hope I didn't scare you too bad.
That was not my intention.
I'm sorry, who are you?
And what are you doing sneaking
around on my property?
Answering your prayers.
DANA:
See, it's goneunchecked for a while.
Lucky it didn't cave.
Lucky I stopped by
when I did.
Well, and lucky for you people
around here like to gossip.
(CHUCKLES)
That they do.
Also heard you were an
architect or something.
Yeah, or something.
Well, maybe we should
talk about money.
Well, that's
a little premature.
(CHUCKLES) Come again?
You haven't been hired yet.
No?
No.
There's nothing I can do
to change your mind?
DAVID:
Hello.David...
Uh, this is
my husband, David.
David, this is
Ben Philips, Jr.
Yes, the legend. Hey.
Nice to meet you.
Likewise.
Mr. Philips is here
about the leak.
Right.
Ben works fine.
Great, Ben,
when can you start?
No, that's still
up in the air.
Soon as you pull
the trigger.
to this right away, babe,
don't you think?
David.
kind of busy, but I am free now.
DAVID:
What is this?This is water damage, right?
Does this floor
need to go?
Yes. Look, we get
a dehumidifier in here,
we can actually
save most of this wood.
Just say the word.
DAVID:
Great.Well, yes, we want you to
start as soon as possible.
BEN:
All right.No,
what I would like is for Mr.
Philips to come back here
when it hasn't been
raining for a few days,
and the two of us can get up on
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