The English Teacher Page #6
in the boys' dressing room!
That's why!
- Ow! Ow...
- Oh, God. Oh, God...
You should have told us.
I gave her a warning.
I just... I thought that
would be enough.
I didn't expect
all this to happen.
Typical.
You know, good teacher
lets a student off easy,
she turns around
and stabs her in the back.
And him, messing around
with one of our kids,
In rehearsal?
Yes, but I don't think...
Do we really have to do this now?
In front of everyone?
I thought you'd just pull her
into your office.
No. We've got to clean this mess up
before it gets any worse.
These types of rumors can do real
damage to a teacher's reputation.
Even one as sterling as yours.
Damn it, Linda. These punks
took advantage of you!
and tell them you're not going
to roll over for their B.S.
You!
And you! Get over here,
right now.
What's the meaning of this, Phil?
We're trying to rehearse.
Yep. Well, rehearsal's
gonna wait.
It seems
Romeo and Juliet here
have been fooling around a little bit
after play practice, huh.
What on earth
are you talking about?
And to top it all off,
sweet little Juliet
has been spreading
one of our best teachers.
They're not lies!
She's just jealous,
because he's with me now!
- So you admit it?
- Oh, Christ.
- Oh, Halle, really?
- It's true!
She did him in her room.
Everyone knows!
You are digging a very
big hole for yourself, right now.
Where are you going, Halle?
You get back here, miss!
Halle...
Hey, what's with
all the shouting?
Oh. Traynor, what the
hell is that?
Oh, good Lord.
It's for my big
suicide at the end.
No, sir, it is not!
Hey, we had an agreement!
What? I'm sorry...
What agreement?
Don't play dumb, Romeo. Now, you know
damn well we had to cut that ending!
What?
What? What?
Why are you even
rehearsing this ending?
You trying to pull
one over on me, Carl? Huh?
You want to get
yourself fired?
You have it all wrong,
Phil, as usual.
Yes. I wanted the actors to experience
the full darkness of Jason's play.
But it was never my intention to
perform the ending.
After all,
we did agree to cut it.
Carl, what the hell? You never said
I had to cut the ending!
You never said that.
But it wasn't
my place to tell you.
It was my understanding that
Linda cleared it with you
-when you signed the contract.
- Carl. No.
- You knew?
- Carl. No.
- You knew?
- No. No...
You did read the contract,
didn't you?
She forced me to sign it, without
actually reading it.
You never told me
I'd have to cut the ending,
because you knew I would
never agree to it!
- No, no, no...
- Linda, is this true?
No...
- No...
- Is it true?
Is that true?
Yes, but I can explain...
As if I'd be jealous of some
dirty little make out session
- with one of your old students.
- Shh. Stop it!
- God knows you need it...
- You're awful! You're awful!
- Oh, my...
- Wow...
Oops.
Told you.
She's a lying old whore.
She's, uh... Where...
Linda, you're fired.
You better run.
You hear me!
You are fired, lady!
Yeah, who's trashy now?
Hey, Linda! Linda!
- Leave me alone!
- Don't run away from me.
How could you lie
to me like that?
I trusted you.
And you sat there
and you lied to my face!
Get away, get away!
Oh! F***! No!
F***! F***! F***! No!
Not again!
F***! I f***ing
hate this school.
Ma'am, you've been in an accident,
okay. You're in the hospital.
No, you're going
to be just fine.
No, I won't.
Yes, you will.
I promise.
Oh. Hi, Dr. Sherwood.
No, no, not him.
Someone else.
Get me someone else, please.
Honey, there's no one else unless
you want to wait a few hours.
I'll wait. I can wait.
Please...
Um, I...
Can you, uh,
excuse us, Nurse?
Oh, sure.
Um, I think
she's still in shock.
Don't worry, honey,
you're in good hands.
This is awkward.
It says here you
were in a car accident
into your eyes?
Wow...
Okay.
Have you any dizziness?
- No.
- No?
- Any nausea?
- No.
- Neck pain?
- Yes.
Where?
- Up here?
- Mmm-hmm.
Does that hurt?
Yeah...
How severe, as if on a scale
of one to 10?
I don't know.
Three? Five?
I don't know, it's something we have
to ask in the hospital.
All right, let's take
a look at this.
Okay.
It's going to sting.
Well, that's not so bad.
I'll have a nurse
clean this up.
You're actually
a very lucky woman.
need stitches.
Okay.
Here you are, here...
It's good to get
it out like that.
Could you please leave?
Listen, you've been through
a very physical trauma.
It's perfectly
normal to have...
No, please.
Please...
Honestly, emotional outbursts
like this are very common.
Stop it. Stop being
so nice to me.
You hate me.
I know you hate me.
I don't hate you.
Ms. Sinclair, listen...
I know we've had our differences,
I know that.
But you know, I...
Honestly, I appreciate everything
that you have done for Jason.
Oh, God.
And I can tell you right now,
you mean the world to him.
What? What am I saying?
I...
Had sex with your son.
What?
You heard me.
How long...
How long has this
been going on?
- Is it a relationship?
- No! It was one time...
When did this happen?
Can we be done now?
No. No, we can't be done.
We're not done until...
What...
What's wrong with you?
You go around sleeping
with your old students?
I don't want
to talk about it.
You're the one
who brought it up.
No, don't you have
something important to do?
Don't you have a life
to save or something?
I'm going to have someone
take you to orthopedics.
Ma'am, your card
was denied.
Mmm-hmm.
Okay, try this one.
Okay.
Can someone call me a cab?
Jason, okay, calm down.
Jason, I understand. No.
Turn around. Take me back.
Take me back inside.
- What? What?
- Take me back.
Lady! I'm sorry.
Are you okay?
- Let me call you back. Okay?
- I'm fine. I'm fine.
- It's okay. I'm fine.
- Mike. Mike.
I'll take her, it's fine.
I'll wait with her.
No, no, no.
I'm going to wait inside.
No, no.
I need to talk to you.
Take the chair
inside, please.
How's your neck?
Just say what you need to say
and leave me alone.
Is it true? Did you lie
Yes. Yes, I did.
I don't believe it.
What kind of
teacher are you?
I mean, you come at me with
this holier than thou bullshit,
and this is what you do?
What's wrong with you?
Fine, fine. I get it.
I'm horrible,
I'm a horrible person.
Now would you leave?
No. Not until you tell me what
you're going to do about this.
You know, I've been fired.
Isn't that enough?
What about the play?
I do! I care about the play.
I care about my son.
Yeah! Now you care. Fine. Now that
everything's ruined.
This is all your fault. I wouldn't
even be here if it wasn't for you.
I don't know where
you possibly get that.
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