The Fault in Our Stars Page #23
MICHAEL:
(NODS)
Mrs. Waters told us the night
before you left.
(BEAT)
I'm sorry Hazel.
They sit for a beat. Tears form in Michael's eyes.
HAZEL:
You're not gonna say it?
MICHAEL:
What's that?
HAZEL:
The usual. "Everything happens for
a reason..."
Michael shakes his head.
MICHAEL:
I don't know, Haze.
(BEAT)
I always thought being an adult
meant knowing what you believe...
(BEAT)
... that has not been my
experience.
Hazel understands exactly. CUT TO:
87.
INT GUS'S BASEMENT BEDROOM - DAY
Gus lays in bed, eyes open, a PICC line now being fed through
a port in his chest. Chemotherapy at work.
Hazel and Isaac are keeping him company.
HAZEL:
How are your eyes?
ISAAC:
Great. Wonderful. I mean, they're
not in my head is the only problem.
GUS:
I hate to one-up you but... seems
my entire body is made out of
cancer now, so...
Isaac nods. Tries not to get emotional but it's happening. He
goes to touch Gus's arm and accidentally touches his thigh.
GUS:
Whoa, I'm taken.
Isaac laughs.
ISAAC:
(to Hazel, re:
Gus)Hazel is confused.
GUS:
Dude.
ISAAC:
What?
GUS:
I haven't asked her.
ISAAC:
Oh.
(BEAT)
Oops.
HAZEL:
What are you talking about?
ISAAC:
My bad.
HAZEL:
(STILL CONFUSED)
Augustus?
Gus looks at her, grows a little serious.
88.
GUS:
I need speakers at my funeral. I
thought maybe you and Isaac... but
especially you --
ISAAC:
Hey!
GUS:
Would you be kind enough to whip
something up?
HAZEL:
(touches his hand)
It would be an honor.
They hold holds.
ISAAC:
You guys are adorable.
Hazel play slaps Isaac on the arm.
HAZEL:
How's your love life? Anything from
Monica?
ISAAC:
Not a word.
HAZEL:
She hasn't even like, texted to ask
how you're doing?
He shakes his head. Gus gets an angry look on his face.
HAZEL:
That is so messed up!
ISAAC:
I've stopped thinking about it.
Moving on. There's a new girl in
Support Group with these humongous -
Isaac gestures to his chest. Hazel is confused.
HAZEL:
How do you even know that?
ISAAC:
I'm blind but I'm not that blind.
GUS:
Hazel Grace!
They turn to him.
GUS:
Do you happen to have four dollars?
89.
No one knows what that means. CUT TO:
INT HAZEL'S CAR - LATER
Gus is in the passenger's seat. Isaac sits in the back. Hazel
returns to the car. With a CARTON OF EGGS.
HAZEL:
Ok now what?
Gus smiles. CUT TO:
EXT SUBURBAN STREET - MOMENTS LATER
Hazel, Gus, and Isaac lean against Hazel's car staring
something down.
ISAAC:
Is it there?
GUS:
Oh it's there.
REVEAL they're looking at Monica's green Firebird.
ISAAC:
She's in the house?
GUS:
Who cares where she is? This is not
about her. This is about you.
(sticks out his hand)
Hazel...
Hazel nods, opens the egg carton, hands Gus an egg. Gus puts
it in Isaac's hands. Positions Isaac - who, of course, can't
see a thing - towards the Firebird.
Isaac winds up and tosses the EGG.
It misses the car by a mile. After a beat:
ISAAC:
I didn't hear anything.
GUS:
A little to the left.
ISAAC:
My throw was to the left or I
should aim to the left?
GUS:
Aim left.
Isaac turns his shoulders.
90.
GUS:
Lefter.
Isaac turns some more.
GUS:
Yes! Excellent! And throw hard.
Gus hands him a SECOND EGG. Isaac winds up and hurls it -
missing the car again but hitting the HOUSE.
GUS:
Bullseye!
ISAAC:
Really?
GUS:
No you missed it by like 20 feet.
(hands him a THIRD)
Try one more time.
Isaac hurls it, this time smashing the car's taillight.
Isaac's face lights up.
HAZEL:
Woo hoo!
Isaac grabs for ANOTHER EGG. Throws it. Then ANOTHER. He's a
throwing machine. Most of them miss but at least he's
enjoying himself. Finally there's a DIRECT HIT on the car
door, triggering the alarm. Isaac pauses.
GUS:
Keep throwing, keep throwing!
Isaac does. Gus smiles, putting an unlit cigarette in his
mouth. Hazel watches him, enjoying this moment.
Eventually, MONICA'S MOM opens the front door and comes out.
MONICA'S MOM
What in God's name --
Seeing Hazel, Gus, and Isaac, she stops in her tracks.
GUS:
Are you Monica's mom?
MONICA'S MOM
(CONFUSED)
I am.
GUS:
Hello ma'am. Your daughter has done
an injustice and we've come here
seeking revenge. We may not look
like much. Between the three of us,
we have five legs, four eyes, and
two and a half working lungs.
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