The Fault in Our Stars Page #29
Hazel lies in front of the TV. "Top Model" is playing but
she's lost in her own world. Tears fall from her eyes and she
can't do anything to stop it. Hazel gets up.
INT BATHROOM - CONTINUOUS
Hazel sits against the tub on the floor and weeps. Soon
there's a knock.
110.
HAZEL:
(THROUGH TEARS)
Occupada.
MICHAEL (O.S.)
Can I come in?
Hazel leans over and unlocks the door. Michael kneels down
next to her, putting her head on his shoulder.
Hazel presses her face into his shirt and cries some more.
Michael squeezes her tightly. And this time, he doesn't cry.
MICHAEL:
I'm so so sorry.
(BEAT)
It was a privilege to love him,
though, wasn't it?
Hazel nods into his shirt. Then looks up at her Dad.
MICHAEL:
Gives you an idea how we feel about
you.
Michael smiles at Hazel. And he doesn't cry. Hazel draws
strength from him.
EXT ISAAC'S HOUSE - NIGHT
Hazel and Isaac have climbed through his open bedroom window.
They sit on the roof.
ISAAC:
Do you know if it hurt or whatever?
HAZEL:
He was really fighting for breath,
I guess. He eventually went
unconscious, but it seems like,
yeah, it wasn't great or anything.
Dying sucks.
ISAAC:
(LONG BEAT)
It just seems so impossible.
HAZEL:
Happens all the time.
ISAAC:
Are you angry?
HAZEL:
Very.
111.
ISAAC:
Me too.
(a few beats)
Gus really loved you, you know.
HAZEL:
I know.
ISAAC:
He wouldn't shut up about it.
HAZEL:
I know.
ISAAC:
It was annoying.
HAZEL:
I didn't find it that annoying.
They sit there in silence a few beats.
ISAAC:
Did you read the note or whatever
from your author friend?
HAZEL:
He is not my friend and -- how do
you know about that?
ISAAC:
We talked at the cemetery. Said he
came all this way to give you that.
HAZEL:
Yeah well I'm over it. I never want
to read another word of that
a**hole's again.
ISAAC:
Yeah but he didn't write it - Gus
did.
HAZEL:
(STUNNED)
What?
ISAAC:
That's what he said. Gus had
written something, sent it to Van
HOUTEN --
Hazel sits up. Her heart is racing.
ISAAC:
What?
HAZEL:
I... I have to go. I... Are you...?
112.
ISAAC:
I do it all the time. Go.
As quickly as possible Hazel leaves. Isaac stays behind,
enjoying the cool night. A new day is coming.
INT/ EXT HAZEL'S CAR - DAY
Hazel is inside the car, rummaging crazily through the trash
in an effort to find what Van Houten gave her. She's about to
give up when she sees it - crumpled up into a ball beneath
the passenger's seat. She reaches under, pulls it up, and
unwraps it. As she reads, WE HEAR:
GUS'S VOICE
Mr. Van Houten, I'm a good person
but a shitty writer. You're a
shitty person but a good writer.
We'd make a good team. I don't want
to ask you any favors but if you
have the time, and from what I saw
you have plenty, please fix this
for me. It's a eulogy for Hazel.
Hazel is overcome with emotion.
GUS'S VOICE
She asked me to write one and I'm
trying, I just, I could use a
little flair. See the thing is...
we all want to be remembered.
She smiles to herself, remembering:
- That first time Gus and Hazel ran into each other.
- The staring contest in Support Group.
GUS'S VOICE
We all want to leave a mark.
- Driving (badly) in Gus's car.
- Their first kiss at the picnic by "Funky Bones."
GUS'S VOICE
But not Hazel. Hazel is different.
Hazel knows the truth. She didn't
want a million admirers, she just
wanted one. And she got it. Maybe
she wasn't loved widely but she was
loved deeply. And isn't that more
than most of us get?
- And BACK TO HAZEL reading the letter, tears in her eyes.
GUS'S VOICE
When Hazel was sick, I knew I was
dying. But I didn't want to say so.
113.
INT ICU - FLASHBACK
Gus stealthily sneaks into Hazel's single room in the ICU.
She sleeps. He kneels by her side.
GUS'S VOICE
She was in ICU and I snuck in for
ten minutes and sat with her before
I got caught. Her eyes were closed,
her lungs were intubated...
Gus takes her hand and holds it.
GUS'S VOICE
... but her hands were still her
hands, still warm, and the nails
painted this dark blue back color
and I just held her hands and I
willed myself to imagine a world
without us and what a worthless
world that would be.
- AND BACK TO HAZEL reading the letter. She never knew that
story, never knew he was there. CUT TO:
EXT HAZEL'S HOUSE - BACKYARD - LATER
Hazel walks out to the grass behind her house, the oxygen
tank dragging behind her. She lays down on the grass and
looks up at the stars - the same IMAGE that opened the movie.
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