The Frame Page #4
Out of the truck!
Down on yourfucking knees!
Do not f***ing move!
F***!
What the f*** was that?
Give me a flathead.
Got it!
Get out of there, Alex.
Hey!
Here we go!
It's you.
Hey there...
Morning. Having trouble?
Yeah, everything's fine, we just
had a support latch break on one
of our trailers so we have to
swap out some of our load.
Well, that's a hassle.
Where you headed on this road?
Well, we were trying to
get to Salida by eight,
but I don't think
that's going to happen.
We just pulled off here.
We're going fishing!
Are you?
What are you guys baiting today?
Well, it's going to be their
first time out on the lake,
my guess is we'll
see some blue gill.
Hoping to catch a muskie
if the day goes good.
Well, I am jealous for you kids.
Yeah, I haven't been out in
a while and I can tell you
nothing sounds better
than a day on the water.
No!
Stop! Stop!
Stop!
Don't you do it!
Whoa...
Chill, Alex!
F***ing chill, Alex!
Draw down.
Don't... please.
Draw down!
No...
Alex, can you hear me?
You have to get to the hospital.
Alex, do you hear me?
I hear you, Sam.
Listen to me, okay, you're
going to bleed to death
if you don't get to the
hospital right now.
They'll find me there.
Maybe you're right, if
it's meant to be...
Damn it, you call an
ambulance right now!
You shouldn't be ashamed to sing.
Alex, please...
Damn it, no.
Keep pressure on it!
You have to stay sitting
up, don't lie down.
I want you to know, I know...
But you were just a kid.
You're not your past,
you're not that.
You're beautiful.
Alex, please...
Okay... Okay...
Will you hum a melody with me?
It goes like this...
Alex...
No Alex, stay awake please...
Alex, don't, no... stay awake.
Please don't leave me.
Alex...
Sam!
I'm so glad I found you.
I've been trying to
contact you all morning.
What are you doing here?
Your mother is in the hospital,
she's had an accident.
What?
I've been trying
to find you, Sam.
Who are you?
Sam, are you feeling okay?
She's dying, Sam.
She's been asking for you.
Sam!
How are you this morning?
Good.
Oh, can I help you?
How are you this morning?
Oh, can I help you?
How are you this morning?
Is anyone here?
Do you have an appointment?
No...
Oh, can I help you?
The bleeding stops.
Oh sh*t!
Sh*t...
I need you to be calm now, Sam.
We're all here to help you.
You've been experiencing
severe psychotic episodes,
we need to get you
to a safe place.
I need you to hand me
those papers, Sam.
Can you do that for me?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, ma'am, I'm
going to need you to stop.
We're going to get you
some proper help.
Sam, come on!
Open the door!
Open the door, Sam!
Open the door!
Stop!
No.
And so...
All that was left was the
man and the devil...
trapped in the writer's creation.
It was then the man
realized, he was no man,
but a thing...
written...
by a malevolent God.
The only choice that
could truly be his own
would be to take his own life.
But the devil was no puppet
and the writerwould
not write him
and if the writer would
trap him in this house,
the devil would tear
the house down!
What's shakin', Francois?
Blub, blub, blub... blub.
Noodles, you make
my life amazing...
Broccoli!
Okay...
I need you to be calm now, Sam,
we're all here to help you.
I need you to hand me
those papers, Sam.
Can you do that for me?
Stop!
I know you're there!
Say something!
You let me out...
You don't control me.
Let me out!
There are food banks, Ma.
Baby please, I just need a
little money to get by...
I can't...
I can let you use my
phone if you want to try
and call someone.
Honey, what's your name?
Julia.
Julia?
Okay Julia, I know you're
scared, but I need you to,
I need you to be a hero.
Julia?
Julia...
Can you be my hero?
Let me out!
F*** you!
You left me there!
You left me!
You f***ing left me there...
You...
F***ing...
F***ing left me!
You f***ing left me there.
You left me... you left me.
You f***ing left me there.
You left me...
Are you scared?
Sure, but it's not
in my hands, is it?
There's a light
shining on you, son.
I know you're angry for all
that you've been given,
for all the things
you've had to do.
I...I know you're scared...
but we're tested so that we can
look through the eyes of God
and see in ourselves
what he sees.
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