The Horse Whisperer Page #9
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1998
- 170 min
- 1,008 Views
Suddenly, she lashes out, knocking the photograph onto the
floor...
ROBERT (O.S.)
Honey, you all right? Did something
fall?
GRACE:
(angrily shouts)
NO!
EXT. GRACE'S PRIVATE SCHOOL - MORNING
Annie pulls up in a Range Rover and stops. Grace moves for
the door. Annie asks respectfully;
ANNIE:
Do you want any help?
Grace doesn't even bother to answer. She manages to get onto
the pavements, then turns for her bag...
Annie notices other kids looking at Grace from behind, as
they enter the school.
ANNIE:
Dad'll pick you up today, all right?
GRACE:
Okay.
Grace looks up to her mother. What is unspoken between them
is the understanding that today will be difficult and there's
nothing either one can do about it.
ANNIE:
You'll be fine.
Grace nods and turns to the school. Annie watches her go.
INT. GRACE'S SCHOOL - MORNING
Grace makes her way through the hall. It is the first time
she has had to maneuver through a crowd. Some of the younger
children are especially unconscious. Grace sweats her way
through, trying to maintain her balance and her sanity.
As Grace slowly moves along, whatever small faith she had
that she could get through this day, begins to diminish.
INT. ANNIE'S OFFICE - DAY
Annie moves about the office, hands in pocket, in front of
her wall of windows. LUCY and her staff sitting around the
office. Annie is speaking to a YOUNG WOMAN staff member;
ANNIE:
I don't care what he told you! The
man's a liar! The man's an actor,
for Christ's sake. They're all liars!
They'll say anything to get a cover...
The Young Woman looks insulted. AN ASSISTANT comes in to
give Annie a note;
EXT. GRACE'S SCHOOL - DAY
Annie is crossing an empty school yard. Grace is sitting on
the ground, her back against a wall, her "legs" in front of
her. She has been crying. She looks up to her mother.
GRACE:
It's too hard.
Annie kneels before her sympathetically brushing her hair
away:
ANNIE:
Oh, honey... What happened?
GRACE:
Doesn't matter. I... I don't want to
come back, that's all.
ANNIE:
(softly)
Oh. Well, what are you going to do?
You have to go to school, honey. I
mean, what --
GRACE:
(snaps)
I'm not coming back! That's it! I
want to go home!
ANNIE:
Grace, listen to me. Your body is
just healing. You have to give the
rest of you time as well...
GRACE:
Is that your version of a pep talk?
ANNIE:
You are not staying home all day
feeling sorry for yourself. You're
going to get up and you're going to
figure this out.
GRACE:
(snotty)
Fine!
ANNIE:
It's still early. What's your next
class?
With secret delight, Grace viciously utters the word:
GRACE:
Gym!
INT. ANNIE AND ROBERT'S BEDROOM - NIGHT
Annie is at her desk studying Grace's book on Horse
Whisperers.
Robert is on his bed with briefs laid out before him.
INT. GRACE'S BEDROOM - SAME NIGHT
The door is closed. A SONG blares on her stereo. Grace is in
her bed watching a video of her and Pilgrim... riding at a
horse show. There's a shot of Annie standing proudly, watching
her ride. Another shot of her and Judith, both of them on
their horses, waving to camera.
Grace enters.
GRACE:
Dad?
Both Robert and Annie look up.
ROBERT:
What, sweetheart?
GRACE:
(beat)
I want to see Pilgrim.
Robert and Annie exchange an anxious look.
EXT. DYER HORSE FARM, CONNECTICUT - DAY
It's raining. The MacLean car is parked by the barn. They
are walking towards the stables under their umbrellas as Liz
runs to greet them.
LIZ:
Hello...
(to Grace)
It's so good to see you. How ya doing?
ROBERT:
She's doing just great. Aren't you
kiddo?
GRACE:
I'm fine.
LIZ:
Well, come on. He's out back now...
(leads them)
Mind how you go. It's pretty muddy
back there.
GRACE:
Why is he in the back? Why isn't he
in the barn with the other horses?
Liz stops, causing everyone to stop. She turns to face Grace,
realizing she doesn't know. She looks at Robert and Annie,
accusingly. She tries to explain:
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