The Intruder Page #5
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- 1999
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I just need a gun at home
for self-defense.
Okay, lady.
You go downtown,
to police headquarters,
apply for
a permit.
If and when you get one,
with anything you need. Okay?
If and when.
The reason I'm late...
I went to buy a gun.
Did you get one?
No.
So it's come to that, has it?
I'm scared.
What happened to Daisy
has something to do with Stella.
S is for suicide.
I don't know.
I feel something,
some kind of hatred in the air.
Hatred?
There are times that it presses
around me like a fog.
You mean Stella hates you? Stella
who's never met you, who's dead?
I know it sounds crazy,
but I think Stella's alive.
You don't mean that literally.
- Yes I do.
- So let me get this right.
You think everyone's lied
about her death?
Even me?
I think that a woman died.
A woman was shot,
maybe by an intruder, maybe not.
But the woman who died wasn't
Stella.
Stella's around here somewhere,
I know it.
Catherine, calm down.
This is madness.
Is it? I don't think so.
For starters,
she has a key to the loft.
She comes in,
even with the locks changed.
There's one thing.
Stella had a sister.
A sister?
A twin.
It's Nancy Brook.
She lives down in the suburbs.
Here's her address and her...
phone number.
Why don't you check with her?
I will.
Don't look at me like that.
I'll be all right,
if only I can protect myself.
From what?
Lend me your gun.
- My gun?
- The one you keep
in your bathroom cupboard.
It's a 9 mm. I bought it
a couple months ago in Germany.
It's never been fired.
- I have a permit for it.
- It's heavy.
You trust me with this?
I trust you not to shoot yourself.
- Daisy was not suicidal.
- Catherine,
Daisy was always unstable.
Upset, yes. Unstable, no.
Do you think I'm unstable?
Thank you. Thank you very much.
Let me give you
some more of my instability.
You know Stella kept a diary.
- Yeah, so?
- She had evidence of another woman.
And you kept telling her
that she was imagining things.
And she was!
She saw someone.
A woman with dark hair,
- in bed with you.
- Okay.
It's true, okay?
Stella was jealous,
yes, crazy jealous.
She was jealous of everybody.
It was like a disease.
But she never seemed
to get any better.
I remember one night coming back
from a recording studio,
she comes up and she starts...
smelling my clothing looking for
any trace of another woman.
Who was she, Nick?
There was no one!
Oh, but there was.
On the night of Stella's so-called
death, there was an intruder,
a woman, and now
there's another intruder.
- What are you talking about?
- That this time
it's Stella, and don't tell me
she's dead because she isn't.
Nancy?
- Nancy Brook?
- You must be Catherine.
Are you saying that
the guy who killed your friend
was the same guy
who killed my sister?
It wasn't a guy.
A woman?
Nancy, did Stella ever talk to you
about having enemies?
Although we were twins,
we were never very close.
Well, after we grew up.
Shared?
Put it this way:
She tried to steal him from me.
She was so jealous.
After she got married
the first time...
The first time?
Yeah, you know, to the guy
she married before Nick.
He didn't tell you?
That's Nick for you.
Does Stella's first husband
live out here?
No, he's got a little camera-rental
company back in the city.
Stella was too young
for Larry anyway.
- Larry?
- Jaffe.
Larry Jaffe.
The way he played around
drove her nuts.
Sometimes I used to think
Stella got married to Nick
just to get back at Larry.
The fact is, he and Stella
stayed pretty close.
Listen, I wouldn't worry too much
about this diary thing.
I mean, Stella was always
making up stuff.
She was a very passionate person.
Always falling in and out of love.
I don't think she made anything up.
Does Nick know you're here?
This is between you and me,
Mr. Jaffe.
Larry.
Stella was seeing another man.
- Hey, slow down, Mrs. Girard.
- Why should I?
I heard you like fast women.
They're my preference.
Who was she seeing?
Did she tell you?
Someone called Buddy.
Buddy.
Does he have a last name?
Friend of Nick's, she said.
They weren't sleeping together,
if that's what you're thinking.
I think he was just someone
she used to confide in.
When she wasn't here with me,
of course.
Thanks for your help, Barry.
Larry.
If you're ever thinking
- of dropping by...
- I just did.
Catherine!
What's going on?
Where have you been?
All my stuff!
Who do you think did this?
- Charlie.
- Charlie? What are you saying?
- Badge!
- Stop it, Catherine!
The maintenance man, or Daisy.
Daisy is dead!
How about Stella?
What about you?
Are you crazy? Do you think
I'd mess up my own things?
Nick, listen to me.
She did it.
What "she" are you talking about?
What "she" do you think?
I think maybe that "she"
is you.
F*** you!
It's here.
- What is?
- The diary.
Stella's diary is here.
- This is the book?
- Yes.
I told you.
Catherine, I've never seen
this book before.
"I had my hair done, a new style
which I knew Buddy would love."
I still don't know who Buddy is.
- You must know.
- No, I'm not lying to you.
"I saw them.
They were all over each other.
Her hair was spread across
my pillow.
At first I couldn't watch,
and when I finally looked again
she was gone."
She's been here again.
She left her dress on the bed
to taunt me.
Oh my God.
This wasn't in here before.
What are you talking about?
I'm telling you,
the diary stopped before this.
This is a new entry.
And these.
Nick's little friend
keeps getting in here.
When I was brushing
my hair, I realized it was
her brush I was holding in my hand.
A strange cat got in here.
I ran out to tell Buddy,
but he wasn't home.
When I came back,
everything seemed different.
She'd put flowers everywhere.
She and Nick
are trying to drive me insane.
You're sure it's her writing?
I'm sure it is.
But this can't be.
She's got a friend called Daisy.
I meant to scare her,
- she backed away...
- Stella killed Daisy!
- Stella is dead.
- Now the only one to get rid of...
is Catherine.
Oh my God, Nick, she's written
my name.
I'm so sorry, Catherine.
I'm so sorry
I did not believe you.
This can't be, but it is.
I knew it.
Nick, we've got
to get out of here.
Why don't you go ahead
to the Servello Hotel.
I'll pack a few things.
Charlie, we found it.
Found what?
Stella's diary.
It was back in the apartment.
She mentions me by name.
Do you understand?
She's still writing it!
I want to know,
who's Buddy?
Look, I have to talk to Nick.
No more lies, Charlie.
I know who Buddy is.
Catherine...
Look out!
Charlie!
No, Charlie!
Charlie.
Can you talk?
Buddy...
Buddy was me.
I know.
What do you mean,
she hasn't checked in?
She should have been here
an hour ago.
Look, I'm really sorry,
Mr. Girard.
Sorry, ma'am, you can't use
that cell phone in here.
Why not?
It could interfere with
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