The Kreutzer Sonata Page #7
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realize you have been totally
f***ing p*ssy-whipped.
To be honest, I feel like a d*ckhead
just talking about this.
It's all right.
You're probably...
you're probably right, Dave.
And you might as well be dead.
And that's what they want anyway.
Do you want me to pull over?
No, I'm fine.
So, once you've realized that,
you think to yourself,
"What am I doing?
What am I doing?
I might as well just be going out
and getting a hooker."
The only thing is is I'm married
to a hooker, and I'm not likely
to get syphilis, gonorrhea, AIDS,
or you know, my cock won't drop off,
because I'm married to her.
Now you're laughing.
See, that's what I wanted.
Yeah.
and I've cheered you up.
You feel better?
Thank you, David, thank you.
Thank you.
I feel better too.
I feel better that you feel better.
I really feel so glad and
relieved to see you laughing,
but I tell you what you do need
to do tonight, and it was
something that somebody helped
me with when I was feeling down
in this town.
Do you want to know?
Sure.
There are some really
great pubs here.
It's really down to earth.
You pay a certain amount
of money for a lap dance.
It's like buying a raffle ticket.
In Britain they call them
raffle tickets, you know,
village fetes and things like that?
you buy, oh, a ticket that's,
you know, for like 15 bucks you
get a lap dance,
60 bucks you get a blow job
It's like 300 bucks, you get
the whole thing,
and it's so tasteful,
people from Japan use it.
Oh, really?
Yeah, it's great.
I don't think that's...
It may not be to your taste, but...
- I don't think so.
- No?
We've been told a lie, all of us.
We've been told sex is good,
sex is fun, sex is all you need.
Is it?
Look into my soul...
and look at the devils
that are tearing it apart.
Now tell me it's all
so f***ing Wonderful.
Hi, Ginger, it's Edgar.
How are you?
Very good, thank you.
Good, good.
Um, when did she leave?
Uh...around 6:
30?Who'd she leave with?
Aiden, I think.
All right.
All right, Ginger, thanks.
Sorry I missed your call.
Please leave a message.
Hello.
Hi. Is she back yet?
No, um, she called.
She'll be back around 11:15.
Oh. All right.
I'll, I'll talk to you tomorrow.
Thanks.
Sorry I missed your call.
Please leave a message
and I'll call you back.
Sorry I missed your call.
I was cold.
My jaw started to shake
My teeth rattled.
I shuffled forward mechanically.
What were my thoughts?
What did I Want?
I've absolutely no idea.
All I knew was that some terrible
and very important event
was about to take place in my life.
Oh...
So here it Was, for real.
No imagination.
I had a strange feeling of joy
that my pain was about to end,
that I'd be able to give
my hatred free rein.
And indeed I did.
I became a Wild beast,
a ferocious and cunning Wild beast.
It was almost...
an out-of-body experience.
I acted precisely, unhurriedly,
but Without Wasting a moment
and with only one outcome in view.
Lexi and Desi?
When people tell you that
they don't remember what they did
when they were
in a mad fit of rage...
don't believe a Word of it.
It's, it's all lies, bullshit.
I remembered everything afterward,
and I've never stopped remembering it,
not for one millisecond.
The more steam my rage got up,
the more brilliantly some kind
making me hyper conscious
of every detail.
Edgar
Edgar
No...
HO...
no!
Ohh!
Looking at her battered face,
for the first time I forgot
about myself, my...
injured pride.
For the first time I saw her
as a, as a human being.
And so insignificant
did all that had hurt me
and made me jealous now seem,
and so terrible what I'd done,
and I realized that I'd never know
Whether or not she had
been unfaithful, and Worse,
it didn't even matter any more.
Is that blood?
Forgive me...
I have to tell you something...
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