The Pretty One Page #5
- No, no, not really.
It sounds terrible, I'm sorry. I...
Basel.
Basel.
We need to get some ice cream.
Ice cream is not gonna fix this.
Mrs. Brown, ice cream
fixes everything.
Yeah, it's gonna get me a job?
Yes.
Here, would you hold this?
You can even have some.
Well, Mrs. Brown, I got something
I've been wanting to give you.
As you know, we are a happily married
couple with two lovely kids.
But I want more.
Okay.
You don't believe me, all right.
So the thing I got you, Mrs. Brown,
is a very expensive ring.
What are you doing?
Will you marry me again and make me
the happiest man in the whole world?
You are very cute but you
have terrible timing.
Well, that's a weird no.
For real...
I love you now.
And I've loved you since the first
moment that I met you, Audrey.
- Take it back.
- I thought you'd have a different reaction.
- Take that part back.
- Take what back?
The part about loving
me since you met me.
What difference does it make?
It's a nice thing to say.
I need this to be
mine, to be my love.
It is yours. I don't care if you
didn't love me when we first met.
But if you loved me back then, it
means you don't actually love me.
Well, I don't think
that's true, Audrey.
I'm not Audrey.
- Because you're Mrs. Brown?
- No, I'm not Mrs. Brown.
And I'm not Audrey.
I don't get what game
I'm Laurel.
I'm her twin.
What does that mean?
Audrey died, we're twins.
- Audrey died.
- Are you...?
- Are you being serious?
- Yes.
So you died, or your sister died in
the car accident, and you came back?
They got confused in the hospital.
They thought I was Audrey but I'm not.
And I didn't remember at first.
- If this is a joke, it's...
- It's not a joke.
You lied this whole time?
You pretended
to be your dead sister?
I'm the same person. I just
have a different name.
Who does that?
I trusted you.
- I asked if it was real and you said yeah.
- It is real.
It's all bullshit.
I'm so sorry. I just...
Hi.
- The wedding's not till next week, honey.
- I know.
Can I come in?
Come in, come in.
I came here because I need
to tell you something.
Okay.
You guys...
were wrong.
At the hospital, you were wrong.
Wrong about what?
Who I am.
Audrey is the one who died.
What?
Porcupine?
Oh, my God.
But, you...
I mean...
But...
your hair...
- I mean, we all thought...
- You poor child.
When did you finally remember?
The morning of the funeral.
You went to your own funeral?
On purpose?
Is this funny to you?
No, no, it's not funny to me.
No, Daddy.
Dad.
Dad.
Daddy.
Frank.
Frank, do something.
- Do something.
- I can't find my f***ing cerulean.
I'm sorry, Dad.
No, stop it.
There is no excuse.
This is beyond...
No, but, Dad, no one
cared that I was gone.
How can you say that?
You were my porcupine.
- We did everything together.
- I know.
But, Daddy, you didn't even have
anything to say at the funeral.
I was in shock, you know?
Just lost my baby girl.
Excuse me if I wasn't Shakespeare.
I just...
I just needed to know that...
That you loved me.
We're gonna have to
have another funeral.
- I don't give a hot damn what they say!
Don't get snippy with me!
I'm not the one who lied.
Can I just have a minute?
- Can you two just give me a moment?
- Well, I never!
Daddy?
Daddy.
- I'll do that.
- I got it.
But I always do the dishes.
Well, I've been doing them since
you left, so it's about time.
Okay.
What can I do to make
you stop hating me?
I don't know when I'm gonna find it in
my heart to forgive you on this, porc.
I mean...
I'm glad you're back and all...
but here I am mourning the
death of another child.
And I'll be goddamned if it's
not confusing as all hell.
I understand.
I don't think you do.
But I want to.
I want to know.
If there's anything I took
away from your being dead...
it's that I wished you'd have
and gotten on with your life.
You need to start worrying about
what you're dealing with.
Would anyone like to say a
Well...
this is a certifiably weird place
I've put everyone in, huh?
Nothing I say really matters.
You still think
there's something wrong with me...
and you would be right.
So...
I'll just say this.
Audrey...
Audrey was...
everything to me.
She was the much bigger
half of our whole.
And I couldn't let her go.
Hey, guys.
- Hi, Laurel.
- Hey.
Thank you for coming.
Do you wanna give me
the official tour?
A tour?
Sure.
This is the living
room with furniture.
Okay, come with me.
So are you staying here?
No.
It's not exactly an abode
for a grown woman.
Well said, Captain Obvious.
I was just saying.
I thought I was going crazy back
there, but I knew it wasn't her.
I know you did.
You more than anyone.
You must have really loved her.
I wanted to be just like her.
But I'm not.
I guess we have more in
common than we thought.
I'm gonna go back to the city...
and I think it's best we remain friends
despite our past disagreements.
Yeah, I agree.
Good.
Good technique.
Beautiful palette.
You got more of these?
You should show them.
Yeah, I was thinking about
taking them around.
It's about time you
did your own work.
So...
you probably figured
this out already...
but I'm in love.
I know, I know we
disagree on this...
but I actually think
He smells real.
You know...
like sweat and life...
and sex.
I feel like myself around him.
And I'm making you a promise.
Right now...
I'm going to do what
you wanted me to do.
I'm going to be more like me.
Find out what that really means.
What do you want?
You.
I want you, please.
May I please have you?
Well, you know what?
F*** you if you think
I'm that easy.
I know you're not that easy.
- Hey, kids, what's up?
- Trick or treat!
- Trick or treat!
All right, get in there, guys.
Guys, plenty of sweets right here.
It's candy.
- You're early this year.
- Happy Halloween.
- Happy Halloween.
- Happy Halloween.
So, what are you dressed as?
Myself.
- So that's what Laurel looks like?
- Yeah, this is what I look like.
I told everyone at home about
Wow, how'd that go?
I'm still alive.
Well, you seem to be, but you
never know with the two of you.
I miss you.
I miss you terribly.
I know you feel like
you don't know me...
but I'm telling you, you do.
I'm just asking you to take
a chance on that person.
I know I am f***ed up.
But despite all that, I...
All in all, I am...
like, a pretty cool girl.
Well, nice work on
complimenting yourself.
Thank you.
Also, I really think you should
know this cast comes off tomorrow.
You've never seen
this forearm before.
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