The Quiet Page #4
finished your homework.
I told you I did it
this afternoon. F***.
PAUL:
Nina, can I talk to youfor a second?
Nina?
NINA:
What?PAUL:
It's a school night.So what?
And it's Late.
You should be focusing
on your homework.
Send her home.
We are doing homework.
You're not finished,
you're in there
doing your nails.
Just send her home, okay?
It's a school night.
You gotta go.
Go?
Go where?
I don't know. Home, I guess.
Why?
Just because.
I'll call you.
Okay, well,
I'm picking you up at midnight
and we're going to Brian's.
I can't!
Michelle...
CONNOR:
I'm not stupid, Dot.but I'm not. I mean, I...
I have this learning disorder.
I have ADD.
People think
a lot of stupid things.
I mean, people think
I f***ed Frederica Diaz,
it's...
I think about
how you Look naked,
and how quiet you are.
Like a doll.
You're a virgin, too,
aren't you, Dot?
(SIREN WAILING)
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
NINA:
Stop. Stop it.I'm fat.
PAUL:
You always say that.Where are you fat?
I don't see any fat.
Where is the fat, here?
NINA:
Stop.PAUL:
Any there?Here?
Stop it.
I have something for you.
What?
PAUL:
A present.NINA:
No,you're just saying that.
No, it's true.
I'm gonna give it to you.
PAUL:
But first...(CRASHING)
What was that?
Dot broke the statue.
I'm gonna get the dustpan.
You're gonna have to be
a Little more careful
around here, young lady.
Don't touch it,
youll cut yourself.
Olivia.
(CRYING)
(DOOR OPENING)
Dad, I, uh, said I was tired.
Be honest.
Do you think I'm fat?
Be honest.
right, Dot? I mean,
why would you lie to me?
You don't care about me.
Tonight's the night, Dot.
I can feel it.
Tonight I'm gonna kill him.
And I'm gonna do
it at midnight.
Itll be the perfect time.
You know, it's so good
that you can't hear, Dot.
Otherwise, you'd be,
Like, an accomplice.
(SIZZLING)
REGINA:
Department of Child Welfare.
Gina McQueen speaking.
Hello?
Hello?
(CROWD CHEERING)
(WHISTLE BLOWS)
CHEERLEADERS:
H-O-T, hot!The Cougar team is hot.
H-O-T, hot!
When we say roar,
you say net.
Go for the net. Meriden.
Meriden.
They got boys but we got men.
The Cougars stand
up proud and tall.
The Cougars
rock at basketball!
Hey.
I didn't see you there.
I suck at basketball and...
CONNOR:
You know,usually when we win,
there's a whole
bunch of people
waiting outside
of our Locker room,
cheering us on.
Got out fast today.
Nobody Likes a loser.
You know,
I was thinking
about you Last night.
I was thinking that
if we went on a road trip,
You know,
we could go all the way
through Long Island, to, uh,
to Pennsylvania.
You know,
that's where they make
Hershey's chocolate.
Pennsylvania.
And, uh, all the lamp posts
Look Like Hershey's Kisses.
They give you free M&M's
at the factory.
I can smell your hair.
It smells Like cucumbers.
I--I got really,
really hard Last night.
I had to beat off.
And my mom
was just outside of my room,
putting the towels away.
You know, I could hear her,
but I couldn't help myself.
I mean, I came four times.
I mean, four times,
that--that isn't normal,
is it?
What am I gonna do?
I'm this sex addict
with a Learning disorder
who forgot
how to play basketball.
OLIVIA:
The landscaper'scoming at noon tomorrow.
You told me already.
Is Nina
at the basketball game?
She's your daughter.
You don't know where she is?
Well, of course I know
where she is,
she's at the basketball game.
That boy that came
over the other night
was on the basketball team.
I thought he was very cute.
Cute?
OLIVIA:
For Nina.PAUL:
Careful, Olivia.What with all
these music videos
and magazines,
do you really
think she needs you
to push her into dating
and dressing Like a slut?
Paul?
Have I gotten fat?
She's only 17.
When you were 17,
you were still a virgin.
Come on, just Look.
You didn't even Look.
Come here,
see if you can pinch an inch.
See if you can pinch an inch.
Good night.
OLIVIA:
You're mean.I'm sleeping on the floor.
PAUL:
Get into bed, Olivia.I don't want to,
I'm comfortable here.
Get into bed.
Leave me alone!
Olivia, get into bed.
Yeah,
itll be all your fault.
(CHUCKLES) See, I'm still
as light as a feather.
You know, I've kissed
It's all right.
But I've never done it,
you know, the it.
Stuck it inside.
What?
What is it?
That's all right.
(DOOR OPENS)
(DOOR CLOSES)
Nina?
Nina?
What?
Where's Dot?
How am I supposed to know?
How was the game?
It sucked.
We Lost.
Don't get it on my uniform.
I've got something
that might make
you feel better.
What?
Daddy!
Open it.
What? Oh, my God!
I told you
I got you a present.
I Love it!
You really Like it?
Yes, I Love it.
I Love it, Dad.
It's so great.
(GIGGLING) Wait a minute,
Dad, wait a minute.
What's the matter?
Stop.
Gosh. I gotta iron my uniform
before I go to bed.
So...
I'll be in my room.
(MOANING)
You okay?
Oh, sh*t.
Do you think
I have a big dick, Dot?
I mean, I've measured it.
It's pretty small
when it's soft,
but when it gets hard,
it's--it's pretty big.
Wait.
Dot! Wait!
(KNOCKING AT DOOR)
Come in.
I knocked
and waited this time.
Don't do that,
I can't see what I'm doing.
I'll burn myself
and be disfigured.
Dad, I gotta do this.
Iron it before the next game.
I don't Like my uniform hot.
Stop it!
I Like to iron it
and Let it cool off.
Dad, I have a secret for you.
You do?
Yeah.
A surprise.
Really?
Sit down.
NINA:
Close your eyes.Close your eyes.
Okay.
I want you
to be ready for this.
Hmm.
Keep them closed.
That feels nice.
I Love you so much, Nina.
(DOOR CLOSING)
What was that?
Probably Dot.
Honey, who cares?
NINA:
Were you notgonna yell at her
for coming home so Late?
No, no, no, no, no.
Not right now. I'm still
waiting for my surprise.
Daddy?
Yeah.
I have to tell you something,
but you have to promise
not to get angry.
Of course, of course, honey,
anything. Anything.
You have to promise first.
Just tell me.
Do you promise?
I promise.
Swear!
What is it?
I'm pregnant.
You can open your eyes now.
PAUL:
What do you mean, Nina?I'm pregnant, Daddy.
I'm pregnant.
Well, that's impossible!
You don't believe me?
How do you know?
I took a test!
Those tests aren't accurate.
They're 87% accurate, Daddy,
and I haven't had
a period in six weeks.
F***!
That's it?
That's all you're gonna say?
What are you
gonna do about it?
What do you think
I don't want a baby
with webbed feet
running around the house,
Daddy!
I just wanted to make sure.
Do you think I'm crazy?
I just wanted to make sure!
I need $1,000.
$1,000?
There's an anonymous clinic
in Fairfield.
You haven't told anyone?
Of course not.
All right. I'll...
I'll write you a cheque.
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