The Safety of Objects Page #3
MOM.
Julie:
MOM?ARE YOU OK?
I'M GOOD.
YEAH?
YEAH?
YEAH.
YEAH.
BOBBY.
THANKS, DAD.
THE CHICKEN:
WAS JUST RIGHT.
EXCUSE ME.
THAT'S OK.
NO. HE DOESN'T DO
THAT KIND OF STUFF.
AW, THAT'S TOO BAD.
IT'S A FATHER'S JOB
THESE KIND OF SKILLS
I STARTED BOBBY:
OH, DAD. I WAS 9.
I KNOW HOW:
I KNOW HOW:
ANYWAYS, MY DAD'S REALLY
BUSY, SO...
LAWYER IN THE CITY.
THE CITY.
AND HE CAN'T TEACH
HIS SON TO GRILL?
CHOCOLATE SAUCE?
OH, YEAH. YOU WAN SOME, JAKE?
SURE.
AND GET I YOURSELF?
'CAUSE SHE'S UP
AND SHE DOESN'T MIND
GETTING IT FOR ME.
MAYBE SHE'S SICK
OF GETTING STUFF--
SAL, DON'T START.
YOUR MOTHER'S UP.
IT'S EASIER.
SEE? SHE GOT IT.
SHE'S NOT COMPLAINING.
WAYNE.
WAYNE.
?? EMOTION ??
GOOD NIGHT, BILL.
GOOD NIGHT.
GOOD NIGHT, BILL.
GOOD NIGHT.
HEY, THERE.
SITTING IN THE DARK?
FOR YOU.
OHH, JIM, I'M SORRY.
JAKE'S--HE'S STAYING
OVER AT A FRIEND'S,
AND I JUST THOUGH IT'D BE EASIER
THERE'S SOME FOOD
IN THE KITCHEN.
I KNOW. I MADE A SANDWICH.
I KNOW. I MADE A SANDWICH.
BUT I WAS WAITING.
SO YOU SAID.
HERE, SWEETIE.
I'M SORRY.
OK. I GOT YOU.
[AHEM]
WHILE YOU WERE OU TOSSING THE BALL AROUND
AHH, THAT'S WAYNE.
HE'S A LITTLE...
JIM.
I'M SERIOUS.
YOU'RE DIVORCED.
PEOPLE DON'T THINK
THAT WE'RE DIVORCED.
DON'T KNOW YOU.
YOU HAVEN'T BEEN AROUND
OH, I'M SORRY
BUSY WORKING TO SUPPOR MY FAMILY,
JIM. LET'S NO DO THIS AGAIN, OK.
YOU HAVEN'T BEEN
WORKING CLASS:
STOP FEELING GUILTY.
WORKING A 12-HOUR DAY
DOESN'T MAKE YOU
A BETTER PERSON.
A BOMB THREAT.
NOT THAT YOU CARED
ABOUT IT OR ANYTHING.
WHEN YOU'RE STANDING HERE
ALL FRESHLY SHOWERED?
WHY WOULD I IMAGINE
ANYTHING ELSE?
WHY WOULD I IMAGINE
ANYTHING ELSE?
NEVER KILLED ANYONE.
THE DAY WITH ME:
THAT'LL MAKE YOU LAUGH
FOR SURE.
FOR SURE.
Jake:
WHAT AREYOU GUYS DOING?
WE'RE DOING?
HEY, JAKE.
WANT TO TRY?
OK.
CLOSE YOUR EYES:
AND OPEN YOUR MOUTH.
CLOSE YOUR EYES:
[COUGHING]
YOU SHOULD HAVE:
WARNED ME.
WHAT DID YOU THINK
KISS YOU?
[FOOTSTEPS]
QUICK.
[FOOTSTEPS]
SMOKING?
NO.
NO.
Sam:
OK.Sam:
OK.Girl:
YOU'RE NOT STAYING.Julie:
NO.Mrs. Gold:
DO EITHERNO, MOM.
THEY GET TO STAY.
YEAH. YOU'RE GONNA
MISS A GOOD ONE.
YEAH, YEAH.
YEAH, YEAH.
JULIE. MRS. GOLD,
HOW ARE YOU DOING?
[WHISPERING] Fine.
HOME.
ANOTHER HALF AN HOUR.
ASK HER.
MRS. GOLD, IS IT ALL RIGH IF I DRIVE JULIE HOME TONIGHT?
YES, YOU MAY, BOBBY.
SEE? I CAN BE COOL.
IN HALF AN HOUR?
[MOANING] JIM.
WHAT DO YOU THINK
WHAT DO YOU THINK
SUSAN.
YEAH?
Sam:
SHH.Jake:
SORRY.Jake:
SORRY.[RIPPLING]
[RIPPLING]
Sally:
LET'S PLAYMARCO POLO, OK.
Sam:
MARCO.Sally:
POLO.MARCO.
POLO. HA HA.
MARCO.
POLO.
MARCO.
POLO.
MARCO.
POLO.
MARCO.
POLO.
MARCO.
POLO.
[KIDS LAUGHING]
[KIDS LAUGHING]
Jake:
IT'S WEIRD HOW THEY KEEPSally:
YEAH.ANY OLDER?
NO. HE'S
STUCK THERE.
BACK WHEN:
HE'S 19.
WHEN I HAPPENED.
FROM MY ROOM.
WE ALL CAN.
WE ALL CAN.
[DOG PANTING]
[DOG PANTING]
HEY. HEY, AUDREY.
WON'T YOU?
IF ANYTHING ELSE
BAD HAPPENS,
IT WASN'T MY FAULT?
YOU'LL LET THEM KNOW
IT WASN'T MY FAULT?
[MACHINE BEEPING]
[MACHINE BEEPING]
IT'S GONNA TAKE,
SO I NEED YOU:
TO BE PATIENT, OK.
I'LL BE BACK AS SOON AS I CAN.
I'LL BE BACK AS SOON AS I CAN.
HA, ISN'T THAT FUNNY?
THAT IF THIS WERE JUS A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO,
REALLY WORRIED:
FOR DAYS AT A TIME.
DID YOU KNOW THAT?
I WAS ALWAYS SO AFRAID THA YOU'D GET YOURSELF INTO TROUBLE.
I MEAN, YOU KNOW HOW YOU WERE.
HERE YOU GO, SWEETIE. OK.
WOULD HURT US.
SOMETIMES:
THAT SOMEONE BREAKS IN
BUT THEY DON'T LISTEN
AND THEY LEAVE.
THEY DON'T EVEN WAN OUR THINGS.
THEY DON'T WANT ANYTHING
THAT WE'VE TOUCHED,
BECAUSE, I MEAN,
IS CONTAGIOUS.
IS CONTAGIOUS.
[SIGHS] MAYBE I SHOULDN'T HAVE
BUT, YOU KNOW, I DON'T THINK
[CLICK]
[BEEP]
[CLICK]
[BEEP]
[BEEPING]
[BEEPING]
[WHISPERING] Good night.
[WHISPERING] Good night.
PAUL.
PAUL.
AND A BEER.
YOU'D LIKE.
I FEEL SO STUPID.
I DON'T EVEN KNOW YOU.
DOWN THE STREET.
SO, UH, I KNEW WHA I WAS GETTING INTO
[SOBBING]
[SOBBING]
MY HUSBAND IS:
MOVING OUT. I'M JUST--
[SOBBING]
[SOBBING]
PEOPLE CAN BE:
[SOBBING]
[SOBBING]
JIM?
[MUMBLES]
[MUMBLES]
YOU GOOD?
YOU GOOD?
MM-HMM.
MM-HMM.
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