Thelma and Louise Page #7
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She puts her finger down on the receiver.
INT. JIMMY'S APARTMENT - DAY
Jimmy is still holding the phone to his ear.
JIMMY:
Louise?
Thelma in store buying gum, beef jerky. Next to the cash
register on the counter on display are those little tiny
bottles of liquor. Thelma picks up a little bottle of Wild
Turkey and puts in on the counter. The Old Man rings it up.
She takes another one and puts it on the counter.
The Old Man is still ringing stuff up.
She takes two more and puts them on the counter. She takes
the rest of the little bottles of Wild Turkey out of the
display and puts them on the counter. She takes one little
bottle of Cuervo and puts it down on the counter, too. The
Old Man finally looks at her. From the wall behind him, he
takes a pint of Wild Turkey down.
OLD MAN:
Ma'am, are you sure you wouldn't
rather have the large economy size?
Louise is hanging up the phone. She walks away towards the
front of the store.
Thelma comes out of the front of the store. The store is at
a crossroads with a fair amount of vehicular traffic.
LOUISE:
Go call Darryl.
Thelma is walking towards the car. She puts her purse in
the front seat. She looks at Louise.
THELMA:
Call him?
LOUISE:
Call him. Don't tell him anything.
Tell him you're having a wonderful
time and you'll be home tomorrow
night.
THELMA:
Will I be?
LOUISE:
I don't know. I won't be.
Thelma and Louise look at each other while this sinks in.
THELMA:
walks around to the side of the building to the phone. She
picks it up and dials.
THELMA:
(into phone)
Collect from Thelma.
EXT. STOREFRONT - DAY
Louise goes into the store for a chocolate Yoohoo.
THELMA:
Honey?
INT. THELMA'S HOUSE - DAY
Darryl in the den of their house. The room is a mess.
There are beer cans everywhere. The large screen TV is ON,
showing a FOOTBALL GAME. Darryl is in a recliner. He is
wearing loud shorts, a V-necked T-shirt, and a couple of
necklaces and bracelets.
DARRYL:
Goddamnit, Thelma, where in the Sam
Hill are you?!
THELMA:
I'm... I'm with Louise. We're in
the mountains, we're...
INT. THELMA'S HOUSE - DAY
DARRYL:
(interrupting)
What in the hell do you think you're
doing? Have you lost your goddamn
mind?! Is that it? I leave for
work and you take complete leave of
your senses?
THELMA:
Darryl... baby... Darryl, calm down
now, honey. Please don't get so
mad. I can explain...
INT. THELMA'S HOUSE - DAY
Darryl is mad, but he's still watching the game.
DARRYL:
Hold on. Hold on a minute, damnit.
He covers the mouthpiece and watches a play where "his team"
fumbles the ball. This only makes him madder. He puts the
phone back to his ear in time to hear Thelma say:
THELMA (V.O.)
...only for one day and we'll be
back tomorrow night.
DARRYL:
No you won't. You'll be back today.
Now! You get your ass back here,
Thelma, now, Goddamnit. Thelma, do
you understand me?
Thelma is trying not to cry. She's trying to be strong.
THELMA:
Darryl, please... You're my husband,
not my father, Darryl.
INT. THELMA'S HOUSE - DAY
DARRYL:
(interrupting)
That does it! That Louise is nothin'
but a bad influence. If you're not
back here tonight, Goddamnit,
Thelma... well, I just don't wanna
say...
Neither one of them say anything for a moment.
DARRYL:
Thelma?
THELMA:
Darryl.
DARRYL (V.O.)
What?
THELMA:
Go f*** yourself.
She hangs up on him.
Thelma has tears running down her face and she is watching
the ground as she storms back to the car. So she makes a
loud grunt as she slams into someone that she did not see.
Both people are knocked back a few steps from the force of
the collision.
HITCHHIKER:
Whoa! Excuse me! Miss, are you
alright?
Thelma nods her head "yes," but tears continue. Her crying
is silent.
HITCHHIKER:
Thelma shakes her head "no." She tries to control her tears.
She notices how blue his eyes are.
THELMA:
No. Thanks. Sorry.
THELMA:
collects herself as she walks back to the car. She gets in
and is drying her eyes, looking in the side mirror. In the
mirror she sees the Hitchhiker come back around from the
side of the building. He is several feet behind the car,
and she watches him as he removes his long-sleeved shirt and
stuffs it into his duffel bag. Now he is just in T-shirt
and jeans. He looks good. Really good. She watches in the
mirror as he picks up his stuff and heads towards the road.
She can see him as he's walking. He stops. He's thinking.
He heads over to the car.
HITCHHIKER:
Would you mind me asking which
direction you and your friend are
going? I'm trying to get back to
school and my ride fell through, so
I'm kinda stuck. Are you going my
way?
Thelma doesn't know what to do.
THELMA:
Umm. I think we're going to Oklahoma
City. But I'm not sure.
HITCHHIKER:
Do you think you could... I mean, I
could help pay for gas.
Thelma knows Louise isn't going to like this.
THELMA:
Ummm. Well, see, it's not really up
to me. It's not my car. Umm, we'll
have to ask my friend, but she'll
probably say no. She's a little
uptight.
HITCHHIKER:
Well. Maybe we better not ask her.
But thank you anyway.
Now she wants him to come. He starts to walk away from the
car.
THELMA:
Well, we can ask her. That won't
hurt.
Just then Louise comes out of the store. She sees Thelma
talking to this guy and, for one moment, stops dead in her
tracks as she takes this in, then continues toward the car.
Although her face is basically expressionless, we see that
it's possible she might kill Thelma.
THELMA:
Louise, this young man is on his way
back to school and needs a ride, and
I thought since...
LOUISE:
It's probably not a good idea.
THELMA:
Louise.
The Hitchhiker just nods and starts walking towards the road.
HITCHHIKER:
Y'all have a nice day. Drive safe.
The guy does seem really nice and Thelma is really frustrated
that Louise wouldn't give him a ride, but decides not to
confront her.
THELMA:
See how polite he is? He was really
nice.
Louise lowers the top and backs the car out. They watch him
walk away.
Louise pulls out of the parking lot onto the road. They
pass the Hitchhiker. Thelma waves.
HITCHHIKER:
(to Thelma)
You cheer up now!
She turns around in the seat to continue waving. He smiles
and waves. They drive down the road. TIGHT SHOT of the
Hitchhiker as the smile fades from his face.
CUT TO:
Thelma looking sulky.
THELMA:
I wish we could've brought him with
us.
LOUISE:
What did Darryl say?
THELMA:
(sarcastically)
He said "Okay, Thelma. I just wanted
to know you were alright. I hope
you're havin' a good time. You sure
deserve one after puttin' up with me
all the time. I love you, honey."
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