Thoroughbreds Page #3
It's her own horse.
Are you f***ing kidding me?
That's crazy!
I mean, uh, it must be really
crazy for you
because you guys were friends
and everything, so it's like...
LILY:
Uh, yeah, but likeIf you need someone to,
you know, talk to...
[SCOFFS]
You've seen the pictures, right?
- No.
- Zach Friedrich's dad
is part-owner of the stable.
He found the, like, the photos.
His dad was sending them
to their lawyer.
So, Zach sent them to Connor
and Connor obviously sent them
to 10 other people.
MICHAEL:
She's f***ing 15, dude!TIM:
Yes, and that's plenty oldenough to decide
who she wants to hang out with.
So, I'm sorry if your girlfriend
would rather...
MICHAEL:
She's notmy girlfriend, all right?
She's my f***ing sister!
TIM:
All right,well, whatever she is.
She is an intelligent,
like, being
who can make up her own mind
about the people
she wants to hang out with.
Am I wrong?
What the f***
is he even doing here?
Whoa. [IMITATES] "What the f***
am I even doing here"?
I am providing you all
with early drug experiences
that you will forever cherish.
That's what the f*** I'm doing.
- And who the f*** are you?
- You went to school
- with my cousin.
- Okay, great. What's his name?
This guy did f***ing jail time.
Statutory rape.
He f***ed someone our age
when he was 25.
All right. All right.
All right. All right.
I was 23.
You gorilla-faced dumbass!
Hey, put that f***ing phone
away!
You know what? I refuse.
I refuse...
put the f***ing phone away!
I refuse to stand trial in front
of this kangaroo court... f***.
Sh*t! F***!
- MICHAEL:
F*** you!- F***ing evil children.
Oh, sh*t, f***ing children.
Goddammit...
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
LILY:
[CLEARS THROAT]Is this your car?
Let me get out of your way.
Unless, um,
- you want in on this?
- No.
I see that glimmer.
- Don't be ashamed.
- I'm good. Thanks.
- I'm Tim.
- I'll...
I'll call the cops.
All right.
You know, I saw you
earlier in the night back there.
Keeping to yourself.
Something is weighing on you.
- Let's talk it out.
- No.
Come on.
I'm a really good listener.
I really have to go.
Where did you go to school?
I board.
And it makes you miserable.
It's like a glorified
f***in' prison.
[CAR BEEPING]
You ever think
about dropping out?
- Why would I do that?
- It's what I did.
Followed my, uh,
entrepreneurial instincts.
It's the best decision
I ever made.
Clearly.
You know, the thing about
this town is...
but you are still
in a hamster cage.
Meanwhile, out there,
there are more billionaires
under 30
than at any moment
in human history.
[MUFFLED] It's our time,
motherf***er.
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
[GLASS CLINKS]
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
[RUMBLING]
[RUMBLING GROWS LOUDER]
[ALL SOUNDS STOP]
[CAR DOOR CLOSES]
[BIRD SQUAWKING]
- Well, hello, you!
- Hi.
Did she...
Did you come here to...
- Did she do something?
- Uh, no.
No, I'm, I'm just here
to say hi.
Oh.
What... come on in.
Come in.
She's out back.
What's she doing out there?
KAREN:
I don't know.MAN [OVER TV]:
...believe asmuch of that delicious stem,
which has the same flavor
as the artichoke heart,
Just hit him.
- What?
- Just hit him.
MAN [OVER TV]:
...we cut straight across
into thin pieces.
Now at this point
you can eat this raw.
And I often make a little salad
that we use
and olive oil
and eat them
with something called bresaola,
which is air-dried beef.
Twenty-five.
Bullshit. It was 30.
Fine. Thirty.
[PANTING]
[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING]
[COUGHING]
[CHAIR SQUEAKING]
Hey, um...
so...
that thing you said
the other night.
Which thing?
About Mark.
Yeah?
Well,
you said something like,
"Why are you assuming
you'd get caught?"
Uh-huh.
So, like...
hypothetically,
if you were going to do it,
how would you...
do it?
Well, I wouldn't...
do it.
That's what you want me to say.
I don't want you
to say anything.
Just asking.
[TAPPING]
CYNTHIA:
I do think thatyou could be...
more honest.
"The mounting pressure
of my coursework,
combined with the emotional toll
of losing my father..."
You don't have to read
it out loud.
CYNTHIA:
"...drove meto confuse the thin line
between research
and plagiarism."
How about you just say:
"Drove me to go online
and find...
Okay, I really don't
need your line edits.
Then why are you asking me
to read it?
Because I need
a parent's signature
on my reapplication form.
Right, but...
LILY:
What?We've been having
the conversation
about next year, and...
we feel really good
about Brookmore.
He has a friend
who's on the board
and they're really
very good at...
Brookmore
is a place for girls
with very severe
behavioral issues.
How is this even part
of the conversation?
- That's not true.
- LILY:
If I'm not readmitted,then I'm staying local.
We, um...
in a supportive environment.
[EXHALES]
- He doesn't want me here.
- CYNTHIA:
No...No, that's not it at all.
You know how much effort
he puts in every day
getting closer to you.
I got admitted
into Andover, I've...
MARK:
You were admittedto Andover
because your dad
wrote them a check.
This is a not a conversation.
We've already made
the down payment.
[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING]
[METAL SQUEAKING]
[GUNSHOTS OVER TV]
[BRUSHING TEETH]
[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING]
- [MUSIC STOPS]
- [NOTIFICATION BEEPS]
[SPITS]
[WATER RUNNING]
- [WATER OFF]
- [TOOTHBRUSH THUDS ON COUNTER]
[TYPING ON KEYBOARD]
[COMPUTER BEEPS]
[NOTIFICATION BEEPS]
[TYPING ON KEYBOARD]
- [COMPUTER BEEPS]
- [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING]
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
- MARK:
I'm fine.- CYNTHIA:
Honey,you can't go in
looking like that.
- I'm fine.
- Let me just fix it...
I'm fine. Ow.
Are you gonna make me
repeat myself?
- Don't do that...
- Are you gonna make me
repeat myself?
I said I'm f***ing fine!
I was just trying to help.
Do you speak English?
Or am I gonna have
to stand here all day
like a f***ing robot
repeating myself.
"I'm fine. I'm fine.
I'm fine. I'm fine!"
Jesus Christ!
[DOOR OPENS, CLOSES]
[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]
[BIRD CALLING]
I saw the photos.
Oh.
You're not gonna say anything?
What do you want me to say?
I guess I didn't realize
you did it like that.
Well, that's not
how I wanted it to go.
- Well, what did you to happen?
- Obviously,
I wanted to get it done
by a vet.
He was never gonna walk again.
But you know my mom.
She's the type of person
that gets weepy
when she imagines her horse
going to sleep
And when a...
weak moral character like that
runs your household...
But still, you didn't have to...
Well, if the Midazolam
Hydrochloride had worked
- like it was supposed to...
- The what?
The Midazolam Hydrochloride.
If it had worked
like it was supposed to,
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