Those People Page #4
Wow, I uh--
You don't have to say
anything yet. It's okay.
I know you feel the same.
Um...
What's wrong?
How do you know?
[chuckles]
How do I know?
I just do.
When I'm with you, I never
want to be anywhere else.
I love you, Charlie.
Uh...
What is it?
I don't know.
It's a lot to process.
I mean, I like you so much.
I guess I just didn't realize...
[sighs]
It's this friend of yours,
-I knew it.
-What?
You and the Blackworth kid.
No.
-God.
-Wait, you know who he is?
Everyone in New York
knows who he is.
[sighs]
Hey.
How could you
be in love with that guy?
What?
Don't say it like that.
You don't know him.
So what?
Have you been sleeping
with him all this time?
No!
Sebastian and I have never...
anything, ever.
But you're in love with him?
No.
I mean, how could I be? No.
You don't get it.
Oh yeah.
Please, I get it.
Everyone has a Sebastian.
Hey.
[whispers]
Hey.
Listen.
I wanna be with you.
[scoffs]
Okay?
It doesn't matter.
You're so young.
I forget sometimes.
What?
You think you
don't deserve love?
[scoffs]
Whoa.
Way to take
a huge leap there, Tim.
Let me tell
you how this ends.
You don't end up
with your Sebastian.
It's not real love.
It's a childhood obsession,
an idea of a person.
And really,
it's a poor excuse.
What?
Like this f***ed up
umbilical cord,
so you never have to open
yourself up to anyone.
[sighs]
[voice breaks]
Wait, Tim! I--
It's okay. You know, just...
call me when you're ready
to let someone else in.
[gasps]
?
Wyatt!
God, I love this holiday.
(Wyatt)
Indians, your land is mine!
(Ursula)
Your hat looks weird.
You know, I think
I'm gonna do a lap first.
Kinberg, where's Tim?
(Ursula) Hmm?
(Wyatt) You got it.
Oh, okay.
[slurps through straw]
(Ursula)
Okay.
Whoa there, es.
No, honestly, I'm so-
I'm so fine, Ursula.
I can have as much drinks
as I want because I'm dumped.
Well--
Yeah, I know. I'm sorry.
Tim doesn't understand.
Why don't people
understand us, Ursula?
We've got each other.
[sighs]
Okay, enough about Tim.
What's up with you?
What's happenin' with Ursula?
Hmm?
Well, a new, full-time
position opened up at
Vogue
.
-Cultural Features Editor.
-Amazing.
I don't know if I'm gonna
put myself up for it, though.
What?
Why wouldn't you?
Just- I just don't know if it's
like the right time, you know?
No, no.
Plus, what if I don't get it?
It's my dream job.
There's nothing more depressing
than the death of a dream.
(Charlie)
What if we never get our dreams?
You want to know
whose fault it is?
Yeah, I could take a guess.
Bill Clinton.
Wow.
I would not-
I would not have guessed that.
No, because when we were
growing up, Bill lied to us,
because he said,
that you could do anything.
the- the Clinton administration.
You remember that?
Yeah, dude.
Tim just dumped you
because of Bill Clinton.
What? No, shut up.
You're ridiculous.
That's what you said, right?
Oh.
[slurps]
(Ursula)
Charlie?
You gotta put yourself
up for that job, Ursula.
You have to go after
the things you want in life.
You gonna boot?
Where's your uh, hidden cave?
Tell me it's closer
than Transylvania.
Yeah, it is.
It's in Bushwick.
[laughs]
Doesn't anyone
live in Manhattan anymore?
Oh, don't worry, little lamb.
-I'll protect you.
-Little Lamb?
I don't know
if anyone told you,
but I'm really a wolf
in sheep's clothing...
Why don't you go get us a drink?
-Yeah.
-Yeah.
He's cute, right?
A Ginger?
[chuckles]
Who knew there were
so many cute boys in Brooklyn?
Yeah, I really should invite him
back to the apartment,
but you know how these boys
scare so easily about money.
[laughs]
Charlie. Uh.
[chuckles]
Good fangs.
God, you bit my nose.
Who bites someone's nose?
-Stop it!
-We can practice.
[sighs deeply]
[laughter/talking
coming from other room]
You're an a**hole!
[clears throat]
What?
Are we just
(Sebastian)
What?
I know you know.
I know you know
my feelings for you.
What are you doing?
Get out.
-Should I go?
(Sebastian)
No.
My friend, he's just
having a little stroke.
You just like
the attention, right?
You just use me to feel
better about yourself?
Can we talk
about this later?
No, I waited fifteen years
to talk about this.
We're talking about this.
Great.
Well, then you can watch.
I kissed you.
Yeah, you were drunk.
It happens.
And we'll talk about it
in the morning.
-I should go.
(Sebastian)
No.
Why him, huh?
Why not me?
Oh, well, thank you.
What?
(Charlie)
Let's do this. Sebastian --
We're perfect for each other.
We spend all our time together.
We- we already love each other.
Oh, love?
It's a--
[sighs]
It's a different thing.
(Charlie)
Look at me.
Is this ever gonna happen?
Us?
Sebastian, us?
Is this ever gonna happen?
Stop being so dramatic.
Why can't you answer?
I don't mind if he joins.
(Charlie) What?
Why don't you join?
(Charlie)
I can't do this anymore.
Do what?
Tim was right. I'm never--
I'm never gonna be able
to love anybody else.
(Sebastian)
Will you stop saying love,
like it's the same thing!
Charlie, stop!
What is going on?
I'm leaving.
That's what's going on.
Well, um, what's the point
of having gay friends
if you can't sleep with them?
You're doing it wrong.
[sighs]
[breathing heavily]
[door closes]
You're way cuter anyway.
Please go.
Alright.
Why do you want
to ruin what we've got?
So we can have some
bad sex for a little while?
Then what?
Hmm?
I don't know.
Then we break up.
And that's it.
Fifteen years of friendship
down the drain.
Yeah, you're right, and um,
I can't be here.
You know what's
gonna happen, right?
When you stop loving me,
you're gonna realize
what a terrible person I am.
[door closes]
[sobs]
[growls]
[breathing heavily]
[moaning]
[whispers]
Hi.
Okay.
[scat singing]
I love you.
I love you.
Can I say it again?
I love you.
I love you, I love you.
Mmm.
I love you.
Mmm.
Yeah.
Yeah-yeah-yeah.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Who was that?
The San Francisco Symphony.
No.
-Yes.
-No.
Yes.
Oh my God.
Oh my God! That's--
They want me
to start in January.
Are you gonna take it?
It's a full-time position.
-Principal pianist.
-Yeah.
Come with me.
What?
I can't do that.
You only have one more
semester left anyway.
And you're not even
in classes anymore.
You can work from there,
and come back
for your thesis show.
-The plane ride is nothing.
-But-
but my mom and-- I-
I can't don't that, can I?
No, um...
we- we could do um,
long distance or something.
No, long distance never works.
Trust me.
What's holding you back?
Nothing, I guess.
Oh God --
Oh, my stomach hurts.
-Ooh, uh- uh--
-Come here.
Oh, no, no.
I love you.
I love you, too.
I don't want anyone else.
Do you?
No.
Then let's do it.
Come with me.
What if we just stayed here?
This is my chance for
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