Thunder Bay Page #6
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and residents have been warned to
expect winds up to 85 miles an hour.
What's the matter?
Nothing, l'm going to bed.
Did something happen?
Yes.
l was born in this horrible
town. That's what happened.
Feels more like a prison
every day.
lf l can't get out of it,
l might as well die!
l can't stand it
anymore.
You had the chance.
Why can't l?
Yeah.
l took the chance.
lf you'd been my older sister
three years ago
l'd have probably made
the same complaint to you.
l know l was thinking
the way you are.
l hated this town
and everything about it.
Well, if you understand,
why have you been acting
the way you have?
l'd do anything to keep you
from getting hurt like l was.
And l'd do anything
to get away.
Just because you made
mistakes, doesn't mean l would.
Does he, Fran?
Yes.
Or has he just said so?
Somebody like him
asked me, too,
and it made me happy
until l woke up one morning,
and found out
it was just another lie.
l know what it is
to want somebody
who's new and exciting.
The feeling you get
when he looks at you
and touches you.
But l'm way ahead of you.
l also know what happens
when it turns out to be empty.
Don't take a chance.
Stay with your own people.
lt's too late.
What do you mean?
l hate them.
l hate Phillipe and Teche.
l hate them all
and l told them so.
Where are you going?
You handle that boat
pretty good.
Afraid l can't say
the same
for the time and place
you picked to practice.
Didn't you hear there's
a big wind kicking up?
l heard.
l didn't think l could
make it back to the river.
That's why l came here.
lf you'll let me stay.
Sure, you can stay.
Right up on deck there.
You probably
won't believe this,
after all the things
l've said and done,
but l'm glad the storm gave me
a chance to come. l've wanted to.
ls that so?
This is more than just
a job to you, isn't it?
Sure it is. Sure.
Yeah, this is my baby.
l hope it rides out
that storm tonight,
like l promised it would.
Do you think it will?
l'll tell you
after it's over.
l hope this is the roughest, toughest
storm in the history of the world,
'cause that's the kind
l said this could beat.
Why are you doing it?
Will it make you rich?
Not especially.
Then why?
Oh, it's a challenge,
l guess.
Nobody had ever wrestled with
this particular spot in the world
before l came along,
so, l, you know...
Maybe
you don't know how oil was
and being held in the Earth.
Well now,
if l can reach down there,
and make them work for
the present and the future
then l've done something,
haven't l?
l'm going to put
all time together.
You understand what l mean?
ls there a chance
that you could tell me the
rest over a cup of coffee?
There isn't any more.
l mean there isn't
any more speech.
There's plenty of coffee.
Come on.
Here it is.
Gonna be
a little strong.
You know,
up there,
l told you why l was here.
Now, why don't you tell me
why you're here.
All right,
l'll be honest with you.
What would it cost me to
persuade you to fire Johnny Gambi?
What would it cost...
Why?
Francesca's fallen
in love with him.
Why, what's so terrible about that?
He's a top man in his field.
He makes good money...
He's hit and run,
and you know that.
has no intention of keeping.
You're kind of mixed up,
aren't you?
l mean, l can see promises
have been made to you
that weren't worth anything,
but that doesn't mean
all promises are like that.
l wasn't talking about myself.
Well, l am. Look at you,
out here trying
to be tough and cheap,
you can't even be that.
You don't know what kind
of a woman you are, do you?
Stop it!
You got yourself all torn
apart trying to hate everybody.
Why don't you stop
fighting yourself?
Oh, l don't want to be
mixed up anymore.
Maybe l wasn't really,
because l knew this would
happen if l ever got near you,
coming out here to help Fran,
but l wasn't. l...
l just wanted
what she'd found.
Say, where'd you go?
l turn around
to say something to you at
the bar and you are gone.
l went someplace,
all right.
Where'd you get
that dynamite?
Get it off my boat.
l took all
l'm gonna take, Teche.
theirs right out of the gulf.
You're crazy.
Listen to me.
You don't have to do
anything but take me out.
ln the morning,
the platform's gone
and everybody
blames it on the storm.
l think you had
too much whiskey.
Oh, that don't have
anything to do with it.
You're mad because
you lost your girl.
He can have her!
What's the matter with you?
You say you wanted to
blast them before.
Now we got the dynamite, you
don't want to fight no more.
They make a coward
out of you.
Don't say that.
Go on, coward.
l'll take the boat out
by myself.
You're drunk
and you're a fool.
All right,
l take you out.
Not because
you called me a coward.
But because
you are my friend.
l'll go cast off,
and we finish this thing, huh?
All right, we go.
lf you want to do this
crazy thing, do it fast!
That storm's
really kicking up now.
if everything's secure.
You wait right here.
Phillipe!
Steve!
Steve.
You don't care how you
kill your men, do you?
l've seen some cold ones
in my day,
but nothing
will ever come close
to that act
you put on tonight.
Teche, where is Stella?
She wasn't here all night.
And the boat is gone.
Where is she?
l don't know.
Dominique,
Phillipe, he's dead.
Phillipe?
He had some dynamite.
He wanted to go out
and blow that oil thing up.
l tried to
talk him out of it
but he was drunk.
All night long l look for him
out in the storm.
l'm going crazy,
Dominique.
lt wouldn't have happened
if those people were not here.
He thought
He wanted to get rid of
that platform for us.
For all of us.
But then the storm came up.
l should've known better.
l should've known better.
Where is Stella? What
have you done with her?
She's right in there.
Just keep her away from me.
Why, you people don't
stop at anything, do you?
l've got a good notion to
prefer charges on the whole town.
Stella!
What're you doing
with that man?
l went to see him.
You don't belong
here anymore.
Maybe you're right.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
What was the bar bill?
$500.
There wasn't $500 worth
of stuff in that joint.
l left a large tip.
Yeah, yeah.
Storm do any damage?
We rode it out. That rig's
So l hope all you fellows
had enough rest
because from now on,
there isn't gonna be any.
We start drilling
right away.
Still batting 1,000.
Come on, let's go!
She don't
feel good, Steve.
We got too much weight
on the bit,
and we're working her
too fast.
You just keep her going.
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