Tormented Page #2
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- 2009
- 91 min
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It's just me and you.
Punked, you f***ers.
Hug your pillow. Hug your pillow.
F*** you, all right? F*** off.
Mullet?
Mullet? Where you at?
Where you hiding, fool? Sick.
I think we should have a toast to Shrek.
To who?
Darren Mullet, the guy we planted today.
Oh, I can't drink to that.
They didn't mean we're celebrating.
They just... You know, to say goodbye.
- Hmm.
- That's all she meant, Justine.
- Why do you call him Shrek?
- Why do you think?
Because he was big...
and green
and ugly.
Except he wasn't actually
that green, though, was he?
But, f*** me, was he ugly!
Wasn't that the skinny kid
who threw up in assembly?
That's priceless. You spoke at his
funeral and you didn't know who he was.
Well, in that case we should definitely
give him a proper sendoff, right?
Justine, why don't you do the toast?
Er... rest in peace, Darren Mullet.
Lardy Boy.
To Lardy Boy.
Mm.
Mm, rest in piss, bro.
Ah.
Ha-ha-ha.
# One for my homies, one for my blud
One for my jeans...
Paying my respect
the only way I know how.
To Mullet. I bet the only reason
you hung yourself...
...was 'cause
you were trying to get a hard-on.
You were just trying to get wood, boy.
# That's the start,
the middle and the end
# Aren't you glad the universe pretends?
# If I don't get this message honed
once again I'm gonna hate alone
# Ride with me
# Ride with me, ride with me
# Oh, ride with me
# Ride with me, ride with me...
Justine, Jason and I were discussing
his little outburst yesterday.
And while I accept that he was upset
about the loss of his friend...
I didn't lose him. He killed himself.
Unless I hear an apology, I will have
no choice but to contact your parents.
- I'm sorry I called you a hypocrite.
- There, that wasn't so hard, was it?
Thank you, Justine.
'Richard,
Jeremy Prendergast's mother called.
'He went to a party last night
and he hasn't come home. '
If I know Jeremy, he's probably
lying drunk in a gutter somewhere.
'I dare say he'll turn up. '
Hey, Daddy. Hey.
Wait, Jason.
Look, I'm really sorry
about what happened to your friend.
- What was I supposed to say?
- You could have told the truth.
What, with his parents sitting there?
I could hardly say, "I'm sorry,
but I didn't know who he was. "
- You don't even remember him?
- No, I don't.
- He was completely in love with you.
- Don't be stupid, he didn't know me.
Everybody knows you.
You're like Princess f***ing Diana
in this dump.
Darren thought the sun
shone out of your arsehole.
why didn't he say anything?
- You'd have laughed in his face.
- No, I wouldn't. I'm not like that.
OK, I'm not blaming you.
It's just is how it is. You keep
to your kind, and we'll keep to ours.
- I don't have a kind.
- Snotty, spoilt b*tches. That's your kind.
Yeah, and what's yours?
My kind are the people
you can't quite remember.
Darren would have
wanted you to have this.
Wait, Jason.
'I'm sorry, I can't go on
any more. They won't leave me alone.
'And now Justine has joined in.
'I don't know what I did
to make her hate me.
'She was my angel
and I will watch over her for all eternity.
'Goodbye. Darren. '
Oh, Miss. I'm so sorry.
What had you so enraptured?
Is it a note from your boyfriend?
No, no, it's... it's nothing.
I understand you've been offered
a place to read Law, at Oxford.
- Yeah, I got the letter last week.
- No one deserves it more.
Your contribution to my Citizenship
classes has always been exemplary.
Guys, you know the funeral march,
yeah? Bom, bom, bom, bom, bom, yeah?
I'm going to mash it up
with 'Lesbian Roadkill' by Tantric Dwarf.
You know the one, yeah?
"My mom raped me, and I liked it. "
- That is genius.
- You said it, not me.
Oi, Dracula, a word, if you don't mind.
I want that website taken down.
OK, yeah. Yeah, no worries, Brad.
I'll do it later.
I've got some time booked in the pod.
I don't give a sh*t
about your Emo tit-wank.
I want the site down,
and I want it done today.
Because if that ain't, well,
you won't need to self-harm,
'cause I'll be doing it for you.
Clear?
Yeah, I was planning to do it anyway.
A piece of piss, Brad.
Let's go this way.
You should have come to Film Club.
We ate so much chocolate,
we were nearly sick.
Emily was on fire.
Oh. Er... maybe.
I don't know.
Don't you say a word.
What f***er wrote this?
Did you?
Was it you?
- No?
- No.
Stand up. Look at me.
Clean it off.
Shut up.
'You're a batty boy.
' You're... '
Jason Banks is a dead man.
You really know how to enjoy yourself,
don't you?
Alex, this is a library.
What are you doing here?
What are you saying?
I practically live here.
That's my buddy Jeff, the librarian.
You all right, Jeff? How's it going?
- His name's Trevor.
- Trevor.
Seriously?
Well, that explains a lot.
Justine, about last night.
You're not to blame
I wasn't talking about Bradley,
I think you are moving way too fast.
I felt like I was being pressured.
Seriously, Juss.
I just wanted to say I'm sorry.
I just don't want you to think
that that's what I'm about.
Well, I did have my doubts,
but this swung it for me.
I didn't have you down
as the sentimental type.
What was that?
You like her too, now?
Well, it's too bad. I saw her first.
Yes, I am gonna ask her out
on another date.
OK, but if I made it clear
it wouldn't involve any power tools,
do you think she'd go for it?
- He thinks you're going to say yes.
- Well, he's smarter than he looks.
OK, well, I will leave the two of you
in peace to sort out the details.
Jeff, we should hook up.
Call me.
'Eugh! Your p*ssy stinks.
' Eugh! Your p*ssy stinks.
Macbeth, act three, scene four.
This is the scene
in which Banquo's ghost appears.
- Or does he? Yeah?
- Yes, but only Macbeth can see him.
Yeah. Good, Helena.
But why? Why is this?
The room is full of people but only
Macbeth can see the ghost. Yeah?
Macbeth had Banquo killed
so Banquo's come back to haunt him.
- He only wants to scare Macbeth.
- Possibly.
- Justine?
- Sorry?
Why is it that only Macbeth
can see Banquo's ghost?
Um... well, I think that the ghost
is a figment of Macbeth's imagination.
Exactly, so Macbeth
has repressed his guilt...
- Who's that?
... and the ghost is his conscience
that has come back to haunt him.
Now, how does this relate
to the representation
of the supernatural in the play?
One second, Helena. So, it works
on two levels. So, Heckerty...
Huh? Oh, you want me to take
the site down, do you?
OK. OK, Bradley, yeah, yeah.
No problems. I'll get right round to it.
Right round to it. After a... That!
Karate chop to your neck, huh?
What's that? You can't breathe? How
about a little slap around your cheeks?
Huh, f*** you, Bradley White,
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