UFO: The Greatest Story Ever Denied II - Moon Rising Page #2
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for the baby.
This must be her only choice.
[Exhales]
[Exhales]
Are you really pregnant?
Yeah.
That figures.
The one bad thing my brother does,
and he's not even here
to get in trouble for it.
I'm Rose.
I know, yeah.
I know who you are.
My brother kept your yearbook photo
on his bedside table.
- He did?
- Yeah, and I wouldn't touch it,
because he probably
jerked off to it every night.
So you're his little brother.
Yeah, the f***-up.
He didn't tell you that?
He didn't tell you I was a f***-up?
No, he never said
you were f***ed up.
He was just being polite then.
- You okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine. Why?
Do I not look like I'm okay?
No, you seem a little jumpy.
I'm a little restless. Yeah.
You have a fever.
I don't know why.
I feel fine.
- Ryan?
- Yeah?
My mom just checked into rehab.
Bananas and Gatorade should help.
Yeah.
BENNETT:
What would you say
if someone asked you
about this night?
[Laughing]
Why do you want a compliment
from me so badly?
Because you haven't
given me anything.
I've given you everything.
Right, but I want more.
I want to know
what you're thinking.
Please?
I would say...
I would say...
[Whispering]
The greatest?
[Chuckles]
I like that.
I like those words.
[Dog barking]
GRACE:
I want my baby.He's just... He's...
TV:
One appliance,less than 1,500.
GRACE:
Somebody help mefind my baby!
Somebody help me find my baby!
See, I don't know where he went.
[Sobbing]
Have you seen my baby?
I can't find him.
I can't find him.
- Calm, calm. Shh, shh.
- He's so small.
He was right here,
and now I can't find him!
Come on, sweetheart.
[Grace continues
sobbing, chattering]
[Door closes]
[Chattering]
GIRL:
My mom takes walksevery night at 6:00.
I followed her two nights ago.
She just circles the block
over and over again
looking for James.
Hold that thought.
Hi. You must be Ryan.
Uh-huh.
Come in, please.
Sit down.
We were just finishing up
with Latent.
Feel free to listen or join in,
whatever you're comfortable with.
Okay.
Sorry, Latent.
When I asked my dad
where she was the first night,
he said she was looking for James.
Sometimes she'll just run
to his bedroom
and throw open the door,
like she expects to see him sitting
at his computer or something.
WOMAN:
Often parentsthat didn't view the body,
like your mother,
still look for their child in crowds.
Sometimes they even think
they see them.
It's normal, Latent.
The best thing you can do
for your mother
is talk about it with her.
So, Ryan, hi.
Hi.
What brings you here?
Nothin'.
I just thought it was
Are you experiencing
any symptoms of grief?
No.
[Siren wailing in distance]
- MAN:
Who are you here to see?- GRACE:
Jordan Walker.I don't know why
they can't get this right.
during the day.
NURSE:
Does he really?Did he tell you that
after he requested
the aquarium over there?
in this room.
Uh, decaf caramel macchiato,
extra foam.
Sheila told me.
into feeding that fish
on the weekend,
it's not gonna work.
No, it's fine.
I'll be here on the weekends.
[Monitor beeping steadily]
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Oh, and, Toni, could you
ask Dr. Jacobson
to stop in when he gets here?
I have a few questions for him.
- Right away.
- Thank you.
- You give him the balloons, okay?
- Yeah.
- DOCTOR:
Mrs. Rodriguez?- Yes?
[Chattering]
She's cool. It's my dad.
He thinks it's stupid.
[Chattering]
You know, you don't have to share
if you don't want to.
You can just listen.
I highly recommend
not sharing, actually.
These people
are like grief vultures.
And why are you here?
Nowhere else to go.
And my sister Amy
blew her brains out
while we were at church.
Oh. I'm sorry.
What about you?
Oh, my brother, um...
He died in a car accident.
There are a ton
of car accidents here.
Latent's brother was in a car.
So was Sarah's and Jason's.
Uh, Hilary's sister O.D.'d,
and Jeremy's brother died
before he was even born,
and he's, like, the most
dramatic one here.
It's like, do you even
remember him?
So, you're the only suicide?
How do you know it wasn't murder?
Because you just said
she blew her brains out.
Oh.
[Laughs]
Yeah. Only a suicide.
Really special.
You know, it does get easier,
or more interesting,
all the different layers
of f***ed-up-ness.
[Laughs]
I'm fine.
I'm doing okay, actually. Yeah.
Well, even if you're not,
the groups are really good ways
to talk about it.
avoiding you like the plague.
I'm not even really
talking about it with them.
Well, then I'm really glad
you're here.
[Shutter clicks]
BENNETT:
Did you ever notice me at all
any of those times
we passed each other?
Did you at least recognize me
at some point?
ROSE:
Keep your eyes closed.I'm almost done.
Okay, they're...
they're closed.
They're shut.
Good.
So, you won, like, "Most Popular"
or "Best All-Around"
or "Best Guy to Know," right?
Uh, right, yeah.
It was just "Best All-Around."
So, you're a nice guy.
I think so.
Is that why you're here,
because you're nice to everyone?
No.
Okay, you don't look
like the prom king anymore.
Oh, sh*t!
[Laughs]
My mom's gonna kill me.
Really?
Yeah.
You sure?
Yeah.
You're so pretty, Rose.
[Thunder rumbling]
[Rain falling]
Just let us know
if there's anything you can't eat.
I can only imagine how sensitive
your stomach must be right now.
Oh, I mostly just crave
bean burritos from Taco Bell.
[Chuckles]
It was peanut butter
and bananas for Grace.
- Really?
- Right?
Right.
we thought she was gonna
[Giggles]
That was Bennett, actually.
Ryan, how are you enjoying
your summer?
Summer's over.
Right.
Don't know why I'm having
a hard time remembering that.
Okay, here's another one.
How's school?
It's good.
I got all the classes I wanted.
Me and the guys hung out
after school, went swimming,
and we might go see a movie later.
Excellent.
Why is it "excellent"?
Well, seems like a nice way
to spend a day.
All that's missing is a bean burrito.
I've got something for Rose.
Great. Let's see it.
So there's this Web site
where you can take
two people's picture
looks like.
I took you and Bennett's
yearbook picture.
According to them,
your kid will definitely
- Ryan, that's not appropriate.
- GRACE:
Let me see.Oh, look. Look!
At least it sets the standards
pretty low, right?
That's enough, Ryan.
Thank you.
You'll still love him, maybe.
[Grace laughs]
Look, he's got Bennett's eyes.
Anyone know if the weather's
gonna clear up for the weekend?
Why do you do that? Why do you
always change the subject
when Bennett's name comes up?
I don't.
Yes, you do.
- Grace.
- You do. Watch.
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