Vision Quest Page #2
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- 1985
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but the writing was great.
When's your next one?
I haven't decided on a subject yet.
Maybe the sternocleidomastoid.
The what?
Oh, yeah!
Hey, why not? Go for it!
Hey, Mr. Tanneran.
Hey, Louden.
You ought to try jumping rope.
It's great for the
cardiovascular system.
Sh*t.
I'm hearing strange things about you.
It's getting blown
out of proportion.
Come on, man. I'll guard you.
I'm an animal on defense.
All right.
Are you ready, animal? Yaah!
You take one.
Ever hear of Tai Chi?
What's that, a Chinese thing?
Can 800 million people be wrong?
Frequently.
I got to go to wrestling practice.
Otherwise, I'd show you
how to play the game.
Hey, Louden.
Maybe you're overextending
yourself on this Shute challenge.
Definitely.
You have a tendency to do that.
Sometimes, you got to. Remember?
This is one of them times.
Today's the day, Otto.
Keep your hands in front.
Don't straighten your arms.
You got it!
You got it! You got it!
You're dogging it!
You're dogging it, lard ass!
Come on! Come on!
Come on, you wimp!
Come on, you p*ssy!
Come on, you p*ssy!
Come on! You're losing it!
You wimp!
All right, fellows,
let's circle up here.
All right.
Columbia high graduated two seniors
from last year's squad.
So we can bet that they're
going to be agile...
Hey, man, what's happening?
Agile, mobile, and hostile this season.
That was a great idea
about keeping everything secret.
I'm sorry.
It was too good
to keep to myself.
I had a talk last night with
the everywhere spirit.
Looks like you talked
with everybody.
With who?
The everywhere spirit.
Kuch!
Now, fellas, if a Columbia wrestler
gets you at a disadvantage
and breaks you down flat,
he'll put this move on you.
This is a trademark
over there at Columbia.
Right, Kuch?
Yep.
Can we see that again, coach?
We all remember how
we counter this, right?
Yeah. Yeah.
All right. Let's pair off
and practice countering this move.
Now, the bottom man is active.
Head back. There you go.
There you go. That's it.
You knew I was half Indian, huh?
Yeah. I figured it was
something like that.
I figured you'd need big medicine
to go after Shute.
So last night, I smoked the pipe,
and I had a session with
the everywhere spirit.
That's when
it was revealed to me
what you're really doing.
Uhh!
Yeah?
Yeah.
What am I really doing?
You're on a vision quest, man.
You're trying to find
your place in the circle.
I just want to
wrestle Shute, ok?
Ok, ok.
What's happening?
He broke my tooth!
You sold me a lemon, a**hole.
Hey, look at this.
You got what you deserved.
Let's get back to work now.
What happened?
Ask your old man.
I don't mind a man making money.
I don't want him stealing it.
Get a good eyeful?
You all right?
Yeah. Take her
down to Ferguson's
and buy her a hamburger.
I'll be along in a minute.
What about my car?
I'll take care of it.
Look, folks,
the show's over, ok?
Some people just see
you coming, I guess.
They take one look
at you and say,
"oh, boy. Fresh meat."
Who the hell are you?
Louden. Louden Swain.
My father, he was the
one with the punch.
You're not from
around here, are you?
What, are you kidding me?
Trenton, New Jersey.
Why do you look so funny?
I'm wearing a rubber suit.
I'm a wrestler. I'm
trying to lose weight.
Ok. I got it.
Onions on that?
Yeah. Lots of them.
Anything for you, Louden?
Just ice water, Elsie.
Just ice water.
What are you doing
here from New Jersey?
Going to California.
San Francisco.
I got sick of hitching,
so I put all my money
into the car.
Brilliant.
Who's in San Francisco?
Me... When I get there.
You got a job there?
You don't have to
know everything.
Who the hell are you?
I told you. Louden Swain.
See, I'm just naturally curious.
I'm going to be a
doctor in outer space.
Good. You won't have to
know a thing about me.
I'll be stuck on earth.
I'm 18, by the way...
Draft age, as of three days ago.
I was wondering
how old you were.
I've been 21 since I was 14.
Hey, Larry.
Hi, Elsie, bill.
That's the first time
I've hit a man in anger
since I was louden's age.
Sorry. I didn't catch your name.
It's Carla.
So, what did they say?
Like, Mr. edwards, especially.
I've looked for jobs before.
Oh, great. You've been fired.
Sh*t. I'm sorry.
I didn't want you to lose a job.
Me, neither.
Where are you
going to get another job?
They should've fired that
other guy passing off junk.
Will I get my money back?
Hell, no. They don't
operate that way.
That lemon and 20
bucks was all I had.
Pop, can I talk to you a minute?
Sure. Oh, you mean private?
Yeah.
Excuse us.
Elsie, I'll have two eggs,
toast, and black coffee.
You got it, Larry.
Beating up on guys
makes you hungry.
I'll get another
job. Don't worry.
It's not that. It's her.
She doesn't have
any transportation
or anyplace to stay.
Maybe we could ask her
to stay with us
till you fix the car
or whatever.
This girl's been arcund
the block a few times.
We don't know a thing about her.
She's from New Jersey.
She's on her way to California.
Just so you realize
she's her own person,
not some puppy we found.
Yeah.
It's just helping someone
who's had bad luck.
That's all I'm saying.
Carla, have you got
a place to stay?
I was planning on leaving
this dump in my own car.
If you want to,
you can stay with us.
Come and go as you please.
You'd do that?
Why?
Where we come from,
people believe in
helping each other.
Don't worry. I can
take care of myself.
You've got a place
if you want it.
What about your wife?
What's she going to say?
She doesn't live
with us anymore.
Not much into decor, are you?
I spend most of the
time in the basement.
I'll make some room
for you in here.
Is this a problem for anybody?
What?
Is this a problem for anybody?
No.
I won those last year.
I was a natural,
first year and all.
I got to the state
quarter-finals,
which everybody said
was pretty amazing
for a first-year wrestler.
See...
The thing is my balance.
It's more important
than strength or speed.
You've got to feel where
the other guy's going.
Then you use his
strength against him,
if you've got perfect balance,
which I do.
I've got kinesthetic awareness.
I always know where my body is
in relation to...
Louden?
She fell asleep.
Let's turn out the light
and let her sleep.
Well, 11:
00, kid.Another day down the
tubes and gone forever.
1...
2...
3-
Elmo...
I'm thinking of becoming
an exobiolqgist.
I thought you wanted
to become a doctor.
That's the beauty
of it. I can be...
You know, like a
doctqr in outer space...
If I get a wrestling scholarship
and if there's enough
mqney for the rest.
Jesus, it could
give you a headache.
Well... There's
always tomorrow, kid.
That's my motto in life.
Hey, louden!
Kuch, what are you doing here?
I'm going to pace you, remember?
Help you train for the monster.
Jeez, I forgot. I'm sorry.
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