Watercolors
What's the matter with you?
You look perfectly calm.
Oh, Mary Garrison
from the New Yorker is here.
Did you say hello?
Earth to Danny!
This is what you wanted, isn't it?
Yeah, of course.
It just doesn't seem real yet.
I told you they were going to sell.
I'm proud of you.
They're just paintings, Danny.
You painted them to sell them, right?
Yes.
You, me, Dr. Kaplan.
125 dollars an hour.
Then go get yourself a drink
or take one of your pills.
...or do whatever the f*** you need
to do to straighten your head.
Because I expect you
to be professional.
Stop mopping and acting
like it's a funeral, okay?
Go talk to some people.
I don't need a babysitter, Dad.
This is such bullshit.
I'm not going to have
this conversation, Carter.
This is not negotiable.
Whatever. What else is new?
I thought you agreed
we'd give this school a chance.
It's only until Monday,
then I can go back.
Right, and you'll stay with Miriam
this weekend.
without getting
into f***ing trouble, all right?
F***ing bullshit!
Why can't I just stay by myself?
Because you just got suspended,
all right?
I can't trust you for sh*t,
that's why.
Bottom line is that this Boston trip
could mean a huge promotion for me.
I'm not going to let you f*** that up.
Whatever.
I swear, I don't know
what's wrong with you sometimes.
You want to compete,
and you want your freedom...
...and you want to be taken seriously.
But you act like a moron, a vandal,
and a little f***ing punk.
What kind of stunt was that
you pulled back there?
- It was a joke!
- Mm-hmm.
I'll be back on Monday.
Like you're not always bragging.
...about all the sh*t
that you used to do.
Right, Carter.
Well, the difference
between you and me is.
I'm all grown up
and you're still just a little punk.
Well done.
Continue.
I don't think Nancy had wings.
when she came in
this morning, Danny.
The idea of this exercise
was to give it a realistic treatment.
But that's not
what I wanted to draw.
I'm aware of that.
But in your portfolio
you'll need something.
...that demonstrates
that you understand a realistic style.
The admissions jury
is very particular.
But don't you think
they're sick of seeing.
...everybody's boring figure drawings?
They're not looking
to be entertained, Danny.
What they're looking for
is discipline and technique.
- Well, hello there.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- Hi.
- How are you doing?
- Good.
Carter, say good morning.
Hey.
Hey.
I really appreciate this.
I can't thank you enough.
Oh, don't be silly.
I'm happy to do it.
- You doing okay?
- Yeah.
I actually have a number
to one of those meetings.
when I'm not there,
so, that's good.
- But, I have to go.
- Okay.
You stay out of trouble, all right?
- And I'll see you guys on Sunday.
- Sure.
I don't want to get
a f***ing phone call from you.
while I'm gone, all right?
Do you have some coffee, Stephen?
I was just about to put a pot on.
I'm actually okay.
I'm running late.
So, if anything happens,
give me a call.
- You bet. Good luck
- Okay. Stay out of trouble.
Come on.
Why can't I just draw her
with wings?
Do you want to argue with me.
...or do you want my help
in getting you in?
You see things in a singular,
profoundly creative way.
But you have to know the rules
if you're going to break the rules.
Mrs. Martin, sometimes I think
you're the only person that gets me.
Artists are rarely understood
in their lifetimes.
is exhibiting downtown.
I think you'll like her work.
I want you to go.
- Who?
- Her name is Ingrid Capozzoli.
Ingrid Capozzoli.
Yes. 100 ago, but yes.
She's great.
So you'll go.
Yeah.
Good.
And suck some of it up.
Okay, Danny?
Okay.
Start over.
No wings.
What are you doing?
Hey, dude.
What the hell
do you think you're doing?
Your mom said
Did she say you could
go through my personal things?
Sorry, dude.
My dad bounced for the weekend.
He dropped me off here.
You know, business.
So it looks like we'll be roomies
for a couple of days.
I'm Carter.
I know who you are.
Why here?
I don't know.
They met at AA.
They're still talking about that stunt
you pulled at school.
You've got a lot of people nervous.
Yeah. Whatever.
So, what else do you hide
in this room?
Your mom says
I can't smoke in the house.
You want to go for a walk?
So I've seen you around school
with that girl.
The one with the limp.
Andy.
She's cool.
She's my best friend.
You f***ing her?
No. She's my friend.
So you got a boyfriend
or something?
I just have friends.
I thought athletes
weren't supposed to smoke?
Nerves, I guess.
But you're right.
It's stupid.
But you have to admit,
it makes me look cool.
Yeah. Whatever.
So what do you have
to be nervous about?
Well, swimming isn't as easy
as it looks, you know.
I'm not just out there
splashing around for fun.
So, how come you swim
if you don't like it?
It's not that I don't like it.
It's that I got good
and everything changed.
Like what?
It's a lot of pressure.
Hey!
Hi.
Oh, no. Don't spoil your appetite.
We have to nosh on something.
No. No noshing.
Don't worry,
Carter's an athlete.
He needs to have at least
...otherwise he might faint.
- What is it that you play, Carter?
- I'm on the swim team.
Ah, swim team.
But I'm actually in training,
so I can't eat...
- He can't go hungry.
- Oh.
- Cookies, Mom.
- No.
- I know you've got them.
- No, I don't.
- Come on.
- No.
Come on, stop it.
All right.
Second shelf from the top.
Hey, where are you going?
To Andy's to study.
I've got afternoon practice.
Oh. Well, okay guys.
Have fun.
And please be careful, all right?
And dinner's at 6:00.
And don't be late.
I don't want to have
to reheat this thing.
Want one?
Take one.
They're good.
You know, I think you might be
a bad influence, dude.
That's a switch.
I don't hear that too often.
Nah, I guess you don't.
Well, nice to meet you.
Sort of.
Yeah. See you later.
Why is changing the typeface
such a radical idea?
You'd think I'm suggesting
we give out condoms.
...in home room or something.
You ever think you meet
so much resistance.
...because you're so damn pushy?
- You think?
- A little.
Especially when you're inspired.
It's because they don't know sh*t.
The paper could be so much better.
Have you paid any attention
Not really.
Well take a look at it sometime.
It sucks.
What do I have to do
to make them listen to me?
a little bit better.
Yeah. Whatever.
Eat me.
Ew! Gross!
Tell me about this swimming guy.
Nothing to tell.
He was in my room
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