What Dreams May Come Page #4

[Doc] Hey!

[Doc] "Cerberus" - the guardian.

How do you feel?.

More than I want you|in and out of school,

I want to know|how you feel at night.

Real scared.

I know I believe in you.

If I was going through|f***ing hell,

I'd only want one person|in the goddamn world with me.

[Choir sings]

There's a man...

Ian never got to know.

The man...|he was growing up to be.

He's a good-looking,|clear-eyed young fella...

..about 25.

I can see him.

He's the type of guy|men want to be around.

Because he has integrity,|you know?

He has character.|You can't fake that.

And he's a guy|women want to be around, too.

Because there's|tenderness in him.

Respect...

Loyalty...

Courage...

And women respond to that.

Makes him a terrific husband.

I see him as a father.

That's where he really shines.

See, when he looks|in his kid's eyes -

and the kid knows|that his dad really sees him -

he sees who he is.

Then that child knows|that he is an amazing person.

He's quite a guy...

..that I'll never get to meet.

'I wish I had.'

[Doc] Let's do it!

[Doc]|Come on, she could be in there!

[Violent shouting]

No!

No! Don't!

Don't... Don't do this!

Your mother's not in there, Ian!

Your mom is not in there, son.

There's not another man|I'd go through hell with.

Elevator to hell. Going up.

- Come on.|- So long. Wish us luck.

- [Doc] I'm coming.|- I'm not giving you a choice.

[Chris] What are you saying?

Since you suspected|Albert was your son,

- you lost your wife's signal.|- I'll concentrate harder!

You're all mouth and no chops!

All you're good for|is she loves you.

- Your boy is a distraction.|- Damn shrinks!

-You love shoving people around!|-We're going. His last chance.

He's never been in such a place.

You haven't. It's better|watching one than two.

- You want him clear?|- Screw him, Ian!

He doesn't know us!|He's not family!

No! I'm not leaving him!

If he never sees her?

Never says goodbye?

[Chris] We do it without him.|Let's go!

Dad! No! Listen to me.

When you get there,|don't listen to him.

You find her...

and you bring her back.

You can do it.

I believe in you.

D'you ever think|why I chose to be Albert?

He was the only guy|you ever listened to.

Listen to me now!|Think about Mom!

Think about what happened|when we died!

Think about what you said|to her to bring her back!

'Think about Mom.'

'Think about when we died.'

[Annie]|I'm teaching myself to smoke.

The doctors call it|an affirmation of life.

Well, it beats the statue thing.

You said "divorce".|You got my attention.

I think that|we're too different...

..to stay together.

I mean...

Well, for one thing,|why aren't you in here?

Why didn't you go crazy?

Your children died.

I remember.

I remember the silence|in the house.

I thought I was supposed|to be strong.

- For me?|- For me. For us.

Just on general principles.

I loved them, Annie.|But they're gone.

You've got a choice.

Life either goes on...

or not.

And you choose life.

Sometimes,|when you win, you lose.

[Heads talking]

[Man] This hasn't been|a good day.

C'mon. It's our private deck.

[Woman] I never took more|than 30 percent from clients.

This must be it.

- [Woman] Mister! I'm here!|- [Man] I'm coming!

[Man]|Watch where you're stepping!

Sorry! Excuse me!

[Man] Anybody got a cure?

- No, man!|- Excuse me.

Sorry.

- Welcome. Welcome, son.|- Papa?

- Son.|- Papa?

- You're close. Welcome.|- No.

- Welcome, welcome.|- You're not my dad, sorry.

It's all right. They never come.

Don't worry.|It's only a matter of time.

[Laughter]

You don't think|it looks like a dog?

You always take the easy ones.

That one looks like|a 24-piece dining set.

With a soup tureen.

Or a bunny rabbit.

A very complex bunny rabbit.

Or a Rubenesque breast.

You always think|they're breasts.

All kinds of breasts.

I love them. Yours.

- We'll be late for the dance!|- What's the rush?

I know what you're doing.

This is all just a stall.|I know why you don't wanna go.

- Busted.|- Why don't you dance just once?

- Other husbands are as clumsy.|- Oh, thank you.

It's just that when everybody's|dancing I feel like I'm alone...

..in a sea of faces.

[Silent]

Ahhh!

Angel Falls...

[Whistles]

It's a little expensive, yeah.

But it's our first Double D.|Shouldn't it be incredible?

I've never seen|anything like it.

That's my role.|To bring adventure to your life.

You...taught me...

the only thing|I should always remember.

Which is?

I forgot.

Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah...

It was, never give up.

Never give up.

Never.

[Tracker] She's here.

You found her.|Impressive.

That jolt of fear for her.|It connected.

[Chris]|My God, is that our house?

- It's like our home.|- Don't think that.

[Tracker] It's an illusion.

The whole place...her illusion.

Suicides can get tortured,

committed to|punishing themselves.

Don't push her that way.

You want to see her.

Tell her what's in your heart.|And then go.

- No pressure.|- Wait!

I knew you'd find her.|You're a competitor.

How d'you know|the first thing about me?

You called your son Albert.|Who is that?

First doctor I interned under.

He was like a father to me.

His words were gold.|A brilliant mind.

What did he practice|before turning to pediatrics?

- Child psychia...|- ..psychiatry.

And he was always...|a slow reader.

But these...used to be rimless.

And the rest of me...|used to be black.

You know why we chose to look|different? Me, the children?

Package doesn't count?|One's as good as...

No. The old roles of authority.

Who's the teacher,|who's the father...

gets in the way of who|we really are...to each other.

I've waited for years for|a chance to watch out for you.

And I'm watching|out for you now.

But this isn't like|the rest of hell.

You've got no defence|against Annie.

If losing yourself or|being swallowed by hell itself

could save her,|I'd be there cheering you on.

You've got|your children back now.

They need you.

Three minutes... Any more,|you could lose your mind.

[Chris]|How can you lose your mind?

[Tracker]|Once her reality becomes yours,

there's really no way back.

[Ian] 'Think about Mom.'

'What you said|to bring her back.'

Hello?|Your door's open. [Echoes]

Sorry,|I didn't mean to scare you.

- Who...who are you?|- I'm your neighbour.

I bought the Gorman's place|two months ago.

I just moved in.

I never heard|they sold their place.

You're Annie Nielsen, right?

They told me a lot about you.

Like what? What did they say?

That you're|a very talented artist and...

work for a museum, right? And...

you're a widow.

Mrs Gorman admires your roses...

very much.

They were so handsome.

But now there's no water|pressure in the neighbourhood.

There's no electricity|and no gas.

There are other things|missing, too.

Like clean clothes|and books I want to read.

And, um...

some of my favourite|paintings I have to work on.

Aahh!

- What is it?|- They're everywhere now!

I got it!

It's gone.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

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