When A Man Falls In The Forest Page #4
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I took for granted
that you would offer
to spend your life with me.
you know, from, you know,
doing certain things--
Career, 'cause I know
how important it is to you.
But, you know,
you gave it up
at home with our son.
And, you know,
I know that prevented you
from getting to where
you wanted to be with work
but you never once single comp--
You know, one time
complained about it.
You know,
because you were willing
to compromise for me.
And I took it all for granted.
And now I see you
becoming this whole new person
without me,
and that's the thing that's
just killing me, you know,
because I want
to be there, you know?
I want to be there
by your side.
And I know that I have
this kind of like--
put on this,
like, macho bravado,
and I never talk about,
you know,
my feelings
and stuff like that,
but nothing
makes sense anymore.
Nothing makes sense without you,
because, I mean, look--
You know, I know
that I am--I'm--
I don't think I'm anything more
or less than I see in your eyes.
And I--I'm sorry.
I--you know,
I wasn't there for you,
and, you know, I'm sorry
I went on
and--you know, I'm sorry
about that, you know.
And, you know--and I know
it's selfish of me to, you know,
Say that I don't want
to see you leave me,
but that's just it.
I mean, I want to know
about your day, Karen.
I want to know
about, you know, everything
that's going with you.
I want to wake up
with you next to me.
I want to know about
every last little minute detail
of your life,
because I am interested in it.
I know that this one single
phone call is not gonna--
you know, it's not gonna,
you know, fix everything.
I understand that
and everything,
but if you
could just understand
from now on.
about everything.
And I'm gonna change,
things are gonna be different,
and, you know, you don't have
to call me back.
I know how busy--I mean, you can
call me back if you want,
but we can also talk
about this stuff,
You know, at home
and everything.
But, you know,
I just wanted to--
Okay, so I love you
and, you know--
I hope you have a good day.
Um, all right, bye.
You have one new message.
First message.
Karen, all right, listen to me.
I screwed--
Message deleted.
Yeah.
I'm sorry.
What time is it?
Um, about 10:
30.Oh.
I'm sorry.
No, no, it's okay.
Um, this--
it was in the garbage.
Yeah, I'm throwing it out.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah, it's--
it's my house.
It's nice.
Why do you act
like such a freak, Bill?
I guess...Just...
I don't know
how to be around people.
Well, I don't know,
you know,
'cause it seems like with you,
it's all just a show.
Yeah, you know, I don't think
this is who you really are.
The way you act with me
I think you
just put on this facade
when you go out in public,
but, yeah, you know,
I mean, how are you gonna
expect people to get to know you
if you don't let them in?
You know?
But, um...
Eh, what do I know?
Well...
Yeah.
You--good night.
Night.
Want to keep it?
No, you can have it,
if you'd like.
Thanks.
Hey, hey!
Listen to me.
Look at me.
Why aren't you looking at me?
What? What do you want? What?
Why aren't you looking at me?
Look at me.
Hello.
You're lying to me.
No, I'm not.
Look at me. Tell me.
Hello.
I'm calling on behalf
of the giving hand foundation.
We're a nonprofit organization
dedicated to helping children
in need of food, clothing,
hygienic products, toys,
and other items.
There's gonna be a collection
truck on your street,
any items you wish to donate?
You're a brat.
Why can't you
just admit it?
I don't think so.
We're a nonprofit
organization, ma'am,
So anything that we collect
goes directly into the hands
of a child who's--
Did you say ma'am?
Excuse me?
What?
I'm not a woman.
Oh, I apologize.
I-I'm sorry.
Can you hold a second?
You're being ridiculous.
Of course I'm not seeing
anyone else!
Let's have this out
right now.
Ma'am, are you there?
You little tramp.
Hello.
You're being ridiculous.
I'm sorry.
What were you saying?
If there's any old clothing
you could donate,
Some items
you may not fit you anymore.
No, I--
Sorry.
Then if you care
to make a monetary donation,
we also accept checks.
All the money we receive
goes towards purchasing items
for the children.
They have nothing, ma'am.
Some of the children
don't even have toothbrushes--
I-I'm sorry.
I've got to go.
Let me tell you
something, ma'am,
I-I don't think so.
I mean, I'm sure it does, but--
Will you let me--
Can I finish?
I have to go. Sorry.
Okay, can I finish?
Can I just have your address...
So the giving hand
foundation can--
packet about our company?
It'll tell you
all about the--
Sorry, no, I have nothing.
Can I just have one moment
of your--
I'm sorry.
I'm hanging up.
One moment of your time.
I'm hanging up.
Good-bye.
I swear.
look at me.
I don't believe you.
I'm not the one
who had an affair.
Stop it! No!
Ah! No!
Get away from me.
I thought we weren't
gonna do this anymore.
Don't even--
don't even pretend to--
Don't even--stop it.
Come here.
Honey, you promised me
that you wouldn't be like this.
Sadie, let's deal with--
Stop, you promised me.
Who the--
you promised.
Come here.
Don't even start crying.
Come here.
Stop. No.
Deal with this right now.
Sadie.
I don't want to--
come here!
Sadie.
No, stop it.
Just settle down.
Stop.
Stand up.
Telling you to stop acting
like a baby.
Come here right now.
Don't--
We're dealing with this
right now.
Sadie, we're dealing
with this right now.
Come here. You stop lying to me.
Tell me the truth.
No, there's nothing to tell.
Come here!
I didn't do any--
come here!
Ooh, I'm sorry.
Oh, no, no.
Ooh, ow.
Ow, ouch, ouch.
No, glasses--
Stop it! Stop.
Oh, no.
Oh, no, blood.
Blood, blood, blood.
Oh, ow.
I'm dreaming.
Don't hurt him.
What are you doing?
Thank you so much.
You saved me.
Will.
Yeah.
So how are classes going?
Good.
Yeah?
Is it--
is it snowing up there?
A little bit.
Yeah?
What--what classes are you
gonna take this semester?
Same stuff,
just more advanced classes.
Oh, really?
Well, like what?
Calculus two.
Multivariable calculus.
You're taking that?
Multivariable calculus?
Yeah, you're
taking that again, huh?
No, why would i
take it again?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Larger and larger tracks
and ports were clear-cut
to bring new land
under the cultivation.
But without the trees,
The island's topsoil
soon eroded
under torrential
tropical rains.
Aware of
the impending disaster,
competition for the island's
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