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How's it going, Truman? |
Not bad. I just won the State Lottery. |
Good. Good. |
Tyrone, what if I said I didn't want meatball today? |
I'd ask for identification. |
See you tomorrow, Truman. |
You can count on it. |
They're coming. Any minute. |
Who? |
They're going to stop me talking to you. |
There's no one here. |
Just listen. You remember when you were a little boy, you stood up in class and said you wanted to be an explorer like Magellan |
How do you know about that? |
And your teacher said, "You're too late, Truman. There's nothing left to explore." |
Were you therehow do you know? |
It doesn't matter. Everybody knows about it. They know everything you do. The point is, you got scared. |
I don't understand. |
You must listen. Everybody's pretending, Truman. |
Now what? |
Leak at the plant. They had to shut her down. |
Is there any way around? |
The whole area's being evacuated. |
Well, thank you for your help. |
You're welcome, Truman. |
I'm looking for my wifeNurse Burbank. It's important. |
I'm afraid that's impossibleshe's in preop. |
Sure. Okay. Fine. Can you pass on a message? |
I'll try. |
Tell her, tell her...I had to go to Fiji. I'll call her when I get there. |
When you get to Fiji? |
You got it. |
Fine. I'll tell her. |
How are you, Mother? |
Well, I made it through another night. |
How's your hip? |
Oh, just so. |
You know surprises aren't good for me. You should really call before you come over, dear. |
I've got something to tell you. You'd better sit down. |
You look very pale, Truman. Are you taking your vitamin D's? |
I spend half my life out in the sun, Mother, why would I need vitamin D? |
I feel certain my condition runs in the family. Can't this wait, dear? |
It doesn't sound insane, Truman. I swear I see him ten times a weekin a hundred faces. I almost hugged a perfect stranger in the salon last Thursday. |
It was Dad, I swear, dressed like a homeless man. And you know what else was really strange? A businessman and a woman with a little dog appeared from nowhere and forced him onto a bus. |
About time they started cleaning up the trash Downtown. We don't want to end up like the rest of the country. |
They never found Dad's bodymaybe somehow |
Darling |
I'm telling you, if it wasn't him, it was his twin. Did Dad have a brother? |
You know he was an only child, like you. I know how bad you feel about what happenedsailing into that storm. But I don't blame you, Truman. I never have. |
We ought to be getting you back, Mother. |
Hold on a minute, dear. Here's us at Mount Rushmore. You remember, Trumanwhen Dad was still with us that was quite a drive. You slept all the way there. |
It looks so small. |
Things always dowhen you look back. |
...personally I think the unconquered south face is the only one worth scaling...of course it's a 20,000 foot sheer wall of ice but then when did that ever stop me before?...Naturally, I intend to make the ascent without the benefit of oxygen but also without crampons or even an ice pick...<i>risks?</i>... ...sure I'm aware of the riskswhy else do you think I would spend seven years as an adjuster in a life insurance company...? |
Truman, you're gonna be late! |
What's that? |
It's a surprise. |
Well, what do you think? |
They're... perfect. Thank you. |
Hi, honey. Look at this. It's a "Chef'sMate." Dicer, slicer and peeler in one. Never needs sharpening. Dishwasher safe. |
Gee, that's great. |
How did it go today? |
A man tripped and fell on a chainsaw. We got three of his fingers back on. |
I was hoping we could have a special evening. |
I won't be late. |
Did something happen today? |
Where have you been? |
I've been thinking |
Oh, God. |
I figure we could scrape together eight thousand. |
Every time you and Marlon |
We could bum around the world for a year on that. |
And then what, Truman? We'd be back to where we were five years ago. You're talking like a teenager. |
Maybe I feel like a teenager. |
We're mortgaged to the eyeballs, Truman. There's the car payments. Are we just going to walk away from our financial obligations? |
It'd be an adventure. |
I thought we were going to try for a baby. Isn't that enough of an adventure? |
That can wait. I want to get away. See some of the world. Explore. |
This'll pass. Everybody thinks like this now and then. Come to bed. |
I think I'm going to stay up for a while. |
What're you doing down here? |
Fixing the mower. I saw my father today. |
I know. |
How do you know? |
Your mother called. You shouldn't upset her like that. |
What did you want? |
I made macaroni. |
I'm not hungry. |
Come on, Truman. Haven't you studied enough? |
I still want to look over a couple of things. |
I'll take you home, Angela. Why don't you leave those with us for a while? |
Good night, Mother. |
See you in a minute, sweetheart. |
I have to talk with you. But not here. Let's go for a walk. |
I'm sorry, I'm late. |
What's the hurry? |
Surgery. The elevator disaster downtown on the news last night. Cable snapped, a car dropped ten floors. Nonunion contractors. Monsters. We're starting with an amputation. |
Arrah! |
Oh, my God! |
What do I do? |
I don't know |
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