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Of course. Of course. Of course he does. Of course. Thank you. Thanks. |
But, you know, so what? |
Not the kids type then is he? Not that broody. You must be pretty miffed. |
He will come back. |
Excuse me? |
He left me my passport and ticket. It's pretty clear he wants to see me again. |
Yeah. I tend to tie up and abandon women I really want to see again too. |
No. But you tend to tie them up. |
I don't want to talk about it. |
Why not? |
Shut up. I'm not listening. |
You don't want to talk about it. |
No. |
Okay we won't talk about it. |
We'll pretend it never happened. |
So. What's it like having to fuck men you hate? |
I don't hate you. |
Okay. Let's... Okay. Okay. You have had sex with people you don't like haven't you? For money. To make money. |
And? What are you saying? |
And. It's wrong. |
And who says what is wrong. |
And that would be Morals. That would be one's own moral sense of decency. |
What's a moral orgasm John? Tell me how it feels exactly. |
So. What then? You just detach sex from everything.. |
Whereas "Wet 'n' Wild" is an emotional journey. "Tied and Tethered". It's pretty moving huh? Like Anna Karenina. |
Listen. I didn't go rooting around in your private stuff. |
So what? Do you just switch off in your head or do you imagine you're with him, or what? |
Sometimes. |
Sometimes which? |
Sometimes neither. |
Some... What does that mean? |
There's nothing wrong in liking sex, John. |
I don't like sex. I don't think I'll be having sex ever again. |
Why? |
Well, it's just that the thought trying to charm up an erection in front of a woman, or alone for that matter, makes me want to die. |
So now you hate all women? |
I think it's my safest bet, don't you? |
Oh. I think you will recover okay. I think you got what you paid for. |
What? |
You... |
I got what I paid for. |
You didn't mind too much. |
It wasn't what I wanted. |
So what did you want? I think we understand each other, no? |
You don't understand me. |
You don't understand you either. |
Excuse me? |
Get out |
You are throwing me out. |
Get out. |
You know, in Russia, there's no work for women. It's a different world. |
You don't have to say anything |
What? I... I wasn't saying... |
Please, there's no... Oh. |
I wasn't saying anything. |
Then okay. So how old were you when you met him? |
Fifteen. You don't know him. He was very kind and strong. |
Yeah. He's a smashing bloke. |
The rest of the world, John, it's not all like St. Albans. |
Thank Christ for that. |
You are pretty naive if you think it is. |
I'm pretty naive? Look at you. You have to do all this, and what have you got to show for it? Nothing. |
I don't have nothing. |
Well what have you got? |
Do you know if it's a boy or a girl? |
No. |
Have you had any before? |
No. |
Are you scared? |
Not really. Maybe a little. |
What happened between you and the blonde? |
What? |
The thin... the girl with small eyes. The one in your cupboard. |
It's none of your business. She didn't have small eyes. |
Did she leave you? Come on. It's nothing to be ashamed of. Who did she leave you for? Your best friend? Her boss? A woman? Did she leave you for a woman, John? |
She's dead. |
I'm sorry. |
I don't know why I said that. She's not dead at all. |
What? |
I don't know why I said it. I'm sorry. |
She's alive? |
She's alive!! She is not dead? |
Laugh it up. |
You should stop smoking. You're pregnant. You smoke like a fucking lab dog. |
I'm trying to quit. |
I've got news for you. It's not working. |
I smoke more these days. I smoke more when I'm unhappy. |
Nobody's that unhappy. |
Maybe I want to die. Don't you want me to die? |
I don't want anyone to die. |
Except for Small Eyes. |
Except for Small Eyes. |
I don't know. |
What was her name? |
What's your name? |
You know you can come under the blanket. |
It's alright. |
I've got an hour. Can I buy you a coffee? |
No. I think I better just go. |
Okay. Thank you. |
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