The Graduate Page #4
Ben reaches into his pocket and hands Mrs. Robinson
a set of car keys.
BEN:
Here - you take it.
BEN:
Do you know how to work a
foreign shift?
Mrs. Robinson shakes her head.
BEN:
You don't?
MRS. ROBINSON
No.
(there is a pause)
BEN:
Let's go.
She throws the keys to him. He catches them.
CUT TO:
SHOOTING THROUGH THE OPEN FRONT DOOR. Mr. Braddock is
talking to the Terhunes at the door. Ben and Mrs.
Robinson come down the hall.
BEN:
Dad - Mrs. Robinson needs a ride
home. I'll be right back.
Mr. Braddock pats Ben on the shoulder. Mrs. Robinson
is walking ahead through the front door.
MRS. ROBINSON
(as she passes the
CAMERA)
Wonderful party.
CUT TO:
34OMITTED
The car comes to a stop in the Robinson driveway. They sit
for a moment.
MRS. ROBINSON
Thank you.
BEN:
Right.
She doesn't move. Ben gets out and goes around to her side
and opens the door.
MRS. ROBINSON
Will you come in, please?
BEN:
What?
MRS. ROBINSON
I want you to come in till I get
the lights on.
BEN:
What for?
MRS. ROBINSON
Because I don't feel safe until
I get the lights on.
They move to the door. She takes out her key and opens
the door.
36INT. ROBINSON HALL AND SUNROOM - NIGHT
MRS. ROBINSON
Would you mind walking ahead of
me to the sun porch. I feel
funny about coming into a dark
house.
BEN:
MRS. ROBINSON
Please.
Ben turns and walks down the hall. They enter sunroom.
MRS. ROBINSON
What do you drink? Bourbon?
BEN:
Look - I drove you home. I was
glad to do it. But I have some
things on my mind. Can you
understand that?
She nods.
BEN:
All right then.
MRS. ROBINSON
What do you drink?
He looks at her.
MRS. ROBINSON
Benjamin - I'm sorry to be this
way, but I don't want to be
alone in this house.
BEN:
Why not?
MRS. ROBINSON
Please wait till my husband
gets home.
BEN:
When is he coming back?
MRS. ROBINSON
I don't know.
MRS. ROBINSON
Drink?
BEN:
No.
She hands him a drink. There is a pause.
BEN:
Are you always this much afraid
of being alone?
MRS. ROBINSON
Yes.
BEN:
Well, why can't you just lock
the doors and go to bed?
MRS. ROBINSON
I'm very nuerotic.
She turns on the phonograph. SOUND of PHONOGRAPH.
MRS. ROBINSON
May I ask you a question?
Ben looks at her.
MRS. ROBINSON
What do you think of me?
BEN:
What do you mean?
MRS. ROBINSON
your life. You must have
formed some opinion.
BEN:
Well - I've always thought
that you were a very - nice -
person.
MRS. ROBINSON
Did you know I was an alcoholic?
BEN:
What?
MRS. ROBINSON
Did you know that?
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