Blow Out Page #2
And the bang was before the blowout.
- What were you doin' up there?
- I was recording sounds for a movie.
- You recorded the accident?
- Yes.
The car went off the road
into the creek and I...
- What did you do then?
- I'm tryin' to tell you.
I ran down, jumped in the creek
and pulled out the girl.
- There was a girl?
- Yes, there was a girl.
- What girl?
- The girl I brought here. In the room.
She was inside the car?
- Yes.
- Are you sure?
I wasn't bobbing for apples.
Of course I'm sure.
It can get pretty dark
under eight feet of water.
Is this known as obtaining objective
eyewitness testimony? If it is, forget it.
We gotta get the stretcher through.
Step back.
Doctor! How is she?
Very lucky. Mild shock, some cuts
and bruises. No major injuries.
- Can I see her?
- She might be asleep. She's sedated.
- I'll just say goodbye.
- Don't stay too long.
How you doin'?
- Do you have my purse?
- No.
I'm sure the police'll find it.
I know.
- Where are you going?
- I have to leave now.
Wait a minute. I think
you'd better get back to bed.
I don't think they're finished
with you yet. Come on, up. Up.
- Just for a minute.
- All right.
So how do you feel?
He said I was lucky-the doctor.
Yeah. He should've been there, huh?
- No problem.
I didn't realise you were this pretty,
with all that mud.
I don't have any make-up on!
It's fine. It's a hospital.
- Who are you?
- I'm Jack Terry. Who are you?
- Sally.
- Sally? Nice to meet you, Sally.
Are you leaving?
Yeah, I gotta go. But...
How about, when you get outta here,
we have a drink sometime? In a glass.
- Sure.
- OK. You take care.
How about tonight?
No, I don't think so, Sally. Not tonight.
But I'll ask the doctor when you get out.
- He wants to keep me for observation.
- Sally, you gotta stay in bed.
I don't like to be observed.
I'm sorry, but there's nothing
I can do about that.
Please. I really don't like hospitals.
I've got to get out of here.
All right. I'll make you a deal, OK?
You stay here, I'll get your clothes,
and when I come back, we'll go out
and have a drink, OK? All right?
- I need shoes and a coat.
- Yes. I'll get them.
But if you don't stay, I'm not comin' back.
- OK.
- All right.
It looks like
she's gonna be all right.
This guy, Jack Terry, that took her
out of the car, he's over there.
He's being a real horse's ass. I don't know
how we're gonna keep the lid on this guy.
Get some men here. I want this place
sealed. I don't want this circus.
Sir, this is the guy. He was there when
it happened. He saw the whole thing.
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