Inheritance Page #2

I can see that.

Sorry.

Tell me your name again, man.

- Aaron.

- Aaron.

Great to meet you, man.

What's your deal?

Where you from, what do

you do, what do you love?

Tell me everything.

- I'm sorry about

your loss, man.

- It's alright.

- Aaron.

- Yeah.

- I wanna show you something.

- F***ing paradise.

- Wanna come?

(dramatic music)

- [Ben] Whoo!

(water splashes)

Yeah.

C'mon, man, get in the water.

Get in.

In the water.

- Stop it.

Stop!

- [Ben] F*** you stop.

- Stop it!

Stop it!

Stop it!

(water splashing)

F***ing stop it!

Stop!

F***ing stop!

(screaming) No!

Stop it!

- Mara!

- Hey Aaron!

You gotta come here, man,

check out these bats.

Come on, don't be scared.

Got your rabies shot, right?

Cool man, just messing around.

Pretty sure that's why

my dad bought this place.

- [Aaron] Because of the bats?

- Swimming hole, this cave.

It's primordial.

A return to the essential self

and the healing

powers of nature.

You know, that kind of thing.

- What kind of healing powers?

- You don't know, huh?

- I don't know much.

- Mom died when Mara was

11, and my dad lost it.

He moved us down here.

- [Aaron] Sounds like

an interesting guy.

- [Ben] Yeah.

- What's this all about, man?

- Just trying to understand.

(dramatic music)

- Where were you?

- Your brother

showed me the cave.

- [Mara] Did you like it?

- Yeah.

I like bats.

- (giggling) You do?

(Ben knocking on door)

- Mara.

Mara.

Linda's here with the will.

So, let's speed up whatever

it is you're doing.

- He's right here?

- Yeah.

Mara's busy.

- Well, I guess I can leave

this with you now, right?

- Okay, good.

Well, it could be awhile.

I could make you some tea.

- Well, we have--

(orgasmic grunting)

Yeah.

- Did I hurt you?

- No.

It's like high school.

It's like junior high school.

(Mara laughing)

- Do you mind if

I have a minute?

- No.

Take your time.

- Aaron and I are

going into town.

Can I get anyone anything?

- With what car?

- You don't need yours, do you?

- I think you should

go check out the plot

that me and my mom picked out.

- Cemetery plot?

- Yes.

Tomorrow's the funeral.

- Why does it matter

where he's buried?

He only went to

mom's grave once.

- Yeah, a burial

doesn't make sense.

Just burn me up,

cremate me,

spread me in some compost.

- People will be eating you.

- But I'll be dead.

- I know when my dad died,

my mom just wanted

a place to visit.

But, you see a grave, you know?

You do get a sense of closure.

- Yeah, that's

really good to know.

- People need rituals, you know?

There's a reason why

people come together when

someone dies.

- What's this?

- It's the will.

Linda's the executor.

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