Martha Marcy May Marlene Page #2
- Good.
- Do you like it here?
Yeah, it's... it's great.
I want you to feel at home.
- I do, thank you.
- Mm-hm.
I know people have abandoned you
your whole life.
- Your father.
- What?
I don't blame you
for not trusting people.
But if you're ever going to have
a meaningful relationship...
you need to let your guard down.
It's not your fault, but it's there.
And if you feel safe here,
and I hope you do, let us in.
We wanna help you.
Yeah. We think you're f***ing awesome.
But if you're gonna live here...
you need to be a part of things.
Play another song.
Do "A Patch of Land".
It's not a song.
Good morning.
Good morning.
- How are you feeling today?
- Good.
Yeah? Good.
So, uh, I stopped by the juice place
and I got you a kale with ginseng.
Do you mind just putting your feet
off the counter?
I got you a kale and ginseng
because it's just...
I don't know,
I thought it might make you feel better.
If that doesn't appeal to you,
I also got a pineapple orange.
Yeah, that might be better. Thank you.
Okay.
Oh, and I also got you protein bars,
just in case you want a snack.
Why is the house so big?
The house isn't so big.
It's big for two people.
Well, yeah, but we like to entertain.
for the weekend...
sometimes we have parties.
It's just nice to have space.
So no one else lives here?
Of course no one else lives here.
You're married?
Yeah.
When?
April.
I tried calling you, but, uh, apparently
you got rid of your cell phone.
I lost it.
You didn't think to get a new one?
I got used to not having one.
- Cocktails, anyone?
- No, thank you.
Martha?
Mm-mm.
Was it a big wedding?
About 40 people.
Mostly Ted's family.
- Did Aunt Dora come?
- Ha, yes.
Did she smoke like a chimney
and complain about everything?
- She's not that bad.
- You didn't have to live with her.
You lived with Dora?
She lived with me after Mom died.
- And where were you?
- College.
Huh.
- She'd love to know you're okay.
- She hates me.
She does not hate you.
- Look at me. Come on.
- Mm-mm.
- No.
- I don't have any pictures of you.
God, you're gorgeous.
It's really rather irritating.
There you go.
You don't need to shake it.
That's a myth.
- Is it true married people don't f***?
- What?
No, heh.
Excuse me.
- Put this on.
- You're kidding.
- Your clothes are disgusting. Try it.
- Why does it matter?
Because it feels good to put on
something nice and comfortable.
you little sh*t.
Whatever makes you happy, mama bear.
You're making fun of me,
and I think it looks really good on you.
What, ifs not good?
No, no, it's fine.
Uh, it's a bit dry.
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