Music From Another Room Page #2

- Just do what he says, son.

- Okay. You got it? You got hold of it?

Okay.

Uncurl it.

Gentle.

Slow.

Okay.

You think you got it done?

You do?

- It's away from the baby's neck?

- Yeah.

Okay, now take

your hand out gently.

Okay, Gracie,

get ready to push, okay?

One, two, three, push.

- Push.

- Push, Grace.

Okay, Gracie, it's crowning.

Take a breath.

One more. A big one.

- One, two, three, push!

- Push, Grace!

- Push!

- Okay!

It's a girl.

Look at her!

A beautiful girl.

Not so bad!

A beautiful girl.

Let's give her

to her mama, son.

Careful.

There you go.

Good job, son.

Anna.

Her name is Anna.

I'm gonna marry her.

I thought you and me were

gonna live together!

What made you think that?

Probably when you said,

"When you get here, we'll live together. "

Here. Come on.

Hurry up.

- These guys charge by the hour.

- I'm not crazy, am I?

That was the plan, wasn't it?

I come here. I get a job.

- We share a place. Right?

- I wrote you not to come.

I was on the road, wasn't I,

coming here?

What did you say?

- I'm moving to New York.

- What's in New York?

- William.

- William?

William of New York?

Who's that? Like Joan of Arc?

Would you please be careful?

- I thought you loved me.

- Really? What made you think that?

Probably when you said,

"I love you. "

That's really sweet, Danny,

but you're so damn literal.

It's a wonderful quality, okay?

Don't lose it.

Thank you.

What am I going to do now?

Where am I going to live, Sarah?

I'll tell you what.

I'll sublet this apartment to you.

- How much?

- $1,600.

- A month?

- Yeah.

Okay. $1,550, but I can't

go any lower than that.

There's a waiting list a mile long.

Take it or leave it.

No, not that box!

Goddamn it!

I am never,

ever going to fall in love again!

Good luck.

I don't need nobody.

- Tambini said that with the letter

I'd get a job. - Well, he was wrong.

- I've come all the way from London!

- You got a green card?

Yeah,

I'm an American citizen.

I got 15 kids that are

waiting to apprentice.

- I'm not an apprentice.

- What can I tell you, kid?

I don't have the money.

If I did, I would hire 10 of you.

I mean, look how much

work I got to do here.

- Mel, you got to move that to the left!

- Okay, boss!

I could do that, sir.

I'm the best!

You're the best?

Call me in a week.

But the way you talk,

where are you from?

I'm from here.

I was born on an Army

base outside of town...

...but I moved to England with

my dad when I was five.

- Is that right?

- He died last year, so...

You work delivery

and the rent goes down.

Actually that might be useful,

because I'm waiting on a job.

- What do you do?

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