The Endless Page #2

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You sound like a raccoon

with strep throat.

It's been the ruin

of many a poor boy

And Lord I know I'm one

You sound exactly like the mating

possums outside our window.

(LOUDLY)

My mother was a tailor

Hey, Mom. I know we don't

visit much, but...

I just wanted to say I'm doing

my best to take care of him.

What?

What?

- Nothing.

- I heard you.

No, you didn't.

- You becoming religious?

- No.

You're praying to her grave.

It's not a grave,

it's a memoriam.

Ah, talking to a memoriam.

That's totally not praying

to a grave.

That's sweet. I think someone's

been by or something.

Look. It's brand-new.

No, we actually made that from

when we were little

because she liked to paint.

Wow, that really held up.

(BIRDS CAWING)

What the heck are those?

It's like a volcanic

event,

hundreds of thousands

of years ago.

And then erosion or...

something.

Hey, mind of I drive

for a bit?

Nah, I'll just go

the rest of the way.

You drove the whole way.

I wanna drive.

I'm driving.

Get in.

Not a cult at all.

Smells good.

Smells like the barley.

Hey!

Good to see you two.

What the dickens bring you

all the way out here?

Just thought we'd visit while

you're, uh... here.

We're always here.

You hungry?

I'm always hungry.

Let's get you fed.

You boys remember Tim,

right?

- How's it going, Tim?

- Hey.

You gotta try Tim's

new Hefeweizen.

It is delicious.

Whoa! I didn't know you guys

were gonna be here.

It's good to see you guys!

- Shane, Anna.

- Hi!

This is weird. Aaron is, like,

all grown up.

Do you remember me?

Yeah, a little.

So, you all look, uh...

Healthy?

Fresh food, air, and ale.

That'll do it.

I was gonna say

exactly the same.

- This is amazing.

- Thank you.

Shane and Anna, they grew

the barley for that batch,

so they deserve credit.

- Tim, his beer, is our most profitable export.

- Yeah.

Oh! You boys haven't met Lizzy.

It's nice to finally

meet you two.

Everyone says all kinds

of stuff about you.

Thanks. Uh, how'd you

end up here?

I was at a mental health

facility up the road,

and I use to wander out

quite a bit.

And on one of my wanderings,

I met Tim

and just realized

I'm better here.

You boys remember Dave,

right?

Hey.

You know, Lizzy,

she's a great artist.

Actually, her sketches,

they kind of remind me

of your photography,

Justin.

LIZZY:

Oh, yeah.

You were a photographer?

Um, not really.

It's when you were really

little.

He was really good.

Well, could have been,

given time.

It's like Shane's

magic tricks.

I'm all right.

It's a million hours, right?

- (LAUGHS) Man, I hope so.

- A million hours?

Yeah, a million hours is the

amount of time

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