The Vanishing of Sidney Hall Page #2
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Right.
We wouldn't be caught dead
talking to each other
in the halls.
Yet, here we are
for the very first time,
and you want to talk to me
about my homework?
It's a compliment, Hall.
And plus, that's not true.
We hung out once
in the 5th grade.
I was running away from home,
you lent me an extra bicycle.
You remember that?
Yeah, I remember that, dipshit.
We rode up to that hill
over by the winery.
That, um
It's actually what
I'm here to talk about.
I'm surprised
you're bringing that up.
That was a really long time ago.
You remember what we did
when we got there?
You had a paper bag.
It was, uh, wrapped up in tape.
Right?
It was kinda bulky.
We buried it.
On Farmer's Peak.
You wouldn't tell me
what was in it.
Right. Well, I need it back.
What do you want me
to do about it?
Look, I don't know
that area, man, all right.
All the hills
look the same to me.
Never been back since.
Oh, you need my help.
Yeah.
Yeah, Hall. All right?
I need you help.
There, I said it.
I don't know, man. I mean
The day after we hung out,
you pretended like
nothing ever happened.
I saw you in the halls,
you laughed in my face.
You were an a**hole then.
You're an a**hole now.
Tell me one good reason
why I should care.
You're right, forget it.
Oh, come on.
Please, please, don't throw
away my comic books.
Haven't you outgrown
those things?
Sorry, Dad. I got you.
What's next? You're gonna
throw away my CDs, my books,
everything in my room?
Hey, Dad, you want something
to read? I got a comic
You have any ideas about
who you're taking to prom?
Not this one.
I'm not going to prom.
- How does that look?
- Why not?
Because it's a segregated ritual
wherein the unpopular people
are ostracized
- by the beautiful ones.
- Oh, my God.
Your father and I have great
memories from prom night.
Yeah. Me.
Get over it.
All right.
Brandi. Okay.
Hi.
Brandi.
There you go.
Uh, it's a pleasure
to meet you, Mr. Hall.
Hey. Uh, what's your name?
My name's Henry Crow.
I've read
your book so many times.
Um, it's really affected
Is that Crowe with an E?
- Yeah.
- An E, yeah.
I think I know
what I'm supposed to do now.
Sorry, what was that?
"The core of our nation
"is etched inside
these plastic smiles.
"And endless rows
of nowhere houses.
"This is how we live.
"It's also how we die."
Sidney?
Sorry for the wait.
Harold's ready for you.
Lawyers are only trouble.
Listen, I gotta go.
A great writer
has just entered the room.
All right, Love you.
Bye.
Sidney, my dear boy.
Don't take this the wrong way,
I say it as a friend.
You look like sh*t.
You look like one of those
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