Valley of Love Page #3
I'll shower and meet you at the bar.
Did you reach anyone?
No.
What's your husband do again?
He's a lawyer.
A lawyer?
Must be a nice change.
A change from what?
Not you, just the relationship.
What relationship?
I don't understand.
People change partners,
but stay themselves.
Only the relationship changes.
How many drinks have you had?
I'm not drunk. Watch this.
If it wasn't for my gut...
It's stupid to think people change.
We're born and die
with the same basic parts.
No, I think we can become
completely different people.
That's an old wives' tale.
You've practiced that trick drunk.
You've known how to do it for years.
Am I capable of that?
Yes.
How about some BBQ?
There's a place next door.
I'm vegetarian.
No more meat at all?
What do you eat, veggies, grains?
- What about eggs?
- Look, go eat, I can stay by myself.
Let me introduce...
What's going on?
Where are you going?
- To bed.
- You're not gonna eat?
No, I'm not hungry.
Goodnight.
Last night I saw a documentary on Gould.
Ever see the chair he played on?
He was a musician?
Glenn Gould, the pianist, not the actor.
He played on an old folding chair.
He performed on it for years.
Was he broke?
He had Asperger's syndrome.
A form of autism.
So?
Nothing. That's it.
What's all this?
Nothing, just some stuff
I picked up at the store.
Throw it in back.
Get in.
It's our second day, any thoughts?
What?
About Michael.
What am I supposed to say?
I don't know.
If somethings on your mind,
spit it out for chrissakes.
Michael...
What?
Finish your thought.
What about Michael?
Did he have AIDS?
Did he have AIDS?
Where'd you get that idea?
I'm just asking if he had AIDS.
No.
He didn't have AIDS.
Where the hell did you get that idea?
I was just wondering,
because I don't get it.
What don't you get?
His suicide.
There's nothing to get.
He died without any explanation.
We have to live with that.
His letters. He knows we're here.
Sure, sweetheart.
- Your coffee.
- Thanks.
I think he'd been living like that
for years.
No table, no books, nothing.
Just clothes and a ratty old armchair.
Nothing.
Still, he liked nice things as a kid.
- I dunno what he liked.
- Did you visit him often?
Once or twice, just in passing.
I don't remember,
it was years ago.
He was single then.
My daughter's studying in Berlin.
We talk on Skype.
But I don't know much about her.
We don't know much
about our own kids.
They never tell us
about the big decisions.
Where'd you get that shirt?
Nounours must've bought it for me.
- Who's "Nounours"?
- My secretary.
You don't like it?
They're pineapples.
You think it's tacky, huh?
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