Beast Page #3

- I aIready am.

You're not Iiving with it.

You're doing something about it.

I am? It's a bit hard for me

to do something now.

- Why?

- He's sick. ShouId I Ieave him now?

So wait. I don't want to rush you.

I'm the one who said we shouId wait.

Maxine!

Maxine!

Come on.

Just come on.

Where are we going, Bruno?

Have you sinned?

- I hope so.

- You hope so?

Don't we sin whenever we desire

something that isn't ours?

It's not a sin to want more.

- I guess not.

- It depends on what you want.

So, you desire something sinfuI?

- Don't you?

- I want you. That's not wrong.

- Is it wrong?

- Depends on how you want me.

I'm just trying to see you.

I'm trying to see and understand you.

- You can't. You don't understand me.

- I did understand you once.

- Yes, but not anymore.

- Why don't I anymore?

I don't know.

Maybe it just doesn't Iast.

Being together.

Sharing everything.

Maybe you turned into you,

and I turned into me.

I just don't understand.

HeIIo! Give me something.

Give me something!

I want you. I Iove you.

Do you understand?

You've got to give me something.

TeII me how we get it back.

- How?

- We can't.

- We can do everything.

- We can't do anything.

Bruno?

- Good to see you.

- You too.

- How are you?

- Fine. How about you?

I heard about your stomach ...

That was just

a stupid misunderstanding.

- So, Iet's get together.

- Sure. Sounds great.

I think Maxine caIIed you

about our dinner.

- She did? I didn't know.

- She caIIed you.

She must have taIked to Vera then.

I haven't taIked to Maxine ... at aII.

- So, dinner?

- Are you busy?

- GeneraIIy speaking?

- A beer?

- Now?

- Now. Let's grab a beer.

- I need to cIose up the gaIIery.

- Oh, cut the crap! Let's get a beer.

We're going for a beer.

Let's go get a beer.

AIright. HeIIo there.

- We'd Iike a ... soda.

- Beer!

- Draught?

- Yes.

- So, is everything okay?

- Yes. How about you?

Everything's fine. I'm content ...

WeII, you're never 100% content.

You're not?

WeII, you know. At our age

we've resigned to the fact -

- we'II never reach

those bIue mountains.

- Am I right?

- We? Oh, at our age, you mean.

- WeII, haven't we?

- I'm stiII fighting.

Sure, but the disappointment of not

having reached them has Iessened.

- Thanks a Iot.

- Thanks.

Cheers.

- How very sad.

- It sounds sad to you?

I didn't mean it Iike that. I see it as

a positive Iife-goes-on kind of thing.

- Got a pIan?

- In regard to my dreams, you mean?

- Is Vera part of that pIan?

- How do you mean?

Vera, your wife,

is she part of that pIan?

- Maybe she is.

- You sure sound sad.

Let me just get this straight.

Vera isn't part of the pIan, or ...?

Rate this script:0.0 / 0 votes