Before Sunset Page #4
at the same time.
How is it disturbing?
I don't know. Just being part
of someone else's memory.
Seeing myself through your eyes.
How long did it take you to write it?
Three or four years, on and off.
Wow, that's a really long time
to be writing about one night.
Yeah, I know. Tell me about it.
I always assumed
you had forgotten me.
No, I had a pretty clear picture
of you in my mind.
- I have to tell you something. I just...
- What?
I've wanted to talk to you for so long
that now... It's just surreal, you know?
I feel like everything should be...
How long do we have?
Twenty minutes and 30 seconds?
We got more than that.
Tell me, what are you doing?
What are you up to?
Where to start? I work for Green Cross.
It's an environmental organization.
What are they all about?
We basically work on different
environment issues...
disarmament of chemical weapons.
International laws that deal
with the environment.
- What do you do for them?
- We're going this way.
Different things.
Like, last year I was in India for a while,
working on a water-treatment plant.
Well, the cotton industry there
is a major source of pollution, so...
I mean, it sounds like you're actually
doing something.
Most people, myself included,
just sit around and b*tch.
You know, how America's consuming
all the world's resources, SUVs suck...
...global warming is real...
I'm relieved to hear you're not one
of those "freedom fries" Americans.
Hey, you know...
But how'd you get into that?
I came out of political science,
hoping to work for the government.
- And I did for a little while. Terrible.
- Not good?
Yeah, no. Anyway, I got really tired...
Let's go this way.
Having this endless conversation
with friends...
...about how the world
was falling to pieces.
So I decided what I really
wanted to do was...
...to find things that could be fixed
and try to fix them, you know?
You know, I always thought you'd be
doing something cool like that. I did.
Thanks. I just feel really, really lucky
to be doing a job I like, you know?
Yeah.
I actually alternate in between thinking
everything is irrevocably screwed up...
getting better in ways.
Better? How could you
possibly say that?
Well, I just mean, you know, like...
I know it sounds weird, but there are
things to be optimistic about.
Okay... I know your book is selling,
which is great, I'm very happy for you.
But let me break the news to you:
The world is a mess right now.
From a Western view,
things are getting a bit better.
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