Boy A Page #3
Terry.
Please, now, let me. Please.
Well, okay.
- [Waitress] Have you decided?
- Yes.
I will have...
What was it? What was it again?
- [laughing]
- Don't f***ing laugh at me.
[knocking]
Hello, Michelle?
Chris.
How you settling in, Jack?
Strong and silent, yeah?
Is that right?
Does that mean
to take me out for a drink?
A drink?
My God, it speaks, yeah?
A drink.
Uh...
If you don't want to, that's fine.
I just thought...
Hey, why don't we all go out?
Tomorrow night, pay day.
Get the whole crew.
You could do the inviting, Michelle.
Give you something to do
besides sitting around on your ass.
F*** you.
[sighing]
Saved you there, mate.
She loves you best, that girl.
Here.
But what do I know?
Maybe you're a Don Juan
underneath that mild-mannered exterior.
What you looking?
Jack.
Kick it on, bloke.
Jack.
Andalu.
The White Whale, mate, Michelle?
[laughing]
What?
Hey.
Hi, Dad.
So how's things?
Okay.
Your mother?
I haven't seen her.
Long time, huh?
Listen, Dad.
I'm kind of homeless at the moment.
- Yeah?
- And I was...
Yeah, stay here.
Is that what you were going to ask?
- Mmm-hmm.
- Yeah?
Stay with me.
There's plenty of room.
[phone rings]
[ring]
Hello.
Hang on. Sorry, mate.
There's more beers
in the fridge. Help yourself.
Just, uh, try not to get too drunk, okay?
Right, and listen.
You keep your wits about you.
Don't try and keep
up with those guys.
You sound worried.
- Well, listen.
- Oh, yeah?
No. No, I'm not.
I mean, you've got to start living, yeah?
You know, the past
doesn't equal the future.
What does that mean?
It means that you're entitled
to some happiness, Jack.
So you go out.
You have a good time.
Anything you're not sure about,
any problems,
you just call me, okay?
And don't pay any attention
to all that Forefront nonsense
because that's all it is.
Okay.
[sighing]
All right. Thanks, Terry.
All right, man.
I'll see you Wednesday, son.
All right.
All right. Bye.
So where was this?
In Birmingham.
Only lasted six or seven months.
What finished it?
She went bananas.
Did she? Or did it take you that long
to work out she always was?
So why you up here anyway?
Work. And whales.
Calica's going
to release them, counselor.
Looking after a whale.
I cannot get over how old you look.
Give me a break.
No, no. I don't mean old.
I mean...
grown up.
I'm not trying to embarrass you.
I mean, I'm the one
that looks old, right?
I will take that smirk for acquiescence.
No, no.
No, no, no. Let me explain, me.
Let me...
All the sh*t that happened,
I know it wasn't your fault.
It was just sh*t that happens, right?
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