Darkman II: The Return of Durant Page #4

I was gonna tell you.

It was gonna be a surprise!

Oh, I'm surprised.

Can't you tell?.

- [ Giggles ]

- [Durant ] And now

I have a surprise for you.

[ Screaming ]

[ Screaming Continues ]

Always replace

your divots, Rollo.

Seventeen over the--

No, no, no, eighteen.

Eighteen.

[ Footsteps ]

[ Beeping]

Chow time, Doc.

So, what are we

having this evening?.

Lobster florentine?.

Beef Wellington.

Perhaps grilled ahi

on a bed of Belgian endive.

No, your old favorite,

Doc.

I hate meat loaf!

[Men Screaming]

Dr. Hathaway, I presume.

Ahh.

[ Belches ]

So, what am I

doing here, Robert?.

You didn't go to the trouble

of breaking me out to

feed me a home-cooked meal.

Well, there aren't many

scientists with your vision,

your technical expertise.

What you mean is,

there aren't many men...

who could build

a hydrogen bomb

in their garage.

You were working on something

before your untimely arrest.

A man-portable,

air-cooled, semi-automatic

particle beam weapon.

Guns for the new century.

Weapons

of devastating firepower.

If we can build a better

assault rifle, the world

will beat a path to our door.

- But all you lack

is the technology.

- And that's where you come in.

Power is going to be

a problem.

That weapon requires

a lot of energy.

You let me worry about that.

Are you interested?.

- I still have my brainchild

stored away.

- Then we have a deal.

I hope you saved room

for dessert.

[Hathaway]

Ladies!

Oh.

You drive a hard bargain.

You shouldn't

have to ask!

That's--

I won't have it!

It's not your choice!

[Door Opens ]

I'm sorry.

The gate was open.

[ Woman ]

I was just leaving.

David, I'll talk

to you later.

Hi, I'm Laurie.

Peyton.

Nice to meet you,

Peyton.

You too.

So, it's, uh...

Peyton.

Yeah. Was, uh, that,

your, uh, girlfriend?.

No, uh, sister.

This is an amazing place

you've built here.

Yeah. It's got

a lot of history.

My father tried

to make a go of it

through the war and beyond.

He was pioneering research

in conventional and atomic

power applications.

I guess you could say

he was a little bit

ahead of his time.

Yeah.

He passed away

three years ago.

I think he died when they

turned the lights out

in this place.

I'm sorry to hear that.

It's okay. You know,

I always knew that I

would come back here.

I mean, this place,

it just feels like... home.

You know, my father's spirit

was driven by his strength.

He even harnessed a power

supply that was big enough

to drive a small city.

It inspires me

to try great things.

Like what?.

I want to rekindle a kind

of scientific renaissance.

A place where scientists

can come from all over

the world and work...

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