Frank Page #5
- things get too intense."
- Chinchilla, chinchilla!
"Chinchilla."
Chinchilla, chinchilla!
"It's incredible.
Frank finds inspiration
in everything."
- I find this inspiring.
- "How does he do this?
If I'm to grow as an artist,
I must see as he sees."
out of this one sound.
"I dedicate myself
to learning his secret
and I will not let anybody
get in my way,
however desperately
they may try."
Somebody's thinking in the
key of "C." Oh, it's me!
Oh, f***!
Chinchilla.
- Keep going!
- Okay.
- Keep going!
- "I am more convinced than ever
that this band,
whether they realize it or not,
could achieve greatness.
And I will work to take my place
at its very heart."
"I will show them
what I am capable of.
I will show them."
- Hey.
- Psst!
Hey, man, what are you doing?
I'm composing a song.
Oh, right.
Mmm.
Yeah, man.
I know.
- What?
- I know what it feels like
to try and write a song
and it just comes out sh*t.
Here, let me hop in the saddle.
Here's a little
love song I wrote
a long long long time ago.
The stillness
Of the winter night
The frozen water's
Icy skin
Is broken by
the boatman's oar
Be still and let me in
Oh, let me in
oh, let me in
But stay still.
There, see?
Sh*t too.
But look, Jon,
sooner or later you're
gonna get the feeling,
"why can't I be Frank?"
Or "maybe I can be Frank."
But, Jon, there can
only be one Frank.
One.
Actually, don,
I think both our songs
were excellent.
Yeah.
Right? Come on,
let's go for a walk.
Yeah, I've known
Frank was special
since the moment
I first saw him.
This nurse was trying
to wrestle his head off.
I mean, the guy must
have weighed 300 lbs.
Frank was freaking out so
hard, he just backed off.
- A mental hospital?
- Mmm.
Have you ever seen him
without the head?
God, no.
Maybe he's facially disfigured,
forced to wear a mask
like the elephant man.
Hmm. All I know is that
he told me once
he was from Kansas...
Bluff, Kansas.
Bluff, Kansas.
Sounds dark.
'Cuzzi?
Naw.
Get back to work.
Miserable childhood,
mental illness...
Where do I find
that kind of inspiration?
Congratulations.
You've made the first step
towards releasing
your creativity in a way
that will change
every aspect of your life.
Take everyday activities
like shaving.
how often does someone
using a traditional wet razor
stop to consider whether
instead of moving the razor,
it might be easier
to keep the razor still
and simply move the face?
What is that?
I think it's called
"the idiot shriek."
- Such pain.
- Hey.
- Such emptiness.
- Hey!
Sh*t!
What?!
Easy, don.
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