Othello Page #2
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- 2001
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Yes?
Come in, sweetheart.
Please,
sit down over here.
D, you've got to tell
these guys what's going on.
- We know what's going on.
- We've got to be reasonable.
Now, come on.
Honey...
we've never had
any secrets before, right?
I just want you
to tell me the truth.
Did Odin ever harm you,
force you to do anything
that you didn't want to do?
Anything at all?
Odin and I have been
together for four months.
"Together"?
What does that mean, "together"?
Dad, that's none
of your business.
I asked you a question.
And I said
it's none of your business.
Listen, Bob,
this is a family matter.
Maybe we shouldn't be
discussing it here.
I mean, he's a good kid.
Don't do this.
Talk to him.
Let's give him
a chance to talk.
Outside.
Sir, I just want to tell you that
you've got a great daughter there.
And I really,
really care about her.
You've got to understand
that what we have is beautiful.
No. She deceived me.
What makes you think
she won't do the same to you?
If you ever lie on me again, I'll f***
your punk ass up a lot worse than this.
You understand me, Rog? Huh?
See you at dinner.
You're going to keep doing
this sh*t all year, yo?
You tell me, man.
You're the pharmacist.
You know, some of these drugs I sell
will guarantee to have you twisted up.
This steroid,
50-50 chance.
I put three inches
on my vertical this month.
I took half a second
off my 40, bro'.
It's doing the job.
When you start playing for North
Carolina, don't forget about me.
Shoot the n*gger
some tickets.
to something else next week.
You've been drinking
enough water?
By the gallon, man.
I'm surprised it doesn't come out
these holes you keep sticking in me.
I know you're all into
this basketball stuff,
but if it don't work,
don't trip.
I'm saying cause there's some things
in life we weren't meant to have.
I mean, don't go out there making
yourself all crazy and sh*t.
How can I go crazy when I've got
you selling me dream in a bottle, man?
So, have you talked
to him about it?
There's nothing to talk about.
I do everything for him,
but he's been acting
completely weird lately.
Lately? Try always.
Sorry.
What's the deal?
Everyone at school
likes Hugo, except you.
Nobody doesn't like him.
I don't trust anyone who doesn't
have at least one enemy.
Well, I guess he does.
I didn't think
you were going to make it.
Oh, come on now.
You know I can't beat
Magnolia tomorrow
without seeing
my good luck charm first.
- What's up, Em?
- Hey.
Hey, I've got
something for you.
It's over 100 years old.
It's over your price
range is what it is.
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