Still Alice Page #6
DR. BENJAMIN
Now can you tell me the name andaddress I asked you to remember?
A wall. Alice tries to recall.
ALICE:
Um...John Black.
DR. BENJAMIN
And the address?
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She takes a moment.
ALICE:
Damn it, I forgot.
DR. BENJAMIN
42 Argyle street, Cole Street,
Washington Street or South Street?
A pause. She shakes her head.
ALICE:
I was distracted, talking about myparents. Can we do that one again?
DR. BENJAMIN
There’s no need to at this time.
ALICE:
Okay.
DR. BENJAMIN
I’d like to do an MRI, just to rulesome things out.
ALICE:
Like what? Because I think I have a
brain tumor.
DR. BENJAMIN
It’s just a precaution. But it
will also allow us to see if there
stroke. Find out what’s going on
in there.
Alice nods, absorbing this.
ALICE:
Okay - what should I do in themeantime?
DR. BENJAMIN
You can get plenty of exercise.
It’s always good to get the bloodpumping. And drink lots of water,
hydration is excellent for the
memory.
Alice takes this in.
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DR. BENJAMIN
And the next time that you come and
see me, can you bring in someone
that knows you well? Your husband
or a close relative?
After a brief hesitation, Alice nods.
ALICE:
Okay.
EXT. ALICE’S NEIGBORHOOD -- DAY
Snow has fallen. The busy streets of New York are suddenly,
and magically, quiet.
INT. ALICE’S HOME - KITCHEN - AFTERNOON
We see winter squash chopped; brussel sprouts peeled, a
turkey in the oven being checked.
Alice is busily preparing Christmas dinner. A timer rings.
She goes over to the far wall murmuring...
ALICE:
Stethoscope. Millennium. Hedgehog.
Lifting a dish cloth on a memory board, she checks three
words -Stethoscope. Millennium. Hedgehog.
Erasing the words, she thinks a moment and writes, “Cathode,
Pomegranate, Trellis.”
She places the cloth back over the words and resets the
timer.
MOMENTS LATER:
Alice is peeling carrots. There’s the sound of someone coming
in the front door.
TOM (O.S.)
Hello!
ALICE:
Hi. Come on in.
Tom appears with a new GIRLFRIEND.
TOM:
Hey Mom.
ALICE:
Good to see you.
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TOM:
This is Jenny.
ALICE:
I’m Alice. I’m so happy you couldjoin us.
JENNY:
Thank you for having me.
ALICE:
Of course. Sweetheart, why don’t
you guys go in the and get a drink
and grab the - cheese thing. All
right? I’m so happy you could
join, I really am, Jenny.
JENNY:
Thank you.
Tom and Jenny head to the living room.
INT. LIVING ROOM
JENNY:
It smells so good in here.
TOM:
Beautiful.
Alice assembles milk, sugar, white chocolate, challah breadon the counter. She opens a box of eggs and stares blanklyat them.
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