The Brown Bunny

Did you just come from the race track?

- Did you win?

- No.

- How much is this?

- $2.

- Will you be racing again?

- Going to California.

- I've got to be there by Friday.

- California?

I always wanted to go to California.

- Really?

- Yes.

- It's nice there.

- Is it?

I thought it would be.

- Is your name Violet?

- Yes, it is.

- Who made the necklace?

- I made it.

You think you'd want to come with me?

I don't even know you.

Please?

Please?

Please come with me.

I like your face.

- Okay, you have to get your things.

- Okay.

Five minutes.

Okay.

Hey, Violet.

Come here.

I like you a whole lot.

I like you, too.

- Okay, hurry up.

- I will.

Hi, Mrs. Lemon? My name is Bud.

I'm a friend of Daisy's.

I used to live next door here,

a long time ago.

Who are you?

I'm Bud Clay. I grew up next door.

I used to live right next door.

My father was David Clay.

My mother was Norma Clay.

- You want to come in?

- Sure.

- Is that Daisy's bunny?

- Yes.

That's her bunny.

I haven't heard from her. She hasn't called.

I don't know why she hasn't called.

I wish I knew why.

The bunny looks so small still.

She's had that bunny rabbit a long time.

That's the cutest bunny.

Where do you live now?

I live in Los Angeles.

Daisy and I lived together in Los Angeles.

We have a small house and...

- Do you have any children?

- No, we haven't had children.

- No?

- No.

We were going to have a baby.

And what happened?

I don't know.

I don't know what happened.

Who are you?

I don't remember you.

- You don't remember me?

- No, I don't.

I grew up next door. I remember you.

I lived right next door.

I'm Daisy's friend from childhood.

And then we lived together in California.

You visited us once. Do you remember

when you came to California to visit us?

Maybe. It's been such a long time.

I don't remember.

But maybe I did visit, once or twice.

I used to play in the backyard all the time.

We had a pool at my house,

but it wasn't nice.

- I would go in your pool with Daisy.

- With Daisy?

Yes, she would let me swim in your pool.

We would go in there all the time.

- Your daughter liked swimming.

- Yes.

- She liked it a lot.

- Yes.

Yes.

I have to get going now.

These are the bunnies?

Are these adult bunnies?

Yes, pretty much. They're almost full-grown.

How old is this bunny?

Around one, two months.

What's the longest a bunny can live?

For five to six years.

- Five or six years?

- Yes.

- That's the most they can live?

- Yes.

Even if you feed it special food

or something?

No, they won't live more than

five or six years.

- All bunnies? Even this kind here?

- Yes.

Okay. Thanks.

Fifty-one!

Fifty-one?

You okay?

- Hi, how you doing?

- Hi.

You looking for a date?

- No, thanks.

- Okay.

- Do you want a date?

- No, sorry.

- You sure?

- I'm sure. Sorry.

Would you like to go out?

- No, I'm just driving around.

- Okay.

You change your mind?

- You look pretty.

- Thank you.

- I like your necklace.

- Thanks.

That's your name? Rose?

- That's a nice name.

- Thank you.

I wasn't really driving...

I wasn't driving around

looking for anything like that.

No? Well, you found me.

You want to just have lunch with me?

That'd be nice,

but I need to make my money.

What?

Come on, it's time to go.

Here.

Stefano!

Okay.

That's fine.

Let's go.

Open the computer.

- Where did you say you're from?

- Laroux.

Stefano?

Yes, sir?

- Can I get some earplugs, man?

- Yeah.

Come on. Roll it out.

Are you going to be

driving up to the track tonight?

I think I'm going to stay in LA tonight.

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