The Woodsman Page #2
Thank you.
Hey, Walter.
Hello.
Hello.
You okay?
Walter, what did you do?
What happened to you?
Walter?
Why do you want to know?
Because I like you.
What's the worst thing
you ever did?
The worst?
I f***ed my best friend's husband.
I mean, my best friend
since second grade.
He had the hots for me and...
Yeah, he was cute.
We'd get it on for days.
And then he told her... the sh*t.
Broke up their marriage.
Ruined our friendship.
I still feel like the lowest piece of sh*t
So, what did you do?
Twelve years in prison is no joke.
How young?
Between 10 and 12.
Once a nine-year-old
told me she was 11.
Once a 14-year-old
told me she was 12.
I always asked
how old they were.
What did you do to them?
It's not what you think.
I never hurt them.
Never.
Look...
I want you to go now, all right?
I told you
I'm not easily shocked.
Yeah, well, you should be shocked.
- Or do you get off on this sh*t?
- What?
When will I be normal?
We have a lot of work to do.
- Will I ever be normal?
- What's your idea of being normal?
What's your idea
of being a f***in' shrink?
- Sorry.
Sorry.
So what's happening?
Braves are kicking the sh*t
out of the Phillies.
F***ing Phillies.
It's just the beginning of the season.
You got to give them a chance.
- So, how was the party?
- What party?
- The birthday party.
- F***. It was great.
You should have seen Carla.
She was so pretty.
She looked like a princess.
She's the light of my life, man.
You don't want
to love them too much though.
No such thing, man.
I couldn't love her enough.
Oh, I've got photos.
You want to see?
- Nah, it's all right.
- Ah, come on.
I don't want to see
any goddamn pictures, all right?
They're just photos
I took at the party.
Carlos, I want to see my sister
and my niece in person.
Okay?
Yeah, okay.
I'm just saying Carlos
has a thing for his daughter.
If he's not careful, he's gonna suffer.
You think I'm crazy?
Do you think you're crazy?
You know, talking to you is like riding
on a f***in' merry-go-round.
That's a marvellous image, Walter.
Because by going in circles we find things
we missed the first time around.
When will I be normal?
"So what should I do?
Call the cops?
Yeah, that's pretty funny.
to go for a ride?
Yeah, that's right.
If the boy goes for a ride...
it's because he wants
to go for a ride. "
Walter.
Cop.
Sergeant Lucas.
You mind if I come in?
You are in.
Yeah, I am.
But I always like to ask.
It's a force of habit.
You don't mind if I look around, do you?
I would.
Why, you got something to hide?
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