Triptyque Page #4

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The clinic on Charest Boulevard

isn't big enough.

- They'd move here?

- To those offices there.

Sister Aline.

Michelle.

Hi, how's it going?

You don't recognize me?

Guillaume.

Yes, I do.

I'm a little surprised to see you here.

Yesterday I stopped by the bookstore.

They told me you were here.

That's right.

For a few more days, I think.

Did you finish your school project?

Yes, it's going super well.

But that's not why we're here today.

We're doing a number

for the end-of-the-year show,

and we wanted your opinion.

With pleasure.

Show me.

It's a work in progress, so...

Ready?

I feel it in my toes

I feel it in my brain

The words flowing outof me

like blood running down the drain

Turn on the tap

Listen to it run

It's coming down like rain,

a hiding spot for my thoughts

The neurons in your brain

I try to stop them

but they continue to flow

Words, words

they stay hidden below

That's enough, time to shut up

Who do you think you are, young man?

With your open mind

give me some air

I might not be Baudelaire

My dad's locked up, mother is nuts

Get out of this town

where it always snows

The white will disappear

as the blood flows

The white will disappear

as the blood flows

Bravo, Guillaume

and to Guillaume's friend!

What nice words of protest.

It's almost all in French.

There are little things to fix, though.

When you're talking about the mother,

you need to add "my".

It's not proper French.

- You mean before nut?

- Yes.

So it would be, "My dad's locked up,

my mother is a nut."

Yes, that's right.

Otherwise, it sounds English.

It's really good. I'm impressed.

And the rhythm is really good.

It's great.

I'm amazed by what you can

do with your mouth.

It's amazing for such a young person.

All right, Lise.

That's enough for today.

Quit clowning around

and bring me those

two hedge jumpers right now!

Watch out when he gets here.

I can't believe what I'm hearing.

Amazing! The octopus was alive.

Actor, dubbing, voice-over

On your knees please.

I bless you in the name

of the Father, the Son

and the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

I wish you a happy New Year.

Look, let's try it a little less gloomy.

On your knees please.

I bless you in the name

of the Father, the Son

and the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

I wish you a happy New Year.

Imagine an ordinary man,

early 40s.

Also, my father was no actor.

You don't have to articulate perfectly.

On your knees please.

I bless you in the name

of the Father,

the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

I wish you a happy New Year.

My dad was a heavy smoker,

two packs a day.

Keep that in mind.

On your knees please.

I bless you in the name

of the Father, the Son

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