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8/11/2019 Betrayed by Everyone
1/7
OGRAPHY
Kenneth
Lonergant
work
has
been
performed
n
New
yorii
,, r
akedAngels,
Atlantic
Theatre
Company,
Circle
Rep.,
playwrighri
orizons,
Manhattan
Punchline
and
the HB
Playwrighrs
oundariorr,
London,
at The
Royal
Court
Theatre
and
The Bridge
Lane;
and irr
rs
Angeles
at The
Coast
Playhouse.
e is
a member
of Naked
Ang,..l.,
s s also
a screenwriter .
{IGINAL
PRODUCTION
Betrayed
by Eueryone
was
produced
by Act
One in
association
with
Showt ime
Networks
Inc. ,
Paramount
Network
Television,
Viacom
Productions
and
Grammnet
productions
for
Act One
'95:
A Festiual
of
Neu.,
One-Act
Plays, at
The
Met
Theatre
in Los
Angeles,
CA in
April 1995.
It
was
directed
by
Frank Pugliese
with the
following
cast:
\(arren
.Mark
Ruffalo
Jessica. . . . , . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ria
avia
IARACTERS
\TARREN,
young
man,
around
nineteen
or fwenty
JESSICA,
youngwoman
around he
same
ge
I-TING
A small
aparrmenr
n the
Upper
-West
ideof
Manhattan.
KENNETH
LONERGAN
BETRAYED
BY EVERYONE
I3 '
Betrayed
By
Everyone
A
smalt
pitlbox
ttPartment
on
the
Llp?er
West
Sid'e
af-Manhattan'
forrishri
scantily-lt,td
arbitarily'
In iie
co'n"
is
a d'ffii
lsag
and
a
"cardboarl
bo,
fi,ll
of
anrique
ioys'
lt is
afer
midtt.ight
ou
a
Fridn4'
Tiafic
nois,:s
in
be hrard
out
ilte windou'
V/arren
hns
ust
opened
he
door
for
Jexica'
He
is nineteen
or twenty'
He
u'eAts
enaftnous
Prints'
Hi-np
snrahrrs
arttl
hair
cttt
short'
uery
rtcently
*
prcbab 1.for
tl
fi1st
tinte'in yurs' Jessica
s
tlse sarne
lge,
weyt-ng.heauy*.but
effectiul
malttup,
dresser/
tt big
shoes
nd
n
t'ight
liule^dress'
They
are good-
hobirtg
hids,
but
thE"would
both
look
bener
if tbry
eased
up
on tbeit'
personal
srylc,
a litrle.
\vARRENT
ow
you
doin,
Jessica?
ou're
ooking
very automaied
tonight'
JIssiCA:
Vhat
is
that
supposed
o
mean?
vARRF.N:
othing^
lt's
just
a
fashion
concePt'
l0sStCA:
#hat?
wARREN:
m
-
Nothing.
Do
you
want
to
come
in?
(She
takes
a
iw
steps
nto
the roorn')
JEsslCA: ey. 'rX/here s everybody?
w.ARREN:
irey
just
went to
get
drugs'
They'll
be
right
back'
JESsICA:
fell
-
what
do you
rnean?
How
long
are hey
gonna
be gone?
viARREN:
dont
know.
Twenry
minutes?
JEsSICA:
Wetri,
how
far
did
they
liave
to
go?
VARREN:
The
East
80s?
IESSICA:
K
...
I dont
mean
to be
paranoid'
I
just
don't
vrant
to be
the
victim
of some
teenage
matchmaking
scheme'
WARREN:
cted.
;rssrce,
You
know?
If I'm
gonna
get
st
uP'
I'rn gonna
do
it myself'
I
dont
need
anybodls
help gerting
fucked'
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VARR-EN:
flell nobodys
setting
you up and nobody
wants
to firck
y,,,,,
so calm down.
IEsstcA:
Oh you can'rseewhy I
would
think that?
VARR-EN:dont know or care
what
you
Fuckin' hink,
Jessica.
'm
i,r. r
staying here becausemy Dad threw me out of
the horise. Bur
'.r,,,
hc,me. tt.fine with me.
JESslcA:
K . . . Sorry.
{She
cornes
n.) You
probably
think I 'm l i l
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JESSICA:
eah. I
dont
really
take advanrage
of
the
ciryt
facilides
at
:rll"
and
it
just
seems ike such a total waste
...
vARREN: Yeah.
I mean ...
yeah.
(Pause.)
JESSICA:
ey, is
there anything to drink here? I ve
gor rhis really b.r.i
taste n my mouth.
\X/ARREN:
Gex
up.) I think
there's ome water ...
JESSICA:
Starts
to
get
up.) l'll
get
it
...
\IrARREN:
That's all righc.
"Chivalry
is not
dead. hjust smells unny."
(She
does
not
know ltow to
resltond
n th^
afiem?t at humor He exits.
\lr
chrchsher hair. He returns with a glassofwater which he brings to /tn:)
JEsSICA:
hanks
a
lot.
(She
drinhs.)
God, I was so thirsry.
(He
sits
down again, nxt to her, instead
of across he
room.
But
1,,
doesrit
looh
at her
or say anything and it is
nnking them botJt
;"'t
t,
nerTtotts.
he
gets
up, Ioohsat tbe
photograpbs on the uall.)
i[,sslLA:
So who are all thesephotos oP Are
yor on rhis u'all?
(ARRLN:
Yeah, 'm represented.
lF.sslCA:
od, your friend Dennis is
sahanclsorne ..
\XTARREN:ou think?
jESSICA:
h my God,
are you kicl ding? s thi s
f)ennis as a babyl \7hri
,'
tough littie
guy
with a litrle football
helmer.
\X/ARREN: guess.
IESSICA: ey, is that his lvlom? She'sbeautiflul ..
\vARR-F.N:
tk an
incredibly
attractive family.
JESSTLTA:\X/har
oes she do?
\v,/ARRnN:
m ...
She's
ike
a big ciry social
w'orker administ i 'ator,, i
some kind
... She's lways ike, install ing
swimming pools
or rlr, .
Poor
or somerhing.
JESSICA:
X/hat?
witRREN:
Nothing. She runs these
programs for
rhe ciry governrnrnr,,'
something.
She
ike
dcsignssocial work
programs fr:r homeless .,i,1,,
and kids with AIDS
and stuff like that.
But she's fuckin'
psychr,
JESSICA:
fhy
do you say hat?
Just
because he'sa socialworker?
v'ARREN:
o
-.
because f her behavior.
JI,SSICA:
hy?
Vhat doesshe
do?
'wARRL.N:
I don't know.
She's
ust
reallv striderit.
She's ike a
bleedj:ri
heart dominatrix, with like
a hairdo. She
*
\
C
u
er app ng dia logue.)
IESSIC-d:
Bleeding
heart?"
\TARREN: I
don't know Yeahl
(End
oue lapp rzg dia lo
gue.)
138 KENNETH LoNERGAN
lEssIcA:
7hat are you
like a big Republican
or something?
vARREN:Not
at
all. I'm a total
Democrat.
I
just
*
llisSICA:
So why do you sal thar
about
her?
\TARREN: ecause hat's
what she's ihe.I
dont
know.
Idoit
really care'
M"yb.
she's
eally nice.
I dont
really want
to
get
into an argurnent
about it.
ItiSslCA:
No, itt
just
-
my
sister's
a social
worket
and I
really -
rARREN: didnt say
anything
aboutyour
sister.
ItiSslCA:
know you
didn't.
I just-
I
hnou-butl|ust
think
it's ike
a
really
good
hing to
do
with
your
ife and
Ij-OK,l hnout. l
just
admirepeople
who
dedicate hemselves
like
that, and
-
lvARRrN:
So do
L
'What
she
does s fine.
It's
iust
how
she li.
I rhink
it's
totally brave o
do that
kind of
work. Unless
you're
ust
..
J1:SSIC,{:nlesswhat?
VARREN:Unless you
just
have no
sense f
people.
No
-
Like if your
mission
overrides
your
-
actual
moral opinion,
but -
forget
it.
It's
.
not
-
l t doesn' t
mat(er.
wARREN: didnt know you had
a
sister.
And
I was
not attempting
to vilify the
entire
social
worker
communiryl
l
: .
(Silence.
She
goes to
tbe corner
where
Warren\ stuf
is piled
up.
She
"t
,
Ioohs n the cardboard
box.\
ll' lsslcA:
jl right. I certainly
didnt
mean to offend
you"
VARREN:'m not offended.
II..SSICA:
ey
-
what's this
stuff?
'
w
RREN: hose are
ust
some
of
my belongings
' :
.
;t,sstCa:
/hat are these?
1
'JunRREN:
ti
iust
some uckin'shit.
I t ,sslCA:
'hat are
hese,
ike antiqt
.
VARREN:
m,
for the
most
part
.. .
:.; U.sslca:
hese are
really cool
I/ARREN:You think?
FisslcA:
Yeah, they
remind
me of the
stuff my brothers
had when
I
was
a
little
kid.
I always
wanted to
play with
their toys
and they
were
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like,
"Go
play
with
dolls,
you
litde
bitch."
And
I
was
like,,l;u,
l
yot'
I
loue
old
toys.
\flARR-EN:
have
a fair
amount
of this
kind
of
thing.
JESSICA:
o
you
know
how
many
toys
I
had
_
i
-."n
how
muclr,
,, r
the
stuffI
had
when
I
was
little,
i
wish
I
had
now?
Like,
I
think,,i
some
of
those
toys
and
I
just
look
back
on
them
with
this
1ot4.i,,1,
. . .
You
know?
\O\RRLN:
Definirely.
JESSICA: ho are rheseguys?
TVARREN:
That's
my
Major
Matt
Mason
collecrion.
you
know
M:rjur
Matt
Mason?
(She
shahes
her
bead.)
V.ARREN:
ome
on.
Major
Matt
Mason
_
when
\4,
were
kids.
He ,i
spaceman,
and
he
has
these
helmets,
aw
he's
the
besr.
I
havr
,r
complete
set,
all
in
prime
condirion.
JESSICA:
eally
cool"
\TARREN:
nd
rhis
is my
amazing
toasrer.
.Toaster
Amazing;,,
I
cali rr.
Come
here
and
look
at
this.
it's
.."tty
,o*.,frirrg.
(She
oohs.\
*ARREN: 'eah' G.E. made nnly like a
few
hundred
of this
mocrel
ike
iu
the
'50s,
and
rhen
they
recalled
them
because
hey
were
likc
explodin_g
n
peoplet
kitchens
at
breakfast
and
burning
d"*"
.rr.iu.
foT"r'
So
only
a few
hundred
actually
exist.
I
go,
o.-r,.
rom
this
dealer
know
in
Seattle
and
he
had,
no
de,
*hat
f,"
*".
,.lling
;; .
IF.SSICA:
uh.
vARREN:
I
have
made
toasr
with
it
and
nothing
bad
has
happened
to
me.
Bur
I
don'r
really
use
it
too
much
becairse
t really
j.pr..i"r.,
in.value.
But
itt
grear
ro
know
I
have
one
of
,h"
orrly'orr.,
ln
exlstence.
JESSICA:
o
you're
really
nto
collecdng,
huhl
vARRiN: Not really.Nor much.
Just
stuffI
like.
JESSICA:
flhatt
your
favorite
thing
in
this
collection?
\x/ARREN:.Definitely
my
lVrigley
Field
Opening
Day
baseball
cap
my
grandfather
gave
me.
No
contest.
JESSIc)I:
Whatt
that?
(W'anen
tahes
out
an
andent
blue
and
white
baseball
cap.)
\(/ARR'EN:
his
is
a real
collectors'
item,
rike
an
amazingcoflectors,
irem,
actually.
My
Moms
Dad
gor
it
the
6rst
day
at
Wiigley
Field
when
he
was
totally
like
a little
kid,
in
tgt4.
(/essica
reads
uthat's
embroidered
on
the
cap.)
140
KENNETH
LoNERGAN
iin
a
JfiSsICA:
\(rigley
Field,
Home
of the
Chicago
(
hl':r,
(
)l'r'tirill' I
lrv
"
(Reads
of the
other
sidz")
"Tiue
Value."
wARREN:
Tiue
Value
Hardware,
all ight.
(She
puts the
hat
on.)
$flARREN:
ooks
good,
Jessica
..
JFSSIC,c:
o...are
your
Parents
divorced?
\rARREN:
Yeah.
'ihey
got
divorced
a while
after
my
sister
died'
And
then
my
Mom
moved
to
San
Diego.
IEssICA:
God,
so
why
dont
you
go
stay
with her?
That's supposed
to be
Pfetry
nice.
(Sht
talrut
he
hat offand
ualhs
arotmd
the room.)
VARREN:
well,
I dont
parricularly
wanr ro
live
in california,
for one
thing.
JESSICA:
fhy
not?
v'ARREN:
"."rrs.
of the
people
in
it. Plus
my
Mom
lives
with
he r
bofriend
...
and
anFvay'
she's
ind
of freaked
out
generally'
So
it's
kind
oftough
to be
around
her
for very
long
at one stretch'
JESSICA:
Why?
Because
f your
sister?
'WARREN:
guess"
JESSICA:{hat
did
your
sister
die
of}
\fARREN:
Um
*
she
was murdered.
JESSICA:
h
my
God,
is that
tnre?
IrARREN:
No,
that's
ust
a little
joke
we
have about
it in
the
family'
JESsICA:1What?
\(/ARRLN:
eah
ir's true.
JESSICA:
'm
sorry:
I didnt
mean,
"ls
that true?"
I
just
meant
.' '
Yo u
know,
"Oh
my
God."
l{ow
old
were
You?
\fARREN:
Ten.
IESSICA:
'S?'ow.
How
did
it
happen?
Do
you
mind
talking
about
it
"
?
'v/ARREN:
Not
really.
Do
you
want
any
pot?
(He
pichs
up halfa
joint')
JESSICA:o,
no thanks.
But
you
go
ahead.
'WARREN:
m
-
That's
all
right'
(He
puts dourz
the
oint')
JESstcA:
o
what
happened?
That
is so
horrible.
\{/ARREN:
-,
tothl.tg.
She
was going
out
vrith
this guy
named
Ju'lian'
.who
she
was
living
with.
And
my
parenrs
were
Lind of
freaked
out
that
she
was
living
with this
guy
because'she
was
only
nineteen'
and
he
was
much
older.
And
my Dad
was like,
"I'll
pay
for you
to
live
in
your
own
apartment
if you
iusr
don't
live
with
Julian"'
So
,ft..
n
iot
of
fights
and stuff
she
basically
agreed'
And
then
she
went
home,
ostensibly
to tell
Julian,
and
as far
as anybody
knows,
they
had
some
tremendous
argument,
at which
poinr
it
wa s
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'
11'96'111.1
h*r
rc w,r"^
crually
ike
really
ut
of his
mind.
so
rh.' r*
rr
rlrirrp
ve
kncw,
was
home
with
my
Mom
and
the
doorbell ,rrr1r,
aricl
got rhe
door,
and
t was
hese
wo
police
derectiv.s.
n.l ,1,,
i
askcd
o
speak
o my
Mom,
and
I
was
nvited
to
leave
he r,u,r,,,
and
then
rhey
old
my
Mom
thar
my
sister
had
been
murderecl
rr,,[
they
needed
her
ro come
denti&
the
bodv.
JESSIC.A:
h
my
God.
\ fARREN:
o...
JESSICA:ll just becauseshe was gonna move our?
vARRIN:
No,
because
he
guy
was
crazy.
mean
I'm
sure
that
was
tlr,
issue
at hand, t:w
nobody
really
knows,
because
JEsstCA:
ur
l ike.. .
Did
he
like.. .
I
mean,
do
yo,,
th ink
it w.r. ,
premedirated,
r. . .
VARR-EN:
really
dont
know.
jEsstcA:
Well I
mean,
did
he
go
ro.iail?
Or
did he
usr
_
\x/ARREN:
m,
no.
He
just
vanished.
They
rhink
he
like,
f led t l ; , ,
counrry,
bur
rhey
don' t
real ly
know.
The
police
said i t
w,i , ,
definitely
him
that
did
it,
but
unforrunately
they
were
too
firckirr'
stupid
to
ever
find
him.
So
as ar
as
we
know,
he
tasically
like,
jusr.
basicallygor away with it .
JESSICA:
fow...
\vARRiN:
Ary*"y,
so
nor
long
after
that
my
Mom
just
couldn,r
take
it, I
guess,
ou
know,
just
being
around
the
house,
so
she
moved
away"
and
then
I
guess
hey
eventually
gor a
divorce
and
.".
thatk
prerry
much
it .
JEsstcA:
That
is
so horrible
.. .
Nothing
like
that
has
ever
happened
to rne
V/,ARREN:
would
hope
not.
JESSICA:
once
saw
a woman
ger
her
leg
cut
off
by
a
bus .
\X/ARREN:
h
Yeah?
JESSICA:
eah.
r was
really
horrible.
I
mean,
it was
really
.. .
VARREN: flas it
somebody
you
knew?
JESSICA:
o
no.
\x/ARREN:
Did
she
die?
JESSICA:
m, yeah.
TvARREN:
Where
were
you?
Were
you
right
there?
JESSICA:
eah.
was
son
of
holding
her
hand
when
she
died.
\''ARREN:'W'hen
was
rhis?
JESSICA:
wo
years
ago.
'\x/ARREN:
So
what
happened?
Vas
it the
driver,s
fault,
or
was
it
iusr
_
JESSICA:
f'ell
- Is
this
too
morbid?
142
KENNETH
LoNERcAN
:
WARREN:
ot at all.
ilisstca:
Well,
OK, see,
hat's
the
weird thing.
Because
the
day this
happened,
was
out
iooking
for a cowboy
hat
-. .
WARRTN:
flhat?
illisstcer
I wanted
to
buy a
cowboy
hat,
but
i didnt
know
where
to get
,
one,
so I
was
just
walking
down
Broadwan
looking
in store
.:
windows
.. .
r
Vf,mnBN:
Yeah?
';,
lrsstca:
And then this bus went by me, and I sawthe bus driver was
i"'' wearing
his
really
nice
cowboy
hat.
So
was
ooking
at him,
and
he
waved
at
me. And
he
was kind
of cute,
so
I kind
of waveci
back,
and that's
when
he
hit this
wofiran.
\(/ARREN:
hoa.
IESSICA:
ut
when the
cops
came
and they
asked
me
if I saw
what
happened,
the
bus driver
and
I
just
sort
of looked
at each
other'
but
I didnt
say anything'
I
mean
I
just
said
I thought
it was
an
accident.
WARRFIN:
luh.
JESSICA:
ut
when
I went
home and
told
my
family
about
it,
you
know,
I didn't
say
anything
about
the guy
waving at me' You,know'
Because
thought
they
would
think
it
was
my fault"
Vhich
it
". '
you
know
which
I
think
it was.
But
then I
finally
decided
to tell
my
mother
about
it.
And
she
was so
nice about
it - she
was
just
like,
"You
didnt do
it,
it was
an accident
...
"
But
when
I asked
her
if
I should
say
something
to the
police,
she
was
like,
"Well,
you
should
really
think abour
that.
Because ou
could
really
destroy
he
guy's
whole
life,
and
you
shoutrd
really
think
about
whether
you
want to
do that
or
not."
'IqARREN:
fhat?
JESSICA:
'ell
-
\wARREN:
ut
I
mean -
that gLry
should
be
exterminated'
JESSICA:
hat
is r arrogantl
V'ARREN:
How
so?
iESSICA:
7hat
are
you saying,
you
know youwortld
have
told
the copr
right
away?
vannnN:
Nor
at
all
I'm sure
you
wre
in a
very difficult
position'
But
I
do
think
if
you're
driving
a
fucking
bus,
you
shouldn't
be
waving
ar
chicks
tr have
no
idea
what course
of action
I would
actuaiiy
teiir'.
but
regardiess
ofthat,
the guy
deserves
o fry.
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BY EVERYONIT
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Wcll, anyway
... I didn't
know
what
to do.
So finally I
c:rli,.rl
thc
bus
company and
got the
guyt phone
number,
and I
cell.,l
him
- I acrually
called
him ar home.
I'm
not
sure what I wanterl
tir
say,
but I really
elt like I
had to
talk to
him, or ask
him
abour ir, or
something. But when
he picked
up, I
don'r know,
I couldn'r
r.it.
anything
- like I
jusr
froze.
So I
just
hung
up.
(Pause.)
ut I
mr:urr
think
about
thar accident
like
euery
day. I
mean it compler,'|1.
haunts
me,
and I'm
sure my whole
personaliq'
is differenr
n,,*
because
of
it.
Because
why
shouldn't
have
told the
police wh:rr
happened?
You know?
He's the one who ran her over because r,.
was looking
at me. And
I'm
rhe only
one who
knows that.
So r.n;lrr,
didn't anybody
just,
like,
encourage
me
to
jusr
say whar
happetrJ,,
You
know?
\Y/ARRLN:
dont know
J[,sstCA:
ou
know?
So any.rv'ay,
ince
then lve
really realized
you
jr:,:r
gotta make
youi
own decisions,
and make it
your
own business ,.,
make sure you're
covered.
You
know what
I mean?
\c'ARREN:
ell, it 's
definitely
an advantage.
mean
... ir's
sornethic,l
you can
always
fal l back
c ln,
no marrer
whar
the spec i f i .
circumstances
re .
JESsICA:
eah .. ArI*"y.
Leti
change
he subject.
$TA.RREN:
ll right.
(Jessica
ooks
out the uindow.)
JESSICA:
he
Wild City.
(A
moment.)
Hey,
you wanr
ro put
on some rnusicl
\x/AR.REN:
Getting
up.)
Sure. These
are my
aurhenric
firsr
release
60;
albums,
all in
perfect
condition.
Got the whole
thing
here:
Early
Mothers,
Captain
Beefhearr,
Herman's
Herrnits,
everyrhing.
(I.l/
puts on
a slou
ballad.)
JEsslCA:
h. OK.
Goes or
rhe
slow song.
get
it.
\TARREN: f
course.
Care for
a spin?
JESSICA:
K.
i'm
game.
(He
holds out
his hdndt.
Shestarts
o take them.)
JESSICq.:
ait.
(She
ets
go.) I ve
gor a hair
in my
mouth.
(.She
xnlcys
the
hair
fom
her
mouth,
shakes
t
off her
fnger
and
pz.its
her hands bacleup. 7-heydance, not entirely gratelessly)
\TARREN:'m
definitely
into
actual
dancing.
JESsICA:
eah
I
think our
generarion
def inirely
rnissed
our in
rh e
dancing departmenr.
\x/ARREN:eah
... I
guess ike,
whoever
rhe
genius was who
decided you
didnt need
rzps
should have
come
up with
somerhing
else nstead.
14.4 KENNE'rH
LoNERcAN
rf
lSSlCA:
eah,
right?
(He
dips
her')
T' ttiss'ca,
heck
him
out.
Mr'
Dip'
':j
*n*t'
Um
-
Listen.
goma
ay
I
find
you
ncredibly
ttractivc
-.
Jh.SSICA:
elax,
will
You?
-;t,
***.*,
So
listen:
\ifould
you
be
mortally
offended
if
I kissed
you
for
'
iust
a
second?
ilissica:
Well,
I mean,
what's
the
rush?
:
;;;;,
*;'";h-
Id
just
ike
o
get
id
of
this
knot
in
mv
stomach'
tr.s$cotOh,
sure,
mean
-
whatever's
xpedient'
a
-
t. L l- r-
-^ ."
- , - - ",
L
ti,
h;ira
her'
She
hisses
ach'
It geti
'ery
heauyuery
ast'
until she
tt
'11
breaks
away.)
i'
,u*,ot
They
re
gonna
walk
in
and
I'm
gonna
be
really
embarrassed'
\7ARRF.N:
eah
me
too.
(She
akes
a.few
stePs
way'\
IESSICA:
o
.. .
do
you
like
nre,
Warren'
or
what i
: \ilARREN:
Of
course
I do'
Cant
You
tell?
'
il;;,
I d.n't
know.
Maybe
you
i.u.st
Idont
knoq
maybe
you
just
.
want
to
mess
".o.r.,1
o,
,o*tihi"g'
(Urrconsciousfu
he
picbs
up
the
',
baseball
cap
and
toys
t''ith
ir')
Y/ARREN:
m,
I do.
Andl
l ike
you.
I completeiy
enjoy
talking
to
,
you' . .
txstca:
Vell,
which
would you prefer f you had to choose?
;;;^'
it-t;t
rvould
d.pt'ld
on
which
one
r'r'e'd
already
been
doing
. more
or.
lsssrca'
nif
right.
I'm
sorry'
Pay
no
attention'
I'm
iust
being
weird'
(Pause.)
"t 's
iust
*
I 'm
iust
always-
ge.t t ing
drawn
into
these
,it,r"tions
and
then
getting
hurt
really
badly'
So"
'
\W'.ARREN:
oted.
JESslcA:
an
I
have
a
Presenti
IiSARREN:
ame
it.
JEssIC-{:
m
...
Can
I have
he
hat?
\ITARREN:
h
..
'
No
way.
Sentimental
value
of enormous
proPortions'
losric^t
Come
on,
t ' i l
t "kt
good
care
of
it '
l 'ook'
i t 's
f i l thy
an d
eveqnhing' You're onnaruin it '
\cARREN:
m-...
I g.r.i,
you
don't
want
one
of
rny
surplus
Major
Matt
Masons?
(She
shahes
er
head')
\vARR-F.N:
on't
asl