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00:00:00Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, sweet Addie. Happy birthday to you.
00:00:45You think you know better than the city, the country, the state, and the federal government?
00:01:05Will this affect his college opportunities?
00:01:32Happy birthday to you.
00:02:16Happy birthday to you.
00:02:18Be right there, Pop.
00:02:42Hey, Pop.
00:02:44Hey, son. Look at you. You're really gonna do it, aren't you? You are gonna graduate college.
00:02:55Just happy I'm done this year.
00:02:56A business associate. Question. Why the hell are you studying Hamlet?
00:03:05I don't make the rules, Pop. They told me I have to take it. You know, it doesn't matter. I
00:03:11am so, so proud of you.
00:03:13Thanks, Dad. I love you, son. I don't get it, though. You're supposed to be a business associate. And they
00:03:22got you studying friggin' Hamlet.
00:03:25I don't make the rules, Pop. They just said I have to. It's like one of those requirements, I guess.
00:03:31I'm just, um, I'm really proud of you. I know that. And here's the moment. The moment we've all been
00:03:41waiting for.
00:03:42I thought I had to...
00:03:44It's, uh, fatherly wisdom.
00:03:46Alright. I knew it was coming.
00:03:48It's a sage advice.
00:03:50This is serious, though. I've got something to tell you.
00:03:56We...we commend something that's important to us. And that is power.
00:04:02Be able to control the world. Be able to take care of our family. Be able to stand up.
00:04:09How do you do that? Do you get stronger? Do you get more fierce?
00:04:14That's the way you lose.
00:04:16You know where real power resides?
00:04:19And passivity.
00:04:21The ability to do nothing.
00:04:27But we don't know ourselves, so we have power. You told me that.
00:04:30How do you learn?
00:04:33You're in a conversation with somebody, right?
00:04:36They're not your friend.
00:04:38And they're speaking to you because they're trying to persuade you in some way.
00:04:43Right? Yeah.
00:04:43They're trying to get you to think about it in their terms. Right?
00:04:47Mm-hmm.
00:04:49Just listen.
00:04:51And you know what you're going to hear?
00:04:53Is that they're going to say their points.
00:04:55They're going to present their persuasions.
00:04:57Mm-hmm.
00:04:58And they're going to go boom, boom, boom, boom.
00:05:01And you know what?
00:05:02That's all they got.
00:05:04And you know how you know it?
00:05:05Is they're going to come back to the beginning.
00:05:07They're going to rephrase it.
00:05:09To be the same damn thing.
00:05:10Let them talk themselves out.
00:05:12Now you know what they know.
00:05:15Let them expose themselves.
00:05:17Exactly.
00:05:20It's hard to do.
00:05:22Keeping your mouth shut.
00:05:24It's hard to do.
00:05:26But if you can't keep your mouth shut and they fuck with you, kill them.
00:05:32Just like that?
00:05:33Just like that?
00:05:34Just like that?
00:05:34Just kill them?
00:05:36Come on.
00:05:37I think that's the wine talking.
00:05:41Welcome everybody to English 101.
00:05:45We're going to try to make this worth your while.
00:05:48Even though many of you are required to be here.
00:05:52But you're not English majors.
00:05:56It makes one wonder where to start.
00:05:59I heard about your dad last night.
00:06:02My dad?
00:06:03This was Scandinavian literature.
00:06:05You know.
00:06:06When your parents were together.
00:06:09The question becomes what is Western literature?
00:06:13I don't know.
00:06:15Judaism.
00:06:16Everything's a sign.
00:06:20So Atlantis is 10,000 BC.
00:06:23Approximately.
00:06:31Literature does not exist yet.
00:06:34What you have is philosophers.
00:06:37Now, I can't write on the board.
00:06:38I'm out of board space.
00:06:39So just put this down in your notes.
00:06:41Because you have the next 80 years of your life to try to understand what I'm saying.
00:06:45Understand this so you have an education in literature.
00:06:48You have philosophers.
00:06:51Philosophers.
00:06:53Philo.
00:06:54Sophers.
00:06:55Philo.
00:06:56Sophers.
00:06:58Lovers of wisdom.
00:07:00Philo is love.
00:07:01Soph is wisdom.
00:07:03They are wisdom lovers.
00:07:04That's what philosophers are.
00:07:07Before literature, you have philosophers.
00:07:09Aristotle talks about how literature is philosophy plus entertainment.
00:07:19You want to have philosophy and entertainment together.
00:07:22Because if it's just philosophy, it's too dry for the people.
00:07:27And entertainment in and of itself has no philosophical value.
00:07:34It has no moral value.
00:07:35It doesn't edify and improve persons.
00:07:38Indeed, pure entertainment is the definition of pornography.
00:07:42Oh, I don't know.
00:07:45What do you think?
00:07:47Don't give me that look.
00:07:49You know, I don't care if this embarrasses you.
00:07:52I have been through so many boyfriends.
00:07:54I can't even keep count at this point.
00:07:56How's this thing even go?
00:07:57So...
00:08:05the same thing.
00:08:08I'm gonna be the same thing with you.
00:08:08shitty thing.
00:08:13Stop.
00:08:15Sigh.
00:08:17I mean,
00:08:17I'm gonna take a moment.
00:08:18You know,
00:08:25I don't care.
00:08:26I know.
00:08:26I'm gonna be the same thing with you.
00:08:35You go.
00:08:36I have to chauffeur you around.
00:08:38Well, it's not my fault you're still working on your license.
00:08:40At least I graduated, Gertrude.
00:08:42I graduated.
00:08:43I got my GED.
00:08:44I haven't taught.
00:08:45Yeah, because Dad's principal of a private school.
00:08:47You're only my stepdaughter, don't forget.
00:08:50Why don't you live with him if I'm such a monster?
00:08:54Princess.
00:08:55I'm a princess and you're an evil queen.
00:08:58If I'm so evil, why do you live with me anyway?
00:09:03Oh, that's right.
00:09:05Because your daddy's a Nazi.
00:09:07Not surprised you're not far behind.
00:09:09Just watch my car.
00:09:11You mean Dad's car?
00:09:12That's his fault for not getting a prenup.
00:09:24I'm here for a pickup.
00:09:25Our restaurant is sleeping.
00:09:27Ma'am.
00:09:30Weeville.
00:09:33You what?
00:09:37Well, I'll be damned.
00:09:40Do you know me?
00:09:43Have we dated?
00:09:48Let's just say, a woman like you, you should be careful.
00:10:00Well, you're not so bad yourself.
00:10:06She's as beautiful as I remember.
00:10:17I.
00:10:21Don't be fair.
00:10:21I don't have to.
00:10:21Let me.
00:10:25I want to be Jesus anymore.
00:10:31I want to be here as I want you to share.
00:10:37I can see that.
00:10:38And I will be here as well as I want you to Earth.
00:10:38I don't have to be here as a player.
00:10:59I don't know.
00:11:10Don't you know the radiation on those things is going to kill you someday?
00:11:13Hold that hook. Quicker and your daddy lift.
00:11:16Let's go.
00:11:17I wonder why.
00:11:26So, you work there. They got food. We ain't got food. Why don't you bring home some food?
00:11:35You know, just because I work there, that's just business.
00:11:39So, all those years in college, this is what you've learned?
00:11:44I mean, it's game theory.
00:11:46It's the circle, jerk son.
00:11:49You're too hard, Dad.
00:11:58So, I saw my teacher today at the restaurant.
00:12:03Oh, that important one that you're learning Hamlet from.
00:12:11My grade school teacher.
00:12:14Gertie? Gertie! Came into your store.
00:12:17Relax, Papa. I took care of it, alright?
00:12:20You took care of it?
00:12:23How in the world did you take care of it?
00:12:27I loved her and I left her.
00:12:31Loved her and you left her?
00:12:33No, you didn't.
00:12:36No, you did not.
00:12:38All in a row.
00:12:44Nice.
00:12:45This guy, everybody, hold your books up if you brought them today.
00:12:49Alright.
00:12:49This book is the number one piece of Western literature ever.
00:12:56It's a big deal.
00:12:57This is the book that replaces Sophocles' Oedipus Rex.
00:13:02Now, if you get into Christianity, obviously the Gospels will be more important.
00:13:08And if you get into Constitutionalism, obviously the Constitution and the Bill of Rights will be more important.
00:13:18But those non-fiction texts aside, this is the book that captures the Western philosophy.
00:13:25And the reason that this replaces Oedipus Rex is because it has everything Sophocles doing plus Christianity.
00:13:34Shakespeare is Sophocles plus Christianity.
00:13:37That's why he's number one.
00:13:41As we move into a new 500-year cycle, obviously an imperial one and an international one, we can try
00:13:50to deny...
00:13:51We can try to dismiss Shakespeare as one more dead white man.
00:13:55We've heard it a thousand times.
00:13:58That's fine.
00:14:01Except just know that when the waters of the empire recede and we're back in a republic in the year
00:14:102500, this is exactly where we're going to be again.
00:14:13So, I would just study this rock right here.
00:14:17Shakespeare.
00:14:19On the board, I have Shakespeare's other major tragedies.
00:14:24Hamlet's number one.
00:14:25Macbeth is considered his second most famous tragedy.
00:14:28School's like a prison.
00:14:31The whole world's one.
00:14:33True.
00:14:34And this mentally is one of the worst.
00:14:37I lie to myself.
00:14:39They tend to be as tragedies and they tend to be as more anti-Semitic works.
00:14:43I know that's a painful subject in an imperial and international age, but that's just the way it is.
00:14:52Let's talk about what Shakespeare has to offer us in our lives that's more important than money, that gives us
00:15:02wisdom as the ancient Greeks want us to have.
00:15:05This one you have is, which edition is this horse, what does it say?
00:16:02He has to beigent.
00:16:04That's a lindo guy, Shu, I guess.
00:16:29Hi, yes, I'd like to place an order for delivery.
00:16:39Hey, Addy, I got a delivery for you.
00:16:47Come on, George, where's this one going?
00:16:50Address is on the back, man.
00:16:51You know the routine.
00:16:54I had no prom.
00:16:55No graduation, all because of this place.
00:16:58All right, man, that's life.
00:16:59Gotta keep it going.
00:17:05Hey, Princess, Leah, come do my back.
00:17:32I'm all over, please.
00:17:38Don't think you won't be just like me someday.
00:17:41I don't know if I can help it.
00:17:48Is that the door there?
00:17:52Oh, I got it.
00:17:54Do my top.
00:17:54Do my top.
00:17:55But you said...
00:17:56I know.
00:17:57Okay, I'm going.
00:17:58Come on.
00:17:59I'm going.
00:18:02Oh, my gosh.
00:18:04Goodness.
00:18:05Well, yeah.
00:18:06Quick art.
00:18:07Got it.
00:18:19A special delivery for...
00:18:22Me?
00:18:24Just can't get rid of me, huh?
00:18:27That's 61, 60...
00:18:29You want a tip, don't you?
00:18:31Follow me.
00:18:33Don't need the tip that bad.
00:18:47There is a tip I want to give to you.
00:18:49It's Addie, right?
00:18:51Addison.
00:18:53And you said 69, right?
00:18:55No.
00:18:57I'm just kidding, Addison.
00:19:00You know what?
00:19:01Keep the change.
00:19:02Inflation's a bitch.
00:19:08It's a nice place you got yourself.
00:19:11Yeah.
00:19:12You don't want to know what I had to do for it,
00:19:14but a queen should have her castle.
00:19:17Right?
00:19:18What about you?
00:19:21Me what?
00:19:22Where do you live?
00:19:24Just stop and listen.
00:19:26I'm divorced.
00:19:27It's okay.
00:19:30Do you recognize me?
00:19:33Of course I recognize you.
00:19:35No, not that.
00:19:37Is it my face?
00:19:40What?
00:19:41I don't know.
00:19:41I get punched on it.
00:19:42Boxing.
00:19:43Does it make me look older?
00:19:45What are you talking about?
00:19:47I was your student.
00:19:49No.
00:19:50That is not possible.
00:19:52You were my teacher.
00:19:54I'm no teacher, Addie.
00:19:55I mean, I tried it once, but then I started dating my boss.
00:20:00Yeah, which husband was that?
00:20:02What?
00:20:03Was it before or after you tried my dad, too?
00:20:06Your dad?
00:20:07What do you remember?
00:20:09I have lived too much life to remember everything, okay?
00:20:15We'll remember you even if you don't remember us.
00:20:17We?
00:20:18Me and my dad.
00:20:19What is the racket, Gertrude?
00:20:22Leah, Addie, Addie, Leah.
00:20:25My daughter.
00:20:28You said daughter?
00:20:30Well, step-daughter.
00:20:33Daughter?
00:20:34Well, I think of her like a sister.
00:20:47What'd you do now, Gertrude?
00:20:49Don't call me Gertrude.
00:20:51Call me Mom or Gertie.
00:20:53Gertrude makes me sound so old.
00:20:55You're old enough to be his mother.
00:20:57That does not make him young enough to be my son.
00:20:59I did not have him in middle school.
00:21:01God, do you think anything over 27 is old?
00:21:03Well, I'm a teen, so anything past 30 is pretty much death.
00:21:07Oh, I see.
00:21:08Because he's between our ages, suddenly you think he's yours.
00:21:11That is not the point.
00:21:14The point is that you are shameless.
00:21:15And you are ageist.
00:21:18What?
00:21:19You have your youth.
00:21:20What is an ageist?
00:21:22Racist with age.
00:21:24Oh, so you're making up words now.
00:21:25I'll have you know it is the mileage, not the where.
00:21:28What does that phrase even mean?
00:21:29What does it even matter?
00:21:30I thought you were gay.
00:21:32I just haven't met the right guy, okay?
00:21:34God, don't embarrass me.
00:21:37You always run.
00:21:44Hey.
00:21:45You're not going to believe what happened today, Pop.
00:21:48What happened?
00:21:49Miss Gertie hit on me again.
00:21:56She hit on you.
00:21:58She called for a special delivery.
00:21:59Oh, she did.
00:22:01Another one?
00:22:02I thought you were taking care of that.
00:22:04You're sick, Pop.
00:22:06So, uh, did she fall in love with you?
00:22:12That woman can't love.
00:22:14She is in love with one thing and it's herself.
00:22:16Okay.
00:22:26There's a problem.
00:22:31I actually...
00:22:33I really like her daughter.
00:22:36Huh.
00:22:39Huh.
00:22:44Well...
00:22:46Maybe...
00:22:47Maybe there's something we can do with that.
00:22:53Are you fucking serious?
00:22:57How much?
00:22:58How much, Pop?
00:22:59No more revenge.
00:23:01You gotta stop with this shit.
00:23:24How much, Pop?
00:23:26No more revenge.
00:23:26You gotta stop with this shit.
00:23:26Hi.
00:23:27Hey.
00:23:28You have another order?
00:23:29I just came to say...
00:23:31Sorry.
00:23:33Sorry?
00:23:34Four?
00:23:37You came from your side of the town just for that.
00:23:39Yes, I took the bus.
00:23:41Oh, and...
00:23:41For pliers.
00:23:45My pink...
00:23:46You're in a band?
00:23:48I'm in a band.
00:23:50You're in a band?
00:23:51You're in a band?
00:23:51What's it called?
00:23:52Uh, my pink phone.
00:23:53From the movie Existence.
00:23:55The Kronberg film?
00:23:56You know it?
00:23:57I know it.
00:23:58I was so bad at school, I turned to film.
00:24:00It's like...
00:24:01Literature for the illiterates.
00:24:03I wouldn't say that.
00:24:04You seem smart to me.
00:24:05I mean...
00:24:07There's school smart,
00:24:08and then there's street smart, you know?
00:24:10Well, anyone who knows Kronberg's my friend.
00:24:13I hope to see you there.
00:24:18What's the matter?
00:24:20Uh...
00:24:20The bus and...
00:24:21You want a ride, don't you?
00:24:23Do you mind?
00:24:24No, I don't mind.
00:24:25I have a special delivery, George.
00:24:29Get out of your breath on me.
00:24:42You don't know how to drive, but you know...
00:24:44You know laws at the...
00:24:45Listen, I'm working on giving my permit.
00:24:48That's getting better than I did.
00:24:50Do you have to hear your music?
00:24:52I was hoping you'd ask.
00:24:54Can I?
00:24:55I'm going to go.
00:25:00You don't know...
00:25:10...it's nice.
00:25:14You...
00:25:15I love you.
00:25:56Eddie? What do you want pop? I ate already at the restaurant. Okay so that's that that's what
00:26:05we're talking about here. We're talking about food. Better than revenge. Don't you think maybe
00:26:12something more we should be talking about? Don't you think maybe we should be
00:26:16talking about us? Of course you do but you have a you have a decision to make. You
00:26:42it's about loyalty son. It's about where your heart is what what you really care
00:26:48about. As far as I can tell right now it's not about me. Okay come on food's up.
00:27:18Doubt that the earth is round. Doubt that the sun will move. Doubt that the truth ever lies.
00:27:36Don't doubt that I love you.
00:27:47I'd rather stand beside the younger you. Fuck you.
00:27:56What's wrong? You didn't like my song? It's not that. I don't understand. Women usually don't.
00:28:06What do you mean? I hope you like the show. You don't want to know what would make me feel
00:28:12better. I don't understand what you're saying. Call me and we'll go to a movie. Okay?
00:28:47I think I'm going to make a movie.
00:29:24Help me. He's more than mad. Go tell him, Iris, that I have slain myself. Say that my last word
00:29:42said was Antony. And say it pitifully, I beg.
00:29:54Go. And tell me how he takes it. Go! Now!
00:30:14So in 1995, there were silence. Then in 1927, there were talkies and docs. Then during the war, there was
00:30:21the musicals.
00:30:22And after the war, there was noir, new wave, horror, porn, action, indie, graphic novels after 2001, corporations.
00:30:34Oh, Disney.
00:30:36The question is whether or not animation is filmed.
00:30:39I just don't get why Shakespeare made her bad.
00:30:42And the film we just saw at the theater, she was the biggest female snake in history.
00:30:50She wasn't a female like you. She was more like...
00:30:53Who? What do you mean? Cleopatra's a feminist icon.
00:30:59She's a village bicycle, okay?
00:31:01Well, well-behaved girls seldom make history. You ever heard that phrase?
00:31:07Yes, I have heard that phrase, but I'm street smart. I'm not school smart.
00:31:12You always say that. Why do you put yourself down, Edison?
00:31:16Especially. Schools are geared toward girls now.
00:31:19Schools are geared towards girls?
00:31:22Boys like me get medicated for ADHD.
00:31:25You sensitive about that?
00:31:27Am I?
00:31:29Seems like it.
00:31:30You know how arbitrary those tests are?
00:31:33What does arbitrary mean?
00:31:35You know, your choice.
00:31:37And all this boxing, fighting, what's it prove?
00:31:40And besides the fact that I won't get my ass kicked again?
00:31:42Yeah, besides that, what's it for?
00:31:45Look, I have to prove something to me, okay?
00:31:47I mean, the fact that I'm asked to explain my manhood just shows that this day and age is geared
00:31:50toward women.
00:31:53You think this day and age is geared toward women?
00:31:55Today's Friday, right?
00:31:57Today is Friday.
00:31:59You know Friday comes from Friday's Day?
00:32:01No.
00:32:03All the days of the week are named after German gods that represent the seasons in history.
00:32:07Tyr's Day, Odin's Day, there's Thor's Day, and today...
00:32:11Freya's Day.
00:32:13So you think the times we're in is Freya's Day?
00:32:15It's the Day of the Woman.
00:32:17Well, what comes next?
00:32:20Saturn's Day.
00:32:20You don't want to know about him.
00:32:22Did you get all this from film?
00:32:24That's all I have.
00:32:26Well, you might have more.
00:32:27What do you mean?
00:32:28You'll see.
00:32:31So, why see a Shakespeare on our date?
00:32:34I have a Shakespeare class.
00:32:36I learned more visually.
00:32:37I had to watch Macbeth, too.
00:32:39Oh, with Denzel?
00:32:40Playboy production by Polanski.
00:32:43Playboy?
00:32:44They sponsored lots of art.
00:32:46And who is Polanski?
00:32:50Director of Rosemary's Baby.
00:32:52Who?
00:32:53It's a perv whose wife Charles Manson killed.
00:32:56Charles Manson?
00:32:57It's in the Criterion Collection.
00:33:00You know, I like film, but I think you know it a lot better than I do.
00:33:04More, then, for us to share with each other.
00:33:39This is aao, too.
00:33:39All right.
00:33:56This will be coming.
00:34:08I don't know.
00:34:54I don't know.
00:34:56How do you know all these guys?
00:35:01There's no way.
00:35:02Oh, he's my favorite.
00:35:03No way.
00:35:04Yes.
00:35:08I actually think I do know the Smiths.
00:35:11You have to.
00:35:12You have to know the Smiths.
00:35:18I know that's a fighter.
00:35:25John Kale.
00:35:33I was never good at expressing myself.
00:35:40But know that I like you more.
00:35:41Then what?
00:35:44Then who?
00:35:50You better believe it.
00:35:53I'm yours if you want me.
00:36:00Just as long as they don't make me crazy.
00:36:03Who?
00:36:17You know how I feel about boys in your room?
00:36:19I don't need you spying on me, Gertie.
00:36:21It is my way or the highway.
00:36:24What's that supposed to mean?
00:36:25You want to date him?
00:36:26Then move out.
00:36:28Especially him.
00:36:30Move out?
00:36:32You want me homeless?
00:36:33Well, there's always your daddies.
00:37:28Where have you been?
00:37:30Where have you been?
00:37:33I've been dating.
00:37:35The most famous play by the most famous playwright.
00:37:39About time you stop your moody brooding.
00:37:41Good for you.
00:37:42I hope that I have shown to you how Shakespeare has taken the ancient Greek tradition of philosophy,
00:37:51added the Roman tradition of Christianity and compressed it in a modern way so that we don't necessarily have to
00:38:09read the ancient Greeks and we don't really have to read the gospels.
00:38:14We can get a sense of at least everything up to Shakespeare's age in Shakespeare.
00:38:22Because his tragedies are essentially exploring the seven deadly sins.
00:38:29Every play is essentially studying one of the seven deadly sins.
00:38:35What are the seven deadly sins?
00:38:38Which ones can you guys remember off the top of your head?
00:38:40Lust.
00:38:41Lust.
00:38:43Greed.
00:38:44Greed.
00:38:45Envy.
00:38:46Envy.
00:38:49May I ask you a question professor?
00:38:51Sure.
00:38:53You said Hamlet is about revenge.
00:38:56Can you explain what he's so angry about?
00:39:00That's a very good question.
00:39:03Well first let me say that Hamlet is the original angry young man story.
00:39:10Did you guys read Catcher in the Rye?
00:39:13Catcher in the Rye is the angry young man story of the post-modern age that we're in which started
00:39:19in 1945 and will probably continue 500 years.
00:39:25Hamlet is the original Catcher in the Rye.
00:39:27It is the Catcher in the Rye of 1600 Renaissance in that time period.
00:39:33Well let me ask you on Catcher in the Rye what do you think Holden was so angry about?
00:39:40That he doesn't belong to society.
00:39:42He doesn't know his purpose in society.
00:39:44He feels the need to separate himself from others to figure out where he fits in.
00:40:00Submission? Confrontation?
00:40:02That's the question.
00:40:04If suffering is better or instead it's better to fight bullshit.
00:40:09Death's just sleep.
00:40:10But in that sleep of death nightmares might come.
00:40:13When I might make my peace with this knife here?
00:40:16Cause who'd complain and sweat in life?
00:40:19So tired.
00:40:21Except the fear of our lives after death.
00:40:25That undiscovered country born into.
00:40:28Where we vacationers do not return.
00:40:33It just makes me tolerate the pains I have.
00:40:36Then lead to more that I do not know yet.
00:40:39So morals make us coward to ourselves.
00:40:41And so the way of life.
00:40:43Of making choices.
00:40:45Comes overcast from the storm clouds of thought.
00:40:49And opportunities for our ambitions.
00:40:51Don't lead to action.
00:41:09That's just Leah.
00:41:12Beautiful Leah.
00:41:16And her eyes are everything I've wanted.
00:41:20Always.
00:41:20Those are just things.
00:41:25I have these things to get back to you.
00:41:27Please do.
00:41:34What's this?
00:41:36It makes me sad to keep a gift that I can't.
00:41:42Why're you doing this?
00:41:46Just take it.
00:41:50Why not keep it? Did your mother say something?
00:41:53It's what I want, not what my mom wants.
00:41:57It's what you want.
00:41:58Yes, Addy, it's what I want.
00:42:04Then beauty and honesty don't match.
00:42:08What could be better than the two together?
00:42:13These pretty girls like you turn into liars more often than the truth is beautiful.
00:42:21I wanted to like you.
00:42:23You made me think so.
00:42:25Don't listen to me.
00:42:27This is hurting me.
00:42:30You may as well be gay, or not even have kids.
00:42:32Kids that your mother would approve of, alright?
00:42:35But I'm angry, I'm pissed off, I have all these thoughts that I can't even act on.
00:42:38I mean, what should guys do if they're not good and they're not bad?
00:42:41I mean, all guys are assholes, but don't listen to me.
00:42:44Where is your mother?
00:42:46She's at home.
00:42:50We should lock her up right now so she can't poison other young, naive girls like you.
00:42:55I think you need professional help.
00:42:58If you get married, here's my advice.
00:43:01Even if you were a goodie girl, there's still going to be calamity in life, so don't date guys.
00:43:05But if you must date guys, then date a chump because smart guys know the monster that girls like you
00:43:11turn them into.
00:43:12So start dating girls soon.
00:43:13Now go on.
00:43:14Get out.
00:43:14Go.
00:43:15Bye.
00:43:15Oh my god, please make me how he was before-
00:43:17Look at your face.
00:43:18I mean, look at this.
00:43:20Girls sing and dance and baby talk and act stupid to get guys' attention.
00:43:24I think this makes me sick.
00:43:27It makes me crazy.
00:43:28I can't, I think all relationships should be banned.
00:43:39What a cool guy.
00:43:41He's lost his mind.
00:43:43My friend, my athlete, my student, my bodyguard.
00:43:49And I'm the fool who believed him.
00:43:51I believed his bullshit.
00:43:53How can a girl unsee what she's seen?
00:43:56I know, baby.
00:43:56I know.
00:44:18Gertie.
00:44:23Gertie!
00:44:24Leah!
00:44:25Go inside!
00:44:26Now!
00:44:27Gertie, you fucking bitch!
00:44:31Gertie!
00:44:35You here to get me that tip now?
00:44:38I am.
00:44:39You've offended me.
00:44:48You've offended me.
00:44:50That's bullshit.
00:44:52It's bullshit to say that's bullshit.
00:44:54Why don't you think of me?
00:44:57I do.
00:44:58I think of you.
00:44:59I think of you all the time.
00:45:01I think of you more than you want.
00:45:03I don't know why.
00:45:03I can't stop.
00:45:06But you fucked my dad.
00:45:08You ruined my life and you're fucking ruining Leah's life!
00:45:11You fucking bitch!
00:45:13Look!
00:45:13Look at the fucking water!
00:45:15Are you trying to kill me?
00:45:15Do you fucking see what I see?
00:45:17Are you trying to kill me?
00:45:19What the fuck?
00:45:19Look!
00:45:20Who the fuck is that?
00:45:26Is this another guy you're fucking?
00:45:28What macho shit is this, Edison?
00:45:32Just like your fucking feminist bullshit.
00:45:34Feminist?
00:45:34What the fuck?
00:45:35Look!
00:45:36Just fucking look.
00:45:37Look in the water.
00:45:38Look.
00:45:39Do you fucking see yourself?
00:45:40Do you fucking see it?
00:45:41You're trying to fucking kill him!
00:45:42What are you doing?
00:45:43Do you fucking see it?
00:45:44You fucking...
00:45:45You fucking...
00:45:47You fucking...
00:45:48You fucking...
00:45:49You fucking...
00:45:49Did you...
00:45:50Do you fucking...
00:45:51Do you fucking hear me stutter at all?
00:45:54You used to!
00:46:06What do you want from me?
00:46:11I just want you to see...
00:46:12I just want you to see...
00:46:14I just want you to see...
00:46:14I just want you to see this.
00:46:15I just need you to know...
00:46:17I'm like, look.
00:46:19Look!
00:46:19Take it!
00:46:20Take it!
00:46:20Look at it!
00:46:21Look!
00:46:22Look at him!
00:46:23Look at him!
00:46:23Look at him!
00:46:24I'm like, look at him!
00:46:24I need you to remember his face!
00:46:25That's my fucking dad!
00:46:26Look!
00:46:27I need you to remember his face!
00:46:29Look!
00:46:29He was everything!
00:46:31Look!
00:46:31Don't look at me!
00:46:32Look at this!
00:46:34I need you to remember, please!
00:46:35Don't look at me!
00:46:36Look at this!
00:46:37He was everything!
00:46:38He was everything!
00:46:39He was everything!
00:46:43He was everything!
00:46:45I want you to fucking know what you did to me.
00:46:48I want you to know what you did to my life.
00:46:51He was everything to me.
00:46:52You're not worth anything.
00:46:53You're not worth anything.
00:46:55You're not worth anything next to my father.
00:46:57Addison.
00:46:57I would drown you in that fucking pool right now
00:46:59if it meant I could get him back.
00:47:01Do you hear me?
00:47:02Look.
00:47:03Look at you.
00:47:04Stop.
00:47:06Look at you.
00:47:07Look what you're doing.
00:47:09I thought this was what you wanted.
00:47:12What are you going to do?
00:47:14Do you really want to kill her?
00:47:18Maybe.
00:47:20Sammy's somewhere.
00:47:21Who are you talking to?
00:47:23In all of this fucked up shit.
00:47:24Is it really your dad?
00:47:24Maybe you can find just a little compassion.
00:47:27God, you're fucking psychotic.
00:47:31I...I...I don't know.
00:47:37I...I...I...I...
00:47:38Do you don't hear anything?
00:47:41Hey.
00:47:42Hey.
00:47:42Hey.
00:47:43Come on.
00:47:45Come home.
00:47:46Come back to me.
00:47:47Come back to me.
00:47:49...
00:48:01I don't know.
00:48:21I don't know.
00:48:50I don't know.
00:48:51I don't know.
00:48:52I don't know.
00:48:53I don't know.
00:48:53I don't know.
00:48:54I don't know.
00:48:56Tomorrow's Halloween, and I'm that girl outside your window pane.
00:49:08You let me in, but locked the door when you left.
00:49:17How can I tell one man from another man?
00:49:23Only by their shoes and clothes.
00:49:29And who is to blame?
00:49:33Boys or their private parts.
00:49:39A little girl in the room.
00:49:41And who is to blame?
00:49:53I don't know.
00:49:54I don't know.
00:49:55I don't know.
00:49:57You are a little girl.
00:49:57I don't know.
00:50:01I don't know.
00:50:09You like the kids so much, you won't press charges.
00:50:14You cannot allow insanity to run rampant like this.
00:50:19If he's in any way, shape, or form the way you say, then he should do time.
00:50:26I cannot guarantee that if I see him out there, I won't do everything in my power to bring him
00:50:31to justice.
00:50:35Let's go.
00:51:04Hiya?
00:51:06Hiya?
00:51:09Hiya?
00:51:10Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:01Dream about your dad again?
00:52:08No more.
00:52:13I knew I'd find you here, at your dad's grave.
00:52:21He can rest in peace.
00:52:24And you?
00:52:27We missed you at the dorms.
00:52:30What have you been up to?
00:52:40You're lucky your father left you life insurance.
00:52:47What do you mean?
00:52:48Life is too short.
00:52:51What do you mean?
00:52:54Some freshman killed herself.
00:53:00Yeah.
00:53:02What's her name?
00:53:06Her name was Leah Elsinore.
00:53:10What was her name?
00:53:12Leah El-
00:53:13What was her name?
00:53:14Leah.
00:53:14Leah Elsinore.
00:53:16Elsinore.
00:53:19What?
00:53:27You know.
00:53:57What's her name?
00:53:58You know, I lost my mother, I lost my father, and Leah too, why does death have any part
00:54:24in life?
00:54:35And there are more reasons than we can comprehend.
00:54:57Sweets to the sweet, I would have thought you would have been married, had a bridal, not
00:55:05a deathbed.
00:55:11You fought for her, you cried for her, you hurt yourself, you took her shit?
00:55:19Don't you swear in the house of the Lord?
00:55:22I would have, way more than you.
00:55:29God, why would you let this little sparrow fall?
00:55:34You can't teach people like that anything, but they can teach you to stay away from them.
00:55:43Go get the car, please.
00:55:46I'll be right out.
00:55:48Let her go.
00:55:53My family comes from Boston, General Electric, McDonald's, South American Ambassador since
00:55:59President Roosevelt, Egyptian Cotton Ivy League, Dartmouth College, Andres Hall.
00:56:07My father came here for work, and what did you do?
00:56:10What did you do?
00:56:11You put me into special ed, you know what that's like?
00:56:14I did what I thought was best.
00:56:17You expect everybody to be Jesus Christ.
00:56:20I quit.
00:56:21What more do you want from me?
00:56:25Listen, you talked to my father back to school tonight, do you remember that?
00:56:32I needed a man.
00:56:37Not my mother left because of that, right?
00:56:40It takes two to make or break a marriage.
00:56:44And you want to blame me, and I'm so selfish.
00:56:49Why don't you take some responsibility for once?
00:56:52Do you know how hard it is to be a teacher, a parent?
00:56:55Why don't you try?
00:56:57And I know you and Leah never accepted me for who I am.
00:57:03I didn't come from a family of leaders like you.
00:57:07Out here in the real world, it is about survival.
00:57:35I was mad at you.
00:57:53I'm really sorry I heard you die.
00:57:55England...
00:57:55...
00:57:56...
00:58:01...
00:58:27I don't know.
00:58:32Listen, you're gonna punish me, it's your job, I get it, alright?
00:58:39Dude, I was out of my fucking mind, alright?
00:58:45You talking about your dad?
00:58:48You're the kid whose dad she screwed at school, aren't you?
00:58:51You heard that story?
00:58:53Man, you're not the only one she screwed.
00:58:57We are the problem.
00:59:00She's just being herself.
00:59:04You know what?
00:59:06Get the hell out of here.
00:59:07I'll never want to see your face in this town again.
00:59:10Go get.
00:59:51I took care of him, ma'am.
00:59:53My hero.
01:00:00Have we...
01:00:02Have we met before?
01:00:04I don't think so, miss.
01:00:07Just doing my job.
01:00:19We'll get you settled in San Francisco soon.
01:00:22Then I'll get your stuff.
01:00:24I'll get your motorcycle, your car, and I'll help you sell your dad's place.
01:00:39You're so lucky your dad paid for your life insurance.
01:00:46I wish my dad had paid for his life insurance.
01:01:16I wish I'd done everything with my father's.
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