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’’em?
SEAN
I did.
WILL
That must have taken you a long time.
SEAN
Yeah, it did take me a long time.
Sean says this with pride. His determined stare and confident
manner catch Will a bit off guard. Will rises from his chair
and goes to the shelf.
WILL
(looking at book)
"A History of the United States, Volume
I." If you want to read a real history
book, read Howard Zinn’’s "A People’’s
History of the United States." That
book will knock you on your ass.
SEAN
How about Noam Chomsky’’s "Manufacturing
Consent?"
WILL
You people baffle me. You spend all
this money on beautiful, fancy books--
and they’’re the wrong fuckin’’ books.
SEAN
You think so?
WILL
Whatever blows your hair back.
Will returns to his chair. Pause.
SEAN
(indicating cigarette)
Guy your age shouldn’’t smoke so much.
Stunt your growth.
WILL
You’’re right. It really gets in the
way of my jazzercizing.
Sean does not seem at all affected by Will’’s attitude. He
remains behind the big desk with almost half a smile on his
face. Will is aware of Sean’’s confidence.
WILL (cont’’d)
Do you lift?
SEAN
Yes, I do.
WILL
Nautilus?
SEAN
Free weights.
WILL
Oh yeah? Me too. What do you bench?
SEAN
285.
WILL
Oh.
Will gets up again and moves around his chair to Sean’’s
painting. It is a picture of an old sailboat in a tremendous
storm--by no means a masterpiece. Will studies it.
WILL (cont’’d)
You paint this?
SEAN
Yeah. Do you paint?
WILL
No.
SEAN
Crayons?
WILL
This is a real piece of shit.
SEAN
Tell me what you really think.
WILL
Poor color composition, lousy use of
space. But that shit doesn’’t really
concern me.
SEAN
What does?
WILL
The color here, see how dark it is?
It’’s interesting.
SEAN
What is?
WILL
I think you’’re one step away from
cutting your ear off.
SEAN
Oh, "Starry Night" time, huh?
WILL
You ever heard the saying, "any port in
a storm?"
SEAN
I did.
WILL
That must have taken you a long time.
SEAN
Yeah, it did take me a long time.
Sean says this with pride. His determined stare and confident
manner catch Will a bit off guard. Will rises from his chair
and goes to the shelf.
WILL
(looking at book)
"A History of the United States, Volume
I." If you want to read a real history
book, read Howard Zinn’’s "A People’’s
History of the United States." That
book will knock you on your ass.
SEAN
How about Noam Chomsky’’s "Manufacturing
Consent?"
WILL
You people baffle me. You spend all
this money on beautiful, fancy books--
and they’’re the wrong fuckin’’ books.
SEAN
You think so?
WILL
Whatever blows your hair back.
Will returns to his chair. Pause.
SEAN
(indicating cigarette)
Guy your age shouldn’’t smoke so much.
Stunt your growth.
WILL
You’’re right. It really gets in the
way of my jazzercizing.
Sean does not seem at all affected by Will’’s attitude. He
remains behind the big desk with almost half a smile on his
face. Will is aware of Sean’’s confidence.
WILL (cont’’d)
Do you lift?
SEAN
Yes, I do.
WILL
Nautilus?
SEAN
Free weights.
WILL
Oh yeah? Me too. What do you bench?
SEAN
285.
WILL
Oh.
Will gets up again and moves around his chair to Sean’’s
painting. It is a picture of an old sailboat in a tremendous
storm--by no means a masterpiece. Will studies it.
WILL (cont’’d)
You paint this?
SEAN
Yeah. Do you paint?
WILL
No.
SEAN
Crayons?
WILL
This is a real piece of shit.
SEAN
Tell me what you really think.
WILL
Poor color composition, lousy use of
space. But that shit doesn’’t really
concern me.
SEAN
What does?
WILL
The color here, see how dark it is?
It’’s interesting.
SEAN
What is?
WILL
I think you’’re one step away from
cutting your ear off.
SEAN
Oh, "Starry Night" time, huh?
WILL
You ever heard the saying, "any port in
a storm?"
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