Arizona Dream
I love you.
Good night. – Why “Good night”? We just got by the fire.
We’re having a good time. – I have to get up and do things.
Stay a little while. – Come on.
Come on! – Okay, I’ll see you. “Good bye.”
Come on, Grace!
Is something wrong? Did I say something?
Come on!
Axel, I’m tired too. – In the middle of the song!
Are you coming, Axel? – Yup. Good night.
Just leave me in the middle of a song! I had a great moment!
Go up and sleep, leaving me soaking wet here!
Good night, Paul. – Night, Elaine. Wasn’t that a funny story I said?
What do you know about funny? Throw your dinner on the floor.
No one wants to cut the birthday cake. Well, I’ll cut the cake, thank you.
Happy Birthday to me! Happy Birthday to Paul!
That’s me! Paul!
Looks like she left about candles off the cake.
Alright! Good! Enough, guys. Enough!
Stop! Come on.
I’ve got to work. Time is money. Have a drink.
You need a drink.
Go home, suffer with your families. Suffer like animals!
Why do I have to talk to four fake artists? That’s my day!
So good!
“The Godfather”!
…big deal, and there was something in it for me if I could help him out.
He said you were being tough on the negotiations,
but if they could get a little help and close the deal fast,
it’d be good for the family. – Do you believe that?
Do you believe that? – He said there was something in it for me!
On my own! – I’ve always taken care of you.
Taken care of me?
You’re my kid brother! You take care of me?
You ever think about that? You ever once think about that?
Send Freddo off to do this!
Let Freddo take care of… …some Mickey Mouse night club.
Send Freddo to pick up somebody at the airport!
I’m your older brother, and I was stepped over! – Pop wanted it.
It ain’t the way I wanted it!
I can handle things, I’m smart!
Not like everybody says, I’m smart and I want respect!
Tell me about the investigation.
The Senate lawyer,
he belongs to Wroth.
Freddo,
you’re nothing to me now,
not a brother, not a friend.
I don’t want to know you, or what you do.
I don’t want to see you in hotels. I don’t want you near my house.
When you see our mother, I want to know a day in advance,
so I won’t be there.
Understand?
Mikey!
I don’t want anything happenin’ to ya, not while our mother is alive.
Grace!
Go home!
Grace! No! Grace!
You promised!
For the last time, I heard a voice that wasn’t my mother’s,
whispering, “Good morning, Columbus.”
It didn’t bother me. Then the voice became lower and turned into a wind
that sent the peaceful smell of cheap cologne.
And I realized, like Columbus, I had to live in a world of cheap cologne,
and I wasn’t sure any discovery in America was possible anymore.
Smoothing roads and counting fish wasn’t science,
but somehow it prepared me for the ocean…
I don’t know why, but my father’s words jumped back into my head,
that work was like a hat on your head,
and even if you didn’t have any pants, you shouldn’t be ashamed of your ass,
because you had a hat.
And even though my uncle Leo worked for everything he got,
I’m not sure he got what he needed.
Elaine and Grace were really one person,
too big for one body, no matter how much they loved or hated each other.
After the storm, I couldn’t say life was beautiful,
but all I kept hoping for was the Eskimo boy in my dream
to run out of one of these doors and hug me.
Though I no longer felt like a fish, and realized I knew nothing,
I was happy to be alive…
What a wonderful fish. – What a wonderful fish!
Yes, wonderful.
We have to catch it today. We will catch it today.
Do the eyes start on either side of the head?
Yes, it’s a very strange fish.
When it becomes an adult, one eye moves across, joins the other.
Why do they do that? – Maybe it’s like a…
A badge of maturity. They passed through the nightmare. – Nightmare?
The nightmare that separates children from adults.
Come. – Quickly.
