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    INT. DINER - DAY

    This is a great place -- a major hub of social life in Hale. The

    food is greasy and good, Mrs. Pressman is the waitress, and the

    CROWD the essence of what is wonderful about a small town. Bob,

    Maggie and Ike sit on the ter. Mrs. Pressman CHUFFS about

    the luau, then moves around the er.

    BOB

    Mrs. Pressman, <tt>藏书网</tt>I think were ready to

    order.

    MRS. PRESSMAN

    Were out the special because

    somebody...

    (indicates COOK with head)

    ... didnt order enough sausage.

    BOB

    Let me have the gardee. Egg

    whites only.

    Ike looks at Maggie. Hed bet a thousand bucks on what shed say

    .

    MAGGIE

    Ill have the same.

    IKE

    (clears his throat)

    Of course.

    MAGGIE

    What was that? I t order my eggs

    without sarcasm?

    BOB

    ral ers you two. Youre on the

    same team now. Any more fighting and

    its fifteen minutes in the penalty box.

    (gently, to Ike)

    Maggies the  person youll ever

    meet. But shes always fog out

    there. Shes got to start fog

    more in here.

    (taps his chest)

    Thats why shes had some -- whatever

    you want to call it -- problems in th<u>..</u>e

    past.

    (to Maggie)

    Thats what were w on -- focus.

    Right, Maggie? Foaggie. Focus

    on Bob.

    As Bob has been talking, Ike has been watg Maggies face.

    The joy seems to have drained out of her.

    MAGGIE

    (quietly)

    Right.

    BOB

    (to Ike)

    I lead Maggie through a visualization

    exercise. All the sports shrinks use

    this head stuff. Visualize the end

    zone, if you catch my drift.

    Bob takes out a notepad and hands it to Maggie.

    BOB (td)

    Heres todays mantra: &quot;Its an open

    field to Big Bob.&quot;

    IKE

    Tell me. When you get to the altar,

    will you spike the bouquet?

    MAGGIE

    You know, theres no...

    Before Maggie  finish, Ike intercepts her.

    IKE

    Well, Im off. A reporters work is

    never done.

    (heading to the door)

    Mrs. Pressman, thank you.

    MRS. PRESSMAN

    Tootaloo.

    INT. ATLANTIC HOTEL - MOMENTS LATER

    GRANDMA JULIA (V.O.)

    Id like to explain about the weddings.

    There are reasons why they didnt e

    off. Three weddings, no &quot;I dos&quot;. You

    t believe how much cake we were

    left with. I should weigh three

    hundred pounds. I dont think her

    father minded spending so much money on

    booze that nobody drank.

    We hear Grandma as through the hotel doors, we see Maggie exit

    the diner. She gets a bag from ihe cab of her trud

    es ihe hotel where she finds Ike talking to Grandma,

    who is having tea with her friend, A.

    MAGGIE

    Ike... Hi, Grandma.

    IKE

    Gram here was going to give me the

    skinny on why you run from marital

    bliss.

    GRANDMA JULIA

    Right, cover your ears, a. Its

    not that shes afraid of the wedding,

    shes afraid of the wedding night.

    I girls are terrified of &quot;the

    one-eyed snake&quot;.

    (getting into it)

    Why, when I was a virgin bride, I took

    a knitting needle with me into the bed...

    Ike winces.

    MAGGIE

    Actually, Grandma, I charmed the one-

    eyed snake awhile ago.

    GRANDMA JULIA

    Oh, yeah, I fot. Ill tell you one

    thing, yrandpa didnt fet that

    wedding night.

    (a)

    You  take your hands off your ears,

    a. Your teas getting cold.

    MAGGIE

    you excuse us a minute?

    (then to Ike)

    May I have a word with you, please?

    Maggie moves toward door.

    IKE

    Bye, a... Bye, Grandam.

    He steps over to Maggie in the doorway.

    MAGGIE

    I found this and didnt know if it was

    something iing.

    Maggie hands Ike a 30-year-old LP: Miles Davis &quot;Kind of Blue.&quot;

    IKE

    (excited)

    Oh, my God -- Its Miles Davis. This

    is &quot;King of Blue&quot;! This is the

    inal rec. Hard to find in

    good dition. Where did you find

    this?

    MAGGIE

    (casual)

    It was iic. It was jus

    sitting there gathering dust.

    IKE

    Its valuable. Hang onto it.

    MAGGIE

    No. You take it.

    She steps outside, leaving Ike with the record.

    IKE

    Hmmm... Figuring out what kind of music

    I like and then finding me a rare album.

    Youre n to soften me up, are

    you?

    MAGGIE

    No -- Im ing an attic. I

    wouldnt attempt the impossible.

    She turns and walks back to the diner where Mrs. Pressman is

    outside watering plants. Ike looks after Maggie and then back

    down at the record in his hand. Somehow it makes him sad.

    CUT TO:

    INT. IKES CAR - LATER THAT DAY

    Ike drives through Hale gobbling french fries from the fast food

    bag in his lap. Ike passes THE INN HALE BAR, same dump of a

    taveralked to barte.

    ANGLE ON: MAGGIES CAR parked a few cars down. He pulls over

    and parks. He gets out and speaks into his tape recorder.

    I<dfn></dfn>. THE INN HALE BAR -- DAY

    Ike approaches th<bdi>藏书网</bdi>e window of the bar. Theres a DRUNK MAN and a

    DOG sitting outside. Inside, we see two figures from the back,

    arms around each other. One is definitely Maggie. The other is

    definitely not Bob.

    MAGGIE

    (coaxing)

    . Lets go.

    As Maggie helps the ma up, we see that its Walter, Maggies

    father -- dead drunk.

    WALTER

    (belligerently)

    I havent had any fun since you got

    your drivers lise...

    They stumble and lurch, exiting the bar toward Maggies car.

    MAGGIE

    Im ly having fuher...

    Steady.

    WALTER

    (to Dog)

    Good boy, Port Hole.

    MAGGIE

    His name is Skipper, Dad... Steady.

    WALTER

    I ged it.

    (then to Drunk)

    See you later, Mr. Travis.

    (then to Maggie)

    That guy has a problem... Maggie, you

    run everyones life but your own.

    Maggies having trouble keeping him steady as she opens the car

    door. Ike is there in a flash to help her pull Walter into the

    car.

    WALTER (td)

    Good daughters let their fathers pass

    out.

    Walter>.</a> passes out on the fro.

    MAGGIE

    (without difficulty)

    Ike... Please dont write anything

    about this --

    IKE

    No. Fet about it. Dont even think

    about it.

    Maggie looks at him with real gratitude. She swings the car

    door shut.

    MAGGIE

    Watch y, Dad.

    (then to Ike)

    Im so tired of this.

    IKE

    Why dont you let him sleep it off in

    the trunk. Ill take you for a ride.

    Then well e back for him.

    (to Drunk on bench)

    Keep an eye on him.

    DRUNK MAN

    Im too loaded.

    IKE

    I was talking to the dog.

    (turning to Maggie)

    All right?

    Maggie thinks about this for a moment. She takes a deep breath.

    MAGGIE

    Okay... Ill just grab my jacket.

    CUT TO:

    EXT. ROAD - LATE DUSK TO NIGHT

    Establishing of Ikes car driving.

    INT. IKES CAR - LATE DUSK TO NIGHT

    Maggie and Ike ride along.

    IKE

    My dad managed a business and two

    mistresses. He wanted me to be a

    . More?

    Maggie nods,

    IKE (td)

    My mother wanted me to bee a

    musi. 0 for two. But at least

    Im a journalist and we all know

    journalism is literature in a hurry

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