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BREE: Paul, Zachary.



ZACH: Hello Mrs. Van De Kamp.



P


AUL: Bree, you shouldn't have gone to all this trouble.



(P


AUL extends his hands to take the baske


ts from BREE, who moves the baskets out of his re


ach as he tries to take them from her.)



BREE: It was no trouble at all. Now the basket with the red ribbon (holds up the basket) is filled with desserts for your guests. But the one with the blue ribbon


(holds up


the other baske


t) is just for you and Zachary. I


t's got rolls, muffins, breakfast type things.



P


AUL: Thank you.



BREE: Well, the least I could do is make sure you boys had a decent meal to look forward to in the morning. I know you're out


of your minds with grief


.



(REX, ANDREW and DANIELLE exchange long-suffering glances and mental eyeballing.)



P


AUL: Yes, we are.



BREE: (beat) Of course, I will need the baskets back once you're done. (Smiling serenely)



(REX looks with disbelief at his wife.)



P


AUL: (taken back) Of course.



(BREE walks off with the baske


ts, leaving the rest of them stunned. REX is lite


rally open- mouthed with disbelief


.)



(Cut to: EXT. MAYER HOUSE - PORCH --- DAY)



(SUSAN and her daughter JULIE comes out of their front door.


SUSAN holds a flat, rectangular dish covered in tin foil. The wi


nd blows the foil off; SUSAN snatches it back


and recovers the dish as she and JULIE walk down the pathway.



NARRATOR: Susan Mayer, who lives across the street, brought macaroni and cheese. Her husband Karl always teased her about her


macaroni, saying it was the only thing


she knew how to cook, and she rare


ly made it well.


It was too salty the night she and Karl moved into their new house.



(Flashback to: SUSAN and KARL sitting at their kitchen table,


laughing and smiling. JULIE, as a baby, is sitting be


tween them.)



NARRATOR: It was too watery the night she found lipstick on Karl's shirt.



(Cut to: SUSAN throws a towe


l at KARL, who catches it and throws it on the ground, as they yell at each other. JULIE, as a toddler, sits the


re watching her parents


argue.)



NARRATOR: She burned it the night Karl told her he was leaving her for his secretary.


(Cut to: SUSAN and JULIE at about 13, sits at the table, the macaroni and cheese in the middle, untouche


d. KARL


comes


down the stairs carrying suitcases, and leaves via


the kitchen door. SUSAN s


tarts crying, as JULIE rubs her arm.)



(End of flashback. Resume to present.)



NARRATOR: A year had passed since the divorce. Susan was starting to think how nice it would be to h


ave a man in her life, e


v


en one who would make fun of her cooking.



JULIE: Mom, why would someone kill themselves?



SUSAN: Well,


sometimes people are so unhappy they think it's the only way the


y can solve their problems.



JULIE: But Mrs. Young always seemed happy.



SUSAN: Yeah, sometimes people pretend to be one way on the outside and they're totally different on the inside.




JULIE: Oh you mean how Dad's girlfriend is always smiling and says nice things but deep down you just know she's a bitch.



SUSAN: I don't like th


at word, Julie. But yeah, that's a great example.



(Cut


to:


YOUNG


HOUSE


-


LIVING



ROOM


--


WAKE


---


DAY


SU


SAN and


JULIE


walk in


the



front


door. SUSAN



puts the


dish



down


on


the



table


and



takes



the tin


foil


off


.


JULIE


joins the teenage group standing next to the table.)



JULIE: Hey, what's going on?



(Cut to: YOUNG H


OUSE - KITCHEN -- WAKE --- DAY SUSAN walks in, dumping the tin foil i


n the bin.


BREE, GABRIE


LLE and L


YNETTE are sitting around at the kitchen table.


L


YNETTE is holding the baby.)



SUSAN: Sorry I'm late.



GABRIELLE: Hi Susan.



L


YNETTE: (smiles at SUSAN) Hey.



(BREE looks up at SUSAN, looking upset. SUSAN takes her place at the table, and looks at the one empty chair in the table, where MARY ALICE used to


sit. She picks up the



coffee pot, and starts pouring coffee into a mug. We follow the stream of coffee into the mug.)



(Flashback to: The same stream of coffee being poured into a mug. SUSAN looks up at MARY ALICE, who is pouring coffee into SUSAN'S mug. MARY ALICE sits back down in



her seat and puts down the coffee jug.)



MARY ALICE (to SUSAN) :So? What did Karl say when you confronted him?



SUSAN: You'll love this, he said it doesn't mean anything, it was just sex.



(They all groan.)



BREE: Oh yes, page one of the philanderer's handbook.



SUSAN: Yeah, and then he got this Zen look on his face, and he said, you know Susan, most men live lives of quiet desperation.



L


YNETTE: Please tell me you punched him.



SUSAN: No, I said, really? And what do most women lead, lives of noisy fulfillment?



GABRIELLE: (raises her eyebrows) Hmm.



MARY ALICE: Good for you.



SUSAN: I mean, of all people, did he have to bang his secretary? I had that woman over for brunch. GABRIELLE: It's like my grandmother always said, an erect


penis doesn't


have a conscience.



L


YNETTE: Even the limp ones aren't that e


thical.



BREE: This is hal


f the reason I joined the


NRA. (SUSAN looks at her.) Well, when Re


x started going to those medical conferences, I wanted at the back of his mind that he



had a loving wife at home, with a loaded Smith and W


esson.



MARY ALICE: Lynnie? Tom's always away on business. Do you ever worry he might..?



L


YNETTE: Oh, please, the man's gotten me pregnant three times in four years. I wish he was having sex with someone else. (Smi


les)



BREE: So Susan, is he going to stop seeing that woman?



SUSAN: I don't know. (Smiles, te


aring up) I'm sorry you guys, I just... I


just don't know how I'm going to survive this.



MARY ALICE: Listen to me. (Puts her hand on SUSAN's hand) We all have moments of desperation. But if we can face them head on, that's how we find out just how strong


we really are.



(SUSAN puts her other hand on top of MARY ALICE's hand, smiling at her.)



(End of flashback. Resume to present.)



BREE:


Susan?


Susan.


(SUSAN



withdraws


her


hand


from


the


same


position


from


the


flashback.)


I was


just


saying


Paul wants



us


to


go


over


on


Friday.



He


needs


us to


go



through Mary Alice's closet, and help pack up her things. He


says he can't face doing it by himself


.



SUSAN: Sure, that's fine.



BREE: Are you OK?



SUSAN: Yeah. I'm just so angry. If Mary Alice was having problems, she should have come to us; she should have let us help her.



GABRIELLE: What kind of problems could she have had? She was healthy, had a great home, a nice family. Her life was


?


-



L


YNETTE: -our life.



GABRIELLE: No, if Mary Alice was having some sort of crisis, we'd have known. She lives 50


feet away, for god's sakes.



SUSAN: Gabby, the woman killed herself


. Something must've been going on.



(They all look down and consider this point, as


P


AUL, unseen, leans against the living room doorway, eavesdropping on their conversation. He sips his drink, looking very


shifty and suspicious, like he knows more than he's letting on.)



(Cut to: YOUNG HOUSE - DINING ROOM -- WAKE --- DAY)



(Food is set out on the table buffet- style. SUSAN walks into the room, where MIKE is spooning some of SUSAN's macaroni and cheese onto his plate)



SUSAN: Oh, I wouldn't eat that if I we


re you.



MIKE: Why?



SUSAN: I made it,


trust me. (MIKE prepares to take a bite) Hey, hey, do you have a death wish?



MIKE: No, I just refuse to believe


that anybody can screw up macaroni and cheese.



(MIKE takes a bite of the macaroni, as SUSAN gestures apologe


tically, smiling.)



MIKE: Oh my god. (Makes a face) How did you? I


t tas


tes like it's burnt and undercooked.



SUSAN: Yeah, I ge


t that a lot. H


ere you go.



(SUSAN gets a tissue and gives it to him, as he spits his mouthful of macaroni and cheese into the tissue.)



MIKE: Thanks. I'm Mike


Delfino, I just ren


ted out the Sim's house next door.



SUSAN: Susan Mayer, I live across the s


treet.



MIKE: Oh yeah, Mrs. Huber told me about you, said you illustrate


children's books.



SUSAN: Yeah I'm very big with the under 5 se


t. (MIKE laughs) What do you do?



MIKE: Plumber. So if you ever have


a clog. Or something.



SUSAN: (laughs) Now that e


verybody's seen th


at I've brought something, I should probably just throw this out.




(JULIE looks over to see SUSAN and MIKE flirting with each other, smiles. SUSAN takes the dish of macaroni and walks off


. MIKE watches her as she leaves. She stops and


looks back at MIKE. She smiles, and then continues walking to the next room.)



(Cut to: INT. YOUNG HOUSE -


BACK ROOM WI


NDOW SEAT -- WAKE --- DAY L


YNETTE struggles with the baby, covering it in a blanket. MRS. HUBER hurries up the path, sees

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