All language subtitles for When She Was Bad (1983)

Yeah, we got to get sexy.

Yeah,

that's right.

A little higher.

Good.

Okay.

Why don't you take your

tops down?

Sexy, sexy.

Sherry, Sherry, I want Sherry to bend
forward.

That's it.

In front of me.

In front.

Sherry, in front of me. There you go.

Look back in the mirror towards me.
Right.

Good.

Hold it.

Sherry, towards her.

Yeah. Hold it.

Look at the camera.

Roll your head back. Good.

You see that sex in your eyes.

Don't hide it, don't hide it so much

Hey, that's good.

Victoria, thanks a lot.

Okay,

okay, that's great.

Yeah, I'm going to say a few words to
Terry. Okay, bye-bye, Terry. Bye.

Oh, hi, Nicky.

Yeah, fine.

Just fine.

Jim. His name is Jim.

Oh, we're okay.

Hmm.

Let me think.

No, I haven't seen him at all.

Mom?

It's Nicky. She wants to know if you've
seen Uncle Chris.

She says she'll be right down.

Okay, talk to you later.

Bye.

Oh, honey, your father's dinner is in
the microwave. Will you see he gets it

okay? It's not my father, and I'm sure
he knows his way to the kitchen.

Hello, Nikki?

Oh, fine.

Look, I'm just going out, honey. What is
it?

Well, Chris and I were supposed to have
dinner tonight, and that was over an

hour ago.

I wondered if he knew where he was.

Not since yesterday. Look, honey, don't
worry. He's probably on his way. You

know Nicky. No doubt he's having a few
with his business associates at the pool

hall.

That's all I need.

Last time your dear brother came home
drunk, he fell asleep on top of me.

Men and kids, a pox on them all. You
ready to turn gay?

Don't think I haven't thought about it.

Well, look, honey, I've got to go.
Dennis is waiting for me.

I'll talk to you later.

Call me tomorrow, okay?

Daddy, look, I'll be back, uh, well,
later.

Don't forget your father's pony's
dinner, okay?

Okay. Jimmy coming over?

I guess so.

Is he still getting along all right?

Yeah, sure, Mom.

Have you... Mom.

Well, look, I just, just want to know
when my virgin daughter becomes a woman,

that's all.

Can't a mother care about her child?

Sounds like Dennis is getting impatient,
Mom.

Touché. I'll see you later, chum.

Oh, and don't forget Daddy, Tony,
whatever the hell his name is.

We'd better get out of here.

You look beautiful tonight.

You're just saying that.

I'm a mess.

No, no, I mean you're beautiful.

It's good shooting. It's good working
with you.

It's nice working with you, too.

I've been working too hard.

I've got to take some days off. A little
bit of patience, you know.

Yeah, I got an idea.

Why don't we go out and have some
dinner?

We could take in a nice movie.

Oh, I'd love to. You should have plans.

Anyways, what about your play?

Friday night's a girl's night out,
right?

Girl's night out?

Like you're going to stay and develop
those photos, right?

Yeah, I suppose so.

Let me give you some advice.

Stay single.

This is my second marriage.

And if I could say one thing for
certain, it's don't get married.

Then what's the answer, old great
master?

Just have a little fun with a beautiful
woman like you.

And Fred?

I'll break your date.

Tony, I can't. I'd love to.

Maybe next week, okay?

You don't mind that, do you?

No.

I think

someone's here.

Coming right back, aren't you?

Hi. Mom says to tell you that dinner...
I know.

Dinner's in the refrigerator.

I take it she's out for the night.

I guess so.

Well, maybe I'll eat later.

I'm gonna watch some TV.

It's okay.

It's just my stepfather.

Oh, does he know about your mom?

He knows what he knows.

Can I take off your panties?

Sure.

Oh.

You're a little wet.

Oh. Feels good?

It kind of tickles.

That's good.

It should.

It always tickles when you touch me.

Is that nice?

Look, you're wet inside there.

I am?

Yeah.

Would you mind if I kiss you?

Just a little bit.

Good.

Good.

Put your finger in.

Oh, don't.

Don't put your finger in. Okay.

Sure. Want to touch it?

Try putting as much of it in your mouth
as you can.

Put your hands on it like that.

Rub it a little bit.

Is that right?

Yeah, there you go.

As far down as you can go.

And then you just come back up.

Great.

How much can you swallow of the whole
thing? Can you take a lot?

Swallow it? Can you put a lot in your
mouth? All of it?

No, all of it.

Some. Is that how you make love?

Beginning. Okay.

Oh, God.

Come back up slowly.

Do that again.

Oh, God.

Oh, you got it.

Oh, yay.

You feel good?

Yeah. Can... Can, uh... Would you let me
put it in?

No.

Not at all?

I just... I'm not ready to do that yet.

Can... How about if we just grind a
little bit? I won't put it in, just on

the outside.

What is grind?

Well, just, uh, hump. Here, let me show
you. My back.

Right there.

No, not there.

Don't put it... No, no, right on top. On
top. Look, watch. Just like this.

Let's go like that.

You're gonna put it in? No.

Just like that. No, no, don't worry.

Feels like you're gonna go home.

No.

No, I won't. Don't worry.

No,

don't worry. I won't.

Promise? No, I won't. Come on. Don't
worry.

You want to put it in?

No. It feels like it.

Come on, I want to fuck you.

No, not now. I do too, but I'm not ready
yet.

What are you waiting for?

I'm just not ready.

No, don't, Jim, please.

I love you.

I want to be inside you.

That's what scares me.

This is crazy.

Two of us living in insane houses with
insane people.

We should get a place of our own, you
know? Two of us.

My father's a drunk.

He's always beating up my old lady, and
that's when he can catch her.

She always forgives him.

And once in a while, he'll come out of
it and say, Hey, Jim, how's the old

schoolwork coming along?

You're kidding.

He thinks you're still in school?

Once, he asked me, he wanted to know if
I was ready to learn about the birds and

the bees.

I said to him, Dad, I got laid when I
was 15.

We've hardly said more than five words
to each other ever since.

Well, at least he's your real father.

You call that real?

Well, Tony, he's a complete stranger.

Why did your mother marry him in the
first place?

I don't know. After she left my father,
she got scared.

She grabbed the first thing that came
along. It lasted a month.

We're talking fucked up people. That's
all.

I know.

It scares me, that's all.

I look at my mother running after her
boyfriend while my father falls asleep,

drunk in front of the TV.

It scares me that if I'm not careful, I
might grow up and be like that.

You know?

Dad, that's my friend Dan Allen. Dad,

that's

my friend Dan Allen.

Look,

there's everything to gain and nothing
to lose.

I can't just walk away like that.

Yes, you can, and you have to.

Why did it have to come to this?

Why did it have to come to this?

Has it been so long since you've been in
love that you've forgotten what night

feels like?

You, me, together.

That's night.

Sometimes it is.

And sometimes it isn't.

And sometimes I wish you'd just go away
and leave me alone.

I can't, Claire.

I love you.

Give me chills when you say things like
that.

Claire, we're both stuck in marriages
that we don't want.

And we have to get out of them.

And you're going to have to tell Tony
tomorrow.

No, no, no, tonight.

Tonight, please.

Can't we fuck now?

Claire, this means more to me than
shacking up in some swingers club.

I'm sick of these places.

I want you every night.

I want you every day.

I want to be seen with you in public.

I love it when you talk dirty like that.

Claire, please.

Oh, I don't know. I don't know.

Sometimes I want you to just twist my
arm and drag me away.

Other times I wish you'd just vanish.

One thing I do know right now, I just
want you to take me in your arms and

fuck me.

Oh!

Oh.

So? Oh, nothing.

You feel?

Yeah, I'm positive. Just something about
business I'm thinking.

Feel good?

I'm not having second thoughts about it.

Because if you are, I have to know about
it.

Your wife, your kids.

I've got to know. We've got to be
straight with each other.

Claire, I want you to tell Tony tonight.

If you don't, I will.

He wouldn't dare.

We belong to each other.

Now, are you going to tell him?

I will.

Now, what do you say we take a shower,
huh?

I'll talk to you tomorrow after you
speak to Tony, right?

Right.

What's the matter, can't sleep?

No.

Something happen with Jimmy?

No, everything's fine. He left an hour
ago.

Then what's the matter?

Mom?

Mom, when did you first make love to a
man?

Don't laugh, Mom. I'm serious.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Oh, Peggy, you're right.

Oh. The first time, huh?

Well, I was 17.

We'd just moved to Rockport in my junior
year, right in the middle of the year.

Well, I was used to guys always trying
to make out, and, of course, in the 50s,

nice girls didn't.

But this one guy...

Well, he was kind of a wheel.

Star halfback and all.

So on the second date at the drive-in
movie, I let him.

That's what we used to say in the dim
dark dawn of time.

I didn't really like it very much.

So what happened after that?

Oh, he'd call me every week or so when
he wanted to get laid.

But he took the homecoming queen to the
senior prom.

Well, it didn't happen again until well
over a year.

Then I met a very nice older man,

nearly 30.

That is when I found out what fucking
was really all about.

I think that's what I'm really afraid
of.

I really love Jim.

But I'm afraid if I, you know, if we
make love, something's going to happen.

I don't know what.

I don't know.

Mom, are you going to marry Dennis?

Well, I thought this was a discussion of
your love life, not mine.

But are you?

I don't know.

How do you feel about it?

I want to know if you love him.

Love him?

Do I love him?

Well, we say it every time we're
together.

Love?

I really don't know how to answer that.

Who the hell could that be? Want me to
get it? No, I better get it.

Hello? Well, I fell asleep watching TV.

Oh, Nicky. Yeah, what is it?

Did you have a good time tonight?

Nick, hold on just a minute, will you?

Yeah,

fine.

It's good.

Tony. Honey,

I've got to talk to you.

Oh, look, I'm exhausted. I've got to get
some sleep. We'll talk tomorrow.

Tony.

Yeah, honey, what is it?

I'm really sorry to bother you again,
but do you know where Chris is?

You know, I haven't heard from him since
I talked to you last.

I haven't any idea where he is.

I don't know.

We were supposed to have dinner tonight.

I just don't know what it is.

But look, honey, don't worry.

He's probably drunk at Magoo's, like I
said.

Well, the least he could do is call me
or give me some kind of explanation, you

know?

Oh, wait a minute. The buzzer just rang.
It's probably him now. Okay?

I'll call you back later.

Okay, bye-bye.

Okay, dear. Bye-bye.

How nice of you to remember our dinner
date.

Okay, lay off.

Think you owe me some kind of an
explanation.

Maybe even an apology.

Okay. I'm sorry.

I was shooting pool at Artie's.

Nine ball.

Ten of the five, twenty on the nine. I
lost a couple hundred.

A couple hundred?

Chris, that's almost your whole
paycheck.

So what?

I don't know what's wrong with you
sometimes.

You waste all your money on gambling.

Sheeting pool, horse races, lottery
tickets.

Nicky, Nicky, I need money.

And I can't stand working these asshole
jobs anymore.

I can't take it. I want some class and
some respect in my life. I don't want to

work for a living.

No matter how much money I make, no
matter how hard I work, I always wind up

broke. Stop talking like that.

Why not? Why should I?

When I see these assholes on the street
with their money, how do they get it?

Because you lost a pool.

I don't know.

Sometimes I wonder just how easy it'd be
just to rip those fuckers off one time.

Come on. Stop it right now.

Talk about it tomorrow, okay?

Maybe there's something I can do for
you.

Give you a little massage.

You know you should never make decisions
when you're emotionally upset.

Hey,

I just arrived.

Let me take off your shirt.

Thank you.

Oh.

Sis, I had to fix Lady Sauce for 23
bucks.

You know, you can't expect things to
change just because you decide they

ought to.

And what am I supposed to do, sit around
and wait?

You could learn a little patience.

And I don't know why you're so resentful
of Nikki. She's gotten you every job

you've ever had. And she treats you like
a king.

All she ever thinks about is this job or
that job.

I'm never going to make it working for a
living.

So rob a bank.

Honestly, Chris, I have watched you your
whole life. And let me tell you

something, Buster.

Nikki is the best thing that ever
happened to you, and you should be

grateful and show it.

I got to trust my instincts.

And something tells me I got to change
the whole thing. I got to come out with

a fresh new angle to the game.

Hello?

Who?

Oh, my God, what are you doing in town?

Oh, yeah?

Oh.

Oh. Well, really.

Honey, I would love to, but I am just
all tied up today.

Look, how long are you going to be here?

Oh, that's soon, huh?

Paris! Oh, my God.

Lucky you.

Well, I am dying to see you, but I'm
just about to run out of the house.

Look, why don't you call me first thing
in the morning, and we'll get together

tomorrow, okay?

Yeah, good.

Look, as for today, well, I don't know,
you could...

Wait a minute. Hold on just a second,
would you?

Chris, this is an old friend, I mean a
very dear friend of mine from L.A. She's

just gotten a divorce, and she's on a,
well, sort of freedom jaunt around the

world. She's never been to New York. Are
you listening to me?

Yeah. Never been to New York before.

Well, could you do me a big favor and
just sort of show her around a little

bit?

No. Oh, come on, honey, please.

All right.

Ah.

Judy?

How are you?

in luck.

Listen, it just so happens that my
brother, my younger brother, yeah, that

one. Yeah, well, he's right here and
he's just dying to escort you around the

city today.

Yeah. Oh, that won't be necessary.

Oh, terrific.

Listen, I'm going to put you on with him
and you two can introduce each other and

make your plans for the day, okay?

Hey, terrific. Hold on.

Hi, this is Chris. What you do is...

Take her to the museums. Oh, you know,
the modern, the Met, the Guggenheim,

something like that. And then tonight,
maybe a Broadway show or something.

Right, right. All right.

You're a sweetheart.

Diana!

What?

Come down here a minute, honey.

Look, I have got to go out again, and I
probably won't be back till late. So do

me a favor and tell your... Tell my
stepfather that dinner's in the

microwave. We're all... You want to
listen first?

There is no dinner. He should go out or
order in. Okay?

Okay. No dinner?

You're getting serious, Mom.

Just do like I ask you, all right?

Mom, are we going to move out or is
Tony?

Will you keep it down? Your uncle's in
the other room.

It's all set.

So what does she look like?

Oh, well, she's beautiful, rich, and
Jewish.

She is also a cunt.

Cunt?

See there?

She's a cunt.

I still don't understand. Why can't you

just tell him?

We can't keep putting this off.

The longer we delay... Dennis.

Please stop pushing me.

I've got to push you. It's the only way
we're going to change the situation.

Dennis, I've got to handle this my own
way.

Tony is a very unstable man, and I can't
just throw him out like that.

I've got to handle it gently and with a
certain amount of human understanding.

Well, how humane is dragging out a
miserable relationship that the both of

you want out of?

Dennis, let's stop it right now.

I mean break it off.

I can't take any more of this tension.

Demanding, harassing. I can't take it.

Too much.

I don't know what I want anymore, but I
know I want some peace and quiet, and I

can't take this pressure anymore.

Claire. Please, Dennis.

Leave me alone.

Go away. Just go away and leave me
alone.

Claire. Claire, I love you. I'm sorry I
was upset when I came. I didn't mean to

yell or push...

Betsy and I had a horrible fight. What a
nightmare.

I didn't want to carry it over, but I
just couldn't, Claire.

Dennis, I want us to stop seeing each
other.

Just for a while.

I've got to straighten out my life and
resolve my marriage the right way.

Claire. Dennis, listen to me.

It's what we must do.

We both have to free ourselves and then
we can come together.

What more do you have to free yourself
from?

You and Tony don't work. We do.

What more do you have to understand?

Dennis, trust me.

Please trust me. I mean the best for
both of us.

Please. We have to do it this way.

You insist.

I do.

But please, Dennis.

Say you understand.

Please. For us.

All right.

All right.

On one condition.

Dennis. Claire, please.

Ask tonight. Let's have this one night
together.

Then we'll wait until the situation is
changed.

Dennis. Claire, please.

Please.

Oh.

But ask tonight.

I made arrangements with a friend of
mine. A very special kind of party.

It'll be lovely. We'll see.

I love you, Dennis.

I do love you.

And I love you.

How about a drink?

Sure enough.

So I decided that after ten long fucking
years being cooped up, that I'd take a

tour of the world.

Must have cost you a lot of money.

Not really. My husband's very wealthy,
and I settled on more than a comfortable

settlement. So I can live the way I
want.

When yet?

You married?

Uh, me? No, I haven't found the right
woman yet.

Well, just make sure that you do,
because a bad marriage can wreck the

fuck out of you, I'll tell you.

That's right.

Think you'll ever marry again?

Well,

I guess so.

Sure.

Why not?

If I find a man, a real man, that is.

Your ex was a homo?

Oh, no, just a very dull businessman,
very obsessed with his whole stupid

business. In fact, your sister knew him.

Her and I used to be rivals for his
attentions.

And at the time, I thought I was the
lucky one.

I sure did prove myself wrong.

Yeah, but all that money... Well, I
suspect I'll get bored with that.

I could never get bored with money.

I find new things to do with that every
day.

So, what next?

Nothing different.

Offbeat.

Offbeat? Different? Right now?

You like it?

Oh, fuck me.

Oh,

I love that big fat muscle.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Fuck that dog meat.

Oh, man.

Big fat coffee.

I want to taste.

I just want it on the leg like this a
little bit, you know?

Just put it under the hair. It's nice.
No, Jim. Just the tip.

No, Jim, cut it out.

I mean it.

I'm serious.

Come on, it's time. It's now. It's
right. Come on, we should do it now.

Come on, just a little.

No. A little bit. I don't want to.

Jim, I'm not ready.

We've got to wait.

I ain't going to wait.

I want you, and I'm going to have you.

Jim, please stop. Cut it out.

Wait a second.

Someone's at the door.

Where's your mom?

She didn't fix dinner. She said you
should go out and fix a snack.

Where is she?

I don't know.

Out, I guess.

Yeah, I know she's out, but where is
she?

Tony, she's your wife, not mine.

Oh, you're a smart-ass kid.

You don't care much for me, do you?

Tony.

Eh, never mind.

I get it.

I'm sorry I snapped.

Diane, I'm not going to go on like this
forever.

Jim.

I can't. It's too frustrating.

The next time I see you, it's going to
be everything. Do you understand?

Jim, I can't. Well, you better think
about it.

Okay?

okay

Oh, you.

Oh, hey, Tony, what are you doing? Now,
don't. Stop it, honey.

Tony. Tony, no.

Look, now.

Tony, I am tired and you are drunk.
Look, I'm going to fuck you. No, no,

honey. Look, just go to sleep and we
will talk in the morning, all right?

Fuck my life.

Yeah,

let me help you.

She's my wife. I can fuck her.

Yes. You know? Yes.

We're married.

Yes. And we are going to go to sleep.
No, Tony.

Tony. Honey, no. I really don't feel...

Huh? What?

Um... What the fuck?

Look at the fuck you do to me.

Tony, please.

I think it is time we separated.

Fine.

Who's the guy that Friday night's out
with the girls, huh?

Doesn't matter.

Who is he?

Who is he?

Dennis!

Okay. Yeah?

Dennis? He's a nice guy.

I like that.

Well, I'll tell you something. I'm, uh,
I'm a bit bummed.

I heard...

Leave now. I'm gonna go on the other
road.

I'll leave in the morning.

Thanks a lot. Thanks.

Thanks? Thanks?

for the lay.

I'm going to leave now.

I'll stay in the studio until I find a
new place.

Then I'll pick up the rest of my things.

Have a lawyer contact you as soon as
possible.

Tony.

Look, no.

No, this is best, you know.

Maybe we'll talk later when we get
through with all this bullshit

Dennis

It's Claire, honey.

Tony's left.

So good.

What?

What happened?

I'll tell you all about it when I see
you. Can you get free now?

I really need to see you.

Dennis, the waiting's over.

Ah, I see. Well... Can you pick me up?

Yeah, yeah. Okay, sure.

Just give me a half an hour.

Okay. I'll make it as soon as you can,
all right?

Okay, yeah, yeah, just just hold on.
Okay, good.

Ah Yeah, we'll talk. We'll have a good
long talk.

I See you soon, right?

I don't ever want to hear anything like
this ever again

So after he raped me, we yelled at each
other a little, said the usual stupid

things.

Then this morning he packed and left.

Said his lawyer would be in touch with
me.

Uh-huh. That's it.

So now it's finished.

Free.

Free to be with you.

Uh-huh.

Is that all you can say, uh-huh?

Claire. What's the matter? You changed
your mind?

Of course not.

Just that something came up.

Like what?

Like my wife, Betsy.

Your wife? I thought that was all
settled.

Well, not quite.

What do you mean, not quite?

Claire, I lied to you. I never told
Betsy about us. I don't know why I

didn't. I just don't know. I thought she
would just go away.

Well, she didn't go away. She hired a
detective.

And the shit hit the fan, and she hit
the ceiling.

So you want to leave her, don't you?

Of course I want to leave her, but it's
not that simple.

It's that simple. You pack a bag and
move out.

Oh, yeah, and I lose my business, my
shares of stock, everything.

Everything's in her name.

How the hell did you do that?

It wasn't easy, believe me, but I don't
want to talk about that now.

What it boils down to is she owns me,
and she's not giving me back.

What about us?

I still love you.

We'll just have to wait a while to
straighten it out.

How big a while?

At least a year, maybe more. My lawyers
don't know for sure.

Oh, my God.

And in the meantime, I had to promise
Betsy that I wouldn't see you again.

Claire, please, please, look, I'll lose
everything if I don't do what she says.

Dennis, why didn't you tell me about all
this before I got so carried away and

involved with you? I kept trying to. I
wanted to, but I didn't.

I was afraid of losing.

All this pushing me to get a divorce,
all this urgency was just a lot of crap.

But, Claire, look, Claire, I still feel
the same. I still love you. Oh, you

still feel the same.

I don't want to ever see you again. I
don't want you to ever try and talk to

me, call me, or make contact with me.
Because if you do, I am going to find

the biggest, ugliest mugs I can.

I'm going to see to it that they fix it
so that you cannot walk or talk

or see or hear or shit or piss or fuck
or eat again. Is that clear?

Is it?

Yes, yes, it is, it is.

Claire, I just want to say that I'm
terribly sorry. Really.

You're right.

I'm sorry.

It's not I.

Your boyfriend's a lot older than you.

Not that much.

Besides, he's mature.

Oh, Claire.

I heard about what happened with Tony.

That isn't a half of it.

Are you really separating?

Yeah. You had dinner yet, Diana?

Not yet.

Do you mind TV dinners tonight? I'm just
too tired to cook.

Sure. I'll make it.

Nikki, do you want one?

No, no thanks.

I'm supposed to go out with Chris
tonight.

Where is he?

That's why I came over here.

Claire, have you been crying?

Yeah.

Because of Tony?

Oh, no, no. I cried that one this
morning. This one's for Dennis.

Oh, no.

He was lying to me about leaving his
wife.

Well, there.

So I beat the shit out of him.

Slammed the door. Goodbye romance.
Goodbye marriage.

Oh, and Nikki, I think I really fucked
up.

While we're on the subject of lost
romances, I think I sent your fly to

another spider.

What?

This old school chum of mine came into
New York.

I was on my way out to meet Dennis, so I
sent Chris to show her around.

Oh, I'm sorry. I just wasn't thinking.

I know.

Here's what you do. Now, you've got a
key to his place. Just go over there and

let yourself in.

And if what's going on is what I think
is going on, well, you just tell her who

you are and ask her to leave.

Then you bring that asshole of a brother
of mine over here and we'll straighten

out this matter.

I can't do that, Claire.

Now, don't argue with me.

You listen to me. You just go on and do
it, okay?

Are you sure?

I know, Nicky. This is just what he
needs. Now, go on.

Okay. All right.

I'll go.

I'll see you guys in a little bit.

Thanks a lot.

Bye.

Some mess, huh?

Don't worry, Mom.

Okay, good.

Now look at him like you like him.

Like you love him.

That looks sexy, that's right.

Is that good?

The energy's going to get there.

Chris, we were supposed to have dinner
tonight.

Hi, my name is Nikki. I'm Chris's
girlfriend, and I'd really appreciate it

if you left right away. No.

What are you doing here?

We have a dinner date, Chris.

Well, fuck dinner, and fuck you.

What do you mean, fuck me? Would you
please leave?

No, you stay. This will just take a
minute.

You! Get the fuck out of here. Now.

You have obligations to me. Well, fuck
you, dinner, and all your fucking

obligations. Out. You can't talk to me
like that.

You're going to hit me, huh? You're
going to start hitting, huh?

You're going to hit me. You want to hit
me.

Don't pull.

Don't pull. Stop pulling.

Keep them together.

Don't pull.

I'm through with you. You hear me?

I'm through with you. I don't need you
no more. I got a real woman over there

now. And I'm going to marry her.

I'm going to marry her. She's a real
woman.

And she treats me like a man.

And you're getting the fuck out of here,
and I don't want to see you ever again.

Get out of here.

You're an ass.

Oh, God.

Please, stop.

I love you. You are an ass.

I love you. I love you, that's right.
Get the fuck out of here.

I don't need you. Stop.

Sorry about that.

So am I.

What does that mean?

Listen, baby, you got the wrong idea
about me.

I mean, I really like fucking you, but
marrying you?

No way, baby.

Oh, come on. Wait a minute. We're good
together, babe.

Oh, come on, Chris. You're way out of my
league.

Besides, what kind of man treats a woman
like that? She needed it.

So do you. You need someone to take care
of you.

And you know, that's what I'm looking
for.

What are you, loaded?

That's just for starters.

Next man I marry is going to be stinko
rich.

But I'll come and fuck you every now and
then.

Oh, every now and then.

Yeah, just stay in good shape for me,
okay, when I meet you.

You know something?

My sister was right.

You are a real cunt.

Funny, that's what they all say once
they've lost.

And I guess we're going to have to rent
the house and you and I find a small

place. Okay, Mom.

Whatever's best.

Well, I can't handle payments alone.

My God, what happened?

He beat me.

He threw me out.

And he...

Hell, he is. Come on. We're going back
over there.

No.

It's finished.

I'm through.

Never go back to him. Never.

Not after what he did tonight.
Everything I've tried to do for him.

But Nicky will change his mind tomorrow.
I don't care.

I don't want him anymore.

Let me see this.

Not too much damage except for, you
know, you're going to have a real

shiner.

I guess we both bummed out.

Yeah, I guess you could say we did.

Bastards.

Claire,

what do you say we go out and get drunk?

Well, I think that's a very good idea.

You just get your face fixed up while I
get the dishes taken care of.

Fuck it.

I'm going as I am.

I wouldn't go out and get drunk and not
try to impress some animal that thinks

his cock is all I want in life.

Right arm, sister.

Let's go.

Diana, you're in charge, dear, until we
get back. Now, if any of those jerks

calls, you're too young to tell them to
fuck off.

Just tell them the ladies are out.

Okay, Mom.

Don't forget to do your homework. You've
got school tomorrow.

Bye, Dee.

Hi, Jim?

It's Diane.

I want to see you.

I want you to come over here.

I really want to see you now.

Will you come over?

Great. Bye.

I want you to fuck me.

It really was.

We

waited a

long time for this.

It feels right.

Be careful.

Be careful.

Is it in?

Is it in?

Not all of it.

Oh, it hurts. Don't move, don't move,
don't move.

Stay like that.

No, wait, wait.

No, wait, wait.

Wait, wait. Don't move, don't move,
don't move. It hurts.

Is it in yet?

No, just sit down.

That's not even the right time to get
going.

Ow!

Don't move. Don't move.

Oh, is it in?

Not yet, not yet. Just a tip. Wait.

Not yet.

Goosebumps on your body, my man.

Oh,

beautiful, man.

Stay just like that.

So deep.

You're serious?

I'm glad you finally see it that way.

After all, it would mean a lot less
hassles for us.

Somehow I think not.

Huh?

Thank you.