All right. Time's up. Jack, Henry, Billy, Albert. Come on. Come on. Okay. Is this the week that you guys finally break down and give each other a little hug? Huh, team? Huh? I don't think this is the week, Doc. [Woman On P.A.] Dr. Rebell to Admitting. Oh, fellas. I might have some good news about our field trip. I put in for special passes for the Yankee game tomorrow, and I'm gonna find out this afternoon. [Chuckles] How's that sound? You guys were all excited when I first mentioned it. Does that mean we are actually leaving the hospital grounds? No, the Yankees are gonna come here and play. They're gonna throw some lights up in the rec room. What a stroker. Doc, let me ask you a question. Is there any possibility that Albert will actually get into the game... see action, I mean? It's all right, Albert. I think we'll keep you on the bench for this one. Did my best. This is the group that you want to take out tomorrow, Jeff. Hey, you got some pretty chronic types here. I screened the group. I didn't pick them out of a hat. And I'm seeing some progress. Breaking windows is progress? They're bickering. They're annoying the hell out of each other. - It's great. - Throw four dogs in a room, they'll fight. No, they're standing up for themselves. Th-Their real identities are creeping back slowly. Quite candidly, Jeff, some of the staff feel this whole trip is more trouble than it's worth. One of these patients has not been outside an institution in 12 years. Yeah, but that's the point. And Caufield is like a walking time bomb. - You can almost hear him ticking. - You could turn around, and... he'll be out on the ball field kicking dirt on an umpire. Why can't you guys just watch the game on TV in the rec room? Oh, God. One more afternoon in the rec room, I'm gonna have to go on Thorazine myself. - [Chuckles] - You got more of a sense of humor about this than I do. Frankly, I find it difficult to sanction this. It's a five-hour field trip. We're not going up the south face of Everest. I thinkJeff is overdramatizing this just a little bit. Watching Albert dying in here, that's drama. - Oh, come on! - Nobody's dying in here. [Weitzman] Look, look, look. If these guys are gonna spend the rest of their lives in an institution, I wanna give them the chance to taste a hot dog at Yankee Stadium, or hear the crowd roar when Mattingly hits one out. That's gotta be worth a couple hours of my time. [Clicks Tongue] Well, I'm not sure... what the therapeutic value of a ballpark frank is for four psychotics. [Knocking] Yes? Henry. [Inhales] We got it. Doctor, do you think the other patients are ready? Sure. Is that the correct time? [Man On Radio] We see a church that is weak, a church that has lost its way! We seek Christians who do not know who they are... [Knocking] Christians who seek their true selves... Box seats on the right field line. - Will the atheists be there? - We're all gonna be there. All the faiths will be represented. ...discover in themselves the Lord Jesus Christ... It's gonna be great. And know his divine love, they will suffer! You are a lot better than that guy. Yeah. I know my identity. Do you know who you are? Fella ain't got a soul of his own, just... a little piece of a big soul. The one big soul that belongs to everybody. - Then... - [Woman] Then what, Tom? [Tom] Then it don't matter. I'll be all around in the dark. I'll be everywhere... wherever you can look. Wherever there's a fight so hungry people can eat, I'll be there. Wherever there's a cop beatin' up a guy, I'll be there. That is one of my favorite scenes of all time. Makes me wanna puke. [Laughs] Come on. You were ------------------------------ Читайте также: - текст Окраина на английском - текст Настоящий гений на английском - текст Бегущий человек на английском - текст Лень на английском - текст Потерянный уикэнд на английском |