《风雨哈佛路》台词.doc

风雨哈佛路 by 赤色土星
风雨哈佛路
主要人物关系：
Liz, Lisa are sisters, they have a mother who is a drug-addictive and their father has AIDS.

[I love my mother so much, she was a drug-addicted, she was nearly blind, she got a kind of fretic, but I never forget that she loved me, even if she did, all the time, all the time, all the time.
Liz's mother: give me the mother, it's mine.]
(Liz's father is sitting in the coach and watch the TV program)
Lisa: God, it's my stake. You kids are eating on.
Liz's mother: Where is it?
Lisa: give it to me.
Lisa's mother: give a hundred to you. I just came, and I give a hundred to you, to one of you.
Lisa: No, it's for us to live on. Evay month, it's the same dame thing. So you put in your arm, so we can stop.
Lisa's mother: it's mine.
Lisa: I didn't take it.
Lisa's mother: Give it to me.(to Liz). It's mine. It's mine.
Lisa: we are hungry.
Liz: I can't. We need food, mother.
Lisa' mother: That's you have ever do for me, un? I give you life, do you want me to get you on the street so mine so forth? Did you want me to do that? I know I do that sometimes, right?
Lisa's father: Geny, what, what are you saying? You needn't do that.
Lisa's mother: I need it. I need it. I need it.
[I want that smile, Oh, God, I want that smile so much,I was perfectic ]
Liz: Don't take the aqueduct. Mommy. Daddy? She is taking the aqueduct.
Liz: what the hell does the differences it make?
Lisa: Who care?
Liz: you will have to get mommy. She can't see in the mud.
Dad: only it's drug addiction. See, she is fixing the life for a change again.
Lisa: she is even break anything.
Dad: No, no, she is OK, she sees water runs down the hill.
Lisa: What's the water?
Dad: don't you know what the aqueduct is? The aqueduct carry water over the city, like the hundred years, they did that. Then then cosy it down now, the ghost water, he carries your mother along.
[my father, you could sit down on a coach and talking to my father, he just can talk for long.]
Dad: Hey, Geny! He means so much,
[he get all the answers right on Jeopardize. He was a genius. All the answers, all the time. That's the thing, your parents are always your Gods, and look them as examples everywhere in the world. They paid so little attention to my needs, but it makes me feel that their need are so powerful that it didn't make me feel sad of angry. They didn't look into me. Because this is OK for me so, because it must the human conditions to be so.and then the world came in.]
Lisa's mother: you took your husband everywhere, ELizbeth.
Liz: no mummy.
Lisa' mother: I will kill you, I'm not your mother. Did you fever, should you have true.
Lisa: Lisa, oh, clean up this, they see this, they will take us, too.
(Cops come into the house, and they will take Lisa's mother away.)
Lisa's mother: No, No. Don't take me.

Cops: why not take your medication.
Cops: she just takes enough other things.
Cops: this is a mess.
Lisa's father: Geny, put that knife down.
Cops: OK.
Cops: where is the phone?
Liz: we don't have one.
Cops: this is unfit. You girls have a choice, clean this place up, help your mother.
Liz: how about my father.
Dad: Ignore her, she is a feminist.
Cop: I did see any chance that it will be right. You have to go to school, you can't keep living in like the animals. Hey where are you going. Here come back, you have a home, and your work is there, take everything away, you can't have anything. You have to clean the bathroom, your work is here.
Aunt: back up!
Lisa: mommy,
[I can see it, anyone can see it. She was in so much pain, the struggle was so much on the surface, so if there is anyone to look, it was like she was running away from being a good mother to be somebody else, she just doesn't have any more to give. ]

(in the school.)
Child: oh, something steaky.
Child #2: what is that.
[I was always the smelly kids in class. Lisa doesn't stand under the bath to shower, but she has marry a doctor and she had so many expectations. I didn't have any expectations, so therefor I guess I stunk. And each from twice, I burns between my legs, my teachers always telling me not to peach it, but my underwear, I didn't what to do about my underwear. I just worried and fall apart.]
Teachers #1: all right, keep up and sit down, thank you!
[my teethached, I was hungry,]
Teachers # 1: that's all Thank you.
[what the teacher says seems never reach me. Her word seems just fall on the floor. ]
Teacher #1: what sense does it took?
Liz: No, I will take it.
Teachers #1: what your attendence this month, three times?
Liz: No, I will take it, does it do any hurt?
Teachers #1: Oh, Liz, stay here. You do smell you know, isn't your mother tell you about it?
Liz: No, it's my fault. I just forget.
Teacher #1: will you have a shower tonight? And wash your back here? Ah, I have save up something for you. And here, how did you do that(Liz just get a full mark on the test.) You never in school.
Liz: I read a lot.
Teacher #1: Yeah, what you read?
Liz: The encyclopedia. The ...there, Eva, she found them downstair, the whole set, except from L to S, if you asked me about L to S, I would get them wrong. And it's just like it.
Teacher #1: Do you have to come to school.
Liz: Yeah.
Teacher #1: No, I mean it, your isn't much here, how is that, why don't you come?
Liz:Ｉwill.
[how could I tell here that school make me sad. I didn't know how to talk about it. I didn't know how to talk to anyone. My house wasn't you can come out of it, the normal.]
Teacher #1: you have to come, everyday! If you don't, I will have to call the children affairs, it's not a threat, it's a promise.
(then Liz gets home and she showed her papers to Eva.)
Liz: Eva, what have I got?
Eva: A hundred.
Liz: it owns to your encyclopedia.
Eva: Your have to make good mark, you don't want to be a idiot, and you keep up now, did you hear me. Now your mother is back.
Liz: my mother is back.
Eva: Yeah, we had a quiet, a couple of month, didn't we.
[the only good thing my mother was taking away from the house was that when she is backing again, she is my mother again. She cooked and cleaned, when she even try to be a course of photograph. I mean that was quiet of couple of month. Then it goes.]
(Lisa gets into the house, and she finds out that her mother was sitting in the coach, smoking!)
Liz: mommy, are you OK?
Liz's mother: I'm OK. OK, you look good.
Liz: welcome home, mommy.
Liz's mother: but it suck a little. I'm too glad.
Liz: there are bars on the legs.
Liz's mother: I'm sorry, you have seen that.
Liz: now I'm glad you are home.Lookl, I got a hundred.No, No, a hundred is good, a hundred is perfect, didn't you ever get a hundred.
Liz's mother: I didn't go to school. I ran away too young, don't you ever want to run away? I'm home.
Liz: I won't.
Liz's mother: Liz, look, I will always be here for you.
Liz:I know, mommy.
Mother: I Will always be here, always.
Liz: I know, mommy.
Mother: I'm sick, I'm sick, I'm sick, as I have AIDS.
Liz: No, No.
Mother: they say, don't be afraid, they say I might, I could live for ever, OK? Don't be afraid of. I can go home.
Liz: this is home.
Mother: No, home of my pops. I will kill myself.
Liz: No, No. You have to stay here.
Mother: I have to stop the drugs. And I can't do it anywhere.
Liz: I will help you along.
Mother: Liz, you just have to pack up your things, and let's go.
Liz: cause you said pops beats you. You said he raped you sister.
Mother: this is where I have to be now.
Liz: No, stay here.Stay mommy.
Mother: I can't.
[everything was falling apart, I thought if I stayed it, I could have stop it. My father wasn't at stay, so everything somehow, stayed the same. ]

Cops: Just open the door, it's no use, I know you are in there. (Liz opens the door, and there comes in the cops.) where is you mother and sister?
Liz:They gone.
Cops: where is your father?
Liz: he is out to get some food, and he will be right back.
Cops: your teacher call. You still aren't going to school. You never in school. We have to do something about this. Mr. ...I warns you, I want you ever take as long as it take. This is gonna for years, now clean up this place, and go to school. Clean up and go to school. And you haven't got either one of you you, ELizbeth, have you?
Liz: no...
Cops: so what we have got to do?
Liz: I don't know.
Cops: I do tell you, you're going to the system. I'm taking her.
Liz: but things are better now, my daddy buys me big potatoes everyday.
Cops:(to Liz's father) you aren't going to pay the rent, you are not going to school.
Daddy: I told her to go to school, she got a mind of her own, she is a feminist.
Cops: this is not a joking matter. Pack her suit case. N-O-W!
Liz: No. No! I will go to school, please.
Cops: this is not work, you need to have adults responsible.
Liz: My grandpa is responsible, My grandpa will take me, my sister is there.
Cops: your sister didn't go to school.
Liz: I will go to school please.
Cops: don't make a fist. I will talk to him, if he will take you, you will be out in 24 hours.
Daddy: Sorry.
Cops: and if he won't?
Cops: you will have time to figure out how do want to live out your life.
[Figure out my life, did they will really do that, can you have the feeling of falling down a dark hole. Boston, locked in. It's like visiting my mother, but now I'm in the crazy house right now. I didn't get out in 24 hours, and I didn't get out in 24 days, no one want me, they just left me their. ]
Cops #2: why don't you go to school? That's the big problem here. Why don't you go? From what I can see, you've got a disappointed problem.
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Liz's Grandpa: Liz!
Liz: Hi,pop! It's your mother. Geny, come out, he is there.
Lisa: Liz, I will go to school but I want to see you first.
Liz: Thanks Lisa,
Lisa: don't scroll this out, and don't expect too much, she is dying.
Mother: Liz!
Liz: Mom.
[When I think of my life, this is the time I want to think of, when I went back, my mother's mind was clear, there is no cocaine, so she strarting working and we go to the caffe, we sit and talk and eat hamburgers, we were together, even with her bad eyes, I think she could see me, while I can see her mind. And for a while, I had my mother again. ]
Liz: yeah, I remembered, in the ...park. You and I slope down the park.
Mother; you remember that. How about the ...monster.
Liz: we screamed about that one.
Mother: yeah. I was a good Mom, wasn't I? Wasn't I.
Liz: Yeah, mom, you are fine.
Mother: I have that group together, you know,
Liz: we have done without drugs, too. But would that be great? Maybe we could go to univeristy anniversary.
Mother: your dad is in the shelter right now, I'm afraid he lost himself now, can he afford the rents?
Liz: then what about my stuff?
Mother:All our now.
Liz: all out include my encyclopedia?
Mother:I'm sorry, they borrowed the whole place, there was nothing he could do, crap and hap, you know. Look, I've got around the corner to see some friends, just for a few minute,OK? You finish your beger, and I'll be right back. Just be a minute.
(Liz went back to the palce where he used to live, but when he got back, he found that everything there is gone.)
[So , that is that, I found no way get back, I haven't kept anything together, I don't made things worse. I don't go to school if I don't need.,If I don't need. so that part of my life was over. I guess the new part had began.]
Teacher #2: Elizebath, and you are her mother? I will late take you to the class now?
Liz: are you going to get home, OK.
Mother: hey....I'm if I can take care of me.
Liz: May be I should just come with you.
Mother: you've got stay at school, or they will take your away. Go, Go.
[I wasn't he smelly kid anymore, I have learn to shower everyday at the group home. And my close even they came from the ...shop, all fit. But I still don't not how to be in school, I still don't know how to be normal. ]
Teacher #2: people, could you please sit up,and Cheris,could you try diagram NO 12.
Cheritst: NO.
Teacher #2: Bobby?
Teacher #2: if it amuzing, Elezibeth?
Liz: Please don't so call me that.
Teacher #2: that your name according to the form.
Liz: Lisa, or Liz.
Teacher #2: Lisa or Liz is a nickname.
Liz: are nicknames.
Teacher #2: No, I;m afraid not.
Cherist: Just call a girl she should be called.
Teacher #2: Elizebeth is a fine name. It's a name of a Queen, it was a name since Shakespear! What's your problem.
Liz: My mother calls me Elizebeth when she was going to insane.
Teacher #2: Liz, then. Boby the sentence.

Liz: so, what did you get to the class.
Chersit: I didn't. How did you come out that?
Liz: I was in a group home.
Cherist: Is that Freaking?
Liz: yeah!
Cherist: but you are not freak?
Liz: NO!
Cherist: that's too bad. I am.
Liz: Yeah, when.
Cherist: you know, I have got my fathter's to go. I'm going to ...school with nothing on...and

Student #1: this is a great place, I have never been to.
Liz: Oh, my pops won't get cranky. And we have to by safe by this way.
Chris: Where is the phone, do you have another contest that is clean.
Liz: hold the cord.
Student #2: you'll never go to win.
Chris: Shut up! I have a few numbers to get it.
Student #3: bobby the smart, test it.
Students #4: hey, can I take that chicken?
Liz: is this already?
Student #3: 5:30.
Student #3: Some drunk lady. Oh, so roge, she ...at the door.
Student #5: i'm going to the window.
Mother: I don't feel really good. Can you help me, Please?
Liz: Yeah, come on, what happened, come this way.
Student #3: Oh, she actually....
Liz:All right, up!
Mother: I just want a hug.

[She could take ...Why wouldn't I expect ... Dying. Is dying a hardest anyone have done?]
Chris: Evayone is hard.
Liz: except you.
Chris: so where your will pop going to sleep?here, Liz? If he is his daughter.
Liz: while I don't think like that.
Chris: maybe you don't know.
Liz: he did it to her sister, when he was really younger? She told me that.
Chris: why is her sister, not her?
Liz: I figure he did it the most.
Chris: so he is crazy to you?
Liz: yeah! And my mother to. That's why I didn't want to go here.
Chris: you know, my mother is getting bad with my dad.
Liz: I wish my mom wouldn't.
Chris: he does stuff to my sister.
Liz: you don't have a sister.
Chris: like for her,
Liz: did you tell your mother?
Chris: I told her, when she left him, she ...smelled, so she may call the cops, now she is getting back with them, you know I asked her how she could do that. She said she missed him. She missed him. I was seven when the stuff get in.
Liz: Chris, don't. Moving with me.
Chris: Let's stay here?
Liz: Yeah! What your father gonna say.
Liz: we worked so we never see you. I won't get up until he leave, he is like a robot, anyway.
Liz's grandpa: Back at six. Out!
Liz: