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EXT: WINTER RIVER TRAIN STATION -- DUSK<br />
The six o'clock train from New York is pulling in. Half a dozen<br />
native Winter Riverites get off the train, carrying shopping bags<br />
bearing the logos of Manhattan stores. After them come four of<br />
LYDIA's DEATH ROCKER friends. We saw them at RAPTURE.<br />
LYDIA gives them hasty greetings, but it's apparent she is<br />
looking for and hoping to see someone else.<br />
She leads them over to the car, which she is driving. She walks<br />
apart with her best friend in the group, TRIXIE. (It's her real<br />
name.)<br />
LYDIA<br />
Oh God, I feel like a<br />
jerk. I met every single<br />
train from New York and<br />
he's not <strong>here</strong> yet.<br />
TRIXIE<br />
You are a jerk. He's<br />
not coming.<br />
LYDIA<br />
He promised. And Delia's<br />
going to kill me, because<br />
I haven't been at the house<br />
all day.<br />
As they're all piling into the car:<br />
TRIXIE<br />
Maybe he died and that's<br />
why he couldn't come.<br />
EXT: THE HOUSE -- DUSK<br />
No more WORKMEN, no more VANS. Everything's ready, and<br />
apparently calm. The strings of party lights on on, illuminating<br />
the tent behind.<br />
It would all be very pretty if we didn't know that ADAM's orchard<br />
had been razed for this.<br />
INT: MASTER BATHROOM -- DUSK<br />
DELIA is at the mirror, with a towel wrapped around her. She is<br />
drying her hair.<br />
CHARLES lies in the bathtub, nearly comatose, with the shower<br />
running full blast onto his face.<br />
CHARLES<br />
That man is still locked<br />
in my study.<br />
DELIA<br />
(Totally unsympathetic)<br />
We've got fifteen minutes<br />
to get dressed.<br />
DELIA walks out of the bedroom.<br />
INT: MASTER BEDROOM -- DUSK<br />
DELIA walks in, and to her astonishment, finds<br />
BEETLE JUICE / OLD WOMAN<br />
calmly sitting on the corner of the bed.<br />
DELIA<br />
What the hell are you still<br />
doing <strong>here</strong>?<br />
BEETLE JUICE / OLD WOMAN<br />
I was waiting for my money.<br />
That's fifteen seventy.<br />
DELIA<br />
Oh God. Look, wait out in<br />
the hall. I'll get it in<br />
a minute.<br />
BEETLE JUICE / OLD WOMAN