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He pulls LYDIA into her own bedroom and slams the door.<br />
INT: SCULPTURE BARN -- NIGHT<br />
DELIA and EVELYN are having words.<br />
EVELYN<br />
I don't know if I can pull<br />
this one out of the fire.<br />
Why did you let Charles<br />
start drinking like that?<br />
DELIA<br />
The reason he started<br />
drinking today is that he<br />
was worried about the IRS<br />
man upstairs. And the<br />
reason he's worried about<br />
him is because of those<br />
tax scams you're always<br />
talking him into.<br />
EVELYN<br />
Those tax shelters<br />
allowed him to afford this<br />
white elephant of a house<br />
you talked him into buying.<br />
DELIA<br />
It was our idea to move<br />
to Connecticut. And we love<br />
living <strong>here</strong>, and we love<br />
this house. And we both<br />
love being a hundred miles<br />
away from you.<br />
We pull back to see a group of about twenty guests, with glasses<br />
and plates of food, standing in a circle around the two women,<br />
not at all trying to disguise their interest and enjoyment in the<br />
fight.<br />
OTHO breaks through the circle of spectators, and speaks to<br />
DELIA.<br />
OTHO<br />
Everyone is enjoying this<br />
immeasurably, Delia, but<br />
you've only got half an hour<br />
to get ready for your ghosts.<br />
I think you'd better make an<br />
announcement.<br />
EVELYN<br />
Your friends in the attic<br />
better make this good, or<br />
no one will ever accept one<br />
of your invitations again.<br />
DELIA<br />
Eat my shorts, Evelyn.<br />
OTHO and DELIA go off in close conference.<br />
INT: LYDIA'S ROOM -- NIGHT<br />
LYDIA is showing BEETLE JUICE / DANNY DEATH the photographs on<br />
her wall. They include the photographs of the ghosts, and also<br />
other macabre subjects. As they move around the room, BEETLE<br />
JUICE / DANNY DEATH keeps touching LYDIA knowingly, and despite<br />
the sophistication of LYDIA's photographs, she is a very nervous<br />
sixteen-year-old girl.<br />
LYDIA points out a photograph of a mummified corpse.<br />
LYDIA<br />
I took this series in the<br />
catacombs in Guanajuanto.<br />
Delia wouldn't even go<br />
inside, but I'm not afraid<br />
of stuff like that.<br />
BEETLE JUICE / DANNY DEATH leans over and gives her a kiss on her<br />
neck. At the same time, he's pushing her down against her desk.<br />
BEETLE JUICE / DANNY DEATH<br />
What are you afraid of?<br />
Just as she's about to be pushed all the way back, LYDIA suddenly