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| Now,at this point, Greenlee is skeptical about their relationship. She doesn't want to get hurt again. Leo tries to convince her to give them another chance: Leo: You don't have to be afraid of me. The last thing I want to do is hurt you. You have no idea how much I mean that. Greenlee: I'm not afraid of you. I'm afraid of me. Leo: Ok, what -- wait a minute. You're not going to do something stupid like douse yourself with water and pretend you fell through the ice over at Miller's Pond, are you? Greenlee: See? There's a perfect example. I always do the wrong thing, and while I'm doing it, I honestly think that I'm making some grand gesture that'll prove how much I -- you know what? I'll just disappoint you again, Leo, and then that'll be it. You'll leave me and -- Leo: Is there no way to stop this runaway train? Because I'd like to get off it right now. Greenlee: No. No, you're not leaving me. No, I'm doing the leaving this time, and I'm going to do it now before it's too late. Leo: Too late for what? Greenlee: Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. I'm not going to bother you anymore, I promise. Good-bye, Leo. Leo: No, Greenlee -- Greenlee: Let go of me. Let go of me! Let go! Let go! Let go. (breaks down and cries) |
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| Leo: Shh. It's ok, Greenlee. It's ok. Greenlee: No, I didn't want to do this. Leo: You don't have to be embarrassed. It's ok. Greenlee: Of course you can say that. You're probably happy I'm blubbering all over you. Oh. Your leather jacket. |
| Leo: It's ok. It's just a little saltwater -- oh. Greenlee: Shut up, you Cretin! God. Leo: That's better. Greenlee: So now what? Leo: Nothing. We'll see what we can do from here. Greenlee: We've tried that one-day-at-a-time thing, Leo. It doesn't work for us. Leo: Yeah, we tried -- we said that we were going to try the one-day-at-a-time thing, but we didn't, Greenlee. Greenlee: Well, what makes you think it'll work now? Leo: I don't -- blind faith, sheer ignorance. I don't know, Greenlee. This is the first time in my life I've tried to do the normal thing. I mean, I'm willing to try to stumble through it if you are -- anything to keep you from walking through that door. Greenlee: You mean that? Leo: I really do. So what do you think? Greenlee: Ok. So I guess we'll meet the gang at the soda shop and grab a root beer float. I'm sorry. This is just way too weird. Leo: What is it that you find so weird about me, Greenlee? Is it my ears or my teeth? Is it my hp in my back? Greenlee: You're a nut! Leo: No, I'm a fool. Greenlee, there's something that I need to tell you. Greenlee: Really? Leo: Yeah. You were terrific today. Everything at the courtroom and afterwards, it was -- I don't know -- I just -- I really, really, really appreciate you. And I know that I don't tell you that often enough. But I do. Greenlee: Thanks. I don't mind being with you, Leo. I always want to -- oh. We should go. It's late. Leo: All right. Ladies first. |