6 INT. CAR/OUTSKIRTS - CHICAGO - 1996 - DAY 6 A blurry, indistinct POV shot of DAVID FOSTER WALLACE in the passenger seat of a moving car: Lipsky’s memory struggling to come into focus.
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Huh, that's weird, I don't, I... It must have been on the... (indistinct)
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We're coming in too fast. We're coming in too fast! Brace for it, Mako! (CAR ALARMS WAILING) (INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER) (CROWD CHEERING)
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Not so much. You know, she's eating herself to death. Are you okay? Ever had a nightmare... That was so bad, you had to get up out of the bed just to try and walk away from it? Yeah. I have this nightmare where I'm sitting at a table with my mom, just feeding her, and feeding her... And I wanna get up, I wanna leave, but... I can't. Well, I think there's no use in just crying our eyes out. (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)
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Your father asked me to give it to you if you showed up here. Amanda, where did you get that wheelchair? Oh, uh... These things are not toys. No, I know, Susan, it's just he's so heavy. -You just about done here? -Uh-huh. This is where you live? Oh, this is it. "Be it ever so humble..." We had an apartment down the road, but your daddy loved to monkey around with those guitars. This place suited him 'cause of the garage. It's my son's place. Really, it was too big for just him and Tommy by themselves. He was still making guitars? Oh, making 'em, repairing old ones, sure. Yeah, he worked on 'em most days. Don't think he ever finished too many, but he loved working on 'em. All right, come on, love bug. You gotta get up, we're goin' in. (SIGHS) Let's see. Uh, yeah. And that's my baby boy. Jack, this is Ellie. Mark's daughter. Oh, he's a charmer. No, don't worry, don't worry about a thing, I'll put your son to bed. He works hard, so we cut him a little slack when he acts like a poo-poo head. I'll be right back. There you are. I can't believe this. Oh, yeah, well. That was your daddy's. (SIGHS) No, but he had this piece of junk when we were kids. We used to take the worst road trips in this beast. And he never got it to work right.Well, Jack got it running for me to drive but I'm too scared it'll break down. Who did he make the guitars for? Oh, different folks, here and there. He'd sell a few every year, if he'd finish 'em, anyway. Did he ever make anything else, like any violins or... Violins? No, I don't think so. Ellie, listen, I... I was wondering if you could help me with the announcement of your daddy's death. Uh, I wasn't really planning on staying. I might just even get on the first plane in the morning. But you've only been here two minutes. And I could really use your help, please. At least stay until after the funeral. I know, I, I'm sorry... Isn't this the least you could do? Okay. Sure, I'll stay until he's in the ground. All right. You know, I'd really like to just, um, maybe like go for a drive. See some of the town. Well, I don't know if there's that much to see, but okay. But the thing is, Jack needs his truck tonight. You can try your luck with that thing. Is there any other way of getting into town? (SCOFFS) (COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO) Don't do that again, Billy. But I'm hungry. You said you wasn't hungry. Just... Don't you start. Don't. Billy, don't do that. Stop it. Billy, put... You... Better put that back on. You got kids of your own? No. Then why don't you mind your own business, we ain't some TV show for you to gawk at. G.D., woman! (COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYING IN BAR) (COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS) (INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)
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