Orange County
Önceki.
göster.
yer.
sonraki.

1:04:03
Well, thank you.
1:04:05
I never really
thought about it that way.

1:04:08
My only criticism--
1:04:10
Yes. Oh, please.
It’s what I need.

1:04:16
You need an ending.
1:04:18
I know. I just--
I don’t know how to end it.

1:04:23
You should figure that out.
1:04:25
Maybe I can help you.
1:04:28
Well, I didn’t get into Stanford.
1:04:33
Yeah, so that means
I can’t work with you.

1:04:45
I want to be a good writer,
Mr. Skinner...

1:04:48
but I’m just afraid...
1:04:50
that if I don’t get out
of Orange County...

1:04:54
it’s never gonna happen.
1:04:56
You don’t have to be afraid of that.
You are a good writer.

1:05:01
And every good writer
has a conflicted relationship...

1:05:03
with the place where he grew up--
1:05:06
Joyce, Faulkner, Tolstoy.
1:05:10
And that’s what I remember
loving about your story.

1:05:12
It’s very conflicted.
1:05:15
‘Cause at the beginning,
you think these people are doomed.

1:05:18
I mean, this family is heading
for disaster, and then...

1:05:21
as you read on,
you see that there exists...

1:05:24
beneath the surface,
these very real connections.

1:05:27
These deep relationships.
1:05:33
What I took
from your story is this--

1:05:37
that even in a world
where people can be superficial...

1:05:40
and stupid and selfish...
1:05:44
there’s still hope.
1:05:47
Was that the message
you were trying for?


Önceki.
sonraki.