Bonnie lines

Emma: you are too young to get married Bonnie!

Bonnie: I am fifteen, mama.

Emma: Getting married to Roy is not going to get you out of this bog

Bonnie: he promised we'd all move to California

Emma: And you think he can do that?

Bonnie: I got me a publicity photo

John: hey sweet cheeks, is it true that for the right price a fella can get a little somethin’ not on the menu?

Bonnie: For the right price a fella can get almost anything these days

John: you take an IOU?

Bonnie: go to hell

Ted: hiya Bonnie

Bonnie: Hey, Ted. Apple pie and coffee?

Ted: Thanks. Hey listen, a friend of mine’s throwing a party Saturday night. Bob Mayfield. Went to Cement City High School when we were there. Maybe you remember him.

Bonnie: I don’t think so

Ted: Thought maybe you’d like to go

Bonnie: Sure. are they gonna have a Piana?

Ted: Ill pick you up Saturday at 7

Bonnie: a whole band!

A1S2

Bonnie: Damn it! Damn it! Damn it!

Clyde: Hey, engine trouble?

Bonnie: Engine trouble, tire trouble, oil trouble

Clyde: Looks like you and me got the same car. Goes through oil like a preacher through whiskey huh?

Bonnie: Yeah

Clyde: How bout I see if i can fix you up. and then maybe you gimmie a lift into west dallas

Bonnie: Sure thanks. You live in the devils back porch?

clyde: not for much longer

Bonnie: I don’t know anybody ever moved out of west Dallas

Clyde: You do now. Clyde Barrow

Bonnie: Bonnie Parker

Clyde: you got a beautiful smile. bet you hear that all the time

Bonnie: why yes I do

Clyde: me too

Bonnie: so where you movin to?

Clyde: anywhere i want. just like the legendary billy the kid

Bonnie: billy the kid? he was an outlaw

Clyde: why yes he was

Bonnie: and wasn’t billy the kid ambushed and killed by some sheriff?

Clyde: He wasn’t ambushed. he died an old man in the arms of a young woman

Bonnie: i’m pretty sure he was gunned down

Clyde: and i’m tellin you

bonnie: in some hotel room

Clyde: it don’t even matter I got plans

Bonnie: everybody’s got plans

Clyde: EVERYONE’LL KNOW MY NAME

Bonnie: Pull three jobs. what does that mean?

Clyde: shit

Bonnie: are those cops looking for you?

Clyde: well me and my brother did just bust out of jail so probably. i’m not lookin for any trouble… look you don’t have to worry bout me cause i’ve been to jail

Bonnie: I know plenty of men who’ve been to jail

Clyde: how many you know busted out?

Bonnie: what were you in for?

Clyde: Robbery, auto theft a few things, I like to keep busy. so what do you say? gimmie a lift into west Dallas?

Bonnie: the police are looking for you

Clyde: They ain’t gonna find me. by this time tomorrow i’ll be 500 hundred miles away. I just want to see my folks before I go

Bonnie: Okay

Clyde: ……And you know what

Bonnie: what?

Clyde: Youre gonna come with me

Bonnie: what makes you so sure?

Clyde: the smile

Bonnie: just cause im smilin dosent mean

Clyde: I was talking about mine

Bonnie: I should get home. and you want to see your folks

Clyde: that can wait. what are you writing?

Bonnie: Poem

Clyde: what kind of poem?

Bonnie: Kind thats gonna be published

Clyde: wow

Bonnie: Yeah your’re gonna see my face in the movies and my poems in the magazines. Poetry by Bonnie Parker and a beautiful picture of me to go long side it Like this one. That’s what you call a glamour shot.

Clyde: this is the best picture i’ve ever seen in my whole life!

Bonnie: Its a little old now but i’m gonna get a new one. in a nice hat. I look good in hats. I got a hat face

Clyde: read me your poem

Bonnie: You like poetry?

Clyde: when its coming out of your mouth

Bonnie: Okay.. Billy rode on a pinto horse, Billy the kid I mean

Clyde: I love Billy the kid

Bonnie: I know and he met Clyde Barrow riding in a little gray machine

Clyde: you’re writin about me? you wrote a poem about me? oh you are so in love sugar

Bonnie: Billy said to the Barrow boy is this the way you ride?

Clyde: In a ford sedan deluxe se-

Bonnie: You gonna interrupt me every line?

Clyde: Im sorry

Bonnie: i cant read if youre gonna do that

Clyde: I wont say another-

Bonnie: Theres a rhythm a flow to these things

Clyde: Im sorry

Bonnie: I appreciate the enthusiasm but-

Clyde: my lips are sealed

Bonnie: Billy said to the Barrow boy is this the way you ride? in a car that does its 90 per machine guns at each side?

Clyde: dang!

Bonnie: I only had my pinto horse and my 6 gun tried and true I could shoot but they got me and someday they will get you

Clyde: what are you writing that for? that’s a lousy thing to write

Bonnie: Its dramatic

Clyde: its stupid

Bonnie: don’t you call my poetry stupid

Clyde: it is when you write stuff like that

Bonnie: You dont know crap about poetry i am gonna be famous for my poetry and my acting career don’t you ever call my poetry stupid just because your thick head cant appreciate it!

Clyde: man I want you right now

Bonnie: shoulda thought of that before you called my poetry stupid

Clyde laughs

Bonnie: Dont laugh at me!

Clyde: Im sorry sugar

Bonnie: dont you ever laugh at me! i’m gonna be famous. i’m gonna be a poet and an actress and a singer

Clyde: singer huh? let me hear somethin

Bonnie: Im not in the mood

Clyde: Your mamas home?

Bonnie: Its me mama!

Clyde: I-

Bonnie: Mama this is Clyde Barrow he’s a cousin of my friend charlenes

Clyde: I-

Bonnie: Hes passing through on his way to Ohio to begin a job in printin

Clyde: A boy taught me when me and my family lived under the viaduct

Bonnie: You lived in one of those camps?

Emma: Bonnie i’ll expect you up very shortly

Bonnie: yes mama

Emma: almost immediately

Bonnie: Mama

Clyde: You got a husband?!

Bonnie: Baby-

Clyde: I mean that’s somethin you should tell a fella

Bonnie: I had a husband, went to jail about 3 years ago

Clyde: Still there?

Bonnie: No Just not interested in being a husband. is that really what you wanna talk about right now?

Clyde: you expecting anybody?

Bonnie: no

Clyde: …whistle or throw somethin at the second floor window on the corner

Bonnie: Ted? what are… what are you doin here?

Ted: following some leads on a prison break. since I was in the neighborhood I figured i’d stop by you know and make sure you and your ma are ok

Bonnie: were fine thanks ted

Ted: Jeez last time I was in this house was when your grandma died

Bonnie: that was a long time ago

Ted: you know that was the first time i’d ever seen a dead body I mean she was wearing lots of makeup but you still see she was dead

Bonnie: I hated seeing her like that

Ted: and I remember how we both hid under your front porch

Bonnie: eating buttermilk pie

Ted: and playing cards. so i’ll pick you up Saturday

Bonnie: Ted-

Ted: and keep this door locked alright?

Bonnie: alright ted

Blanche: when on earth did Clyde find time to meet some tart?

Bonnie: excuse me?

Clyde: Bonnie this here is my brother buck

Bonnie: pleased to meet you

Blanche: pleasure

Bonnie: all mine

Blanche: no runnin no hidin no bottles flyin in through windows

Bonnie: maybe you should go back too, how long would it be-

Clyde: lets go sugar

Bonnie: maybe your brother has the right idea maybe goin back-

Clyde: my brother can do what he wants Clyde Barrow aint never gonna set foot inside a prison again

Bonnie: so maybe we go someplace else. we want to get out of Dallas anyway. you could find a job someplace and work. I want you to be a man honey not a thug

Clyde: don’t you ever talk that way to me sugar

Bonnie: don’t you ever raise a hand to me baby

Ted: Bonnie?

Bonnie: Ted

Ted: you missed some party Saturday night

Bonnie: I am so sorry

Ted: i’ve been meanin to by the diner this week but i’ve been busy as hell. evictions mostly. thought maybe you would want to make it up to me

Bonnie: Ted-

Ted: let me take you out to dinner tomorrow night

Bonnie: I don’t know. I mean I don’t think I can

Ted: What are you doin here?

Bonnie: Just visiting somebody

Ted: who?

Bonnie: Clyde Barrow

Ted: Clyde Barrow? you know him?

Bonnie: he’s a friend of a friend

Ted; I don’t know who your friend is but I can tell you Barrow is a bad seed you’d do yourself a favor to keep a good distance

Bonnie: thanks for the advice ted

Clyde: Bonnie! how ya doin sugar?

Bonnie: how am I doin? i’m miserable without you. I cant think about nothin else but you

Clyde: Im sorry sugar. sorry you gotta go through this

Bonnie: When you get outta here youre goin straight you understand?

Clyde: I got a friend knows a guy in construction in Worcester. Mass

Bonnie: Id go anywhere on this earth with you baby

Clyde: and if it dont pan out the got places to rob up there just the same as here

Bonnie: no more holdups baby we are gonna start clean

Clyde: okay sugar

Bonnie: I brought you a picture baby

A1S9 Bonnie cleans up the counter

Bonnie: Charlie says he’s only gonna be able to keep me on another week. there aren’t enough

Emma: Margaret Cummings said she saw you get on the bus to eagle rock yesterday where’d you go?

Bonnie: must’ve been someone else, someone who looks like me

Emma: no she was sure it was you

Bonnie: I really don’t see-

Emma: why are you lying to me Bonnie? what is so awful that its causing my daughter to lie to her mama?

Bonnie: i’m in love mama

Emma: you’re married

Bonnie: you and me both know Roy ain’t never comin back and I wouldn’t want him if he did

Emma: how’d you meet a boy who lives in eagle rock?

Bonnie: he dosen’t live there he’s just staying there for a short while

Emma: thers’s nothin in eagle rock except the penit- Bonnie Parker you’re flirting with a convict?

Bonnie: Im not flirting

Emma: What is goin through your head?

Bonnie: I love him ma

Emma: you love who who do you love?

Bonnie: Clyde Barrow

Emma: Clyde Barrow the boy who spent the night at our home? you said he was headed up north to a job

Bonnie: I love him mama!