"Sweet Dreams" movie script

Brennan 2022-10-11 14:43:29

"Sweet Dreams" screenplay

text / [US] Robert Getchell
translation / Qiu Cui given

1. Winchester town · · Virginia high school night
in early summer after the spring chill, pleasant climate, it is holding a party and concert pole Wonderful time.
Virginia Middle School in Winchester Township is holding a weekend concert today. The parking lot outside the school is full of cars from the fifties. People finished their day's work and brought their family and friends to the party.
Suddenly, a white light shot in the distance, and a black sports car rushed over bumpingly and got into the gap of the parking lot. A sudden braking, the woman in the car screamed: "Charlie, don't do this!" followed by a series of giggles and cheers of men.
After the car stopped, a man in a black dress emerged from the driver's seat. He opened the door and pulled a woman out of the car. The two walked into the school gate laughing and making a fuss. The man's name was Charlie Dick. His tall figure and handsome face were striking. Although he was nearly thirty, his whole body was full of energy, and he still looked like a young man. The girl's name was Wanda Kimble, and she was also very beautiful. She was already slightly drunk, and staggered to the venue.

2. School hall · Night The
spacious school hall is decorated with flowers. The entertainment activities inside are diverse, dance parties, performances, singing, the atmosphere is lively and very lively. Some of the guests danced to the music; some enjoyed the music with relish; some gathered around the bar to enjoy fine wines and beverages. It's a party for the students to raise money for the school.
Charlie also squeezed into the dance hall with Wanda, and danced tango with everyone. He danced well and caught the attention of the girls. Just after the song, the orchestra pit played the country music "I'm Coming to You". The dance partners danced again to the beat. After a while, I saw a female singer walking onto the stage with relaxed and natural steps. She was wearing a bright long dress and a small straw hat slanted behind her back playfully. Her appearance immediately caused the musicians in the orchestra to temporarily stop playing. The dance partners stopped and looked at the stage. When they saw Patsy Klein appearing, they applauded in unison. Pazzi raised his hand and blew kisses to everyone, attracting warm applause from the audience.
She smiled and said to everyone, "Listen to me, I'm going to sing a song tonight to make everyone happy. I can sing any song I want, but I said to myself, 'God, Patsy, these Everyone comes here after bathing and wearing costumes. If you want to sing, you have to sing a good song, or you can stay at home and don’t come out.’ Therefore, the song I sing today is not a new song, but a very good song. Nice songs, I specially selected them for you."
After speaking, she turned her head to signal to the musicians, and the prelude to "I'm Coming to You" sounded. The dancers were dancing again. Pazzi's vocals are loud and expressive.
She sang:
"One day, darling, when you are unfortunate,
you will need your mother, but your mother will say,
I am going , I will leave you soon,
you used to laugh at me,
but now I give you Freedom.
I'm leaving..." After
singing, Pazzi waved to the enthusiastic applause and said, "I specially chose this song to sing for you." Then, he slowly retreated to the backstage.
Charlie was fascinated by her singing voice and demeanor, and stood in front of the stage staring at her blankly. Pazzi had already entered the backstage, and he was still muttering to himself: "Who is Pazzi? What's her surname?"
Wanda, who was standing beside him, was unhappy, shrugged his shoulders, and said nothing.
Charlie: "No, really, what's her last name?"
Wanda said angrily, "I don't know."
Charlie turned and asked a middle-aged man next to him. The man said into his ear, "Klein!"
Charlie : "Klein? Patsy Klein?"
The man nodded and walked away.
Charlie thought about it and asked a man with a glass of wine: "Where is she from?"
The man with a glass of wine said: "It's here, from Winchester."
Charlie: "God, I've never seen it before. She. You said she came here every Saturday to sing, didn't you?"
The man nodded, and was about to leave when Charlie grabbed his arm and said, "Wait a minute, you said she's married?"
The man with the glass said, "God, Charlie, I told you so. Her name is Patsy Klein, she's married, she went to high school here... People always say, nothing scares Patsy. She sang on TV, made a record, that's all I know. "
The man finished speaking, broke free from Charlie's grasp and walked away. Before he had gone far, he turned around and made a face at Charlie and said, "She's married, Charlie, don't ask!"
Charlie turned his head and pretended not to hear, and suddenly, he saw Patsy in the crowd. I saw her undressing and wearing home-made clothes. The dress was brightly colored and tailored to make Pazzi look all the more slender and beautiful.
Charlie followed Patsy, and seeing that there were fewer people around, he leaned forward.
Charlie: "I hope you put on my coat and let me drive you to drink a cup I think we both can jump for a while, and then we will get to know each other a little more.."
When Patsy sing on stage already found Charlie's Note that it was even more interesting to see him come forward at this time.
Patsy: "You think a lot, don't you?"
Charlie: "Yes, dear."
Patsy: "Okay, people in hell want ice water...but that doesn't mean they can Got it."
With that, Patsy slipped under one of his arms that was holding her back, and a schoolgirl heard her and looked at Charlie, laughing loudly. Charlie stood there awkwardly, blushing.

3. On the school plaza,
after ditching Charlie at night, Pazzi put on his overcoat and hurried to the car driven by his mother.
Patchy: "Come on, Mom, let's go home!"
Patchy's mother, Hilda Hensley, was only sixteen years older than her daughter and looked very young. The mother and daughter are very close and get together whenever they have time. Hilda is also a capable mother, and the clothes are well done, and she sews the clothes on her daughter and even the clothes she sings on stage.

4. Inside the car
Patsy giggled as he got into the car. Hilda gazed in amazement at her and asked: "? Patsy, how do you do that,"
Patsy laughed out of breath. After a while, she stopped laughing and said, "I looked at him face to face and said, 'The people in hell want ice water...kid.' Betty Simon happened to be standing by and heard it."
Hilda: "He Who is it?"
Pazzi: "I don't know, I just know it's a hot-headed clown."
Hilda couldn't help laughing when she heard this, she was driving the car with one hand and pulling hard with the other. Pazzi.
Patsy: "Gosh, sometimes I get really tired of men. Always scratching here, sniffing there. How did they treat you when you were my age?"
Hilda: "Oh, I don't know. "
Patsy head on her mother's shoulder, like a baby, said:" well, you tell me. "
Hilda:." well, I talk about it in high school I was in great shape to see - of course later The waist is getting thicker. There was a boy named Teddy Shulkhoff at that time, with a pair of gray eyes, and his eyelashes were coal black. That was before I met your father..."
Pazzi heard When he arrived at his father, he interrupted his mother's words and said bitterly: "May his broken spine rot in hell..."
Hilda rebuked weakly: "Don't talk about your father like that." After a pause Yes, she continued: "Every noon we go to the cloakroom to get our lunch box. Every time, this Teddy Shulkhoff would deliberately touch me with his butt when I was bending over to get my lunch box."
Pazzi covered his mouth and laughed again, occasionally making "oh, oh" sounds.
Hilda smiled and continued: "Wait, there's more. One day, it was very hot and sweaty, and everyone was very upset. The teacher told us to go get the lunch boxes, and suddenly found that there were eggs everywhere in the cloakroom. Salad sandwiches. After putting those things down, the kid weirdly left school and didn't come back for a week."
Pazzi bent over with a smile, slapped the car's tailgate constantly, and didn't stop laughing until the car reached Pazzi's door.
Hilda stopped the car. While packing up, Pazzi asked her mother, "Come in and sit for a while?"
Hilda hesitated and asked, "Is Gerald still asleep?"
Pazzi: "Probably."
Hilda looked He looked at the lights in the room and said, "Oh dear, I'd better go home."
Patsy: "And the chicken."
Hilda: "Save me for Saturday dinner."
Patsy kissed his mother. Hilda drilled into the car, stepped on the accelerator, and the car flew away. Pazzi watched her mother go away, and then slowly walked towards the door of the house.
This is an ordinary house, and it can be seen that the owner belongs to the lower middle class. Patsy approached the door, and for some reason, his mood became heavy in vain, as if all his energy was suddenly exhausted.

5. Inside the house, Night
Pazzi walked into the house and saw her husband, Gerald Klein, watching the evening TV news alone. He was a normal-looking man, older than Pazzi, with light brown hair, light brown eyes, and light brown skin. The furnishings of the home are as ordinary as the house itself. Seeing Patsy come in, he turned down the sound of the TV a little.
Gerald: "how did you?"
Patsy: "Today made only twenty-five dollars, but I think I did a good job."
Gerald: "That's good."
Patsy husband Sitting down beside him, Gerald was only on the TV.
Pazzi: "Tonight, I decided to sing the song "I'm Coming to You."
Gerald: "Well..."
Pazzi: "Is there any good TV tonight?"
Gerald : "Hmm."
Seeing that her husband didn't care about him, Pazzi felt aggrieved, so he said angrily, "I just came back tonight, don't you want to talk to me?"
Gerald just returned He turned his head and said, "I'm sorry, dear. How did you do tonight?"
Pazzi: "You've already asked that."
For a while, the two felt speechless.
Pazzi: "Ask something else. Let's just sit and talk."
Gerald didn't speak, but was silent again.
Pazzi couldn't help it: "Come on, ask something."
Gerald: "Pazzi, why are you forcing me like this?"
Pazzi: "I don't know."
She paused, then said: "I want to play one game or cry, or else I'm just looking forward to a little something.."
Gerald: "I do not want to fight with you I can not go crazy.."
Patsy thought, they She kissed her husband gently, whispered in his ear, "I'm sorry, honey." Then turned off the TV and left the room.

6. Bedroom ·
Yepazi walked into the bedroom, took off her earrings, and combed her hair. She looked at herself in the mirror and suddenly felt her own beauty and her own charm. With a round neck, a raised chest, a slender waist, and long legs, she couldn't help being attracted to herself, and thought of a lyric in her mind: "I'm crazy for you, dear. I will always love you."

7. Living Room · Ye
Jie Lard is still watching TV. Pazzi suddenly appeared at the door.
Pazzi: "Gerald, if I were to say, 'I'm crazy for you, I'll always love you.' What do you think?"
After that, Pazzi just felt his face warm and his blood was boiling. When Gerald heard this, his eyes widened in shock, his ears were red, he was overwhelmed, and fidgeted there. He looked away from his wife's expectant gaze, and murmured, "Oh, Patsy, don't do that."
Patsy's eyes lost their luster. She nodded with a wry smile and said, "I just wanted to try what you would say."

8. Bedroom Night
Pazzi lay in bed tossing and turning. After a while, Gerald also got into bed. He kissed his wife as usual, then lay down beside her, stretched comfortably, and said, "This old bed is very nice, and if I have any desire, I wish I could sleep until Tomorrow at noon. What about you, what do you wish for?"
Patsy ignored him. In less than a minute, Gerald's breathing became heavy. Pazzi listened to the snoring, put his arms behind his head, and stared at the ceiling, feeling very lonely in his heart, and said to himself, "I wish I could fight, or laugh, or something else."

9. The
next morning at the gate . Pazzi sent her husband away, and was alone. She felt that this life was too dull and too lackluster, she could no longer bear it, and she was determined to change the situation. Thinking of this, she rushed into the bedroom without hesitation, took a suitcase, stuffed all her clothes into it, and left the house without looking back.

10. HILDA'S BACK YARD
Hilda sat in an old-fashioned chair peeling beans and listened silently to Pazzina's angry remarks. With a cigarette in her hand, Patsy walked excitedly and said, "I can't take it anymore, it makes me want to scream or scratch my face." After a while, she said, "I should What should I do?"
Hilda: "You didn't ask my advice when you got married, and now I don't think you need to ask me what to do."
Pazzi gave her mother an angry look. Hilda pretended not to see.
Hilda: "He bullied you?"
Jiu Qi: "no."
Hilda: "He alcoholism see Bo??"
Patsy: "no."
Hilda: "He pursued other women?"
Pa Qi: "No."
Hilda: "Then why? Forget it, my girl, tell the truth."
Pazzi: "God is my witness, Mom. I really don't know. I lay on him last night. Thinking around, what if I'm blind? Fuck, what if I don't have a leg or something?"
Hilda glared at her and said, "Look at your mouth!"
Patsy I ignored it and continued: "I look at the house, life is not bad - a nice house, a man who loves me, and I have sung on TV four times myself. Why do I force myself every morning What about getting up?"
Hilda stood up, straightened her apron, and said, "Okay, I don't see anything wrong with you. You know, you're always reluctant to be content, just like that when you were a kid."
Paige interrupted her, saying: "Oh, mother, bullshit, I don't want to talk about my three-year-old. What should I do now?"
Hilda: "Okay, you can scream a few times, scratch your face, and see No."
Pazzi glanced at his mother, then chuckled. She shrugged and lit another cigarette.
Patsy: "I just wanted to have a little fun, but, hell, I can live with it, I think I can live with it."
Hilda sat down again and said, "Then peel the beans for me."

11. Jay Errade's living room,
Pazzi returned home silently with a suitcase. When a person is bored, he takes out his clothes and irons them. As she ironed, tears fell. Tears fell on the clothes, which were ironed out again.

12. Rainbow Club Night
is another Saturday night. The neon lights in front of the Rainbow Club are flickering and beautiful. Cars come and go, very crowded.
Pazzi sang "Forever" tonight. She stood on the stage for a while with her eyes closed and frowned, and for a while nodding with a smile, completely immersed in her singing. Suddenly, she saw a person standing in front of the stage, listening intently to her singing. This man's face is very familiar. She remembered that he was the clown named Charlie who haunted her that day. Patsy was stunned, almost missing the beat. She tried her best to control her nervousness and excitement and finished the song.
Charlie had been standing in front of the stage for a long time, and everyone else was dancing except him, standing in the middle, staring intently at Patsy. He pretended to have a guitar in his hand, plucked the strings to the rhythm, and tapped the beat with his toes, as if it were not the musician but him who accompanies Pazzi.
After Pazzi finished singing, the dance partners in the audience responded with warm applause, and Charlie's applause was the loudest. He exclaimed, "Excellent, girls, you sing so well! I mean, you really got me..."
Pazzi came down from the backstage, crossed the ballroom, and took a seat in the back seat of the bar. Charlie followed, and Patsy stood up to walk away. Charlie stopped her.
Charlie: "Your song is really good. I don't know if you remember..."
Pazzi: "Go away."
Charlie: "No, listen, I really want to..."
Pazzi said angrily, "I don't want to know. What do you think when I sing. You think it's fun, don't you?"
Charlie: "Gosh, I'm listening to you!"
Pazzie: "I don't like how you hear it. Go away."
Charlie looked at her, but did not go away. Pazzi brushed past him, came to the bar, asked for a glass of wine by himself, and drank it. Unexpectedly, when he turned around, he found Charlie standing beside him again.
Charlie: "I want to explain."
Patsy turned his head and said to himself, "This immortal thing is not going away."
Charlie didn't get angry, and said, "Look, fool, I'm here. To explain. I'm so sorry for distracting you just now. I appreciate your singing so much. But now I'll take a good look at this Patsy Klein, it's nothing to me." He made a request. As he left, he continued, "I don't care if you fucking go on TV and sing, you don't sing very well. If you listened to Kitty Wells' records seriously, you'd come back Go and tear your damn throat."
Charlie said so much in one breath, feeling thirsty, asked the boss for another glass of wine and swallowed half of it. Pazzi listened, half surprised, half amused. She moved, leaned over where Charlie was standing, and sat down on a stool next to him.
Pazzi: "At the party last week, you said you wanted to buy me a drink, and now I want to drink it."
Charlie heard this, his anger subsided, and his eyes immediately filled with a smile. Called the boss loudly and asked for a drink for Patsy.
Patsy took a sip of wine and said with a smile: "It seems that you are ahead of me. You know my name, but I don't know yours."
Charlie: "My name is Charlie, Charlie Dick."
Patsy: "Charlie Dick?"
Charlie: "Yes."
Patsy took another sip of wine and asked, "So, Charlie, what are you doing with me? Is it because you're obsessed with music that you're chasing Rainbow Road from there? "Is it?"
Charlie: "No. I heard that you are very bold, I like your character, and I want to know more about you."
Pazzi: " Tell me more."
Charlie felt embarrassed for a while and didn't say anything .
Pazzi: "I said, go into more detail. I think, when you said you want to know more about me, you meant that you wanted me to play with you for ten minutes in the back seat of your car."
Charlie was even more embarrassed. After a pause, "You bastard. You think you're made of gold. If I want to play with those old women, I've got a place. Go out this door to my porch and I can find five women."
Patsy listened. Ge Ge kept smiling, "You're so happy. God. Do you know who you remind me of? Myself." After
speaking, the two looked at each other and smiled, put down the cups in their hands, and followed the rhythm of the music, dance to tune.
Patsy: "You do not have to tell me about your situation I can tell.."
Charlie heart is filled with joy, saying:. "Look, dear,"
Patsy pretend looked at his face, he said solemnly : "You had a good life when you were young. Your father had some money, so you could have whatever you wanted. However, from then on, you became addicted to alcohol. Your parents have always lived in that house. Now this one The house needs to be painted. Your dad is retired long ago, but he drinks more than he used to. But your mom still thinks he's the most amazing person in the world. It's not hard to guess, your look tells me everything. How?"
Charlie didn't answer, just hugged Patsy tighter. His face became very serious for the first time. Pazzi saw this and stopped asking questions.
Charlie and Patsy were the last two customers to leave the bar that night. They chatted heartily together, as if they had long been acquaintances.
Patsy: "And then, that's how I grew up. My dad abandoned us when I was six. Never saw him since. God, but my mom and I had a good life. She didn't have a job. , because she has to stay at home to take care of my younger brother and sister Shu. So, since I was fifteen years old, I have been singing as a business to support the family."
Charlie: "You mean the whole family depends on you alone?"
Patsy: "Well, sometimes mom sews clothes for people too. But basically, yeah, on my income."
Charlie whistled softly.
Pazzi: "You will like my mother. Everyone likes her."
Pazzi said here, paused, and then asked: "What about your father? I just mentioned your mother, you haven't mentioned him yet. What?" When
Charlie heard his father, his expression changed again. He was silent for a while, obviously not wanting to answer the question. After a while, he changed the subject.
Charlie: "I want to ask you a question. What do you like the most about the things you just said? Hurry up!"
Pazzie: "I like them all. I would even like to go back to being eleven or twelve."
Charlie scoffed sneered.
Pazzi: "No, I'm serious. I'm going to be a country singer, earn some money, and then have two children, stop singing, and raise them at home. I want to have a big house with lots of plants around. I think, as long as a person works hard, her wish will come true. God knows, someone has arranged a hospitable death, and this person may be me."
Charlie put down the wine glass in his hand and leaned over, Kissed Patsy softly. Pazzi also kissed him lightly. The two left the bar and came to the parking lot. Charlie found his car, went in, turned on the radio, and there was music. Charlie and Patsy, both half-drunk, danced under the neon lights to the music of the radio. They hug and kiss. They have forgotten themselves, and everything around them, and they are just indulging in themselves.

13. Hilda's kitchen
After Hilda got up early in the morning to send off the two children who were going to school, she began to clean up the kitchen and prepare lunch. Suddenly, she saw through the glass that her eldest daughter Patsy, with a suitcase in one hand, got out of the taxi and walked towards the door of the house. Her heart skipped a beat, feeling very uneasy.
Patsy is full of spring breeze. Her tufts of hair fell over her eyebrows, her clothes were wrinkled, and she walked briskly despite carrying two boxes. She stood at the door, put down the suitcase, glanced at her sullen mother, ran up to her and turned around her, making her skirts fly.
Patsy: "I feel good, Mom, don't look at me like that, I feel great!"
Hilda couldn't laugh, and asked sullenly, "What are these boxes for?"
Patsy: "Me and him We broke up."
Hilda: "Oh, Patsy."
Patsy's mood was not affected, she walked around the kitchen and jumped into the living room like a little girl, shouting excitedly: "I don't care, I don't care, I don't care."
Hilda looked her daughter directly in the eyes: "There must be someone."
Pazzi: "No, I did it for myself."
Hilda: "There must be someone
I'm done." Pazzi hugged her mother and said
coquettishly , "No. Oh, dear, baby, be happy for me." Hilda still wouldn't give in: "Does Gerrard know?"
Pazzi: " I saw him on the road when I came here and told him. You know what he said?"
Hilda was silent. Patsy hunched shoulder and said: "He said, 'Well, Patsy if you have decided to divorce me, I am not in your way.'"
Patsy learn Agere Ladd tone and look finish , but he couldn't hold back his laughter. Hilda was also amused by her.
Hilda: "There must be someone, you are so happy."
Patsy: "Yes, there is one. Well, maybe there is one. Hey, I don't know. But oh sweet Jesus, I don't want to see Gerrard's face again when he says, 'Don't fuck me What I want to do.' I don't have to do it like I used to have no pursuit, just watch TV night after night."
She poured out the sullenness in her heart like a prayer, and then turned to the worried Hilda. Said, "Oh, mother, be happy for me."
Hilda was so excited to see her daughter divorced from her husband that she was gradually bewildered by her emotions. She nodded, hugged Patsy, and said no more. After Pazzi let go of her mother, she ran out the door and shouted, "God in heaven, I love this day."
A month later, Pazzi and her husband Gerrard divorced. Pazzi, like a bird in a cage, suddenly left the cage and flew to the sky. She and Charlie felt indescribably lighthearted. They danced, chatted, swam, climbed mountains, and slept together... She felt the joy of life again, and tasted the nectar of love again. She has changed, she has become carefree, she has become lively and happy.

14. Seaside
weekend. Charlie drives with Patsy to the beach for a picnic. I saw that the sea water was smoky, and the waves were long. Translucent, glass-like, barely discernible ripples rolled in the distance without stopping, gently washing the pebbles scattered on the seashore. People who come here for the weekend run and jump into the azure water, splashing golden water, and the rainbow appears there. Laughter, screeching cries, shouts, exclamations, the clamor of lively people, like bright sunshine, burst out together, and the coast seemed to come alive.
Charlie and Patsy melted into the lively crowd and immediately became childlike. They chased and frolicked in the water; picnicked under umbrellas, and unknowingly the sun went down and night fell.
The crowd on the beach gradually dispersed, leaving only a few couples to linger. Gradually, Charlie and Patsy felt the chill, so they picked up some branches from nearby, lit a small bonfire, put on a blanket, and they cooked food on the fire.
Charlie: "It's a good day."
Patsy: "It's rubbish."
Charlie: "What are you trying to do, you always want to talk over me. Just say 'Yeah, it's a good day', won't you do it?"
Pazzie was amused and said, "It's a good day."
Charlie Nodding with satisfaction. He glanced at the dark sea, wrapped the blanket tightly again, and said, "How much would you pay if you were to jump back into the sea?"
Seeing that Patsy was silent, he added, "No, I mean Just
kidding . How much?" Pazzi: "Three hundred dollars."
Charlie: "Fuck, you really know what to do?" Pazzi nodded.
Charlie: "God, I wish I had three hundred dollars."
Patsy smiled and said nothing.
Charlie: "So, do you still want to have such days often in the future?"
Pazzie: "Of course."
Charlie: "No, I mean regular."
Pazzie: "Of course."
Charlie: "No, Often. Often happy days, which means one day from the sun to Saturday."
Pazzi still looked at him puzzled. Charlie hesitated for a while, and finally said, "Do you want to get married?"
Pazzie's eyes widened when he heard this. She hesitated, not knowing what to say.
Charlie: "I beg you."
Pazzi heard Charlie's pleading, and couldn't help but jumped forward and put his arms around his neck. She smiled and put her head on his chest. But he kept holding her tightly, feeling her heart beating and her whole body trembling uncontrollably.
They let go of their hands, looked into each other's faces ecstatically, looked into each other's eyes, laughed and laughed, and then hugged warmly again.
Charlie: "Can I take this as a sign of consent?"
Pazzi laughed, slapping him on the shoulder.

15. Charlie and Patsy's New Home - Bedroom Night
A week later, Charlie and Patsy were officially married. On the wedding night, Pazzi was very excited. She carefully took off her wedding dress, put on a pink embroidered nightgown, re-trimmed her hair in front of the mirror, and arrived at the new house beaming.
Charlie was already lying on the bed, with his hairy chest exposed, one hand under his head, a cigarette in the other.
Patsy: "Today, you're wearing your new clothes, standing in front of the priest, saying that same thing, but it all looks so different. I want it, Charlie, I want it all to happen."
Charlie: " Know what you want? You just like to put your head here."
He stretched out his left arm. Patsy walked over to the bed and lay beside him, burying his head in Charlie's chest. Charlie kissed her cheek and tried to kiss her mouth again, but Patsy pushed it away gently.
Patsy: "Wait, this is my wedding night, Charlie, I want a word, I want you to say that."
Although Charlie loves Pazzie so deeply, it's hard to say it. difficulty.
He hesitated, and said, "I love you."
Patsy: "Hoo, great, say it again."
Charlie smiled, a little embarrassed, and said, "I love you, damn it."
He took a puff of smoke, Spit out a circle, then got heavy and said, "Look, I hope this is all right. I want to try because I've seen a lot of marriages -- fail. It's over. If you are not careful, you will fall. Marriage is not easy."
Pazzi: "Let's try again."

16. Club · Night After
marriage, Pazzi still often goes to bars or clubs to sing at night. Charlie was there with a cigarette in one hand and a toast in the other, watching Pazzi sing with great contentment. Sometimes, after Pazzi had finished singing, they would dance with everyone. But often Pazzi danced around Charlie alone, because he was half-drunk and couldn't jump. Pazzi was still dancing with all his heart and laughing. She wanted to enjoy as much joy as she could in her days with Gerald.

16. The Patsy Living Room
Time flies, Pazzi and Charlie have been married for more than half a year. They are deeply in love. Pazzi felt happiness like never before. Hilda is delighted that her daughter has found happiness again.
On this day, she came to Patsy's house and helped her sew new curtains. Patsy cleaned the house and made the house clean and comfortable.
Hilda hummed a song
as she stepped on her sewing machine: "When the morning dew dripped on the roses,
I came to the garden alone.
I heard some noise, it
was the darling of the heavens.

Patsy heard Mama The two sang in harmony. The two sang while they were working. The singing was so harmonious that one could not help but think that there were thousands of such choruses. The sunset rays shot into the living room through the glass and reflected the room. It's red. The sewing machine's "crawling" sound accompanies the singing. Two happy women. The
work is done and the singing is enough. The mother and daughter are sitting together drinking coffee, but they quarrel.
Hilda: "I don't do it. You foolish idea to tell me to lie on TV. "
Pazzi: "You don't have to lie. Just say 'Mr. Godfrey, I'm Hilda Hensley, and I've brought my friend Patsy Klein. I found this talent. 'It's not a lie, you are my friend. "
Hilda:" I do not want to do that, so you better not try to convince me. This kind of thing should not be done by relatives. That's why you gave me that narrow-sleeved casual dress? So you can ask me to do this? When
Pazzi heard this, he became anxious and said, "I gave you the casual clothes because you knew that you liked this dress." "
Hilda stubbornly said, "Well, I'm not going to lie on TV. "
You don't have to lie, damn it, you don't have to tell the truth about what you know, I beg you!" Pazzie exclaimed. "
Hilda:" Be careful what you say! "
Knowing that he was too impatient, Patsy laughed and said, "Oh, please, Mom! I need to do this. Think about it, it means a national TV show. Just say 'Mr. Godfrey, I'm Hill. Da Hensley, I brought my friend Patsy Klein, I discovered this talent. 'you have to how to do? you want me to kneel down and beg you? I can kneel. "
said She really wanted to kneel down and was pulled by Hilda. Patsy still begged bitterly: "Please help me become a singer before I can buy a house full of yellow roses. Please, please, please, please, please, please, please. ! "
Hilda was so contradictory, and yell, said:" Oh, that big yellow roses planted the house, I heard a headache, how do you say, Charlie? "
Patsy:" he can not leave, otherwise, he told We went together. But he thought it was a brilliant idea."
"Well, I still don't want to go," Hilda said in a less firm voice.
Seeing that her mother was shaken, Pazzi looked at her mischievously and said, "If you agree, smile at me."
Yes, when a mother can't bear to touch her daughter's mind, she can only smile and say: " Well, silly boy."

17. TV Studio
Arthur Godfrey's TV studio was busy with professional actors recording the show. Patsy and her mother Hilda stood in the waiting crowd, nervous.
Showrunner Arthur Godfrey sat in front of the camera, masterly hosting show after show.
It's time for Hilda to play. She forced herself to the middle of the stage, sat down behind a table with a microphone, and looked nervously at the host, Godfrey.
As soon as Godfrey saw her face, he knew that she was making her debut, and asked in a very casual and relaxed tone: "Hello, here, welcome. Where are you from?"
Hilda gasped for breath when she heard the question. Without consulting, she finished the prepared lines in one breath: "Mr. Godfrey, I am Hilda Hensley. I brought my friend Patsy Klein, and I discovered this talent. "The audience on both sides of the TV station couldn't help laughing when they heard it. But Godfrey didn't laugh, he followed Hilda's words and asked again: "Well, well... as I said, welcome. Where are you from?"
Hilda looked at Godfrey's amiable face , the mood began to relax. She replied, "Winchester, Virginia."
Godfrey: "It's a beautiful place. So what is Patsy's talent?"
Hilda: "She can sing."
Godfrey: "Sings well. Okay?"
Hilda: "
Excellent ." Godfrey: "Let's invite her. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome Patsy Klein."
Godfrey's flexible and experienced hosting skills not only Breaking the ice and drawing attention to the TV screen.
Pazzi came out in response and stood in the center of the stage with ease and ease. She was wearing a new dress, which made her even more slender and attractive. A charming smile caught Godfrey's attention as she stood under the mercury lamp.
The band played a prelude to the song, and Pazzi sang a "Midnight Walk." She sang softly, but cadenced, very pleasing to the ear.

18. Charlie and Patsy's living room
Charlie and his friends sat around the TV early, knowing that Patsy was going to sing on TV this afternoon. Charlie looked at Pazzi, who was standing on the stage singing, imitating the gesture of playing the guitar in his hand.
When Pazzi finished singing, there was a thunderous applause from the screen, and this applause also infected the audience in front of the TV. Charlie cheered, almost shaking the house. The friends cheered, too, and lifted Charlie off the sofa to the ground.

19.
After singing in the TV studio, Pazzi called the curtain and walked off the stage in a hurry. The mother and daughter hugged tightly. The onlookers praised her for her good singing, and Pazzi was excited. She finally succeeded.
Arthur Godfrey came over and shook Patsy's hand to congratulate her on her success. Pazzi quietly pulled him aside.
Patsy: "Mr. Godfrey, I have to tell you something. The lady (she points to Hilda), you know, the one who says I'm her friend...she's my mother. '
Godfrey, seeing her serious expression, turned to look at Hilda. Hilda blushed when she met Godfrey's gaze, and turned her head hastily.
Godfrey smiled and said, "Okay, mother can be a friend too. I'll have to mention it next week, that's okay. You tell me I'm happy."
Pazzi: "Me too. Honestly not. Blushing."
Godfrey: "That's what you always sing?"
Patsy: "Yeah."
Godfrey: "Great, God must have touched this place when you were born."
He pointed Pointing to Pazzi's throat. Patsy smiled heartily.
From that day on, Pazzi officially sang and recorded for the TV station.

20. Kitchen · Evening
Patsy is busy in the kitchen. Today, she prepared a roast chicken, potato salad, and fresh lettuce. She looked at her watch, it was five o'clock. Charlie is coming back soon. She brought the dishes to the table, set the cups and plates, and gave each a wine glass. When everything was ready, she went in to freshen up, put on a clean and bright dress, and sat at her table, smoking a cigarette, and reading a magazine while waiting for Charlie.
The sun went down, leaving the gilded back light shining through the glass on the kitchen wall, reflecting a faint rosy hue. There was already a lot of ash in the ashtray in front of Pazzi. She looked at the watch on her wrist from time to time, and turned her ears to listen to the movement outside the door, full of anxiety.
Patsy sat impatiently, stood up and took a few steps, feeling uneasy, and sat down again. She complained to herself that Charlie had not come back so late. Suddenly, there was a click in the door lock hole, the door was pushed open, and Charlie stepped in staggeringly. Patsy looked sullen and dissatisfied, looking at Charlie's alcohol-burned eyes.
Patsy: "Where did you go?"
Charlie said slowly: "On the way home, I went drinking with Woodhouse."
Patsy: "It's either five or seven o'clock. I worked so hard for you to roast the chicken, but you are so late. I just came back."
Charlie smiled ingratiatingly and said, "I'll eat it."
Pazzi: "Do you have fingers?"
Charlie was stunned: "Yes, what?"
Pazzi growled: "Then, use Hand. You're late, so you can't call me with your damn finger?"
Charlie: "I told you, I'll eat it..." With
that, he grabbed the chicken and sat down at the table and said: "Hey, lady, I tell you, I not only want to kill only roast chicken, but also to get rid of you."
Patsy:. "well, this is the last time I give you good food,"
said , she grabbed the roast chicken and went to the wall. The browned and translucent chicken was immediately smashed into pieces, and the chicken pieces were scattered all over the floor. She then flipped over the dishes on the table, grabbed a handful of vegetables, and threw them at Charlie's face. Charlie was stunned at first, and he was sober for three minutes. Then he also grabbed the vegetables and threw them at Pazzi. Pazzi dodged and threw the vegetables on the opposite wall, causing a wall of flowers. So, the two of you threw a plate and I threw a wine glass, and it was very lively for a while. In the end, Patzi simply overturned the table, and threw the cup, plate and knife all over the floor.
When it was over, Charlie stood at one end of the table, gasping for breath. Pazzi's chest also fell to the ground, the two looked at each other, neither of them said a word. Suddenly, Charlie burst out laughing.
Charlie! "Do you still want to throw it into the living room?"
Pazzi couldn't help laughing at Charlie's face splattered with vegetable juice, and laughed out loud.
Patsy: "Oh, God, Mom and I just put up the wallpaper last month."
Charlie: "Forget it, let's go out and bake pies. I'll clean it up for you
later ." Charlie was happy again, Pazzie. Qi looked at the messy kitchen and didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

21. Bedroom
Early in the morning, Pazzi suddenly thought that today was the day the country singer's recording rankings were announced. She looked at her watch, it was exactly eight o'clock, and quickly turned on the radio. Fortunately, it was just the time. She lay on the bed, propped her head and listened to the list being read. Suddenly, she heard that the sixteenth was "Patsy Klein", and she screamed with joy, she desperately shook Charlie beside her.
Pazzi: "Charlie, wake up, I'm on the list! "Midnight Walk" is No. 16."
Charlie opened his eyes and looked at Pazzi in a daze. Patsy stood barefoot on the ground, mumbling words.
Pazzi: "Oh, Pazzi, you have gained a little fame after all."

22. Kitchen
Pazzi came to the kitchen to prepare breakfast after grooming. The happy news made her jump up and down like a child. Charlie went into the kitchen, glanced at Patsy, and laughed heartily. He sat at the dining table, packing up the day's newspapers and letters. He pulled a letter out of it and said as he folded it, "There's a letter from Washington, maybe from that Eisenhower fool, and he wants to know why I picked him again... oh shit, I'm drafted. Now!"
With Charlie's scream, Patsy's hand holding the cutlery froze. The joy of winning the lottery was replaced by the sorrow of parting, and tears welled up in Pazzi's eyes.

23. Pazzi and Charlie's bedroom
Charlie is arranging his suitcases and is very distressed. Pazzi has no idea, just standing aside crying.
Charlie: "I'm not going. I'm going to tell them I can't go. I'm going to break my toes. I can tell them I'm gay. I'll do it."

24.
Pazzi and mom Hilda at the bus stop Farewell Charlie at the bus station. This is the first time they have been separated since they got married. The two of them had tears in their eyes, inseparable. The car was about to stop. Charlie and Patsy hugged tightly and kissed.
The car drove away, and it took Charlie and Pazzi's heart of love. Hilda tried her best to comfort her daughter and persuade her to live in her own home. Patsy lost his mind completely, didn't eat or drink, just cried.

25. Hilda's Living Room
A week passed. Pazzi didn't go to sing anymore, and there were always tears on his thin face. Hilda was anxious.
This morning, the mother and daughter came to the kitchen. When Hilda asked her daughter, "Good morning," Patsy actually perplexed and said: "Are you talking to?"
Hilda anxious, cried: "For God's face, girl, sitting Come on, have something to eat. My God, he has almost started basic training. Besides, he is only more than 300 kilometers away from here!"
She brought Patzi a cup of coffee and said, "You said, next week Gotta go make a record, right? That's great."
Pazzi: "Who?"
Hilda shrugged helplessly and said, "You gotta live."
Pazzi nodded and shed another tear.
After another week, Pazzi finally cheered up and went back to the TV studio to finish the records. However, she misses Charlie more and more. She bought a red new car with some of the money, and secretly made up her mind to drive to the place where Charlie was training to visit him.

26. In the car On
this day, Patsy drove the car quickly toward Fort Brogg, Charlie's campsite. Along the way, she couldn't help but smile as she fantasized about her reunion with Charlie. It was Pazzi's first smile since Charlie joined the army.
The car drove all day and arrived at the destination in the evening.

27. Camp
Pazzi got out of the car outside a barracks. When the soldiers saw a beautiful lady getting out of the car, they couldn't help but take a few more glances. Patsy smiled back at them one by one, and walked towards the office.
A sergeant told her, "Yeah, he's working here, but he's out at five o'clock. Maybe you can catch him."
Patsy got out and got into the car, started the car, and drove toward the soldiers' quarters. go with. Along the way, she no longer bothered to say hello to people. Suddenly, she saw what seemed to be Charlie at a distance of five or six yards. Patzi Liyin stuck his head out of the car window and shouted "Charlie!"
When the man turned around, it was indeed Charlie. He was speechless when he saw Patsy. Patsy stopped the car and ran towards Charlie, whimpering and crying. When Charlie woke up, he couldn't help but shed tears. The two hugged each other and wept each other's shirts. That night, Patsy and Charlie stayed in one of his motels.

28.
After returning from the army in the caravan , Patsy joined a concert tour. The singing team consisting of four male singers and two female singers traveled from town to town with simple musical instruments and costumes in a caravan. During the day, they drove forward, and stayed in the car after singing at night. The actors worked hard, but their income was very meager.

29. Motel
Patsy was leaning on a couch as weary as everyone else, and the rest of the singers were lying on the ground or leaning against the sofa.
Singer A: "I'm exhausted."
Pazzi: "I don't want to move anymore."
Singer B: "I'm too tired, I might as well die."
Hand C: "I'm very tired, I hope I wasn't born." The
female singer: "Don't talk about it, I'm going to bed." After
she finished speaking, she didn't move, and the other singers didn't want to move either.
Somebody plucked the strings gently and hummed a favorite song. The others sang along. Immediately, a low chorus sounded in the room, and people gradually relieved their fatigue with the singing.
Suddenly, Patsy felt a pang of nausea. She covered her mouth and rushed into the bathroom, lying on the sink and vomiting. The female singer chased after seeing this.
Female singer: "What's the matter with you?"
Pazzi: "I may have a bad pregnancy!"
After speaking, she looked up and giggled. After a while, her eyes suddenly filled with tears.
Pazzi: "I can't get pregnant! I'm just starting out and my husband is in the military again. How can I go on tour if I'm pregnant?"
The female singer looked at Pazzi, and saw her crying and laughing for a while, full of sympathy, and she helped Pazzi out of the bathroom. Pazzi asked himself loudly: "What should I do now?"

30.
Pazzi was pregnant in the temporary dormitory in the military camp, so she had to quit her job and come to Charlie's temporary dormitory in the military camp to give birth. Leaving his beloved singing stage, Pazzi was very troubled.
This afternoon, as she ironed her clothes, she turned on the radio. The announcer was introducing new singer Joan Shepard, followed by a new song by her. Obviously, her singing voice was far inferior to her own. When Pazzi thought of this, she couldn't help but burst into resentment, and tears rolled down her cheeks immediately. She turned off the radio, grabbed a pair of pants, and threw it at the radio.
When Patzihu calmed down, he began ironing Charlie's shirts. Just when he was full of grievances, Charlie pushed the door open with a fresh look on his face.
Charlie: "What are you doing?"
Patsy said angrily: "What am I doing, didn't you see it?"
Seeing her unhappy, Charlie said, "You don't need to
iron my clothes every day." Patsy: " Okay, you're not saying Sergeant Wilson wants you to be neater, and..."
Charlie: "Hey, I'm telling you, I don't want to do what that damn Sergeant Wilson said. That bastard has been slacking off since I got here. It's not better for me. God, I hate this army, and I hate this country. I hate this small apartment that doesn't look like it!"
Pazzi was even more upset when he heard this: "I've lived in a better place than here. you know, if I stay at home, I could continue to sing. "
Charlie one, face fell, said:" no one asked you to come. "
Patsy growled:" What the fuck did not you ask Mine!"
Charlie knew that he was wrong, and hurriedly said with a smile: "Well, that's not what I meant."
Patsy eased: "Oh, Charlie, let's stop arguing. I cooked chili tonight, you like it. .Let's make up."
Charlie took off his coat and said in Patsy's voice, "Cha, I love, I made him chili and wanted to make up. But my husband is rough and dirty."
"Shut up!" Patsy Annoyed, she couldn't tolerate Charlie's teasing to herself, "I'll hit you with what's in my hand, Charlie." With that, she raised the hot iron.
Charlie didn't show any weakness: "You dare!"
Pazzi: "Don't provoke me, Charlie. I told you."
Charlie: "I'll anger you!"
"Crack!" Slapped him. Charlie was stunned and gave Patsy a slap. Pazzi immediately turned pale with anger, raised his hand and slapped again. Charlie was merciless and swept away with all his strength, causing Patsy to stumble and almost fall to the ground.
Pazzi covered his face with his hands, burst into tears, and said in a trembling voice: "Remember? Remember what you said to me time and time again? You said you wanted to protect me and not allow anyone to hurt me. Remember when you once Did you say anything?"
After that, Pazzi ran into the bedroom and closed the door.
Charlie was ashamed and regretful. He saw Patsy's face red and swollen, I was hurt, busy knock on the door said: "I'm sorry!"
Patsy in the back room, said: "Really?"
Charlie:. "I will not hit you,"
Patsy ignore him.

31.
After arguing with Charlie at the door of Hilda's house, Pazzi returned to his mother with a suitcase. Hilda hugged her daughter at the door, and You found half of her face and lips swollen. She didn't say anything, a shadow passed over her face.

32. Living room
Patsy lay on a long sandpaper, looking at the ceiling, lost in deep thought.
Hilda was busy making a quilt. She looked at her daughter with worry.
After a while, Pazzi stood up, picked up a record and put it on the record player. It was just made by her not long ago. She stood by the record player for a long time, listening silently, and then seemed to make up her mind.
Pazzi: "When I give birth, Mom, I'll start singing right away."
Hilda: "I want you to stay at home for a while. Charlie can retire in a few months."
Pazzi: "I'm going to sing the week I have the baby. I can do it, fuck it , I know I can. I just have a good song, a good song, and a good song will push me to the top. Then, when I make enough money in a few years, I'll retire and bring up the kids. I hope all of this can come true."
Hilda looked at her stubborn daughter and sighed softly.

33.
Pazzi's belly is getting bigger and he's having trouble moving around at Winchester Station . Seeing that she was about to give birth, Hilda quietly called Charlie. When Charlie heard the news, he immediately took a long vacation in the army, and then rushed to Hilda's house.

34. Hilda's living room
Charlie trotted all the way to Hilda's door. Pushing open the door, I found Pazzi sitting on the sofa with a big belly as high as a hill. He looked at her, stunned, and stood at the door panting, speechless for a long time.
Pazzi suddenly saw Charlie, remembered the unexplainable quarrel, and turned his head away to ignore him. When Hilda saw this, she just watched TV for herself.
Charlie felt bored, threw his handbag aside, sat down on a sofa beside Patsy, and said to Hilda nonchalantly, "Oh, Hilda, I know you were taken aback by me, but I Sitting in that car and wishing it had run its course. I'm exhausted. I beg you, go get old Charlie a bottle of wine."
Hilda looked at her daughter, and Patsy pursed her lips. Hilda got up and walked towards the kitchen, casting a friendly glance at her daughter.
Hilda had just walked out of the living room when Charlie jumped up from the sofa, walked over to Patsy, and leaned down to see Patsy's face. Pazzi had forgiven him in his heart, but he still had an angry look on his face.
Charlie said softly, "Can I kiss you?"
Patsy hesitated, then nodded. Charlie kissed her lightly.
Charlie: "Can I kiss harder?"
This time, the two kissed passionately. Charlie bent down again and kissed Patchy's belly, making Patchy giggle.
Hilda came in with a beer and was relieved to see the young couple reconciled as before. She put the beer on the table and quietly backed out.
Charlie took two sips of his beer and said, "I won't go until the baby is born a week later. The baby will be born, thank God."
Then he sat next to Patsy again, put his arms around her shoulders, and asked affectionately. : "Do you miss me?"
Patsy: " Do? Before I saw you, I didn't know if I wanted to."

35. The
next afternoon at the bar , Charlie was bored at home, so he walked to the bar and met Woodhouse. , Jack, Billy and other former old friends drink for fun.
Woodhouse: "Come on, cheers, Charlie is going to be a father soon." When he was
half drunk, Charlie remembered his wife who was about to give birth, and stood up to say goodbye, "I have to go home."
Immediately, several friends gathered together He shouted: "No, come on, have another drink!" After that, several people pushed him to the seat.
Charlie had no choice but to sit down and pick up the spilled glass again.
Woodhouse winked at a girl named Carol, who immediately came to Charlie's side. Carlo held the wine glass in one hand and wrapped Charlie's neck with the other. He said, "Why are you in such a hurry?"
Charlie: "Oh, it's nothing, it's a private matter. I can't stay any longer."
Carlo took advantage of the opportunity to sit in his In his arms, he twisted and said, "Don't you like me and my friends?"
Charlie was a little embarrassed in front of his friends, and hurriedly denied: "What? Of course I do."
Carlo: "Then why do you rush back Home?"
Charlie didn't answer.
Carlo: "I said, everyone likes you, so you should stay here."
Charlie couldn't refuse, so he had to stay at the mercy.

36. In the aisle of the hospital,
Pazzi was lying on the delivery bed and was pushed by the nurse to the delivery room. Hilda took her daughter's hand and hurriedly followed. Pain made Patsy frown, sweat soaking her collar.
Patsy: "Oh, God, you said it doesn't hurt. Where is Charlie? Before he left home, I told him that he was feeling abnormal...the bastard!"
Hilda was very anxious and comforted her daughter: "He will Here." But seeing her daughter in so much pain, she couldn't help scolding: "Bastard!"
Pazzi was shocked, and then laughed happily. There was another burst of pain, and Pazzi couldn't help crying again.

37. Carlo apartment in the
Carolina room an exquisite. She invited Charlie from the bar to her house and turned on the record player. The banquet started again.
Carlo has been sitting next to Charlie, frequently persuading him to drink.
Carlo: "You are easily nervous."
Charlie: "I'm not nervous."
Carlo: "I see you always looking at the door, I have eyes." After a while, she said coquettishly: "Dear, If you leave, I'll be the only one left here." With
that, she took off her sweater, unbuttoned her bra, and buried Charlie's head in her chest.
Carlo: "Come on, let's have some fun."
At this point, Charlie couldn't resist, and silently accepted Carlo's caress. Charlie stood up and Carlo led him into his bedroom.

38.
After some painful struggles in the delivery room, Pazzi finally gave birth to a baby girl named Julie. The doctor washed the baby, bandaged it, and put it in her arms.
Pazzi held the newborn baby, tears welling up in her eyes.

39. Hilda's living room
Charlie rushed home immediately after sobering up. There was no one in the room, only the phone was ringing constantly.
Charlie raised his voice. "Anyone? Why didn't you answer the phone. Hi, Hilda, how about you guys?"
No one in the room answered, Charlie knew something was wrong, and his face suddenly changed. He picked up the receiver, heard Hilda's voice, and hurriedly said, "Aha, I'm not there. I'm sorry, Hilda. How are they both? Okay. Shall I go do something? Yeah, You tell her I'm sorry for her."
Putting down the receiver, Charlie slumped down on the sofa. When Patsy was giving birth, he didn't arrive in time, and he felt ashamed that he couldn't help but put his hands on his face.

40. In the hospital ward,
Pazzi was sitting on the delivery bed with the baby in his arms, and his heart was full of love and pity. Came to see her two girlfriends sitting aside. Compliment the baby for being beautiful. Suddenly, Patsy looked up and saw Charlie hurried into the ward with a bouquet of flowers in his hand.
He came to Patsy's side and tried to kiss her, but Patsy turned his head away. Seeing this, the two girlfriends hurriedly said goodbye.
Charlie said solemnly, "I'm sorry."
Patsy didn't look at him, but just coldly said, "Where did you go yesterday?"
Charlie: "I thought about a hundred lies, but I decided to tell the truth. I Two drinks, then more, and finally got drunk. I was so drunk that I forgot everything. I ended up giving in like a fool. Sorry."
Patsy shrugged and decided not to take it as a matter. But the expression seemed much lighter.
Pazzie: "Well, it's all because of the whisky." Then, she held the child in front of him and said, "The child is very beautiful. Did you see it?"
Charlie hurriedly took the child and kissed her little cheek.

41.
After a week in the barracks quarters , Charlie returned to the barracks. That night he tossed and turned in bed and couldn't sleep. He recalled the sweet life with Pazzi, regretted his random behavior, and the guilt in his heart deeply hurt him. He thought about it, jumped up from the bed, walked to the phone, and wanted to hang up Patsy. But for some reason, the phone could not be hung up. He dropped the phone, held his head, and squatted aside in distress. Suddenly, he came up with an idea.
Charlie found a motorcycle and drove home quickly. He walked in, stepped into Patsy's bedroom, and shook her out of her sleep.
Pazzi opened his eyes to see Charlie, startled, looked at his watch, it was 1:20 in the morning, he couldn't help but be at a loss.
Charlie: "Come on, come out with me."
Patsy: "What? It's 1:20 in the morning."
Charlie: "Please. It won't take long. If Julie is crying, Hilda I'll take care of her."
Patsy: "Where to?"
Pazzie was still hesitating, but Charlie helped her up from the bed, grabbed a coat and draped it over her.
Charlie pulled out a car from the garage, helped Patsy into the car, and left the house.

42. Inside the car,
Charlie was driving with a serious look. Seeing that he didn't speak, Pazzi was puzzled and couldn't help asking, "Can you tell me..."
Before he could finish his sentence, Charlie drove around a corner, and colorful neon lights appeared in front of him. The colorful beams of neon lights are looming in the drizzle, appearing mysterious and elegant.
When Pazzi saw the neon lights, a flash of emotion flashed in his heart. She was about to speak when Charlie snorted. He braked the car, turned on the car's radio, and there was music coming from it, and the song playing was Romantic's "Summer Theme Song".
Charlie took Patsy out of the car and danced the three-step to the rhythm of the music. Charlie hugged Patsy tightly, pouring his apology into her emotions.
Charlie: "I need you, I want you to look me in the face and say, I love you, Charlie—I will always love you."
Pazzie: "I told you, I don't hold a grudge."
Charlie He insisted: "I need you, I want you to look at my face and say, I love you, Charlie, I will always love you."
Patsy stopped dancing, looked at Charlie for a long time, and finally blurted out: "I love you , Charlie, I will always love you."
Charlie pulled her to his side and hugged her tightly. Pazzi sobbed softly, the two began to dance again, and the two hearts were finally reunited. The drizzle wet their hair and clothes, but they didn't feel it, they just hugged each other tightly and danced, as if they were back in the years of their first love.

43. Amphitheatre · The night
child grew up day by day, and Patsy came back to sing again, but there was never a satisfactory company. That night, when she was singing on the stage, she suddenly found that the audience's eyes were looking towards her background, and there was a burst of laughter. She looked back. See the background screen is releasing a group of advertising shots. Feeling insulted, she stopped singing immediately.
From then on, she was determined to find a decent performance company.

44. On the streets of Nashville,
Patsy drove to Nashville and stopped in front of a building. There is a sign on the door of the building that reads "Hubert Long Performance Office." Pazzi exited the car door and entered the office door. She also worked here before giving birth.

45. Hubert
saw Patsy come in in Hubert's office and got up to greet him.
"Welcome, Patsy." Hubert said with an uncomfortable look on his face.
Pazzi: "Hello, Hubert. How about giving me a job?"
Hubert burst into laughter, but it still couldn't hide the embarrassment on his face.
Hubert: "Well, things are not going well now..."
Pazzi: "Since when did they overtake me?"
Hubert: "Pazzi, I can't help you. I mean, you are very Come to this city, you didn't continue to sing "Midnight Walk", you didn't insist on participating in the performance, you left here and became pregnant."
Pazzi: "Now I'm back."
Hubert did not speak. After a pause, Patsy said, "You want to dump me, don't you?"
Hubert: "Honey, I have Faron Young and Flynn Hirsch now. I don't have time for anyone else. But , but, I have a suggestion."
He stood up and motioned for Patsy to follow him. He led Patsy through a few doors and stopped at one that read Randy Hughes.

46. ​​Office
In the office, a middle-aged man sits behind a desk with his feet on the desk, reading a letter. He was Randy Hughes—a tall, thin but handsome man who looked shrewd.
Hubert introduced Patsy and said, "Randy Hughes..." Then he turned to Randy and said, "This is Patsy Klein. Let's get along."
After speaking, he owed a little. Bowing down, he left the office. That leaves Randy and Pazzy. Randy stood up and bowed to Pazzi in welcome.
Randy: "I know Hubert's list is full. So I asked him to ask you out. The thing is...I think you're the best country singer I've ever heard."
Pazzie listened, With a slight smile, he sat down on the chair opposite Randy, opened his handbag, took out a cigarette from the cigarette case, lit it, and took a deep breath before speaking.
Patsy: "I like people who know how to start a conversation." The
two started talking. An hour later, Pazzi took off his sweater, Randy rolled up his sleeves, and the ashtray was full of ash and cigarette butts, but the two were still arguing hotly.
Pazzi: "Well, I said you were a fool."
Randy: "I said you were stubborn."
Pazzy: "I'm a country singer."
Randy: "But you have a rock 'n' roll voice."
Pazzie: " You're an idiot."
Randy: "You repeat."
Pazzi stood up and said, "It's unlucky. I've come all this way to Nashville, only to find I've been abandoned and still give A fool."
They looked at each other, neither of them giving in.
Randy: "If I were to work with you, you'd have to take a new direction, make a little bit of a change, just a little... add a little rock. Now, you know what I mean."
Pazzi: "Yeah, put Your foot is on my neck."
In this way, the two agreed. Randy sent Pazzy out the door and said, "You're a composer's dream, listen to me. I'm not asking you to be like Joe Stafford, I just want an extra string on your violin. "
Randy Speaking of which, paused and asked:" do you know Deca, is not it? "
Patsy:" Yes ah. "
Randy:." ah, well there is a man named Owen Bradley, He'd be more than willing to put out your record..." At
this point, he paused again, looking Pazzi up and down. As usual, Pazzi was dressed in garish fashion and adorned with ornaments.
Randy: "Why don't you take the scarf off your neck?"
Pazzie's eyes widened and she said to herself, "God, help me, this guy is crazy." But she took off the scarf anyway. Then, Randy removed the plastic flowers that Pazzi was wearing as earrings.
Randy pointed to a clump of hair on her forehead and said, "Have you got a comb?"
Pazzi took a small comb out of his bag.
Randy pointedly said, "
Put this hair up . Now let's see how it goes ." Patsy couldn't help but follow his instructions, pulling his hair up.
Randy called Pazzi carefully again and said, "Yes, much better."

47.
Randy took Pazzi to the car in front of the office building and asked, "How long
until your husband retire?" Pazzi: "A few months."
Randy: "After he retires, you should consider moving to Nashville. If you still live in Winchester, I can't help you."
Pazzi thought for a moment, and finally nodded. .

48.
One and a half years into the studio , and under Randy's guidance, Pazzi has not only made rapid artistic progress, but his appearance

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  • Patsy Cline: I can't stand it. Makes me want to scream and claw my face.

  • Charlie Dick: I want to get to know you better.

    Patsy Cline: Ok, now what does that mean?

    Charlie Dick: Means I want to get to know you better.

    Patsy Cline: See, I figure when you say you want to get to know me better - what you really mean is you want a ten minute screw in the back seat of your car.

    Charlie Dick: Son of a bitch. You must think that thing between your legs is lined with gold. I can get tail any time I want, I don't have to come crawling after some mean mouthed woman who got a cob crossways. Hell, if I just want to bump uglies with somebody, I got plenty of places to go for that.

    Patsy Cline: [laughing] Bump uglies?

    Charlie Dick: That's right.

    Patsy Cline: My lord Charlie, what a charming expression.