Chapter 1329 Hurt each other
Here, the connection with the beginning of the movie is completed, forming a closed loop.
This is the third encounter between Joel and Clementine——
After the breakup, the two deleted each other's memories, and Patrick took advantage of the situation. Clementine tried to fall in love with Patrick, but failed.
On the night when Joel deleted his memory, Patrick's attempt to save Clementine failed, and Clementine fell into a struggle.
Early the next morning, Joel deleted his memory, but followed the belief deep in his memory and headed to Montauk; then, he met the green-haired Clementine there.
In just three days and two nights, the two people fell in love again vigorously.
Patrick?
Clementine had completely forgotten about it and was left on loop on the answering machine; she didn't understand it when she stayed with Joel, everything seemed to be going smoothly, she could finally breathe, finally found herself, that kind of confusion , the panic at a loss finally settled down and found peace.
Sitting in the passenger seat, Clementine opened the letter, but could not understand the content, "This is strange."
"To all Dr. Howard's patients,
My name is Mary. We have met before, but you no longer remember me. I work at the Wangqing Clinic and am responsible for erasing your memories. Later I found out that this was too terrible. In order to make up for my mistake, I decided to send all your files back..."
Happiness lasts less than a minute.
Clementine puts the tape into the car player and hears her own voice.
"My name is Clementine, and I want to erase Joel's memory..."
Clementine and Joel were both stunned, but neither of them understood what was going on.
The tape continues.
"He was boring. Is that reason enough to erase his memory?"
"I've been thinking a lot about the me before and the me now. He seems to have changed me. I feel that I'm in a bad mood from morning to night. I don't like myself when I'm with him. I don't like myself now. ”
"I can't stand just looking at him. That sad, tepid, apologetic smile is like an injured dog. After the novelty wears off, I can no longer tolerate him."
A tape was playing on the car stereo.
In the carriage, neither Joel nor Clementine understood what was happening. Their defense mechanisms were both set up and they started arguing violently.
Finally, Joel stopped the car on the street, opened the passenger door, and refused to exchange eyes with Clementine.
Clementine couldn't believe it, packed her things without saying a word, turned around and left angrily, returning to her apartment.
As a result, she saw Patrick downstairs in the apartment with a pleading expression on his face. Clementine was not in the mood to solve Patrick's problem now. Clementine roared and drove Patrick away.
Back in the apartment, Clementine breaks down.
sad. pain. despair. anger. torment.
Clementine tortured herself in the apartment, unable to figure it out no matter how hard she tried; but in the end, Clementine refused to torture herself alone.
According to the information in the file, Clementine drove to Joel's apartment. When she opened the door, she met a guy she didn't know at all and greeted him familiarly. Clementine didn't understand what happened, but There was no time to think about this and he found Joel's apartment angrily.
Surprisingly, the apartment door was not closed and a tape was playing inside. It was Joel's voice.
"...I thought she was very smart, but uneducated."
"I can't talk about books with her, she is more of a magazine girl. Her vocabulary needs to be improved. In fact, I feel a little embarrassed every time I take her out because of her pronunciation..."
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Clementine entered the apartment quietly and saw Joel curled up into a ball sitting on the ground hugging his knees in the inner room.
"Hey," Clementine greeted.
Joel raised his head suddenly, turned around hurriedly to hide his embarrassment, then looked at Clementine again, and said in a hoarse voice, "Hey."
On the radio, Joel's complaints continued to drone on. Joel and Clementine exchanged glances timidly, not knowing how to speak.
Finally, Joel took out a painting and said, "Look what I found."
After all, something slipped through the net, and despite every effort to collect items closely related to Clementine, some were still missed.
It was a painting. On a skeleton, Clementine, with bright red hair, took risks in the stormy waves, like a pirate captain.
Clementine took it and twitched the corner of her mouth slightly, "This makes me look skinny."
But after speaking, the corners of her mouth calmed down, her eyes were slightly moist, and she rubbed her nose in a slightly embarrassed manner.
Joel noticed, and he turned his head to look to the other side in embarrassment.
Joel stood up, hung his head, took a deep breath, "I'm sorry for yelling at you."
The spikes on Clementine's body also subsided, "It doesn't matter."
Clementine stood up, "I really like you, and I hate myself for saying nasty things to you."
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Off to the side, the radio was still chattering endlessly.
Joel couldn't stand the sound of his own voice, "Let me turn that thing off."
But Clementine stopped him, "It's only fair."
On the radio, Joel was complaining: As for her hair, it was just a mess and it was so pathetic.
Joel smiled awkwardly, "I really like your hair."
Clementine, "Thank you."
Joel: The world is a mess, and her hair is a disaster...
Joel scratched his head awkwardly, "Do you want something to drink?"
Clementine, "Whiskey?"
Radio: I don't think she's motivated by "The Boat," I totally saw it when I was with her last night, not sexy, just plain...pathetic. Clementine believes that men will only like her if she contributes to the ship, so she will deliberately provoke men to this aspect. I think she is too desperate and insecure. Sooner or later she will end up with another man...
The conversation stopped.
Clementine didn't speak, and neither did Joel. After Joel handed Clementine a glass of whiskey, the two of them looked away in panic.
He and she just sat quietly in the living room, letting the voice on the radio continue to chatter endlessly.
Clementine was so calm, but because she was so calm, she showed a hint of sadness and pain.
Joel closed his eyes in despair, his expression full of struggle.
It was this moment, this brief moment, watching two people who clearly loved each other begin to hurt each other at the end of a long-term relationship.
That's too cruel and bloody.
Blair watched this scene quietly, looking at the lonely figures of Clementine and Joel who were looking away from each other. He used the shadows to hide his facial expressions, but in the end he could not hide his vulnerability and panic.
The tears slid down slowly, burning his cheeks, but Blair did not raise his hand to wipe them away, he just stared at the big screen quietly with his tearful eyes.
At this moment, she truly understood how turbulent and magnificent the sadness was when the villa fell to pieces and was reduced to ashes.
(End of chapter)