I have nowhere to go. Chris: She's a great nurse, you know, she... Ann: (in tension, but trying to control it) Are you still doing that? But that can change, too. Frank: Sure, there's a lot of them. Keller: I don't like garbage in the house. And comfortable, and the yard is green with sod, here and there plants whose season is gone. Mother: An argument, Joe... Because what the hell did I work for? I mean, I'm going way for good. Which one of my garbage sons are you meaning. He speaks quietly, as though afraid to find himself. Keller: {as though that were impossible for Annie} Oh, what're you... GoToQuiz Presents... Our "Big Five" Personality Assessment Quiz! Chris: Sit down, both of you.
Chris: (with admiration) Joe McGuts. Here he was always afraid of mice. Ann: Isn't it ridiculous? Somewhere in this world your brother is alive! Pocket) So you finally went to see your father, I hear? Chris: I am thinking that way. She knows she's not.
So I didn't bring this to hurt you. Keller: Goddam, If Larry was alive he wouldn't act like this. Mother smashes him across the face. Sign up and drop some knowledge. Tone of desperation) Who worked for nothin' in that war? Most of them didn't waid till the telegrams were opened.
But I. think to him they were all my sons. He listens, it is with the terrible concentration of the uneducated man for whom there is still wonder in. Ann: (with a sudden touch of sadness) It's all right. He takes a little box of apples from under the bench as. Way, way up, where the clouds are. Garbage Disposal Services. Mother: He guessed it a long time ago. To Chris, but not facing them) Your brother's alive, darling, because if he's dead, your father killed him. Ann: George, the court... George: The court didn't know your father! Bert: The dirty word.
Right out of his bag. Ann: I don't agree with you. Going to her) As long as you're here, Annie, I want to ask you never to. Oak Forest Garbage Service. And you're going to tell him, you understand? Keller: (looking at letter in his hand) Then what is this if it isn't telling me? What did you gutter boys coordinate to defame your nice dad? She gulps pill and drinks. Ann: {as she runs to fence} Boy, the poplars got thick, didn't they? Keller chuckles and winks at Chris, who is enjoying all this.
Jim: I told you I don't want... Sue: {commandingly sweet} Please, dear! Frank is thirty two but balding. Keller: You'll do that. Not in front of the house... on the corner. Junk 'em Steve, we can afford it.
Everybody know I was getting out that day. I said so in the first place. Chris: Go agead, Ann. Ann: You understand? Keller: Did Annie tell you he was going to see his father today? Mother: Chris, it's not for you. Jim: (looks up at window, then at her): What'd Joe do, tell him? Mother: It's got that about it. Which One Of My Garbage Sons Are You? - Quiz. Jim: {getting up} What a problem. Her father's the retired police inspector. He goes quietly on into house.
Mother: What's the difference, dear. She comes down beside Keller) Don't, Chris... (pleading with her whole soul) Don't tell him. Bert: But that's a hunting gun. Which garbage pail kid are you. He walked off with his thermometer. Mother: Just as long as he comes back. You have nothing to say. Honestly, I know how sensitive you are and I told Chris, I said... Keller: Listen, you do like I did and you'll be all right. I thought they'd stop 'em before anybody took off.
Mother: Only last week a man turned up in Detroit, missing longer than Larry. All your live whenever there's trouble you yell at me. For instance here's a guy is lookin' for. Temkin was accused of sexual assault in 2014, an allegation he denied.