01x08 - So long, Leonard

[bunniefuu]

(Male Announcer

reads text on screen)

(Musical jingle)

(gentle suspenseful music)

(audience cheering)

(hand tapping)

(suspenseful music)

(fist thuds)

(mechanical whirring)

(hand tapping)

(Leonard groaning)

(Leonard breathing heavily)

(Leonard continues

breathing heavily)

(Judy singing faintly)

You can hear the boats go by ♪

You can spend the

night beside her ♪

And you know that

she's half-crazy ♪

But that's why you

wanna to be there ♪

And she feeds you

tea and oranges ♪

That come all the

way from China ♪

And just when you

mean to tell her ♪

- Rough start?

That you have ♪

No love to give her ♪

- Join in.

- I'm sorry, man.

She gets you on

her wavelength ♪

And lets the river answer ♪

(gentle guitar music)

That you've always

been her lover ♪

And you want to

travel with her ♪

You want to travel blind ♪

And then you know ♪

That she will trust you ♪

(audience claps and cheers)

For you've touched

her perfect body ♪

With your mind ♪

(gentle guitar music)

- Second verse?

And Jesus was a sailor ♪

As He walked among the water ♪

He spent a long

time watching ♪

From His lonely wooden tower ♪

And when He knew for certain ♪

That only drowning

men could see Him ♪

He said all men

must be sailors then ♪

Until the sea

shall free them ♪

But He himself was broken ♪

Long before the

sky should open ♪

Forsaken, almost human ♪

He sank beneath your

wisdom like a stone ♪

(audience claps and cheers)

And you want to

travel with Him ♪

And you want to travel blind ♪

Then you know

you can trust Him ♪

For He's touched your

perfect body with His mind ♪

(audience claps and cheers)

(gentle guitar music)

(gentle guitar music continues)

Ah, ah, ah ♪

Ah, ah, ah ♪

Ah, ah, ah ♪

Ah, ah, ah ♪

(artists vocalising)

(artists vocalising)

(bell chiming)

(waves crashing)

(birds chirping)

(horn blaring)

- [Charmian] Right.

(hooves clopping)

Dear friends, I am not

very good at goodbyes,

so we snuck out on the ferry.

I just want to let

you all know that

I've had some of the best years

of my life on this island.

(horse neighs)

And when we came here, it

was all we had dreamed of.

And along the way, our,

our little world here has,

has been home,

adventure, chaos, and peace.

(gentle music)

It's been, it's been

hell in paradise.

(horse whickers)

(wings flapping)

I think at one point, you

wake up, you look around you

and you find yourself a

stranger in your own world.

And even in your own life.

You can't remember

the dream anymore.

(ferry horn blaring)

That's when you realise

it's time to move on.

I will wake up mornings and

think about this island,

about its people.

And I will miss them

and the dreams that

we left behind here.

Take care.

Yours, Charmian Clift.

(insects chirping)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Göran sighs)

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

- [Göran] Oh.

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

- [Marianne] Mm?

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

(Göran sighs)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Göran speaking Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

- Oh.

(Göran speaking Norwegian)

(Göran continues

speaking Norwegian)

(Göran chuckles)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

- [Marianne] Oh.

(speaks Norwegian)

(Göran speaking Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(wine glugging)

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

- Ah.

(upbeat music)

(Göran chuckles)

Ah, oh, oh. (laughs)

(artist vocalising)

(horns blaring)

Ooh, la, la, la, la ♪

La, la, la, la, la ♪

La, la, la, la ♪

Yeah, there's something ♪

Ooh, la, la, la, la ♪

- Ah, certain people in a way,

it all comes down to memories,

but no one cares

(speaks faintly).

I see her every day ♪

She always walks my way ♪

(friends chatting)

(artist sings indistinctly)

(friends laughing)

(knocking on door)

(gentle upbeat music)

- [Stanley] Good morning.

(knocking on door)

- Who is it?

- [Stanley] You know damn

well who it is, Cohen.

Rise and shine, let's go.

(Leonard inhales deeply)

(Leonard exhales sharply)

(door squeaks and clicks)

(tenant vocalising)

- [Leonard] Hi.

- Sorry, you owe me rent.

(Leonard exhales sharply)

I know Hammond and

Columbia are signing you.

(tenant vocalising)

- What? (laughs)

How do you know that? (chuckles)

How do you know?

- My son attends Yeshiva with

his daughter's best friend,

so, yeah.

- Who's your son?

- Leonard, you write me a check.

- All right.

Stanley?

- Yeah?

- [Leonard] I have

a career, man.

- [Stanley] Put your d*ck

away. Write me a check.

(gentle chimes)

(artist vocalising)

(waves crashing)

(birds chirping)

(gentle music)

- [Marianne] Hi.

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

Hmm?

(lips smack)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Axel speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(gentle guitar music)

(insects chirping)

- Check, check, check, check.

- [Producer] Good

to go, Leonard.

(reel clicks)

(reel whirring)

(gentle guitar music)

- This one's for, uh, for Ivy.

- You hear that, Ivy?

(Ivy chuckles)

This one's for you.

Come over to the window,

my little darling ♪

I'd like to try

to read your palm ♪

I used to think I was

some kind of gypsy boy ♪

Before I let

you take me home ♪

Come on, Marianne ♪

It's time that

we begin to laugh ♪

And cry ♪

- [John] Leonard?

- Yeah?

- [John] All right,

it's good, let's, uh,

let's listen to it.

(reel clicks)

(reel whirring)

Come on, Marianne ♪

What's wrong with it, man?

- What do you mean?

- You say, "Look out, Dylan,"

when it's, when

it's pretty good.

And then when you say, "Good,"

it means it must be really,

really tough to, to listen to.

(reel clicks)

- No, it's actually

great, Leonard.

It's, uh, it's just the lyrics.

- Oh, man, I thought the lyrics

were the only thing I could do.

- "Come on, Marianne,"

Frankie Valli and

the Four Seasons,

they just released a

"Come on, Marianne."

You, you might need

to finesse that lyric.

Just help me out a bit there,

I can make this song a hit.

(wind whooshing)

(birds chirping)

(waves crashing)

(gentle music)

(wind whooshing)

Oh, you know ♪

I love to live with you ♪

But you make me

forget so very much ♪

I forget to pray

for the angels ♪

And then the angels

forget to pray for us ♪

So long, Marianne ♪

It's time that

we begin to laugh ♪

And cry ♪

And laugh about it all again ♪

(calm upbeat music)

Oh, you are really

such a pretty one ♪

I see you've gone and

changed your name again ♪

And just when I climbed

this whole mountainside ♪

To wash my eyelids ♪

In the rain ♪

Oh ♪

So long ♪

So long, Marianne ♪

Marianne ♪

It's time that

we began to laugh ♪

And cry ♪

And cry ♪

And cry ♪

And cry ♪

And laugh about it all again ♪

And laugh about it ♪

(calm upbeat music continues)

(gentle music)

(button clicks)

- Leonard, that was beautiful.

- [Producer] Wow,

that was really good.

(Leonard tuts)

(headphones rattling)

(gentle music)

(Leonard whistling)

(taxi door thuds)

(artist vocalising)

(lights buzzing)

(crowd chattering in Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne tuts)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(cleaver thudding)

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

- Hmm.

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne sighs)

(cleaver thudding)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Göran speaking Norwegian)

(coins clinking)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

- Mm?

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

(cleaver thudding)

So long, Marianne ♪

So long, Marianne ♪

It's time that we began ♪

(gentle music)

- It's a good album, Leonard.

You shouldn't let a few

bad reviews get to you.

- A lot of bad reviews.

You know, they're putting

me in this intellectual bag

that I, that I don't belong in.

This is my version of

trying to write songs

for the car radio.

- You wanna be a pop star?

- This is like, it, it's a

bad thing, I love pop stars,

I want to write pop songs,

and I like the money.

It's very sad.

- What's sad?

- That moneys had this

sinister, magical effect on me.

I've completely, uh, fallen

into it like a black hole.

You know?

I really, I think I'll

go back to writing now,

writing novels no one reads

or likes, except for this guy.

(friend laughs)

- Come on, you're not finished.

You've barely begun.

(Leonard sighs)

Maybe you should try

another producer

for the next album.

- You're hired.

(customers chattering)

(footsteps plodding)

(gentle music)

Know it was never to you ♪

Like a baby ♪

- Mr. Crosby.

Stillborn ♪

- Thank you, uh,

- It's an honour.

- Adele?

- Adelaide.

With his horn ♪

I have torn ♪

(paper rustling)

All my ribbons ♪

David, how's it

sounding out there?

'Cause I can't

tell, man, 'cause I,

I don't know if you're

listening to me or not.

- You're all good.

- All right, is there anything

I should do, you know?

- I like the song.

- Okay. Is that the

end of the sentence?

- Look, I need to be

honest with you here,

I think those who like you are

more into your lyrics, man.

So (spits)

I was gonna suggest, why

don't you recite the lyrics

instead of singing them?

- Well, you know, I've

tried that, man, before.

It's, uh, you know, I'm

trying something else.

- Up to you, man. Your call.

- Terrific.

Ah, terrific. Thanks a

lot, I appreciate it.

Forgive me, man.

Forgive me, I'm sorry, really,

(gentle music)

I'm sorry.

I remember you well ♪

In the Chelsea Hotel ♪

- Good night?

You were talking so

brave and so sweet ♪

(gate rattling)

- Oh, oh! Wait a minute.

Giving me head

on the unmade bed ♪

What floor, ma'am?

- Do you know what floor

Kris Kristofferson is on?

- Do you know Kris

Kristofferson?

- Nope.

- Oh, well, then you're

in luck, darling.

I am Kris Kristofferson.

We were running for

the money and the flesh ♪

(feet thudding)

(woman breathing heavily)

I remember you well ♪

In the Chelsea Hotel ♪

(both breathing heavily)

You were famous ♪

Your heart was a legend ♪

You told me again ♪

You preferred handsome men ♪

But for me, you would

make an exception ♪

Oh, and clenching your fists ♪

(air whooshes)

For the ones like us who are ♪

(waves crashing)

(seagulls squawking)

(phone ringing)

(siren wailing)

(ashtray rattles)

(suspenseful music)

(dramatic music)

- [George] Uh, hello, Leonard,

it's George, George Johnston.

- Marianne!

(gentle suspenseful music)

(footsteps plodding)

(Göran panting)

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

(Göran breathes heavily)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Göran sniffing)

(Marianne exhales sharply)

(Göran breathes heavily)

(gentle poignant music)

(Leonard crying)

(Marianne crying)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne and Göran crying)

(gentle poignant

music continues)

(Leonard sobbing)

(gentle poignant

music continues)

(film reel clattering)

- [Charmian] Darling,

I'm sorry about this.

I can't stand being hated.

And you hated me so much today.

I'm opting out,

and you can play in any

way you wish from now on.

I am sure you will

have a most successful

and distinguished career.

(siren wailing)

(thunder rumbling)

- I went ashore, I

had $500 in my pocket.

Every opportunity, the

world was my oyster.

But that was when

I drowned on land.

Went home safe. (chuckles)

- It's true.

- Many a true word has passed

through these false

teeth. (laughs)

(coughs) I know that look.

You just set sail for somewhere

you think is paradise.

(thunder rumbling)

And along the way, your

boat takes on water.

Somewhere around there,

you lose your map.

(customer chattering)

- Mm.

(thunder rumbling)

(rain pattering)

Darling Marianne Cohen, the

radio says it's morning,

but the windows don't

connect to the sky here,

so I'm never sure.

I'm worrying that you're lonely.

Sometimes I stop and feel

you're wanting things

I haven't given you.

(customers chattering)

Marianne, isn't it

curious and warm

to grow old in

each other's lives?

I think I need you

now more than ever.

(gentle music)

Kisses, Leonard.

(seagulls squawking)

(Axel speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne laughing)

(Marianne screams)

- Oh.

Oh, okay.

(ferry crew chattering)

(lips smacking)

All right.

Okay, all right.

(exhales sharply)

- [Marianne] Look

who's here. (laughs)

Welcome back.

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne chuckles)

(waves crashing)

- (chuckles) Oh.

(Leonard screams)

(Axel laughs)

(water burbling)

(water splashing)

(water burbling)

(gentle music continues)

(Marianne and Leonard moaning)

- Love you.

- Good, (breathes heavily)

because I'm, I'm very

in love with you,

(both chuckle)

my dear, dear, perfect friend.

My Nordic angel.

(Marianne laughs)

(lips smacking)

(Leonard sniffs and

exhales sharply)

- What happened to the album?

- I don't know.

You know, the first one

didn't do very well.

It's not very good at all.

I, I'm thrilled to be honest,

I like saving people money

and saving people time.

- What will you do now?

- (sniffs) I don't

know, I, like,

I, I, I'm, I think I'm going

to throw myself into the book,

have a lot of ideas

jamming in my brain,

and, you know, I'm excited to

hammer them away at the paper.

It'll be a joyful m*ssacre.

(Marianne chuckles)

(Leonard breathes heavily)

A, uh, a man's resignation

to his true calling,

his only calling.

- You know,

people are losing

each other and, uh,

it's getting empty here.

Can we promise not to

lose each other again?

Please?

- No, I promise, I

promise. Don't go away.

(Marianne chuckles)

(gentle music)

- Really? Mm.

- Yeah.

(Leonard breathes heavily)

(Axel laughing)

La, la, la, la ♪

- Then pull.

La ♪

(Leonard speaks faintly)

La, la, la, la ♪

- You look handsome.

(Marianne groans)

(artist vocalising)

(Marianne chuckles)

- Hi. Hi, hi, hi.

- (laughs) Hi.

- [Axel] Hi, hi, hi.

- Did you guys make this?

- Yeah, we set it up.

(Axel speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

- New people at

the grocery store?

- Yeah, they're from, uh,

they're from the mainland.

- Uh, yeah,

(Axel speaks Norwegian)

- do you know them already?

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

- Hi.

- Uncle!

- Hey!

- Finally, one familiar face.

(Göran speaks faintly)

- (laughs) Yeah.

(Göran sighs)

- Oh, it's so good to

see you, my friend.

- It's all changed, man, there's

all those young people and-

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

- It's terrible.

- There was a phone call

for you down at Katsikas.

- Already? Did the

government call in?

Is, is that them?

- (laughs) Hey!

Hey!

- Hi.

- [Leonard] Why

didn't they call here?

- I guess they don't

have the number, but, uh,

they said they will call

- Wow, that's terrible.

- in, in about five minutes.

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

- (chuckles) Don't give

him any more sugar.

(Marianne chuckles)

No, really.

- No, it's mine!

(Marianne gasps)

It's mine!

(Marianne laughs)

Move, it's mine.

- Okay, I'll be right back.

- Okay.

(Axel mumbles)

See you. (lips smack)

- See you in five.

(lips smack)

Okay.

All right.

Very, very, very,

I appreciate it.

Yeah, all right, so long.

(phone thuds)

(customers chattering)

(Leonard sighs)

(Leonard breathes heavily)

(Leonard sighs)

(guitar taps)

(Leonard sniffing)

(gentle chimes)

(Leonard breathes heavily)

(books thud)

All right.

- What's going on?

- You know, the

programme, I, uh, (sighs)

the TV programme

I did in London?

Hey.

Um,

(Axel mumbles)

I thought I was rather hostile

on it, but they

really liked, uh,

I don't know, lots

of people saw it.

You know, my, my first album

was apparently

charting in the UK.

It's in the Top 20

now, which is, no,

something I never thought

was a possibility.

And, um, (exhales sharply)

(sighs) and they

want me to record

the rest of the second album.

(Leonard stammers)

- So what, so you,

so you're leaving

again, n-now, or-

- Right, that's the plan.

- Right.

- Yeah.

(insects chirping)

But, uh, yeah,

(sniffs) they, um,

oh, boy, (exhales sharply)

they said that, uh,

I might be a star.

- What?

- Please, I love you,

I'll be back, of course.

When you're a star,

you don't know how long

you're going to burn.

You gotta, you gotta make

sure you're up in the sky

while you're still shining.

Yeah?

(Marianne sniffs and scoffs)

(insects continue chirping)

But I'll be back, you know,

I'm coming back, obviously.

Yeah?

No, I am.

(Leonard exhales sharply)

- [Axel] Mamma?

- Hmm?

(Axel speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne exhales sharply)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(gentle poignant music)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

- [Axel] Hmm.

(lips smacking)

(salesman speaks Norwegian)

- Okay.

(artist sighs)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(artist sings in Norwegian)

- [Salesman] Don't get more.

(artist sings in

foreign language)

- I've seen you around.

Would you like to have

a glass of wine with me?

- Why?

- It's boring drinking alone.

And I have this whole bottle.

And, well, you look a

little down, frankly.

So I don't know,

any of the above.

- Sure.

(customers chattering)

- [Bar Owner] For Marianne.

- Mm. (speaks Norwegian)

(customers chattering)

- So why are you down?

- Down? I

Why do you want company?

- I'm dying.

- What?

You're-

- Dying, yes.

Six months or something.

Cancer.

- I'm sorry.

- It's the first

time ever that I felt

that my life is precious.

Really wish I'd

known that sooner.

What about you? Do you,

do you find it's precious?

- Life?

Ah, I'm not sure that I

do, right now, I think.

- I mean, right now

is all there is.

Really wish I'd

known that sooner.

But it's sorta too

late now. (chuckles)

- Yeah.

(hooves clopping)

(customers chattering

and laughing)

I don't know if this is

a very rude question,

but what do you think you

would've done differently?

(customer laughs)

- I think I would

have cared much less

about what people think.

I think I would've

loved and f*cked,

knowing full well that I

am not who I sleep with.

Wouldn't have cared

about my weight,

(horse whickers)

or that other people judging me

has really nothing

to do with me.

I would've loved myself better.

I would've not been so afraid

of people not wanting me.

- Are you scared?

- No.

Not yet.

I'm sure I will be,

but until then, I plan to live

as much and as well as I can.

- Thank you.

- For what?

- Perspective. (chuckles)

I know, I think it's just

Sometimes you don't even

realise how easy it is to just

constantly hide the

truth from yourself.

Uh,

so, yeah, (clears throat)

thank you for pulling

down the blinds.

(customers chattering

and laughing)

(clock chimes)

(crowd yelling)

(camera shutter clicking)

(upbeat suspenseful music)

(Leonard sniffing)

- Hey, rumour has it that you're

trying to k*ll yourself, hm?

- There's beautiful people.

All different kinds

of hairstyles.

- [Irving] Yeah. Lenny?

- [Leonard] Yeah?

- I just wanna say one thing

because I've been there,

I know, fame is like

heroin, it can k*ll you.

(Leonard sniffing)

Yeah. Take it or leave it.

(Leonard laughing)

(gentle suspenseful music)

(both laughing)

(crowd yelling)

(camera shutters clicking)

(crowd continues yelling)

(dramatic music)

(Leonard and Irving laugh)

- [Irving] Hey, Lenny, right,

let's get the trailer going.

- Guys, guys, come

on, clear a path.

- I love you.

- Guys, no autographs.

- I love you.

- No autographs.

Come on, clear a path, guys.

Leonard, you ready?

- Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

- Will we see you again?

- Well, uh, next

we go to Geneva.

- No, after, after the show.

- Uh, now? No.

No.

- You will not sing for us?

- Why, would you like to listen?

(models laughing)

- Yes.

- Uh, well, I don't

have any plans for it.

(model chuckles)

It's hard to come on to a

girl in front of the camera.

- What?

- Did you get all that?

Okay.

- Here we go.

- We're good?

- Ready.

- Okay.

- [Irving] See you later, okay?

- Okay.

- All right.

Ready?

(audience claps and cheers)

(calm upbeat music)

(calm upbeat music continues)

(artist singing in Norwegian)

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

- Jean-Marc.

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

- [Marianne] Mm.

(Göran speaks Norwegian)

(calm upbeat music continues)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Axel speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(Axel speaks Norwegian)

(Marianne speaks Norwegian)

(artist continues

singing in Norwegian)

(audience clapping)

- [Audience] Leonard! Leonard!

Leonard! Leonard!

Leonard! Leonard!

Leonard! Leonard!

Leonard! Leonard!

- I'll let you

finish this for me.

(personal assistant

speaks faintly)

(Leonard chuckles)

- [Audience] Leonard!

Leonard! Leonard!

(gentle guitar music)

Leonard! Leonard!

Leonard! Leonard!

Leonard! Leonard!

(audience claps and cheers)

(audience whistling)

- I appreciate the warm welcome.

(gentle guitar music)

I appreciate the warm welcome.

You thought that it

could never happen ♪

To all the people

who you became ♪

(audience claps and cheers)

Your body lost in legend ♪

The beast so very tame ♪

But here ♪

(phone ringing)

Right here ♪

Between the birthmark ♪

(Marianne sighs)

(Marianne clears throat)

And the stain ♪

(light switch clicks)

- (clears throat) Yeah?

- [Irving] Hey, Marianne,

this is Irving Layton.

- Uh, hi.

(crowd chattering)

(air whooshing)

(beads rattling)

- Oh.

How are you doing? I have

to go back to my room now.

Jim, you sound great.

- Mm.

(snake hissing)

- Man.

Uh, beautiful.

(lips smack)

(snake hissing)

I really love him.

He's very real.

Man, I'm not sure I can.

(woman moaning)

(paper crackling)

(gentle suspenseful music)

(man sniffing)

(Leonard laughing)

(drink sloshing)

Oh! (laughs)

Hello.

(crowd chattering)

(lips smack)

(hand taps)

(Leonard grunts)

(woman speaking indistinctly)

(Leonard exhales sharply)

(suspenseful music)

(Leonard breathes heavily)

(Leonard groans)

(Leonard breathes heavily)

(Leonard groaning)

(dramatic music)

(Leonard breathes heavily)

(lights buzzing)

(gentle suspenseful music)

(Leonard groans and pants)

- [Marianne] Look who's here!

(Leonard groans)

Welcome back.

(Leonard groaning)

(Leonard gagging)

- [Personal Assistant]

No, guys, guys,

come on, clear a path.

Guys. (speaks faintly)

(Leonard retching)

Come on, clear a path, guys.

(Leonard panting)

- [Irving] How the

f*ck did we get here?

(woman laughing)

(Leonard groaning)

(dramatic music)

(man laughs)

(water burbling)

- What? (panting)

(suspenseful music)

(Leonard groans)

(lights buzzing)

(Leonard panting)

(water burbling)

(Leonard groaning)

- [Irving] H-how

did we get here?

(Leonard groans and pants)

- Shh.

Shh.

I'm here, I'm here, it's okay.

(Leonard groans)

Just wait, I got you, it's

okay, it's okay, it's okay.

(suspenseful music)

(water burbling)

(Leonard panting)

Just breathe, just

breathe like that.

Perfect.

(siren wailing)

(water burbling)

Hey, hey, hey, look at me.

(Leonard panting)

Shh.

Shh, it's okay,

it's okay. It's me.

Shh, just, just breathe, it's

okay, it's okay, it's okay.

Hi, I'm here. (breathes heavily)

(siren wailing)

(traffic droning)

(horns honking)

(Leonard breathes heavily)

Hi.

- My love,

(exhales sharply)

I thought you were,

I'm so happy you're here.

- No, just eat and stay in bed.

Stay in bed, stay

in bed, my love.

And eat some food.

- Oh, I can't.

- Yes, you can.

(Leonard exhales sharply)

No, no, no, no, the

pills, the powders,

it's all in the New York sewers

because you are gonna

come back to life.

- How'd you get in my room?

- It's very easy,

I just convinced the

night porter that I,

uh, I'm your fiance.

- How'd you do that?

- Well, you know, I just

had a little (sighs)

trick up my sleeve.

And I just showed him

the, the back cover

of your latest album.

- I'm sorry.

(Leonard breathes heavily)

(record tapping)

I hope you don't

mind I used that.

- I liked it, actually. And,

um, I liked the album, too.

Hmm.

(lips smack)

(gentle pensive music)

(gentle pensive music continues)

(birds chirping)

(footsteps plodding)

(Marianne breathes heavily)

(chuckles) That's beautiful.

- What is, the sunset?

Or the young love?

- Both.

- Sometimes I worry

that, uh, what we had,

no, what we have,

that, um, it belongs to some

rock on the island of Hydra.

- Maybe that's why you feel

like when you've lived on Hydra,

you can't really

live anywhere else.

(gentle pensive music continues)

- Including Hydra.

- Including Hydra.

(Marianne chuckles)

Oh.

Thank you.

- That's my line, "Thank you."

You've saved my life over and

over and over and over again.

- No.

- It can't be easy.

(child chattering)

- It goes both ways.

You saved mine, too.

Mm.

(gentle pensive music continues)

Hey,

- I feel like we're in

one of my silly poems.

I'm being verbose,

(Marianne laughs)

and terrible and pretentious,

and you're looking

beautiful and true.

(gentle poignant music)

- And, um,

if we are one of your poems,

are we finished now?

(gentle poignant

music continues)

(Leonard sniffs)

(Marianne breathes heavily)

(gentle poignant

music continues)

(jewellery rattling)

Well, Marianne, it's

come to this time,

when we are really this old,

and our bodies

are falling apart,

and I think I will

follow you very soon.

Know that I am so

close behind you that

if you stretch out your hand,

- Stretch out your hand,

I think you can reach mine.

- I think you can reach mine.

- And I know that I

have always loved you

for your beauty and your wisdom.

But I don't need to say

anything more about that

because you know all about that.

But now I just want to wish

you a very good journey.

Goodbye, old friend.

Endless love.

I'll see you down the road.

Leonard.

(calm upbeat music)

Come over to the window,

my little darling ♪

I'd like to try

to read your palm ♪

I used to think I was

some kind of gypsy boy ♪

Before I let

you take me home ♪

Now, so long, Marianne ♪

It's time we began to laugh ♪

And cry ♪

And cry ♪

And laugh about it all again ♪

Goodbye, old friend.

Endless love.

I'll see you down the road.

Leonard.

(footsteps plodding)

(air whooshes)

(lips smack)

(gentle music)

Na, da, da, da ♪

Mm ♪

Mm-mm ♪

Mm-mm ♪

Mm ♪

Mm-mm ♪

Mm-mm ♪

Uh ♪

What happens to the heart ♪

Mm-mm ♪

Mm-mm ♪

Mm ♪

(Leonard whistling)

(Leonard whistling)

(Leonard whistling)