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네가 태어날 때부터

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네

뭔데?

제 장래요

네 장래가 어때서?

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저리 많으니 얼마나 좋으니

세계적인 장학생 등장입니다

자랑스럽구나

고맙습니다

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밖에 있는 빨간 차?

졸업 선물이네

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실례할게요

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주인공 아닌가?

기분이 어떤가?

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뭘 좀 마시고

얘기를 듣도록 하지

그 호퍼맨 상

헬링햄

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이제 뭘 할 거니?

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장래에 말야

그건 말씀드리기가 좀...

벤 !

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맥과이어 씨

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아저씨

잠깐 나 좀 보자

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딱 한 마디만

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플라스틱

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네

이 정도면 됐다

저기 벤이 있네

잠깐 실례할게요.

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화장실은 복도

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방이 아늑하구나

저, 로빈슨 부인

버릇없다고 생각하시겠지만...

재떨이 있니?

아뇨

깜박했네

넌 담배 안 피지?

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네?

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내가 알콜중독자란 거 아니?

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아무래도 전 이만 가봐야....

앉아라

실례인 줄 알지만....

대화가 이상한

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로빈슨 씨가

곧 돌아오실 텐데...

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그이는 늦게 올 거야

몇 시간은 걸릴 걸

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설마 그럴 생각은

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부군이 늦게 올 거라고요?

그래서?

절 유혹 하려는 거잖아요

아니에요?

그럴 생각 없단다

널 칭찬해 주고 싶어서...

방금 한 말

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괜찮아

아뇨

최악이었어요

앉아

용서해 주세요

그런 분이 아닌 거

잘 알아요

괜찮다니까

제 자신이 혐오스러워요

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-그래

-아뇨

작년 크리스마스 때

그렸는데 볼래?

네

여기가 일레인의 방이야

일레인 정말 예쁘네요

갈색 눈인지는 몰랐는데요

벤자민?

네?

잠깐 이리 올래?

그리로요?

응

그러

지퍼 좀 내려줄래?

이제 자야겠어

안녕히 주무세요

안 내려줄 거니?

네, 로빈슨 부인

아직도 내가 널

유혹하려고...

그런 건 아니에요

난 네 엄마나 같애

그건 알지만...

자

안 닿아서 그래

고맙다

뭘요

뭐가 그렇게 겁나니?

그런 거 아녜요

그럼 왜 도망을 가?

주무신다니까

가려는 거예요

슬립 차립의 여자

처음 보니?

아뇨

전 그냥...

로빈슨 씨가

들어오면 어떡해요

그게 뭐?

이상하게 생각하실 거예요

우리 사이를 의심할거라고?

안 그럴 사람이

어디 있어요

왜?

넌 내 아들 뻘이야

어떻게 그런...

하지만 이상하게 본다구요

난 널 유혹하려는 게 아냐

잘 알지만

제가 감당하기에는...

내가 널 유혹했으면 좋겠니?

네?

네가 바라는 게 그거야?

집에 가야겠어요

제가 한 말

다 잊으세요

전 가볼게요

- 벤자민?

- 네

지갑 좀 갖다주고 갈래?

죄송해요

옷을 벗고

있어서 그래

부탁이다

어딨는데요?

거실 테이블 위에

로빈슨 부인?

욕실에 있단다

지갑 여기 있어요

여기로 갖다 줄래?

건네 드릴게요

손을 내미세요

이제 의심은

그만하지 그러니

작은 부탁도

못 들어주겠다는 거야?

제일 윗 계단에 둘게요

짜증나

그만 하고

이리로 갖다 줘

문 앞에 놨어요

안으로 갖다줄래?

안돼요

좋아

방에다 놔두렴

그럴게요

맙소사!

벤 왔니?

네 !

부인을 모셔다 드렸어요

바래다 달라고 하셔서요

고맙구나

위에 계세요, 아저씨가

오시면 가라고 하시길래

졸지에 경호원이 됐구나

그런 셈이죠

축하한다

고맙습니다

술이 모자라는구나

아뇨, 가봐야죠

왜 그러니?

떨고 있구나

아니에요

앞으로 뭘 할지

걱정이 돼서요

제 장래 때문에

자, 한잔하자꾸나

스카치?

버번이요

벤, 올해 몇 살이지?

내년이면 21살이 돼요

좋은 때구나

고마워요

감사합니다

나도 그 때로 돌아가고 싶다

왜냐하면...

아저씨?

청춘은 단 한번 뿐이야

압니다

벤, 한마디해도 되겠니?

네

우리가 안 지 얼마나 됐지?

너와 내가 알고

지낸 거 말이다

너희 부친과 내가 함께

일한 지 얼마나 됐더라?

꽤 오래요

네가 어려서부터지

네

넌 내 자식이나

다름 없단다

고맙습니다

그러니 내 충고를

흘려듣지 않았으면 좋겠다

물론입니다

벤, 내 생각엔 말야

마음을 좀 느긋하게

가져 보는게 좋겠어

젊은 혈기 뒀다 뭐하니

쓸 수 있을 때 써

여자애들이랑

놀기도 하고

일어나지 마

벤한테 젊음을 발산하면서

지내라고 하던 참이야

즐기면서 살라고

괜찮은 충고 아닌가?

그렇네요

전 가볼게요

올 여름에 한번 그래보렴

넌 여자들이 좋아할 타입이야

아니에요

무슨 소리, 여자들이

껌뻑 죽을 타입이라니까

당신 생각엔 어때?

그렇지 않아?

그래요

토요일날 일레인이

버클리에서 온단다

그렇군요

전화하렴

그러죠

좋아

벤자민?

- 벤자민

- 네

데려다줘서 고맙다

조만간 보자

신사 숙녀 여러분

주목해 주십시오

오늘 오후의 스타입니다

헤이, 거기, 당신말야!

주목하세요

준비됐니

미래 소년?

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소년이 등장하면

큰 박수로 환영해 주십시오

잠깐요, 정정하죠

이젠 청년입니다

오늘로써

21살이 되니까요

빨리 직행해라!

성미가 급하시군요

제가 당부드릴...

말이 많다

저랑 얘기 좀 하자니까요

더 이상은 지체 못해

빨리 나와

이대론 안돼요

소년, 죄송합니다

이 청년은

장학금으로 공부를

계속하게 됩니다

하지만 그전에...

그보다 먼저...

기다리는 사람도 생각해야지

너 자꾸 이럴래?

이빠, 제 말부터...

10초 후에 나와

여러분도 이제 곧

보실 수 있습니다

아주 기발한 선물이죠

만약 아니라면

200달러가 아깝겠죠

자, 오늘의 주인공

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보여드릴 겁니다

2m 깊이의 물속을

걷는 묘기입니다

여보세요

어떻게 말해야 될지....

벤자민?

파티 끝나고

생각해 봤어요?

어디 있니?

제가 술 한잔

사고 싶은데요

어딘데?

태프트 호텔이요

방은 잡았니?

아뇨, 너무 늦어서

곤란하시면...

1시간만 줘

네?

1시간내로 갈게

뭘 도와드릴까요?

네? 아닙니다, 전 그저...

애인 기다리십니까?

뭐요?

그럼 싱글먼 파티?

그래요, 싱글먼 파티

중앙 홀입니다

고마워요

어서 와요

안녕하세요

포터씨 가족이시죠?

아니, 저는...

저희 언니

미스 드위트예요

안녕하세요?

반갑습니다

저희 남편, 싱글먼 씨

죄송합니다

괜찮아요

얘는 제프리

네

성함이?

벤자민 브래덕입니다

브래덕?

그런데 전...

좌석을 확인해볼게요

브래니프가 아니고요?

브래니프는 있는데

사실 전 친구를

기다리고 있습니다

무슨 말씀인지...

여기 손님이 아닙니다

무슨 소립니까?

반가웠어요, 브래니프 씨

안녕, 벤자민

아, 안녕하세요

앉아도 될까?

물론이죠

고마워

잘 지냈어?

그럼요, 고마워요

술 좀 마실까?

술? 그러세요

못 봤나봐요

웨이터!

미티니로 줘요

알겠습니다

긴장할 거 없어

긴장이 좀 되네요

자꾸만 몸이 굳어져서...

방은 잡았니?

네?

방 안 잡았어?

네

잡을까?

아뇨, 그러죠 뭐

얘기만 하는 걸로

내가 잡아?

아뇨, 제가 할게요

지금 할까?

지금?

그래

글쎄요

지금 해

지금 하라구요?

그러죠

네?

방이요, 방 있습니까?

싱글 룸이요

더블 룸이요?

저 혼자 잘겁니다

사인 좀 해주시죠

뭐 잘못됐나요?

아니에요

짐 있으십니까?

글래드스톤 씨?

짐요? 있어요

어디 있죠?

네?

짐 말입니다

차 안에요

밖에 있는 차에

저희가 짐을 옮겨드리죠

됐어요

네?

그게...

괜히 수고스럽게

그러실 거 없어요

칫솔이 답니다

제가 가져가면 돼요

그러시죠

방을 안내해 드리라고 하죠

됐습니다

제가 알아서 하죠

칫솔 가지고

저 혼자 올라가겠습니다

그러십시오

고맙습니다

로빈슨 부인?

네?

고마워요

여보세요

로빈슨 부인?

네?

벤자민이에요

네?

벤자민 브래덕

벤자민, 어디니?

창문을 보세요

저 보이죠?

그래

싱글 룸을 잡았어요

그거면 돼

그런데...

데스크에서 절

의심하는 거 같아요

제 말은

호텔 방침이...

먼저 올라가 있을래?

그럴게요

5분내로 갈게

그럼...

벤자민

네?

나한테

할 말 없니?

할 말?

그래

니와주신 거 정말 감사드려요,

저는...

호수

네?

몇 호실인지를 말해야지

아, 그렇죠

568호예요

고맙다

아니에요

이따 뵐게요

계산!

가져 왔어요

가져 왔다구요

네?

칫솔 말입니다

잘됐네요

그럼 이만

좋은 밤 되십시오

안녕, 벤자민

오셨어요?

그래

그래요

벤자민

네?

옷을 벗을까 하는데

그러세요

여기 서 있을까요?

어떻게 하길

바라는지 몰라서요

구경하지 그래?

그러죠

고마워요

옷걸이 좀 갖다줘

뭐요?

옷걸이

네

나무요?

뭐?

나무랑 철사

두 가지예요

아무거나 줘

알았어요

이것 좀 해줄래?

그럼요

고마워

천만에요

어두운 데서 하면

괜찮겠어?

전 못하겠어요

뭐라고?

이건 아니에요

내가 맘에 안드니?

아뇨

부인은 제 부모님

친구분들 중에서

가장 매력적이세요

제 부모님을

생각해 보세요

뭐라고 하시겠어요

지금 이 장면을 보시면요

뭐라고 할까?

모르겠어요

부모님은 절

훌륭히 키워주셨는데

이래서야

되겠어요?

친구분 아내와

침대에서 뒹굴다니

내가 무섭니?

이해를 못하시네요

다른 걸 하는 게 어때요?

부인, 영화나

보러 가실래요?

사적인 질문 하나 할까?

아무거나요

이번이 처음이니?

이번이 뭐요?

처음이지, 그렇지?

말도 안돼요

어이가 없군요

사실을 인정해

농담하세요?

부끄러운 게 아냐

잠깐만요

처음엔 다들...

누가 처음이래요!

그럼 왜...

잠깐만요

능력이 안 되고

네 물건이

신통치 않아서...

가야겠군

그대로 있어요!

벤, 뭐하니?

그냥 떠있는 거예요

수영장이잖아요

왜?

물 위에 떠있는 게

편안해서요

대학원 생각은 해봤니?

아뇨

그럼 대답해봐

대학 4년은 뭐였지 ?

뭐하러 열심히 공부했어?

맞아요

잘 들어라

나쁠 것 없다

젊은이가

열심히 일한 후에

마음껏 즐기고

맥주나 마시며

흥청거리는 거 다 좋아

하지만 몇 주

그렇게 보냈으면

다시 자기 자리로 돌아가서

뭐든 할 생각을 해야지

로빈슨 부부가 오셨어요

안녕 벤, 요즘은

뭘 하면서 지내니?

별 거 없어요

쉬고 있어요

나도 그럴 수만

있다면 좋겠구나

일레인이 올 날이

얼마 안 남았어

꼭 전화하렴

그럴 게요

너희 둘이 아주 잘

어울릴 것 같단 말야

로빈슨 부인께 인사 드려야지

안녕하세요

안녕, 벤자민

잠깐 얘기 좀 하자

그래요

벤자민?

물어볼 게 있는데

대답하기 싫으면

안 해도 돼

뭔데요?

밤에 나가서

뭘 하는지 말해줄래?

나가서요?

말하기 싫으면 하지마

아니에요, 말할게요

드리이브해요

그리고?

그게 다예요

밤새고 다음날 오후까지

드리이브만 하니?

아뇨

그럼 뭘 하니?

누구 만나니?

만나다뇨?

왜 그런 말씀을 하시죠?

하긴 네 일이지

말장난하기 싫다

잠깐만요

따로 만나는 사람 없어요

네 일에 간섭하기는 싫지만

거짓말하려거든

아예 말을 하지마

잘자라

잠깐만요

기다려요

일레인이 왔더구나

한번 초대하는게

어떻겠니?

그 애가 너보다

못하다는 거냐?

전 일레인과

안 어울려요

만나보지도 않고

그걸 어떻게 알아

밤에 만나는 사람들이

그렇게 중요하니?

그거랑 상관없어요

로빈슨씨께 네가 매일밤

너무 바쁘다고 말할까?

뭘 하는지

닥달하지 말아요

얘가 일레인과

데이트를 안 하면  안 해요

간단해요

로빈슨씨 가족을

집으로 초대하죠 뭐

잘왔다, 브래덕

기다리고 있었다

부인이 하신 말씀은?

잘못 짚었죠?

다음 질문은...

안녕하세요

부인의 특이한 버릇은?

들어오렴, 일레인은

준비가 덜 된 모양이다

한잔할래 ?

아직도 스카치를 마시니?

생각해 보시죠

다리털을 안 깍습니다

다 됐나 보고 오마

오해 마세요

아버지가 시켰어요

이 얘기는 충분히

한 걸로 아는데

저녁 먹고 술 한잔하고

바로 헤어질게요

이러지 않으면 가족끼리

식사를 한다잖아요

그건 제가

어색해서

싫었어요

또 다시 만날 생각은

털끝만큼도 없으니까

화내지 마세요

그래도 화가 나는구나

안녕?

안녕?

정신 바짝

차려야 한다

저 녀석이 동부에서

어떤 버릇이 생겼을지 몰라

지금 집에서

살고 있지?

응

앞으로 뭐할지 생각했니?

아니

대학원 갈거니?

아니

항상 이렇게 운전해?

응

앉아!

구경하지 그래?

벤자민, 왜 날 싫어하니?

내가 널?

왜?

나도 몰라

일레인, 미안해

집에 데려다 줘

저런 곳에 데려가서 미안해

집에 가야겠어

일레인...

차 어딨니?

할 말이 있어

집에 갈래

한 가지만

말할게

뭔데?

오늘 부모님이

떠미는 바람에

어쩔 수 없이

나온 거야

어쩜 그런 말을 하니?

그래서 아까처럼

행동한 거라고

난 원래

이런 애 아냐

이제 그만 울어

싫어

그치려고 해봐

안돼

졸업한 후로는 계속

무례하게 행동하고

싶은 충동이 생겨

무슨 말인지 알아?

알겠어

규칙이 이상한

게임을 하는 것 같에

이상한 사람들이

만든 걸 거야

아냐, 누가 만든 게 아니라

자기들끼리 만들어진 거야

죄송하지만 소리 조금만

줄여 주실래요?

들어왔다 갈래 ?

커피 끓여줄게

싫어, 누가

깨면 어떡해

조용히 하면 되지

들어가자

잠깐만

뭐 잘못됐니?

아냐, 생각해보니까

시간이 일러서

좀 더 놀다가 갈까?

좋아

어디 가는 거야?

이 근처에서

한잔할까 해

태프트 호텔 어때?

왜 그래?

아니, 거기 술집이

있나 해서...

일단 가보자

있나 없나 가보지 뭐

여긴 술집이

없는 것 같에

내 생각에

왜 없어

저기 있잖아

안녕하십니까

오셨습니까?

안녕하세요

글래드스톤 씨

또 뵙네요

글래드스톤 씨

기분이 어떠세요?

벤자민

일레인

다른 데로 가자

저 사람들 알아?

그럴리가

안녕하십니까

오셨군요, 글래드스톤 씨

빨리 가자

어떻게 된 거야?

내가 그 사람을

닮았나 봐

안녕, 브래니프 씨

일레인, 네가 너무나 좋아

믿겨지니?

믿겨져?

그래

처음이야

내 맘에 들었던 사람은

네가 처음이야

함께 있고

싶은 사람 말야

난 인생을 헛되이 보냈어

다 무의미해, 미안해

집에 데려다 줄게

너 사귀는

사람 있니 ?

미안...

내가 상관할

바가 아닌데

어떻게 하다보니

그렇게 됐어

일순간에

그렇게 돼 버렸어

이해하겠니?

결혼한 여자니?

그래

가족은?

남편과 아들이 있어

가족들도 알아?

아니

이젠 안 만나고?

응

다행이다

내일 볼 수 있을까?

그래

오후에

드라이브할까?

좋아

정말이지?

그래

네가 싫으면

안 만나도 돼

만나고 싶어

정말?

벤자민, 그렇다니까

어서 달려

일레인과 만나기로

했어요

드라이브할 거예요

내 말대로 해!

제 생각에...

내 말 잘 들어

다시는 그 앨

만나지 마

이건

명령이야

부인

계속이러면 재미없어

네?

일레인과 널

떼놓기 위해

사실을 말할 수도 있어

설마요

믿고 싶지 않겠지

안 그러실 거예요

두고 봐

일레인!

일레인?

벤자민?

지금 가

옷 입는 중인데

아직 안 입었다니까...

무슨 일이야?

뒷문으로 나가

모퉁이에서 보자

왜 그래?

신발신고

벤자민, 뭐 하는거야?

일레인, 할 얘기가 있어

뭔데 ?

그 여자...

뭐?

내가 말했던

연상의 여자

그 여자?

보통 여자가 아냐

무슨 소리야?

왜 그러는지

차근차근 말해봐

설마....

일레인

맙소사

제발

울지마

나가!

울지마

나가!

나가라구!

잘 가라, 벤자민

다시 말해 보거라

일레인과 결혼할 거라구요

이런 경사스런

일이 있나

무슨 일이에요?

벤이 일레인과

결혼한다는군

믿을 수가 없구나

방금 그랬지?

오늘 버클리에 가려구요

벤, 너무 신난다

어서 로빈슨씨께 알려야겠다

축하해야지

나중에 하세요

아직 모르시니?

네

언제 결정했는데?

1시간 전에요

그럼 일레인에겐

오늘 아침에 말했니?

일레인도 몰라요

네가 버클리에

가는 걸 모른다고?

결혼할 거라는

사실도 몰라요

둘이선 얘기 끝났니?

아뇨

아니라구?

지금 말이

된다고 생각하니?

그럼요

제가 결정했으니까요

일레인이 너와

결혼한대?

아뇨

솔직히 말하면

절 싫어해요

학생이쇼?

그런 건 아니에요

뭐 ?

그런 건 아니라구요

그럼 뭐요?

그냥 관광객이요

집에 누가 사는지

뭘 하는지는 알아야지

네

중요한 건 아니지만

놀러 왔어요

늘 버클리가

보고 싶었거든요

운동권은 아니겠지?

네?

운동권

아뇨

그런 놈들은

딱 질색이야

이거 대단한 우연인데

어디 가는 거야?

약속이 있어

어디서 ?

어디서 만나기로 했는데?

동물원

동물원

여기 동물원이 좋은가봐?

몰라, 안 가봤어

나도 안 가봤는데

이번 기회에 가봐야겠다

저 사람이야?

아니

어디에 있겠다고

했는데?

원숭이 우리

아

벤자민, 대체 여기서

뭐하는 거야?

버클리?

그래

카터 가에 아늑한

방을 구했어

강의도 듣고...

등록도 안 했잖아

그냥 듣는 거야

신경도 안 쓰는 게

굉장히 너그럽더라

너 정말...

말문이 막힌다

한번 만나서

얘기나 하지 뭐

뻔뻔스러워

저기 오네

뭐?

저 사람인 것 같단 말야

일레인!

잘도 걷는군

늦었지? 미안

원숭이 우리에

있을 거라더니

이쪽은 벤자민 브래덕이야

여기 올 때

같이 왔어

반갑소

반가워요

다음에 봅시다

누구세요?

질문 하나만

하고 갈게

들어와

버클리에는

왜 왔지?

왜 왔냐면...

나 때문이야?

어떻게 생각해?

그런 것 같에

그런 것 같다고

그래 맞아

떠나 줘

널 사랑해

어떻게 그럴 수가 있어?

세상이 싫어?

우리 엄마를

강간하다니

뭐?

이해가 안가

강간?

어쩌면 그런 짓을

할 수가 있어?

엄마가 그래?

갈래

엄마가 뭐라하셨는데?

왜?

사실이 아니니까

그만 갈래

말해봐

호텔에서 친구와

술을 마셨대

네가 주차장에서

기다리다가

엄마가 몸을 못 가누니까

방을 잡아

드리고는...

그리고?

강간을 한 거지

그건 사실이 아냐

우리 집에서

피티가 있었어

너희 어머닐 모셔다 드리고

네 초상화를

보러 올라갔어

그만해 !

방에 있는데

옷을 벗기

시작하셨어

우리 엄마셔!

그러더니 아무 것도

안 걸치고

나체로 서 계셨어

무슨 일이요?

맥 클리어 씨

소리 질렀소?

아무 일 아닙니다

비명 소리가 들렸는데

아무 일 아니라고?

손님이 그런건데

이젠 괜찮아요

무슨 짓을 했소?

괜찮아요

화가 나서

소리친 것뿐이에요

경찰 부를까요?

뭐?

전화할게요

잠깐만요, 내 원 참

물 마시고 있잖아요

경찰은

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자, 다들

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이런 일은 다신

없을 거야

그렇지?

그럼요

여기서 나가줘

네?

이 집에서 나가라고

왜요?

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소리 질러서 미안해

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짐 싸는 동안

있어도 될까?

이젠 뭘 할 거야?

몰라

집에 갈거니?

아니

그럼 어디로 갈 거야?

이제 그만 물어봐 줘

내일 떠나지마

무슨 소리야?

계획이 설 때 까진

아무 데도 가지마

잘있어

무슨 일이야?

벤자민?

왜?

키스해 줘

나랑 결혼해 줄래?

싫어?

모르겠어

결혼할 수도 있는 거야?

그래

정말? 결혼할 수도 있어?

응

언제?

모르겠어

내일 어때?

재촉하고 싶진 않지만...

어떻게 해야 좋을지

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복잡할 거 하나도 없어

결혼하면 돼

불가능해

하면 돼

가봐야겠어

아까 한 말 진심이지?

생각해 볼게

정말이지?

그래

이럴 수가!

내일 혈액 검사 받자

내일?

아니면

오늘 오후

내가 언제

결혼한대?

출생 증명서가 필요해

난 있는데

너는?

안될 것 같에

왜 안돼?

왜 안돼?

아무래도 안되겠어

그럼 내일 아침에

혈액 검사 받을까?

그렇게 결혼하고 싶으면

납치라도 하지 그래?

납치하라고?

좋아

혈액 검사부터 하고

칼을 만나야 돼

칼이라니?

누구 말야?

의대생 칼 스미스

오래 사귀었어

동물원에서 본 친구?

그래

뭐 하러 만나?

결혼하기로 했거든

뭘 하기로 해?

청혼은 어떻게 하든?

무릎이라도 꿇었어?

설마 그러진 않았겠지

아니

뭐라고 그랬어?

우리는 잘 어울리는

한 쌍이 될 거래

정말 그랬어?

쉬!

어디서?

어디서 청혼했는지 알고 싶어

설마 차는 아니었겠지?

잘 가

내일은 결혼하는 거야?

아니

그럼 모레?

할지 안 할지

모르겠어

왜 그랬는지

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로빈슨 씨?

내가 자네한테

원한을 살만한

짓을 했나?

아뇨

내가 뭐

말을 잘못했니?

아니면 그냥

내가 싫어?

아저씨와는 상관없어요

솔직히

말하거라

저, 아저씨...

우리는

배운 사람이야

협박할 거

없다

아니에요

주먹쥔 손 좀 필래?

고맙다

어두워도 다보여

적응이 돼서

이저씨한테

개인적인 감정은 없어요

아저씨가 싫지도 않구요

날 존경하지 않는 거니?

그래요

소리치지 마

난 너보다 귀가 밝아

로빈슨 씨

내 말 안 끝났다

네가 어떤 일을

저질렀는지 알아둬라

아내와 난

이혼하기로 했다

왜요?

왜냐구?

부인과의 사이에선

아무 일도 없었어요

악수한 거랑

미찬가지였다구요

악수라...

아내 얘기랑 많이 다르군

그게 아니에요

제가 사랑하는 건

따님입니다

잘 들어

널 고소할 수도 있어

한번만 더 내 딸을 만나면

널 감옥에 쳐 넣겠어

일레인을 만났다

네가 그 애를...

가까이 오지마!

너랑 상대하고

싶지 않아

일레인을

안 만나는 게

그 앨 위하는 거다

알아들었겠지?

악수 안 하는 거

이해해라

넌 비열해

아주 야비한 놈이야

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잔돈 있으세요?

전화를 해야 돼요

나가 줘

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최선인 것 같아

아빠가 화가

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우리 사랑은

이루어질 수 없어

일레인?

안녕, 벤자민

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일이 잘

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한잔하고 갈래 ?

일레인을 꼭 만나고

말 거예요

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칼 스미스 어디

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결혼식장 알아요?

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카터는 어디 있죠?

이봐, 카터

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앨런 가의

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세 번째 골목이요

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세상에, 안돼...

안돼!

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일레인!

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벤 !

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저리 비켜요!

Ladies and gentlemen,

we are about to begin our descent

into Los Angeles -

The sound you have just heard

is the landing gear locking into place

The Los Angeles weather is clear

and the temperature is 72.

We expect to make our

four hour and eighteen minute

flight on schedule.

We enjoyed having you on board

and look forward to seeing you again

in the near future.

What's the matter?

The guests are all downstairs, Ben.

They're all waiting to see you.

Look, Dad - could you explain to them

that I have to be alone for a while?

These are all our good friends, Ben.

Most of them have known you since -

well - practically since you were born.

What is it, Ben?

I'm just -

- worried?

Well -

About what?

I guess - about my future.

What about it?

I don't know. I want it to be -

To be what?

Different.

Is anything wrong?

No! No -

we're just on our way downstairs!

The Carlsons' are here.

They are?

Come on.

They came all the way from Tarzana.

Now let's get cracking.

It's a wonderful thing to have

so many devoted friends.

Hey - there's our award winning scholar

We're all very proud of you, Ben.

Thank you, Mrs. Carlson.

Is that the new car out there?

The little red Wop job?

that's Ben's granduation present?

Won't have much trouble picking them

up in that, will you?

The girls. The chicks.

The - the teeny boppers.

I think Ben has gotten beyond

the teeny bopper stage -

haven't you, Ben?

Yes, ma'am.

Excuse me -

I think I'd just like to check

something on the car for a minute -

Here's the track star himself.

How are you, track star?

Just fine, Mr. Loomis.

I want to get a drink

and then I want to hear

all about that thing you won.

That hopperman award.

Helpingham.

Helpingham! Right!

Now you wait right here.

Ben - we're all so proud of you.

Proud, proud, proud, proud, proud.

What are you going to do now?

I was going to go upstairs

for a minute -

With your life.

Well - that's a little hard to say -

Ben!

Excuse me.

Mr. McQuire.

Ben.

Mr. McQuire.

Come with me for a minute.

Ben - I want to say one word to you

j- just one word -

Yes, sir.

Are you listening?

Yes I am.

Plastics.

Exactly how do you mean?

There is a great future in plastics.

Think about it. Will you think about it

Yes, I will.

Okay. Enough said. That's a deal.

Here he is now. Here's Ben.

Excuse me just a minute -

Listen everybody,

I want you all be quite

I got Ben's college yearbook here

I just want to hear some of

the wonderful thing about Ben.

Quiet, please

Captain of crossing country team

having in debating club

associate editor of college newspaper

in the jurior year,

managing editor at the senior

Oh. I guess

this isn't the bathroom, is it?

It's down the hall.

How are you, Benjamin?

Fine, thank you - Mrs. Robinson.

The bathroom is down

at the end of the hall.

Such a pleasant room.

Look, Mrs. Robinson,

I don't mean to be rude but -

Is there an ashtray in here?

No.

Oh - I forgot.

The track star doesn't smoke.

Is it a girl?

Is what a girl?

Whatever it is you're upset about.

Oh - no.

I'm just sort of disturbed about things.

In general.

That's right.

Well - congratulations.

Thank you.

Benjamin,

I want to ask you something.

What?

Will you take me home?

What?

My husband took the car.

Will you drive me home?

Here - you take it.

Do you know

how to work a foreign shift?

You don't?

No.

Let's go.

Thank you.

Right.

Will you come in, please?

What?

I want you to come in

till I get the lights on.

What for?

Because I don't feel safe

until I get the lights on.

Would you mind walking ahead of me

to the sun porch.

I feel funny

about coming into a dark house.

But it's light in there now.

Please.

What do you drink? Bourbon?

Look, Mrs Robinson - I drove you home.

I was glad to do it.

But I have some things on my mind.

Can you understand that?

Yes.

All right then.

What do you drink?

Benjamin - I'm sorry to be this way,

but I don't want to be alone

in this house.

Why not?

Please wait till my husband gets home.

When is he coming back?

I don't know.

Drink?

No.

Are you always

this much afraid of being alone?

Yes.

Well, why can't you just lock

the doors and go to bed?

I'm very neurotic.

May I ask you a question?

What do you think of me?

What do you mean?

You've known me nearly all of your life

You must have formed some opinion.

Well - I've always thought that

you were a very - nice - person.

Did you know I was an alcoholic?

What?

Did you know that?

Look - I think I should be going -

Sit down, Benjamin.

Mrs. Robinson -

if you don't mind my saying so -

this conversation

is getting a little strange.

Now I'm sure that Mr. Robinson

will be here any minute and -

No.

What?

My husband will be back quite late.

He should be gone for several hours.

Oh my God.

Pardon?

Oh no, Mrs. Robinson, oh no.

What's wrong?

Mrs. Robinson, you didn't -

I mean you didn't expect -

What?

I mean - you didn't really think that

I would do something like that.

Like what?

What do you think?

Well I don't know.

For God's sake, Mrs. Robinson,

here we are,

you've got me into your house.

You give me a drink.

You put on music

now you start opening up

your personal life to me and tell me

your husband

won't be home for hours.

So?

Mrs. Robinson -

you are trying to seduce me.

Aren't you?

Why no. I hadn't thought of it.

I feel rather flattered that you -

Mrs. Robinson, will you forgive me

for what I just said?

It's all right.

It's not all right,

it's the worst thing

I've ever said to anyone.

Sit down.

Please forgive me. Because I like you.

I don't think of you that way.

But I'm mixed up.

All right. Now finish your drink.

Mrs. Robinson, it makes me sick

that I said that to you.

We'll forget it right now,

Finish your drink.

What is wrong with me?

Have you ever seen Elaine's portrait?

Her portrait?

Yes

No

We had it done last Christmas.

Would you like to see it?

Very much.

Here, in the Elaine's room

Elaine certainly is an attractive girl,

isn't she?

I don't remember her

as haveing brown eyes.

Benjamin?

Yes?

Will you come over here a minute?

Over there?

Yes.

Sure.

Will you unzip my dress?

I think I'll go to bed.

Oh. Well, goodnight.

Won't you unzip my dress?

I'd rather not, Mrs. Robinson.

If you still think

I'm trying to seduce you -

No. I don't.

But I just feel a little funny.

Benjamin -

you've known me all your life.

I know that. But I'm -

Come on.

It's hard for me to reach.

Thank you

Right

What are you so scared off?

I'm not scared, Mrs. Robinson.

Then why do you keep running away?

Because you're going to bed.

I don't think I should be up here.

Haven't you ever seen anybody

in a slip before?

Yes, I have -

But I just - Look -

what if Mr. Robinson

walked in right now?

What if he did?

Well, it would look pretty funny,

wouldn't it?

Don't you think he trusts us together?

Of course he does.

But he might get the wrong idea.

Anyone might.

I don't see why.

I'm twice as old as you are.

How could anyone think -

But they would! Don't you see?

Benjamin - I'm not trying to seduce you

I wish you'd -

I know that. But please, Mrs. Robinson.

This is difficult for me.

Would you like me to seduce you?

What?

Is that what you're trying to tell me?

I'm going home now.

I apologize for what I said.

I' hope you can forget it.

But I'm going home right now.

Benjamin?

Yes

Will you bring up

my purse before you go?

I have to go now. I'm sorry.

I really don't want to

put this on again.

Won't you bring it up?

Where is it?

On that chair in the hall.

Mrs. Robinson?

I'm in the bathroom.

Well here's the purse.

Could you bring it up?

Well I'll hand it to you.

Come to the railing

and I'll hand it up.

Benjamin - I am getting pretty tired

of all this suspicion.

Now if you won't do me a simple favor

I don't know what.

I'm putting it on the top step.

For God's sake, Benjamin,

will you stop acting that way

and bring me the purse?

I'm putting it here by the door.

Will you bring it in to me?

I'd rather not.

All right.

Put it in the room where we were.

Right.

Oh God.

Is that Ben's car in front?

Yes, sir!

I drove - I drove Mrs. Robinson home.

She wanted me to drive her home so I -

I drove her home

Swell. I appreciate it.

She's upstairs. She wanted me

to wait down here till you got home.

Standing guard over the old castle,

are you?

Yes, sir.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Here. It looks like you need a refill.

Oh no. I've got to go.

Is anything wrong?

You look a little shaken up.

No. No - I'm just -

I'm just a little worried

about my future.

I'm a little upset about my future.

Come on. Let's have a nightcap together

Scotch?

Bourbon.

Ben - how old are you now?

Twenty. I'll be twenty-one next week.

That's a hell of a good age to be.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

I wish I was that age again.

Because, Ben -

Sir?

You'll never be young again.

I know.

Ben, can I say something to you?

What?

How long have we known each other now?

How long

have you and I known each other?

How long have your Dad

and I been partners?

Quite a while.

I've watched you grow up, Ben.

Yes, sir.

In many ways I feel

as though you were my own son.

Thank you.

So I hope you won't mind my giving you

a friendly piece of advice.

I'd like to hear it.

Ben - I think - I think you ought

to be taking it a little easier

right now than you seem to.

Sow a few wild oats.

Take things as they come.

Have a good time

with the girls and so forth.

Don't get up.

I was just telling Ben

here he ought to sow a few wild oats.

Have a good time while he can.

You think that's sound advice?

Yes, I do.

I've got to go.

You have yourself

a few flings this summer.

I bet you're quite ladies' man.

Oh no.

What? You look like the kind of guy

that has to fight them off.

Doesn't he look to you

like the kind of guy

who has to fight them off?

Yes, he does.

Oh say - Elaine gets down

from Berkeley on Saturday.

Oh yes.

Ben - I want you to give her a call.

I will.

Great.

Benjamin?

Benjamin

Yes.

Thank you for taking me home.

I'll see you soon, I hope.

Ladies and gentlmen -

your attention, please -

for this after -

noon's feature attraction.

Hey, over there - I mean you!

Your attention, please!

Are you ready in there,

feature attraction?

Could I speak to you for a second, Dad?

Now I'm going to ask for a big round of

applause to bring this boy out here -

wait a minute - let me amend that -

to bring this young man out here -

because today

he is twenty-one years old -

Let's get on with the show!

Just hang on a minute

because I have a few words to say -

You always do.

Dad - could we just talk about this

for a second?

I can't hole them much longer, Ben.

You better get out here.

I'd like to discuss this.

This boy - I'm sorry - this young man -

is soon to continue his education

as a Frank Halping-ham Award Scholar -

but before he does -

- before he does -

You're disappointing them, Ben.

You're disappointing them.

Dad - can you listen -

I'll give you ten seconds.

He is going to give us

a practical demonstration of what

I feel safe in saying

is a pretty exciting brithday present -

and it better work

or I'm out over two hundred bucks -

so let's hear it for -

- Benjamin Braddock!

Folks - this remarkable young man

is going to perform

for you some spectacular

and amazing feats of daring in water

that is over six feet deep -

Hello.

I don't quite know how to put this.

Benjamin?

Look - I was thinkg about

that time after the party -

Where are you?

- and I was wondering

if I could buy you a drink or something

Where are you?

Uh - The Taft Hotel.

Did you get a room?

No. Now I know it's pretty late

and if you'd rather -

Give me an hour.

What?

I'll be there in an hour.

Can I help you, sir!

What? Oh - no - I'm just -

Are you here for an affair, sir?

What?

The Singleman party, sir?

Oh - yes. The Singleman party.

It's in the main ballroom.

Ahh - thank you.

Hello.

Hello.

You must be one of the Porters.

No - actually I'm not -

I'd like you to know my sister,

Miss DeWitte -

How do you do?

How do you do, Miss DeWitte?

- and my husband, Mr. Singleman -

Oh - sorry -

Fine, thank you.

That's Jeffrey, of course.

Of course.

I didn't get your name, sir.

Benjamin Braddock, sir.

Braddock - Braddock?

Yes, but I'm afraid -

I'll find your table in a moment.

Braddock. Not Braniff?

We have a Braniff.

No - actually

I'm just looking for a friend.

I'm afraid I don't understand.

I'm not with your party - I'm sorry.

Hey - I don't get it.

I've enjoyed meeting you, Mr. Braniff.

Hello, Benjamin.

Oh. Hello. Hello.

May I sit down?

Of course.

Thank you.

How are you?

Very well. Thank you.

May I have a drink?

A drink? Of course.

He didn't see me.

Waiter!

I will have a martini.

Yes, madam.

You don't have to be so nervous,

you know.

Nervous. Well, I am a bit nervous.

I mean it's - it's pretty hard

to be suave when you're -

Did you get us a room?

What?

Have you gotten us a room yet?

I haven't. No.

Do you want to?

Well - I don't. I mean I could.

Or we could just talk.

Do you want me to get it?

You? Oh no. No. I'll get it.

Do you want to get it now?

Now?

Yes.

Well - I don't know.

Why don't you get it.

Why don't I get it? Well - I will then.

If you'll excuse me.

Yes sir?

A room. I'd like a room, please.

A single room or a double room?

A single. Just for myself, please.

Will you sign the register, please?

Is anything wrong, sir?

What? No. Nothing.

Do you have any luggage, Mister --

Gladstone?

Luggage. Yes. Yes. I do.

Where is it?

What?

Where is your luggage?

Well it's in the car.

It's out there in the car.

Very good, sir.

I'll have a porter bring it in.

Oh no.

Sir?

I mean I'd -

I'd rather not go to the trouble

of brining it all in.

I just have a toothbrush.

I can't get it myself.

If that's all right.

Of course.

I'll have a porter show you the room.

Oh. Well actually,

I'd just as soon find it myself.

I just have the toothbrush to carry up

and I think I can manage it myself.

Whatever you say, sir.

Thank you.

Mrs. Robinson.

Yes?

Thank you.

Hello.

Mrs. Robinson?

Yes?

It's Benjamin.

Yes?

Benjamin Braddock.

Benjamin -- where are you?

Can you look through the glass.

Can you see me now?

Yes, I can.

I got a single room.

That's fine.

But there's one thing.

The desk clerk seemed

to be a little bit suspicious.

I mean - I don't know

what their policy is - but -

Well - do you want to go up first?

Yes - I think that would be good.

I'll be up in five minutes.

Well - goodbye then -

Benjamin.

Yes?

Isn't there something

you want to tell me?

To tell you?

Yes.

Well - I want you to know how much

I appreciate this - really -

The number.

What?

The room number, Benjamin.

I think you ought to tell me that.

Oh? You're absolutely right.

Absolutely. It's 568.

Thank you.

You're welcome. Well -

I'll see you later, Mrs. Robinson.

Check, please

I've got it.

I say I've got it.

Sir?

The toothbrush. I got it all right.

Very good, sir.

Yes. Well - goodnight.

Goodnight, sir.

Hello, Benjamin.

Hello, Mrs. Robinson.

Well?

Well.

Benjamin.

Yes?

I'll get undressed now.

Is that all right?

Sure. Shall I -

I mean shall I just stand here?

I mean -

I don't know what you want me to do.

Why don't you watch?

Oh - sure. Thank you.

Will you bring me a hanger?

What?

A hanger.

Oh - yes. Wood?

What?

Wood or wire? They have both.

Either one will be fine.

Okay.

Will you help me with this, please?

Certainly.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Would this be easier for you

in the dark?

Mrs. Robinson - I can't do this.

You what?

This is all terribly wrong.

Benjamin - Do you find me undesirable?

Oh no, Mrs. Robinson.

I think - I think you're the most

attractive of all my parents' friends.

I mean that. I find you desirable.

But I - for God's sake,

can you imagine my parents?

Can you imagine what they would say

if they just saw us here

in this room right now?

What would they say?

I have no idea, Mrs. Robinson.

But for God's sake.

They brought me up.

They've made a good life for me.

And I think

they deserve better than this.

I think they deserve a little better

than jumping into bed

with the partner's wife.

Are you afraid of me?

No - but look - maybe

we could do something else together.

Mrs. Robinson -

would you like to go to a movie?

Can I ask you a personal question?

Ask me anything you want.

Is this your first time?

Is this - what?

It is, isn't it? It is your first time.

That's a laugh, Mrs. Robinson.

That's really a laugh. Ha ha.

You can admit that can't you?

Are you kidding?

It's nothing to be ashamed of -

Wait a minute!

On your first time -

Who said it was my first time.

That you're afraid -

Wait a minute.

- of being - inadequate -

I mean just because

you happen to be inadequate in one way

Well - I guess I'd better -

Don't move.

Ben - what are you doing?

Well -

I would say that I'm just drifting.

- here - in the pool.

Why?

Well - it's very comfortable -

just to drift here.

Have you thought about graduate school?

No.

Would you mind telling me then -

what were those four years

of college for?

What was the point of

all that hard work?

You got me.

Now listen, Ben.

I think it's a very good thing

that a young man -

after he's done some very good work -

should have a chance to relax

and enjoy himself,

and lie around,

and drink beer and so on.

But after a few weeks

I believe that person

would want to take some stock

in himself and his situation

and start to think about

getting off his ass.

The Robinson's are here.

Hi, Ben. What are you doing

with yourself these days?

Oh - not too much. Taking it easy.

That's what I'd do if I could.

Nothing wrong with that.

Hey Ben,

Elaine's coming down from Berkeley soon

I want you to call her up this time.

I will.

Because I just think you two

would hit it off real well together.

Say hello to Mrs. Robinson, Benjamin.

Hello, Mrs. Robinson.

Hello, Benjamin.

Can I talk to you a minute, son?

Sure.

Benjamin?

I'm going to ask you something

but you don't have to tell me

if you don't want.

What?

Well I'm going to ask you

what you do when you go off at night.

When I go off?

You don't have to tell me

if you don't want.

No, I do. I want to tell you.

I drive around.

What else?

Nothing else?

Well you don't drive around

from midnight

until noon the next day, Benjamin.

Oh, no.

Then what do you do?

Do you meet someone?

Meet someone?

Why did you say that?

Well this is your business, Benjamin.

I don't want to play games with you.

No wait. Wait.

I don't meet anyone, mother,

but why did you say that?

Benjamin, I'm not going to cry

into your affairs,

but I'd rather you didn't say anything

at all than be dishonest.

Goodnight.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Elaine's back from school.

I think it might be a nice gesture

if you asked her out.

I guess she's not good enough

for you, is that it?

Look - Elaine Robinson

and I do not get along.

How do you know?

You haven't seen her since high school.

I guess your evenings,

whatever you do with them,

are just too valuable.

That has nothing to do with it -

I guess I'll just tell Mr. Robinson

that you're just too busy every evening

doing God knows what -

Don't go on like this.

Now if Benjamin absolutely refuses

to take her out -  I do.

then I'll simply invite

all the Robinsons' over

for dinner on Thursday.

Well, Braddock -

it's about time you got around to this

Your wife predicted saying what?

No points, right?

The next question is...

Hello.

...your wife unusual happies?

Come on in. I'm afraid the young lady

isn't quite ready yet -

What would you say to a short one?

Bourbon still your drink?

Think about something

Not shapping her legs

I'll see if she's ready.

Now listen -- this was not my idea.

It was my father's idea.

Benjamin -- I thought I made myself

perfectly clear about this.

Look, we'll go out to dinner and

have a drink and I'll bring her back.

Because it was either that or

a dinner party for the two families.

And I'm afraid

I couldn't quite handle that,

if you don't mind.

I have no intention of ever taking

your precious daughter

out again upset about it.

But I am.

I'm extremely upset about it, Benjamin.

Hello.

Hello.

Well - I want you to keep your wits

about you tonight.

You never know what tricks

Ben picked up back there in the East.

You're living at home now.

Is that right?

Yes.

Do you know what you're going to do?

No.

Are you going to graduate school?

No.

Do you always drive like this?

Yes.

Sit down.

Why don't you watch the show?

Benjamin -

do you dislike me for some reason?

No - why should I?

I don't know.

Elaine - I'm sorry.

Will you take me home now?

I'm sorry I took you in there.

I think I'd better go home now please.

But, Elaine -

Where is the car?

I just want to tell you something.

I want to go home.

But could I just tell you

this one thing?

What?

This whole idea -

this date and everything.

It was my parents idea.

They forced me into it.

Oh - that's very nice of you to tell me

No. What I mean is -

that's why I've been acting this way.

I'm not like this.

I hate myself like this.

Listen - could you stop crying, please?

No, I couldn't.

But could you try?

No.

I've had this feeling -

ever since I've graduate

this - kind of compulsion that

I have to be rude all the time.

Do you know what I mean?

Yes, I do.

It's like I've been playing

some kind of - game -

but the rules don't make

any sense to me -

- they're being made up

by all the wrong people

no - I man no one makes them up,

they seem to have made themselves up.

Say - I wonder if I could request you

to turn that down a little?

Would you like to come in?

I could make some coffee.

No, I mean -

I wouldn't want to wake anyone up.

We won't. Let's go inside.

Wait a minute.

Is anything wrong?

No - I was just thinking

look - it's still early -

we could do something -

go somewhere else.

All right.

Where are we going?

I'm trying to think of

where there's a place

to have a drink around here.

Isn't there one in the Taft Hotel?

What is the matter?

Nothing. I'm just wondering

if they have a bar or not.

I mean let's go see.

Let's go see if they do or not.

Listen, Elaine - it seems to me

that there isn't a bar in here.

I mean - as far as I know.

Of course there is.

Look - The Veranda Room - right there.

Good evening.

Hello, how are you, sir?

Good evening, Mr. Gladstone.

Hello again.

Hi, Mr. Gladstone.

How are you this evening?

Benjamin -

Let's get out of here, Elaine.

Let's go somewhere else -

Benjamin - do they know you?

Of course not.

Good evening, sir.

Mr. Gladstone - how are you?

Come on, Elaine. We're leaving.

Ben - what's happening?

Who is Mr. Gladstone?

I don't know. They must think

I look like this guys Gladstone.

Hello, Mr. Braniff.

Elaine - I like you. I like you so much

Do you believe that?

Do you?

Yes.

You're the first -

you're the first thing

for so long that I've liked.

The first person

I could stand to be with.

I mean my whole life is such a waste.

It's just nothing. I'm sorry.

I'll take you home now.

Benjamin -

are you having an affair with someone?

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. That is not my business.

It just happened.

It was just this thing

that happened along

with everything else.

Can you understand that?

Was she married or something?

Yes.

With a family?

Yes. She had a husband and a son.

Did they ever find out?

No.

And it's all over now.

Yes.

I'm glad.

Can we do something tomorrow?

All right.

During the day?

We'll go for a drive or something.

Okay.

You sure you really want to?

Yes.

Because I wouldn't want you to do

it unless you really wanted to!

I do.

You do.

Benjamin - I really do.

Drive down the block.

Mrs. Robinson -

I have a date with Elaine.

We're going for a drive.

Do exactly what I say.

Now it seems to me -

Listen to me very carefully, Benjamin.

You are not to see Elaine again.

Ever. Those are my orders.

Is that clear?

Mrs. Robinson -

I can make things quite unpleasant.

How?

In order to keep Elaine away from you

I am prepared to tell her everything.

I don't believe you.

Then you'd better start believing me.

I just don't believe you would do that.

Try me.

Elaine!

Elaine?

Benjamin?

I'm coming up.

I'm not dressed yet.

Benjamin - I said I wasn't dressed -

What's the matter?

You've got to go over the back fence

and I'll meet you on the corner.

Benjamin - what's happening?

Hurry up. Put your shoes on.

Benjamin, Benjamin. What are you doing?

Elaine - I have to tell you something.

What is it?

That woman -

What?

That woman. The older woman.

You mean the one who -

The married woman -

it wasn't just some woman -

What are you telling me?

Benjamin, will you please just tell me

what this is all about.

Oh - no.

Elaine -

Oh my God -

Please.

No - don't cry -

GET OUT!

Don't cry.

Get out of here.

Get out!

Goodbye, Benjamin.

Say that again.

I'm going to marry Elaine Robinson.

Well - well - well -

What's happening?

Ben says

he and Elaine are getting married.

I don't believe it.

That's what he says. Right?

I'm going up to Berkeley today.

Oh, Ben - this is so - exciting -

Come on, let's call the Robinsons.

We've got something to celebrate.

No. I think you'll want to wait on that

They don't know?

No - they don't.

Well - when did you decide all this?

About an hour ago.

Wait a minute.

You talked to Elaine this morning?

No. She doesn't know about it.

She doesn't know

that you're coming up to Berkeley?

No. Actually - she doesn't know

about us getting married yet.

When did you two talk this over?

We haven't.

You haven't?

Ben - this whole idea

sounds pretty half-baked.

No - it's not. It's completely baked.

It's a decision I've made.

But what makes you think

she wants to marry you?

She doesn't.

To be perfectly honest,

she doesn't like me.

You a student?

Not exactly.

What's that?

I said - not exactly - no.

What are you then?

Well -

I'm just sort of traveling through.

I like to know who's living in my house

I like to know what my boys are up to.

Ahhh.

I'm not up to much, actually.

I'm just visiting.

I mean -

I've always wanted to see Berkeley.

You're not one of those agitators?

What?

One of those outside agitators.

Oh - no sir.

I hate that. I won't stand for it.

Well -

how about this for a coincidence.

I was wondering where

you were headed.

I'm meeting someone.

Ah. Where?

Where are you meeting this person?

At the Zoo.

The Zoo.

They have a pretty good one here,

do they?

I don't know. I've never seen it.

Oh. Well, I haven't either.

I might just ride out there with you.

Is that him over there?

No.

Where did he say

he was going to meet you?

I thought he said by the monkey house.

Oh.

Benjamin - I would like to know

what you're doing here.

Here? In Berkeley?

Yes.

Well, I have this very pleasant room

on Carter Street

and I've been getting to some classes

But you're not enrolled.

No. I just sit in.

They don't seen to mind.

They've been very congenial about it.

Benjamin - you're -

I don't know what to say - you're --

Maybe we could get together some time

and talk about it.

- really incredible -

Here he comes.

What?

I've got a real feeling that

this is the fellow.

Elaine!

He certainly is a good walker.

Am I late? I'm sorry.

We thought you said by the monkey house

This is Benjamin Braddock. Carl Smith.

Benjamin rode here with me on the bus.

Glad to meet you, Ben.

Great meeting you, Carl.

Swell seeing you. Have a good time.

Who is it?

I want to ask you a question

and then I'm going.

Come in.

No. I want to know

why you're here in Berkeley.

Because - I am.

Is it because I'm here?

What do you think?

I think it is.

I said I think it is.

All right then! Yes!

Well, I want you to leave.

Well - I love you.

How could you do that, Benjamin?

Do you just hate everything?

How could you possibly rape my...

What?

I don't understand -

Did you say rape her?

- how you - how anyone

could do a thing like that.

What did she say?

Let me go.

You've got to tell me what she said.

Why?

Because it isn't true.

I have to go now.

Tell me.

She said she was having a drink

in the hotel with a friend.

You waited for her

in the parking lot and told her

she was too drunk to drive home

and that you would get her

a room for the night.

Then what?

Then you took her upstairs

and you raped her.

Elaine - that is not what happened.

What happened was there

was this party at my parents.

I drove your mother home -

then we went upstairs

to see your portrait -

Don't tell me

and when we got up in the room

she started taking her

clothes off - and

Benjamin - this is my mother!

suddenly there she was without

any clothes on

I mean really naked

What's going on in there?

hello, Mr. McCleery.

Who screamed?

It's all right, Mr. McCleery.

Screaming isn't all right.

Not in my house it isn't.

It was just a visitor.

But it's all right now.

What did you do to her?

Look she's all right.

She's upset and she screamed.

But she's okay now.

Shall I get the cops?

What?

I'll get the cops.

Hey - wait a minute. Now damn it - look

See she's just having some water.

Now there's no need

for the cops or anything.

All right, boys -

I think you can get back to your rooms.

I don't think

we'll have any more of this agitation.

Will we, Braddock?

No, sir.

I want you out of here.

Mr. McCleery?

You heard me. Out of here.

What for?

Because I don't like you.

I'm sorry I screamed.

Benjamin, when you came up here,

what did you think

was going to happen between us?

Elaine - right now

I don't feel like talking much.

I'm sorry about everything

but I think I'll just do this now.

Can I just sit here

while you're packing?

What are you going to do now?

I don't know.

Are you going home?

No.

Well - where are you going?

Elaine - you're going to have

to stop asking me that.

I don't want you to leave tomorrow.

I don't understand.

I don't want you to go anywhere

until you have a definite plan.

Goodbye.

What's happening?

Benjamin?

What?

Will you kiss me!

Will you marry me?

You won't?

I don't know.

But you might.

I might.

Is that so? You might marry me?

Yes.

When?

I don't know.

How about tomorrow?

I don't mean to be pushy but -

I don't know.

I don't know what's happening.

You mean you're confused?

Well - look - don't be confused.

We're getting married.

I don't see how we can.

We just can.

I have to go back now.

Elaine - are you serious about this?

I'll think about it.

You really will?

Yes.

Good God!

We could go down

and get our blood tests tomorrow.

Tomorrow?

Or this afternoon.

It's a good day for it.

Benjamin -

I haven't even said I'll marry you yet.

We'll need our Birth Certificates.

I happen to have mine with me.

Where's yours?

I just don't think it would work.

Why wouldn't it?

Why wouldn't it?

I just don't think it would...

Tomorrow then - can we get

our blood tests tomorrow morning?

Why don't you just drag me off

if you want to marry me so much?

Why don't I just drag you off?

All right - I will.

Right after we get the blood tests.

Well - I have to see Carl first.

Carl who?

Carl who?

Carl Smith. He's a medical student.

We've known him for years.

Who - that guy at the Zoo?

Yes.

Why do you have to see him?

Well -- I said I might marry him.

You what?

How did he do it?

Did he get down on his knees?

He didn't get down on his knees, I hope

No, Benjamin.

Well, what did he say? I'm curious.

He said he thought

we'd make a pretty good team.

Oh no. He said that.

Shhhh.

Where did he do it?

I'd like to know where it happened?

It wasn't in his car, was it?

Goodnight.

Are we getting married tomorrow?

No.

The day after tomorrow?

I don't know.

Maybe we are and maybe we aren't.

Do you want to try

and tell me why you did it?

Mr. Robinson?

Do you have a special grudge against me

Do you feel a particularly

strong resentment for me?

No, it's not that at all --

Is there something

I've said that's caused this contempt?

Or is it just the things

I stand for that you despise?

It was nothing to do with you, sir.

Well, Ben,

it was quite a bit to do with me.

Now look - please

Ben, I think

we're two civilized human beings.

Do you think

it's necessary to threaten each other?

I am not threatening you.

Do you want to unclench

your fists, please?

Thank you.

I can see in the dark, you know.

I've been here quite a while.

I am trying to tell you

I have no personal feelings about you,

Mr. Robinson.

I am trying to tell you

I do not resent you.

You don't respect me

terribly much either, do you?

No, I don't.

Don't shout at me, Ben.

I may not as young as you

but I still have good hearing

Mr. Robinson

Have the decency till I finish

I do think you should know

the consequences of what you've done.

I do think you should know that my wife

and I are getting a divorce soon.

But why?

Why?

Listen to me. We got -

we got into bed with each other.

But it was nothing.

It was nothing at all.

We might - we might just as well

have been shaking hands.

Shaking hands.

Well, that's not saying much

for my wife, is it?

You miss the point.

The point is - I don't love your wife.

I love your daughter, sir.

All right, now listen to this.

I don't know if I can prosecute or not

but I think maybe I can.

In the light of what's happened I think

maybe I can get you behind bars

if you ever look at my daughter again.

I have seen Elaine

and I have spent the afternoon

taking steps to insure...

Stay away from me, Ben!

I don't want to mice words with you.

As far as Elaine's concerned

you're to get her out of

your filthy mind right now.

Is that perfectly clear to you?

That's all, Ben.

You'll pardon me

if I don't shake hands with you.

I think you are filth.

I think you are scum.

You are a degenerate!

Mr. McCleery - do you have some change?

I need to use the phone?

I want you out of here.

Look - I'll give you

ten dollars for a dime

I'll give you twenty - for God's sake,

will you let me use tha phone?

I am going to call the police now.

Could I make one phone call first?

Get out!

Elaine Robinson has left school.

Her roommate is coming down

with a note for you.

Dear Benjamin - Please forgive me.

because I know what I am doing

is the best thing for you.

My father is so upset

you've got to understand.

I love you,

but it would never work out.

Elaine?

Hello, Benjamin.

Where is she?

Hello. Get me the police, please.

Where is Elaine?

I'll be with you in a moment, Benjamin.

Do you have a patrol car

in the vicinity of

twelve hundred Glenview Road?

We have a burglar here. Good.

Just a second. I'll ask him.

Are you armed?

No - I don't believe he is. Thank you.

What have you done to her?

I think we have everything quite

under control now Benjamin.

Would you like

a quick drink before you go?

You can't stop me from seeing her

Mrs. Robinson. I'll find her.

I'm sorry we won't be able

to invite you to the wedding,

Benjamin, but the arrangements

have been so rushed

What the hell have you done!

I don't think you'll lhave time

for that drink after all.

I'll find her.

I don't think so.

Say - fellows

Do any of you fellows know

where Carl Smith is?

He took off in the middle

of the night to get married.

Probably one step ahead of the shotgun.

Do you happen to know

where he's getting married?

I'm supposed to be there.

Why don't you ask Carter?

Would you happen to know

where I might find him?

Hey, Carter - where's

the Make Out King getting married?

Santa Barbara.

You don't happen to know

exactly where the Make Out King

is supposed to be there.

I don't know.

Maybe at his old man's home.

You going to the wedding?

Yes.

Give the bride a message for me.

Tell her to act surprised.

Can I use the phone?

Yeah.

Hello - who is this?

This is Dr. Smith's answering service.

Is the doctor anywhere?

I'm afraid the doctor

can't be reached right now.

If you'd like to leave your

I have to know where he is.

Well - you see -

the doctor is at his son's wedding,

but I'm sure it's over by now.

He should be checking in any moment

Listen to me. I am Dr. Smith's brother

Reverend Smith

and I am supposed

to perform the ceremony.

I just got in - from - Portland -

and I've forgotten what church

you see?

Well - I'm not sure -

but you might try

the First Presbyterian.

That's on Allan Street.

Thank you.

Allan Street. Where is it?

Six blocks up - three blocks over.

You need any gas, Father?

Oh, Jesus - God - no

No!

Elaine - Elaine!

Who is that guy? What's he doing?

I'll take care of him.

He's too late.

Ben!

You are crazy punk

Come on - don't faint.

Get out of my way!

Elaine - it's too late.

Not for me.

Move!