ET Elizabeth Tavino
[phone rings and she answers it]
Hello? [no answer] Hello? [still no answer] Cut the crap, I know it's you. What do you want? It is you, isn't it?
[on a payphone]
Yeah. Yeah, it's me.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
You got to stop calling me.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
Yes, I know it's her birthday. What do you want?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
What are you talking about?
I just...I want to let you know that I'm coming home for her birthday.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
You're not coming here.
Listen Beth. I got to see you.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
No. No you listen to me. This is my house now. I pay the rent. You don't even pay child support. You just can't walk in and out whenever you feel like.
Don't talk like that, Beth. I have to come home. I have to bring her present.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
You know you can't come here.
MG Mexican gangbanger 1
Hey. Hey! [points that Foster is at the phonebooth] It's him! It's him, man!
ET Elizabeth Tavino
This isn't your home anymore.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
She's doing just fine without you.
MG Mexican gangbanger 2
Get out of the car!
Angie Come on, man. It's **** broad daylight, man! This shit ain't worth it!
MG Mexican gangbanger 2
Get the **** out of the car now! [the gang start loading their weapons as Angie steps out of the car]
ET Elizabeth Tavino
Don't. I'll call the police if I have to.
MG Mexican gangbanger 2
Go, go, go!
I'm coming home, Beth. I'm coming home. [he hangs up, and the Mexican gang try to shoot Foster, but hits several bystanders instead, missing him].
ET Elizabeth Tavino
You sure you don't want something? Coffee, soda, something?
OS Officer Springer
No thank you, ma'am.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
I feel kind of stupid about this whole thing.
OS Officer Springer
Better safe than sorry.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
Yeah that's what I thought.
OS Officer Springer
You have a restraining order against your husband?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
Ex-husband. Yeah, he'd show up on the wrong day, or in the middle of the night pounding on the door, stuff like that. Thing is. He has this horrendous temper and I just didn't know if a restraining order was a good idea and if it'd do more harm than good. But the judge said we should make an example of him. So he can't come within 100 feet of us. Or is it yards? Which is it? Feet or yards?
OS Officer Springer
That's up to the judge.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
Really? I thought it was a set thing.
OS Officer Springer
No, it's at his discretion.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
That's interesting.
OS Officer Springer
Does he drink?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
[pause]
Oh, I thought you meant the judge. No, I wouldn't say so.
OS Officer Springer
Do drugs?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
Oh, no.
OS Officer Springer
But he has a propensity for violence?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
Yeah, I think you can say that.
OS Officer Springer
Did he strike the little girl?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
Well, no.
OS Officer Springer
Did he strike you?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
Not exactly.
OS Officer Springer
Not exactly?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
You know, there were times when I thought he was going to. But i just didn't want until he got around to it. It's hard to explain. He could, I think.
OS Officer Springer
You think?
OS Officer Springer
Ma'am, we're gonna take off now.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
You are? Really?
OS Officer Springer
It doesn't look like your husband's gonna show. What would probably happen was he came to his senses that he realize he could get into a lot of trouble if he harassed you. What I think you should do is call your lawyer and tell him about it.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
Well, it's one of those services. I didn't have much money.
OS Officer Springer
Well, call them. And tell them to call your husband's lawyer. Make it official. In the meantime, lock up. And if anything else happens, give us a call.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
[phone rings and she answers it]
Hello?
[calling from the surplus store basement after just killing the Nazi]
So who were you talking to a while ago?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
You're just trying to scare me.
[now dressed in army fatigues]
Am I succeeding?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
No, you're not succeeding. So you might as well just stop it. And you're not scaring me out of my own house. And you're not coming here.
Oh, but I am. I'm on my way. You can count on that. I've passed the point of no return, Beth. You know when that is? That's the point in a journey where it's longer to go back to the beginning than it is to continue to the end. It's like...Do you remember when those astronauts got in trouble when they were going to the moon and something went wrong? I don't know, somebody screwed up and they had to get them back to Earth, but they had passed the point of no return. So, they had to go all the way around the moon to get back, and they were out of contact for hours. Everybody waited breathlessly to see if a bunch of dead guys in a can would pop out the other side, and that's me. I'm on the other side of the moon now, out of contact, and everybody's just going to have to wait until I pop out.
ET Elizabeth Tavino
The police are here.
Did you know that in certain South American countries it's still legal to kill your wife if she insults you?
ET Elizabeth Tavino
[frightened]
They're here right now! I'm looking at one right now!
Put them on the phone. [Elizabeth hangs up instead]