The Theatre - Kellerman, Jonathan
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Ah, that wipes the smile off your face, the thought of your He angel having a dirty- Shut up before I-
Before you what? Beat me up? Kill me? Go ahead. I'll come back to haunt you, dance on your grave. Enough.
Not enough, Charles. It's never enough, because you're a king, lying bastard who wants to give away what's mine to some little slut because she's convinced him she's the fucking
Virgin Mary or something. What do you think, you stupid bastard. she doesn't have one too? How do you think she got into med school? Got on her knees for some admissions officer and-
Shut your goddamned filthy mouth. The truth hurts, doesn't it?
Listen, you stupid, drunken moron! She got into med school because she was a straight-A student, summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, and has more brains in her little finger than you have in your entire alcohol-besotted brain. A straight-A slurper.
All right, Christina, I'm not going to let you get to me. You're jealous of Sarah because she's a fabulous specimen and she threatens you.
She's a little hook-nosed bitch, just like her mother. Her mother's a first-class lady. I should have stayed with her.
Then why didn't you?
God only knows.
God knows, all right. Jesus knows. That you're a hypocrite and a fucking liar. She was frigid and boring and hairy. You wanted smooth white legs, some nice shiksa pussy, come in the Virgin Mary's mouth-wanted it so bad that you took me right in the examining room, all those patients still in the waiting room, and raped me, you bastard!
If any raping went on, it was you that did it-
Raped me and used me. Now you want to give what I earned-my blood money-to your hook-nosed bitch.
Enough, I'm tired. I have to operate early.
You're tired? I'm tired too. Of your bullshit. Giving her all those clothes and that trip-she's already spoiled rotten
She's a great kid and she deserves it. Discussion ended.
She slurps, just like her mother.
Her mother gave me a first-class kid.
And me? What did I give you? Tore myself up-I've never been the same!
Tore yourself? That's a laugh. You had a pelvis someone could drive a truck through.
It tore me, you fucking bastard. What did I give you, you fucking bastard?
A weirdo.
Fuck you!
He's a weird kid, Christina. No two ways about it.
Listen to me, you fucking kike. He's beautiful-that hair, like a Greek god! Those dreamy eyes. A small, straight nose. And tall-he's already your size, going to be taller than you going to be able to beat the shit out of you when I tell him to, to protect his mama.
He's weird, Christina-got all of your weird genes. Ever try to talk to him? Course not-how could you? Too damn pickled-
Fuck you, he's beaut-
Try it some time, you drunken moron. Say hello and catch the weird smile he gives you. He's like you-bizarre, stays in his room all day, all night. God knows what he does in there He's studying. He's an intellectual-it's in his eyes. Studying what? He's flunking out of school, hasn't gotten better than a D in three years. But you wouldn't know about that, would you? The headmaster doesn't call you-nobody calls you because everyone knows you're too drunk to talk. They call me. Teachers, counselors, every one of them thinks he's weird. The headmaster called me last week. In fact, I had to bribe him with a new science lab to keep your beautiful kid from getting booted out.
Did you tell the headmaster he had a crazy, cruel father who never paid any attention to him or to his mother, whom he raped? That his father killed Jesus and wanted to kill his wife, too, so he could fuck candy-stripers? Did you tell him-
No friends, no attention span, sits in class all day staring off into space-your genes, all the way, Christina. God only knows if he can overcome it. The headmaster suggested that he get psychiatric help. I talked to Emil Diefenbach-he works with a few teenagers, said he'd be happy to meet him.
You're not taking him to any kike head-shrinker.
I'll take him anywhere I damn well please. Not my son.
He's a goddamned weirdo, Christina-that's what you gave me a freak. Maybe he can be helped, I don't know. I'm going to give it a shot.
Over my dead body, you filthy, scheming bastard. All you want is to destroy him-poison his brain the way you poisoned mine, take away his share so you can give all of it to your hook-nosed-
Pathetic.
-bitch. I won't let you!
And how do you propose to stop me? I'll get a lawyer. A mother has rights. You're no mother. You're nothing, Christina. You haven't been a mother-or anything else-for a long time. I'm his parent. Jesus put me here to protect him. I'm his parent too. The only sane one he's got. Don't you dare mess with his head, you bastard! Good night, Christina.
He's not yours to mess with, you bastard! There's not an ounce you in him!
Discussion closed, Christina. Get out of my way. Take a good look at him, you bastard! His hair, his nose - there's no kike in him. He's not yours.
If only it were true. Let go of my arm.
It's true, you stupid kike bastard. He's not yours-he's Schwann's!
(Silence.)
He's Schwann's, you asshole. Don't you see the resemblance?
What the hell are you talking about?
Ah, now he's upset, now he wants to kill me. Get away from me-I'll scream.
I said, what are you talking about, Christina?
The summer Schwann stayed with us, he had me every day is what I'm talking about. We did it in the house, on the beach, in the pool!
(Silence.)
Take a good look at him. Remember Schwann's face. Strong resemblance, isn't it, Charles?
Absurd.
You were absurd, Charles. Playing hotshot doctor, giving Schwann your pompous speeches about surgery and its place in society, thinking he was looking up to you and thought you were so hot, calling you Herr Doktor Professor, and all the time it was me he was after. I was the reason he kept kissing up to you, telling you how goddamned wonderful you were. The moment you walked out the door and left him here with your books, I was Johnny-on-the-spot and we were climbing all over each other and loving it and he gave me a beautiful baby with no filthy kike blood in it, SO STAY AWAY FROM HIM, YOU BASTARD, DON'T YOU DARE TOUCH HIM, HE'S NOT YOURS!
(Silence. Heavy footsteps.)
Ah! Now he's quiet, walking off with his tail tucked between his legs. Now he's got nothing snotty to say!
The shithead will be proud of you," said Shmeltzer as he entered the conference room. "Is this communication going to be horizontal or vertical?"
"Diagonal," said Daniel. He was tacking a map of Jerusa-lem and its exurbs onto the wall next to the blackboard. The spots where both victims had been dumped were circled in red crayon. as was the cave.
Shmeltzer took his place at the table. He nodded at the Chinaman and Daoud while reaching for the coffeepot. Jt was eight in the morning, twenty hours after the discovery of the bloody rock. The room was on the ground floor of Head-quarters, white-walled and refrigerated by an overexuberant air conditioner.
Daniel finished hanging the map and picked up a pointer, Shmeltzer passed him the coffeepot and he filled his cup. The Chinaman and Daoud lit up. The cold air filled quickly with smoke and tension.
"Where Cohen?" Daniel asked the Chinaman. "Don't know. He was supposed to meet me at seven, do a walk-through of the Armenian Quarter. I haven't seen him or heard from him."
'Ah, the vagaries of youth," said Shmeltzer. He filled his cup, took a long swallow.
"We can't afford vagaries," said Daniel. He picked up the phone. left a message with the switchboard for Samal Cohen to call in immediately, then hung up, irritated. Just when he'd thought the kid was shaping up. So much for flexibility.
"Let's begin," he said, tapping the pointer to the map.
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