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redone.

（Smilingserenely）

（REXlookswithdisbeliefathiswife.）

（takenback）Ofcourse.

（BREEwalksoffwiththebaskets,leavingtherestofthemstunned.REXisliterallyopen-mouthedwithdisbelief.）

（Cutto:

EXT.MAYERHOUSE-PORCH---DAY）

（SUSANandherdaughterJULIEcomesoutoftheirfrontdoor.SUSANholdsaflat,rectangulardishcoveredintinfoil.Thewindblowsthefoiloff;

SUSANsnatchesitbackandrecoversthedishassheandJULIEwalkdownthepathway.

NARRATOR:

SusanMayer,wholivesacrossthestreet,broughtmacaroniandcheese.HerhusbandKarlalwaysteasedherabouthermacaroni,sayingitwas

theonlythingsheknewhowtocook,andsherarelymadeitwell.ItwastoosaltythenightsheandKarlmovedintotheirnewhouse.

（Flashbackto:

SUSANandKARLsittingattheirkitchentable,laughingandsmiling.JULIE,asababy,issittingbetweenthem.）

ItwastoowaterythenightshefoundlipstickonKarl'

sshirt.

SUSANthrowsatowelatKARL,whocatchesitandthrowsitontheground,astheyyellateachother.JULIE,asatoddler,sitstherewatchingherparentsargue.）NARRATOR:

SheburneditthenightKarltoldherhewasleavingherforhissecretary.

SUSANandJULIEatabout13,sitsatthetable,themacaroniandcheeseinthemiddle,untouched.KARLcomesdownthestairscarryingsuitcases,andleavesviathekitchendoor.SUSANstartscrying,asJULIErubsherarm.）

（Endofflashback.Resumetopresent.）

Ayearhadpassedsincethedivorce.Susanwasstartingtothinkhowniceitwouldbetohaveamaninherlife,evenonewhowouldmakefunofhercooking.JULIE:

Mom,whywouldsomeonekillthemselves?

SUSAN:

Well,sometimespeoplearesounhappytheythinkit'

stheonlywaytheycansolvetheirproblems.

JULIE:

ButMrs.Youngalwaysseemedhappy.

Yeah,sometimespeoplepretendtobeonewayontheoutsideandthey'

retotallydifferentontheinside.

OhyoumeanhowDad'

sgirlfriendisalwayssmilingandsaysnicethingsbutdeepdownyoujustknowshe'

sabitch.

Idon'

tlikethatword,Julie.Butyeah,that'

sagreatexample.

YOUNGHOUSE-LIVINGROOM--WAKE---DAYSUSANandJULIEwalkinthefrontdoor.SUSANputsthedishdownonthetableandtakesthetin

foiloff.JULIEjoinstheteenagegroupstandingnexttothetable.）

Hey,what'

sgoingon?

YOUNGHOUSE-KITCHEN--WAKE---DAYSUSANwalksin,dumpingthetinfoilinthebin.BREE,GABRIELLEandLYNETTEaresittingaroundatthe

kitchentable.LYNETTEisholdingthebaby.）

SorryI'

mlate.

GABRIELLE:

HiSusan.

LYNETTE:

（smilesatSUSAN）Hey.

（BREElooksupatSUSAN,lookingupset.SUSANtakesherplaceatthetable,andlooksattheoneemptychairinthetable,whereMARYALICEusedtosit.Shepicksupthecoffeepot,andstartspouringcoffeeintoamug.Wefollow

thestreamofcoffeeintothemug.）

Thesamestreamofcoffeebeingpouredintoamug.SUSANlooksupatMARYALICE,whoispouringcoffeeintoSUSAN'

Smug.MARYALICEsitsbackdowninherseatandputsdownthecoffeejug.）

MARYALICE（toSUSAN）:

So?

WhatdidKarlsaywhenyouconfrontedhim?

You'

lllovethis,hesaiditdoesn'

tmeananything,itwasjustsex.

（Theyallgroan.）

Ohyes,pageoneofthephilanderer'

shandbook.

Yeah,andthenhegotthisZenlookonhisface,andhesaid,youknowSusan,mostmenlivelivesofquietdesperation.

Pleasetellmeyoupunchedhim.

No,Isaid,really?

Andwhatdomostwomenlead,livesofnoisyfulfillment?

（raiseshereyebrows）Hmm.

MARYALICE:

Goodforyou.

Imean,ofallpeople,didhehavetobanghissecretary?

Ihad

thatwomanoverforbrunch.GABRIELLE:

It'

slikemygrandmotheralwayssaid,

anerectpenisdoesn'

thaveaconscience.

Eventhelimponesaren'

tthatethical.

ThisishalfthereasonIjoinedtheNRA.（SUSANlooksather.）Well,whenRexstartedgoingtothosemedicalconferences,Iwantedatthebackofhismindthathehadalovingwifeathome,withaloadedSmithandWesson.

Lynnie?

Tom'

salwaysawayonbusiness.Doyoueverworryhemight..?

Oh,please,theman'

sgottenmepregnantthreetimesinfouryears.Iwishhewashavingsexwithsomeoneelse.（Smiles）

SoSusan,ishegoingtostopseeingthatwoman?

tknow.（Smiles,tearingup）I'

msorryyouguys,Ijust...Ijustdon'

tknowhowI'

mgoingtosurvivethis.

Listentome.（PutsherhandonSUSAN'

shand）Weallhavemomentsofdesperation.Butifwecanfacethemheadon,that'

showwefindoutjusthowstrongwereallyare.

（SUSANputsherotherhandontopofMARYALICE'

shand,smilingather.）

Susan?

Susan.（SUSANwithdrawsherhandfromthesamepositionfromtheflashback.）IwasjustsayingPaulwantsustogooveronFriday.Heneeds

ustogothroughMaryAlice'

scloset,andhelppackupherthings.Hesayshecan'

tfacedoingitbyhimself.

Sure,that'

sfine.

AreyouOK?

Yeah.I'

mjustsoangry.IfMaryAlicewashavingproblems,sheshouldhavecometous;

sheshouldhaveletushelpher.

Whatkindofproblemscouldshehavehad?

Shewashealthy,hadagreathome,anicefamily.Herlifewas?

-

-ourlife.

No,ifMaryAlicewashavingsomesortofcrisis,we'

dhaveknown.Shelives50feetaway,forgod'

ssakes.

Gabby,thewomankilledherself.Somethingmust'

vebeengoingon.

（Theyalllookdownandconsiderthispoint,asPAUL,unseen,leansagainstthelivingroomdoorway,eavesdroppingontheirconversation.Hesipshisdrink,lookingveryshiftyandsuspicious,likeheknowsmorethanhe'

slettingon.）

YOUNGHOUSE-DININGROOM--WAKE---DAY）

（Foodissetoutonthetablebuffet-style.SUSANwalksintotheroom,

whereMIKEisspooningsomeofSUSAN'

smacaroniandcheeseontohisplate）

Oh,Iwouldn'

teatthatifIwereyou.

MIKE:

Why?

Imadeit,trustme.（MIKEpreparestotakeabite）Hey,hey,doyouhaveadeathwish?

No,Ijustrefusetobelievethatanybodycanscrewupmacaroniandcheese.

（MIKEtakesabiteofthemacaroni,asSUSANgesturesapologetically,smiling.）

Ohmygod.（Makesaface）Howdidyou?

Ittasteslikeit'

sburntandundercooked.

Yeah,Igetthatalot.Hereyougo.

（SUSANgetsatissueandgivesittohim,ashespitshismouthfulofmacaroniandcheeseintothetissue.）

Thanks.I'

mMikeDelfino,IjustrentedouttheSim'

shousenextdoor.

SusanMayer,Iliveacrossthestreet.

Ohyeah,Mrs.Hubertoldmeaboutyou,saidyouillustratechildren'

sbooks.

YeahI'

mverybigwiththeunder5set.（MIKElaughs）Whatdoyoudo?

Plumber.Soifyoueverhaveaclog.Orsomething.

（laughs）Nowthateverybody'

sseenthatI'

vebroughtsomething,Ishouldprobablyjustthrowthisout.

（JULIElooksovertoseeSUSANandMIKEflirtingwitheachother,smiles.

SUSANtakesthedishofmacaroniandwalksoff.MIKEwatchesherassheleaves.

ShestopsandlooksbackatMIKE.Shesmiles,andthencontinueswalkingtothenextroom.）

INT.YOUNGHOUSE-BACKROOMWINDOWSEAT--WAKE---DAYLYNETTEstruggleswiththebaby,coveringitinablanket.MRS.HUBERhurriesupthe

path,sees

LYNETTEthroughthewindowandcomesin.）

（tobaby）Ow!

Easeup,youlittlevampire.

MRS.HUBER:

Lynette!

I'

vebeenlookingalloverforyou.

Oh.（Smiles,distractedbythebaby）

Areyouawareofwhatyoursonsaredoing?

（LYNETTE'

ssmiledropsinstantly）

EXT.YOUNGHOUSE-POOLSIDE---DAYTheSCAVOkidsareswimminginthepool,splashing,generallymakinglotsofnoise.Theirniceshoesand

clothesarediscardedatthepoolside.）

SCAVOkids:

Stop.Arrrggggh.Hah!

（LYNETTEhurriesdownthepathtothepoolsideholdingthebaby.Shestopsatthepoolside,appalledatwhatshesees.）

Whatareyoudoing!

?

Weareatawake!

PRESTON:

Whenwegothere,yousaidwecouldgointhepool.

（crouchesdown）Isaidyoucouldgobythepool.Doyouhaveyourswimsuitson?

PORTER:

Yeah,weputthemonunderourclothesjustbeforeweleft.

Youthreeplannedthis?

Alright,that'

sit.Getout!

No!

No?

Iamyourmother.YouhavetodowhatIsay.Comeon.

Wewannaswimandyoucan'

tstopus.

（LYNETTElooksaroundatthewholeneighborhoodwatching,helpless.TheSCAVOkidsallfloatinthewater,theirarmscrossedindefiance.Seeingthis,LYNETTEraiseshereyebrowandsetsherfacewithangryresolve.）

（givesthebabytoamanstandingnearby）Here.