DH - Deleted Scene Transcript + Caps
The deleted Adelle - Anthony scene from Stop Loss in season two. Apologies for quality/facial expression in some of the caps, as well as the random greenish line at the edge of some- my bad.
CLUB
ADELLE: Were you in the services?
ANTHONY: 3rd Battalion 75th Ranger regiment. Sgt. two deployments in Afghanistan
ADELLE: Feeling nostalgic?
ANTHONY: (laugh) I slip these around my neck I know who I am. Srgt Anthony Ceccoli. I know who my commanding officer is, I know all the soldiers who report to me. My life is defined by ten cents worth of aluminum. (drinks beer)
ADELLE: I know some people who'd spend thousands for that.
ANTHONY: I just spent five years in.. in the hospital getting treated for Post Traumatic Stress. They cured me. (laugh) At least that's what they tell me, but uh.. I just- I just feel like something's missing. Like whatever they took out, they just left this big gaping hole, and now I just feel...
ADELLE: Alone.
(long pause)
ANTHONY: Why are you here? This doesn't seem like... your kinda place.
ADELLE: I'm checking up on a friend.
ANTHONY: Well, I came here tonight because something in the back of my brain was telling that a girl was waiting for me. And everything would make sense once I was with her.
ANTHONY: My hotel's around the corner, we can grab a drink- oh listen, I'm sorry- I didn't mean-
ADELLE: We both know I'm not that girl.
And here's the transcript not broken up by pictures.
ADELLE: Were you in the services?
ANTHONY: 3rd Battalion 75th Ranger regiment. Sgt. two deployments in Afghanistan.
ADELLE: Feeling nostalgic?
ANTHONY: (laugh) I slip these around my neck I know who I am. Srgt Anthony Ceccoli. I know who my commanding officer is, I know all the soldiers who report to me. My life is defined by ten cents worth of aluminum. (drinks beer)
ADELLE: I know some people who'd spend thousands for that.
ANTHONY: I just spent five years in.. in the hospital getting treated for Post Traumatic Stress. They cured me. (laugh) At least that's what they tell me, but uh.. I just- I just feel like something's missing. Like whatever they took out, they just left this big gaping hole, and now I just feel...
ADELLE: Alone.
(long pause)
ANTHONY: Why are you here? This doesn't seem like... your kinda place.
ADELLE: I'm checking up on a friend.
ANTHONY: Well, I came here tonight because something in the back of my brain was telling that a girl was waiting for me. And everything would make sense once I was with her.
(Pause where he stares at her hand)
ANTHONY: My hotel's around the corner, we can grab a drink- oh listen, I'm sorry- I didn't mean-
ADELLE: We both know I'm not that girl.
CLUB
ADELLE: Were you in the services?
ANTHONY: 3rd Battalion 75th Ranger regiment. Sgt. two deployments in Afghanistan
ADELLE: Feeling nostalgic?
ANTHONY: (laugh) I slip these around my neck I know who I am. Srgt Anthony Ceccoli. I know who my commanding officer is, I know all the soldiers who report to me. My life is defined by ten cents worth of aluminum. (drinks beer)
ADELLE: I know some people who'd spend thousands for that.
ANTHONY: I just spent five years in.. in the hospital getting treated for Post Traumatic Stress. They cured me. (laugh) At least that's what they tell me, but uh.. I just- I just feel like something's missing. Like whatever they took out, they just left this big gaping hole, and now I just feel...
ADELLE: Alone.
(long pause)
ANTHONY: Why are you here? This doesn't seem like... your kinda place.
ADELLE: I'm checking up on a friend.
ANTHONY: Well, I came here tonight because something in the back of my brain was telling that a girl was waiting for me. And everything would make sense once I was with her.
ANTHONY: My hotel's around the corner, we can grab a drink- oh listen, I'm sorry- I didn't mean-
ADELLE: We both know I'm not that girl.
And here's the transcript not broken up by pictures.
ADELLE: Were you in the services?
ANTHONY: 3rd Battalion 75th Ranger regiment. Sgt. two deployments in Afghanistan.
ADELLE: Feeling nostalgic?
ANTHONY: (laugh) I slip these around my neck I know who I am. Srgt Anthony Ceccoli. I know who my commanding officer is, I know all the soldiers who report to me. My life is defined by ten cents worth of aluminum. (drinks beer)
ADELLE: I know some people who'd spend thousands for that.
ANTHONY: I just spent five years in.. in the hospital getting treated for Post Traumatic Stress. They cured me. (laugh) At least that's what they tell me, but uh.. I just- I just feel like something's missing. Like whatever they took out, they just left this big gaping hole, and now I just feel...
ADELLE: Alone.
(long pause)
ANTHONY: Why are you here? This doesn't seem like... your kinda place.
ADELLE: I'm checking up on a friend.
ANTHONY: Well, I came here tonight because something in the back of my brain was telling that a girl was waiting for me. And everything would make sense once I was with her.
(Pause where he stares at her hand)
ANTHONY: My hotel's around the corner, we can grab a drink- oh listen, I'm sorry- I didn't mean-
ADELLE: We both know I'm not that girl.