      Later, the girls compare notes on the stalker, and when Catherine's dad calls yet again, she mentions him. Before she can finish her sentence, he's already running towards his red sports car. Tom hastily explains to his wife about a "Peeping Tom" (note the name!) at the girl's place. "Shouldn't the police do that?" she wonders. "It may come to that" he tells her. Tom arrives at the condo, and Catherine tries to deflate the situation: "Well, it's hard to tell from here if he was really looking at us or I was just being paranoid. But I guess that's true with a lot of things, huh?" Amanda says she didn't see the "Peeping Tom"'s face. Tom: "But he walked away as soon as he looked at you, right?" Amanda's flustered by the irony--he's concerned about a stalker who won't take no for an answer, while he's doing the exact same thing himself. She gets ready to leave. "I'll walk you to your car!" says Tom.  Amanda: "How about we do it right here, right now, but you have to promise me you won't bother me anymore after this." He makes no promises, but accepts the dare of risky sex right near his daughter's apartment. Though Catherine didn't hear the details of their conversation, she got the idea they were friendly. She asks her boyfriend if he thinks it's possible her dad has a crush on Amanda. "Who knows? Any man could get a crush on a good body," he says, eyeing hers up and down.   |
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