Still Breathing

Still Breathing

Still Breathing

The Tree Man

Fletcher McBracken

Man in Alley

Formosa Bartender

Elaine

Tomas De Leon

Brigitte

Little Girl in Dream

Ida, Fletcher's Grand Mother

Cameron

Slammin' Sammy

Man With Painting

Philip

Slightly Elegant Girl

Dress Shop Sales Woman

Little Boy in Dream

Travis Osberger, the Wrong Texan

Birthday Girl

Birthday Girl's Mother

Beer Delivery Man

Jazz Band Leader

Jazz Band

Jazz Band

Jazz Band

Jazz Band

Jazz Band

Jazz Band

Mary

Frances

The stone crafter story that Fletcher tells to Roz is a local legend about La Ventana de Rosa (the Rose Window), at the Mission San José in San Antonio.

Fletcher McBracken, after loosely and raggedly cutting out a women's picture, goes to throw it in a basket, and when it lands in the basket the cut out picture is perfectly and roundly trimmed right up to the image of the women.

Fletcher McBracken: Are you gonna make me stand with my back against the wall, blindfolded, with a cigarette in my mouth?

Ida, Fletcher's Grand Mother: I know. It's more of a curse than a blessing.

Fletcher McBracken: Lemme ask you a question, Phil - and you don't have to answer it if you don't want to. D'you think that every last thread of intelligent life has chosen to huddle in either New York or LA? Or do you really believe that-that this soulless sinkhole has anything to do with real life humanity - namely integrity, compassion, dignity? Y'know what, don't answer that, Phil. Just lemme just give you some advice. Next time you're driving through Texas, you better stay clear of all the trailer parks. And if you *are* driving through Texas, why don't you do it fast - real, *real* fast.