Good Will Hunting · written by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck · 1997

Sean packs his office while Lambeau tries to resume their friendship.

Scene 112 of 127 · ≈ 1 min on screen · Act three

Lambeau
Sean

Act oneAct two

Begins 2:07 into a 2:11 film

The story so farBefore scene 112

When MIT professor Gerald Lambeau discovers that janitor Will Hunting is a gifted mathematician, a court deal lets Will work with Lambeau and therapist Sean Maguire; Will must risk intimacy and choose a life beyond the defenses that have kept him safe.

Scenes 1–16
Will is a brilliant janitor, fiercely loyal to his South Boston friends and protected by routine.
Scenes 17–31
Lambeau's discovery and the court deal confront Will with an ability and a future he cannot keep hidden.
Scenes 32–46
Will enters therapy and the academic world while beginning a relationship with Skylar.
Scenes 47–82
He tests intimacy and professional opportunity while using jokes, anger and silence to stay in control.
Scenes 83–91
Will proves he can refuse a prestigious job, but the refusal does not yet tell him what he wants.
Scenes 92–97
He loses Skylar's trust and collides with Lambeau and Sean over a future he has avoided choosing.
Scenes 98–110
Back among the memories and streets that shaped him, Will faces the abuse behind his defenses.
Just before
Scene 109
The friends leave together and sing to Will instead of turning their old threats into violence.
Scene 110
Sean tells Will the abuse was not his fault; Will finally breaks through his defenses and accepts the comfort.
Scene 111
Will leaves Sean's office and tells Lambeau to stop directing his life.
Scene 112
This scene

112INT. SEAN'S OFFICE -- DAY

Sean is packing his office. Lambeau opens the door.

LAMBEAU

Hello, Sean.

SEAN

Come in.

LAMBEAU

Sean...

SEAN

(a beat)

Me too.

A moment.

LAMBEAU

So I hear you're taking some time.

SEAN

Yeah. Summer vacation. Thought I'd

travel some. Maybe write a little

bit.

LAMBEAU

Where're you going?

SEAN

I don't know. India maybe.

LAMBEAU

Why there?

SEAN

Never been.

Lambeau nods.

LAMBEAU

Do you know when you'll be back?

SEAN

(picks up a flyer from his desk)

I got this mailer the other day. Class

of Sixty-five is having this event in

six months.

LAMBEAU

I got one of those too.

SEAN

You should come. I'll buy you a drink.

Lambeau smiles.

LAMBEAU

Sean...

A beat.

LAMBEAU (cont'd)

The drinks at those things are free.

Sean smiles.

SEAN

Hell, I know that.

Both men laugh.

LAMBEAU

How about one now?

SEAN

Sounds good.

They start to walk out.

SEAN (cont'd)

It's on you though, until eight o'clock

tonight when I win my money.

Sean pulls out his lottery ticket. They start out down the hall.

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