Good Will Hunting scene 34: INT. PSYCHOLOGIST'S OFFICE -- CONTINUOUS

34INT. PSYCHOLOGIST'S OFFICE -- CONTINUOUS

Will sits in a well decorated Psychologist's Office. Across from Will sits the same PSYCHOLOGIST, HENRY LIPKIN (40), from the book. They are in mid-session.

WILL

That's why I love stock-car racin'.

That Dale Ernhart's real good.

PSYCHOLOGIST

Now you know Will, and I know, what

you need to be doing. You have a gift.

WILL

I could work the pit maybe, but I could

never drive like Dale Ernhart--

PSYCHOLOGIST

--you have a quality-- something you

were born with, that you have no control

over- and you are, in a sense, hiding

that by becoming a janitor. And I'm

not saying that's wrong. I'm friends

with the janitor that works in my

building. He's been to my house for

dinner. As a matter of fact I did

some free consultation for "Mike" --

that's not his real name. That's in

my book.

WILL

Yeah, I read your book. "Mike" had the

same problems as "Chad" the stockbroker.

PSYCHOLOGIST

Yes. The pressures you feel, and again, I

am neither labeling nor judging them,

are keeping you from fulfilling your

potential -- you're in a rut. So stop

the Tom Foolery -- the Shenanigan's,

Will.

WILL

You're right. I know.

PSYCHOLOGIST

Will, your not getting off that easy.

WILL

No, but, I mean you know...I do other

things. That no one knows about.

PSYCHOLOGIST

Like what, Will?

WILL

I go places, I interact.

PSYCHOLOGIST

What places?