Tidwell exits the locker room. Press and media surround him.
Even the grizzled old-time stadium workers reach in to squeeze him, to slap him, to touch him. He works his way to Maguire. They hug. Cameras flash. Tears roll down from beneath his purple shades.
TIDWELL : We did it.
And now, in the middle of this emotional union, a portable phone rings. Both men reach for their porties. It's Maguire's. With anticipation, he answers.
JERRY : Hello.(beat)It's Marcee. She says she couldn't get through on your phone.
Tidwell grabs the phone, and joyously shares the moment with his wife. Jerry watches, as Tidwell leans on his shoulder.
ON SUGAR AND SWENSON (WATCHING THEM)
Bob Sugar watches from nearby wall where he stands with his client, quarterback John Swenson.
SWENSON : Why don't we have that kind of relationship?
198 INT. AIRPORT -- NIGHT
Jerry Maguire sprint's through the empty airport, heading for the last flight out of town. Music.
199 INT. DOROTHY'S LIVING ROOM -- NIGHT
The Divorced Women's Group in session. Laurel stands near the doorway, blowing cigarette smoke into the night. Dorothy is now a part of this group.
DOROTHY : I've listened to you all tell a thousand sob stories, and I have been very judgmental. Frankly, I think you've all been waaaay too comfortable with your pain. Plus, Jan, you always spill your red wine on the couch. (off Jan's guilty look) I've not been fair to you. Women need to stick together, and not depend on the affections of a man to "fix" their lives. Maybe you're all correct. Men are the enemy.
Murmurs of agreement.
DOROTHY : But I still love the enemy.
Murmurs of disappointment.
200 EXT. DOROTHY'S HOUSE -- NIGHT
Jerry exits cab, holding hang-up bag. Looks at the house. On the other side of that window is a world he hopes he's still part of.
201 INT. LIVING ROOM -- NIGHT
Jerry enters. Dorothy's seated toward the back.
JERRY : Hello. I'm looking for my wife.
Dorothy looks up, robbed of words. Stunned, she does not move.
JERRY : All right. If this is where it has to happen, then this is where it has to happen.
Dorothy says nothing.
JERRY : I'm not letting you get rid of me. How about that?
He shares a look with some of the other women. She's not going to say a word. Neither do they.
JERRY : This used to my specialty. I was good in a living room. Send me in there, I'll do it alone. And now I just... I don't know...But on what was supposed to be the happiest night of my business life, it wasn't complete, wasn't nearly close to being in the same vicinity as complete, because I couldn't share it with you. I couldn't hear your voice, or laugh about it with you. I missed my wife. We live in a cynical world, and we work in a business of tough competitors, so try not to laugh -- (directly)
I love you. You complete me.
DOROTHY : Aw, shut up. You had me at hello.
He moves to her. They embrace. Ray watches in b.g. Jerry has given this room hope. It's on their faces. At last, even Laurel gets off on her sister's happiness, as she shares a look with Chad.
JAN : (sloshing wine) I think we'd better go...
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