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Subtitles by explosiveskull

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[INTRODUCTION TO BILLY SQUIER'S
"LONELY IS THE NIGHT" PLAYS]

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♪ Lonely is the night
when you find yourself alone ♪

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♪ Your demons come to light,
and your mind is not your own ♪

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♪ Lonely is the night when
there's no one left to call ♪

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♪ You feel the time is right ♪

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♪ Say the writing's on the wall,
yeah ♪

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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♪ And it's high time to fight
when the walls are closing in ♪

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♪ Call it what you like ♪

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♪ it's time you got to win ♪

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♪ Lonely, lonely, lonely ♪

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♪ Your spirit's sinking down ♪

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♪ You find you're not the only
stranger in this town ♪

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- ♪ Red lights, green lights ♪
- [EXPLOSIONS]

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♪ Stop-and-go jive ♪

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♪ Headlines,
deadlines jamming your mind ♪

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[EXPLOSIONS CONTINUE,
MUSIC FADES]

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[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]

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[GLASSES RATTLING,
DEBRIS FALLING]

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[INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS]

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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Heil Hitler.

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[AIRPLANE ENGINES HUMMING
IN DISTANCE]

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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[SPEAKING GERMAN]

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[AIRPLANES PASSING,
GLASS RATTLING]

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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[ENGINES HUMMING,
EXPLOSIONS IN DISTANCE]

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[INDISTINCT SHOUTING]

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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[DOOR OPENS]

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Guten tag.

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Danke, Fraulein.

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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[KNOCK ON DOOR]

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[FIRE CRACKLING]

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How you doing, Barr?

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Not too bad, George.
Yourself?

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Ah, same old, same old.

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[SAM AND DAVE'S "SOOTHE ME"
PLAYING]

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Feeling okay?

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Haven't seen you look up
from your drink all night.

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Well, just...
thinking about some things.

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- Just thinking.
- Mm. About?

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Nothing important, really.

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You know what?
A vacation.

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You need to get down to Florida.

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The Keys, Barr.
Do you golf?

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Uh, Hawaii, maybe.

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You... You ever fished
a deep sea?

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You know, go somewhere warm
where you can spend

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some of your hard-earned money
and relax.

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The Keys, Barr.
Think of it.

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Do you golf?

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Those sound like
the kind of places

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where a man such as yourself
might think a man such as myself

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might go off happily to die,
George.

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- [LAUGHS]
- Am I right?

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Look, I didn't mean any offense,
Barr, honest.

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- I'm just saying you might...
- I'm not offended, George.

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You're right.

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I should be rounding out
my life

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with a fishing pole and a tan,

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not sitting on some wobbly stool
with cheap drinks

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in a crummy bar.

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No offense, George.

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Don't pay any attention to me.

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It's the drink.

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I think I'll give it up today.

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Honestly.
What do you think?

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[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]

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Good night, George.
Take care.

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See you tomorrow, Calvin?

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See you tomorrow, George.

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♪ Soothe me, baby, soothe me ♪

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♪ Soothe me with your kindness ♪

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There it is.

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[INSECTS CHIRPING]

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[VEHICLE APPROACHING]

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Hm.

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Change, mister?

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Got any change?

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- Yeah.
- [COINS JINGLING]

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Just don't, uh...

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[BILLS RUSTLING]

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...don't spend it all on...

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Ah, forget it.

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Thank you.

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[KEYS JINGLING]

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[GRUNTS]

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Wallet.
Keys.

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I just gave the last of my money
to a... bum,

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a man who...

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[GRUNTS]

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Did I say to talk?

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Wallet. Now.

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Give me that.

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Oh.
Is... Is this what you wanted?

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She's pretty.

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Move.

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Let's go.

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[KEYS JINGLING]

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I can't just let you...

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[ENGINE STARTS,
BILL WITHERS' "USE ME" PLAYS]

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I need my car.

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Get out of here, old man.

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You're dead.

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♪ My friends ♪

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[GRUNTS]

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♪ Feel it's their
appointed duty ♪

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♪ They keep trying to tell me ♪

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For Pete's sake.

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♪ All you want to do is use me ♪

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♪ Oh, but my answer ♪

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♪ Uh-huh ♪

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♪ Yeah, to all that
use-me stuff ♪

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♪ I, I, I want to spread
the news ♪

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♪ That if it feels this good
getting used ♪

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♪ Oh, you just keep on
using me ♪

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♪ Until you use me up ♪

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♪ Until you use me up ♪

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[SIREN WAILING]

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♪ My brother ♪

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[INSECTS CHIRPING]

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♪ Sit me right down
and he talked to me ♪

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♪ Oh, oh, he told me ♪

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[EXHALES DEEPLY]

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♪ That I ought not to let you
just walk on me ♪

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[SNIFFS, SIGHS]

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♪ And I'm sure he meant well ♪

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[MID-TEMPO JAZZ PLAYS]

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[CLICKING]

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[BIRDS CHIRPING]

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[ENGINE IDLING]

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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Cripes.

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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[MUSIC ENDS]

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[WATER RUNNING]

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[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

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[INSECTS CHIRPING,
EXPLOSIONS IN DISTANCE]

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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You've traveled a long way,
Mr. America.

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And on foot.

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Do they hurt?

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Nyet.

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You must not humor me.

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I know you speak Russian.

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You speak German.

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You speak French.

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How many other languages
you do not speak?

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Not many.

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Bad tobacco.

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[PIPE TAPPING]

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And how come you've learned
so many foreign tongues?

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I don't know.

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It comes naturally.
They're just words.

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Of course.

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So many things come naturally
to you.

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Can you paint?

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[EXPLOSIONS IN DISTANCE]

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Do you think I can paint?

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I see... artistic love
in your eyes.

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I think maybe you can paint.

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But we need to get rid
of that... beard you're wearing.

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I've had a long journey
to get here.

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And in such secrecy.

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Mr. America,
the lonesome wanderer.

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I wish I knew what is it that
we're helping you to accomplish.

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It's not important.

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America thanks you.

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Do you?

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What?

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[AIRPLANE ENGINES HUMMING]

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Thank me.

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I'm not America.

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I'm just a mission.

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You... are a human being.

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And you might want to say
thank you if you like.

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And I might say,
"You're welcome,"

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and we'll have some drink.

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It will be very cordial.

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My mother was the daughter
of Romanian Gypsies,

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and she believed in the power
of a straight-edge razor.

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She believed that it can tell
the future.

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May I give you this shave?

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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You may.

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Now, a shave can be just that...
a shave.

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Nothing more, nothing less.

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But once we announce
that this is a special shave,

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that we're seeking omens...

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...then there is no way back.

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[EXHALES DEEPLY]

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Hereby... I announce...
the specialness.

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[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]

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The shave cannot be perfect.
Only God is perfect.

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If it's perfect
and I don't cut you...

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...then... you'll fail,
and you'll die.

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But if I make a mistake
and I draw blood, then...

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....you will succeed
and you'll live.

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But I cannot try
to make a mistake

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to influence or sway
the final outcome

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or we both will be cursed.

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I must try... to be honest
in each stroke.

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I must try...
to have steady hands.

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And only if I make
an accidental...

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absolutely accidental mistake...
if my hand shakes,

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if I look aside for a moment

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of if the razor catches your
skin in some innocent way...

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...then the blood
is a good omen.

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The blood is life.

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But I must... try to be perfect.

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And my hands must be
very steady.

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And you... must try not to move.

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Don't you move, Mr. America,
or you'll curse yourself.

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[EXHALES DEEPLY]

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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It's perfect.

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My hands are steady today.

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And the omen is that...
you will fail.

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And you will die.

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[INHALES, EXHALES DEEPLY]

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Put this on your face.
It will feel very nice.

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You will succeed
in your mission, Mr. America.

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Nevertheless... we are cursed.

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[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

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Now, we'll bring you
to where you need to be.

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And beyond that, you venture
alone into an unholy land.

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I thank you.

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You're welcome.

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Now we can drink.

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What is it?

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It's not vodka.

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You would expect a Russian
to drink vodka, wouldn't you?

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That's typical.

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But I don't know you.

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I mustn't do
what you expect me to do.

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We might be enemies one day.

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You might think you knew me.

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This.
We drink gin.

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[MUSIC CONTINUES]

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[CLEARS THROAT]

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Russian, that is not gin.

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[CHUCKLES]

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It is vodka.

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You might think you knew me.

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[BIRDS CHIRPING]

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Good boy.

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- [BOX CLOSES]
- For Pete's sake.

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I'll be back, buddy.

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You want to come?

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All right.

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Let's go.

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[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

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Come on.

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MAN ON RADIO: This guy's up
there killing people, you know?

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Hikers and stuff, leaving big,
phony-looking footprints

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for the authorities to find,
and it's sick.

261
00:21:33,566 --> 00:21:36,299
When they find this wacko, send
him down here into the States.

262
00:21:36,301 --> 00:21:38,838
I'll show him a big foot...
right up his...

263
00:21:39,204 --> 00:21:41,675
Terrible stuff, Ralph.

264
00:21:42,241 --> 00:21:45,811
That's all we know,
and we eat it up.

265
00:21:48,047 --> 00:21:50,684
But you're a good boy, though,
right?

266
00:21:51,817 --> 00:21:53,653
I think so.

267
00:21:55,620 --> 00:21:57,890
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

268
00:22:22,348 --> 00:22:24,651
[RALPH PANTING]

269
00:22:36,596 --> 00:22:39,833
[ENGINE IDLING,
BIRDS CHIRPING]

270
00:23:11,329 --> 00:23:14,166
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

271
00:23:21,072 --> 00:23:22,172
Hi there.

272
00:23:22,174 --> 00:23:23,707
Hi.

273
00:23:23,709 --> 00:23:26,012
Oh, that's right.
Let me just get, um...

274
00:23:26,646 --> 00:23:31,117
Can I, uh...
help you with anything?

275
00:23:31,716 --> 00:23:34,020
I'm looking for a hat.

276
00:23:39,892 --> 00:23:41,892
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

277
00:23:41,894 --> 00:23:43,997
[WIND GUSTING]

278
00:24:03,816 --> 00:24:05,085
Huh.

279
00:24:15,261 --> 00:24:18,295
[ANIMOTION'S "OBSESSION"
PLAYING]

280
00:24:18,297 --> 00:24:21,131
Do you sell this kind
of lottery ticket here?

281
00:24:21,133 --> 00:24:23,032
Scratch ticket.
Yeah.

282
00:24:23,034 --> 00:24:26,138
Well, would you say this one
came from here, then?

283
00:24:27,173 --> 00:24:28,771
Did you buy it here?

284
00:24:28,773 --> 00:24:30,807
No, I found it.

285
00:24:30,809 --> 00:24:33,911
Appears to be a winner... $100.

286
00:24:33,913 --> 00:24:35,045
Okay.

287
00:24:35,047 --> 00:24:37,448
You want your winnings, then?

288
00:24:37,450 --> 00:24:39,348
No.
It's not mine.

289
00:24:39,350 --> 00:24:41,285
So what do you want to do
with it?

290
00:24:41,287 --> 00:24:43,953
Get it back to its rightful
owner or what have you.

291
00:24:43,955 --> 00:24:46,457
Whoever bought it just didn't
look it over good enough

292
00:24:46,459 --> 00:24:49,159
and probably threw it out when
they thought it was a loser.

293
00:24:49,161 --> 00:24:50,728
That happens?

294
00:24:50,730 --> 00:24:51,862
That happens.

295
00:24:51,864 --> 00:24:53,800
- Often?
- It happens.

296
00:24:54,265 --> 00:24:55,734
Pretty foolish.

297
00:24:57,770 --> 00:25:00,040
I think I'll just leave it here.

298
00:25:01,507 --> 00:25:03,307
You don't want the winnings?

299
00:25:03,309 --> 00:25:05,244
I got nothing to do with it.

300
00:25:05,877 --> 00:25:07,411
Keep it handy
for a couple of days.

301
00:25:07,413 --> 00:25:11,818
If no one shows to collect
the winnings, you keep it.

302
00:25:13,184 --> 00:25:14,753
Here.

303
00:25:15,253 --> 00:25:16,420
For your dog.

304
00:25:16,422 --> 00:25:18,024
Thank you.

305
00:25:18,991 --> 00:25:21,895
I'd just as soon pay for it
myself.

306
00:25:23,061 --> 00:25:25,028
Lets the dog know
I'm thinking of him.

307
00:25:25,030 --> 00:25:26,130
[REGISTER CLICKS]

308
00:25:26,132 --> 00:25:27,396
Huh.

309
00:25:27,398 --> 00:25:29,399
I wonder how this one
never got caught

310
00:25:29,401 --> 00:25:31,434
to be burned or what have you.

311
00:25:31,436 --> 00:25:32,935
Who's burning money?

312
00:25:32,937 --> 00:25:35,005
The government.

313
00:25:35,007 --> 00:25:37,840
They destroy the old ones
every so often

314
00:25:37,842 --> 00:25:41,010
so that new, crisp legal tenders
can be printed up

315
00:25:41,012 --> 00:25:43,480
and put out into circulation.

316
00:25:43,482 --> 00:25:46,215
I was wondering how this one
never got caught

317
00:25:46,217 --> 00:25:48,018
to be burned or what have you.

318
00:25:48,020 --> 00:25:49,419
I don't know.

319
00:25:49,421 --> 00:25:52,292
- Some old ones just hang around.
- [COINS JINGLING]

320
00:25:53,392 --> 00:25:55,192
[DRAWER CLOSES]

321
00:25:55,194 --> 00:25:57,997
[BIRDS CHIRPING,
VEHICLES PASSING]

322
00:25:59,365 --> 00:26:01,067
[BELLS CHIME]

323
00:26:01,500 --> 00:26:02,833
Hi there, Ed.

324
00:26:02,835 --> 00:26:04,934
[DOOR CLOSES, BELLS CHIME]

325
00:26:04,936 --> 00:26:06,569
[DOWN-TEMPO BLUES PLAYING]

326
00:26:06,571 --> 00:26:09,074
Did you get a haircut
somewhere else?

327
00:26:09,508 --> 00:26:12,509
Yeah.
A couple of weeks ago.

328
00:26:12,511 --> 00:26:14,510
Feels a little heavy.

329
00:26:14,512 --> 00:26:16,249
Well, come on in, then.

330
00:26:19,050 --> 00:26:21,120
It's been a while.

331
00:26:24,522 --> 00:26:28,991
Well... it was growing real slow
for a while there.

332
00:26:28,993 --> 00:26:31,828
Then, all of a sudden, it just
started growing real fast,

333
00:26:31,830 --> 00:26:35,298
so... here I am.

334
00:26:35,300 --> 00:26:38,303
That's one of the better
problems I've ever heard of.

335
00:26:40,505 --> 00:26:43,105
The numbers are backward
in real life

336
00:26:43,107 --> 00:26:46,445
and... normal in the mirror.

337
00:26:47,245 --> 00:26:49,512
A mirror clock.

338
00:26:49,514 --> 00:26:51,280
Huh.

339
00:26:51,282 --> 00:26:54,017
So, how have you been?
You look a little tired.

340
00:26:54,019 --> 00:26:55,919
Yeah.

341
00:26:55,921 --> 00:26:57,957
Oh, I'm fine.

342
00:26:59,625 --> 00:27:01,227
You sure?

343
00:27:01,993 --> 00:27:05,194
Yeah.
I'm just...

344
00:27:05,196 --> 00:27:07,230
just...

345
00:27:07,232 --> 00:27:09,566
[MUSIC ECHOING, FADING]

346
00:27:09,568 --> 00:27:12,336
Don't... Don't jerk your head
like that.

347
00:27:12,338 --> 00:27:14,637
Otherwise I might take part
of your ear off.

348
00:27:14,639 --> 00:27:17,074
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

349
00:27:17,076 --> 00:27:18,875
You can talk to me.

350
00:27:18,877 --> 00:27:20,877
What's bothering you?

351
00:27:20,879 --> 00:27:23,346
Nothing, Ed.
I'm... I'm fine.

352
00:27:23,348 --> 00:27:25,249
I'm just...

353
00:27:25,251 --> 00:27:26,552
Nothing.

354
00:27:29,888 --> 00:27:31,456
I don't know.

355
00:27:32,558 --> 00:27:36,128
I feel... old.

356
00:27:37,262 --> 00:27:40,532
I know... I am.

357
00:27:41,367 --> 00:27:43,403
There's other things.

358
00:27:45,169 --> 00:27:47,606
Things I could have done
differently.

359
00:27:49,308 --> 00:27:51,144
Regrets.

360
00:27:52,144 --> 00:27:55,077
It's all just nonsense, Ed.

361
00:27:55,079 --> 00:27:56,413
Selfish.

362
00:27:56,415 --> 00:27:57,983
Nothing.

363
00:27:59,652 --> 00:28:03,386
We don't talk as often
as we should.

364
00:28:03,388 --> 00:28:05,454
And I get that.
I know why.

365
00:28:05,456 --> 00:28:06,959
I'm your little brother.

366
00:28:09,127 --> 00:28:11,297
- We should go fishing.
- Huh.

367
00:28:16,100 --> 00:28:19,504
No.
I shot someone during the war.

368
00:28:24,242 --> 00:28:26,279
I never wanted that.

369
00:28:27,312 --> 00:28:29,214
To kill a man.

370
00:28:31,215 --> 00:28:33,386
Even if he had it coming.

371
00:28:35,620 --> 00:28:37,386
And he did.

372
00:28:37,388 --> 00:28:40,092
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]

373
00:28:44,430 --> 00:28:46,532
[BIRDS CHIRPING]

374
00:29:15,994 --> 00:29:18,430
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

375
00:29:35,713 --> 00:29:39,385
Do svidaniya, Mr. America.

376
00:29:54,299 --> 00:29:56,532
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

377
00:29:56,534 --> 00:29:59,338
[DOG PANTING, BIRDS CHIRPING]

378
00:30:09,147 --> 00:30:11,317
[WHISTLING]

379
00:30:28,434 --> 00:30:31,570
[SPRINGS CREAKING,
CHICKENS SQUAWKING]

380
00:30:38,577 --> 00:30:41,013
[BIRDS CHIRPING]

381
00:30:50,188 --> 00:30:52,624
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

382
00:31:05,671 --> 00:31:07,471
[WHISTLE BLOWS]

383
00:31:07,473 --> 00:31:10,640
[INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS,
INSECTS CHIRPING]

384
00:31:10,642 --> 00:31:13,613
[BELL CLANGING IN DISTANCE]

385
00:31:25,357 --> 00:31:27,593
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

386
00:31:47,146 --> 00:31:49,315
[SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]

387
00:32:05,230 --> 00:32:07,834
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]

388
00:32:15,807 --> 00:32:17,406
Sitz!

389
00:32:17,408 --> 00:32:19,444
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

390
00:32:21,213 --> 00:32:23,316
[WHISTLE BLOWS]

391
00:32:24,515 --> 00:32:25,650
Hier.

392
00:32:30,355 --> 00:32:32,391
[WHISTLE BLOWS]

393
00:32:42,300 --> 00:32:44,337
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

394
00:32:45,604 --> 00:32:47,874
[AIRPLANE PASSING]

395
00:33:00,484 --> 00:33:03,286
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]

396
00:33:03,288 --> 00:33:04,757
Heil Hitler.

397
00:33:09,962 --> 00:33:12,662
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

398
00:33:12,664 --> 00:33:14,901
[FIRE CRACKLING]

399
00:33:18,337 --> 00:33:19,372
[DOOR CLOSES]

400
00:33:29,681 --> 00:33:31,717
[CLEARS THROAT]

401
00:33:37,888 --> 00:33:39,891
Mein Fuehrer.

402
00:34:05,884 --> 00:34:08,254
HITLER:
[COUGHS]

403
00:34:18,997 --> 00:34:21,634
[GUNSHOT, CASING RATTLES]

404
00:34:27,606 --> 00:34:29,872
[GUN CLATTERS]

405
00:34:29,874 --> 00:34:32,310
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]

406
00:34:40,618 --> 00:34:42,722
[INSECTS CHIRPING]

407
00:34:54,832 --> 00:34:56,868
[KEYS JINGLING]

408
00:35:02,740 --> 00:35:04,009
Come on.

409
00:35:24,463 --> 00:35:26,899
[BRAKES SQUEAK, ENGINE IDLING]

410
00:35:46,852 --> 00:35:48,054
Hm.

411
00:35:55,660 --> 00:35:58,060
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

412
00:35:58,062 --> 00:36:00,532
[TELEVISION CLICKS,
STATIC HISSING]

413
00:36:06,571 --> 00:36:08,674
[EXHALES DEEPLY]

414
00:36:10,542 --> 00:36:13,078
[INDISTINCT VOICES,
STATIC CRACKLING]

415
00:36:22,187 --> 00:36:24,824
[MID-TEMPO JAZZ PLAYS]

416
00:36:32,062 --> 00:36:34,631
[INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS]

417
00:36:34,633 --> 00:36:36,736
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

418
00:36:42,573 --> 00:36:43,740
Thank you.

419
00:36:43,742 --> 00:36:45,475
CALVIN:
Yeah.

420
00:36:45,477 --> 00:36:50,616
Figured it was high time
we had a real... you know, date.

421
00:36:51,182 --> 00:36:53,917
We have, don't you think?

422
00:36:53,919 --> 00:36:59,122
Not like a hamburger at Gus's
or... a walk around town.

423
00:36:59,124 --> 00:37:02,528
I mean like a... you know...

424
00:37:02,961 --> 00:37:05,131
It's wonderful, Calvin.
Thank you.

425
00:37:06,698 --> 00:37:08,033
Sure.

426
00:37:11,602 --> 00:37:13,937
Didn't expect to end up
someplace like this

427
00:37:13,939 --> 00:37:16,538
when I left class today.

428
00:37:16,540 --> 00:37:18,207
If the kids could only see me.

429
00:37:18,209 --> 00:37:19,975
They would laugh at me.

430
00:37:19,977 --> 00:37:23,879
You look... awfully fine to me.

431
00:37:23,881 --> 00:37:26,816
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

432
00:37:26,818 --> 00:37:28,750
I'm happy, Calvin.

433
00:37:28,752 --> 00:37:29,886
Thank you.

434
00:37:29,888 --> 00:37:32,024
Yeah. Sure.
You bet.

435
00:37:34,493 --> 00:37:37,826
Only, uh, I wish that, uh...

436
00:37:37,828 --> 00:37:39,629
- Yes?
- What I mean to say...

437
00:37:39,631 --> 00:37:40,729
[WOMAN LAUGHS]

438
00:37:40,731 --> 00:37:42,832
Hey, move your table, pal.

439
00:37:42,834 --> 00:37:44,636
It's in the way of everything.

440
00:37:49,508 --> 00:37:51,544
[BOTH CHUCKLE]

441
00:37:53,278 --> 00:37:55,879
You were saying you...
you wish...

442
00:37:55,881 --> 00:37:57,580
[SIGHS]

443
00:37:57,582 --> 00:38:00,582
You see, I'm... I'm...
I'm happy, and... and, um...

444
00:38:00,584 --> 00:38:04,053
hopefully you're...
you know, with me, too.

445
00:38:04,055 --> 00:38:05,888
So... And...
And when you're not around,

446
00:38:05,890 --> 00:38:08,024
I-I'm... I'm, um...

447
00:38:08,026 --> 00:38:10,192
Oh, cripes.
What am I trying to say here?

448
00:38:10,194 --> 00:38:12,932
Uh...

449
00:38:14,098 --> 00:38:17,200
When I get back...
I think we should get...

450
00:38:17,202 --> 00:38:18,968
WOMAN:
Look who it is!

451
00:38:18,970 --> 00:38:20,669
Oh. Um...

452
00:38:20,671 --> 00:38:23,540
You're Harold's teacher.

453
00:38:23,542 --> 00:38:24,941
Harold is tickled pink

454
00:38:24,943 --> 00:38:27,109
that he has a teacher
who understands his pace.

455
00:38:27,111 --> 00:38:28,845
And darned
if he didn't tell me.

456
00:38:28,847 --> 00:38:30,812
Takes an interest
in model trains.

457
00:38:30,814 --> 00:38:33,716
Well, my father was an engineer,
so, you know, it just...

458
00:38:33,718 --> 00:38:35,852
Harold tells me that you never
rush through math lessons

459
00:38:35,854 --> 00:38:37,620
and you always take the time
to explain

460
00:38:37,622 --> 00:38:42,591
this plus that equals this
using apples instead of numbers.

461
00:38:42,593 --> 00:38:44,294
Apples instead of numbers!

462
00:38:44,296 --> 00:38:46,930
They're still numbers,
but apples help the children...

463
00:38:46,932 --> 00:38:48,665
He's a big eater.
Loves food.

464
00:38:48,667 --> 00:38:50,633
Not apples so much.

465
00:38:50,635 --> 00:38:51,901
Well, maybe as numbers.

466
00:38:51,903 --> 00:38:53,236
WOMAN:
We were going to send him

467
00:38:53,238 --> 00:38:54,870
to a private school,
but then we thought,

468
00:38:54,872 --> 00:38:57,573
how would he truly get to know
regular folks

469
00:38:57,575 --> 00:38:59,274
if he didn't, you know,
live down among them

470
00:38:59,276 --> 00:39:01,176
and mingle for a little while?

471
00:39:01,178 --> 00:39:02,912
MAXINE:
Well, it's only the third grade,

472
00:39:02,914 --> 00:39:05,048
so I'm sure there'll be
plenty of time for him to...

473
00:39:05,050 --> 00:39:07,883
Anyway, it has just been an
absolute pleasure to meet you.

474
00:39:07,885 --> 00:39:11,720
And you are twice as lovely
as Harold described you.

475
00:39:11,722 --> 00:39:15,792
And I'd be half a man
not to notice, and I do.

476
00:39:15,794 --> 00:39:16,929
Hm.

477
00:39:18,162 --> 00:39:19,194
Son.

478
00:39:19,196 --> 00:39:20,964
Oh, uh, please.
Sorry.

479
00:39:20,966 --> 00:39:24,299
Um, this is Calvin, my, um...

480
00:39:24,301 --> 00:39:27,770
Uh, he's leaving for the service
at the end of the week.

481
00:39:27,772 --> 00:39:29,875
- Nice to meet you, Mr. Calvin.
- Barr.

482
00:39:30,374 --> 00:39:31,774
MAN:
Good man, Barr.

483
00:39:31,776 --> 00:39:33,142
[CLICKS TONGUE]
Don't get shot.

484
00:39:33,144 --> 00:39:35,211
[CHUCKLES]

485
00:39:35,213 --> 00:39:37,850
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

486
00:39:40,218 --> 00:39:41,950
I'm sorry.

487
00:39:41,952 --> 00:39:44,153
[LAUGHING] Calvin.

488
00:39:44,155 --> 00:39:47,225
Please.
Uh, you were saying.

489
00:39:47,993 --> 00:39:50,125
[SIGHS]

490
00:39:50,127 --> 00:39:52,895
I-I got the shakes.

491
00:39:52,897 --> 00:39:55,631
Just... Just from the pace
of... of...

492
00:39:55,633 --> 00:39:58,133
Parents get awfully worked up
over their children.

493
00:39:58,135 --> 00:39:59,737
I don't know how you do it.

494
00:40:01,039 --> 00:40:04,640
Dealing with people and...
and... and kids.

495
00:40:04,642 --> 00:40:05,711
You...

496
00:40:07,979 --> 00:40:10,883
You're a saint.
You know that?

497
00:40:13,885 --> 00:40:16,155
What's higher than a saint?

498
00:40:17,222 --> 00:40:19,087
I don't know.

499
00:40:19,089 --> 00:40:22,660
Well, whatever it is...

500
00:40:23,093 --> 00:40:25,030
...that's you.

501
00:40:28,399 --> 00:40:30,702
I love you, Calvin.

502
00:40:32,903 --> 00:40:34,739
I love you too.

503
00:40:35,707 --> 00:40:38,077
[DOWN-TEMPO JAZZ PLAYS]

504
00:41:04,269 --> 00:41:06,468
[STATIC HISSING]

505
00:41:06,470 --> 00:41:08,773
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

506
00:41:22,787 --> 00:41:24,957
[MUSIC STOPS]

507
00:41:31,062 --> 00:41:33,296
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]

508
00:41:33,298 --> 00:41:36,368
[BIRDS CHIRPING, SQUAWKING]

509
00:41:45,042 --> 00:41:47,311
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

510
00:42:02,526 --> 00:42:04,829
[CLOCK TICKING]

511
00:42:26,818 --> 00:42:28,720
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

512
00:42:31,321 --> 00:42:33,492
[BIRDS CHIRPING]

513
00:42:38,997 --> 00:42:41,165
[INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS]

514
00:42:47,437 --> 00:42:50,238
[INSECTS CHIRPING]

515
00:42:50,240 --> 00:42:54,146
["THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER"
PLAYING ON TELEVISION]

516
00:42:55,580 --> 00:42:57,816
[KNOCK ON DOOR]

517
00:43:00,350 --> 00:43:02,386
[RALPH WHINES]

518
00:43:10,227 --> 00:43:12,097
Who is it, boy?

519
00:43:16,367 --> 00:43:18,334
[HINGES CREAKING]

520
00:43:18,336 --> 00:43:19,602
Yes?

521
00:43:19,604 --> 00:43:21,337
May we come in, Mr. Barr?

522
00:43:21,339 --> 00:43:23,142
We'd like to talk.

523
00:43:23,874 --> 00:43:25,443
Concerning?

524
00:43:26,310 --> 00:43:28,079
May we come in?

525
00:43:30,180 --> 00:43:32,180
[ENGINE IDLING]

526
00:43:32,182 --> 00:43:34,183
We can talk in the dining room.

527
00:43:34,185 --> 00:43:35,383
I'll make coffee.

528
00:43:35,385 --> 00:43:37,587
Oh, we've already eaten.

529
00:43:37,589 --> 00:43:40,957
I didn't offer you a snack.
I offered you coffee.

530
00:43:40,959 --> 00:43:43,158
[MUSIC ENDS]

531
00:43:43,160 --> 00:43:45,097
Please sit, gentlemen.

532
00:43:47,265 --> 00:43:48,967
That's a good dog.

533
00:43:54,104 --> 00:43:56,175
It'll be ready in a minute.

534
00:43:59,510 --> 00:44:02,113
Cut to the chase, gentlemen.

535
00:44:02,546 --> 00:44:05,247
You've heard about the killings
up north?

536
00:44:05,249 --> 00:44:06,616
It's in the news.

537
00:44:06,618 --> 00:44:07,984
So you've heard, then.

538
00:44:07,986 --> 00:44:10,151
What's the FBI have to do
with it?

539
00:44:10,153 --> 00:44:11,419
We're assisting.

540
00:44:11,421 --> 00:44:13,089
What brings you here?

541
00:44:13,091 --> 00:44:14,490
[FRENCH ACCENT]
Monsieur Barr,

542
00:44:14,492 --> 00:44:17,093
with regards to the situation
in Canada,

543
00:44:17,095 --> 00:44:18,895
you are privy to the, um...

544
00:44:18,897 --> 00:44:20,897
Cover story.

545
00:44:20,899 --> 00:44:23,566
The media ran with their angle,
and so we played along.

546
00:44:23,568 --> 00:44:26,334
Sometimes the best way to hide
something is right out in the...

547
00:44:26,336 --> 00:44:27,403
I understand how it works.

548
00:44:27,405 --> 00:44:29,537
No, I don't think you do.

549
00:44:29,539 --> 00:44:30,942
Not yet you don't.

550
00:44:31,376 --> 00:44:33,642
Gentlemen, you are talking
in circles.

551
00:44:33,644 --> 00:44:35,413
Speak here.

552
00:44:37,147 --> 00:44:39,117
My grandfather knew you, Barr.

553
00:44:39,550 --> 00:44:42,084
He was pretty high up
in Army brass.

554
00:44:42,086 --> 00:44:45,421
He used to sit me up on his knee
some nights and tell me stories.

555
00:44:45,423 --> 00:44:48,290
Some I believed.
Others, I don't know.

556
00:44:48,292 --> 00:44:50,692
As he got older,
the stories got stranger.

557
00:44:50,694 --> 00:44:54,600
Family said he got
a little senile in his old age.

558
00:44:55,633 --> 00:44:57,633
I'm not so sure.

559
00:44:57,635 --> 00:45:01,102
In any event,
one story led to another,

560
00:45:01,104 --> 00:45:04,173
and he started telling
about things that, uh...

561
00:45:04,175 --> 00:45:06,278
maybe he wasn't supposed to.

562
00:45:06,944 --> 00:45:11,680
So he sat me up one night
when I was 10, 'back in '55,

563
00:45:11,682 --> 00:45:16,352
and he told me
all about this one soldier.

564
00:45:16,354 --> 00:45:18,254
But he wasn't describing a man.

565
00:45:18,256 --> 00:45:21,624
It was more like something
mythic.

566
00:45:21,626 --> 00:45:25,062
Legendary, like Arthur
or something.

567
00:45:26,030 --> 00:45:29,033
You didn't pull any swords
from any stones, did you?

568
00:45:30,600 --> 00:45:33,301
But you might have done
something.

569
00:45:33,303 --> 00:45:35,136
Something bigger, maybe.

570
00:45:35,138 --> 00:45:37,540
I think your family
had him pegged.

571
00:45:37,542 --> 00:45:39,441
Senility?
Sure.

572
00:45:39,443 --> 00:45:41,045
Maybe.

573
00:45:41,446 --> 00:45:43,315
Then again, I don't know.

574
00:45:43,680 --> 00:45:45,214
Maybe not.

575
00:45:45,216 --> 00:45:48,316
Uh, we were advised
to come and see you,

576
00:45:48,318 --> 00:45:52,455
that, uh, you have, uh, some
skill in tracking, that, uh...

577
00:45:52,457 --> 00:45:57,362
As you probably know...
that was some time past.

578
00:45:58,363 --> 00:46:00,629
And as you can see,
I'm an old man now.

579
00:46:00,631 --> 00:46:03,265
Monsieur Barr,
I want to save lives.

580
00:46:03,267 --> 00:46:08,404
If this situation
is not stayed now...

581
00:46:08,406 --> 00:46:12,077
it could mean the very end
of our world as we know it.

582
00:46:12,510 --> 00:46:13,511
What?

583
00:46:27,158 --> 00:46:28,727
What is this?

584
00:46:30,361 --> 00:46:33,662
These look like
bacterial infections.

585
00:46:33,664 --> 00:46:34,529
Plague.

586
00:46:34,531 --> 00:46:36,267
No, Monsieur Barr.

587
00:46:37,301 --> 00:46:39,171
The Bigfoot.

588
00:46:40,203 --> 00:46:42,307
[CLOCK TICKING]

589
00:46:56,521 --> 00:46:58,287
The creature.

590
00:46:58,289 --> 00:47:00,258
It is sick.

591
00:47:09,100 --> 00:47:13,069
Here are 50 miles
of deep Canadian wilderness

592
00:47:13,071 --> 00:47:15,770
where it has, uh,
already wiped out

593
00:47:15,772 --> 00:47:18,441
an entire population
of wildlife.

594
00:47:18,443 --> 00:47:21,276
There is hardly a-a living
creature within this tract

595
00:47:21,278 --> 00:47:22,747
except for one.

596
00:47:23,414 --> 00:47:25,147
The beast with many names.

597
00:47:25,149 --> 00:47:27,616
Imagine all our worst fears
about influenza...

598
00:47:27,618 --> 00:47:30,618
in humans, bovine, swine...
all of it...

599
00:47:30,620 --> 00:47:33,191
coming true to life, only worse.

600
00:47:34,091 --> 00:47:38,593
That thing is the original
carrier of the nightmare plague.

601
00:47:38,595 --> 00:47:41,229
Thing vanished.
Virus mutated.

602
00:47:41,231 --> 00:47:43,866
Started jumping species
to species.

603
00:47:43,868 --> 00:47:46,669
Stroke of luck it didn't go
to the birds.

604
00:47:46,671 --> 00:47:50,538
Then people started
getting sick, dying... fast,

605
00:47:50,540 --> 00:47:53,109
more than the press
is reporting.

606
00:47:53,111 --> 00:47:56,345
This area is referred to
as the dead zone.

607
00:47:56,347 --> 00:47:58,546
With a virus like this,

608
00:47:58,548 --> 00:48:01,316
a containment breach
is out of the question.

609
00:48:01,318 --> 00:48:04,386
We have tested your blood,
Calvin.

610
00:48:04,388 --> 00:48:07,388
You are immune to the virus.

611
00:48:07,390 --> 00:48:08,656
How?

612
00:48:08,658 --> 00:48:11,660
With, uh,
any strain of influenza,

613
00:48:11,662 --> 00:48:14,462
there is a small percentage
of the population that will...

614
00:48:14,464 --> 00:48:16,767
How did you get my blood?

615
00:48:17,435 --> 00:48:20,903
Your government had some
in refrigeration.

616
00:48:20,905 --> 00:48:22,107
Why?

617
00:48:24,475 --> 00:48:27,142
Speaking from a strictly
scientific standpoint,

618
00:48:27,144 --> 00:48:29,380
y-you are unique, Monsieur Barr.

619
00:48:29,881 --> 00:48:33,515
If there are others, why me?

620
00:48:33,517 --> 00:48:37,185
Some are dead. Some are old.
Some are children.

621
00:48:37,187 --> 00:48:39,421
There are only three
that can help us,

622
00:48:39,423 --> 00:48:40,890
and only you remain.

623
00:48:40,892 --> 00:48:43,191
We sent some of our best men in.

624
00:48:43,193 --> 00:48:44,792
Those who didn't come back
empty-handed

625
00:48:44,794 --> 00:48:46,629
didn't come back at all.

626
00:48:46,631 --> 00:48:50,799
Any hope of a vaccine
would take weeks, months.

627
00:48:50,801 --> 00:48:52,567
If we cannot contain the beast,

628
00:48:52,569 --> 00:48:55,673
if we cannot destroy it
and if it escapes...

629
00:48:57,675 --> 00:49:00,412
...this could truly be the end,
Calvin.

630
00:49:00,845 --> 00:49:05,281
And what if it's already slipped
through this 50-mile tract?

631
00:49:05,283 --> 00:49:06,482
What then?

632
00:49:06,484 --> 00:49:08,250
Mushroom bombs are standing by

633
00:49:08,252 --> 00:49:10,553
to level the very heart
of Canada.

634
00:49:10,555 --> 00:49:14,390
The prime minister would like us
to try another course of action,

635
00:49:14,392 --> 00:49:16,392
but the president has set
a timetable

636
00:49:16,394 --> 00:49:18,426
for the big red button.

637
00:49:18,428 --> 00:49:19,828
You're the last resort.

638
00:49:19,830 --> 00:49:22,167
That thing is working its way
down the map.

639
00:49:22,934 --> 00:49:24,803
It's coming home.

640
00:49:25,435 --> 00:49:28,571
We've read your official record,
Mr. Barr.

641
00:49:28,573 --> 00:49:30,406
There are certain circles
in the government

642
00:49:30,408 --> 00:49:32,741
that well remember
the things that you've done

643
00:49:32,743 --> 00:49:35,276
for this country in wartime
and out of it.

644
00:49:35,278 --> 00:49:37,912
The levels of training are...

645
00:49:37,914 --> 00:49:39,982
And the flawless record
of success.

646
00:49:39,984 --> 00:49:41,917
It's perfect.

647
00:49:41,919 --> 00:49:44,852
And your services run deep.

648
00:49:44,854 --> 00:49:47,355
That kind of instinct
never goes, does it?

649
00:49:47,357 --> 00:49:49,658
Our men saw what you did
to those thugs the other night.

650
00:49:49,660 --> 00:49:52,464
That was a pretty piece of work.

651
00:49:53,830 --> 00:49:56,665
But I want to return
to my grandfather now

652
00:49:56,667 --> 00:49:58,600
and something
that he told me once

653
00:49:58,602 --> 00:50:02,540
in his stories of war
and of fighting men.

654
00:50:03,473 --> 00:50:05,975
He didn't know how it was done
for certain,

655
00:50:05,977 --> 00:50:12,714
but my grandfather,
he said that someone...

656
00:50:12,716 --> 00:50:14,950
killed...

657
00:50:14,952 --> 00:50:17,019
Yes.
I did.

658
00:50:17,021 --> 00:50:20,256
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

659
00:50:20,258 --> 00:50:21,826
The Germans.

660
00:50:22,827 --> 00:50:24,662
They moved a lot.

661
00:50:25,028 --> 00:50:26,964
And I moved with them.

662
00:50:28,698 --> 00:50:30,566
I shadowed the Reich
back and forth

663
00:50:30,568 --> 00:50:33,305
across their ill-gotten lands...

664
00:50:34,037 --> 00:50:37,341
...and I moved where they moved.

665
00:50:37,774 --> 00:50:39,910
Until the time was right.

666
00:50:41,912 --> 00:50:44,513
Until I knew where he was.

667
00:50:44,515 --> 00:50:46,917
Until I knew it was him.

668
00:50:48,586 --> 00:50:50,789
And I caught up with them.

669
00:50:51,821 --> 00:50:53,821
You're serious.

670
00:50:53,823 --> 00:50:56,691
The Germans covered it up.

671
00:50:56,693 --> 00:50:58,629
And so did we.

672
00:50:59,696 --> 00:51:03,001
And history marched on,
just like you read about.

673
00:51:06,537 --> 00:51:08,636
By the time I got
to that miserable man,

674
00:51:08,638 --> 00:51:11,609
his words had grown beyond him.

675
00:51:12,977 --> 00:51:15,343
And his ideas continued to do

676
00:51:15,345 --> 00:51:19,251
all the damage they could
possibly do without him.

677
00:51:21,718 --> 00:51:23,954
That day, I just killed a man.

678
00:51:26,691 --> 00:51:29,625
What he stood for
was unstoppable.

679
00:51:29,627 --> 00:51:33,962
I-I'm sorry.
This is, uh, World War... II?

680
00:51:33,964 --> 00:51:35,830
The Nazis.

681
00:51:35,832 --> 00:51:39,334
They had their phonies
all lined up.

682
00:51:39,336 --> 00:51:41,569
Three, maybe four of them

683
00:51:41,571 --> 00:51:44,642
by the time the Russians
put a lid on Berlin.

684
00:51:46,609 --> 00:51:49,944
Project Valkyrie?
A success.

685
00:51:49,946 --> 00:51:51,883
They got number two.

686
00:51:53,084 --> 00:51:55,817
The last one was a coward
and a womanizer...

687
00:51:55,819 --> 00:51:57,955
but a coward first.

688
00:51:58,722 --> 00:52:00,858
Shot himself in a bunker.

689
00:52:01,892 --> 00:52:04,361
Killed his dog, too.

690
00:52:05,930 --> 00:52:09,067
What do you think
the little mustache was for?

691
00:52:10,133 --> 00:52:11,836
The hair?

692
00:52:12,569 --> 00:52:14,472
The uniform?

693
00:52:15,039 --> 00:52:17,605
The entire look...

694
00:52:17,607 --> 00:52:21,676
It was a costume,
all part of a plan.

695
00:52:21,678 --> 00:52:24,682
It's easy to fool the stupid
and the willing.

696
00:52:25,883 --> 00:52:29,386
What I did that day
didn't mean a thing.

697
00:52:30,388 --> 00:52:32,390
I just killed a man.

698
00:52:32,957 --> 00:52:34,759
The monster lived on.

699
00:52:36,727 --> 00:52:41,062
And in the end,
the war was won by heroes.

700
00:52:41,064 --> 00:52:42,700
Not me.

701
00:52:43,566 --> 00:52:44,635
Do you understand?

702
00:52:47,104 --> 00:52:50,908
It was nothing like the
comic book you want it to be.

703
00:52:53,544 --> 00:52:54,913
Now you know.

704
00:52:55,678 --> 00:52:57,779
Are you happy?

705
00:52:57,781 --> 00:53:02,886
S-S'il vous plaît... What are
you gentlemen talking about?

706
00:53:03,854 --> 00:53:06,758
All I ever did
was what they said.

707
00:53:08,158 --> 00:53:09,927
And that's it.

708
00:53:11,562 --> 00:53:15,700
I always did
exactly what they said.

709
00:53:19,636 --> 00:53:21,472
So there it is.

710
00:53:22,205 --> 00:53:23,941
And that's it.

711
00:53:25,542 --> 00:53:27,378
So you'll help us.

712
00:53:27,812 --> 00:53:30,848
I don't work for you anymore.

713
00:53:31,848 --> 00:53:36,488
And now if you'll please be
on your way.

714
00:53:36,854 --> 00:53:39,156
I apologize for...

715
00:53:41,057 --> 00:53:43,691
...the inconvenience.

716
00:53:43,693 --> 00:53:46,093
[KETTLE WHISTLING]

717
00:53:46,095 --> 00:53:51,468
But the hour is late,
and my show is about to start.

718
00:53:53,136 --> 00:53:55,002
How about that coffee?

719
00:53:55,004 --> 00:53:57,171
You already ate.

720
00:53:57,173 --> 00:53:59,174
[WHISTLING CONTINUES]

721
00:53:59,176 --> 00:54:01,813
[ENGINE IDLING]

722
00:54:05,749 --> 00:54:07,852
[CLOCK TICKING]

723
00:54:28,506 --> 00:54:31,673
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

724
00:54:31,675 --> 00:54:33,741
What do you think?

725
00:54:33,743 --> 00:54:36,713
[INSECTS CHIRPING,
ENGINE IDLING]

726
00:54:40,818 --> 00:54:43,086
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

727
00:55:01,071 --> 00:55:02,640
Wait.

728
00:55:12,749 --> 00:55:14,216
But this is your favorite.

729
00:55:14,218 --> 00:55:16,053
I want you to have it.

730
00:55:16,921 --> 00:55:19,557
CALVIN:
I'll take good care of him.

731
00:55:24,294 --> 00:55:26,694
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

732
00:55:26,696 --> 00:55:28,800
[TELEPHONE RINGING]

733
00:55:31,001 --> 00:55:32,669
MAN:
Hello?

734
00:55:35,705 --> 00:55:37,541
Hello?

735
00:55:54,658 --> 00:55:57,929
[TELEPHONE RINGING]

736
00:56:05,769 --> 00:56:07,002
Yes?

737
00:56:07,004 --> 00:56:09,738
MAN:
Did you just call me?

738
00:56:09,740 --> 00:56:11,109
Yes.

739
00:56:11,908 --> 00:56:14,676
[INSECTS CHIRPING]

740
00:56:14,678 --> 00:56:17,048
Sorry I called so late.

741
00:56:17,615 --> 00:56:20,051
Hope I didn't cause a stir.

742
00:56:22,019 --> 00:56:24,285
Starting to get cooler out.

743
00:56:24,287 --> 00:56:25,856
Yeah.

744
00:56:26,990 --> 00:56:29,191
I brought you some hot cocoa.

745
00:56:29,193 --> 00:56:30,895
[CHUCKLES]

746
00:56:35,899 --> 00:56:37,135
Wait a minute.

747
00:56:40,937 --> 00:56:43,138
Got to have the marshmallows.

748
00:56:43,140 --> 00:56:44,742
Got to.

749
00:56:52,883 --> 00:56:56,317
Oh. Good.
Thank you.

750
00:56:56,319 --> 00:57:00,055
Oh, it's just that same old
powdered stuff.

751
00:57:00,057 --> 00:57:04,993
Did you want to talk about
something or just... sit quietly?

752
00:57:04,995 --> 00:57:06,763
Either way, it's fine.

753
00:57:08,298 --> 00:57:10,667
Someone came to see me.

754
00:57:12,169 --> 00:57:14,435
Wants me to do something.

755
00:57:14,437 --> 00:57:16,374
Who?

756
00:57:17,040 --> 00:57:18,743
The government.

757
00:57:19,910 --> 00:57:21,846
Governments, rather.

758
00:57:22,211 --> 00:57:25,282
American and Canadian.

759
00:57:27,350 --> 00:57:29,653
It's the Bigfoot, Ed.

760
00:57:30,854 --> 00:57:32,991
They want me to kill it.

761
00:57:33,990 --> 00:57:37,828
It's the carrier
of this plague-type thing.

762
00:57:38,194 --> 00:57:40,095
Well, that's no good.

763
00:57:40,097 --> 00:57:41,832
No.

764
00:57:43,332 --> 00:57:45,801
They couldn't find anyone else?

765
00:57:45,803 --> 00:57:47,372
Nope.

766
00:57:48,004 --> 00:57:49,805
What did you tell them?

767
00:57:49,807 --> 00:57:51,809
I said no.

768
00:57:53,010 --> 00:57:54,245
Could you do it?

769
00:57:54,944 --> 00:57:56,948
I don't want to kill again.

770
00:57:58,115 --> 00:58:00,184
Be it beast or man.

771
00:58:01,218 --> 00:58:03,254
I don't want to have a hand
in that anymore.

772
00:58:04,921 --> 00:58:08,258
Are you sure you made the right
decision, then, for you?

773
00:58:09,026 --> 00:58:11,258
I'm wondering
why you called me here

774
00:58:11,260 --> 00:58:15,229
if you weren't already thinking
about leaving.

775
00:58:15,231 --> 00:58:18,201
Why do you believe
anything I'm saying?

776
00:58:20,269 --> 00:58:23,840
Because most men live
their whole lives one way.

777
00:58:25,876 --> 00:58:29,080
And when a liar is a liar,
he's a liar.

778
00:58:29,479 --> 00:58:34,816
And when a fancy man is fancy,
he's fancy.

779
00:58:34,818 --> 00:58:40,892
And when an honest man
is honest... he's honest.

780
00:58:44,794 --> 00:58:46,897
Be careful, Calvin.

781
00:58:48,031 --> 00:58:50,168
I still want to go fishing.

782
00:58:54,071 --> 00:58:57,008
I'll thank you
to look after the dog.

783
00:58:57,540 --> 00:59:00,877
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]

784
00:59:08,452 --> 00:59:11,421
[INDISTINCT TALKING
ON LOUDSPEAKER]

785
00:59:16,959 --> 00:59:19,396
[BLADES WHIRRING]

786
00:59:21,999 --> 00:59:24,267
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

787
00:59:28,839 --> 00:59:30,971
- Good to see you, Barr.
- Yeah.

788
00:59:30,973 --> 00:59:34,077
Monsieur Barr,
if you will follow me.

789
00:59:35,245 --> 00:59:37,348
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

790
00:59:42,385 --> 00:59:44,855
[MACHINERY HUMMING]

791
00:59:47,057 --> 00:59:49,191
We are just outside
the dead zone.

792
00:59:49,193 --> 00:59:50,991
The fire you see
is a containment measure.

793
00:59:50,993 --> 00:59:52,861
It is a controlled burn.

794
00:59:52,863 --> 00:59:55,029
The ring of fire encircles
the dead zone.

795
00:59:55,031 --> 00:59:57,131
Nothing gets in.
Nothing gets out.

796
00:59:57,133 --> 00:59:59,033
You will be given
your choice of fatigue.

797
00:59:59,035 --> 01:00:02,069
I think you will find
the selection suitable.

798
01:00:02,071 --> 01:00:04,973
You will also have your choice
of, uh, gear.

799
01:00:04,975 --> 01:00:06,508
And weapons.

800
01:00:06,510 --> 01:00:08,977
Once you are inside
the dead zone,

801
01:00:08,979 --> 01:00:12,513
our entire operation
will fall back another 50 miles

802
01:00:12,515 --> 01:00:16,119
and you will be the last and
final hope in saving this land.

803
01:00:16,953 --> 01:00:18,089
And yours.

804
01:00:18,921 --> 01:00:21,223
These Canucks, God bless 'em,
they didn't have the goods

805
01:00:21,225 --> 01:00:24,558
when it came to firepower,
so I sent for my private stock.

806
01:00:24,560 --> 01:00:26,963
[DOOR OPENS, THUDS]

807
01:00:29,499 --> 01:00:32,435
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]

808
01:00:39,508 --> 01:00:40,642
That gun.

809
01:00:40,644 --> 01:00:42,576
That scope.

810
01:00:42,578 --> 01:00:44,314
This knife.

811
01:00:45,015 --> 01:00:46,150
That's it.

812
01:00:49,285 --> 01:00:51,886
Merci, Monsieur Barr.

813
01:00:51,888 --> 01:00:53,290
Merci.

814
01:00:56,392 --> 01:00:59,196
[WIND WHISTLING,
FIRE CRACKLING]

815
01:01:07,937 --> 01:01:10,372
[CLICK, METAL SCRAPING]

816
01:01:10,374 --> 01:01:13,540
[GUNSHOT, BIGFOOT GRUNTS]

817
01:01:13,542 --> 01:01:17,314
[UP-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

818
01:01:35,298 --> 01:01:36,298
[GRUNTS]

819
01:01:36,300 --> 01:01:38,366
[ROCKS CLATTERING]

820
01:01:38,368 --> 01:01:40,905
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

821
01:01:51,048 --> 01:01:53,484
[BIRDS CHIRPING]

822
01:02:02,059 --> 01:02:03,390
[BONES CRACKLING]

823
01:02:03,392 --> 01:02:05,428
[GRUNTS, SIGHS]

824
01:02:10,968 --> 01:02:13,471
[TAPE RIPS]

825
01:02:14,638 --> 01:02:17,074
[SATELLITE PHONE BEEPING]

826
01:02:22,745 --> 01:02:24,645
MAN:
Barr, we have your location.

827
01:02:24,647 --> 01:02:27,450
What's the status?
Did you get it?

828
01:02:28,151 --> 01:02:29,417
Not yet.

829
01:02:29,419 --> 01:02:31,618
We heard a shot fired.
Was that you?

830
01:02:31,620 --> 01:02:32,687
Yeah.

831
01:02:32,689 --> 01:02:34,089
Was it a hit?

832
01:02:34,091 --> 01:02:35,689
- Yeah.
- Where?

833
01:02:35,691 --> 01:02:37,024
Its head.

834
01:02:37,026 --> 01:02:39,560
It... And it's not dead?

835
01:02:39,562 --> 01:02:41,229
No.

836
01:02:41,231 --> 01:02:42,763
So where is it?

837
01:02:42,765 --> 01:02:44,332
It ran off.

838
01:02:44,334 --> 01:02:45,937
Where?

839
01:02:47,069 --> 01:02:48,269
I'll get it.

840
01:02:48,271 --> 01:02:50,004
Time's running out, Barr.

841
01:02:50,006 --> 01:02:52,540
Yeah.
I know what time it is.

842
01:02:52,542 --> 01:02:54,211
How are you?

843
01:02:55,345 --> 01:02:57,745
Led me off a cliff.

844
01:02:57,747 --> 01:02:59,647
Broke my little pinkie.

845
01:02:59,649 --> 01:03:01,649
Sorry.
Uh, come again.

846
01:03:01,651 --> 01:03:05,489
My fifth digit.
I broke it.

847
01:03:07,024 --> 01:03:09,993
Well, be careful
of that kind of thing.

848
01:03:11,595 --> 01:03:14,198
He doesn't have big feet,
either.

849
01:03:14,597 --> 01:03:17,267
Not really living up
to its name.

850
01:03:18,702 --> 01:03:21,136
We're all with you, Barr.

851
01:03:21,138 --> 01:03:24,107
You won't hear from me again
until the end.

852
01:03:24,540 --> 01:03:26,109
Over.

853
01:03:32,048 --> 01:03:34,150
[MID-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

854
01:03:41,425 --> 01:03:43,693
[FLIES BUZZING]

855
01:03:55,604 --> 01:03:57,640
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

856
01:04:34,577 --> 01:04:36,379
Poultice.

857
01:04:50,760 --> 01:04:53,229
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

858
01:05:07,776 --> 01:05:10,113
[ANIMAL GRUNTING]

859
01:05:48,350 --> 01:05:49,586
Hm.

860
01:05:50,586 --> 01:05:52,489
Vegetarian.

861
01:05:55,325 --> 01:05:57,428
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

862
01:06:25,821 --> 01:06:28,459
[WATER DRIPPING, ECHOING]

863
01:06:43,807 --> 01:06:45,542
Hello.

864
01:06:46,575 --> 01:06:48,875
[OWL CHIRPS]

865
01:06:48,877 --> 01:06:51,347
[OWL HOOTING IN DISTANCE]

866
01:06:56,885 --> 01:06:58,655
Bye.

867
01:07:16,640 --> 01:07:18,776
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

868
01:07:32,555 --> 01:07:34,725
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

869
01:07:50,307 --> 01:07:52,406
MAXINE:
My dear Calvin.

870
01:07:52,408 --> 01:07:56,479
I've written you so many times
that I can't keep count anymore.

871
01:07:57,580 --> 01:08:00,718
I can almost hear
what you'd say back.

872
01:08:01,584 --> 01:08:04,989
Sometimes I think of a joke
you would say, and I laugh.

873
01:08:06,022 --> 01:08:08,022
Then I feel foolish.

874
01:08:08,024 --> 01:08:10,957
[BIRDS CHIRPING]

875
01:08:10,959 --> 01:08:14,264
It's been a long time
since I've heard from you.

876
01:08:14,798 --> 01:08:19,003
They say that you're alive
but that I can't talk to you...

877
01:08:19,968 --> 01:08:23,940
...that you can't write me
even if you wanted to.

878
01:08:25,574 --> 01:08:27,774
I walked by your house today

879
01:08:27,776 --> 01:08:30,614
just to be somewhere
that we once were.

880
01:08:31,013 --> 01:08:33,081
I've gone sappy, Calvin.

881
01:08:33,083 --> 01:08:34,916
Me.

882
01:08:34,918 --> 01:08:38,419
I watched the mailman put one
of my letters through your door.

883
01:08:38,421 --> 01:08:41,792
They stopped forwarding them
long ago, I guess.

884
01:08:42,659 --> 01:08:46,027
There's a school back home
that could use my help,

885
01:08:46,029 --> 01:08:47,998
closer to Mom and Dad.

886
01:08:48,631 --> 01:08:51,001
Mom's been sick lately.

887
01:08:51,568 --> 01:08:53,671
So I'm leaving here.

888
01:08:54,037 --> 01:08:56,571
Saw Ed to say goodbye.

889
01:08:56,573 --> 01:08:58,505
He misses you too.

890
01:08:58,507 --> 01:09:01,912
Everyone does... me especially.

891
01:09:03,413 --> 01:09:05,348
Please come home soon.

892
01:09:06,382 --> 01:09:08,383
I love you.

893
01:09:08,385 --> 01:09:10,553
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

894
01:09:19,762 --> 01:09:23,499
P.S... Do you like the stamp?

895
01:09:23,967 --> 01:09:25,899
It's of Dick Tracy.

896
01:09:25,901 --> 01:09:28,135
I know how much you like
that strip.

897
01:09:28,137 --> 01:09:30,873
I clipped a bunch out
for when you get back.

898
01:09:31,540 --> 01:09:33,577
I didn't miss a day.

899
01:10:05,909 --> 01:10:08,011
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

900
01:10:24,793 --> 01:10:27,430
[VEHICLE APPROACHING,
BRAKES SQUEAK]

901
01:10:28,730 --> 01:10:30,900
[METAL RATTLING]

902
01:10:36,839 --> 01:10:39,476
[BRAKES HISS, ENGINE REVS]

903
01:11:07,070 --> 01:11:10,140
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

904
01:11:37,867 --> 01:11:39,903
[EXHALES DEEPLY]

905
01:11:56,852 --> 01:11:59,823
[FOLIAGE RUSTLING,
ANIMAL SNORTING]

906
01:12:11,301 --> 01:12:14,037
[BREATHING HEAVILY]

907
01:12:17,940 --> 01:12:20,577
[BIGFOOT WHIMPERS]

908
01:12:24,079 --> 01:12:27,050
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

909
01:12:28,818 --> 01:12:30,921
[GRUNTING]

910
01:13:31,114 --> 01:13:34,651
[WIND WHISTLING]

911
01:13:46,928 --> 01:13:49,665
They're not gonna have
your body, old man.

912
01:13:55,070 --> 01:13:56,737
[SCREECHES]

913
01:13:56,739 --> 01:13:58,406
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS]

914
01:13:58,408 --> 01:14:00,877
[BIGFOOT SNORTING, HISSING]

915
01:14:15,857 --> 01:14:18,725
[GROWLS, SCREAMS]

916
01:14:18,727 --> 01:14:19,960
[GUNSHOT]

917
01:14:19,962 --> 01:14:22,265
[GRUNTING]

918
01:14:30,472 --> 01:14:32,939
- [GRUNTS]
- [ROARS]

919
01:14:32,941 --> 01:14:35,278
[BREATHING HEAVILY,
SCREECHING]

920
01:14:47,789 --> 01:14:50,323
[SNARLING]

921
01:14:50,325 --> 01:14:53,930
[ROARS]

922
01:15:01,003 --> 01:15:02,502
- [BONE CRACKS]
- [GROANS]

923
01:15:02,504 --> 01:15:05,275
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

924
01:15:20,823 --> 01:15:22,022
[GASPS]

925
01:15:22,024 --> 01:15:24,959
- [GRUNTS]
- [GRUNTS]

926
01:15:24,961 --> 01:15:27,798
[GROANING]

927
01:15:30,132 --> 01:15:32,735
[SCREAMS]

928
01:15:34,436 --> 01:15:36,804
[GRUNTS]

929
01:15:36,806 --> 01:15:39,340
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

930
01:15:39,342 --> 01:15:42,212
[BREATHING HEAVILY]

931
01:15:51,387 --> 01:15:53,457
This isn't what I wanted.

932
01:15:54,323 --> 01:15:56,026
And I'm sorry.

933
01:15:57,193 --> 01:15:59,963
[GUNSHOT ECHOING]

934
01:16:01,497 --> 01:16:03,496
[GRUNTS]

935
01:16:03,498 --> 01:16:05,868
[WIND WHISTLING]

936
01:16:19,147 --> 01:16:21,517
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

937
01:16:27,957 --> 01:16:29,993
ED:
My brother was a good man.

938
01:16:30,592 --> 01:16:32,128
A thoughtful man.

939
01:16:32,861 --> 01:16:34,562
He was selfless.

940
01:16:34,564 --> 01:16:37,167
He didn't know pride.

941
01:16:37,833 --> 01:16:38,898
He loved a girl.

942
01:16:38,900 --> 01:16:41,937
She was... special.

943
01:16:43,071 --> 01:16:48,878
The war kept them apart...
and she passed away young.

944
01:16:50,879 --> 01:16:52,449
Too young.

945
01:16:53,415 --> 01:16:57,287
I didn't get to know Calvin
the way a brother should.

946
01:16:58,221 --> 01:16:59,923
But I'll miss him.

947
01:17:00,856 --> 01:17:04,894
I always... missed him.

948
01:17:06,262 --> 01:17:07,995
[MID-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYING]

949
01:17:07,997 --> 01:17:11,034
Okay.
How's that?

950
01:17:12,901 --> 01:17:15,635
Oh.
Very fine, Ed.

951
01:17:15,637 --> 01:17:18,404
All right.
That means we're almost done.

952
01:17:18,406 --> 01:17:23,277
Say, uh, I'm really sorry
to hear about your brother.

953
01:17:23,279 --> 01:17:24,881
Calvin.

954
01:17:25,580 --> 01:17:28,885
You know, I didn't really
know him very well, but...

955
01:17:29,517 --> 01:17:31,352
...it sounds like he was
a pretty decent guy.

956
01:17:31,354 --> 01:17:33,923
He was.
Thank you.

957
01:17:35,958 --> 01:17:38,091
- So, uh...
- [LID RATTLES]

958
01:17:38,093 --> 01:17:40,493
So folks say that...

959
01:17:40,495 --> 01:17:46,200
he left for vacation and just...
never came back, huh?

960
01:17:46,202 --> 01:17:48,001
That's a shame.

961
01:17:48,003 --> 01:17:49,603
Well, I don't know.

962
01:17:49,605 --> 01:17:53,974
He, uh, went someplace nice,
someplace warm.

963
01:17:53,976 --> 01:17:55,975
Nice view of the sea, you know?

964
01:17:55,977 --> 01:17:58,411
I mean, it's better
than him dying

965
01:17:58,413 --> 01:18:01,450
in that old house
all by his lonesome, right?

966
01:18:02,284 --> 01:18:03,550
Yeah.

967
01:18:03,552 --> 01:18:05,622
You're all set.
Get some candy.

968
01:18:07,355 --> 01:18:09,258
All right.

969
01:18:10,025 --> 01:18:11,224
Well...

970
01:18:11,226 --> 01:18:12,593
[BILLS RUSTLING]

971
01:18:12,595 --> 01:18:14,231
...take care of yourself, Ed.

972
01:18:16,665 --> 01:18:18,666
Say, you going to
the school play tomorrow night?

973
01:18:18,668 --> 01:18:20,166
Wouldn't miss it.

974
01:18:20,168 --> 01:18:22,202
My granddaughter's playing
a butterfly.

975
01:18:22,204 --> 01:18:23,536
Ah.
Yeah.

976
01:18:23,538 --> 01:18:25,339
Him too.

977
01:18:25,341 --> 01:18:27,107
Plays a turtle.

978
01:18:27,109 --> 01:18:28,709
It's the lead turtle.

979
01:18:28,711 --> 01:18:32,048
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYING,
CLOCK TICKING]

980
01:18:34,216 --> 01:18:36,653
[BIRDS CHIRPING]

981
01:18:45,061 --> 01:18:47,330
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

982
01:18:53,735 --> 01:18:57,172
[ENGINE HUMMING]

983
01:19:09,051 --> 01:19:11,553
Can I come out there with you?

984
01:19:13,088 --> 01:19:16,325
I said some nice things
about you at your grave.

985
01:19:17,025 --> 01:19:19,194
Wish I could've been there.

986
01:19:20,096 --> 01:19:22,464
Thanks for keeping care
of Ralph.

987
01:19:23,265 --> 01:19:25,334
It wasn't a problem.

988
01:19:26,569 --> 01:19:28,368
What did you bury?

989
01:19:28,370 --> 01:19:31,341
Oh.
Your uniform.

990
01:19:32,007 --> 01:19:33,139
Your medals.

991
01:19:33,141 --> 01:19:34,675
Good.

992
01:19:34,677 --> 01:19:36,477
[RALPH WHINES]

993
01:19:36,479 --> 01:19:38,778
I can't believe you're...
[LAUGHS]

994
01:19:38,780 --> 01:19:41,016
Can we just sit quiet, Ed?

995
01:19:41,684 --> 01:19:43,285
Okay.

996
01:19:43,753 --> 01:19:45,786
Sounds good.

997
01:19:45,788 --> 01:19:48,024
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

998
01:19:52,494 --> 01:19:54,294
All right, then.

999
01:19:54,296 --> 01:19:57,434
[LAUGHTER, INDISTINCT
CONVERSATIONS ON TELEVISION]

1000
01:19:59,534 --> 01:20:02,004
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1001
01:20:03,239 --> 01:20:05,575
Mm.
Cripes.

1002
01:20:26,328 --> 01:20:28,498
[TELEPHONE RINGING]

1003
01:20:37,440 --> 01:20:39,139
Hello.

1004
01:20:39,141 --> 01:20:41,578
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYING]

1005
01:20:46,414 --> 01:20:48,549
[WHISPERING]
Where is she? I can't see her.

1006
01:20:48,551 --> 01:20:50,587
MAN: [WHISPERING]
She's the butterfly.

1007
01:20:51,454 --> 01:20:52,789
Oh.

1008
01:20:53,422 --> 01:20:56,659
A lot of butterflies are dead
this time of year.

1009
01:20:59,227 --> 01:21:01,127
What?

1010
01:21:01,129 --> 01:21:03,665
This late in the season?
It's true.

1011
01:21:06,534 --> 01:21:08,602
[LAUGHTER]

1012
01:21:08,604 --> 01:21:10,774
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1013
01:21:16,678 --> 01:21:18,647
Did you...

1014
01:21:20,516 --> 01:21:22,352
Did you bury the...

1015
01:21:23,651 --> 01:21:25,654
Under my bed.

1016
01:21:26,288 --> 01:21:27,286
Did you?

1017
01:21:27,288 --> 01:21:28,657
Yes.

1018
01:21:30,325 --> 01:21:33,730
I thought you'd feel better
with...

1019
01:21:36,664 --> 01:21:38,234
[SIGHS]

1020
01:21:38,700 --> 01:21:40,567
Calvin, I-I'm sorry.

1021
01:21:40,569 --> 01:21:42,236
- Ah.
- I'm sorry.

1022
01:21:42,238 --> 01:21:43,640
It's okay.

1023
01:21:44,640 --> 01:21:47,677
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1024
01:22:09,864 --> 01:22:12,167
[MUSIC SLOWS, ENDS]

1025
01:22:13,903 --> 01:22:16,138
[EXHALES DEEPLY]

1026
01:22:20,876 --> 01:22:23,312
[INSECTS CHIRPING]

1027
01:22:29,918 --> 01:22:32,154
[TAPPING]

1028
01:22:37,258 --> 01:22:39,526
[WINDOW CREAKING]

1029
01:22:39,528 --> 01:22:40,928
Hey.

1030
01:22:40,930 --> 01:22:43,496
Let's take a walk.

1031
01:22:43,498 --> 01:22:45,566
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

1032
01:22:45,568 --> 01:22:48,402
At school today, um,
one of my students came up

1033
01:22:48,404 --> 01:22:50,403
and turned in his journal.

1034
01:22:50,405 --> 01:22:51,938
His name's Jimmy.

1035
01:22:51,940 --> 01:22:54,675
He's a nice boy.

1036
01:22:54,677 --> 01:22:57,678
He tries real hard.
[LAUGHS]

1037
01:22:57,680 --> 01:23:00,680
Uh, and I noticed that he had
a scrape on his forehead,

1038
01:23:00,682 --> 01:23:02,316
and I asked him how he got it.

1039
01:23:02,318 --> 01:23:04,384
And he said that he wrote
about it in his journal

1040
01:23:04,386 --> 01:23:05,719
and asked me if I would read it.

1041
01:23:05,721 --> 01:23:09,656
So I read it
during my lunch break.

1042
01:23:09,658 --> 01:23:15,895
Uh, it said that Jimmy and
his friends were playing war.

1043
01:23:15,897 --> 01:23:18,298
You know... war.

1044
01:23:18,300 --> 01:23:21,568
Sure.
Popguns and whatnot.

1045
01:23:21,570 --> 01:23:23,370
- Mm.
- Uh-huh.

1046
01:23:23,372 --> 01:23:25,505
And Jimmy was on the bad side.

1047
01:23:25,507 --> 01:23:27,340
He was playing
one of the bad guys.

1048
01:23:27,342 --> 01:23:30,410
And he went up this tree.

1049
01:23:30,412 --> 01:23:33,779
And while he was hiding,
he lost his footing and fell out

1050
01:23:33,781 --> 01:23:35,881
and landed on one of his friends
below.

1051
01:23:35,883 --> 01:23:37,751
[LAUGHS]

1052
01:23:37,753 --> 01:23:40,953
And all the kids ran over to
make sure that they were okay.

1053
01:23:40,955 --> 01:23:43,490
Except one.
This one kid.

1054
01:23:43,492 --> 01:23:47,560
He runs up and he shoots
all the bad guys

1055
01:23:47,562 --> 01:23:50,266
and then brags that he's won.

1056
01:23:51,367 --> 01:23:54,870
And I guess technically he did.

1057
01:23:55,537 --> 01:23:58,540
The other kids
didn't have to help.

1058
01:23:59,475 --> 01:24:02,812
So... the bad guys lost.

1059
01:24:03,378 --> 01:24:07,950
And Jimmy felt really bad
about the whole thing.

1060
01:24:08,516 --> 01:24:14,888
I'm... I'm not exactly sure what
he wanted me to get out of that,

1061
01:24:14,890 --> 01:24:16,756
but he wrote about it
in such detail.

1062
01:24:16,758 --> 01:24:19,895
It must have
really bothered him.

1063
01:24:21,763 --> 01:24:22,899
Huh.

1064
01:24:24,932 --> 01:24:28,637
He probably wants to know what
you think of a kid like that.

1065
01:24:29,038 --> 01:24:32,008
Your opinion
is probably important to him.

1066
01:24:33,409 --> 01:24:35,311
What do you think?

1067
01:24:36,345 --> 01:24:38,448
Of the kid who shot at people?

1068
01:24:39,580 --> 01:24:41,581
I don't know.

1069
01:24:41,583 --> 01:24:44,917
A kid like that grows up to be
someone important, I think.

1070
01:24:44,919 --> 01:24:47,586
Like a...
Like the boss in a factory

1071
01:24:47,588 --> 01:24:50,791
or... maybe the president.

1072
01:24:50,793 --> 01:24:53,263
- I don't know.
- [LAUGHS]

1073
01:24:54,797 --> 01:24:56,529
Kids are tough.

1074
01:24:56,531 --> 01:24:58,568
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1075
01:24:59,400 --> 01:25:01,902
MAXINE:
What kind of kid were you?

1076
01:25:01,904 --> 01:25:03,603
CALVIN:
I'd be the kid

1077
01:25:03,605 --> 01:25:05,906
that Jimmy squished
when he fell out of the tree.

1078
01:25:05,908 --> 01:25:08,011
MAXINE:
[LAUGHS]

1079
01:25:10,479 --> 01:25:13,615
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1080
01:25:14,850 --> 01:25:17,020
[WATER SPLASHES]

1081
01:25:37,638 --> 01:25:39,809
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1082
01:25:45,913 --> 01:25:48,383
See you later, Calvin.

1083
01:25:53,154 --> 01:25:54,890
Tomorrow, I...

1084
01:25:56,425 --> 01:26:01,029
I thought maybe you could...
drive me to the station.

1085
01:26:04,833 --> 01:26:06,336
I can't.

1086
01:26:08,704 --> 01:26:10,073
Why not?

1087
01:26:12,473 --> 01:26:18,812
Because... tonight I'm happy,
and...

1088
01:26:18,814 --> 01:26:20,917
tomorrow I won't be.

1089
01:26:25,887 --> 01:26:27,821
I can't watch you go.

1090
01:26:27,823 --> 01:26:29,492
I...

1091
01:26:33,462 --> 01:26:35,498
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1092
01:26:51,646 --> 01:26:53,882
When we get to your house...

1093
01:26:55,717 --> 01:26:57,954
...I'm just gonna keep walking.

1094
01:26:59,020 --> 01:27:02,621
Maybe the next time
that I see you,

1095
01:27:02,623 --> 01:27:06,728
it'll be like you just stopped
to tie your shoelace.

1096
01:27:16,939 --> 01:27:19,441
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1097
01:27:33,087 --> 01:27:34,589
Listen.

1098
01:27:34,989 --> 01:27:37,025
I, uh...

1099
01:27:41,195 --> 01:27:43,498
I'm right behind you.

1100
01:27:45,700 --> 01:27:47,537
Catch up quick.

1101
01:27:53,141 --> 01:27:55,445
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1102
01:27:59,614 --> 01:28:01,716
[BOX CLOSES]

1103
01:28:15,696 --> 01:28:17,632
All right.
Come on.

1104
01:28:26,542 --> 01:28:27,977
[KNUCKLES CRACKING]

1105
01:28:28,944 --> 01:28:31,010
[INSECTS CHIRPING]

1106
01:28:31,012 --> 01:28:33,216
[DOWN-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYS]

1107
01:29:09,717 --> 01:29:10,919
Huh.

1108
01:29:44,119 --> 01:29:45,955
[BOX CLOSES]

1109
01:29:51,627 --> 01:29:53,796
Another day, boy.

1110
01:29:54,829 --> 01:29:57,229
Maybe tomorrow.

1111
01:29:57,231 --> 01:29:58,868
What do you think?

1112
01:30:00,369 --> 01:30:03,005
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1113
01:30:11,346 --> 01:30:13,649
[RATTLING]

1114
01:30:38,039 --> 01:30:40,141
There it is.

1115
01:30:56,792 --> 01:30:58,023
Come on, boy!

1116
01:30:58,025 --> 01:30:59,794
Let's go home.

1117
01:31:00,995 --> 01:31:03,632
[MUSIC CONTINUES]

1118
01:31:53,478 --> 01:31:58,478
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