:38:10
- Is Mr. Charles here?
- Yes.
:38:12
I gotta talk to him, that's all,
but I gotta do that.
:38:14
All right, come in.
You wait here, I'll tell him you're here.
:38:23
- What in the name of...
- Someone to see you, dear.
:38:26
That's good.
I was afraid I'd have to go to sleep.
:38:29
Get up out of bed. Let me straighten
this up. You're worse than an infant.
:38:33
Funny, those blankets must be
a little cockeyed.
:38:37
Right, Asta?
:38:46
There.
:38:47
You've got the funniest look
on your face I ever saw in my life.
:38:50
Hurry up, go on out there.
That man's waiting for you.
:38:54
I gotta talk to you.
:38:55
I want you to tell me something,
and give it to me straight. Get me?
:38:58
Would you mind putting that gun away?
:39:01
My wife doesn't care,
but I'm a very timid fellow.
:39:03
You idiot.
:39:05
Asta, come here.
:39:07
All right, shoot. I mean...
:39:10
what's on your mind?
:39:11
You don't have to tell me you're tough.
I heard about you. I'm Joe Morelli.
:39:15
- I've never heard about you.
- I didn't knock Julia off.
:39:18
All right, you didn't.
:39:19
I ain't seen her in three months.
We was all washed up.
:39:21
Why tell me?
:39:22
I had no reason to hurt her.
She was on the up and up with me.
:39:25
But that dirty Nunheim got sore with her
because I clicked and he didn't.
:39:29
And he put the finger on me.
:39:30
This is all swell, but you're peddling
your fish in the wrong market.
:39:34
I've got nothing to do with this.
:39:35
Studsy Burke says you used to be okay,
that's why I'm here.
:39:38
How is Studsy?
I didn't know he was out of stir.
:39:41
He's all right, he'd like to see you.
What's the law doing to me?
:39:44
Do they think I did it
or is it just something else to pin on me?
:39:47
If I knew I'd tell you.
:39:48
I don't know anything about it.
Ask the police.
:39:51
That'd be about the smartest thing
I ever did.
:39:53
I put the police captain in a hospital
for three weeks over an argument.
:39:57
They would like for me to come in
and ask questions.
:39:59
They'd like it down
to the end of their blackjacks.