1:30:13
Don! Don!
1:30:23
Where are you going, Don? Don.
1:30:45
All right, Don. Give me the pawn ticket.
1:30:47
- No scene, please.
- No scene. Just give me the pawn ticket.
1:30:50
Look, I don't want you to go in there and claim it now.
It would look queer.
1:30:52
You're ashamed of what the pawn broker will think,
is that it? It doesn't matter what I think.
1:30:55
Wick'll get you back your coat.
1:30:56
You couldn't have taken my bracelet or my pay check?
It had to be that coat?
1:31:00
You mean the one that brought us together?
Stop being sentimental.
1:31:03
Oh, I have Don, I assure you. It's finished. It's dead.
1:31:06
For three years they couldn't talk me out of you.
I was the only one that really understood you.
1:31:10
I knew there was a core of something...
well there is a core, and now I know what it is.
1:31:15
A sponge.
1:31:16
And to soak it full you'll do anything
that's ruthless, selfish, dishonest.
1:31:19
- I asked you not to make a scene.
- Then give me the ticket.
1:31:21
No, Helen, not now, please.
1:31:23
I don't want the money. You can get as drunk
as you like for all I care.
1:31:27
Thank you.
1:31:39
A gentleman was here a while ago.
How much did you give him for that coat?
1:31:42
- Why?
- Well, I want it back. It's my coat.
1:31:45
- It's your coat?
- He had my permission. How much did you give him?
1:31:47
He didn't want any money. He wanted to swap it.
1:31:49
Swap it? For what?
1:31:51
Oh, something he hocked here a long while back.
1:31:54
A gun.
1:31:58
A gun?