:04:00
I'll bet there's one
you remember too.
:04:03
The doctor said that you're to
sit up for a while today.
:04:06
Your jaw's knitting
beautifully.
:04:08
The wires will come out
in a day or two.
:04:11
When you get tired,
rap on the nightstand.
:04:14
It won't be long
before you'll be able to call for me.
:04:17
I'll bet that'll be
a relief.
:04:20
I'll call all right. I'll yell.
:04:22
I'll want to know why
they call me George Taylor.
:04:25
Who's George Taylor,
and who am I?
:04:27
For all I know,
that's the first tree I ever saw.
:04:29
Still, that's what it is.
That's what I call it.
:04:32
They call me Taylor.
So for all I know, I am Taylor.
:04:36
I've gotta take time, work on it.
:04:39
Time to think. Hard.
:04:42
Now I'm tired.
:04:44
Where's the nurse?
The nightstand, rap on it.
:04:51
What's that? A wallet.
:04:55
Must be my wallet.
:04:58
Yeah. There I am again.
:05:01
That's me all right.
:05:03
Good old George Taylor.
:05:06
How have you been, George?
:05:13
"These are
my last words to you.
:05:15
"That's why I write them. So that I can
always be sure that these were my last.
:05:19
"But I despise you now,
and the memory of you.
:05:22
"But I'm ashamed
for having loved you.
:05:25
"And I shall pray
as long as I live...
:05:27
"for someone or something
to hurt and destroy you-
:05:30
"make you want to die...
:05:32
as you have me."
:05:34
Who writes letters like this?
:05:36
Who do they write them to?
:05:38
Men they despise,
whose memories they despise.
:05:41
The memory I haven't got.
:05:43
Won't be long, and I'll have to talk.
Think fast. Now they only know my name.
:05:46
If I tell 'em I don't remember,
they'll backtrack.
:05:48
They'll dig up that memory
and throw it in my face.
:05:51
I've forgotten that man. Somebody's praying
for him to be hurt and want to die.
:05:55
I won't let them know I can't remember.
I won't let them dig him up!