:48:00
- They were waiting for me at the airport.
- "They"?
:48:03
The police.
:48:09
- Did you see Keeley?
- Yes.
:48:13
- What did he say?
- He told me what had happened.
:48:16
- Where is he now?
- He's in jail.
:48:18
The other boy, Floyd, was killed.
:48:21
Police are waiting downstairs.
:48:23
- We've only got a minute.
- No, Mary, listen. I've gotta say this first.
:48:28
Whatever you think...
I don't care what Keeley told you.
:48:31
Nothing tonight that happened has
anything to do with us or how I feel.
:48:35
- That doesn't matter now.
- Yes, it does.
:48:38
You've got to understand.
I've been sitting here.
:48:41
I think I have things straight now.
:48:44
I couldn't write to you
because I was depressed and jittery.
:48:47
Samuels, the man who I was supposed
to have killed tonight, he understood it.
:48:52
I can't explain what he said.
:48:56
But he said a guy like me now, with
the war over, could start hating himself.
:49:00
Maybe that's what happened.
:49:02
Maybe I started hating myself because
I was afraid of getting going again.
:49:07
Of trying to draw again.
Of looking for a job.
:49:11
Of having you waiting all the time,
after having waited four years already.
:49:17
It began to be hard for me
to think about you.
:49:21
I just couldn't write.
:49:25
Does that make any sense?
:49:28
Yes.
:49:30
Mitch, I wanna go see this girl, Ginny.
:49:35
Why?
:49:36
I wanna see her. If you were in her
apartment the time this man was killed...
:49:41
...the police will be satisfied
you didn't do it.
:49:43
Please, I'll be all right.
Captain Finlay's going with me.
:49:47
You remember the name of the apartments
where she lives, don't you?
:49:51
The Regal Apartments.
:49:56
We'd better go. I told Captain Finlay
we wouldn't be too long.