:40:02
No. I don't quite know what to do.
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- When were you married?
- After he came back from the war.
:40:09
But we knew each other before that.
:40:11
You said this morning
you were separated.
:40:14
- Three months ago.
- Why?
:40:17
It's hard to say why you leave
a man, or why you stop loving him.
:40:21
I always blamed Ken,
but I guess it was my fault too,
:40:24
not understanding what made him seem
so mean and impossible.
:40:28
I guess the chief thing
wrong with Ken was no job,
:40:31
and lots of pride.
:40:33
Too much pride.
:40:35
A man can usually find work
if he wants to.
:40:39
You're worried about me feeling badly
:40:41
because he's going to be arrested,
aren't you?
:40:44
- Something like that.
- I think I'll stick by him if he is.
:40:50
He'll need me. I owe it to him.
:40:54
You still love him, huh?
In spite of everything.
:40:57
No. It isn't love any more.
:41:00
Mr Detective! Telephone!
:41:03
Excuse me. That must be my partner.
:41:06
Probably wants to know
what I'm eating.
:41:12
Dixon speaking.
:41:14
Been trying to get you for an hour,
Mark. Big doin's. We found Paine.
:41:18
Where did you find him?
:41:20
River watchman reported
to the 6th Precinct down here
:41:23
that somebody slugged him last night.
He just punched his clock at 3am.
:41:26
'Sent two men over, but they couldn't
make head or tail of the slugging:
:41:29
Nothing stolen, nothing missing. '
:41:31
'Until the watchman remembered
the man held something like a body. '
:41:34
They started draggin' the river
and brought up Paine a half-hour ago.
:41:37
- Who's that?
- Mark.
:41:39
Mark? Thomas. We found Paine
in the river with his skull cracked.
:41:43
We'll meet you at his apartment
in 15 minutes.
:41:45
OK, Lieutenant.
:41:51
- What's the matter? You look sick.
- Give me the check.
:41:54
You got to leave the beautiful girl
just as she's beginning to like you.
:41:57
That's what you get
for being a detective.
:41:59
No fun, always chasin'
the wrong people.