1:21:01
- Mike? Mike was a hero.
- Why, because he was killed?
1:21:05
If Mike were alive today, he'd have
the same problems this kid has.
1:21:08
What do you say?
1:21:10
Don't ask me, will you, Lou?
1:21:12
But I am asking you.
1:21:15
No, Lou. No dice.
1:21:16
Louder, please.
I can't seem to hear you so good.
1:21:18
I can't drop the charge.
1:21:20
Jim, this is me, Lou Brody. Remember me?
1:21:22
What do you mean,
you can't drop the charge?
1:21:24
- Mr. Pritchett left it up to you.
- I can't start compromising now.
1:21:27
Compromise.
1:21:29
Heart, Jim, heart.
The world is crying for a little heart.
1:21:33
You shouldn't drink so much.
It melts the lining of your brain.
1:21:36
Maybe that's what you need.
1:21:38
Maybe it would melt that rock
you've got for a heart.
1:21:40
Lay off, will you?
1:21:41
My partner. Arrest his own mother.
1:21:43
Lay off. I'm warning you.
1:21:49
What's the matter, Jim?
1:21:55
I'm drowning, Lou.
Drowning in my own juice.
1:22:01
I wish I could understand you.
1:22:03
I don't expect you to.
I know I'm different from the others.
1:22:07
I'm here out of principle.
1:22:09
All my life I've lived according to principle...
1:22:11
and I couldn't change, even if I wanted to.
1:22:21
Jim, you've got to bend with the wind,
or break.
1:22:25
Don't be such a monument.
1:22:28
How?
1:22:32
How do you compromise?
1:22:35
I hate softness. My mother was soft.
It killed her.
1:22:38
I don't believe in turning the other cheek.
1:22:42
You ask me to compromise on this kid.
Who's he?
1:22:44
Now, right now, I'm faced
with a problem of my own, Lou...
1:22:47
that's ripping my guts out,
and I can't compromise on that.
1:22:50
So what do I do?
1:22:58
Here's your aspirin.