1:01:01
And I ain't gonna get into anything.
1:01:06
I'm getting out.
1:01:12
I'm sorry, Mr. Macreedy.
1:01:20
You'd be smart to get out, too, Doc.
1:01:23
There's too many smart guys around here.
I'm glad I'm a dummy.
1:01:26
You're a troublesome dummy.
You're liable to end up on your own slab.
1:01:29
I expect to be in a lot more trouble
before I die...
1:01:32
Go home, Doc. He's all washed-up.
1:01:35
You think so?
1:01:39
I was washed-up when I got off that train.
1:01:42
- You shouldn't have got off.
- I had to.
1:01:45
I had one last duty to perform
before I resigned from the human race.
1:01:49
I thought you were going to Los Angeles.
That hotbed of pomp and vanity.
1:01:53
Is that what you call
resigning from the human race?
1:01:55
Good jumping-off place
for South America, the islands.
1:01:59
Why?
1:02:00
I don't know. I guess I was just looking
for some place to get lost.
1:02:04
Why do you want to get lost?
1:02:07
Because I was afraid
I couldn't function any longer.
1:02:11
Luckily, your friend Smith
changed my mind.
1:02:14
- Sure, you're a man of action.
- I know what your trouble is, sonny.
1:02:19
You'd like me to die quickly, wouldn't you?
Without wasting too much of your time.
1:02:23
Or quietly,
so I won't embarrass you too much.
1:02:27
Or even thankfully...
1:02:29
so your memory of the occasion
won't be too unpleasant.
1:02:35
My memories are so pleasant, as it is.
1:02:37
It's gonna take an awful lot of whiskey
to wash out your guts.
1:02:44
Go on, swill it!
1:02:46
What is there left for you to do?
1:02:48
You're as dead as Komako,
and you don't know it.
1:02:50
Take it easy. Sit down.
1:02:52
Sit down?
Why don't you tell me to kneel down...
1:02:54
and beg his pardon
for bringing up an unpleasant subject?
1:02:57
You don't have to remind me.
I've never forgotten.
1:02:59
Isn't that noble of you?