Town Without Pity
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:21:00
Something goes wild inside me,
and I don't care who the girl is...

:21:03
...or how much she begs.
:21:05
I just don't pay any attention to her.
She hasn't got a chance.

:21:09
Sit down.
:21:12
Why didn't you run away
when the others did?

:21:18
It seemed like such a shame
to leave her there all alone like that.

:21:24
You did put your shirt over her, didn't you?
:21:27
Yeah.
:21:28
Why?
:21:32
I don't know.
:21:34
She looked so small lying there.
:21:37
I couldn't leave her like that.
:21:41
Got a girl back home?
:21:43
Sure, everybody's got a girl back home.
:21:48
Are you sorry for what you did?
:21:50
Sure, I'm sorry, Major.
:21:52
-Larkin--
-The thing is....

:21:55
I don't know. I keep thinking
maybe I'll do it again, you know?

:21:59
I'm telling you this for the last time,
stop selling yourself.

:22:02
I'm sure your mom thinks you ought to
be president, but I can't use it in court.

:22:06
I guess I'm a little nervous
about how this will look on my record.

:22:10
Record? I've seen it.
It's enough to gag a hyena.

:22:13
Personally, I hate your guts,
but I have to defend you.

:22:16
I'm sorry. I'll do anything I can to help.
:22:20
Thanks.
:22:22
-Then you saw her smoking a cigarette.
-That's right.

:22:25
We thought it was funny
for her to be standing all by herself--

:22:28
Stick to the facts. Then did you drag her
into the bushes and pull her clothes off?

:22:32
No, we just kept watching.
:22:34
You won't believe this, but all of a sudden,
that little dame took off her bra...

:22:38
...and slipped off her pants,
and she stood there, naked as a jaybird.

:22:42
Wait a minute. Stood there?
:22:44
-You mean she started to get dressed.
-No, sir, she didn't.

:22:49
You're lying.
:22:52
No, sir.
:22:54
I wouldn't lie to you.
:22:56
It sure looked to us
like she was just asking for it.

:22:59
I see. Then maybe we ought
to charge her with rape.


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