2:00:10
Hello, Bob.
2:00:12
Hello, Stell.
2:00:15
Well, here I am.
2:00:18
I know what you told Bull to tell me.
2:00:22
Then why did you come?
2:00:24
What else have I got to do?
2:00:28
Bob...
2:00:30
Bob, I could get on your visiting list.
I could get a job in Oakland maybe.
2:00:34
I could get a room at the waterfront,
2:00:36
and you could get some spyglasses
and see my room from your cell.
2:00:39
It's no use, Stell.
2:00:41
Please, Bob. There's still hope.
Bureau policy changes.
2:00:46
There's always the chance
the president will pardon you.
2:00:51
Why did you come
2,000 miles for nothin'?
2:00:54
Just to see me once a month?
2:00:58
I came because I'm your wife, that's why.
2:01:04
Bob, the only life I got is you.
2:01:08
Then you've got a damned
poor future, old girl.
2:01:12
I'm never gonna get outta here.
2:01:15
I could get a job in a factory.
I could write letters every day.
2:01:18
- It would be like old times.
- You'd wither away and die waiting.
2:01:22
- Forget it, Stell. It's the end of the line.
- Please, Bob.
2:01:25
Now, listen to me. Listen carefully.
2:01:34
You fought your heart out for me.
2:01:41
You fought your heart out for me,
but the sun's gone down.
2:01:45
And don't look for it to rise again.
2:01:48
I want you to pretend that I'm a dead man.
2:01:52
I want you to pretend...
that you're standin' on my grave.