:53:03
...but no one went to ''The Corner.''
:53:07
Perry and Dick appealed. Routine.
:53:12
They were granted a stay of execution.
Routine.
:53:16
The legal machinery in capital cases
usually runs a year or more. Routine.
:53:23
Death row has its own routine.
:53:27
Shower. One man at a time, once a week.
:53:31
Shave, twice a week.
:53:34
The guard locks the safety razor.
:53:37
Safety first.
:53:40
No radios, no movies, no TV.
:53:45
No cards, no games, no exercise.
:53:49
No mirrors, no bottles, no glasses.
:53:53
No knives, no forks.
:53:56
No suicide allowed.
:53:58
They could eat, sleep...
:54:00
...write, read, think, dream.
:54:04
They could pray, if so inclined.
:54:07
But mostly, they just waited.
:54:11
The guy in the next cell, Andy.
He's been waiting two years.
:54:16
Newspapers call him
''The nicest boy in Kansas.''
:54:20
One night he killed his sister.
:54:24
Then he shot his mother six times
and his father seventeen times.
:54:30
Andy's a nut, but I like him.
:54:33
Hey, Andy. Say hello to Mr. Jensen.
:54:36
He's writing the story of my life.
:54:39
Why?
:54:43
I told you he was a nut.
:54:45
Ronnie, Jim, meet Mr. Jensen.
:54:49
They knocked off seven. Strangers.
:54:54
Ronnie said they was better off dead.
:54:59
What about Perry? Don't you get along?