:45:04
You have a visitor from New York.
:45:10
Is it my wife?
:45:14
Hello, Edgar.
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You've got five minutes.
:45:20
You're looking well.
:45:23
That's easy for you to say!
You don't have amoebic dysentery!
:45:29
I've known Antoinette
since she was just a little girl...
:45:33
...and believe me, I don't blame you...
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...for murdering her.
:45:38
But I didn't murder that cold-blooded viper!
:45:41
The sooner you confess,
the sooner we can all benefit.
:45:45
Benefit?
:45:46
I know how much you must have loved her
to have done such a thing.
:45:50
But the living must go on living.
:45:53
What has happened, has happened.
:45:57
I'm facing the electric chair...
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...or something...
:46:01
...and you're standing here talking about
"the living must go on living"!
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I guarantee...
:46:07
...that if you plead temporary insanity...
:46:10
...you won't spend more than three years
in a mental institution.
:46:13
What are you getting at?
:46:15
If you confess to Antoinette's murder...
:46:18
...the day that you are released
from the institution...
:46:21
...you will receive half a million dollars.
:46:36
But what if they don't buy that
and I go to the electric chair anyway...
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...or something?
:46:42
They will buy it.
:46:43
I can arrange anything. You know that.
:46:48
But those mental institutions,
they're supposed to be maddening.
:46:51
I know of some out here that have
tennis courts and swimming pools...
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...your own private room, color TV...
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...maid service.