Guilty by Suspicion
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1:14:04
David, come in.
1:14:06
Some mob out there.
1:14:08
Can I get you a drink?
1:14:10
DAVID: No, thanks.
1:14:12
You've lost some weight.
1:14:15
GRAFF: I wish I could lose some.
1:14:17
It's all this damn Christmas cheer.
1:14:21
GRAFF: Hors d'oeuvre?
1:14:26
How you doing?
1:14:29
It's good news you're here.
1:14:31
I presume you had a chance to think
and put things in perspective.

1:14:38
I know this is difficult, David.
1:14:40
Nobody says it's easy.
1:14:43
But you've made the right decision.
1:14:46
I haven't made any decision yet.
1:14:55
Isn't there anything I can do?
Like the American Civil Liberties Union?

1:15:00
Can I take the Fifth?
1:15:01
DAVID:
They can't do anything to me then, right?

1:15:04
Not a real alternative.
It implies that you're hiding something.

1:15:08
GRAFF: The only thing to hide, they think,
is Communist Party membership.

1:15:13
You protect yourself against
self-incrimination but...

1:15:17
...you're guilty by suspicion.
Where does that get you?

1:15:23
You asked how I'm doing.
You want to know?

1:15:28
I can't get a job.
1:15:30
Can't get a job.
1:15:33
DAVID: All my friends gone.
1:15:37
I'm followed by the FBI. I lost my house.
1:15:42
DAVID:
I can't even buy my son a bike for Christmas.

1:15:46
Is it worth all this pain, David?
1:15:50
Is it worth it to your little boy, for example?
1:15:54
What about Dorothy's little boy?
1:15:57
That 6-year-old little boy lost his mother.

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