:56:02
And I shut off my radio.
:56:05
I sat down at my desk.
:56:08
The fountain pen I'd used
all my life was out of ink,
:56:12
so I took a pencil
:56:14
and wrote letters to my neighbors
and to the police.
:56:19
I mailed them that evening.
:56:21
While you were sleeping soundly.
:56:24
I wasn't sleeping.
:56:27
I had gone bowling.
:56:30
Do you remember
that couple's conversation?
:56:33
The boy and the girl?
:56:37
I remember.
:56:39
They wanted to go too.
:56:40
That same evening.
:56:43
Maybe you were
right next to them.
:56:48
Maybe.
:56:52
You didn't like her.
:56:56
It's almost over.
I was right.
:57:02
You seem happy about it.
:57:11
Did you provoke it?
:57:21
Yes or no?
:57:25
Because of my eavesdropping
and my trial,
:57:28
the girl met
:57:30
another man.