:36:00
I thought I'd come in and
find you on your knees.
:36:02
Instead, you're turning
adversity into triumph.
:36:05
That's just a reflex.
An old habit of mine.
:36:08
But it's still good to hear you say it.
:36:11
The way you say it too.
:36:12
"Adversity into triumph. "
:36:14
It's good to know
you still believe in me.
:36:17
Did I say that?
:36:19
I don't know.
I thought you did.
:36:22
Don't fathers listen to their sons?
:36:33
How is your father these days?
:36:35
I haven't heard you mention him
for a while. Where is he?
:36:39
In a nursing home in
Crowley, Louisiana.
:36:42
Plays dominoes with orderlies.
:36:44
Fulminates over his Cream of Wheat.
:36:47
Don't be too hard on him.
:36:50
We can't dictate our finishes.
:36:52
I don't like the sound of that.
:36:54
Of course you don't.
:36:55
Because underneath
all that need to believe...
:37:00
...under all the concrete
you poured into my pedestal...
:37:03
...something is crying to get out.
:37:09
What?
:37:14
You know I called Judge Walter Stern.
:37:24
Anselmo called me.
:37:30
I knew the Mafioso had called him, but
in this business, you don't trade names.
:37:35
And I called Walter.
:37:38
That's all there was to it.
:37:41
I was doing Anselmo a favor.
:37:48
Run caution lights all my life.
:37:50
This time you ran a red, and
someone cut across the intersection.
:37:54
A cop and a 6-year-old child.
:37:57
That's with me forever.
:37:59
That's not good enough.