:45:03
You're gonna be OK.
:45:10
I didn't want to let him go.
:45:13
I never felt as close to anyone
as I felt to him that moment.
:45:22
A number of the inmates,
as tough as they acted
during the day,
:45:25
would often cry themselves
to sleep at night.
:45:28
There were other cries, too.
:45:30
These differed from those filled
with fear and loneliness.
:45:33
They were low and muffled,
:45:35
the sounds of pained anguish.
:45:38
Those cries can change
the course of a life.
:45:41
They are cries that, once heard,
:45:42
can never be erased from memory.
:45:44
On this one night, those cries
belonged to my friend John
:45:48
when Ralph Ferguson
paid him a visit.
:46:05
I was expecting to read 30 book
reports over the weekend.
:46:09
There were only six
for me to read,
:46:11
which means
I'm missing how many?
:46:13
Man, this is English class.
:46:15
Math's down the hall.
:46:20
I want to help you.
:46:22
You may not believe that
:46:23
or you may not care,
but it's the truth.
:46:33
You got a second?
:46:34
What, I do something wrong?
:46:36
No. You did a great job
on your book report.
:46:39
You really seemed to like the
book, The Count of Monte Cristo.
:46:43
It's my favourite.
:46:44
I liked it more
since I've been in here.
:46:47
Why is that?
:46:49
It's like...
:46:50
He wouldn't let
anyone beat him, the Count.
:46:54
Took what he had to take -
:46:56
the beatings, insults,
whatever -
:46:58
and he learned from it.