1:42:01
I know. It's not.
1:42:08
Bud Parker, William Johnson...
1:42:11
you are charged with desecration
of a public building...
1:42:14
and with the intentional use
of prohibited paint colors...
1:42:16
in violation of the
Pleasantville code of conduct...
1:42:18
and laws of common decency.
1:42:20
Do you admit
that on the night of May 1st...
1:42:22
you did willfully
and consciously apply...
1:42:24
the following
forbidden paint colors...
1:42:26
to the north wall of the
Pleasantville police station...
1:42:29
red, pink, vermilion, puce,
chartreuse...
1:42:32
umber, blue, aqua, oxblood,
green, peach, crimson...
1:42:37
yellow, olive, and magenta?
1:42:40
Yeah, I do. Where's our lawyer?
1:42:43
I think we want to keep
these proceedings...
1:42:46
as pleasant as possible.
1:42:48
I don't think a lawyer
will be necessary.
1:42:53
Do you further admit
that this unnatural depiction...
1:42:56
occurred in full public view
where it was accessible to...
1:42:59
and in plain sight
of minor children?
1:43:01
It was accessible to everyone.
1:43:04
Let the record show that
the defendants have answered...
1:43:07
in the affirmative
to all charges.
1:43:11
Do you have anything
to say in your defense?
1:43:12
Yeah, I do--
1:43:18
I didn't mean to hurt anybody.
1:43:26
Maybe if I painted
something different.
1:43:30
Or maybe I could use
less colors or something.
1:43:33
Or, you know, certain colors.
Or maybe I could--
1:43:37
You could pick out
the colors beforehand...
1:43:40
and then they wouldn't
bother anybody.
1:43:42
-I've got something to say.
-Very well.
1:43:45
You don't have a right
to do this.
1:43:50
I mean...
1:43:53
I know you want it
to stay pleasant around here...
1:43:55
but there are so many things...