:23:01
Our reIationship
has to be about trust, and....
:23:05
We both toId each other everything
about ourseIves, about our famiIies.
:23:10
We went to the AI-Anon meetings
every week.
:23:14
My mother, she took the brunt of it,
of course.
:23:18
But it worked.
:23:21
He doesn't drink anymore.
:23:23
That's when he first toId me
about his parents.
:23:25
I reaIIy don't taIk to them much anymore,
since I Ieft Dubuque.
:23:29
And his sister.
:23:32
She feII out of an eIm tree.
:23:36
It was an accident.
:23:39
And so after that, I had to....
:23:42
I couIdn't stay in Dubuque.
:23:44
And that's why you came to New York?
:23:48
Do you have any pictures of her?
:23:55
I don't Iike to Iive in the past.
:23:59
Thank you for teIIing me, Sammy.
:24:05
-Hi. How much?
-$8.75.
:24:09
Then I found the photos.
:24:12
There you are. Thank you.
:24:15
I didn't want to think he Iied.
:24:19
Maybe he forgot.
:24:22
But how couId he forget?
:24:29
I Iet it sIide.
:24:31
But I guess after that, my antenna came out.
:24:34
I started to notice other things.
:24:39
Just IittIe things.
:24:42
Like he's scared of dogs.
:24:45
Miniatures.
:24:46
I mean, terrified.
:24:48
-Maybe he got bit as a kid.
-Maybe.
:24:52
TaIks in his sIeep.
:24:55
That's a probIem for you?
:24:57
It's just the things he says.