Memento
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:22:00
(engine starts)
:22:05
Yo, Lenny! I thought you'd split for good.
:22:08
- Well, things change.
- So I see.

:22:10
- My name's Teddy.
- I guess I've told you about my condition.

:22:13
Only every time I see ya.
Come on, I'll buy you lunch.

:22:22
- Have I told you about Sammy Jankis?
- Mmm. Yeah.

:22:25
I'm sick of hearing about the guy.
:22:27
What about John G?
You think he's still here?

:22:29
- Who?
- Johnny G, the guy you're looking for.

:22:31
- That's why you haven't left town, right?
- Maybe.

:22:34
- Leonard, you have to be very careful.
- Why?

:22:37
You mentioned that maybe somebody
was trying to set you up.

:22:40
Get you to kill the wrong guy.
:22:42
I go on facts, not recommendations,
but thank you.

:22:45
Lenny, you can't trust a man's life
to your little notes and pictures.

:22:48
- Why not?
- Because your notes could be unreliable.

:22:51
- Memory's unreliable.
- Oh, please.

:22:53
No, really. Memory's not perfect,
it's not even that good. Ask the police.

:22:56
Eyewitness testimony is unreliable.
:22:59
The cops don't catch a killer
by sitting around remembering stuff.

:23:01
- They collect facts and draw conclusions.
- That's not what I'm saying.

:23:04
Facts, not memories.
:23:06
That's how you investigate.
I know, it's what I used to do.

:23:09
Memory can change the shape of a room,
it can change the color of a car.

:23:13
And memories can be distorted.
:23:15
They're an interpretation, not a record.
:23:17
They're irrelevant if you have the facts.
:23:19
You really want to get this guy, don't you?
:23:22
He killed my wife.
He took away my fucking memory.

:23:27
He destroyed my ability to live.
:23:33
You're living.
:23:35
Only for revenge.
:23:37
Well, then we'll get the bastard.
:23:39
Where are you staying?
:23:44
The Discount Inn. I don't know what room.
I haven't got my key.

:23:48
Probably left it in your room.

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