:58:00
You killed an elected official?
:58:00
Nearly!
:58:02
I see that you are dressed for
the occasion, Arthur.
:58:02
Who elected him?
:58:03
You don't know what you've done
to yourself.
:58:04
You know me, Bill. Always
like to look me best.
:58:06
That's the spirit.
:58:09
Nice locket. I'll give you
a dollar for it.
:58:12
It's me mother's.
:58:12
I know your works.
:58:14
Dollar and a halve?
:58:15
You're neither cold nor hot.
:58:16
Done.
:58:17
So because you are luke warm...
:58:19
...I will spew you out of my
mouth.
:58:21
I'll miss you, Arthur.
:58:22
See you in the hot
country, Shamus.
:58:23
You can build your filthy world
without me.
:58:25
I took the father, now I'll take
the son.
:58:28
You tell young Vallon, I'm going
to paint...
:58:30
...Paradise square with his blood.
:58:32
Is my son present here?
:58:32
Two coats!
:58:35
I'll festoon my sleeping
chamber with his guts.
:58:35
Where's my little fellow?
:58:37
As for you Mr. Tammany
fucking hall...
:58:39
Look at your dad.
:58:40
...you come down to the Points
once more...
:58:41
Farewell dear boy.
:58:42
...and you'll be dispatched by my
own hand!
:58:44
I never struck a foul blow..
:58:47
..or turned a card.
:58:47
Now get back to your
celebration...
:58:48
...and let me eat in peace.
:58:50
May God greet me as a friend!
:58:50
I paid you fair.
:59:15
Down!
:59:18
Raise!
:59:24
That night the Reformers
held a dance.
:59:27
That was the Five Points
alright....
:59:29
...hangings in the morning,
a dance in the evening.
:59:33
To be sure!
:59:35
It's not a matter of words,
but by the way she smiles at me.
:59:37
She smiles at a lot of
people, John.
:59:41
A penny, for a fighting
Irishman?
:59:47
Are you from Carey?
:59:48
I am sir.
:59:52
It ain't much.
:59:53
Thank you.
:59:54
Ladies and gentlemen, we are
delighted to see so many young faces..
:59:58
...at our first annual
mission dance.