:02:11
I wantyou to go with me.
:02:14
I don't wanna go back
to New York, Lanie.
:02:16
Because ofyour son?
:02:20
Yeah.
Yeah, because ofhim,
:02:22
and because I like it here.
:02:23
You know, I like my life.
:02:26
I'm not likeyou.
:02:29
I just think nothing ever
:02:31
satisfiies your appetite for long.
:02:34
Is that whatyou think ofme?
:02:37
That's what I think.
:02:44
Would you be saying that
:02:45
ifyou thought I was
gonna die tomorrow?
:02:48
I never thought
you were gonna die.
:02:51
I thinkyou did.
I thinkyou did.
:02:54
I think somewhere inside,
:02:55
that's whyyou let me in.
:02:56
That's whyyou introduced me
toyour son.
:02:59
It's whyyou spent
the night with me.
:03:02
You thoughtyou'd never
:03:03
have to follow through.
:03:04
I think that's what happened.
:03:06
That's not it at all.
:03:08
You know why I did
all those things?
:03:09
Because on Monday, out
at the strike, I fiinally sawyou.
:03:15
No. The real Lanie.
The real you.
:03:17
And that's who I want,
and that's who I still want.
:03:20
That's who I introduced to my son.
:03:25
This is everything
I've ever dreamed of.
:03:31
Well, then, I guess
:03:32
there's nothing
left to say, is there?
:03:36
You're gonna go to New York,
and I'm staying here.
:03:47
Nowhere in the corridors
ofpale green and gray
:03:52
Nowhere in the suburbs
:03:54
In the cold light ofday
:03:57
There in the midst ofit,
so alive and alone