:19:01
We would try to, like, talk to her
about our problems sometimes,
:19:04
but she was too busy trying
to earn stripes with the warden
:19:07
hollering at all the new
male guards. 'Sup with that?
:19:10
- I didn't take it as a dis...
- Okay, cool. Cool.
:19:14
Maybe we can got to lunch
or something. You can explain.
:19:18
- Yeah.
- Oh, wow, yeah.
:19:21
That would be--
that would be dope.
:19:24
I really wish I could.
I got study hall after this.
:19:28
It's cool. Maybe--
maybe sometime in the future
:19:32
we'll have a chance to talk
and I can change your mind
:19:36
about law enforcement.
:19:38
O-okay. All right, then.
:19:42
- Good.
- All right.
:19:43
Okay.
You take care.
:19:45
- You too, Cervantes.
- All right now.
:19:55
Why's she taking
so long on the phone?
:19:57
Leave her alone.
She talking to her hairdresser.
:19:59
Bitch ain't got but one friend.
:20:01
Hurry the fuck on!
I got things to do!
:20:04
And you got 10 years to do it.
:20:06
Can you say "appeal"?
:20:07
Can I say, "In 10 years
your ass gonna be up in here"?
:20:10
Now you gonna be
up in here.
:20:12
- I'm a convict. What you want?
- Frances Shepard?
:20:15
The warden needs to see you.
:20:17
Oh, come on.
I got to use the phone.
:20:19
He said that we need
to leave right away.
:20:30
You know, Shepard,
:20:31
you'd get along much better if you'd
learn to speak up in here.
:20:34
Who knows, you might become
a trustee one day.
:20:40
- Captain.
- How are you, sir?
:20:42
Shepard?
:20:48
What happened to your face?
:20:50
- Nothing.
- Just a few questions.
:20:53
Did you see who stabbed
Aisha Nance?
:20:56
No, sir, I didn't.
:20:57
But you were in the area
where the stabbing occurred.
:20:59
Yes, sir, I admit
I saw Aisha.