1:36:09
Bob and I get along with our fond farewells to eachother
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And I go looking for the only human being on the planet that means a damn to me
1:36:17
Nancy
1:36:18
How could they have found out it was you writing all those letters to me
1:36:22
How did they find out who you are?
1:36:24
And what have they dont to you, baby?
1:36:31
Not a sound
1:36:33
No sign of life
1:36:36
Has Rourk gone through all this trouble to torture an old man?
1:36:40
Like a kid poking at fly when he's already torn its wings off?
1:36:44
What has he done to Nancy?
1:36:47
It's like all she does is read and study and write
1:36:50
No diary. No phone numbers or addresses written down anywhere
1:36:56
Closest thing to a clue is a pack of matches from a louzy salloon
1:37:00
It's a long shot, but maybe she's got some friends there
1:37:11
A dead end
1:37:14
Nancy wouldn't have anything to do with a pack of drunks and losers like this
1:37:18
But if there's anything to be found here, the faintest lead to wherever Nancy is or whoever kidnapped her or mutilated her
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this is the place
1:37:25
Excuse me, miss. I'm wondering if you could help me
1:37:29
I'm looking for somebody
1:37:30
Well, a night like this, everybody's looking for somebody, stranger
1:37:33
It's not like that. Her name is Nancy
1:37:36
Eyes to the stage, pilgrim
1:37:39
She's just warming up
1:37:50
Skinny little Nancy Callahan
1:37:53
She grew up
1:37:55
She filled out
1:37:58
Nancy Callahan, 19 year old