WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:34.686 --> 00:00:35.818 Bring him here! 4 00:01:00.060 --> 00:01:02.018 Anyone hiding a member of the resistance 5 00:01:02.105 --> 00:01:03.150 will pay the price. 6 00:01:07.763 --> 00:01:08.807 That's enough. 7 00:01:17.686 --> 00:01:20.123 Enough. Get the men to the truck. 8 00:01:20.341 --> 00:01:21.385 What happened, General? 9 00:01:23.387 --> 00:01:25.085 - Do you hear that, Colonel? -Yes. 10 00:01:25.955 --> 00:01:28.653 The fighting is getting closer. We need to regroup. 11 00:01:29.263 --> 00:01:30.568 Unless you could expedite things. 12 00:01:30.960 --> 00:01:33.876 I find that a good threat motivates people. 13 00:01:44.887 --> 00:01:46.106 The family, monsieur. 14 00:01:48.412 --> 00:01:51.415 Mother, father and the child. 15 00:01:54.723 --> 00:01:56.203 Take them. Bring them down. 16 00:01:56.681 --> 00:01:58.335 Move! On your knees! 17 00:01:59.684 --> 00:02:00.598 Please, General! 18 00:02:00.859 --> 00:02:01.991 I promise you that there are no resistance 19 00:02:02.426 --> 00:02:03.601 among any of us here! 20 00:02:09.825 --> 00:02:11.131 They think you're a fool. 21 00:02:13.481 --> 00:02:15.570 We grow tired of your obstinance! 22 00:02:17.485 --> 00:02:19.182 Reveal the location of the resistance 23 00:02:19.313 --> 00:02:21.402 or we will butcher this family in the street! 24 00:02:23.143 --> 00:02:25.188 There is no one hiding in this town. 25 00:02:25.971 --> 00:02:28.148 These are just simple, good people. 26 00:02:35.067 --> 00:02:35.938 I know. 27 00:02:48.603 --> 00:02:49.604 Over there! 28 00:02:49.821 --> 00:02:51.432 Quickly now, quickly! 29 00:03:24.552 --> 00:03:25.640 Colonel, hold on. 30 00:03:26.771 --> 00:03:28.512 Goodbye, Ryder! 31 00:06:01.448 --> 00:06:02.362 Yeah? 32 00:06:08.759 --> 00:06:10.021 Can I help you? 33 00:06:10.195 --> 00:06:11.327 When did I check in? 34 00:06:11.675 --> 00:06:13.329 I don't know. I just got on at 12:00. 35 00:06:15.026 --> 00:06:16.245 What's your room number? 36 00:06:28.039 --> 00:06:30.041 Yeah. I don't know, Mr. Ryder. 37 00:06:30.564 --> 00:06:31.478 It doesn't say. 38 00:06:36.613 --> 00:06:38.572 Goodbye, Ryder! 39 00:06:40.617 --> 00:06:41.488 Ryder? 40 00:06:45.230 --> 00:06:46.231 Are you okay? 41 00:06:47.668 --> 00:06:48.538 Hmm. 42 00:07:35.629 --> 00:07:37.848 You know, I look out over this city... 43 00:07:39.328 --> 00:07:41.591 ...and I realize I still feel the same way I did 44 00:07:41.809 --> 00:07:43.027 when I was a child. 45 00:07:43.375 --> 00:07:44.289 How's that, boss? 46 00:07:45.116 --> 00:07:46.944 I always wanted to tear things down. 47 00:07:47.467 --> 00:07:48.337 But, of course, 48 00:07:48.772 --> 00:07:50.731 there's no point tearing anything down 49 00:07:51.645 --> 00:07:54.778 unless you can build something better in its place. 50 00:07:55.126 --> 00:07:56.171 And so, 51 00:07:57.172 --> 00:07:58.260 I worked hard... 52 00:08:00.044 --> 00:08:03.352 made quite a nice living, doing just that, didn't I, Jack? 53 00:08:03.787 --> 00:08:05.963 Yes, you made a shitload of money. 54 00:08:06.268 --> 00:08:08.357 I have. But something's wrong, Jack. 55 00:08:10.533 --> 00:08:12.579 I'm questioning myself. Do I really need to spend 56 00:08:12.666 --> 00:08:16.496 the last years of my life turning this into this? 57 00:08:17.366 --> 00:08:19.150 A lot of people are going to get hurt, Jack, 58 00:08:19.237 --> 00:08:20.891 especially in the poor section. 59 00:08:21.022 --> 00:08:22.545 How often do I have to do the same thing 60 00:08:22.632 --> 00:08:23.807 over and over again? 61 00:08:23.981 --> 00:08:25.069 It's like reincarnation. 62 00:08:25.766 --> 00:08:27.115 - Huh? - You know, coming back 63 00:08:27.202 --> 00:08:28.682 and doing the same thing over and over again. 64 00:08:28.856 --> 00:08:29.813 May I say, 65 00:08:30.248 --> 00:08:32.512 you're doing them all a magnificent favor. 66 00:08:33.817 --> 00:08:34.905 It's progress. 67 00:08:35.297 --> 00:08:36.341 It can hurt. 68 00:08:36.951 --> 00:08:40.171 Sometimes a few have to suffer to benefit the many. 69 00:08:41.825 --> 00:08:43.174 When all is said and done... 70 00:08:44.611 --> 00:08:46.700 your soul will be judged 71 00:08:46.830 --> 00:08:48.615 by the things that you have accomplished. 72 00:08:49.398 --> 00:08:50.268 My soul? 73 00:08:51.008 --> 00:08:52.923 What are you talking about? There is no soul. 74 00:08:53.358 --> 00:08:55.491 Well, then, if there's no soul, 75 00:08:55.752 --> 00:08:57.058 you're doing exactly 76 00:08:57.145 --> 00:08:58.886 what you're supposed to be doing, Paul. 77 00:08:59.016 --> 00:09:00.975 That's Mr. Sanborn to you. 78 00:09:01.279 --> 00:09:02.237 Relax, Jack. 79 00:09:03.194 --> 00:09:04.761 Mr. Soach is an artist. 80 00:09:05.414 --> 00:09:07.808 We make exceptions for artists. 81 00:09:07.895 --> 00:09:09.897 Nevertheless, 82 00:09:10.158 --> 00:09:13.335 something is bothering me about this now. 83 00:09:21.473 --> 00:09:23.998 I could've chosen a dozen other projects. 84 00:09:24.651 --> 00:09:25.826 I chose yours 85 00:09:26.522 --> 00:09:29.220 because it matters for the people. 86 00:09:30.657 --> 00:09:33.355 You've been building towards this your whole life. 87 00:09:33.616 --> 00:09:35.183 - Oh, well, I have. -Yes. 88 00:09:35.313 --> 00:09:37.533 You've done other things before, but this is... 89 00:09:38.316 --> 00:09:39.274 Wow. 90 00:09:39.840 --> 00:09:41.015 This is something else. 91 00:09:41.624 --> 00:09:43.974 - Well, this was the big one. -This is huge. 92 00:09:44.148 --> 00:09:45.846 This is your Mount Everest. 93 00:09:46.542 --> 00:09:47.674 It is, isn't it? 94 00:09:48.022 --> 00:09:48.892 Yes! 95 00:09:49.763 --> 00:09:50.851 You said you had a vision. 96 00:09:55.595 --> 00:10:00.121 I came here to do one thing, make that vision a reality. 97 00:10:00.251 --> 00:10:01.339 But let me ask you... 98 00:10:02.471 --> 00:10:05.126 do you still have the energy to get this done? 99 00:10:07.128 --> 00:10:07.998 I do. 100 00:10:09.086 --> 00:10:10.087 Of course, I do. 101 00:10:10.479 --> 00:10:11.741 There will always be doubt. 102 00:10:12.046 --> 00:10:13.047 I know that. 103 00:10:14.222 --> 00:10:16.006 Of course, and of course you're right. 104 00:10:18.269 --> 00:10:19.357 This is my work. 105 00:10:20.271 --> 00:10:23.623 Be assured that what we're doing is a great thing. 106 00:10:24.493 --> 00:10:25.407 It is, isn't it? 107 00:10:26.582 --> 00:10:29.019 Now, if you'll excuse me, 108 00:10:30.238 --> 00:10:32.370 I have a few little things I need to accomplish. 109 00:10:43.599 --> 00:10:44.731 That is one weird dude. 110 00:10:44.905 --> 00:10:46.950 Well, he's a character. I'll grant you that. 111 00:10:47.516 --> 00:10:49.910 But, Jack, that man is a genius. 112 00:10:50.388 --> 00:10:52.608 Yeah, he's still weird. 113 00:10:53.043 --> 00:10:55.219 Look, if you want to get this thing built, 114 00:10:55.611 --> 00:10:56.873 you're still gonna have to get it approved 115 00:10:56.960 --> 00:10:57.831 by city council. 116 00:10:58.266 --> 00:11:00.137 Roger Hammond's the only one that matters. 117 00:11:00.355 --> 00:11:01.486 The rest are in my pocket. 118 00:11:01.791 --> 00:11:03.532 Maybe it's time I gave Mr. Hammond a visit, 119 00:11:03.837 --> 00:11:05.099 showed him the error of his ways. 120 00:11:05.186 --> 00:11:08.189 Jack, that's a little heavy-handed. 121 00:11:09.103 --> 00:11:10.452 Just call his office. 122 00:11:11.758 --> 00:11:12.672 Set a meeting. 123 00:11:28.078 --> 00:11:29.123 I'm scared! 124 00:12:14.429 --> 00:12:15.517 What can I get you? 125 00:12:15.778 --> 00:12:16.648 Coffee. 126 00:12:17.432 --> 00:12:18.302 Kitchen open? 127 00:12:18.650 --> 00:12:19.913 You can have whatever you want 128 00:12:20.043 --> 00:12:21.871 as long as it's a well-done cheeseburger. 129 00:12:22.480 --> 00:12:23.917 It's all we got right now, sorry. 130 00:12:24.918 --> 00:12:25.788 Sounds good. 131 00:12:26.310 --> 00:12:27.834 Leo, get me a cheeseburger. 132 00:12:27.964 --> 00:12:28.791 Mm-hmm. 133 00:12:36.930 --> 00:12:38.235 -Thanks. - Cream and sugar? 134 00:12:42.979 --> 00:12:43.980 Are you okay, hon? 135 00:12:47.288 --> 00:12:49.072 You're the second person today who's asked me that. 136 00:12:49.594 --> 00:12:50.900 Well, what's the answer? 137 00:12:54.556 --> 00:12:55.557 I'm not sure. 138 00:13:02.172 --> 00:13:03.695 Empty this time of day, huh? 139 00:13:03.870 --> 00:13:05.610 Oh, it's just about happy hour. 140 00:13:06.176 --> 00:13:07.525 It'll get busy pretty soon. 141 00:13:09.658 --> 00:13:10.572 A little early. 142 00:13:12.530 --> 00:13:13.662 Not in this town. 143 00:13:37.251 --> 00:13:38.469 You need to be more careful 144 00:13:38.556 --> 00:13:39.775 with your receipts, Shelly. 145 00:13:43.474 --> 00:13:44.780 I do my grandmother's books. 146 00:13:45.085 --> 00:13:47.478 Morgan is afraid I'll screw up my taxes 147 00:13:47.565 --> 00:13:49.698 and the IRS will take all this away. 148 00:13:55.138 --> 00:13:55.965 Hello, Shelly. 149 00:13:56.574 --> 00:13:57.445 Jack. 150 00:13:58.446 --> 00:13:59.316 Whiskey. 151 00:14:25.212 --> 00:14:26.082 It look good. 152 00:14:27.431 --> 00:14:28.302 Bud... 153 00:14:29.477 --> 00:14:31.087 don't be rude, pay the lady. 154 00:14:38.616 --> 00:14:39.879 Get yourself something nice. 155 00:14:53.762 --> 00:14:54.676 Who's this? 156 00:15:00.247 --> 00:15:01.117 My name is Ryder. 157 00:15:15.262 --> 00:15:16.132 Mother... 158 00:15:17.699 --> 00:15:18.569 Ah! 159 00:15:24.227 --> 00:15:25.315 Let's go, Boss. 160 00:15:25.533 --> 00:15:26.403 Let's go. 161 00:15:29.885 --> 00:15:31.365 I'll see you next time, Shelly. 162 00:15:32.148 --> 00:15:33.062 Come on, Tink. 163 00:15:40.374 --> 00:15:41.462 Who's your friends? 164 00:15:41.897 --> 00:15:44.856 The big one is called Tink, short for Tinkerbell. 165 00:15:45.901 --> 00:15:48.208 The skinny one's Bud, short for... 166 00:15:48.948 --> 00:15:50.514 Nobody cares what his real name is. 167 00:15:51.646 --> 00:15:54.388 They both work for the other guy, Jack. 168 00:15:55.084 --> 00:15:56.172 You pay them protection? 169 00:15:57.478 --> 00:15:58.435 Not exactly. 170 00:15:59.132 --> 00:16:00.046 Ready. 171 00:16:03.832 --> 00:16:04.789 Hope you're hungry. 172 00:16:06.400 --> 00:16:07.357 Starving. 173 00:16:07.618 --> 00:16:09.316 You better be if you're going to eat that. 174 00:16:12.188 --> 00:16:13.929 -Good burger. - No, it's not. 175 00:16:14.147 --> 00:16:15.975 I must be hungry. It tastes okay to me. 176 00:16:16.410 --> 00:16:17.933 When was the last time you ate? 177 00:16:19.413 --> 00:16:20.240 I don't know. 178 00:16:22.459 --> 00:16:23.504 Can I ask you a question? 179 00:16:25.071 --> 00:16:27.899 Do you know anything about a little girl... 180 00:16:32.904 --> 00:16:34.254 hurt or killed around here? 181 00:16:36.778 --> 00:16:38.475 Well, that's a strange question. 182 00:16:40.477 --> 00:16:41.348 What's the answer? 183 00:16:42.653 --> 00:16:43.959 The answer would be no. 184 00:16:45.526 --> 00:16:46.614 Why do you ask? 185 00:16:54.535 --> 00:16:55.623 Happy hour, huh? 186 00:16:56.754 --> 00:16:57.625 Happy hour. 187 00:17:24.434 --> 00:17:25.305 Citizens... 188 00:17:25.957 --> 00:17:27.263 lend me your attention here. 189 00:17:28.003 --> 00:17:29.048 Lend me your attention. 190 00:17:29.613 --> 00:17:32.312 This woman and this child stand accused. 191 00:17:32.442 --> 00:17:33.530 Senator, these are lies. 192 00:17:33.922 --> 00:17:35.184 We're wrongfully accused. 193 00:17:36.055 --> 00:17:38.144 We have evidence enough, Senator. 194 00:17:39.406 --> 00:17:42.148 Is there anyone willing to fight for these two? 195 00:17:43.149 --> 00:17:46.500 If not, they will be dealt with according to the law. 196 00:17:49.329 --> 00:17:50.156 Don't be frightened. 197 00:17:51.070 --> 00:17:51.983 It's gonna be all right. 198 00:17:52.767 --> 00:17:53.898 Someone will fight for us. 199 00:17:58.729 --> 00:17:59.948 Must you do this? 200 00:18:01.210 --> 00:18:02.429 I thought better of you. 201 00:18:04.387 --> 00:18:05.562 I will not watch. 202 00:18:08.739 --> 00:18:11.220 We must maintain the law, Senator. 203 00:18:21.926 --> 00:18:23.189 The people will love you. 204 00:18:34.374 --> 00:18:37.507 Will anyone fight for this woman and this child? 205 00:18:45.428 --> 00:18:46.255 Anyone? 206 00:18:46.908 --> 00:18:47.865 I will! 207 00:18:50.172 --> 00:18:51.913 Well, well, step forward. 208 00:18:52.261 --> 00:18:53.828 Show yourself to the people. 209 00:19:19.288 --> 00:19:20.855 Citizens, we have a game. 210 00:19:22.422 --> 00:19:23.553 We have a game. 211 00:19:40.614 --> 00:19:42.485 Hey. Hey! 212 00:19:47.142 --> 00:19:48.143 How do I know you? 213 00:19:52.756 --> 00:19:53.757 Now, that's funny. 214 00:19:54.193 --> 00:19:55.106 What is? 215 00:20:00.416 --> 00:20:02.244 I was going to ask you the same thing. 216 00:20:12.123 --> 00:20:13.299 Detective Timmons. 217 00:20:14.822 --> 00:20:15.910 Good to see you. 218 00:20:16.040 --> 00:20:17.216 What seems to be the problem? 219 00:20:17.303 --> 00:20:18.173 Problem? 220 00:20:18.434 --> 00:20:19.914 Oh, there's no problem. 221 00:20:20.175 --> 00:20:21.089 There's no problem. 222 00:20:21.829 --> 00:20:22.786 We were just leaving. 223 00:20:33.406 --> 00:20:34.668 Let me see some I.D. 224 00:20:36.496 --> 00:20:38.541 You didn't ask those guys for their I.D. 225 00:20:39.455 --> 00:20:40.630 I know who they are. 226 00:20:40.804 --> 00:20:41.979 And they know you too. 227 00:20:44.373 --> 00:20:45.287 What are you? 228 00:20:46.462 --> 00:20:47.333 On the take? 229 00:20:48.159 --> 00:20:50.771 Ben Timmons is the one honest cop in this town, Ryder. 230 00:20:53.469 --> 00:20:54.557 Ryder's okay, Ben. 231 00:20:58.257 --> 00:20:59.127 Okay, then. 232 00:21:11.008 --> 00:21:12.358 You got a place to stay? 233 00:21:12.967 --> 00:21:15.883 Seems as though last night I stayed at the Paradise Hotel. 234 00:21:17.145 --> 00:21:18.625 We can do better than that. 235 00:21:20.366 --> 00:21:21.280 Show him the room. 236 00:21:31.028 --> 00:21:31.942 Follow me. 237 00:21:50.091 --> 00:21:52.136 I was a bartender here till I finished law school, 238 00:21:52.223 --> 00:21:54.617 so I used this room when I worked nights. 239 00:21:57.011 --> 00:21:57.925 Sheets are clean. 240 00:21:58.839 --> 00:21:59.709 How much? 241 00:22:01.320 --> 00:22:02.364 Fifty bucks a night. 242 00:22:02.582 --> 00:22:04.497 And maybe if it gets busy at the bar, 243 00:22:04.584 --> 00:22:05.802 you could help out a bit? 244 00:22:07.804 --> 00:22:08.675 Okay. 245 00:22:10.154 --> 00:22:11.242 So, those guys, 246 00:22:12.069 --> 00:22:13.593 Jack, Bud, and Tink... 247 00:22:14.768 --> 00:22:17.379 what's their deal? Was she paying them off? 248 00:22:18.206 --> 00:22:20.469 Those clowns work for a guy named Paul Sanborn. 249 00:22:21.514 --> 00:22:22.515 You know that name? 250 00:22:22.732 --> 00:22:23.646 Should I? 251 00:22:37.704 --> 00:22:39.445 Citizens, we have a game. 252 00:22:40.359 --> 00:22:42.404 "Paul Sanborn has a vision." 253 00:22:44.798 --> 00:22:46.016 Does he really have a vision? 254 00:22:46.495 --> 00:22:48.715 Yeah, making shit tons of money. 255 00:22:49.150 --> 00:22:51.282 So, what were those guys doing collecting that envelope? 256 00:22:52.936 --> 00:22:55.286 Every year, there's this charity thing 257 00:22:55.374 --> 00:22:58.594 Sanborn runs, and his minions collect "donations." 258 00:22:58.725 --> 00:22:59.726 Donations? 259 00:22:59.856 --> 00:23:00.901 If you don't contribute, 260 00:23:01.292 --> 00:23:03.730 the health inspector starts to show up on a daily basis, 261 00:23:03.817 --> 00:23:05.471 and your garbage doesn't get picked up. 262 00:23:06.080 --> 00:23:07.777 It's easier this way. 263 00:23:08.778 --> 00:23:11.259 Plus, I write it off on Shelly's taxes. 264 00:23:13.914 --> 00:23:15.394 Okay, sounds kind of shady. 265 00:23:16.569 --> 00:23:19.223 Truly, it's small potatoes to Sanborn. 266 00:23:19.920 --> 00:23:21.835 But it's his charity, 267 00:23:21.922 --> 00:23:24.925 and I think he likes to control people. 268 00:23:26.100 --> 00:23:28.450 He asks and everyone gives. 269 00:23:30.147 --> 00:23:31.410 I have to get back to work. 270 00:23:56.304 --> 00:23:57.261 Who are you? 271 00:24:18.152 --> 00:24:19.806 You don't have to do this! 272 00:24:20.720 --> 00:24:22.678 Who is this boy to question you? 273 00:24:24.158 --> 00:24:27.378 Maintain the law. An example has to be made. 274 00:24:30.120 --> 00:24:32.688 Do you hold with your decision, stranger? 275 00:24:33.646 --> 00:24:35.386 I've made my choice! 276 00:24:35.909 --> 00:24:37.432 Then may the gods be with you. 277 00:25:34.576 --> 00:25:36.012 Who the fuck are you? 278 00:25:55.641 --> 00:25:56.511 Paul. 279 00:25:57.773 --> 00:25:58.600 Roger. 280 00:26:04.693 --> 00:26:06.260 You're gonna make me start, aren't you? 281 00:26:07.217 --> 00:26:08.392 You know why I'm here. 282 00:26:09.263 --> 00:26:10.743 I do. I do. 283 00:26:11.657 --> 00:26:12.527 And? 284 00:26:13.006 --> 00:26:15.922 And you're not going to like what I have to say. 285 00:26:18.620 --> 00:26:19.490 Oh. 286 00:26:21.492 --> 00:26:22.406 Try me. 287 00:26:23.407 --> 00:26:25.758 I can't let you do this to the people of this city. 288 00:26:29.152 --> 00:26:31.285 "The people of this city." Can you believe it? 289 00:26:31.851 --> 00:26:34.723 Cocksucker's born with a silver spoon up his ass 290 00:26:34.810 --> 00:26:36.812 and he thinks he understands the people of this city! 291 00:26:36.899 --> 00:26:38.901 This is from a man who won't eat in any restaurant 292 00:26:38.988 --> 00:26:40.337 that doesn't have a Michelin star! 293 00:26:40.729 --> 00:26:42.513 Roger Hammond wouldn't know the people of this city 294 00:26:42.601 --> 00:26:43.950 if they kicked him in the balls. 295 00:26:54.787 --> 00:26:56.266 So, how do you want to play it? 296 00:26:56.440 --> 00:26:57.441 I don't know, Jack, 297 00:26:57.616 --> 00:26:58.834 but we'll have to think of something 298 00:26:58.921 --> 00:26:59.922 really good, won't we? 299 00:27:05.101 --> 00:27:08.365 You know, I took good time out of my day to see this SOB. 300 00:27:09.149 --> 00:27:10.150 What a waste. 301 00:28:00.722 --> 00:28:02.681 Bring forth the accused. 302 00:28:14.736 --> 00:28:17.434 Live! Live! Live! Live... 303 00:28:42.111 --> 00:28:43.330 How do I know you? 304 00:28:47.160 --> 00:28:48.683 Mr. Hammond wasn't very receptive, 305 00:28:48.770 --> 00:28:50.206 - I take it. - No. 306 00:28:50.990 --> 00:28:53.209 There's always confusion around a good idea. 307 00:28:54.123 --> 00:28:55.734 You surely won't let this deter you. 308 00:28:56.604 --> 00:28:57.910 No, I will not. 309 00:28:59.302 --> 00:29:01.740 Perhaps there's something that this Hammond man wants, 310 00:29:01.827 --> 00:29:03.480 something that only you could give him. 311 00:29:03.829 --> 00:29:07.571 That son a bitch can pretty much have anything he wants. 312 00:29:07.702 --> 00:29:09.878 Jack, bring what we have on Hammond. 313 00:29:11.662 --> 00:29:15.579 Roger Hammond is rich. He's filthy rich. 314 00:29:17.059 --> 00:29:17.973 Born into money. 315 00:29:18.321 --> 00:29:20.628 He's faithful to his wife. He pays his taxes. 316 00:29:21.150 --> 00:29:22.543 He volunteers at a soup kitchen. 317 00:29:22.673 --> 00:29:23.979 Nobody is that clean. 318 00:29:24.458 --> 00:29:25.764 There must be some dirt on him. 319 00:29:26.852 --> 00:29:27.896 His daughter does ballet. 320 00:29:28.157 --> 00:29:30.290 Last month, he took a 24hour flight from Seoul 321 00:29:30.986 --> 00:29:33.032 and went directly from the airport to her recital. 322 00:29:33.597 --> 00:29:34.685 He owns his own plane. 323 00:29:34.773 --> 00:29:36.209 I'm sure he was quite comfortable. 324 00:29:36.905 --> 00:29:39.081 But that leads us to the question, gentlemen. 325 00:29:40.213 --> 00:29:43.433 With what do you bribe a man who already has everything? 326 00:29:43.825 --> 00:29:45.348 If there's nothing you can give him, 327 00:29:45.609 --> 00:29:48.003 how about something you can threaten to take away? 328 00:29:50.353 --> 00:29:53.226 Every man needs to worry about the safety of his family. 329 00:30:17.641 --> 00:30:19.469 The people want more. 330 00:30:19.730 --> 00:30:21.950 Give them what they want! 331 00:30:23.778 --> 00:30:24.910 I will fight him. 332 00:30:25.824 --> 00:30:28.783 Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight... 333 00:31:38.984 --> 00:31:41.856 You certainly get around, Mr. Ryder. 334 00:32:18.980 --> 00:32:19.850 Hey. 335 00:32:20.808 --> 00:32:21.722 Hey, yourself. 336 00:32:24.246 --> 00:32:25.639 You know, I was just wondering... 337 00:32:30.992 --> 00:32:32.428 are you cool with me being here? 338 00:32:33.038 --> 00:32:33.908 Dude, 339 00:32:34.561 --> 00:32:37.956 do you think my grandmother asks my permission for anything? 340 00:32:40.436 --> 00:32:41.568 So, you said you're a lawyer? 341 00:32:42.482 --> 00:32:44.353 I'm a legal aid attorney. 342 00:32:46.094 --> 00:32:49.054 This place is sort of my unofficial office. 343 00:32:50.185 --> 00:32:51.317 I kind of grew up here. 344 00:32:51.926 --> 00:32:53.536 You guys are tight, aren't you? 345 00:32:53.972 --> 00:32:56.409 My folks were killed by a drunk driver when I was 18. 346 00:32:56.626 --> 00:32:58.280 Shelly made sure I got through college 347 00:32:58.367 --> 00:33:00.500 on what they left me, then she paid for law school. 348 00:33:02.719 --> 00:33:04.852 Kept me from losing my mind during all of it. 349 00:33:06.288 --> 00:33:08.551 And she left me alone to make all my own decisions. 350 00:33:09.335 --> 00:33:10.771 Never tried to tell me what to do. 351 00:33:13.426 --> 00:33:14.993 "Morgan V. Stram." 352 00:33:15.819 --> 00:33:17.082 What's the V stand for? 353 00:33:18.692 --> 00:33:20.911 Um, Virgil. 354 00:33:20.999 --> 00:33:22.870 Virgil? 355 00:33:24.393 --> 00:33:26.134 It's Shelly's last name, 356 00:33:26.221 --> 00:33:29.224 and it's like this family tradition or something. 357 00:33:29.355 --> 00:33:31.792 Don't blame me! That was your mom's idea. 358 00:33:31.879 --> 00:33:34.012 - Let me get that. -I got it. I got it. 359 00:33:34.273 --> 00:33:36.405 Hey, now that's cool. 360 00:33:37.189 --> 00:33:38.668 Like Virgil the Roman poet. 361 00:33:38.886 --> 00:33:41.149 The Roman poet? Never heard of him. 362 00:33:41.628 --> 00:33:43.238 He, uh, he wrote The Aeneid. 363 00:33:43.847 --> 00:33:45.284 And in Dante's Inferno, 364 00:33:45.371 --> 00:33:47.155 he serves as the guide into hell. 365 00:33:47.242 --> 00:33:49.418 I know who he is. 366 00:33:49.766 --> 00:33:52.204 The guide into hell, though, that sounds cool. 367 00:33:53.553 --> 00:33:55.642 Oh. That's Roger Hammond. 368 00:33:56.121 --> 00:33:57.252 He needs to talk. 369 00:33:58.819 --> 00:34:00.168 - See you later, sweetie. -See you. 370 00:34:05.826 --> 00:34:06.870 See you around. 371 00:34:19.753 --> 00:34:22.321 - Who's Roger Hammond? - He's a councilman. 372 00:34:22.756 --> 00:34:25.585 He's opposing Paul Sanborn's big development, 373 00:34:25.672 --> 00:34:27.804 and Morgan is one of the attorneys 374 00:34:27.891 --> 00:34:30.372 leading a coalition of townspeople. 375 00:34:32.592 --> 00:34:35.116 -Here we go. - Lunchtime rush? 376 00:34:35.682 --> 00:34:37.031 Leo's gonna be thrilled. 377 00:34:38.511 --> 00:34:39.512 Hey! 378 00:34:39.729 --> 00:34:41.557 How you doing today? What can I get you? 379 00:34:42.776 --> 00:34:44.821 Yeah, all right. That everything? 380 00:34:57.399 --> 00:34:58.574 Terrible story, huh? 381 00:35:01.925 --> 00:35:02.796 What's up? 382 00:35:04.406 --> 00:35:05.320 Nothing. 383 00:35:06.060 --> 00:35:08.236 Didn't you ask me about a little girl? 384 00:35:09.759 --> 00:35:11.761 Yeah. Yeah. 385 00:35:13.502 --> 00:35:14.373 Terrible. 386 00:35:19.204 --> 00:35:21.336 Hold your horses, Leo, I'm coming! 387 00:35:41.051 --> 00:35:42.749 At the risk of repeating myself, 388 00:35:43.489 --> 00:35:46.274 it's pointless to leave any of the old city intact. 389 00:35:47.580 --> 00:35:48.755 If you're going to do something, 390 00:35:48.842 --> 00:35:50.148 why aren't you going to do it properly? 391 00:35:51.018 --> 00:35:53.063 Do you know how many people live in this part of the city? 392 00:35:53.151 --> 00:35:55.065 Of course, you do. I used to... 393 00:35:55.414 --> 00:35:57.459 I used to walk these streets to get to my school. 394 00:35:58.678 --> 00:36:01.855 So, how can I kick these people out of their homes? 395 00:36:02.986 --> 00:36:05.206 Maybe we can keep the housing, 396 00:36:06.120 --> 00:36:07.817 and the culture, and the community, 397 00:36:08.253 --> 00:36:10.646 and, uh, put some money into infrastructure. 398 00:36:10.907 --> 00:36:13.475 They'll have all of that, and they'll have new housing. 399 00:36:13.693 --> 00:36:16.174 It's simply a matter of efficiency, that's all. 400 00:36:16.304 --> 00:36:17.958 They'll be outpriced, and you know it. 401 00:36:18.045 --> 00:36:20.265 - This is their home. - Whatever it is you decide, 402 00:36:20.917 --> 00:36:22.789 you'll still have your nasty little friend, 403 00:36:22.876 --> 00:36:25.052 Councilman Hammond, standing in your way. 404 00:36:25.487 --> 00:36:27.272 Sometimes you have to push a person 405 00:36:27.359 --> 00:36:29.230 - to make the right decision. -Yeah. 406 00:36:29.839 --> 00:36:32.581 Your young associate has a plan that he wants to share with you. 407 00:36:32.799 --> 00:36:34.279 - Oh. - Isn't that so, Jack? 408 00:36:34.714 --> 00:36:35.802 If you don't mind. 409 00:36:38.718 --> 00:36:39.588 Of course. 410 00:36:40.372 --> 00:36:41.895 Of course, Jack. We'd love to hear it. 411 00:36:42.722 --> 00:36:44.202 I've given it some thought. 412 00:36:44.724 --> 00:36:47.292 What can we hold against Hammond that he really cares about? 413 00:36:48.684 --> 00:36:49.555 His daughter. 414 00:36:51.383 --> 00:36:53.733 I have a plan to retain her and hold her 415 00:36:53.820 --> 00:36:55.648 until he signs what we need. 416 00:36:55.952 --> 00:36:57.519 It's difficult but doable. 417 00:36:59.608 --> 00:37:01.262 We're kidnapping a child? 418 00:37:01.349 --> 00:37:03.264 But you'll see to it that no one gets hurt, 419 00:37:03.351 --> 00:37:05.745 won't you, Jack? Especially the child. 420 00:37:06.659 --> 00:37:07.877 You know what you're doing, Jack? 421 00:37:08.791 --> 00:37:11.229 He's right. No one will get hurt. 422 00:37:12.230 --> 00:37:14.667 And Hammond will do whatever we ask of him. 423 00:37:15.494 --> 00:37:17.974 Sometimes you have to have the stomach to persuade people 424 00:37:18.584 --> 00:37:20.107 not to make the wrong choice. 425 00:37:20.673 --> 00:37:21.674 Of course. 426 00:37:24.285 --> 00:37:26.679 Wonderful. That's wonderful, Paul. 427 00:37:43.783 --> 00:37:44.958 We're closed! 428 00:37:45.654 --> 00:37:46.742 Even for me? 429 00:37:48.178 --> 00:37:51.051 Never for you, Ben. What are you having? 430 00:37:51.530 --> 00:37:54.054 Beer. Whatever you got that's cold, Shelly. 431 00:37:56.317 --> 00:37:57.927 Evening, Mr. Ryder. 432 00:37:58.711 --> 00:38:00.234 Evening, Detective. 433 00:38:06.153 --> 00:38:07.589 I'm gonna go take the garbage out. 434 00:38:19.732 --> 00:38:20.907 Where are you going? 435 00:38:21.124 --> 00:38:22.387 You didn't even touch your beer. 436 00:38:22.865 --> 00:38:25.520 I guess I'm not so thirsty after all. 437 00:38:26.042 --> 00:38:27.130 See you later, Shelly. 438 00:39:10.957 --> 00:39:11.827 So... 439 00:39:12.872 --> 00:39:14.090 tell me, Ryder... 440 00:39:14.961 --> 00:39:15.831 Who is this? 441 00:39:16.571 --> 00:39:19.661 No, not yet. Soon, but not yet. 442 00:39:21.533 --> 00:39:22.751 How did you get this number? 443 00:39:25.450 --> 00:39:27.365 You've been having bad dreams. 444 00:39:29.584 --> 00:39:33.719 You could try pharmaceuticals, religion, therapy, but... 445 00:39:34.328 --> 00:39:36.156 I can tell you now, they won't work. 446 00:39:41.988 --> 00:39:42.902 Who are you? 447 00:39:45.165 --> 00:39:47.080 We have a game to play, Ryder. 448 00:39:48.734 --> 00:39:49.735 What game? 449 00:39:52.346 --> 00:39:53.695 I'll be in touch. 450 00:41:22.218 --> 00:41:24.786 They haven't paid the taxes on the property. 451 00:41:26.527 --> 00:41:27.876 And you don't wish to sell? 452 00:41:28.268 --> 00:41:30.400 My lord, the property has been 453 00:41:30.488 --> 00:41:32.185 in my family for two generations. 454 00:41:33.752 --> 00:41:35.580 Please give me the time to pay the taxes. 455 00:41:37.190 --> 00:41:38.321 My offer was fair. 456 00:41:38.408 --> 00:41:39.453 Please, my lord. 457 00:41:41.803 --> 00:41:44.719 My lord, this is no place for a lady. 458 00:41:45.285 --> 00:41:48.027 My dear, what are you doing here? 459 00:41:48.723 --> 00:41:50.595 This is wrong, what you're doing. 460 00:41:51.596 --> 00:41:52.466 Really? 461 00:41:52.814 --> 00:41:55.513 With respect, my lord, a precedent must be set. 462 00:41:56.165 --> 00:41:59.212 Otherwise, they'll all be trying to take advantage of you. 463 00:41:59.342 --> 00:42:02.520 You mustn't do this! I fear for your soul. 464 00:42:03.042 --> 00:42:05.392 It's never too late to do the right thing. 465 00:42:18.448 --> 00:42:20.102 -Good morning. - Hey. 466 00:42:21.930 --> 00:42:23.497 Why don't you pour us both coffee? 467 00:42:27.414 --> 00:42:28.937 You know, when I was a little girl, 468 00:42:30.069 --> 00:42:31.505 I looked out our kitchen window 469 00:42:31.592 --> 00:42:34.116 and I saw a man standing outside. 470 00:42:35.509 --> 00:42:38.468 My mom was next to me, only she couldn't see him, 471 00:42:38.599 --> 00:42:39.513 but I could. 472 00:42:40.253 --> 00:42:43.169 He had a kind of outline, an aura. 473 00:42:43.386 --> 00:42:45.214 And I just knew he was a ghost. 474 00:42:47.216 --> 00:42:49.001 All my life, I've seen things, 475 00:42:49.349 --> 00:42:51.612 things that other people don't see. 476 00:42:53.309 --> 00:42:54.615 So, I'm a ghost? 477 00:42:55.660 --> 00:42:56.661 Not quite. 478 00:42:57.531 --> 00:43:00.447 Your aura is different. 479 00:43:01.840 --> 00:43:03.755 What am I?I have no idea. 480 00:43:04.364 --> 00:43:07.106 But I can tell you one thing, you ain't from around here. 481 00:43:24.384 --> 00:43:25.298 Yeah? 482 00:43:26.299 --> 00:43:28.040 You run those fingerprints on the bottle for me? 483 00:43:29.737 --> 00:43:30.608 That was quick. 484 00:43:31.652 --> 00:43:32.653 Two sets? 485 00:43:33.915 --> 00:43:36.091 Yeah, she's the bar owner. What about the other set? 486 00:43:37.832 --> 00:43:39.617 And you ran them through all the databases, 487 00:43:39.704 --> 00:43:40.661 state and federal? 488 00:43:42.445 --> 00:43:43.446 Do me a favor. 489 00:43:44.360 --> 00:43:47.929 Yeah. Get back to me once you do. Thanks. 490 00:43:53.369 --> 00:43:54.240 What? 491 00:43:56.546 --> 00:43:57.504 Mr. Ryder. 492 00:43:58.853 --> 00:43:59.811 What can I do for you? 493 00:44:03.118 --> 00:44:04.076 What of it? 494 00:44:05.425 --> 00:44:07.209 You've come to confess to kidnapping now? 495 00:44:09.255 --> 00:44:11.779 Relax, Mr. Ryder. She was found. 496 00:44:12.171 --> 00:44:14.042 Turns out she was sleeping over at a friend's house 497 00:44:14.129 --> 00:44:15.348 and forgot to call her mom. 498 00:44:16.436 --> 00:44:17.437 What's it to you? 499 00:44:20.614 --> 00:44:22.050 Tell me about Paul Sanborn. 500 00:44:25.358 --> 00:44:27.055 A cop can get into a lot of trouble 501 00:44:27.142 --> 00:44:29.014 talking about Paul Sanborn in this city. 502 00:44:29.579 --> 00:44:31.277 Why you got his picture on your wall? 503 00:44:31.886 --> 00:44:33.888 I've been a cop for almost 20 years. 504 00:44:34.236 --> 00:44:37.152 Paul Sanborn has owned this city that entire time. 505 00:44:37.544 --> 00:44:39.067 - And? - And... 506 00:44:40.939 --> 00:44:41.940 And that's all. 507 00:44:44.029 --> 00:44:46.771 He's rich, and he's powerful, 508 00:44:47.162 --> 00:44:48.555 and he doesn't always have the city's 509 00:44:48.642 --> 00:44:49.861 best interests in mind. 510 00:44:50.165 --> 00:44:52.690 But a cop can get in trouble for talking about him. 511 00:44:52.951 --> 00:44:53.908 Exactly. 512 00:44:55.431 --> 00:44:57.042 Have a nice day, Mr. Ryder. 513 00:44:59.740 --> 00:45:00.698 It's just Ryder. 514 00:45:40.955 --> 00:45:41.826 Here you go. 515 00:45:44.611 --> 00:45:46.482 Allow me to introduce myself. 516 00:45:51.879 --> 00:45:53.098 Mr. Soach. 517 00:45:56.318 --> 00:45:57.406 Interesting name. 518 00:45:57.755 --> 00:46:00.845 Once upon a time, I believe it was pronounced Soach. 519 00:46:04.631 --> 00:46:07.068 Could you get me your oldest Scotch? 520 00:46:07.155 --> 00:46:09.201 Or at least the most expensive. 521 00:46:09.288 --> 00:46:10.942 I'm sure it will be dreadful. 522 00:46:11.856 --> 00:46:12.770 I'll manage. 523 00:46:30.309 --> 00:46:31.310 Keep the change. 524 00:46:33.442 --> 00:46:35.009 I'm sure Shelly will appreciate it. 525 00:46:39.013 --> 00:46:39.884 Delicious. 526 00:46:43.496 --> 00:46:45.411 - I'm an architect. - I know. 527 00:46:46.499 --> 00:46:49.371 You're designing Paul Sanborn's city of the future. 528 00:46:50.198 --> 00:46:52.766 I read a great magazine piece, and you were mentioned, 529 00:46:53.158 --> 00:46:54.289 in passing, but... 530 00:46:56.117 --> 00:46:57.249 there weren't any pictures of you. 531 00:46:57.336 --> 00:46:59.425 I like to think of myself as underground. 532 00:47:00.469 --> 00:47:01.731 Underground famous. 533 00:47:03.429 --> 00:47:06.040 People like Paul Sanborn have their picture 534 00:47:06.171 --> 00:47:09.000 in the papers and magazines. They talk on TV. 535 00:47:11.263 --> 00:47:12.960 I prefer to stay in the background. 536 00:47:29.368 --> 00:47:30.717 You're the one who called me last night? 537 00:47:30.848 --> 00:47:31.718 Yes, I did. 538 00:47:32.153 --> 00:47:33.851 -How'd you find me? - A little bird told me. 539 00:47:35.417 --> 00:47:37.942 Paul Sanborn's name opens doors in this city. 540 00:47:41.336 --> 00:47:42.381 Who are you? 541 00:47:42.990 --> 00:47:44.470 Have you not been listening? 542 00:47:46.428 --> 00:47:47.908 Aside from being an architect... 543 00:47:49.867 --> 00:47:52.695 I suppose I'm a... I'm a sort of... 544 00:47:54.872 --> 00:47:56.569 motivational speaker. 545 00:47:59.528 --> 00:48:01.095 A precedent must be set. 546 00:48:01.748 --> 00:48:04.316 Otherwise, they'll all try to take advantage of you. 547 00:48:04.533 --> 00:48:07.275 I find that a good threat motivates people. 548 00:48:07.406 --> 00:48:10.713 Maintain the law. An example has to be made. 549 00:48:12.193 --> 00:48:13.281 It's not possible. 550 00:48:14.152 --> 00:48:16.806 I think there are infinite possibilities 551 00:48:16.894 --> 00:48:18.460 beyond what we know. 552 00:48:22.247 --> 00:48:23.683 If only you could see. 553 00:48:31.778 --> 00:48:33.345 - Good evening. - Thanks. 554 00:48:35.521 --> 00:48:36.435 Where's Shelly? 555 00:48:37.958 --> 00:48:39.394 Storage room. 556 00:48:41.962 --> 00:48:43.137 Who was that guy? 557 00:48:44.791 --> 00:48:47.315 He's the architect working with Paul Sanborn 558 00:48:47.402 --> 00:48:48.316 on his big development. 559 00:48:50.753 --> 00:48:52.407 You don't like Sanborn, do you? 560 00:48:53.191 --> 00:48:54.192 What's not to like? 561 00:48:56.020 --> 00:48:56.977 He owns this city. 562 00:48:57.064 --> 00:48:58.283 I keep hearing that. 563 00:48:59.588 --> 00:49:00.938 Tell me about Roger Hammond. 564 00:49:01.764 --> 00:49:02.852 Roger Hammond? 565 00:49:03.331 --> 00:49:05.507 He's opposing Sanborn's bid to make the city over, 566 00:49:05.594 --> 00:49:06.987 and I'm helping out. 567 00:49:07.770 --> 00:49:09.250 Son of a bitch! 568 00:49:10.077 --> 00:49:10.948 I got it. 569 00:49:32.360 --> 00:49:33.187 Wait a minute! 570 00:49:33.927 --> 00:49:35.102 Since you won't have a home, 571 00:49:36.016 --> 00:49:38.758 you're gonna need a place to stay, a warm bed. 572 00:49:39.411 --> 00:49:41.239 Unhand the lady. 573 00:49:44.372 --> 00:49:46.418 Do you take orders from him? 574 00:49:46.722 --> 00:49:48.159 This is none of your concern. 575 00:50:05.567 --> 00:50:06.525 Just leave. 576 00:51:08.761 --> 00:51:09.631 Hey! 577 00:51:11.590 --> 00:51:12.547 Hey. 578 00:51:22.818 --> 00:51:23.906 Are you okay, hon? 579 00:51:24.385 --> 00:51:25.386 It's closing time. 580 00:51:25.952 --> 00:51:26.953 We're closed. 581 00:51:31.218 --> 00:51:32.219 Where were you? 582 00:51:35.396 --> 00:51:36.267 I'm not sure. 583 00:51:50.063 --> 00:51:51.978 - Where are you going? - Come on. 584 00:51:53.806 --> 00:51:55.112 Okay, where are we going? 585 00:52:04.643 --> 00:52:05.513 Here. 586 00:52:09.213 --> 00:52:10.692 You want me to go to church? 587 00:52:10.997 --> 00:52:13.130 There's someone inside you should talk to. 588 00:52:13.608 --> 00:52:14.827 Mrs. Mokosh. 589 00:52:17.482 --> 00:52:18.396 Go on. 590 00:52:19.353 --> 00:52:20.224 Just you. 591 00:52:50.471 --> 00:52:51.472 Mrs. Mokosh? 592 00:52:55.084 --> 00:52:57.391 I like to sit. My knees. 593 00:52:58.479 --> 00:53:00.786 So, what are you looking for? 594 00:53:01.874 --> 00:53:03.397 Oh, I think I'm looking for you. 595 00:53:03.484 --> 00:53:06.966 Nobody who comes here is looking for me. 596 00:53:08.446 --> 00:53:11.623 Have you ever heard of Chernobog and Belobog? 597 00:53:11.884 --> 00:53:12.972 You know these names? 598 00:53:14.234 --> 00:53:15.322 Well, they seem... 599 00:53:17.324 --> 00:53:18.325 familiar. 600 00:53:18.978 --> 00:53:22.938 Chernobog and Belobog are Slavic deities. 601 00:53:23.635 --> 00:53:25.854 The Black god and the White one. 602 00:53:26.855 --> 00:53:30.859 The people who built this church wouldn't have admitted it, 603 00:53:31.251 --> 00:53:33.819 but in private, they still say their prayers 604 00:53:33.906 --> 00:53:34.950 to both of them. 605 00:53:36.125 --> 00:53:38.519 Many cultures have these figures, 606 00:53:38.606 --> 00:53:43.045 opposing forces doomed forever to confront one another. 607 00:53:44.133 --> 00:53:45.178 Good and evil? 608 00:53:45.744 --> 00:53:46.875 Some call it that. 609 00:53:47.485 --> 00:53:51.576 Others see it as a dance between order and chaos. 610 00:53:52.054 --> 00:53:55.623 Whatever it is, you are here for a reason. 611 00:53:56.102 --> 00:53:57.016 And that is? 612 00:53:57.190 --> 00:53:59.801 That's for you to figure out. 613 00:53:59.975 --> 00:54:01.499 Fine. 614 00:54:02.064 --> 00:54:03.588 I'll tell you this much. 615 00:54:04.023 --> 00:54:07.548 Sometimes, you can't fight the current. 616 00:54:08.462 --> 00:54:11.117 Sometimes, you have to go with it. 617 00:54:16.296 --> 00:54:17.602 So what you're saying is-- 618 00:54:46.674 --> 00:54:48.154 How do you know her? 619 00:54:48.328 --> 00:54:52.071 Dude, I see dead people. And so do you, apparently. 620 00:55:08.043 --> 00:55:10.263 What the hell was that? 621 00:55:12.004 --> 00:55:14.006 Never mind. I don't wanna know. 622 00:55:15.050 --> 00:55:16.748 - Come on. - Where are you going? 623 00:55:17.270 --> 00:55:18.445 There's a diner around the corner. 624 00:55:18.706 --> 00:55:19.620 I'm not hungry. 625 00:55:19.838 --> 00:55:21.535 I am, and you're buying! 626 00:55:24.886 --> 00:55:26.801 I think my granddaughter likes you. 627 00:55:43.514 --> 00:55:44.384 Yeah? 628 00:55:44.515 --> 00:55:45.429 It's Jack. 629 00:55:46.386 --> 00:55:48.345 We met the other night at Shelly's. 630 00:55:48.736 --> 00:55:50.042 Yeah, I know who you are. 631 00:55:51.522 --> 00:55:53.001 I was wondering if you might be interested 632 00:55:53.088 --> 00:55:54.307 in some work. 633 00:55:55.395 --> 00:55:56.875 Why would you offer me work? 634 00:56:02.315 --> 00:56:04.578 Well... ...I have my reasons. 635 00:56:05.405 --> 00:56:06.754 I'll make it worth your while. 636 00:56:07.886 --> 00:56:09.061 I'll think about it. 637 00:56:16.111 --> 00:56:18.549 - You sure about this? - I'm absolutely sure. 638 00:56:18.897 --> 00:56:19.898 Sure about what? 639 00:56:21.073 --> 00:56:24.206 Mr. Soach has recommended someone for the upcoming job. 640 00:56:24.816 --> 00:56:26.034 Oh, really? 641 00:56:26.426 --> 00:56:28.472 You know how it is, Paul. You meet people over the years. 642 00:56:29.255 --> 00:56:30.909 Gentlemen, we should be very careful 643 00:56:30.996 --> 00:56:33.172 about inviting new people in on this one. 644 00:56:34.042 --> 00:56:35.827 I leave these decisions to you. 645 00:56:36.654 --> 00:56:39.004 It's outside my field of expertise. 646 00:56:40.919 --> 00:56:42.181 You met this guy? 647 00:56:42.311 --> 00:56:43.443 I did. 648 00:56:43.661 --> 00:56:46.228 I think you'll like him. There's something about him. 649 00:56:47.752 --> 00:56:49.797 All right. You can hire him... 650 00:56:50.668 --> 00:56:52.409 if we go forward on this thing. 651 00:56:52.887 --> 00:56:53.845 What do you mean? 652 00:56:54.236 --> 00:56:57.326 I mean, I'm having reservations, that's what I mean. 653 00:56:58.023 --> 00:56:59.416 About what, exactly? 654 00:57:02.419 --> 00:57:03.289 Everything. 655 00:57:05.683 --> 00:57:07.336 We've been over it all before. 656 00:57:09.164 --> 00:57:11.123 You're doing this for the benefit of the people, 657 00:57:11.340 --> 00:57:14.256 and you can't let one man stand in the way of that. 658 00:57:15.910 --> 00:57:19.914 A certain action has to be taken to ensure the greater good. 659 00:57:20.001 --> 00:57:22.090 Stop trying to manipulate me, Soach. 660 00:57:22.177 --> 00:57:23.222 Stop it! 661 00:57:24.005 --> 00:57:26.791 I make my own decisions. I make my own choices. 662 00:57:27.226 --> 00:57:30.098 Anything I do, I do, because I see fit. 663 00:57:30.229 --> 00:57:33.798 Yes. I'm not suggesting otherwise. 664 00:57:39.804 --> 00:57:40.805 Here we are. 665 00:57:41.893 --> 00:57:43.982 Roger Hammond talking to the press. 666 00:57:44.112 --> 00:57:45.679 What are you gonna do 667 00:57:45.766 --> 00:57:47.028 about Paul Sanborn's development? 668 00:57:47.159 --> 00:57:48.552 Paul Sanborn 669 00:57:48.639 --> 00:57:50.771 will be treated like any other resident in this city. 670 00:57:51.119 --> 00:57:54.775 The days of ward politics and backroom deals are over. 671 00:57:55.384 --> 00:57:58.213 Paul Sanborn owns a great deal of things... 672 00:57:58.997 --> 00:58:02.566 but he does not own me, and he does not own this city. 673 00:58:02.740 --> 00:58:04.350 We will not be intimidated by him, 674 00:58:04.437 --> 00:58:06.265 or anyone else intending to bully us. 675 00:58:07.396 --> 00:58:08.310 Thank you. 676 00:58:15.187 --> 00:58:16.231 All right! 677 00:58:17.885 --> 00:58:19.321 Do what has to be done! 678 00:59:23.734 --> 00:59:24.996 I see that you're in. 679 00:59:27.564 --> 00:59:31.655 Five K up front. The rest, when the job is over. 680 01:00:02.076 --> 01:00:04.035 I've put a little extra for you, all right? 681 01:00:04.122 --> 01:00:05.384 For what you did last time. 682 01:00:13.392 --> 01:00:16.700 Industrial park. Used to be factories. 683 01:00:17.222 --> 01:00:18.789 Now, it's a warehouse district. 684 01:00:19.572 --> 01:00:24.185 Mr. Sanborn owns everything, five blocks in all directions, 685 01:00:24.272 --> 01:00:25.926 so the streets will be empty. 686 01:00:26.666 --> 01:00:29.538 This is the perfect place for the ambush we are setting. 687 01:00:30.714 --> 01:00:32.585 We will block off one side of the street. 688 01:00:32.890 --> 01:00:33.934 We'll then cut them off, 689 01:00:34.021 --> 01:00:35.849 forcing them onto the side streets. 690 01:00:37.372 --> 01:00:40.549 Once they are off the main road, 691 01:00:40.680 --> 01:00:42.987 we will continue to cut off the access streets, 692 01:00:43.117 --> 01:00:44.162 driving them... 693 01:00:45.424 --> 01:00:46.294 here... 694 01:00:46.860 --> 01:00:47.731 where we will be waiting. 695 01:00:52.300 --> 01:00:54.172 The target's name is Annie Hammond. 696 01:01:03.747 --> 01:01:05.183 Annie is ten. 697 01:01:05.749 --> 01:01:08.316 Does anyone have a problem kidnapping a ten-year-old child? 698 01:01:14.714 --> 01:01:16.368 Annie has a bodyguard and a driver. 699 01:01:16.585 --> 01:01:18.413 They are professionals. They will be armed. 700 01:01:20.154 --> 01:01:21.634 Hopefully, they'll see they're outgunned 701 01:01:21.721 --> 01:01:22.679 and pinned down. 702 01:01:22.896 --> 01:01:25.246 What if they don't see it? 703 01:01:25.420 --> 01:01:27.814 Then we will neutralize them quickly and efficiently. 704 01:01:29.729 --> 01:01:32.210 We will reconvene here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. 705 01:01:32.297 --> 01:01:34.168 Annie has ballet in the early evening. 706 01:01:34.995 --> 01:01:36.954 We will pick her up on the way home. 707 01:01:40.044 --> 01:01:42.394 Gentlemen. 708 01:02:47.938 --> 01:02:48.982 Move! 709 01:02:49.069 --> 01:02:50.418 On your knees! 710 01:02:50.810 --> 01:02:52.638 There's no need for this. 711 01:02:52.725 --> 01:02:55.684 There's been a verified sighting of the resistance. 712 01:02:56.642 --> 01:02:57.730 They lie. 713 01:02:58.731 --> 01:03:00.428 They need to be executed. 714 01:03:08.480 --> 01:03:09.481 General? 715 01:03:13.964 --> 01:03:16.270 General, they await your command. 716 01:03:23.321 --> 01:03:24.888 Get the men in the transports. 717 01:03:25.497 --> 01:03:27.542 - This is over. - I implore you, General, 718 01:03:27.629 --> 01:03:28.543 if you retreat, 719 01:03:28.630 --> 01:03:30.502 they will say you lost your nerve! 720 01:03:32.809 --> 01:03:33.984 This is over! 721 01:03:35.724 --> 01:03:38.684 The Fuührer will receive word that you're weak. 722 01:03:39.467 --> 01:03:41.556 Are you... weak? 723 01:03:45.952 --> 01:03:47.911 Is this what you want? Is this what you want? 724 01:03:48.085 --> 01:03:50.435 Good. All right, fine! Here it is! 725 01:04:07.321 --> 01:04:08.496 What have I done? 726 01:04:11.891 --> 01:04:15.460 What have I done? What have you made me do? 727 01:04:15.547 --> 01:04:17.027 I didn't make you do anything, General. 728 01:04:17.114 --> 01:04:19.159 I simply pointed out what you had to do. 729 01:04:19.725 --> 01:04:22.597 And you, honorably, did the rest. 730 01:04:47.492 --> 01:04:48.928 Good afternoon, Ryder. 731 01:04:50.669 --> 01:04:51.888 What's going on? 732 01:04:53.019 --> 01:04:56.588 Do you sometimes feel that life is just... 733 01:04:57.284 --> 01:04:58.242 inevitable? 734 01:05:00.113 --> 01:05:01.985 No matter how many times you show up... 735 01:05:02.942 --> 01:05:05.205 no matter how many times you try to do something, 736 01:05:05.292 --> 01:05:07.904 it just turns out, well... 737 01:05:10.341 --> 01:05:11.385 wrong. 738 01:05:13.257 --> 01:05:16.782 Perhaps bad... needs to win... 739 01:05:17.914 --> 01:05:20.438 so that good has a reason to continue. 740 01:05:20.829 --> 01:05:21.961 I don't believe that. 741 01:05:22.048 --> 01:05:23.006 No? 742 01:05:28.881 --> 01:05:30.491 History proves you wrong. 743 01:05:31.101 --> 01:05:34.669 Mankind manages to skew towards the bad, 744 01:05:34.756 --> 01:05:38.499 and history repeats itself over and over again. 745 01:05:43.809 --> 01:05:45.942 And still manage to get it wrong... 746 01:05:47.813 --> 01:05:52.383 uh, time and time again... no matter what you do. 747 01:05:58.084 --> 01:05:59.303 You feel helpless... 748 01:06:00.130 --> 01:06:02.132 just swimming against the current... 749 01:06:04.917 --> 01:06:05.918 under your nose. 750 01:06:08.094 --> 01:06:11.880 Sometimes, you can't fight the current. 751 01:06:12.011 --> 01:06:14.361 Sometimes, you have to go with it. 752 01:06:15.928 --> 01:06:17.669 Sometimes, you have to go with the current. 753 01:06:17.799 --> 01:06:18.800 Yes. 754 01:06:19.236 --> 01:06:23.196 You need to look... into the darkness of yourself, 755 01:06:23.762 --> 01:06:26.721 into the person you don't want to be... 756 01:06:27.722 --> 01:06:29.855 to know who you really are. 757 01:06:33.032 --> 01:06:35.600 Things will change. 758 01:06:35.687 --> 01:06:36.993 Will you join me? 759 01:06:37.863 --> 01:06:40.039 You might even like what happens next. 760 01:06:42.694 --> 01:06:44.217 What's that supposed to mean? 761 01:06:44.913 --> 01:06:46.872 All this trying to save the world. 762 01:06:47.742 --> 01:06:50.093 Come on, man. What about you? 763 01:06:52.008 --> 01:06:54.010 You've never really known pleasure. 764 01:06:55.141 --> 01:06:58.188 The joy of what it is to be alive. 765 01:07:01.104 --> 01:07:04.368 You've never known love. 766 01:07:11.940 --> 01:07:13.029 Come on, man! 767 01:07:58.683 --> 01:07:59.814 You covering for Shelly? 768 01:07:59.901 --> 01:08:02.948 - It's her poker night. - Why didn't she ask me? 769 01:08:03.818 --> 01:08:06.734 'Cause I'm a legal aid attorney, and I can use the tips. 770 01:08:08.301 --> 01:08:09.607 Shelly plays poker? 771 01:08:10.347 --> 01:08:11.348 Well, I bet she's good. 772 01:08:11.565 --> 01:08:12.566 She is. 773 01:08:13.350 --> 01:08:15.961 Says she can see the auras of the other players. 774 01:08:16.048 --> 01:08:18.224 She knows when they're bluffing. 775 01:08:19.747 --> 01:08:21.401 But you don't believe her. 776 01:08:21.488 --> 01:08:22.924 She's a bartender who knows... 777 01:08:23.011 --> 01:08:24.622 ... a bullshit artist when she sees one. 778 01:08:33.021 --> 01:08:34.066 Good night. 779 01:08:40.072 --> 01:08:42.161 - Does he ever pay? -When he can. 780 01:08:43.031 --> 01:08:44.598 Shelly lets him slide when he can't. 781 01:08:44.946 --> 01:08:47.558 She puts up a tough front, 782 01:08:47.645 --> 01:08:49.951 but she's a softy when it counts. 783 01:08:50.909 --> 01:08:52.345 Don't tell her I said that. 784 01:08:52.476 --> 01:08:56.044 My lips... are sealed. 785 01:09:02.877 --> 01:09:04.009 I guess... 786 01:09:06.316 --> 01:09:07.752 I will go upstairs. 787 01:09:34.213 --> 01:09:35.171 Shelly's. 788 01:09:35.258 --> 01:09:36.650 Hey, Morgan. How are you doing? 789 01:09:36.955 --> 01:09:38.348 It's Detective Timmons. 790 01:09:38.957 --> 01:09:41.438 Is he there? Put him on, please. 791 01:09:43.527 --> 01:09:44.484 It's for you. 792 01:09:51.665 --> 01:09:54.451 We need to talk. I'm out front. 793 01:10:35.056 --> 01:10:36.841 I had your fingerprints checked. 794 01:10:38.059 --> 01:10:40.932 I had to run them through every possible database... 795 01:10:41.715 --> 01:10:42.760 and nothing. 796 01:10:43.500 --> 01:10:45.110 Can't find a thing on you. 797 01:10:45.850 --> 01:10:46.894 You're a ghost. 798 01:10:48.374 --> 01:10:51.072 I don't like ghosts. 799 01:10:51.377 --> 01:10:53.118 Hell, I don't believe in ghosts. 800 01:10:53.814 --> 01:10:55.251 Who are you, Mr. Ryder? 801 01:10:55.599 --> 01:10:57.253 What are you doing in my town? 802 01:11:03.694 --> 01:11:04.738 Listen... 803 01:11:05.783 --> 01:11:09.526 I... dislike Sanborn as much as the next guy, 804 01:11:10.048 --> 01:11:12.093 but I can't just stand by and let you do 805 01:11:12.224 --> 01:11:13.878 what I think you're plannin' to do. 806 01:11:16.707 --> 01:11:18.143 Stay out of my way. 807 01:11:58.183 --> 01:11:59.140 How'd you get that? 808 01:12:03.797 --> 01:12:04.668 I don't know. 809 01:12:06.887 --> 01:12:08.106 There must be a story. 810 01:12:10.717 --> 01:12:11.762 I'm sure there is. 811 01:12:12.893 --> 01:12:13.894 So, tell it. 812 01:12:18.899 --> 01:12:20.248 But some other time. 813 01:14:53.489 --> 01:14:54.794 What are you looking at? 814 01:15:00.626 --> 01:15:01.584 You. 815 01:15:04.978 --> 01:15:07.198 You don't like talking about yourself, do you? 816 01:15:10.549 --> 01:15:12.595 - Not much to tell. -Please. 817 01:15:12.769 --> 01:15:14.466 Everybody's got a story to tell. 818 01:15:14.684 --> 01:15:15.859 What, even Leo? 819 01:15:17.251 --> 01:15:18.905 Even Leo! 820 01:15:19.166 --> 01:15:20.820 But we're not talking about him. 821 01:15:22.648 --> 01:15:24.432 - We're talking about you. -What about me? 822 01:15:28.436 --> 01:15:29.612 I don't know. 823 01:15:31.265 --> 01:15:32.789 That's what I'm trying to figure out. 824 01:16:38.855 --> 01:16:41.118 Something came up. Morgan had to go. 825 01:16:41.553 --> 01:16:42.423 You saw Morgan? 826 01:16:42.554 --> 01:16:43.424 Yeah. 827 01:16:44.077 --> 01:16:45.339 She was glowing. 828 01:16:47.733 --> 01:16:49.387 What, you think I don't notice stuff? 829 01:16:50.431 --> 01:16:52.129 Poker night last night, huh? 830 01:16:52.216 --> 01:16:53.173 Yeah! 831 01:16:53.783 --> 01:16:55.393 - Did you win? - I broke even. 832 01:16:56.089 --> 01:16:58.962 I can't win all the time, they'd notice. 833 01:17:01.747 --> 01:17:02.661 Morgan doesn't believe 834 01:17:03.009 --> 01:17:04.968 that you can see the auras of the other players. 835 01:17:05.403 --> 01:17:07.013 She's too practical for all that. 836 01:17:07.753 --> 01:17:09.712 I stopped telling her about it years ago. 837 01:17:09.799 --> 01:17:11.496 She's more like her mom that way. 838 01:17:12.192 --> 01:17:13.106 You're not practical? 839 01:17:13.193 --> 01:17:14.238 It's different. 840 01:17:15.239 --> 01:17:17.458 Morgan sees the world that is... 841 01:17:18.285 --> 01:17:21.245 and she tries to save her little part of it. 842 01:17:21.506 --> 01:17:23.116 I gave that up a long time ago. 843 01:17:25.031 --> 01:17:27.773 Somehow, I get the feeling that's what you're up to. 844 01:17:29.383 --> 01:17:31.908 Saving the world, one, little piece at a time. 845 01:17:37.174 --> 01:17:38.523 "Mister Soach." 846 01:17:39.045 --> 01:17:40.264 Interesting name. 847 01:17:41.004 --> 01:17:42.614 There's an anagram you can make out of it. 848 01:17:45.791 --> 01:17:46.749 Turn it over. 849 01:18:12.992 --> 01:18:15.299 -Roger, did you see this? -Morgan. 850 01:18:15.865 --> 01:18:17.780 Sanborn's attorneys submitted it yesterday 851 01:18:17.867 --> 01:18:19.172 at the close of business. 852 01:18:19.259 --> 01:18:20.478 Tried to sneak it past us. 853 01:18:20.783 --> 01:18:22.567 Sanborn promised to leave the old city intact, 854 01:18:22.698 --> 01:18:24.221 but now he intends to tear everything down. 855 01:18:24.351 --> 01:18:27.137 Well, he can try, Morgan, but without my vote, 856 01:18:27.267 --> 01:18:28.791 he can't get away with any of this. 857 01:18:29.661 --> 01:18:31.097 I hope so. 858 01:18:31.707 --> 01:18:33.360 There is nothing he can do 859 01:18:33.447 --> 01:18:34.927 that will make me change my mind. 860 01:18:40.237 --> 01:18:42.021 - Hi, Daddy! -Sweetheart! 861 01:18:44.023 --> 01:18:45.721 - Hi, Morgan! - Hey, sweetie. 862 01:19:19.972 --> 01:19:21.365 Where did this come from? 863 01:19:38.643 --> 01:19:39.949 Must you do this? 864 01:19:40.906 --> 01:19:42.429 I thought better of you. 865 01:19:44.692 --> 01:19:45.998 I will not watch. 866 01:19:53.614 --> 01:19:55.878 There is no one hiding in this town. 867 01:19:56.922 --> 01:19:59.359 These are just good, simple people. 868 01:20:03.363 --> 01:20:05.061 You mustn't do this. 869 01:20:05.409 --> 01:20:07.019 I fear for your soul. 870 01:20:10.762 --> 01:20:13.547 It's never too late to do the right thing. 871 01:20:14.070 --> 01:20:16.550 It's never too late to do the right thing. 872 01:20:16.942 --> 01:20:19.727 It's never too late to do the right thing. 873 01:20:20.163 --> 01:20:22.774 It's never too late to do the right thing. 874 01:20:24.471 --> 01:20:25.777 What am I doing? 875 01:20:27.779 --> 01:20:28.954 What am I doing? 876 01:20:29.955 --> 01:20:31.348 What have I done? 877 01:20:39.704 --> 01:20:41.314 Bye! 878 01:20:41.401 --> 01:20:42.794 Bye, sweetie. See you, Roger. 879 01:20:49.105 --> 01:20:50.236 What's up, Shelly? 880 01:20:50.323 --> 01:20:51.716 Have you heard from Ryder? 881 01:20:51.803 --> 01:20:53.283 No! Why do you ask? 882 01:20:53.457 --> 01:20:55.633 Because he's gone. 883 01:21:03.162 --> 01:21:04.729 He said to give you this. 884 01:21:07.863 --> 01:21:08.820 You know... 885 01:21:10.343 --> 01:21:11.388 But I'm... 886 01:21:12.215 --> 01:21:15.044 Ooh, I'm gonna give you this. 887 01:21:24.444 --> 01:21:26.446 I'm so glad you could join us. 888 01:21:28.753 --> 01:21:30.711 What makes you so sure that I am? 889 01:21:31.756 --> 01:21:32.800 I'm not. 890 01:21:33.453 --> 01:21:37.283 The only certainty with chaos is that there is no certainty. 891 01:21:38.371 --> 01:21:40.286 But you're willing to play the game. 892 01:21:46.510 --> 01:21:48.468 I'm calling it off, gentlemen. 893 01:21:48.642 --> 01:21:50.122 Why, pray tell? 894 01:21:50.688 --> 01:21:52.516 I'm not kidnapping a child. 895 01:21:52.777 --> 01:21:54.561 God knows you've done worse. 896 01:21:54.648 --> 01:21:58.043 Maybe I have... but not this time. 897 01:21:58.478 --> 01:22:00.698 What exactly are you saying? 898 01:22:00.785 --> 01:22:03.309 It's never too late to do the right thing. 899 01:22:04.571 --> 01:22:08.619 Ho! 900 01:22:10.621 --> 01:22:13.145 Let's go. 901 01:22:13.798 --> 01:22:16.235 Jack, I've called it off. 902 01:22:16.583 --> 01:22:20.065 It's over, gentlemen. Go home. Go home. 903 01:22:26.854 --> 01:22:27.768 Jack. 904 01:22:28.508 --> 01:22:30.075 Jack, Jack! 905 01:22:44.568 --> 01:22:45.830 At least, you tried. 906 01:22:56.275 --> 01:22:57.842 Jack works for me now. 907 01:22:58.625 --> 01:23:00.932 You pay him well, I pay him better. 908 01:23:02.847 --> 01:23:05.328 His talents were wasted in your service. 909 01:23:06.720 --> 01:23:09.201 He could never reach his full potential with you. 910 01:23:17.601 --> 01:23:18.776 Ciao, ciao, Paul. 911 01:23:37.273 --> 01:23:38.361 See you later! 912 01:23:39.927 --> 01:23:40.972 Bye-bye! 913 01:24:18.792 --> 01:24:20.272 What if I just sit back and watch... 914 01:24:21.491 --> 01:24:22.361 and don't take part? 915 01:24:23.188 --> 01:24:24.320 That works. 916 01:24:26.322 --> 01:24:28.802 But if you pull the trigger, it's even better. 917 01:24:29.455 --> 01:24:30.891 That which you most need, 918 01:24:30.978 --> 01:24:34.112 you'll find in the things you don't want to do. 919 01:24:35.635 --> 01:24:39.596 Pull the trigger, you will be loved. 920 01:24:41.424 --> 01:24:44.296 Love? How? 921 01:24:44.383 --> 01:24:46.124 Oh, my dear boy, I thought you knew. 922 01:24:46.211 --> 01:24:48.126 Love is chaos. 923 01:25:18.156 --> 01:25:19.288 Go, go, go, go! Go! 924 01:26:04.681 --> 01:26:06.291 Nobody needs to get hurt. 925 01:26:15.866 --> 01:26:16.997 It's over! 926 01:26:17.476 --> 01:26:19.174 It's over! Put the guns down! 927 01:26:20.914 --> 01:26:23.613 Get out of here. Go, go! 928 01:26:24.179 --> 01:26:25.310 Get out of here! 929 01:26:26.050 --> 01:26:28.487 Let them go! Let them go! 930 01:26:30.968 --> 01:26:32.361 Fuck it! 931 01:27:24.151 --> 01:27:25.631 Where do I know you from? 932 01:27:30.114 --> 01:27:32.247 We've done this before. 933 01:28:47.365 --> 01:28:48.888 There are many times. 934 01:29:14.392 --> 01:29:16.612 Yes. Go on. 935 01:29:18.178 --> 01:29:20.529 Pull the fucking trigger. 936 01:29:23.227 --> 01:29:28.406 Yes! 937 01:29:37.720 --> 01:29:40.244 Maybe I will. 938 01:30:02.875 --> 01:30:06.444 Such a surprise. 939 01:31:11.335 --> 01:31:12.641 Stay in the car! 940 01:31:17.341 --> 01:31:18.821 I'm okay. Check on him. 941 01:31:21.780 --> 01:31:22.738 Are you hit? 942 01:31:23.608 --> 01:31:25.392 You hang in there. Medics are on the way. 943 01:31:25.480 --> 01:31:27.525 You hear me? You hang in there. 944 01:31:28.221 --> 01:31:29.571 And thanks for the call. 945 01:31:29.875 --> 01:31:31.660 The little girl is safe. 946 01:31:37.883 --> 01:31:39.581 Ryder! 947 01:31:39.711 --> 01:31:42.148 Oh, my God! 948 01:31:47.110 --> 01:31:49.329 I thought I'd never see you again. 949 01:32:09.698 --> 01:32:10.916 Thank you! 950 01:32:17.401 --> 01:32:18.489 What's your name? 951 01:32:58.921 --> 01:33:00.792 Why did you risk your life for us? 952 01:33:03.490 --> 01:33:05.623 It was the right thing to do. 953 01:34:39.630 --> 01:34:40.892 Hey... 954 01:34:46.637 --> 01:34:48.770 See you next time, Ryder. 955 01:35:31.290 --> 01:35:33.336 Bye! 956 01:36:06.499 --> 01:36:08.066 How did things resolve? 957 01:36:10.112 --> 01:36:11.243 They resolved. 958 01:36:12.331 --> 01:36:14.377 People can surprise you, 959 01:36:14.464 --> 01:36:15.813 like Paul Sanborn. 960 01:36:16.248 --> 01:36:18.729 - You know about that? - No, I don't miss much! 961 01:36:18.903 --> 01:36:21.384 And the other man, did you learn anything? 962 01:36:23.429 --> 01:36:24.517 Yeah. 963 01:36:26.432 --> 01:36:28.217 Yeah, he told me that I'd never get to know love, 964 01:36:28.304 --> 01:36:29.261 but... 965 01:36:30.654 --> 01:36:31.655 that's not true. 966 01:36:33.526 --> 01:36:35.267 I do know love, I just... 967 01:36:36.138 --> 01:36:37.443 don't get to keep it for very long, 968 01:36:37.530 --> 01:36:38.575 but nobody ever does. 969 01:36:38.662 --> 01:36:39.924 I like that! 970 01:36:40.490 --> 01:36:43.885 I think I'll steal it when anyone asks me about love. 971 01:36:44.189 --> 01:36:46.975 - If that's okay? - By all means. 972 01:36:47.236 --> 01:36:49.847 How are things with you and Morgan? 973 01:36:52.067 --> 01:36:53.111 They're good. 974 01:36:54.286 --> 01:36:55.505 Are you sure? 975 01:37:39.331 --> 01:37:40.419 I get it. 976 01:37:41.420 --> 01:37:42.465 Good. 977 01:37:43.292 --> 01:37:45.511 I hate trying to explain to people 978 01:37:45.598 --> 01:37:46.773 that they are dead. 979 01:37:46.904 --> 01:37:48.863 They never want to believe me. 980 01:37:59.786 --> 01:38:00.831 Thank you. 981 01:38:04.879 --> 01:38:07.969 Ah... young love! 982 01:38:16.281 --> 01:38:17.369 I have to go. 983 01:38:17.935 --> 01:38:18.980 For now.