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 00:01:13.668 --> 00:01:16.075 (ALL APOLOGIES BY SINEAD O'CONNOR PLAYING) 4 00:03:17.158 --> 00:03:19.495 (MUSIC FADES) 5 00:03:30.509 --> 00:03:32.706 - (INDISTINCT CHATTER) - (MUSIC PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS) 6 00:03:42.954 --> 00:03:44.586 You're not queer. 7 00:03:46.590 --> 00:03:48.888 Usually, if I get this far with an American kid, 8 00:03:48.990 --> 00:03:51.824 I can get the rest of the way, but with you there's some... 9 00:03:52.599 --> 00:03:53.562 obstacle. 10 00:04:02.976 --> 00:04:05.244 Your mother wouldn't like it. 11 00:04:08.342 --> 00:04:10.678 I had a friend, um, 12 00:04:10.780 --> 00:04:13.648 a homosexual Jewish friend who lived in Oklahoma City. 13 00:04:14.550 --> 00:04:17.415 I asked him, "Why do you live here? 14 00:04:17.517 --> 00:04:18.617 "You have enough money, 15 00:04:18.719 --> 00:04:20.187 "you could live wherever you like." 16 00:04:20.289 --> 00:04:22.053 You know what he told me? 17 00:04:22.155 --> 00:04:25.125 (IN DEEP VOICE) "It would kill my mother if I moved away." 18 00:04:25.227 --> 00:04:28.564 (LAUGHS HEARTILY) 19 00:04:35.236 --> 00:04:37.408 (BIRDS CHIRPING) 20 00:04:44.546 --> 00:04:46.344 - (WHISTLE BLOWS) - (TRAM BELL DINGS) 21 00:04:46.446 --> 00:04:47.819 Good luck, Lee. 22 00:04:47.921 --> 00:04:49.882 (MAN SHOUTS INDISTINCTLY) 23 00:04:55.521 --> 00:04:57.395 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 24 00:05:05.905 --> 00:05:06.866 (SIGHS HEAVILY) 25 00:05:08.204 --> 00:05:10.375 (VEHICLES PASS BY) 26 00:05:14.311 --> 00:05:16.513 (NOISES FADE OUT TO SILENCE) 27 00:05:18.614 --> 00:05:20.814 - (VEHICLE HONKS) - (DOG BARKS DISTANTLY) 28 00:05:25.926 --> 00:05:27.887 (SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY) 29 00:05:32.328 --> 00:05:34.498 (SERENE MUSIC PLAYING) 30 00:05:41.603 --> 00:05:42.770 - LEE: Gracias. - Gracias. 31 00:06:03.093 --> 00:06:04.459 (STATIC NOISE) 32 00:06:04.561 --> 00:06:08.433 Everything in this country falls apart. 33 00:06:09.232 --> 00:06:10.433 Wouldn't surprise me 34 00:06:10.536 --> 00:06:13.400 if I picked up a boy in the Alameda and his... 35 00:06:13.502 --> 00:06:15.867 Someone stole my typewriter. 36 00:06:15.969 --> 00:06:18.305 It was that Brazilian, or whatever he is. 37 00:06:18.407 --> 00:06:19.807 You know him. Maurice. 38 00:06:20.341 --> 00:06:21.311 The wrestler? 39 00:06:21.413 --> 00:06:23.378 You mean the gym instructor, Louie? 40 00:06:23.480 --> 00:06:25.510 No, no, no. That's another one. 41 00:06:25.612 --> 00:06:26.646 No, Louie has decided 42 00:06:26.748 --> 00:06:29.552 all that sort of thing is very wrong, 43 00:06:29.654 --> 00:06:31.417 and he tells me that I am going to burn in hell 44 00:06:31.519 --> 00:06:32.989 but he is going to heaven. 45 00:06:33.091 --> 00:06:33.850 - Serious? - Mm-hmm. 46 00:06:33.952 --> 00:06:36.227 No, Maurice is as queer as I am. 47 00:06:36.329 --> 00:06:38.589 If not queerer... (BELCHES) Excuse me. 48 00:06:38.691 --> 00:06:40.058 But he won't accept it. 49 00:06:41.464 --> 00:06:43.729 I think stealing my typewriter 50 00:06:43.831 --> 00:06:46.130 is a way he takes to demonstrate to me 51 00:06:46.232 --> 00:06:49.069 and to himself that he is just in it for all he can get. 52 00:06:49.171 --> 00:06:50.307 Uh-huh. 53 00:06:50.409 --> 00:06:52.339 As a matter of fact, he's so queer 54 00:06:52.441 --> 00:06:53.907 I've lost interest in him. 55 00:06:55.543 --> 00:06:57.146 Not completely though... 56 00:06:57.248 --> 00:06:59.279 (CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY) 57 00:06:59.381 --> 00:07:00.645 (NOISES FADE OUT) 58 00:07:00.747 --> 00:07:03.114 (STATIC NOISE GROWS LOUDER) 59 00:07:03.957 --> 00:07:05.457 (CLOCK TICKING) 60 00:07:07.555 --> 00:07:09.795 (TICKING GETS LOUDER) 61 00:07:09.897 --> 00:07:11.763 (FLIES BUZZING) 62 00:07:11.865 --> 00:07:13.190 (STATIC NOISE) 63 00:07:14.033 --> 00:07:15.995 (DISTORTED FEELING) 64 00:07:18.167 --> 00:07:19.163 Hello. 65 00:07:19.938 --> 00:07:20.965 Nazis. 66 00:07:21.067 --> 00:07:22.801 I'll probably invite him back to my apartment 67 00:07:22.903 --> 00:07:24.204 instead of beating the shit out of him 68 00:07:24.306 --> 00:07:25.239 like I should. 69 00:07:25.341 --> 00:07:26.940 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 70 00:07:28.942 --> 00:07:30.512 LEE: ...think how much it would cost you 71 00:07:30.614 --> 00:07:32.781 to shoot a major in the Mexican Army! 72 00:07:33.750 --> 00:07:36.150 You know what? I'm going to get a bottle. 73 00:07:36.252 --> 00:07:38.554 Well, um, no. 74 00:07:38.656 --> 00:07:40.852 You see, we're hoping to work on the plans 75 00:07:40.954 --> 00:07:42.857 for this boat we're going to build. 76 00:07:45.799 --> 00:07:46.861 A boat? 77 00:07:47.595 --> 00:07:49.830 MOOR: Yes. At Zihuatanejo. 78 00:07:49.932 --> 00:07:51.996 All right. Well, how about meeting me for a drink 79 00:07:52.098 --> 00:07:54.798 tomorrow at the Rathskeller? Say around five? 80 00:07:54.901 --> 00:07:56.506 I expect I'll be busy tomorrow. 81 00:07:56.609 --> 00:07:59.103 Yes, but you have to eat and drink. (CHUCKLES) 82 00:07:59.205 --> 00:08:01.980 Well, you see, this boat is more important to me 83 00:08:02.082 --> 00:08:02.806 than anything right now. 84 00:08:02.908 --> 00:08:04.714 It will take up all my time. 85 00:08:08.288 --> 00:08:09.653 Suit yourself. (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) 86 00:08:14.922 --> 00:08:16.357 Thanks for running interference, Tom. 87 00:08:16.459 --> 00:08:17.827 I hope he got the idea. 88 00:08:17.929 --> 00:08:20.761 I like the guy, but I can't stand to be alone with him. 89 00:08:20.863 --> 00:08:23.060 He keeps trying to go to bed with me. 90 00:08:23.162 --> 00:08:25.030 That's what I don't like about queers. 91 00:08:25.132 --> 00:08:27.137 You can't keep it on the basis of friendship. 92 00:08:27.239 --> 00:08:29.673 (TENSE MUSIC PLAYING) 93 00:08:40.079 --> 00:08:42.279 (COME AS YOU ARE BY NIRVANA PLAYING) 94 00:09:23.628 --> 00:09:25.828 (CHEERING AND SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY) 95 00:09:47.317 --> 00:09:48.653 (SQUAWKING) 96 00:10:17.484 --> 00:10:18.749 (COME AS YOU ARE CONTINUES PLAYING) 97 00:10:44.209 --> 00:10:46.172 (SONG FADES OUT) 98 00:10:47.346 --> 00:10:49.076 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATION) 99 00:10:54.087 --> 00:10:54.813 One absinthe. 100 00:10:54.915 --> 00:10:56.688 BARTENDER: Hola, Lee. 101 00:11:05.462 --> 00:11:07.094 (INHALES SHARPLY) 102 00:11:22.213 --> 00:11:24.144 (GIGGLES) 103 00:11:32.785 --> 00:11:33.989 (MAN LAUGHS) 104 00:11:37.229 --> 00:11:38.763 Fuck you, Tom! 105 00:11:39.628 --> 00:11:41.260 MAN: So touchy! 106 00:11:42.534 --> 00:11:43.729 I don't take it personally. 107 00:11:43.831 --> 00:11:46.164 (CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY) 108 00:11:46.266 --> 00:11:49.037 - (INDISTINCT CONVERSATION) - (WOMAN LAUGHS) 109 00:11:52.011 --> 00:11:52.975 Yup. 110 00:11:54.378 --> 00:11:56.444 (DOOR OPENS) 111 00:11:56.546 --> 00:11:58.475 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 112 00:12:01.654 --> 00:12:03.685 (CHIMU BAR ARTISTS SING LA MALAGUENA) 113 00:12:03.787 --> 00:12:05.317 - Mezcal! - BARTENDER: Si, senor. 114 00:12:06.953 --> 00:12:08.192 (BARTENDER IN SPANISH) 115 00:12:08.294 --> 00:12:10.256 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 116 00:12:26.476 --> 00:12:28.780 (CROWD CHEERING) 117 00:12:32.284 --> 00:12:33.917 (LAUGHTER) 118 00:12:36.587 --> 00:12:38.152 (IN SPANISH) Why so sad? 119 00:12:40.020 --> 00:12:41.793 (SPEAKS SPANISH) I'm not sad. 120 00:12:43.229 --> 00:12:44.796 Not really. 121 00:13:04.843 --> 00:13:06.213 I'm okay. 122 00:13:42.785 --> 00:13:44.955 (SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING) 123 00:13:45.820 --> 00:13:48.153 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 124 00:13:48.255 --> 00:13:50.794 (IN ENGLISH) You been aqui before? Mm? 125 00:13:50.897 --> 00:13:53.161 - Yeah, of course, you have. - I've been aqui. 126 00:14:31.964 --> 00:14:33.135 (DOOR CLOSES) 127 00:14:51.054 --> 00:14:52.418 (SPEAKS SPANISH) Do you carry a pistol? 128 00:14:53.793 --> 00:14:56.294 LEE: (IN ENGLISH) Yes, I carry a pistol. 129 00:14:56.396 --> 00:14:57.357 (CLEARS THROAT) 130 00:15:19.046 --> 00:15:20.952 (SOMBER MUSIC CONTINUES) 131 00:15:29.989 --> 00:15:31.622 (CHUCKLES) 132 00:15:32.365 --> 00:15:33.360 (MAN MOANS) 133 00:15:41.508 --> 00:15:43.337 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 134 00:15:46.338 --> 00:15:48.078 (SPEAKS SPANISH) I have to go. 135 00:16:17.910 --> 00:16:20.371 There's a brawl out of the Chimu. 136 00:16:20.473 --> 00:16:22.607 I'm going there to drink something. 137 00:16:27.619 --> 00:16:28.613 (LEE CLEARS THROAT) 138 00:16:31.689 --> 00:16:33.123 - Adios. - Adios. 139 00:16:37.556 --> 00:16:39.028 LEE: (IN ENGLISH) Get a load of this. 140 00:16:39.131 --> 00:16:40.964 "After he killed his wife and three children, 141 00:16:41.066 --> 00:16:43.228 "he takes a razor and puts on a suicide act, 142 00:16:43.330 --> 00:16:45.597 "but resulted only in scratches 143 00:16:45.699 --> 00:16:48.265 "that did not require medical attention." (CHUCKLES) 144 00:16:48.367 --> 00:16:51.304 What a slobbish performance! 145 00:16:51.406 --> 00:16:53.643 And on the subject of murder, I'm going... 146 00:16:53.745 --> 00:16:55.279 Sit down on your ass! 147 00:16:55.381 --> 00:16:56.641 (SIGHS) 148 00:16:56.743 --> 00:17:00.084 Or what's left of it after four years in the Navy. 149 00:17:00.815 --> 00:17:02.350 (SCOFFS) 150 00:17:03.850 --> 00:17:05.419 Lee. 151 00:17:08.153 --> 00:17:09.456 I gotta go. 152 00:17:10.861 --> 00:17:12.162 What are you, henpecked? 153 00:17:12.862 --> 00:17:14.865 Yeah, no kidding. 154 00:17:14.967 --> 00:17:16.797 I've been out too much lately, Lee. 155 00:17:16.899 --> 00:17:19.162 Lola's, Ship Ahoy, 156 00:17:19.264 --> 00:17:20.734 the other places... 157 00:17:20.836 --> 00:17:21.873 My old lady says 158 00:17:21.975 --> 00:17:22.867 I gotta be home for dinner every night. 159 00:17:22.970 --> 00:17:24.372 Fuck, Jim! 160 00:17:25.545 --> 00:17:26.539 JIM: Lee, wait... 161 00:17:29.646 --> 00:17:30.642 LEE: Hi! 162 00:17:32.483 --> 00:17:33.480 Hi. 163 00:17:35.617 --> 00:17:39.384 I just... Uh, I just wanted to tell you that, um... 164 00:17:39.486 --> 00:17:41.923 Mary was in Lola's a little while ago. 165 00:17:42.025 --> 00:17:43.125 And she asked me to tell you 166 00:17:43.227 --> 00:17:45.660 that she'd be in the Ship Ahoy later on, 167 00:17:45.762 --> 00:17:47.164 around five. 168 00:17:47.799 --> 00:17:49.498 - Oh. - (CLEARS THROAT) 169 00:17:49.601 --> 00:17:50.596 Thank you. 170 00:17:53.237 --> 00:17:55.172 - Will you be around tonight? - Yes, um... 171 00:17:57.071 --> 00:17:58.538 I think so, yeah. 172 00:18:11.654 --> 00:18:13.850 (AND THE ANGELS SING BY BENNY GOODMAN PLAYS OVER SPEAKERS) 173 00:18:22.097 --> 00:18:23.728 - Who is he? - (SCOFFS) 174 00:18:24.637 --> 00:18:26.170 I have no idea. 175 00:18:30.340 --> 00:18:32.539 - Tequila. (CLEARS THROAT) - BARTENDER: Yeah. 176 00:18:33.074 --> 00:18:34.244 (MARY CHUCKLES) 177 00:18:43.019 --> 00:18:44.221 (SPEAKS SPANISH) Another. 178 00:18:47.691 --> 00:18:48.687 Another. 179 00:18:49.728 --> 00:18:50.822 (MARY CHUCKLES) 180 00:18:50.924 --> 00:18:53.725 (BARTENDER IN SPANISH) You're drinking so fast, Mr. Lee! 181 00:18:58.237 --> 00:19:00.435 (SATURDAY NIGHT FISH FRY BY LOUIS JORDAN PLAYING) 182 00:19:02.702 --> 00:19:03.938 ALLERTON: (IN ENGLISH) Two rum and cokes. 183 00:19:04.040 --> 00:19:05.341 (BARTENDER IN SPANISH) 184 00:19:11.276 --> 00:19:12.447 (COINS CLINKING) 185 00:19:14.213 --> 00:19:15.384 (CHUCKLES) 186 00:19:18.691 --> 00:19:19.652 (CLEARS THROAT) 187 00:19:22.993 --> 00:19:24.591 (CONVERSES IN SPANISH) 188 00:19:30.730 --> 00:19:32.632 (IN ENGLISH) Come sit with us over there. 189 00:19:42.511 --> 00:19:44.147 (IN ENGLISH) How did you check the accuracy 190 00:19:44.250 --> 00:19:46.147 of your information? That... That doesn't... 191 00:19:46.249 --> 00:19:49.417 - Actually, uh, we didn't. - What? 192 00:19:49.519 --> 00:19:51.617 So the Counter-Intelligence Corps got sucked in 193 00:19:51.719 --> 00:19:54.122 on a lot of phony deals when I was in Germany. 194 00:19:54.224 --> 00:19:56.423 And, of course, we cross-checked 195 00:19:56.525 --> 00:19:58.457 all information with the other informants, 196 00:19:58.559 --> 00:20:00.523 and we had our own agents in the field. 197 00:20:00.625 --> 00:20:02.628 Now, most of our informants, 198 00:20:02.730 --> 00:20:05.333 they would come back with some phony information, 199 00:20:05.435 --> 00:20:07.397 but this one character, he made it all up. 200 00:20:07.499 --> 00:20:09.537 (GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING) 201 00:20:09.639 --> 00:20:11.869 I mean, he had our agents out looking out in the field 202 00:20:11.971 --> 00:20:14.904 for a whole fictitious network of Russian spies, right? 203 00:20:15.006 --> 00:20:18.777 So, finally, reports came back from Frankfurt... 204 00:20:21.218 --> 00:20:23.285 - it's all a load of crap! - Oh. 205 00:20:23.388 --> 00:20:25.054 - But instead of clearing... - (BOTH CHUCKLE) 206 00:20:25.156 --> 00:20:26.320 Instead of clearing out of town 207 00:20:26.422 --> 00:20:27.858 before the information could be checked, 208 00:20:27.960 --> 00:20:30.492 - he came back with more. - Oh. 209 00:20:31.258 --> 00:20:32.461 (MUSIC INTENSIFIES) 210 00:20:33.964 --> 00:20:34.925 (VOICES FADE OUT) 211 00:20:35.967 --> 00:20:37.928 (CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY) 212 00:20:49.946 --> 00:20:51.007 You're here? 213 00:20:51.949 --> 00:20:53.311 (ALLERTON GRUNTS) 214 00:20:53.413 --> 00:20:55.649 Yeah, I have a sack here. 215 00:20:56.216 --> 00:20:57.420 LEE: Uh-huh. 216 00:20:59.791 --> 00:21:00.852 Good night. 217 00:21:06.226 --> 00:21:07.631 (LEE LAUGHS) 218 00:21:07.733 --> 00:21:09.498 (BOTH CHUCKLE) 219 00:21:11.398 --> 00:21:12.930 - Good night. - Night. 220 00:21:14.005 --> 00:21:14.998 (GENTLE MUSIC CONTINUES) 221 00:21:31.824 --> 00:21:32.818 (MUSIC FADES OUT) 222 00:21:45.530 --> 00:21:46.964 (CLOCK ALARM RINGS) 223 00:21:54.911 --> 00:21:56.242 (SIGHS) 224 00:21:56.344 --> 00:21:58.107 - There she is! - Yes. 225 00:21:58.209 --> 00:22:01.083 The trouble with me is, I like the type that robs me. 226 00:22:01.186 --> 00:22:02.713 Where you make your mistake is, 227 00:22:02.815 --> 00:22:05.318 bringing them back to your apartment. 228 00:22:05.420 --> 00:22:07.191 That's what hotels are for. 229 00:22:07.293 --> 00:22:08.652 Well, you're right there, but half the time 230 00:22:08.754 --> 00:22:10.359 I don't have money for a hotel. 231 00:22:10.461 --> 00:22:12.460 - (LEE CLEARS THROAT) - Besides, I like someone 232 00:22:12.563 --> 00:22:14.625 around to cook breakfast and sweep the place out. 233 00:22:14.727 --> 00:22:18.028 Uh. You mean clean the place out! 234 00:22:19.436 --> 00:22:22.736 I don't mind the watch and the radio, 235 00:22:23.705 --> 00:22:25.875 but it really hurts losing those boots. 236 00:22:25.977 --> 00:22:26.837 (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) 237 00:22:26.939 --> 00:22:29.209 They were a thing of beauty and joy forever. 238 00:22:29.311 --> 00:22:30.942 (LAUGHS HYSTERICALLY) 239 00:22:34.520 --> 00:22:36.249 I don't know whether I ought to say things like this 240 00:22:36.351 --> 00:22:38.452 in front of Junior here. 241 00:22:38.554 --> 00:22:41.555 - Go ahead. - (BELCHES) No offense, kid. 242 00:22:41.658 --> 00:22:44.461 Did I tell you how I made the cop on the beat? 243 00:22:45.526 --> 00:22:47.760 (INHALES AND EXHALES SHARPLY) 244 00:22:47.862 --> 00:22:53.065 He's a vigilante, the watchman out where I live. 245 00:22:53.801 --> 00:22:55.533 Every time he sees the light on in my room, 246 00:22:55.635 --> 00:22:57.402 he comes in for a shot of rum. 247 00:22:57.504 --> 00:22:59.837 About five nights ago, 248 00:22:59.939 --> 00:23:03.007 he caught me when I was drunk, and stoned, 249 00:23:03.508 --> 00:23:05.548 and horny. 250 00:23:07.251 --> 00:23:08.648 Well, one thing led to another 251 00:23:08.750 --> 00:23:10.916 and I ended up showing him how the, uh... 252 00:23:12.958 --> 00:23:13.954 cow ate the cabbage. 253 00:23:14.056 --> 00:23:14.817 (LAUGHS) 254 00:23:14.919 --> 00:23:16.018 JOE: The night after I make him, 255 00:23:16.121 --> 00:23:18.021 I'm walking by the beer joint on the corner. 256 00:23:18.123 --> 00:23:20.823 He comes out borracho and says, "Have a drink." 257 00:23:20.925 --> 00:23:22.697 I said, "I don't want a drink." 258 00:23:22.799 --> 00:23:25.964 So he takes out his pistola and says, "Have a drink." 259 00:23:26.066 --> 00:23:28.699 I proceeded to take his pistola away from him. 260 00:23:28.801 --> 00:23:30.568 He goes back into the beer joint 261 00:23:30.670 --> 00:23:32.068 to phone for reinforcements. 262 00:23:32.170 --> 00:23:34.607 So I had to go in and rip the phone off the wall. 263 00:23:34.709 --> 00:23:37.680 Now, they're charging me for the phone. 264 00:23:37.782 --> 00:23:40.583 So, I get back to my room, which is on the ground floor. 265 00:23:40.685 --> 00:23:44.316 He'd written "El Puto Gringo" on the window with soap. 266 00:23:44.418 --> 00:23:46.286 (LEE CHUCKLING) 267 00:23:46.388 --> 00:23:47.722 I didn't wipe it off. 268 00:23:49.422 --> 00:23:50.928 I left it there. 269 00:23:51.030 --> 00:23:52.322 It pays to advertise. 270 00:23:52.425 --> 00:23:53.794 (LAUGHING) 271 00:23:55.300 --> 00:23:56.266 (IN SPANISH) Would you like more? 272 00:23:56.368 --> 00:23:58.029 (LAUGHS, RESPONDS IN SPANISH) Yes. 273 00:24:02.272 --> 00:24:03.606 (IN ENGLISH) Excuse me. 274 00:24:14.581 --> 00:24:16.113 You think he's queer? 275 00:24:17.686 --> 00:24:19.785 Now I've been seeing him for a few weeks. 276 00:24:19.887 --> 00:24:22.658 - Seeing him? - Yeah, spending time with him. 277 00:24:24.063 --> 00:24:25.127 Like... I can't tell. 278 00:24:25.229 --> 00:24:27.195 You could always just ask. 279 00:24:27.297 --> 00:24:28.828 No, no, no, no, no! No! 280 00:24:28.930 --> 00:24:31.194 Well, he must be queer if he's talking to him. 281 00:24:32.834 --> 00:24:35.305 Dume's part of that little clique of queers 282 00:24:35.407 --> 00:24:36.966 who go to that beer joint on Campeche, 283 00:24:37.068 --> 00:24:38.839 - The Green Lantern. - I know who he is. 284 00:24:40.040 --> 00:24:43.280 He's the only one of those Green Lantern boys 285 00:24:43.382 --> 00:24:45.714 who'd be welcome in a place like this. 286 00:24:45.816 --> 00:24:48.211 The rest of them are just a bunch of screaming fags. 287 00:24:49.087 --> 00:24:50.521 Would you excuse me? 288 00:24:58.262 --> 00:25:00.058 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATION) 289 00:25:05.168 --> 00:25:06.504 Hey. Tequila. 290 00:25:14.973 --> 00:25:16.673 How do you like this character? 291 00:25:16.775 --> 00:25:18.208 He comes over and asks, 292 00:25:18.310 --> 00:25:21.051 "I thought you were one of the Green Lantern Boys." 293 00:25:21.153 --> 00:25:23.413 I said, "Well, yes, I am." 294 00:25:23.515 --> 00:25:24.687 (LAUGHS) 295 00:25:25.554 --> 00:25:26.619 He wants me to take him around 296 00:25:26.721 --> 00:25:29.088 to some of the gay places here. 297 00:25:29.190 --> 00:25:30.627 Hmm. 298 00:25:30.729 --> 00:25:35.191 Truth be told, I don't take people to the Lantern. 299 00:25:35.293 --> 00:25:39.269 I mean, either you're going there or you're not. 300 00:25:39.371 --> 00:25:40.697 Something about the way he asked, 301 00:25:40.799 --> 00:25:43.139 I just couldn't say no. 302 00:25:43.241 --> 00:25:44.938 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATION) 303 00:25:46.510 --> 00:25:49.205 - You don't know him, do you? - Mm? 304 00:25:49.307 --> 00:25:53.514 He's always in here, playing chess with the girl. 305 00:25:53.616 --> 00:25:55.780 - Mary. - Mary! That's right, yeah. 306 00:25:55.882 --> 00:25:58.751 - She seems nice. - I wouldn't know. 307 00:25:58.853 --> 00:26:00.722 DUME: Supposing she's his girlfriend, 308 00:26:00.824 --> 00:26:03.321 then she's in for a bit of a surprise. Right? 309 00:26:03.423 --> 00:26:04.854 (LAUGHS) 310 00:26:04.957 --> 00:26:07.026 - What? - Are you all right, Lee? 311 00:26:07.692 --> 00:26:08.695 Yes, I'm fine. 312 00:26:08.797 --> 00:26:10.961 Well, I just asked if you knew the boy 313 00:26:11.063 --> 00:26:12.595 and I'm still waiting on an answer. 314 00:26:12.697 --> 00:26:13.937 I... Yes, I... 315 00:26:14.039 --> 00:26:15.133 I mean, no. 316 00:26:16.535 --> 00:26:17.740 A little. 317 00:26:18.539 --> 00:26:20.707 Thank you as always 318 00:26:20.809 --> 00:26:24.078 for the enlightening conversation. 319 00:26:24.680 --> 00:26:27.217 - Oh, Tom, darling. - Yes, my dear. 320 00:26:27.319 --> 00:26:28.646 Let's talk Puerto Vallarta. 321 00:26:28.748 --> 00:26:30.585 - It's very nice. - Okay. 322 00:26:30.687 --> 00:26:32.282 A few of us are thinking about going. 323 00:26:32.384 --> 00:26:34.850 It's on the west coast, there's a gorgeous climate. 324 00:26:34.952 --> 00:26:36.825 - Yeah. - Beautiful men. 325 00:26:38.792 --> 00:26:40.895 (CHARACTERS SPEAKING SPANISH) 326 00:27:48.564 --> 00:27:50.767 (MYSTICAL MUSIC PLAYING) 327 00:27:53.568 --> 00:27:55.233 (COIN CLATTERS) 328 00:27:56.668 --> 00:27:57.873 (CLICKS) 329 00:28:02.775 --> 00:28:04.946 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 330 00:28:06.751 --> 00:28:08.917 (MARIGOLD BY NIRVANA PLAYS ON JUKEBOX) 331 00:28:12.224 --> 00:28:13.251 (CLEARS THROAT) 332 00:28:18.295 --> 00:28:19.257 (LEE CHUCKLES) 333 00:28:26.299 --> 00:28:29.432 I presume Dume told you about my proclivities. 334 00:28:30.635 --> 00:28:31.841 Yes. 335 00:28:32.839 --> 00:28:34.778 A curse... (CHUCKLES) 336 00:28:36.141 --> 00:28:40.881 Been in our family for generations. 337 00:28:40.984 --> 00:28:45.382 The Lees have always been perverts. (CHUCKLES) 338 00:28:47.187 --> 00:28:50.219 I shall never forget the unspeakable horror 339 00:28:50.321 --> 00:28:52.628 that froze the lymph in my glands, 340 00:28:52.730 --> 00:28:55.831 the lymph glands that is, of course, 341 00:28:55.933 --> 00:29:00.771 when that baneful word seared my reeling brain. 342 00:29:01.338 --> 00:29:02.302 Homosexual! 343 00:29:02.405 --> 00:29:03.741 (CHUCKLES) 344 00:29:09.409 --> 00:29:14.210 I thought of the painted, simpering female impersonators 345 00:29:14.312 --> 00:29:17.183 I had seen in a Baltimore night club. 346 00:29:17.285 --> 00:29:23.057 Could it be that I was one of those subhuman things? 347 00:29:24.155 --> 00:29:26.221 I walked the street in a daze, 348 00:29:26.323 --> 00:29:29.258 like a man with a light concussion. 349 00:29:29.360 --> 00:29:32.669 I might well have destroyed myself, 350 00:29:32.771 --> 00:29:36.365 ending an existence which seemed to offer 351 00:29:36.467 --> 00:29:42.846 nothing but grotesque misery and humiliation. 352 00:29:44.008 --> 00:29:46.245 "Nobler," I thought, 353 00:29:46.347 --> 00:29:50.013 "to die a man than to live on a sex monster." (SCOFFS) 354 00:29:50.116 --> 00:29:52.185 (MARIGOLD CONTINUES PLAYING) 355 00:29:54.159 --> 00:29:55.122 It was... 356 00:29:56.054 --> 00:29:58.525 It was a wise old queen, 357 00:29:58.627 --> 00:30:01.763 Bobo, we called her, 358 00:30:01.865 --> 00:30:04.328 who taught me that I had a duty to live 359 00:30:04.430 --> 00:30:09.532 and to bear my burden proudly for all to see, 360 00:30:09.634 --> 00:30:12.641 you know, to conquer ignorance and prejudice and hate 361 00:30:12.743 --> 00:30:16.539 with knowledge, and sincerity... 362 00:30:18.348 --> 00:30:19.344 and love. 363 00:30:20.945 --> 00:30:22.719 ALLERTON: Hmm. 364 00:30:22.821 --> 00:30:26.016 Bobo's words came back to me from the tomb, 365 00:30:26.118 --> 00:30:29.957 the sibilants cracking gently. 366 00:30:30.060 --> 00:30:34.324 (MIMICKING BOBO) "No one is ever really alone. 367 00:30:34.427 --> 00:30:39.232 "You are part of everything that is alive." 368 00:30:40.466 --> 00:30:42.034 (IN NORMAL VOICE) The difficulty is to convince 369 00:30:42.136 --> 00:30:44.237 someone else he is really part of you. 370 00:30:45.377 --> 00:30:46.776 So what the hell? 371 00:30:46.878 --> 00:30:49.242 Us "parts" ought to work together. Reet? 372 00:30:53.883 --> 00:30:55.712 What I mean is, Allerton, is... 373 00:30:55.814 --> 00:30:56.818 (SIGHS) 374 00:30:56.920 --> 00:30:59.819 We're all parts of a tremendous whole. 375 00:30:59.921 --> 00:31:01.584 There's no use fighting it. 376 00:31:05.995 --> 00:31:08.498 The queer bars here don't compare 377 00:31:08.600 --> 00:31:10.164 to the Stateside queer joints. 378 00:31:10.266 --> 00:31:13.167 - I mean, that is depressing. - Uh, I wouldn't know. 379 00:31:17.303 --> 00:31:18.640 I've never been to any queer joints 380 00:31:18.742 --> 00:31:20.339 except those Dume took me to. 381 00:31:22.175 --> 00:31:24.541 I guess there's kicks and kicks. 382 00:31:30.983 --> 00:31:33.187 You haven't? Really? 383 00:31:34.720 --> 00:31:35.992 No. 384 00:31:36.492 --> 00:31:37.455 Never. 385 00:31:45.504 --> 00:31:46.497 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATION) 386 00:31:50.606 --> 00:31:53.269 (17 DAYS (PIANO & A MICROPHONE 1983 VERSION) BY PRINCE PLAYS) 387 00:31:53.371 --> 00:31:55.673 ...there's a gorilla in a cage... 388 00:31:55.776 --> 00:31:57.646 After you. 389 00:31:57.748 --> 00:32:00.946 ...masturbating, and, um... 390 00:32:01.048 --> 00:32:02.750 Should we go back to my place? 391 00:32:02.852 --> 00:32:04.949 I've got some Napoleon brandy. 392 00:32:05.051 --> 00:32:06.418 - All right. - Hmm. 393 00:32:09.088 --> 00:32:10.625 - Hello! (LAUGHS) - Hola. 394 00:32:10.727 --> 00:32:12.190 (IN SPANISH) Good evening. 395 00:32:12.292 --> 00:32:14.457 Insurgentes, Monterrey. Three pesos. 396 00:32:14.559 --> 00:32:17.065 - Four pesos. - (IN ENGLISH) Oh. Fuck off. 397 00:32:17.167 --> 00:32:19.702 (IN SPANISH) You fucking gringo, son of a bitch! 398 00:32:19.804 --> 00:32:21.965 Get in the car, fucking gringo! 399 00:32:22.067 --> 00:32:23.136 Son of a bitch! 400 00:32:23.238 --> 00:32:25.069 (IN ENGLISH) I'm sorry, I can't hear you. 401 00:32:25.171 --> 00:32:26.705 (IN ENGLISH) Fuck you, man! 402 00:32:26.807 --> 00:32:28.341 Shit! (GRUNTS) 403 00:32:29.007 --> 00:32:30.244 Fuck, man. 404 00:32:35.986 --> 00:32:37.813 Sometimes I think they don't like us. 405 00:32:37.915 --> 00:32:39.081 Oh? 406 00:32:39.183 --> 00:32:40.584 Let's walk, come on. 407 00:32:42.526 --> 00:32:44.489 (BOTH LAUGH) 408 00:32:45.290 --> 00:32:47.228 (17 DAYS CONTINUES PLAYING) 409 00:32:56.772 --> 00:32:58.635 Welcome. Welcome. 410 00:33:01.980 --> 00:33:04.245 - ALLERTON: Oh. - Yes! Yeah. (CLEARS THROAT) 411 00:33:13.251 --> 00:33:14.453 (SONG STOPS ABRUPTLY) 412 00:33:20.730 --> 00:33:21.691 (KEYS CLATTERING) 413 00:33:22.467 --> 00:33:23.996 (LEE EXHALES) 414 00:33:24.098 --> 00:33:26.531 Well, uh, welcome. It's a... 415 00:33:27.166 --> 00:33:28.434 I'll fix you a drink. 416 00:33:40.277 --> 00:33:41.678 (BOTTLES CLINKING) 417 00:33:44.052 --> 00:33:45.517 (SHELVES OPENING AND CLOSING) 418 00:33:55.128 --> 00:33:57.496 LEE: Ta-da! (CHUCKLES) 419 00:34:06.137 --> 00:34:07.341 (POURS DRINK) 420 00:34:22.924 --> 00:34:24.127 (GLASSES CLINKING) 421 00:34:24.561 --> 00:34:25.524 (SNIFFS) 422 00:34:26.058 --> 00:34:27.229 ALLERTON: Mm. 423 00:34:28.433 --> 00:34:29.495 (COUGHS) 424 00:34:29.995 --> 00:34:31.200 (LAUGHS) 425 00:34:32.099 --> 00:34:33.730 ALLERTON: Oh, good Lord! 426 00:34:35.006 --> 00:34:36.439 Napoleon must have pissed in this one. 427 00:34:36.541 --> 00:34:37.435 Oh, I was... 428 00:34:37.537 --> 00:34:40.605 I was afraid of that, an untutored palate! 429 00:34:48.681 --> 00:34:51.649 Your generation has never learned the pleasures 430 00:34:51.751 --> 00:34:56.393 that a trained palate confers on the disciplined few. 431 00:34:56.495 --> 00:34:58.293 (CHUCKLING) 432 00:34:59.657 --> 00:35:03.133 (COUGHS AND LAUGHS) It is godawful. 433 00:35:05.532 --> 00:35:09.203 Still, it's better than a California brandy. 434 00:35:09.305 --> 00:35:12.340 It does have a suggestion of a cognac taste. 435 00:35:16.745 --> 00:35:17.741 (SIGHS) 436 00:35:18.683 --> 00:35:20.513 Oh, yeah. (CHUCKLES) 437 00:35:22.346 --> 00:35:23.516 (ALLERTON GRUNTS) 438 00:35:25.190 --> 00:35:28.888 Can I... (CLEARS THROAT) show you over the house? 439 00:35:28.990 --> 00:35:30.655 This is the, uh... 440 00:35:33.830 --> 00:35:35.759 bedroom. (CHUCKLES) 441 00:35:58.320 --> 00:36:00.454 I'll... I'll get you some more brandy. 442 00:36:12.936 --> 00:36:14.765 - (EXHALES) - (CHUCKLES) 443 00:36:20.646 --> 00:36:21.640 (CLEARS THROAT) 444 00:36:24.175 --> 00:36:25.347 (GRUNTS) 445 00:36:30.085 --> 00:36:31.848 Oh, this is... (LAUGHS) 446 00:36:32.889 --> 00:36:34.989 Sweet stuff, dearie. 447 00:36:35.091 --> 00:36:36.521 This wasn't made in Mexico. 448 00:36:36.623 --> 00:36:39.658 - No, I bought it in Scotland. - (CHUCKLES) 449 00:36:43.494 --> 00:36:45.334 - (GAGS) - Are you... 450 00:36:48.068 --> 00:36:49.767 (RETCHING) 451 00:37:02.917 --> 00:37:03.913 (GROANS) 452 00:37:06.317 --> 00:37:07.488 (FLUSHES TOILET) 453 00:37:10.662 --> 00:37:11.657 (TURNS TAP ON) 454 00:37:15.062 --> 00:37:16.233 (RINSES MOUTH) 455 00:37:27.541 --> 00:37:29.271 I wonder what the matter could be. 456 00:37:29.373 --> 00:37:30.676 You didn't... 457 00:37:31.477 --> 00:37:33.448 You didn't drink that much. 458 00:37:36.550 --> 00:37:40.917 - Are you okay now? - Yes, I think so. 459 00:37:42.387 --> 00:37:43.953 (SIGHS WEARILY) 460 00:37:46.125 --> 00:37:47.495 (GROANS) 461 00:38:11.450 --> 00:38:12.652 (ALLERTON GROANS SOFTLY) 462 00:38:18.160 --> 00:38:20.363 (GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING) 463 00:38:43.481 --> 00:38:45.685 (BREATHES HEAVILY) 464 00:38:53.858 --> 00:38:56.564 - Let's get this sweater off. - Okay. 465 00:39:23.323 --> 00:39:24.988 That rib's broken. 466 00:39:33.499 --> 00:39:35.702 (GENTLE MUSIC CONTINUES) 467 00:39:44.980 --> 00:39:45.976 (KISSES) 468 00:40:03.528 --> 00:40:04.698 (MUSIC FADES OUT) 469 00:40:07.533 --> 00:40:09.703 Do I smell like vomit? 470 00:40:10.708 --> 00:40:11.705 No. 471 00:40:15.409 --> 00:40:16.743 (GENTLE MUSIC CONTINUES) 472 00:40:41.599 --> 00:40:43.506 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 473 00:40:47.207 --> 00:40:48.511 (MOANING) 474 00:41:05.063 --> 00:41:06.463 (MOANING IN PLEASURE) 475 00:41:09.232 --> 00:41:11.160 (GENTLE MUSIC CONTINUES) 476 00:41:16.907 --> 00:41:17.903 (GRUNTS) 477 00:41:21.212 --> 00:41:23.238 (ALLERTON BREATHING HEAVILY) 478 00:41:35.719 --> 00:41:37.890 (MUSIC INTENSIFIES) 479 00:41:38.722 --> 00:41:40.829 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 480 00:41:40.932 --> 00:41:41.993 (EXHALING) 481 00:41:59.777 --> 00:42:01.210 (BOTH BREATHING HEAVILY) 482 00:42:03.254 --> 00:42:04.415 ALLERTON: Wait, wait, wait. 483 00:42:04.517 --> 00:42:05.687 (MUSIC FADES OUT) 484 00:42:13.459 --> 00:42:14.630 (CHUCKLES) 485 00:42:16.462 --> 00:42:17.633 (LEE LAUGHS) 486 00:42:54.205 --> 00:42:55.203 (GENTLE MUSIC CONTINUES) 487 00:42:55.305 --> 00:42:57.299 (LEE BREATHING HEAVILY) 488 00:43:05.182 --> 00:43:06.176 (MUSIC INTENSIFIES) 489 00:43:10.617 --> 00:43:12.787 (LEE MOANING IN PLEASURE) 490 00:43:17.493 --> 00:43:19.695 (GROANS AND BREATHES HEAVILY) 491 00:43:28.599 --> 00:43:29.804 Fuck! 492 00:43:35.179 --> 00:43:36.173 (MUSIC FADES OUT) 493 00:43:43.615 --> 00:43:45.182 (ALLERTON SIGHS) 494 00:43:47.587 --> 00:43:49.791 (LEE BREATHES HARD) 495 00:44:05.840 --> 00:44:08.444 LEE: I know telepathy to be a fact 496 00:44:08.546 --> 00:44:12.175 since I've experienced it myself. 497 00:44:12.277 --> 00:44:15.916 What interests me is how I can use it, you know? 498 00:44:16.550 --> 00:44:17.947 In South America, 499 00:44:18.049 --> 00:44:19.816 at the headwaters of the Amazon, 500 00:44:19.918 --> 00:44:22.054 grows a plant called "yage" 501 00:44:22.156 --> 00:44:25.954 which is supposed to increase telepathic sensitivity. 502 00:44:26.057 --> 00:44:27.763 Medicine men use it in their work 503 00:44:27.865 --> 00:44:31.965 and a Columbian scientist, whose, um, name escapes me, 504 00:44:32.067 --> 00:44:36.131 isolated from yage a drug he calls "telepathine". 505 00:44:36.233 --> 00:44:38.638 I read all this in a magazine article. 506 00:44:38.740 --> 00:44:40.309 Later, I see in another article 507 00:44:40.411 --> 00:44:41.970 the Russians are using yage 508 00:44:42.072 --> 00:44:44.506 in experiments on slave labor. 509 00:44:44.608 --> 00:44:47.209 It seems they want to induce states of automatic obedience 510 00:44:47.312 --> 00:44:50.315 and ultimately, of course, thought control. 511 00:44:50.417 --> 00:44:51.853 (LAUGHS) 512 00:45:08.737 --> 00:45:10.867 How about the T-bone steak for two? 513 00:45:10.969 --> 00:45:12.269 (IN SPANISH) We're closing. 514 00:45:15.478 --> 00:45:16.845 (IN ENGLISH) That's fine. 515 00:45:18.383 --> 00:45:21.844 Oh, they list baked Alaska. 516 00:45:21.946 --> 00:45:24.017 - Ever eat it? - No. 517 00:45:24.518 --> 00:45:25.782 Real good. 518 00:45:25.884 --> 00:45:27.955 It's hot on the outside 519 00:45:28.588 --> 00:45:29.990 and cold inside. 520 00:45:30.092 --> 00:45:34.260 That's why they call it "baked Alaska," I imagine. 521 00:45:35.263 --> 00:45:39.429 You know... (CLEARS THROAT) I got an idea for a new dish. 522 00:45:39.531 --> 00:45:44.406 You take a live pig and you throw it into a very hot oven 523 00:45:44.508 --> 00:45:46.671 so the pig is roasted outside 524 00:45:46.773 --> 00:45:47.807 and when you cut into it, 525 00:45:47.909 --> 00:45:49.973 it's still alive and twitching inside. 526 00:45:50.075 --> 00:45:52.912 Or, if we run a dramatic joint, 527 00:45:53.015 --> 00:45:56.747 a screaming pig covered with burning brandy 528 00:45:56.849 --> 00:45:57.946 runs out of the kitchen... 529 00:45:58.048 --> 00:46:00.449 (IMITATES PIG SQUEALING) 530 00:46:08.358 --> 00:46:11.959 - And dies right by the chair. - (LAUGHS) 531 00:46:12.061 --> 00:46:13.295 You just reach down, 532 00:46:13.397 --> 00:46:16.202 you pull off the crispy, crackly ears and... 533 00:46:16.771 --> 00:46:18.302 eat them with your cocktails. 534 00:46:45.799 --> 00:46:47.496 Well, if you insist... 535 00:47:06.391 --> 00:47:08.352 (ALLERTON BRUSHES TEETH) 536 00:47:16.434 --> 00:47:18.030 (LEE CHUCKLES SOFTLY) 537 00:47:18.132 --> 00:47:20.463 - I want a rum and coke. - Sure. Why not? 538 00:47:21.771 --> 00:47:23.532 Let's go to the Ship Ahoy. Come on. 539 00:47:43.821 --> 00:47:44.993 Oh, yes. 540 00:47:48.192 --> 00:47:50.592 (17 DAYS BY PRINCE PLAYING) 541 00:47:51.963 --> 00:47:54.134 (PEOPLE LAUGHING) 542 00:48:20.395 --> 00:48:23.560 MAN: I was treated, you know, by the therapist in the Army. 543 00:48:23.996 --> 00:48:25.330 JOE: What did he say? 544 00:48:26.531 --> 00:48:30.238 He said I'm an Oedipus and I love my mother. 545 00:48:30.340 --> 00:48:31.366 Fuck. 546 00:48:31.468 --> 00:48:33.102 Everybody loves their mother, son. 547 00:48:33.204 --> 00:48:35.376 I mean, I love her physically. 548 00:48:35.478 --> 00:48:37.342 (LEE COUGHS) 549 00:48:38.076 --> 00:48:39.982 I don't believe that, son. 550 00:48:43.715 --> 00:48:47.052 Lee, did you hear Jim Cochran has gone back to the States? 551 00:48:47.154 --> 00:48:49.658 - Mm-hmm. - He plans to work in Alaska. 552 00:48:49.760 --> 00:48:51.393 LEE: Oh, thank God I am a gentleman 553 00:48:51.495 --> 00:48:52.353 of independent means 554 00:48:52.455 --> 00:48:54.193 and do not have to expose myself 555 00:48:54.295 --> 00:48:58.935 to the inclemencies of near-Arctic conditions. 556 00:48:59.668 --> 00:49:01.036 But never mind... 557 00:49:02.706 --> 00:49:05.007 I've got bigger fish to fry. 558 00:49:06.135 --> 00:49:07.405 What? (LAUGHING) 559 00:49:08.579 --> 00:49:10.474 "Bigger fish" is right. 560 00:49:12.415 --> 00:49:13.576 Cold... 561 00:49:14.517 --> 00:49:15.644 slippery... 562 00:49:16.948 --> 00:49:18.284 hard to catch. 563 00:49:24.758 --> 00:49:26.094 (IN SPANISH) 564 00:50:21.618 --> 00:50:23.046 How about dinner? 565 00:50:23.148 --> 00:50:24.786 I think I'll work tonight. 566 00:50:24.888 --> 00:50:26.314 Like the Wallace administration, 567 00:50:26.416 --> 00:50:28.519 I subsidize non-production. 568 00:50:30.028 --> 00:50:34.459 I will pay you 20 pesos not to work tonight. 569 00:50:40.031 --> 00:50:41.367 Need a drink? 570 00:50:42.033 --> 00:50:43.402 No, not now. 571 00:50:45.203 --> 00:50:46.801 Anyway, I have to go. 572 00:50:48.379 --> 00:50:49.508 Um... 573 00:50:50.244 --> 00:50:51.941 I'll see you tomorrow. (CLEARS THROAT) 574 00:50:52.043 --> 00:50:53.478 Yes, good night. 575 00:50:54.550 --> 00:50:55.810 Eugene... 576 00:51:11.901 --> 00:51:14.103 (INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) 577 00:51:19.405 --> 00:51:21.572 (SUI GHIACCIAI BY VERDENA PLAYING) 578 00:52:23.136 --> 00:52:24.305 (SONG STOPS ABRUPTLY) 579 00:52:36.247 --> 00:52:37.450 (ZIPPER UNZIPS) 580 00:52:46.624 --> 00:52:48.791 (DO I WORRY? BY THE INK SPOTS PLAYING) 581 00:52:54.738 --> 00:52:56.469 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 582 00:53:00.074 --> 00:53:01.375 WOMAN: There you are. 583 00:53:03.274 --> 00:53:06.380 - LEE: Oh. - Darling! 584 00:53:07.015 --> 00:53:09.245 (LAUGHS) Look at that! 585 00:53:09.347 --> 00:53:11.550 (INDISTINCT CONVERSATION) 586 00:53:18.926 --> 00:53:19.860 Oh. (EXCLAIMS) 587 00:53:19.962 --> 00:53:22.328 (SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY) 588 00:53:22.430 --> 00:53:25.265 JOE: Tall, handsome, blissfully stupid... 589 00:53:25.368 --> 00:53:28.435 Guys like us have to look out for one another. 590 00:53:35.638 --> 00:53:37.972 (WOMEN TALKING AND LAUGHING) 591 00:53:46.217 --> 00:53:47.520 (LAUGHING) 592 00:53:52.624 --> 00:53:54.430 - (MARY SHOOTS TOY GUN) - WOMAN: Yes! 593 00:53:54.532 --> 00:53:55.990 (LAUGHS) 594 00:54:01.399 --> 00:54:03.602 (CONTINUES SHOOTING GUN) 595 00:54:04.668 --> 00:54:06.836 - (WOMEN SCREAM) - WOMAN: Careful! 596 00:54:07.843 --> 00:54:09.003 (LEE MUMBLES) 597 00:54:10.375 --> 00:54:12.314 Apologies. (CLEARS THROAT) 598 00:54:13.316 --> 00:54:14.646 - You guys all right? - (LEE CLEARS THROAT) 599 00:54:17.182 --> 00:54:18.815 Yes. Yeah. 600 00:54:21.451 --> 00:54:22.621 (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) 601 00:54:27.128 --> 00:54:29.628 I want to talk to you. 602 00:54:35.003 --> 00:54:36.635 Without speaking. 603 00:54:38.843 --> 00:54:40.705 And I wanna touch you... 604 00:54:41.838 --> 00:54:43.677 like... like... like the Russians... 605 00:54:43.779 --> 00:54:44.742 Yeah. 606 00:54:46.542 --> 00:54:47.776 Like the Mayans... 607 00:54:47.879 --> 00:54:50.718 TOM: All right, Bill, let's take it easy, huh? 608 00:54:50.820 --> 00:54:52.615 Hey. Hey, Tom. 609 00:54:52.717 --> 00:54:54.851 - TOM: Come on. Yeah. - (LEE GIGGLES) 610 00:54:55.752 --> 00:54:58.821 - You got a drink, Tom? Mm? - Yeah. 611 00:54:58.923 --> 00:55:01.891 - I could use a couple. - A cup of water, maybe. 612 00:55:07.935 --> 00:55:09.332 (THUDS) 613 00:55:09.434 --> 00:55:11.604 (TENSE MUSIC PLAYING) 614 00:55:13.441 --> 00:55:15.608 (SQUEAKING SOUND INCREASES GRADUALLY) 615 00:55:44.338 --> 00:55:46.540 (SQUEAKING SOUND CONTINUES) 616 00:55:53.315 --> 00:55:54.878 (BABY'S CRY ECHOING IN DISTANCE) 617 00:56:09.527 --> 00:56:11.565 (TENSE MUSIC CONTINUES) 618 00:56:25.015 --> 00:56:26.008 (MUSIC ENDS ABRUPTLY) 619 00:56:40.690 --> 00:56:42.898 (LEE BREATHING HEAVILY) 620 00:56:43.000 --> 00:56:45.060 (EERIE MUSIC PLAYING) 621 00:57:04.416 --> 00:57:05.916 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 622 00:57:07.352 --> 00:57:09.623 (CHUCKLES) 623 00:57:36.151 --> 00:57:37.684 Aren't you queer? 624 00:57:39.451 --> 00:57:41.688 LEE: I'm not queer. 625 00:57:42.893 --> 00:57:44.724 I'm disembodied. 626 00:57:45.455 --> 00:57:46.627 (LAUGHS) 627 00:57:50.496 --> 00:57:52.534 (EERIE MUSIC CONTINUES) 628 00:58:00.770 --> 00:58:02.973 (DOGS BARKING DISTANTLY) 629 00:58:10.218 --> 00:58:11.784 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 630 00:58:18.060 --> 00:58:19.022 How are you? 631 00:58:21.128 --> 00:58:22.525 (YAWNS) 632 00:58:22.627 --> 00:58:24.566 Sleepy. I just got up. 633 00:58:27.200 --> 00:58:28.537 See you. 634 00:58:34.574 --> 00:58:36.776 (SLOW DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING) 635 00:59:02.769 --> 00:59:04.199 - (LAUGHING) - (INDISTINCT CONVERSATION) 636 00:59:18.817 --> 00:59:20.616 I was thinking about going down 637 00:59:20.718 --> 00:59:23.016 to South America soon. 638 00:59:23.118 --> 00:59:25.154 (GENTLE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) 639 00:59:27.363 --> 00:59:28.894 Why don't you come with me? 640 00:59:30.167 --> 00:59:31.864 Won't cost you a cent. 641 00:59:35.469 --> 00:59:37.166 Perhaps not in money. 642 00:59:38.535 --> 00:59:39.707 (SCOFFS) 643 00:59:40.940 --> 00:59:46.043 I'm not a difficult man to get along with. 644 00:59:49.115 --> 00:59:54.018 We could reach some satisfactory arrangement. Mm. 645 00:59:54.752 --> 00:59:56.185 What you got to lose? 646 00:59:58.523 --> 00:59:59.991 Independence. 647 01:00:01.631 --> 01:00:03.459 Who's going to cut into your independence? 648 01:00:03.561 --> 01:00:04.598 ALLERTON: Mm. 649 01:00:04.700 --> 01:00:08.333 You can lay all the women in South America, 650 01:00:08.435 --> 01:00:09.737 if you want to. 651 01:00:11.835 --> 01:00:13.939 All I'm asking is, um... 652 01:00:15.872 --> 01:00:19.043 to be nice to me, say... 653 01:00:20.347 --> 01:00:21.342 twice a week? 654 01:00:23.816 --> 01:00:26.787 That isn't too excessive, is it? 655 01:00:27.487 --> 01:00:28.752 Besides, I'll, um... 656 01:00:28.854 --> 01:00:31.558 I'll buy you a round-trip ticket 657 01:00:31.660 --> 01:00:33.428 so you can leave at your discretion. 658 01:00:33.530 --> 01:00:35.125 (GENTLE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC CONTINUES) 659 01:00:41.204 --> 01:00:42.363 I'll think it over. 660 01:00:47.370 --> 01:00:49.775 This newspaper job I'm doing runs ten days more. 661 01:00:49.877 --> 01:00:54.247 So, uh, I will give you a definite answer 662 01:00:54.349 --> 01:00:55.544 when the job folds. 663 01:00:55.646 --> 01:00:57.752 Your job is... 664 01:00:59.682 --> 01:01:00.887 (SIGHS) 665 01:01:01.322 --> 01:01:02.317 All right. 666 01:01:04.526 --> 01:01:05.555 - (CHUCKLES) - MARY: Hello. 667 01:01:05.657 --> 01:01:07.124 (SMACKS LIPS) Oh! 668 01:01:20.069 --> 01:01:22.139 Well, it's in the wrong place. 669 01:01:22.771 --> 01:01:23.976 (BLOWS) 670 01:02:04.054 --> 01:02:05.149 (EXHALES) 671 01:03:35.745 --> 01:03:37.912 (LEAVE ME ALONE BY NEW ORDER PLAYING) 672 01:05:15.944 --> 01:05:18.144 (LEAVE ME ALONE CONTINUES PLAYING) 673 01:06:29.948 --> 01:06:31.987 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 674 01:06:34.121 --> 01:06:36.189 LEE: How was your trip to Morelia? 675 01:06:37.890 --> 01:06:39.060 ALLERTON: Oh... 676 01:06:40.156 --> 01:06:41.524 It was all right. 677 01:06:46.197 --> 01:06:47.395 You know, I'm thinking about 678 01:06:47.497 --> 01:06:49.669 buying a half interest in this place. 679 01:06:49.771 --> 01:06:51.739 - (CLEARS THROAT) - Hmm. 680 01:06:51.841 --> 01:06:54.741 You exist on credit here, right? 681 01:06:54.843 --> 01:06:57.109 Tom says you owe 400 pesos. 682 01:06:57.211 --> 01:07:00.948 Maybe, if I was half owner of the joint, 683 01:07:01.051 --> 01:07:03.480 you wouldn't be in a position to ignore me. 684 01:07:07.556 --> 01:07:08.518 (ALLERTON SIGHS) 685 01:07:16.361 --> 01:07:19.166 So how about this trip to South America? 686 01:07:24.603 --> 01:07:27.537 It's always nice to see places you haven't seen before. 687 01:07:33.617 --> 01:07:35.347 Can you leave anytime? 688 01:07:37.651 --> 01:07:38.746 Anytime. 689 01:07:40.552 --> 01:07:42.750 (RIDERS IN THE SKY BY VAUGHN MONROE PLAYING) 690 01:07:59.236 --> 01:08:01.076 LEE: Come on, come on! 691 01:08:12.549 --> 01:08:14.254 (RIDERS IN THE SKY CONTINUES PLAYING) 692 01:08:37.978 --> 01:08:39.341 What did you say it was 693 01:08:39.443 --> 01:08:40.648 that you are looking for down here? 694 01:08:40.750 --> 01:08:43.646 No, not here. In Ecuador. 695 01:08:44.454 --> 01:08:45.582 Yage. 696 01:08:47.382 --> 01:08:49.517 Never heard of that. 697 01:08:49.619 --> 01:08:52.325 - You heard of H and C, right? - Hmm. 698 01:08:53.258 --> 01:08:54.929 (WHISPERS) Heroin and cocaine. 699 01:08:55.031 --> 01:08:57.292 - Ah. (LAUGHS) - (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS) 700 01:08:57.394 --> 01:09:00.196 You can get those in the city. 701 01:09:00.298 --> 01:09:03.470 - Oh. Oh, okay. - In Canal. 702 01:09:03.572 --> 01:09:04.539 Adios. 703 01:09:04.641 --> 01:09:06.335 Gracias, adios. 704 01:09:06.437 --> 01:09:08.605 (MUSICOLOGY BY PRINCE PLAYING) 705 01:09:45.680 --> 01:09:46.643 (EXHALES) 706 01:09:52.447 --> 01:09:53.650 - Oh! - (WHISTLES) 707 01:09:54.986 --> 01:09:55.949 (YELLS) 708 01:09:56.760 --> 01:09:57.854 (IN ENGLISH) Fuck you! 709 01:09:57.956 --> 01:09:59.194 Fuck you! 710 01:10:00.059 --> 01:10:01.361 (SPEAKING SPANISH) 711 01:10:10.974 --> 01:10:12.933 (MUSICOLOGY CONTINUES PLAYING) 712 01:10:15.777 --> 01:10:17.245 (TREMBLING) 713 01:10:27.822 --> 01:10:29.488 (WIND HOWLING) 714 01:10:46.774 --> 01:10:47.737 (SHIVERS) 715 01:10:49.943 --> 01:10:51.510 (MUTTERING) 716 01:11:00.417 --> 01:11:01.685 (CHURCH BELLS RINGING) 717 01:11:02.550 --> 01:11:04.556 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 718 01:11:08.963 --> 01:11:09.957 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 719 01:11:30.180 --> 01:11:32.584 (SOBBING) 720 01:11:32.919 --> 01:11:33.915 (GROANS) 721 01:11:37.789 --> 01:11:39.388 ALLERTON: It's not that much further, all right? 722 01:11:39.490 --> 01:11:40.889 Just a little bit up the road. 723 01:11:43.296 --> 01:11:45.465 (SLOW DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING) 724 01:11:48.266 --> 01:11:49.469 (LEE SHIVERING) 725 01:11:58.276 --> 01:11:59.545 Are you awake, Gene? 726 01:12:01.815 --> 01:12:02.779 Hmm? 727 01:12:03.080 --> 01:12:04.044 Yes. 728 01:12:06.284 --> 01:12:07.784 LEE: Cold? You cold? 729 01:12:09.625 --> 01:12:10.721 No. 730 01:12:17.565 --> 01:12:20.060 Can I... Can I come over... over there with you? 731 01:12:30.208 --> 01:12:31.445 All right. 732 01:12:42.924 --> 01:12:43.886 (LEE GRUNTING) 733 01:12:49.097 --> 01:12:51.259 You're twitching all over. 734 01:12:51.361 --> 01:12:52.598 Yeah. (SHUDDERS) 735 01:12:56.899 --> 01:12:59.407 Christ almighty, your hands are cold! 736 01:13:05.508 --> 01:13:06.810 (BREATH TREMBLING) 737 01:13:33.176 --> 01:13:35.168 (SLOW DRAMATIC MUSIC CONTINUES) 738 01:13:36.044 --> 01:13:37.104 (LEE GRUNTS SOFTLY) 739 01:13:52.027 --> 01:13:53.021 LEE: Love is... 740 01:13:55.758 --> 01:13:57.960 (ALLERTON BREATHING DEEPLY) 741 01:14:06.173 --> 01:14:07.607 (LEE MURMURING) 742 01:14:17.614 --> 01:14:19.817 (DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING) 743 01:14:32.901 --> 01:14:33.835 (GRUNTS) 744 01:14:33.937 --> 01:14:35.195 Fucking stairs! 745 01:14:39.806 --> 01:14:42.202 ALLERTON: Stairs are fine, Lee. They're fine. 746 01:14:48.615 --> 01:14:50.584 - DOCTOR: Take a seat. - Thank you. 747 01:14:51.548 --> 01:14:53.048 Just over here. 748 01:14:56.388 --> 01:14:57.822 (GROANS) Oh, God... 749 01:15:10.038 --> 01:15:11.465 Dysentery? 750 01:15:11.567 --> 01:15:12.504 LEE: Mm-hmm. 751 01:15:12.606 --> 01:15:15.237 Can you describe me your symptoms? 752 01:15:15.339 --> 01:15:16.410 Uh... 753 01:15:16.512 --> 01:15:20.774 Bloody diarrhea, cramps, and, um, vomiting... 754 01:15:20.876 --> 01:15:21.875 ALLERTON: High temperature. 755 01:15:21.977 --> 01:15:23.749 LEE: Yeah, right, high temperature. 756 01:15:33.126 --> 01:15:34.089 Please. 757 01:15:47.135 --> 01:15:48.804 LEE: Yeah, the, the... (CLEARS THROAT) 758 01:15:48.906 --> 01:15:51.038 The prescription that works best is... 759 01:15:51.140 --> 01:15:53.614 (CLEARS THROAT) Paregoric with bismuth. 760 01:15:55.116 --> 01:15:56.111 (CHUCKLES) 761 01:15:58.318 --> 01:15:59.286 Tell the truth now. 762 01:15:59.388 --> 01:16:02.150 Um, are you addicted to opiates? 763 01:16:03.388 --> 01:16:04.559 (LEE SIGHS) 764 01:16:06.188 --> 01:16:09.025 Better you tell me or I cannot help you. 765 01:16:10.999 --> 01:16:12.193 (SIGHING) 766 01:16:14.133 --> 01:16:15.130 Yes. 767 01:16:15.564 --> 01:16:16.769 Uh-huh. 768 01:16:20.509 --> 01:16:22.408 And how long has this addiction lasted? 769 01:16:22.510 --> 01:16:25.811 Oh, just too long, sir, too long. 770 01:16:26.746 --> 01:16:29.846 Um... It's why I left the States. 771 01:16:29.948 --> 01:16:33.951 Um, my condition makes me a criminal there. 772 01:16:35.422 --> 01:16:37.217 You must stop this habit. 773 01:16:37.319 --> 01:16:39.920 Better you should suffer now than lose your life. 774 01:16:40.022 --> 01:16:42.223 (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) I want to stop. 775 01:16:43.561 --> 01:16:45.326 It's just... (SIGHS) 776 01:16:45.862 --> 01:16:48.130 I... I need to get some sleep. 777 01:16:48.232 --> 01:16:52.838 I'm going to the coast tomorrow, to Manta, so I... 778 01:16:55.442 --> 01:16:56.976 You must stop this habit. 779 01:16:57.078 --> 01:16:58.206 I know. 780 01:17:34.412 --> 01:17:35.375 Here. 781 01:17:43.257 --> 01:17:44.219 (CHUCKLES) 782 01:17:47.228 --> 01:17:48.322 Thank you. 783 01:17:50.430 --> 01:17:51.831 LEE: Three CCs? 784 01:17:51.933 --> 01:17:54.698 What the fuck am I supposed to do with three CCs? 785 01:17:54.800 --> 01:17:55.932 ALLERTON: Maybe we'll convince them 786 01:17:56.034 --> 01:17:57.332 to give you something else at the pharmacy. 787 01:17:57.434 --> 01:18:00.301 LEE: Yes, those ladies are so nice, they'll understand... 788 01:18:04.774 --> 01:18:06.545 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 789 01:18:06.647 --> 01:18:08.815 (GENTLE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) 790 01:18:20.691 --> 01:18:22.290 - (GROANS) - (SPITS) 791 01:18:23.098 --> 01:18:24.061 (COUGHS) 792 01:18:29.304 --> 01:18:30.265 (BIRDS SQUAWKING) 793 01:18:38.545 --> 01:18:39.714 (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS) 794 01:18:44.880 --> 01:18:46.083 (GROANS SOFTLY) 795 01:18:47.617 --> 01:18:48.822 (GRUNTS) 796 01:18:49.520 --> 01:18:50.989 (GROANS) 797 01:18:51.688 --> 01:18:53.120 (BOTH CHUCKLE) 798 01:18:53.222 --> 01:18:55.422 (GENTLE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC CONTINUES) 799 01:19:26.154 --> 01:19:27.961 LEE: Should we grab a drink? 800 01:19:28.063 --> 01:19:31.491 ALLERTON: Um... No, I'd rather stay here and take pictures. 801 01:19:48.813 --> 01:19:50.213 (ALLERTON SNORING SOFTLY) 802 01:19:53.551 --> 01:19:54.514 (GROANS) 803 01:20:03.893 --> 01:20:05.261 (CLEARS THROAT) 804 01:20:15.644 --> 01:20:17.438 (SERENE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) 805 01:20:18.776 --> 01:20:19.979 (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) 806 01:20:38.665 --> 01:20:39.834 (LEE BREATHING HEAVILY) 807 01:20:49.972 --> 01:20:51.307 What's the matter? 808 01:20:52.476 --> 01:20:55.476 I thought you were going to run your hand down my ribs. 809 01:21:01.082 --> 01:21:02.483 I wouldn't do that. 810 01:21:03.825 --> 01:21:05.853 You think I'm queer or something? 811 01:21:05.955 --> 01:21:07.125 (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) 812 01:21:07.989 --> 01:21:09.259 Frankly, yes. 813 01:21:09.694 --> 01:21:11.195 (BOTH LAUGH) 814 01:21:12.863 --> 01:21:14.330 LEE: Scooch over. 815 01:21:36.253 --> 01:21:38.453 (SERENE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC CONTINUES) 816 01:21:39.692 --> 01:21:41.126 (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) 817 01:21:56.476 --> 01:21:57.472 (KISSES) 818 01:22:14.761 --> 01:22:16.194 (BOTH MOANING IN PLEASURE) 819 01:22:23.371 --> 01:22:24.334 (KISSING) 820 01:22:28.938 --> 01:22:30.142 (BOTH MOANING) 821 01:22:40.654 --> 01:22:41.648 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 822 01:22:51.433 --> 01:22:53.198 (BOTH MOANING) 823 01:22:59.740 --> 01:23:01.272 (BOTH BREATHING HEAVILY) 824 01:23:17.922 --> 01:23:19.125 (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) 825 01:23:35.841 --> 01:23:38.210 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 826 01:23:52.890 --> 01:23:54.556 (BOTH CHUCKLE) 827 01:23:55.727 --> 01:23:56.727 Do you... 828 01:23:56.829 --> 01:23:58.329 Do you mind it? 829 01:24:02.031 --> 01:24:03.763 Not terribly. 830 01:24:08.972 --> 01:24:10.209 But you do... 831 01:24:12.273 --> 01:24:14.147 enjoy it sometimes? 832 01:24:14.580 --> 01:24:15.780 Hmm? 833 01:24:15.882 --> 01:24:18.481 The whole deal, I mean. 834 01:24:22.083 --> 01:24:23.453 Oh, yes. 835 01:24:24.822 --> 01:24:26.225 Oh, yes. 836 01:24:29.525 --> 01:24:31.725 (SERENE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC CONTINUES) 837 01:24:44.910 --> 01:24:46.443 (OBJECTS CLATTERING) 838 01:24:47.649 --> 01:24:48.742 (LEE CHUCKLING) 839 01:25:06.635 --> 01:25:08.333 LEE: Christ! Fuck! 840 01:25:13.676 --> 01:25:15.505 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. 841 01:25:16.805 --> 01:25:20.543 I shouldn't have tried so soon after last time. 842 01:25:21.111 --> 01:25:22.281 (CLEARS THROAT) 843 01:25:23.181 --> 01:25:24.513 It was a breach of contract. 844 01:25:24.615 --> 01:25:28.386 I don't like people who apologize at breakfast. 845 01:25:29.920 --> 01:25:31.422 Really? 846 01:25:32.526 --> 01:25:33.490 Hmm? 847 01:25:34.424 --> 01:25:37.296 Aren't you taking unfair advantage? 848 01:25:38.196 --> 01:25:41.032 Hmm? Like someone was, um... 849 01:25:41.134 --> 01:25:42.862 Like someone was junk sick and... 850 01:25:44.772 --> 01:25:46.305 I don't use junk, 851 01:25:47.138 --> 01:25:50.507 and I say, "Sick? Really? 852 01:25:50.609 --> 01:25:54.607 "Why do you tell me about your disgusting condition? 853 01:25:54.709 --> 01:25:56.815 "You might at least have the decency 854 01:25:56.917 --> 01:25:58.248 "to keep it to yourself. 855 01:25:58.350 --> 01:26:00.815 "You must realize how distasteful it is 856 01:26:00.917 --> 01:26:04.551 "to see you... you sneezing, and coughing, and retching. 857 01:26:04.653 --> 01:26:06.389 "Why don't you take it someplace else 858 01:26:06.491 --> 01:26:10.196 "so I don't have to look at it? You know? 859 01:26:10.298 --> 01:26:13.798 "I mean, have you any idea how tiresome you are, 860 01:26:13.900 --> 01:26:15.362 "or how repulsive? 861 01:26:15.464 --> 01:26:17.198 "I mean, have you no pride?" 862 01:26:17.300 --> 01:26:19.173 That is not fair at all. 863 01:26:20.768 --> 01:26:22.869 Well, it isn't supposed to be fair. 864 01:26:24.278 --> 01:26:27.011 It's just a routine for your amusement, 865 01:26:27.113 --> 01:26:29.447 containing a modicum of truth. 866 01:26:37.653 --> 01:26:39.519 Can you hurry up and finish your breakfast 867 01:26:39.621 --> 01:26:41.690 so you don't miss the Salinas bus? 868 01:26:44.898 --> 01:26:46.200 You're not coming? 869 01:26:48.036 --> 01:26:52.305 No. I'm going to Quito, remember? 870 01:26:53.906 --> 01:26:56.507 Oh... Oh, right. 871 01:27:30.076 --> 01:27:31.712 DR. HERNANDEZ: Yage? 872 01:27:31.814 --> 01:27:32.673 And why would you say 873 01:27:32.775 --> 01:27:34.781 you were interested in this plant, Mister... 874 01:27:34.883 --> 01:27:38.618 Lee. I... I read about it 875 01:27:38.720 --> 01:27:40.112 in a magazine. 876 01:27:40.214 --> 01:27:44.023 It said that Yage increases telepathic sensitivity and... 877 01:27:44.125 --> 01:27:45.190 You know, the Russians are using it 878 01:27:45.292 --> 01:27:47.720 in thought control experiments and... 879 01:27:47.822 --> 01:27:51.064 And yeah, probably by the CIA as well. 880 01:27:51.166 --> 01:27:53.231 - Are you with the CIA? - (CHUCKLING) No. 881 01:27:53.333 --> 01:27:54.935 And then why would you be interested 882 01:27:55.037 --> 01:27:56.329 in thought control experiments? 883 01:27:56.431 --> 01:27:58.201 I'm not. I'm not. 884 01:27:58.303 --> 01:28:01.071 I'm interested in telepathy. 885 01:28:01.173 --> 01:28:02.905 - Telepathy? Why? - Hmm. 886 01:28:03.007 --> 01:28:03.970 Oh, I... 887 01:28:05.075 --> 01:28:06.246 (SIGHS) 888 01:28:06.348 --> 01:28:09.511 I suspected that it was only a matter of time 889 01:28:09.613 --> 01:28:11.944 before North Americans like yourself 890 01:28:12.046 --> 01:28:15.018 would start coming to Ecuador seeking out Yage. 891 01:28:15.120 --> 01:28:16.089 Well, yeah, yes... 892 01:28:16.191 --> 01:28:17.950 You think it can fix things for you. 893 01:28:18.052 --> 01:28:21.295 It is not a drug in the sense you understand it. 894 01:28:22.364 --> 01:28:25.562 It is not recreational like cocaine or heroin. 895 01:28:25.664 --> 01:28:28.435 LEE: There is nothing recreational about heroin. 896 01:28:28.537 --> 01:28:31.765 My point is that Yage does not provide a pleasant "trip." 897 01:28:31.867 --> 01:28:34.007 It is not something to be done casually, 898 01:28:34.109 --> 01:28:35.736 without the proper supervision. 899 01:28:35.839 --> 01:28:39.508 Well, can you provide me with that supervision? 900 01:28:39.610 --> 01:28:41.814 Do I look like an Indian in the jungle? 901 01:28:41.916 --> 01:28:43.444 (LAUGHS) No, but... 902 01:28:43.546 --> 01:28:45.682 I'm sorry. I can't help you. 903 01:28:47.422 --> 01:28:49.455 How much would I have to pay you for a map? 904 01:28:53.121 --> 01:28:55.787 I think you misunderstand the nature of the telepathy 905 01:28:55.889 --> 01:28:58.332 that can be achieved with Yage. 906 01:29:00.598 --> 01:29:03.268 LEE: Communication without speaking, 907 01:29:03.370 --> 01:29:05.202 on the level of intuition, it's... 908 01:29:05.304 --> 01:29:06.436 Who is it that you're trying 909 01:29:06.538 --> 01:29:08.641 so desperately to communicate with? 910 01:29:08.744 --> 01:29:09.706 Your wife? 911 01:29:10.238 --> 01:29:11.411 No. 912 01:29:16.649 --> 01:29:18.110 DR. HERNANDEZ: There is an American botanist 913 01:29:18.212 --> 01:29:21.718 living a few hours outside of Puyo, deep in the jungle. 914 01:29:22.451 --> 01:29:23.852 Her name is Cotter. 915 01:29:25.322 --> 01:29:26.455 She's mad like you, 916 01:29:26.557 --> 01:29:29.362 trying to develop some medicine. 917 01:29:29.464 --> 01:29:32.927 Perhaps if you pay her a visit, she can help you. 918 01:29:37.334 --> 01:29:38.733 I warn you, though. 919 01:29:38.836 --> 01:29:41.841 Yage is not a portal to some other place. 920 01:29:41.943 --> 01:29:43.037 It is a mirror. 921 01:29:43.139 --> 01:29:46.708 And when you look into it, you may not like what you see. 922 01:29:46.810 --> 01:29:49.112 By the time you realize you are not ready, 923 01:29:49.214 --> 01:29:50.879 it may be too late. 924 01:29:55.651 --> 01:29:57.853 Come, I'll draw you the map. 925 01:30:00.326 --> 01:30:02.495 (PSYCHEDELIC MUSIC PLAYING) 926 01:30:25.216 --> 01:30:26.420 (GRUNTING) 927 01:30:32.125 --> 01:30:33.625 Careful, careful! 928 01:30:36.798 --> 01:30:37.761 (PANTING) 929 01:31:01.022 --> 01:31:02.984 (GRUNTING, PANTING) 930 01:31:35.219 --> 01:31:36.556 Hello? 931 01:31:42.523 --> 01:31:44.696 (PANTING) 932 01:31:49.763 --> 01:31:51.034 (KNOCKING ON DOOR) 933 01:31:51.136 --> 01:31:52.167 Hello? 934 01:31:52.269 --> 01:31:53.265 (HISSING) 935 01:31:55.636 --> 01:31:56.877 You hear that? 936 01:31:56.979 --> 01:31:58.644 (BIRD CHIRPING) 937 01:32:00.574 --> 01:32:01.746 Hello? 938 01:32:02.950 --> 01:32:05.215 (HISSING) 939 01:32:05.317 --> 01:32:06.278 (CLEARS THROAT) 940 01:32:07.385 --> 01:32:08.713 (KNOCKING ON DOOR) 941 01:32:08.815 --> 01:32:10.887 (HISSING CONTINUES) 942 01:32:15.523 --> 01:32:16.788 Hello? 943 01:32:16.890 --> 01:32:19.027 - (HISSES) - (BOTH SCREAM) 944 01:32:21.068 --> 01:32:22.195 (SCREAMING) 945 01:32:34.081 --> 01:32:34.941 Help! Help! 946 01:32:35.043 --> 01:32:37.782 - (HISSES) - For the love of God, help us! 947 01:32:49.130 --> 01:32:49.889 Announce yourselves, 948 01:32:49.991 --> 01:32:51.860 or prepare to suffer a fate worse 949 01:32:51.963 --> 01:32:54.164 than whatever that viper was gonna give you. 950 01:32:54.266 --> 01:32:55.734 Right, I'm... 951 01:32:58.132 --> 01:33:00.035 - Right there is fine. - (GUN COCKING) 952 01:33:04.646 --> 01:33:09.848 My name is, uh, William Lee. This is, uh, um... 953 01:33:10.217 --> 01:33:11.343 Get up! Get up. 954 01:33:12.779 --> 01:33:14.621 Eugene Allerton. 955 01:33:17.019 --> 01:33:19.593 We've come a long way to talk to you. 956 01:33:20.292 --> 01:33:22.156 Doctor Cotter... 957 01:33:23.691 --> 01:33:24.895 I presume. 958 01:33:32.907 --> 01:33:33.904 Mmm. 959 01:33:35.140 --> 01:33:36.104 Mmm. 960 01:33:47.418 --> 01:33:48.650 (CHUCKLES) 961 01:33:48.752 --> 01:33:50.819 My apologies about the viper. 962 01:33:50.921 --> 01:33:52.788 Oh, please, it was just... No, no... 963 01:33:52.890 --> 01:33:55.459 It is there for security, of course. 964 01:33:55.562 --> 01:33:57.393 Security? Why... Why would you... 965 01:33:57.495 --> 01:33:59.262 (CLEARS THROAT) 966 01:33:59.364 --> 01:34:00.459 From prowlers. 967 01:34:00.561 --> 01:34:01.965 Oh. 968 01:34:03.337 --> 01:34:05.872 Coming after my research. 969 01:34:05.974 --> 01:34:06.970 LEE: Hmm. 970 01:34:11.008 --> 01:34:13.812 Why did you say you boys came out here? 971 01:34:20.288 --> 01:34:22.117 (INHALES DEEPLY, CHUCKLES) 972 01:34:24.251 --> 01:34:28.055 Oh, we wanted to ask you about the, um... 973 01:34:28.157 --> 01:34:31.258 The... The vegetation in the area, um... 974 01:34:32.665 --> 01:34:35.328 - The... (WHEEZES) - (LEE CHUCKLES) 975 01:34:37.403 --> 01:34:39.170 The vegetation? 976 01:34:39.272 --> 01:34:40.674 (ALL LAUGHING) 977 01:34:43.745 --> 01:34:47.309 I would be the right person to ask about that. 978 01:34:47.411 --> 01:34:48.880 (LAUGHS) 979 01:34:51.186 --> 01:34:52.180 (DR. COTTER SIGHS) 980 01:34:58.424 --> 01:35:00.452 Uh-huh, yeah... 981 01:35:11.134 --> 01:35:15.304 Those are all gifts from the Shuar people. 982 01:35:15.406 --> 01:35:16.468 LEE: Mmm. 983 01:35:18.874 --> 01:35:22.648 My "tribe," so to speak. 984 01:35:22.750 --> 01:35:25.511 LEE: Can I... Can I ask you about the bowls? 985 01:35:25.847 --> 01:35:27.050 DR. COTTER: Yeah. 986 01:35:30.525 --> 01:35:32.952 They're for a healing ceremony. 987 01:35:33.055 --> 01:35:34.860 - LEE: Right. Mmm-hmm. - Yeah. 988 01:35:36.429 --> 01:35:37.591 (LEE CLEARS THROAT) 989 01:35:37.693 --> 01:35:40.964 Involving a brew 990 01:35:41.066 --> 01:35:45.466 that's made from one of the plants in the area. 991 01:35:45.568 --> 01:35:46.905 Yage. 992 01:35:55.545 --> 01:35:57.616 Maybe... 993 01:35:57.718 --> 01:36:01.051 Maybe out here, it's, um, it's called, um, 994 01:36:02.190 --> 01:36:03.383 Ayahuasca? 995 01:36:14.897 --> 01:36:17.403 I hear the... (CHUCKLES) 996 01:36:17.505 --> 01:36:19.264 The Russians and the Americans 997 01:36:19.366 --> 01:36:22.776 are using it for different experiments. 998 01:36:23.476 --> 01:36:24.811 The truth is... 999 01:36:25.744 --> 01:36:27.539 That's why we came out here. 1000 01:36:30.115 --> 01:36:33.314 I want to explore the properties of this drug. 1001 01:36:35.457 --> 01:36:37.423 I'd be willing to take some. 1002 01:36:37.525 --> 01:36:38.792 As an experiment, you know? 1003 01:36:39.887 --> 01:36:41.256 We both would. 1004 01:36:53.603 --> 01:36:54.907 Yage... 1005 01:36:55.938 --> 01:36:58.471 is connected to brujeria. 1006 01:36:59.114 --> 01:36:59.972 Right. 1007 01:37:00.074 --> 01:37:01.542 - Witchcraft. - Uh-huh. 1008 01:37:01.645 --> 01:37:02.882 (CHUCKLES) 1009 01:37:03.878 --> 01:37:05.882 To get some, 1010 01:37:05.984 --> 01:37:08.618 you'd have to develop a relationship 1011 01:37:08.720 --> 01:37:10.550 with the local brujo. 1012 01:37:11.153 --> 01:37:13.354 - Yeah? - Right. (CLEARS THROAT) 1013 01:37:15.627 --> 01:37:17.490 It'd take years... 1014 01:37:19.060 --> 01:37:21.065 to gain his confidence. 1015 01:37:23.934 --> 01:37:26.565 Do you have that confidence? 1016 01:37:29.838 --> 01:37:31.075 (CHUCKLES) 1017 01:37:35.317 --> 01:37:38.280 (BOTH LAUGHING) 1018 01:37:39.850 --> 01:37:41.547 Come here! Come here. 1019 01:37:43.622 --> 01:37:44.858 (CONTINUES LAUGHING) 1020 01:37:52.059 --> 01:37:53.025 I've been out here 1021 01:37:53.127 --> 01:37:54.499 - a long time. - Oh. 1022 01:37:54.601 --> 01:37:56.562 (BOTH CONTINUE LAUGHING) 1023 01:37:59.868 --> 01:38:01.171 LEE: Yeah... 1024 01:38:09.277 --> 01:38:12.347 I think the boys must be tired, no? 1025 01:38:13.419 --> 01:38:14.481 Yeah. 1026 01:38:15.852 --> 01:38:17.550 I expect they are! 1027 01:38:21.927 --> 01:38:24.893 Thank you again for the supplies. 1028 01:38:24.995 --> 01:38:27.199 Oh, that's just... It's a... 1029 01:38:27.302 --> 01:38:29.001 (CHUCKLES) 1030 01:38:30.238 --> 01:38:31.938 Come on! 1031 01:38:32.040 --> 01:38:35.471 Yeah, come on, let me show you where you'll sleep. 1032 01:38:35.573 --> 01:38:36.569 Okay. 1033 01:38:38.107 --> 01:38:40.144 - Thank you. - Good night. 1034 01:38:43.109 --> 01:38:44.346 (VOICES FADE) 1035 01:38:57.224 --> 01:38:58.690 (MUMBLES INCOHERENTLY) 1036 01:39:01.499 --> 01:39:02.429 Mmm! 1037 01:39:02.531 --> 01:39:05.532 Your friend's already up having coffee with hubby. 1038 01:39:07.473 --> 01:39:08.741 Here! 1039 01:39:08.843 --> 01:39:09.839 - Why don't you take this... - (YELPS) 1040 01:39:09.941 --> 01:39:11.602 ...and explore the area today? 1041 01:39:11.705 --> 01:39:14.377 Try and kill us something we can eat tonight. 1042 01:39:14.479 --> 01:39:15.641 Huh? 1043 01:39:17.650 --> 01:39:19.249 (GRUNTING SOFTLY) 1044 01:39:23.522 --> 01:39:24.683 (GROANS) 1045 01:39:27.660 --> 01:39:28.962 I'm all right. Ah. 1046 01:39:29.563 --> 01:39:31.228 (GRUNTING SOFTLY) 1047 01:39:33.095 --> 01:39:34.800 Cotter says... (EXHALES) 1048 01:39:34.902 --> 01:39:36.030 Cotter says the Indians have cleared 1049 01:39:36.133 --> 01:39:38.103 most of the game out of the area. 1050 01:39:39.601 --> 01:39:41.134 They all have shotguns from the money they made 1051 01:39:41.237 --> 01:39:42.771 - working for Annexia. - Shh! 1052 01:39:42.873 --> 01:39:44.477 (ANIMAL GRUNTING) 1053 01:39:44.579 --> 01:39:45.704 (WHISPERS) What's that? 1054 01:39:49.681 --> 01:39:50.676 (GUN COCKS) 1055 01:39:52.720 --> 01:39:54.614 I'm gonna go try and shoot it. 1056 01:40:02.827 --> 01:40:04.696 (DISTANT RUSTLING) 1057 01:40:04.799 --> 01:40:06.325 - ALLERTON: What is it? - What? 1058 01:40:06.427 --> 01:40:08.897 - What is it? - How should I know? 1059 01:40:08.999 --> 01:40:10.267 It's alive, isn't it? 1060 01:40:11.671 --> 01:40:13.501 (DISTANT RUSTLING) 1061 01:40:17.371 --> 01:40:19.678 - No! Oh, shit! - (GUNSHOT) 1062 01:40:19.780 --> 01:40:21.744 - (KNIFE THUDS) - Gene! Gene! 1063 01:40:21.846 --> 01:40:23.577 Tell the truth now. 1064 01:40:25.348 --> 01:40:29.352 You boys really here for the Yage? 1065 01:40:33.193 --> 01:40:36.526 I mean, I appreciate the supplies you brought, 1066 01:40:37.429 --> 01:40:41.928 but if I find you trying to run off with my research, 1067 01:40:42.030 --> 01:40:44.101 I'll kill you, 1068 01:40:44.203 --> 01:40:46.270 - and dump you in the jungle. - (CHUCKLES) 1069 01:40:47.434 --> 01:40:49.374 No one will miss you out here. 1070 01:40:49.477 --> 01:40:50.540 (CHUCKLES) 1071 01:40:50.642 --> 01:40:52.045 Doc... 1072 01:40:53.177 --> 01:40:55.807 Doc, I... Ouch! (CLEARS THROAT) 1073 01:40:56.684 --> 01:40:57.979 With, with... (SIGHS) 1074 01:40:58.081 --> 01:41:00.051 With all due respect, 1075 01:41:00.154 --> 01:41:03.822 I couldn't give two shits about your research. 1076 01:41:03.924 --> 01:41:04.854 I've already forgotten everything 1077 01:41:04.956 --> 01:41:06.389 you told me about it. 1078 01:41:08.524 --> 01:41:11.262 You know it doesn't get you high, right? 1079 01:41:13.063 --> 01:41:15.101 Not like you're used to. 1080 01:41:16.330 --> 01:41:17.562 I'm a medical doctor. 1081 01:41:17.664 --> 01:41:20.498 I can spot a junkie from a mile away. 1082 01:41:20.600 --> 01:41:22.469 I'm not interested in getting high. 1083 01:41:22.571 --> 01:41:24.671 DR. COTTER: Mmm. What are you interested in? 1084 01:41:29.209 --> 01:41:30.776 Telepathy. 1085 01:41:33.152 --> 01:41:35.121 HUSBAND: He likes you. ALLERTON: Yeah? 1086 01:41:36.518 --> 01:41:38.784 - Usually, he bites. - HUSBAND: Hmm. 1087 01:41:41.395 --> 01:41:42.359 Hmm. 1088 01:41:44.896 --> 01:41:46.099 (DR. COTTER SIGHS) 1089 01:41:52.034 --> 01:41:53.370 I'll help you. 1090 01:41:55.370 --> 01:41:57.341 You know where I can find it? 1091 01:41:58.138 --> 01:42:00.204 (WHEEZES) 1092 01:42:00.306 --> 01:42:02.115 It's everywhere! 1093 01:42:03.746 --> 01:42:06.812 You tripped over it in the jungle this afternoon. 1094 01:42:09.589 --> 01:42:10.585 Yeah. 1095 01:42:12.287 --> 01:42:15.260 Banisteriopsis caapi. 1096 01:42:16.357 --> 01:42:18.494 The Indians call it... 1097 01:42:19.632 --> 01:42:21.200 Yage. 1098 01:42:25.902 --> 01:42:27.404 (EXHALES) 1099 01:42:39.212 --> 01:42:40.384 (SNIFFS) 1100 01:42:41.819 --> 01:42:42.819 (EXHALES) 1101 01:42:42.921 --> 01:42:45.488 (INHALES, EXHALES) 1102 01:42:51.029 --> 01:42:53.232 (ETHEREAL MUSIC PLAYING) 1103 01:43:17.518 --> 01:43:19.390 (DR. COTTER CHANTING IN SHUAR) 1104 01:43:50.591 --> 01:43:51.451 (INHALES) 1105 01:43:51.553 --> 01:43:53.424 (DR. COTTER CONTINUES CHANTING) 1106 01:44:02.968 --> 01:44:04.798 (ALLERTON CHUCKLES) 1107 01:44:11.646 --> 01:44:12.608 (CHUCKLES) 1108 01:44:18.851 --> 01:44:19.912 (ALLERTON SIGHS) 1109 01:44:22.623 --> 01:44:23.586 LEE: Mmm. 1110 01:44:24.891 --> 01:44:25.984 You feel anything? 1111 01:44:29.389 --> 01:44:30.758 No. (SIGHS) 1112 01:44:32.097 --> 01:44:33.794 - You? - No. (CHUCKLES) 1113 01:44:37.671 --> 01:44:38.667 (SIGHS) 1114 01:44:44.071 --> 01:44:46.274 I think we just drank a bunch of leaves and twigs 1115 01:44:46.376 --> 01:44:48.644 - from the ground. - (LAUGHS) 1116 01:45:00.927 --> 01:45:01.921 (GRUNTS SOFTLY) 1117 01:45:14.534 --> 01:45:16.105 (MUFFLED RETCHING) 1118 01:45:16.207 --> 01:45:18.377 (OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING) 1119 01:45:25.149 --> 01:45:26.385 (MUFFLED RETCHING) 1120 01:45:42.803 --> 01:45:44.799 (THUMPING) 1121 01:45:54.342 --> 01:45:55.546 (LEE GROANS) 1122 01:46:05.785 --> 01:46:07.085 DR. COTTER: There they are. 1123 01:46:08.192 --> 01:46:09.824 Come on over, boys! 1124 01:46:18.567 --> 01:46:20.835 There you go. I've got you. 1125 01:46:23.436 --> 01:46:24.839 LEE: Mmm. 1126 01:46:27.674 --> 01:46:29.107 - Easy. - (LEE GRUNTS) 1127 01:46:41.962 --> 01:46:43.561 (INSECTS CHIRPING) 1128 01:47:01.443 --> 01:47:03.647 (DARK MUSIC PLAYING) 1129 01:47:49.591 --> 01:47:51.090 ALLERTON: I'm not queer. 1130 01:47:55.000 --> 01:47:56.029 Lee... 1131 01:47:58.071 --> 01:47:59.197 I'm not queer. 1132 01:48:02.470 --> 01:48:03.674 LEE: I know. 1133 01:48:08.149 --> 01:48:09.845 ALLERTON: I'm disembodied. 1134 01:48:30.432 --> 01:48:31.768 (CRACKLING) 1135 01:48:55.457 --> 01:48:56.628 (INAUDIBLE) 1136 01:49:26.688 --> 01:49:28.891 (INTENSE MUSIC PLAYING) 1137 01:50:41.300 --> 01:50:43.262 (HEART BEATING) 1138 01:52:35.678 --> 01:52:37.882 (INSECTS TRILLING) 1139 01:52:50.757 --> 01:52:52.127 Gene... 1140 01:52:54.332 --> 01:52:55.394 Gene... 1141 01:53:01.472 --> 01:53:03.006 Go to sleep. 1142 01:53:33.968 --> 01:53:36.138 (PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING) 1143 01:54:23.956 --> 01:54:28.025 You boys should stay a couple more days. 1144 01:54:29.989 --> 01:54:30.926 For most people, 1145 01:54:31.028 --> 01:54:34.394 the first time's just an introduction, 1146 01:54:35.964 --> 01:54:37.628 the opening of a door. 1147 01:54:39.604 --> 01:54:40.972 But for you two... 1148 01:54:43.741 --> 01:54:45.405 it was something else. 1149 01:54:50.984 --> 01:54:54.018 It'd be a shame not to see where it might take you. 1150 01:54:54.719 --> 01:54:56.185 I need to be getting back. 1151 01:55:05.158 --> 01:55:07.031 What are you so afraid of? 1152 01:55:09.334 --> 01:55:10.331 Hmm? 1153 01:55:12.004 --> 01:55:14.973 Door's already open. Can't close it now. 1154 01:55:17.072 --> 01:55:19.175 All you can do is look away. 1155 01:55:20.975 --> 01:55:22.145 But why would you? 1156 01:55:46.468 --> 01:55:49.205 (SOFTLY) You should have seen yourself last night. 1157 01:56:00.012 --> 01:56:01.217 Yeah. 1158 01:56:04.954 --> 01:56:06.156 (MUG CLATTERS SOFTLY) 1159 01:56:13.565 --> 01:56:15.099 (SNIFFLES) 1160 01:56:24.808 --> 01:56:26.979 (BIRD SCREECHING) 1161 01:56:52.966 --> 01:56:54.138 (GRUNTS) 1162 01:57:15.594 --> 01:57:17.062 (SCREECHING) 1163 01:57:24.866 --> 01:57:26.038 (HISSES) 1164 01:57:47.793 --> 01:57:49.721 (UPBEAT SONG PLAYING) 1165 01:58:11.847 --> 01:58:12.843 (GRUNTS) 1166 01:59:15.782 --> 01:59:17.776 (SONG STOPS ABRUPTLY) 1167 01:59:39.131 --> 01:59:40.337 Lee? 1168 01:59:43.675 --> 01:59:44.935 Hi, Joe. 1169 01:59:52.284 --> 01:59:54.384 Anybody else you'd like to ask me about? 1170 01:59:54.785 --> 01:59:55.781 Mmm-mmm. 1171 01:59:56.149 --> 01:59:57.587 No one? 1172 01:59:58.289 --> 02:00:01.123 - A kid named Allerton, maybe? - (GRUNTS) 1173 02:00:01.225 --> 02:00:02.257 It's why you came back, isn't it? 1174 02:00:02.359 --> 02:00:03.888 - I was getting around to it. - Hmm. 1175 02:00:05.298 --> 02:00:08.227 He went down to South America or some place. 1176 02:00:08.329 --> 02:00:09.960 With an army colonel. 1177 02:00:10.329 --> 02:00:11.834 How long ago? 1178 02:00:11.936 --> 02:00:13.437 About six months. 1179 02:00:13.973 --> 02:00:15.503 Allerton went along as guide. 1180 02:00:15.605 --> 02:00:18.269 They were going to sell the car in Guatemala. 1181 02:00:18.371 --> 02:00:19.942 A '48 Cadillac. 1182 02:00:20.044 --> 02:00:21.011 I felt there was something 1183 02:00:21.113 --> 02:00:22.344 not quite right about the deal, 1184 02:00:22.446 --> 02:00:26.048 but Allerton never said anything definite. 1185 02:00:26.150 --> 02:00:28.415 - You know how he is. - Hmm. 1186 02:00:28.517 --> 02:00:30.222 No one's heard from him since he left. 1187 02:00:33.425 --> 02:00:35.590 He said something about joining you down there. 1188 02:00:38.461 --> 02:00:40.496 He never said anything to you about it? 1189 02:00:43.098 --> 02:00:44.368 (CHUCKLES) 1190 02:00:46.466 --> 02:00:47.932 When did you get this? 1191 02:00:49.602 --> 02:00:51.936 Oh, you know... You know... 1192 02:00:54.808 --> 02:00:56.781 You know what happened to my camera, right? 1193 02:00:56.883 --> 02:00:58.415 - Stolen. - Stolen by this 1194 02:00:58.517 --> 02:01:01.418 Colombian kid I was getting acquainted with. (SCOFFS) 1195 02:01:01.520 --> 02:01:04.850 Took a bunch of my socks too, the little bastard! 1196 02:01:06.485 --> 02:01:08.191 So what's the story? 1197 02:01:08.293 --> 02:01:10.220 You making it with anyone these days? 1198 02:01:10.322 --> 02:01:11.725 (SIGHS) 1199 02:01:14.032 --> 02:01:14.958 Chimu's still here. 1200 02:01:15.060 --> 02:01:17.232 Why don't we go check out the local nightlife? 1201 02:01:17.334 --> 02:01:18.366 - Please... - Yes, I'm not really 1202 02:01:18.468 --> 02:01:20.704 - feeling up for it either. - (CHUCKLES) 1203 02:01:20.806 --> 02:01:21.600 Green Lantern? 1204 02:01:21.702 --> 02:01:23.371 (CHUCKLING) Those guys are still here? 1205 02:01:23.473 --> 02:01:25.040 All of them, if you can believe it. 1206 02:01:25.142 --> 02:01:27.141 - All except Dume. - Mmm. 1207 02:01:27.243 --> 02:01:29.175 He's, uh... He's gone. 1208 02:01:29.277 --> 02:01:30.343 - He died? - Mmm. 1209 02:01:30.446 --> 02:01:31.608 No, he had to go back to Virginia 1210 02:01:31.710 --> 02:01:34.018 to take care of his mother. 1211 02:01:34.120 --> 02:01:35.153 - Oh. (CHUCKLES) - (SIGHS DEEPLY) 1212 02:01:35.255 --> 02:01:37.155 It's funny thinking of him having a mother. 1213 02:01:37.257 --> 02:01:38.985 Yes. Well, he doesn't anymore. She died. 1214 02:01:39.087 --> 02:01:40.050 Right... 1215 02:01:57.602 --> 02:01:59.069 You look good, Lee. 1216 02:02:02.507 --> 02:02:03.942 - I do? - No. 1217 02:02:05.545 --> 02:02:06.945 But it's good to see you. 1218 02:02:12.386 --> 02:02:14.018 - Yeah. - Hmm. 1219 02:02:16.190 --> 02:02:17.362 You too. 1220 02:02:22.669 --> 02:02:23.635 Yeah. 1221 02:02:23.737 --> 02:02:25.700 (INAUDIBLE) 1222 02:02:34.775 --> 02:02:36.942 (UPBEAT INSTRUMENTAL ROCK SONG PLAYING) 1223 02:03:24.831 --> 02:03:25.859 (SNIFFLES) 1224 02:03:35.437 --> 02:03:38.910 (WHISPERING INDISTINCTLY) 1225 02:03:39.012 --> 02:03:40.973 (OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING) 1226 02:03:46.546 --> 02:03:48.750 (BREATHING DEEPLY) 1227 02:03:58.490 --> 02:03:59.761 (SIGHS) 1228 02:04:50.147 --> 02:04:51.747 (KEYS JANGLE) 1229 02:04:57.090 --> 02:04:59.084 (ETHEREAL MUSIC PLAYING) 1230 02:06:20.171 --> 02:06:21.166 (GUN COCKS) 1231 02:06:54.304 --> 02:06:55.299 (GUN CLATTERS) 1232 02:06:56.308 --> 02:06:58.269 (LEE BREATHING HEAVILY) 1233 02:07:12.092 --> 02:07:13.053 (WINDOW CLATTERS) 1234 02:07:50.163 --> 02:07:51.124 ALLERTON: Lee... 1235 02:07:51.957 --> 02:07:54.160 (ETHEREAL MUSIC CONTINUES) 1236 02:09:23.552 --> 02:09:24.855 (FAINT CLICKING) 1237 02:11:33.282 --> 02:11:36.580 ( VASTER THAN EMPIRES BY TRENT REZNOR PLAYING) 1238 02:15:28.984 --> 02:15:31.155 (FAINT WHOOSHING)