:35:01
- Come on, Swan.
- I'll come in a moment.
:35:21
Thank you, Miss Rutledge.
:35:23
I couldn't have stood it if they'd broken it.
:35:27
It isn't much use this way though, is it?
:35:30
A poor shamed thing that mustn't speak.
:35:33
It can speak, Colonel.
:35:35
Let it speak the language of the town.
Lies, hypocrisy, and more lies.
:35:40
The beacon of the new empire.
:35:44
Mr. Chamalis' empire.
:35:49
Is this true about Sandy Ferguson?
:35:53
You should know better than I, Miss Rutledge.
:36:09
Louis, I want to talk to you. This is true, isn't it?
:36:15
Sure.
:36:16
- Why did you kill Sandy Ferguson?
- For business reasons.
:36:19
Our bargains included lots of things.
But this wasn't one of them.
:36:23
I don't like it.
:36:24
Listen, Swan, I'm running this town
and there's only one way to run it.
:36:28
My way.
:36:29
I'm beginning to learn that...
:36:32
...and it isn't a pleasant lesson.
:36:35
Come on, Swan, have a drink.
:36:37
I'm one up on you.
:36:39
You haven't thanked me yet
for lettin' the Colonel have his paper.
:36:43
Thank you.
You seemed almost human for a moment.
:36:46
How about you being human for a change?
:36:49
I'd like another drink, please.
:36:52
Why don't you ever kiss me of your own accord?
:36:55
Why don't you ever put your arms
around me and kiss me?
:36:57
Wait till I have my drink.