1:19:00
But let's tell them the truth.
Let's tell them you're alive!
1:19:06
I'll kill you first.
1:19:11
You might as well kill me too.
1:19:18
You brought her here, you lying...
1:19:20
No, Joe. I followed them!
1:19:22
I knew you were alive when I saw your
letter. Why not kill me! Do a good job!
1:19:27
What difference does it make?
Twenty-two, 23, 25!
1:19:31
- Listen to me, Joe.
- No!
1:19:35
I'm sorry.
1:19:37
I didn't mean to talk that way.
1:19:40
Joe, I understand how you feel...
1:19:43
...and I understand
why you feel that way.
1:19:46
When I thought you were dead...
1:19:48
...when I thought of what killed you,
I wanted revenge too.
1:19:51
But now I don't.
1:19:53
I want to be happy again. I want what
we've always promised each other.
1:19:57
You ought to have violins
playing when you talk.
1:20:00
- I know what I want, and I'm getting it!
- You're hanging 22 people!
1:20:04
No, I'm not. I'm hanging 22 rats
for something they did do.
1:20:07
- These are 22 human beings.
- Yeah.
1:20:09
- They live and breathe.
- Like me in the jail, for instance!
1:20:12
They're not murderers.
They were part of a mob.
1:20:16
- A mob doesn't think. It hasn't time.
- What about the guy in jail? He can think.
1:20:20
All right, it's his turn. Let them know
what it means to be lynched.
1:20:24
- Don't you think they know by now?
- No.
1:20:26
What you've felt for a few hours,
they've had to face for days and weeks!
1:20:31
Wishing, with all their souls, they could
have that one day to live over again.
1:20:37
Joe...
1:20:39
...don't you see?
1:20:42
We can be together and be happy.
1:20:46
Let me go with you to the judge.
1:20:49
And then we can start all over again.
1:20:52
Stop thinking about them.
Think about me.
1:20:54
I am thinking about you.
1:20:57
About what a swell guy you were...
1:20:59
...when you were alive.
- When I was alive?