:58:02
Walter!
:58:04
What's the matter?
Aren't you going to kiss me?
:58:11
It's straight down the line, isn't it?
:58:18
- I love you, Walter.
- I love you, baby.
:58:35
It was two minutes past 11
as I went up the fire stairs again.
:58:38
Nobody saw me this time either.
:58:41
In the apartment I checked the bells.
The cards hadn't moved.
:58:44
No calls. No visitors.
:58:47
Then I changed my clothes again.
:58:49
That left one last thing to do.
:58:52
I had to go down to the garage.
:58:54
I wanted Charlie to see me again.
:59:03
You going to use your car after all?
I'm not quite through.
:59:06
Oh. It's all right, Charlie.
:59:08
Just going up the drug store
for something to eat.
:59:10
Working upstairs all evening.
My stomach's getting sore.
:59:13
Yes, Mr. Neff.
:59:16
That was all there was to it.
:59:18
Nothing had slipped,
nothing had been overlooked
:59:21
there was nothing to give us away.
:59:24
And yet, Keyes, as I was walking down
the street to the drug store
:59:27
suddenly it came over me
that everything would go wrong.
:59:31
It sounds crazy, Keyes,
but it's true so help me:
:59:34
I couldn't hear my own footsteps.
:59:40
It was the walk of a dead man.
:59:50
That was the longest night
I ever lived through, Keyes
:59:52
and the next day was worse,
when the story broke in the papers
:59:56
and they started talking about it
at the office
:59:58
and the day after that
when you started digging into it.