:29:00
Frank wanted it.
:29:01
It's going to be hard to
make people believe it.
:29:04
'Frank's wife says he's innocent...
:29:06
...and she showed her faith
by divorcing him'.
:29:09
That's just the way it was.
:29:12
I went up to see him that day...
:29:15
...wanting to make him
keep up hope...
:29:17
...wanting to cheer him up.
:29:20
He looked depressed...
:29:21
...the way you do when you're
terribly worried.
:29:45
How've you been?
Fine.
:29:47
How've you been?
Fine.
:29:49
How's Ma?
:29:51
Fine.
:29:53
And the boy?
:29:54
How's the boy?
:29:56
He's fine.
:29:59
Always fine.
:30:00
Everything's fine.
:30:05
We have nothing to say anymore.
:30:07
Frank, darling, please.
I know.
:30:10
So many things you don't say.
:30:14
You don't talk about the outside
because I'm in here.
:30:17
You don't want to remind me.
:30:20
But I remind myself.
:30:23
I think about lots of things.
:30:27
Helen, tell me...
:30:29
...how's the boy doing in school?
:30:32
He's doing very well, Frank.
:30:34
But what about the other boys?
:30:38
Kids can hurt him bad.
:30:40
They're only kids, Frank.
:30:42
They don't know what they're saying.
:30:45
No, the son of ajailbird,
a cop-killer's son.
:30:49
It's nothing, Frank.
:30:51
I was thinking about moving to
a new neighbourhood anyway.
:30:54
He'll go to a new school.
:30:56
It's no good, a new
school is no good.