:08:02
Yeah, l think so.
:08:03
lt was doubtful, but l think
he'll pull through.
:08:05
l see his mother heading
for a church every day.
:08:08
l think he'd 've saved'em
some grief if he'd died.
:08:11
Maybe you're right. See you tomorrow.
:08:14
Take it easy, Lieutenant.
:08:25
Close enough?
:08:27
l haven't the strength.
:08:31
Miss Pruett.
:08:33
Yes?
:08:36
Would you see if it's
close enough,...
:08:37
...please.
:08:44
Nurse.
:08:46
Well?
:08:51
What do you want?
:08:52
Could l talk to you a minute?
:08:59
l ought to tell you that...
:09:01
...Rome's a pretty bad
with the woman.
:09:03
What is does to me?
:09:05
Just l would tell you in case...
-Look Lieutenant,...
:09:09
l've been here for years. Don't tell
me how to care for patients.
:09:14
l beg you pardon.
:09:16
You should.
:09:26
She's pretty hot, Candella?
-Smart guy.
:09:28
We ought to throw you in a cell.
:09:30
Full of bullet holes,
wherever you look.
:09:33
Even the doctor say...
-Don't look for sympathy, Rome.
:09:36
l just left the wife of
the guy you killed, you rat.
:09:40
She looked fine,...
:09:41
...eyes all red, tears streaming
down her face.
:09:44
And you getting shaved.
:09:46
l ought to beat you!
-Go ahead.
:09:49
Beat me, l'll die.
:09:50
Yell at me,...
:09:52
...l faint.
:09:53
Answer me the questions...
:09:54
...and drop that fancy lingo, see?
:09:56
Listen to me.