1:10:00
What is it?
1:10:03
I'll tell you.
1:10:10
Please.
1:10:14
Oh, that's not fair,
to stand there without telling me,
1:10:18
even if you have to break
some police rule.
1:10:21
If you know something, Mark...
1:10:25
I can't stand thinking how he feels.
1:10:30
He's never done anything wrong.
You don't know him. He's sweet.
1:10:34
He's always felt
that everybody was his friend.
1:10:37
Now he's in jail, like a criminal.
1:10:42
You don't know what it is
to have your father in trouble.
1:10:47
My father was a thief.
1:10:50
Wh...
1:10:53
He's dead now. He died when I was 17
trying to shoot his way out of jail.
1:10:58
I worked all my life
to try to be different from him.
1:11:04
Mark...
1:11:07
Darling.
1:11:21
- You better go home.
- Why, Mark?
1:11:24
Because you're a sucker
for wrong guys like Ken and me.
1:11:29
You're not wrong.
1:11:32
I trust you with my whole heart.
1:11:35
I'm glad you told me
about your father.
1:11:38
You're not like him.
1:11:40
I know it.
1:11:43
Thanks. I've figured out what to do.
1:11:47
About your dad.
1:11:50
What?
1:11:52
Don't ask any questions.
I've got to do things a certain way.
1:11:58
- You look tired. Get some sleep.
- Thanks.