1:24:02
passports in order and everything.
1:24:05
And I'm leavin' you locked in here.
1:24:07
It'll give us something
to laugh about.
1:24:10
You sitting here for a couple of days
1:24:12
trying desperately
to attract attention.
1:24:15
It'll maybe give the department
a laugh too.
1:24:18
Well, go ahead, Mr Dixon.
1:24:20
You came out here for something.
Let's hear what it is.
1:24:24
You've got something on your mind,
the way you look, Mr Dixon.
1:24:27
I'm gonna give you some advice,
1:24:29
and you'd better listen carefully.
1:24:31
You start mussin' me up
and you're gonna get it, d'you hear?
1:24:35
You'll only throw one punch
and they'll let you have it.
1:24:38
I've given them instructions.
1:24:42
- Hold it. No more shootin'.
- He asked for it.
1:24:45
Sure. Sure, he asked for it.
1:24:47
That's what he came here for:
So we should rub him out.
1:24:51
He's crazy.
I saw when I looked in his eyes.
1:24:54
Kramer, get your stuff, fix him up.
1:24:57
That's a fancy way
of tryin' to frame somebody,
1:24:59
gettin' yourself knocked off.
1:25:02
A guy's gotta be out of his head
for that.
1:25:06
I didn't know a guy could hate
that much, not even you.
1:25:10
And all because your old man
set me up in business.
1:25:14
I got it added up now, Dixon.
1:25:16
I should've figured it last night,
1:25:18
when you tried to hang
the Paine job on me.
1:25:21
You were the first cop
to get to Paine's house.
1:25:23
You found Paine, slugged him, killed
him. You took the body to the river.
1:25:27
You had to slug a night watchman.
1:25:29
And you've been walkin' around
ever since, half cop and half killer.
1:25:33
The man who hates crooks.
1:25:35
The law that works by itself.
1:25:38
The cop who can't stand
to see a killer loose.
1:25:41
So what is he? A hood and a mobster
like his old man.
1:25:49
It's interesting how blood will tell.
1:25:52
Your old man
would've been proud of you,
1:25:55
to see how you finally followed
in his footsteps.
1:25:57
You and me oughta get friendly when
you're on your feet again, Dixon.