On the Waterfront
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:29:01
Are you kidding me?
:29:03
I'd better get you home.
:29:04
There's too many guys around here
with only one thing on their mind.

:29:10
Am I going to see you again?
:29:15
What for?
:29:19
I don't know.
:29:25
I really don't know.
:29:32
Come on.
:29:50
You're all packed. Here's your bus ticket
and you're on your way back to St. Anne's.

:29:55
I'm not ready to go back yet, Pop.
:29:58
Edie, for years your mom and me
put quarters in the cookie jar...

:30:01
...to keep you up there with the sisters...
:30:04
...and keep you from things like
I've just seen outside the window.

:30:08
A daughter of mine walking arm in arm
with Terry Malloy.

:30:11
-Do you know who Terry Malloy is?
-Who is he, Pop?

:30:13
He's the kid brother of Charley the Gent...
:30:16
...who is Johnny Friendly's right hand
and a butcher in a camel hair coat.

:30:22
Are you trying to tell me Terry is, too?
:30:24
He tries to act tough...
:30:28
...but there's a look in his eye.
:30:31
Yeah, a look in his eye.
Hold your hats, brothers, here we go again.

:30:35
You think he's one of them cases
you're always dragging into the house...

:30:39
...and feeling sorry for...
:30:41
...like that litter of kittens you brought in.
:30:43
The only one you wanted to keep
had six toes and was cockeyed to boot.

:30:49
Look at him. The little bum.
:30:51
He said he wants to see me again.

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