:01:02
...of normal sexual relations.
:01:06
Tell me, how was your love life
at that time?
:01:10
Just like any other guy.
l was looking.
:01:13
Looking f or what?
:01:18
-Love.
-Love. And what is love?
:01:22
He was looking f or something
deeper, more lasting.
:01:25
Something more than just nookie.
:01:29
That's valid.
:01:30
Time is getting short
and we've got a graduate.
:01:34
Anderson is about to leave us
after ten years.
:01:37
How does the group feel about that?
:01:44
That's an outpouring of real feeling.
How do you feel about it, Duke?
:01:49
-Are you sure you wanna know?
-Well, that's what we're here f or.
:01:53
-Angry.
-Why is that?
:01:57
-They grabbed ten years of my life.
-You knew the law. You took a chance.
:02:02
Who are you angry at?
:02:04
Those sons of bitches that cut
a piece out of this country every day.
:02:09
Do you characterize their actions
as similar to yours?
:02:13
Damn right. What's advertising
but a legalized con game?
:02:17
What the hell's marriage? Prostitution
with a government stamp on it.
:02:22
What is your stock market?
A fix ed horse race.
:02:25
Some business guy steals a bank,
he's a big success story.
:02:29
Some other guy steals
a magazine, and he's busted.
:02:33
Well, f or my part
l feel deeply moved.
:02:37
Knowing that he trusts me enough
to say things he really feels.
:02:41
Saying those things, which l
as a prison official, could--
:02:45
You can't do shit!
:02:49
l'm not on parole, l'm finished here.
There's nothing you can do.
:02:58
Deputy O'Connor, Deputy O'Connor
call your office, call your office.