:47:00
One day, they found me walking to work
naked and screaming obscenities.
:47:05
There was talk of institutionalizing me.
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So I packed a bag and went back to join
my father in the Sierra Madre Mountains.
:47:12
I've been there ever since.
That's three years.
:47:15
My father is, of course, as mad as a hatter.
:47:18
I watch over him,
and have been curiously content.
:47:23
You see, I believe in everything.
:47:28
What was that all about?
:47:31
I thought I was obvious as hell.
:47:34
I'm trying to tell you,
I have a thing about middle-aged men.
:47:38
I admire your candor.
:47:40
You've been admiring a lot more than that.
:47:46
You're wasting your time.
:47:49
I've been impotent for years.
:47:53
Rubbish.
:47:55
What the hell is wrong with being impotent?
:48:00
Kids are more hung up on sex
than the Victorians.
:48:05
I got a son, 23 years old.
I threw him out of the house last year.
:48:08
Pietistic little humbug.
:48:12
He preached universal love,
and he despised everyone.
:48:16
Had a blanket contempt for the middle class,
even its decencies.
:48:20
Detested my mother
because she had a petit bourgeois pride...
:48:24
in her son, the doctor.
:48:27
I cannot tell you how brutishly
he ignored that rather good lady.
:48:34
When she died,
he didn't even come to the funeral.
:48:38
He felt the chapel service was an hypocrisy.
:48:43
He told me his generation
didn't live with lies.
:48:46
I said, "Listen, everybody lives with lies"."
:48:53
I grabbed him by his poncho...
:48:57
and I dragged him the length...
:48:59
of our seven-room, despicably affluent...