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1:19:02
Then we'll get off and catch
something else to get up to Detroit.

1:19:12
I could use a drink.
1:19:15
Eye to eye with me, the guy tells me
what freight train to catch.

1:19:19
I’ll be damned.
1:19:20
That's because you look ridiculous.
1:19:23
See, he saw the humor in it.
1:19:26
- I see.
- Humor.

1:19:28
Humor.
1:19:31
You know something, Max?
1:19:34
You used to look scary and ridiculous.
1:19:37
Now you just look ridiculous.
1:19:41
Really? It's because
I’m becoming a scarecrow, right?

1:19:45
That's right. You're a scarecrow.
1:19:48
- I’m a scarecrow.
- You're also an asshole.

1:19:52
- You're also a scarecrow, too.
- Okay. But unlike you, huh?

1:19:56
I’m a scarecrow. That's right. You're right.
1:19:59
Listen. Have you taken a good look
at your mug lately?

1:20:03
Have you eyeballed it?
1:20:05
If that's what being a scarecrow is,
l don't want any part of that.

1:20:08
Scarecrows are beautiful.
1:20:10
Scarecrows are beautiful!
1:20:12
Hey, miss.
1:20:14
Can we have some coffee down here
for Mr. Scarecrow?

1:20:19
Scarecrows are beautiful!
1:20:21
I’m feeling good. I really feel good.
1:20:25
That's because you're learning, you know?
You're learning how to laugh.

1:20:30
And guess what? I taught you.
1:20:33
- I’m your... What do you call it?
- You're my taughter.

1:20:37
- Taughter.
- Right?

1:20:40
You're my teacher, buddy,
and I’m telling you it's really comforting.

1:20:44
Will you fuck off? Jesus Christ.
1:20:47
What's the matter with you?
1:20:49
I thought you were a scarecrow.
What are you doing?

1:20:52
Didn't you learn anything?
1:20:55
- You show me how to handle a drunk then.
- Okay, I’ll show you.


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