:44:09
What?
:44:10
Hi, brat. Is your mother home?
:44:11
I have a little
going-away present for her.
:44:14
Ah, you...
:44:15
Hey, mother!
:44:17
There's a shit out here
to see you!
:44:22
What are you doing on my porch?
:44:24
I told you not to come
moping around here anymore.
:44:25
Dawn, don't have
so many hard feelings.
:44:28
I brought you a little present
to remember me by.
:44:30
Yeah? What is it?
:44:38
Oh, God. This
neighborhood's hideous.
:44:40
I'm scared rats are gonna
come out and bite my new nylons.
:44:43
True, it's not Beverly Hills...
:44:45
but crime breeds
in these neighborhoods, Donna.
:44:48
It's really
an oh-so-perfect place...
:44:50
for our crime model to live.
:44:52
I rather like it.
:44:53
I'm glad I didn't wear
one of my designer originals.
:44:56
The air is so sooty and damp,
our clothes will be ready...
:44:58
for the Goodwill after this.
:45:00
Stop being so prissy, Donna.
:45:02
Excitement is not always clean.
:45:04
You must get used
to this lowlife...
:45:06
for here lies beauty.
Crime and beauty.
:45:11
Oh, here it is. How perfect.
:45:15
Hold on. I'll be right there.
:45:20
Hi. Come on in.
:45:23
Good evening, Dawn.
:45:29
Did you have any trouble
finding the place?
:45:31
Your directions
were pinpoint perfect.
:45:34
And your street, well,
it's a street of charm.
:45:36
Oh, thank you.
:45:37
Lovely.
:45:39
And I bet you cleaned
just for us.
:45:42
Well, I did tidy up.
:45:43
Uh, what happened
to your eye?
:45:45
Oh, that.
I am so embarrassed.
:45:48
I fell getting on the bus
and hit my eye on the fare box.
:45:52
Well, I felt like a damn fool.
:45:55
Oh, come on in.
:45:56
May I take a photo of it?
:45:58
Oh, certainly.