:54:14
We can't close our eyes
all night.
:54:17
We may wake up changed...
:54:20
into something evil and inhuman.
:54:23
In my practice,
I've seen how people...
:54:25
have allowed their humanity
to drain away.
:54:28
Only, it happens slowly
instead of all at once.
:54:32
They didn't seem to mind.
:54:33
But just some people.
:54:36
All of us--a little bit.
:54:38
We harden our hearts
and grow callous.
:54:42
Only when we have to fight
to stay human...
:54:44
do we realize how precious
it is to us...
:54:47
how dear...
:54:51
as you are to me.
:55:03
Maybe that's Jack
trying to find us.
:55:06
He'd know better
than to use the phone.
:55:10
Where is he?
:55:12
Why doesn't he come?
:55:24
Just like any Saturday morning.
:55:28
Len Pearlman, Bill Bittner...
:55:31
Jim Clark and his wife Shirley
and their kids...
:55:35
people I've known all my life.
:55:37
What time is it?
:55:40
Seven forty-five.
:55:43
Yeah, I know.
:55:45
It's too early to be so busy.
:55:46
What are they doing here?
:55:49
There's the answer.
:55:51
There must be strangers in town.
:55:54
They're waiting for the bus
to come and go.
:55:57
There isn't another one
through here until 1 1 :00.