:19:02
You don't think I've been flashed before?
:19:05
I didn't mean to insult you.
I'm sure you've been flashed.
:19:08
If you want to come out, come on out.
If you don't, go on.
:19:11
Do whatever you want.
:19:14
But don't go outside.
:19:21
'Afternoon, Counselor.
:19:26
What do you want, Mr. Cady?
:19:36
They're great at that age, ain't they?
:19:38
All those discoveries ahead of them.
You're lucky.
:19:42
My own daughter,
she don't even know me.
:19:45
After I went inside,
her mama told her I was dead...
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...which, in a way, I was.
:19:50
Mr. Cady, I realize that you suffered.
:19:54
I understand your problem,
but, I mean, why me?
:19:58
I was your lawyer. I defended you.
:20:01
Why not badger the D.A. or the judge?
:20:04
-"Badger."
-Why not them?
:20:10
Best I remember,
they was just doing right by their jobs.
:20:12
I didn't do my job? Is that right?
:20:16
I pleaded you out
to a lesser occluded offense.
:20:18
You could've gotten rape
instead of battery.
:20:20
I'd have been up for parole in seven years
according to Georgia penal code.
:20:24
Rape is a capital offense.
You could've gotten life, death.
:20:27
You could be sitting
on death row right now.
:20:32
I learned to read during my stretch.
:20:34
First, Spot Goes To The Farm...
:20:38
...then Runaway Bunny,
then law books, mostly.
:20:43
Did you know, after I discharged you,
I acted as my own attorney?
:20:47
Applied several times for an appeal.
:20:49
No, I didn't know that.
:20:53
So, here we are...
:20:55
...two lawyers, for all practical purposes,
talking shop.
:20:59
How much do you want, Mr. Cady?