:22:02
I pleaded you out
to a lesser occluded offense.
:22:05
You could've gotten rape
instead of battery.
:22:08
I'd have been up for parole
either way in seven years...
:22:10
according to Georgia penal code.
:22:11
Rape is a capital offense.
You could've gotten life, death.
:22:15
You could be sitting
on death row right now.
:22:20
I learned to read
during my stretch.
:22:23
First,
Spot Goes to the Farm...
:22:26
then "Runaway Bunny",
then law books, mostly.
:22:32
Did you know, after I discharged you,
I acted as my own attorney?
:22:36
Applied several times
for an appeal.
:22:38
No, I didn't know that.
:22:43
So, here we are...
:22:45
two lawyers, for all practical purposes,
talking shop.
:22:49
How much do you want, Mr. Cady?
:22:53
How much do I want what?
:22:55
How much money do you want?
:22:57
Money? Counselor,
do I look destitute to you?
:23:01
I'm open to discussion,
within reasonable limits.
:23:07
You ever been a woman?
:23:08
- A what?
- A woman.
:23:12
Some fat, hairy, ugly
hillbilly's wet dream?
:23:20
I realize that you suffered.
There's no question about that.
:23:23
You don't know
what suffering is, Counselor.
:23:27
Like it says in "Galatians 3":
:23:29
"Have ye suffered
so many things in vain?"
:23:35
I learned from the get-go in the joint
to get in touch with my feminine side.
:23:46
I'm open to some sort of discussion
on compensation.
:23:51
What shall be my compensation, sir...
:23:54
for being held down and sodomized
by four white guys...
:23:57
or four black guys?