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I heard you were having dinner with
your father. I figured you could use a friend.
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Oh, Michael.
:47:28
Mr. Quinn is ready for you.
:47:31
Thank you, Sally.
:47:34
Maggie. Come in.
:47:36
Thank you.
:47:39
- How are you?
- Fine, thank you, sir.
:47:42
- You look tired.
- No, well, I'm fine.
:47:46
When my mother died... Well, I know
how long it can take to get over.
:47:51
- With the workload you're carrying...
- I'll manage.
:47:55
I want to believe that.
But in looking over this transcript,
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I'm worried about
the Steven Kellen deposition.
:48:02
No. It's all completely under control.
He's wearing down.
:48:07
If he gets into court in that wheelchair
with this story, he'll be far too sympathetic.
:48:13
- I understand that, Mr. Quinn.
- I can't put this in strong enough terms.
:48:17
I want him eliminated
as an effective witness.
:48:20
Yes, sir.
:48:22
- Are you prepared to do that?
- Absolutely.
:48:32
Then you won't mind if I sit in?
:48:34
No. No.
:48:38
Great.
:48:40
Now, Mr. Kellen, when the paramedics
were pulling you out of the vehicle,
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how did it feel to be on fire?
:48:48
For Godsakes,
you just asked me that question.
:48:50
No, sir, I believe I asked you
if you remembered being on fire.
:48:54
And I asked you,
when did you know you were on fire?
:48:57
And now I'm asking,
how did it feel to be on fire?