1:05:00
Oh, boy! Helen, I think you
should leave right away.
1:05:05
I see a very bad
situation developing here.
1:05:09
Dear? Madeline?
1:05:22
I just want you
to know one thing, Hel.
1:05:25
You brought
this on yourself.
1:05:27
Madeline!
1:05:32
Oh, my God!
1:05:36
- What have you done?
- What have I done? Defended myself.
1:05:40
You plotter, coconspirator!
1:05:42
- She's dead!
- She is?
1:05:46
These are the moments
that make life worth living.
1:05:50
My God, Madeline, that was horrible.
It was brutal.
1:05:53
It was stupid!
The police, Madeline! The police!
1:05:56
What are they gonna do? Put me
in the gas chamber? Big deal.
1:05:59
Life in prison? Know what that
means to a person in your condition?
1:06:02
- So negative. Let me enjoy the moment.
- What about the neighbors?
1:06:07
Neighbors? In 12 years in Los Angeles,
have you ever seen a neighbor?
1:06:12
Oh! I gotta think!
I gotta think!
1:06:15
One of us has
to stay rational.
1:06:17
I am completely rational.
We're going to bury her.
1:06:21
In Death Valley.
You and I.
1:06:23
I most certainly will not!
1:06:26
Oh, no? Pretty strong words
for a murderer on the run,
1:06:31
which is exactly
what you are, Ernest.
1:06:36
What if the police should receive
an anonymous phone call about you...
1:06:40
and find me on the floor
not breathing, no pulse?
1:06:44
Ain't nobody can play dead
like me, Ernest.
1:06:48
What will you tell them? You're going
to be very popular in prison.
1:06:52
- Prison?
- Prison.
1:06:55
Do you know what they do to soft,
bald, overweight Republicans...
1:06:59
in prison, Ernest?