:44:06
You okay?
:44:11
You're shaking like a leaf.
Sit down.
:44:15
So am l.
:44:16
You okay?
:44:19
Good.
:44:24
This is yours?
:44:26
It must have been his,
but I'm sure he'd want you to have it.
:44:30
You're bleeding.
:44:32
That's just blood.
:44:33
Let me clean it up.
:44:35
That's just a scratch.
:44:37
That's not a scratch, it's a gash.
I'm a nurse.
:44:40
I know a gash when I see one.
Sit down.
:44:50
I think you may have just saved my life.
:44:54
Maybe.
:44:56
Prick!
:44:57
I've known assholes in my time,
but this guy...
:45:01
...this guy could give lessons.
:45:04
This will sting.
:45:07
You see...
:45:09
...Fred is a drunk, which is
the least of his problems.
:45:13
He's got no spine and no decency.
:45:16
He's a punk and I knew it
the day I met him.
:45:23
I know what you're thinking.
:45:25
I haven't gone out with him...
:45:27
...in two years. Over that!
:45:30
Every once in a while he comes back...
:45:33
...like those storms in Japan.
:45:35
You know, those violent ones
that destroy the villages?
:45:39
Well, that's Fred.
:45:44
Did you tell me your name?
:45:47
I knew a Danny once.
:45:50
Worse than Fred.
:45:52
Well, maybe not.