:24:00
He's been up and down
these stairs to see you.
:24:03
He hasn't even seen
my mother in six months.
:24:05
I hear you're getting on
very well with her, by the way.
:24:08
Yes. She's a very brave woman.
:24:10
You don't know the halfof it.
:24:14
The fucking stairs are killing him.
:24:16
It's not the stairs that
are killing your father.
:24:19
- What is it, then?
- It's your lack of aith.
:24:22
Lack of aith?
Faith in what?
:24:25
In yourself.
:24:27
No, I have faith in myself.
:24:31
Gerry Conlon, lifer,
30-year sentence.
:24:34
And I know how to survive it.
:24:38
At what price?
:24:39
I'll pay the fucking price.
Don't you worry about it.
:24:42
The price for what?
:24:46
You're very good at the English,
aren't you?
:24:49
You see, I don't understand
your language.
:24:54
"Justice." "Mercy." "Clemency."
:24:57
I literally don't understand
what those words mean.
:25:01
I'd like to put in an application
to get all my teeth extracted.
:25:04
That way I could put my fist in my mouth
and never speak another word of English.
:25:08
Do you see what I'm saying?
Mrs Peirce, is it?
:25:11
Are you trying to impress me?
:25:15
Visit's up.
:25:16
Don't give my father
false hope, all right?
:25:22
You've got to help him!
:25:27
In prison, you pray for anything
to break the monotony.
:25:30
A snowstorm is like
apresent from God.
:25:43
Prison of icers are not to be hit!
:25:45
You've asked for it.
:25:47
Come along!
:25:49
After the riot, my father's
health deteriorated badly.
:25:52
He couldn't make it down
the stairs to enjoy the snow.
:25:56
I wavedup to him, but he
was looking at something else.