:52:10
You're a sweet man.
:52:15
-Watch out for next time.
-Fair enough.
:52:18
I haven't made lovein two years.
:52:21
"Made love." I like that.
:52:23
You talk like someone
out of the Round Table days.
:52:27
Sir Lancelot.
:52:30
Galahad.
:52:39
The thing about photographing death...
:52:41
...there's no dignityin death.
:52:44
The body can't defenditself.
:52:45
Can't pullits skirt down.
:52:49
Can't closeits mouth.
:52:51
Cops are walkin' around the crime scene,
everything's a joke.
:52:55
What you're photographing on the job
is the worst kind of helplessness.
:53:00
You know why I became a cop?
:53:03
My father, his whole life,
was a sales clerkin a hat store.
:53:07
A realinvisible man. Spent his whole life
takin' shit from people.
:53:12
I was afraid I'd end up like him.
:53:14
I panicked and became a policeman.
:53:16
Kinda overreacted, you know?
:53:21
It's so quiet.
:53:25
I can't believe I'm here with you.
:53:27
One time, about 3:00 a.m.,
I was right here lookin' down this street.
:53:32
I'm lookin' right down, swear to God.
You know what I see?
:53:36
A goddamn deeris standing there
at thatintersection down there.
:53:41
I couldn't believeit.
I almost had a heart attack.
:53:43
I don't know whereit came from.
:53:45
Maybeit swam from lndiana,
escaped from the zoo...
:53:48
...but thereit was, this deer.
:53:49
Me and this deer at 3:00 a.m.
:53:55
Let me show you that photo of the deer.