:50:05
I wouldn't mind.
:50:07
I know him, you know.
:50:09
You do?
:50:11
We're old college buddies,
him and me.
:50:15
It's funny you mention
he dances because...
:50:22
I taught him a couple of
dance moves myself.
:50:26
Think you could have him
meet me tonight?
:50:29
Maybe I could work something out.
:50:31
- How about at Landfill Park?
- Sunset.
:50:34
- Perfect.
- Super.
:50:37
Thanks, Stanley.
You really are a nice guy.
:50:47
This is an interesting place.
:50:49
Looks like fourth-
or fifth-century Scandinavian.
:50:52
Possibly a representation of one
of the Norse night gods, maybe Loki.
:50:59
Loki?
:51:01
Who is Loki?
:51:02
The Norse god of mischief.
:51:05
Supposedly he caused such trouble that
Odin banished him from Valhalla forever.
:51:11
Then he could have banished him
into that mask.
:51:14
I'm talking about mythology,
Mr. Ipkiss.
:51:17
This is a piece of wood.
:51:20
but your book...!
:51:21
My book is about
masks as a metaphor.
:51:25
A metaphor,not to be taken literally.
:51:28
You suffer from a mild delusion.
:51:33
Alright.
:51:37
I'll prove it to you.
:51:40
But I am not responsible
for the consequences.
:51:44
Just sit back and enjoy the ride,
Mr. Expert.
:51:47
You don't scare me.
Go right ahead.
:51:52
See you.