:28:00
You're sorry?
You should be goddamned sorry.
:28:03
You think you can trample
a person and say you're sorry?
:28:06
Well, you can't.
:28:07
You can't trample on somebody's
life and say, "l'm sorry."
:28:10
There ought to be
something more you can say...
:28:13
...When you walk all over somebody.
:28:15
And you're throwing food everywhere!
:28:30
l think we took a detour
from the plan there.
:28:33
l really hit him, didn't l?
:28:34
You smacked him one, all right!
:28:37
How'd it feel?
:28:38
Great!
:28:39
What is your plan?
What do you want to do?
:28:42
l just want his dignity, that's all.
:28:45
l want him penniless, hopeless,
loveless, finished off.
:28:47
l just wish him very, very ill.
:28:50
How ill are we talking here?
:28:51
l'm not saying l want him dead.
:28:54
But, should that occur,
people die all the time.
:28:56
Why should he be any different?
:28:58
Just thinking on my feet, though.
:28:59
l don't have to decide
the death part right now.
:29:01
l can wait and see how l feel...
:29:03
...once his dignity's a thing of the past.
:29:05
Am l boring you?
:29:06
Thank you, Anton.
:29:11
Maybe l shouldn't have hit him.
:29:13
He's just in love.
:29:15
He's just in love, the same as me.
:29:18
Define love.
:29:20
Why?
:29:21
Because every other word
out of you mouth is "love."
:29:23
l'd like to know what it is...
:29:24
...this magical ideal of yours. Define it.
:29:27
Well, it's like, l don't know.
:29:30
lt's like all your life you walk around...
:29:31
...With this feeling of emptiness
in your stomach.
:29:34
You feel completely hollow.
:29:36
And when you're in love, you feel...
:29:40
...not hollow.
:29:44
lt's like without it, there's nothing.
:29:46
A shell. A cavernous emptiness.
:29:49
Forget it. You can't define it.
:29:53
When l was a kid, my father had this dog.
:29:55
lt started to get weak and sickly
so he took it to the vet.
:29:58
The doctor examines it and says...
:29:59
...a maggot must've laid eggs
in the dog's butt.