1:03:10
So this is where you hang out.
1:03:16
How Iong you been racing?
1:03:18
Since my parents died.
1:03:20
I guess aII the speed and danger
heIped take me out of myseIf.
1:03:24
Made the pain go away.
1:03:26
You wouIdn't understand.
1:03:28
You'd be surprised.
1:03:30
Street racing isn't exactIy
an acceptabIe major at Oxbridge so. . .
1:03:34
. . .they kicked me out.
1:03:36
But I've aIready won the money I need
to do what I've aIways dreamed.
1:03:40
Don't say you want to join the circus.
1:03:43
AIfred has supported me my whoIe Iife
and I'm going to pay him back.
1:03:47
I'II take him away
from this dismaI Iife of servitude.
1:03:51
What are you taIking about?
1:03:52
Listen, this whoIe
master-servant thing. . .
1:03:55
. . .it's reaIIy ridicuIous.
1:03:57
AIfred is a sweet, nobIe man. . .
1:03:59
. . .and he's subjugated aII his Iife
and dreams to someone eIse.
1:04:03
AIfred and Bruce are Iike famiIy.
1:04:06
Paying someone to prepare your meaIs. . .
1:04:08
. . .do Iaundry, cIean dishes,
you caII that famiIy?
1:04:11
AIfred's happy.
1:04:13
Happy?
1:04:14
You honestIy don't know, do you?
1:04:17
How he's hiding the pain aII the time.
1:04:20
AIfred's sick.
1:04:25
AIfred's not sick.
1:04:27
He's dying.
1:04:31
Dying?
1:04:35
Why didn't he teII us?
1:04:37
You know AIfred,
he'd never say anything.
1:04:46
But I can teII.
1:04:52
I can't beIieve it.
1:04:55
I know.