:45:03
- lt can't be done at the house.
- l want some money up front.
:45:09
Why don't l buy you a plane ticket
while l'm at it? l know you.
:45:20
Listen ...
:45:22
You go to the house to see her.
Tell heryou had to see her.
:45:27
Yousweet-talk the woman. A young
buck like you mustbe good at that
:45:34
Then shift the conversation.
Talk about the Jeep. She loves that
:45:39
Maybe the only thing she does love.
:45:42
She'll take you fora ride out
in the desert someplace quiet
:45:46
Riding through the red rocks
and mesas. She loves it out there.
:45:50
So do l. We've got that in common.
:45:53
There won'tbe anyone around
butyou andsome prairie dogs.
:46:01
And then ... sweet-talk her.
ltmakes no difference to me.
:46:07
Putherat ease,
and then ...
:46:10
... do it!
:46:20
- You could leave him.
- lt's not that easy.
:46:25
- Walk away.
- Maybe you can take chances.
:46:30
You can wander wherever
you please. l can't.
:46:39
l don't want to be alone.
:46:48
l wish l was a bird.
:46:54
Some of the old lndians thought
you could change into animals.