1:51:02
I'm also thinking I'm gonna
have the boys over tomorrow.
1:51:09
Well, you sure do know
how to cook chicken.
1:51:12
Well, thank you.
1:51:13
This is one delicious treat, ma'am,
before I go to work.
1:51:16
I'm glad you're enjoying it.
1:51:18
Brutal, you gonna hog all them taters?
1:51:20
Yes, I am.
Harry, you want some potatoes?
1:51:23
Come on, now.
1:51:25
Soon we'll just see your feet
sticking out of there, Brutus.
1:51:28
You all saw what he did to the mouse.
1:51:33
I could've gone the rest of the day
without you bringing that up.
1:51:35
I could've gone
the rest of the year.
1:51:37
He did the same thing to me.
1:51:40
He put his hands on me.
1:51:42
He took my bladder infection away.
1:51:49
It's true.
1:51:50
When he came home that day, he was. . .
1:51:54
. . .all better.
1:51:57
Now, wait.
You're talking about. . .
1:52:00
. . .an authentic healing?
1:52:03
A praise-Jesus miracle?
1:52:05
I am.
1:52:08
Well, if you say it, I accept it.
1:52:12
What's it got to do with us?
1:52:14
You're thinking about Melinda.
1:52:16
Melinda?
1:52:18
Melinda Moores?
1:52:19
So, Paul, you really think
you can help her?
1:52:23
It's not a bladder infection
or even a busted mouse. . .
1:52:28
-. . .but there might be a chance.
-Hold on now.
1:52:31
You're talking about our jobs.
Sneak a sick woman into a cellblock?
1:52:36
No, Hal would never stand for that.
1:52:38
You know him. He wouldn't believe
anything, even if it fell on him.
1:52:41
So you're talking about. . .
1:52:43
. . .taking John Coffey to her.
1:52:50
That's more than just our jobs, Paul.
1:52:53
That's prison time,
we get caught.
1:52:55
-Dang right it is.
-No, not for you, Dean.
1:52:58
The way I figure it,
you stay back on the Mile.