:51:01
Forgive me. l wanted you
to learn something.
:51:04
What can l learn from you?
:51:06
You can learn this:
:51:07
I can do anything l want,
when l want...
:51:09
:51:10
...if it's in
the people's best interest.
:51:12
The giant metal man, where is it?
:51:14
I don't know what
you're talking about.
:51:17
You don't? Well.
:51:19
:51:20
Does this ring a bell?
:51:22
:51:24
How about this?
:51:26
:51:27
You've been careless.
:51:28
:51:29
It doesn't prove anything.
:51:30
It'll get the Army here
with one call.
:51:32
:51:33
What's stopping you?
:51:34
Where's the giant?!
:51:35
:51:36
You can't protect him...
:51:38
...any more than you can
protect your mother.
:51:41
:51:42
My mom?
:51:42
:51:43
It's difficult to raise a boy alone.
We can make it more difficult.
:51:46
:51:47
In fact, we can make it
so difficult...
:51:49
...it would be irresponsible
to leave you in her care...
:51:52
...and all that that implies.
:51:54
-You'll be taken away from her.
-You can't do that!
:51:57
Oh, we can. And we will.
:51:59
:52:03
He's in the junkyard.
:52:05
McCoppin's Scrap, off Culver Road.
:52:07
:52:08
The junkyard. Of course!
Food for the metal-eater.
:52:12
I wouldn't worry about this.
It isn't really happening.
:52:16
This is only a bad dream.
:52:19
:52:22
Where's the giant?
:52:24
:52:25
This is only a bad dream.
:52:28
Yes, sir.
:52:29
:52:30
This thing is real, sir.
:52:31
I not only have incontrovertible
evidence, l know where it's hidden.
:52:36
I don't know who built it, but it's
massive and we're running out of time.
:52:40
No doubt we should act.
The question is...
:52:43
...can you afford not to?
:52:45
:52:46
Excellent, sir.
You won't regret it.
:52:48
Thank you, sir.
:52:50