The Man Who Sued God
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:43:05
We don't have women here as a rule.
Never mind, the camels moan, the caravan moves on.

:43:10
I was hoping to meet
with Mr. Myers alone.

:43:13
- I invited Ms. Redmond, is that all right?
- Of course.

:43:17
Regular Bonnie and Clyde, aren't you?
:43:21
My clients have instructed me
to offer settlement

:43:24
for replacement value of the boat,
and you will cease all proceedings.

:43:27
- How much?
- A considerable little set-you-up-nicely.

:43:32
Unless you're planning on
giving it to the homeless.

:43:34
- What if there were other plaintiffs?
- There are none, unless you choose to generate them.

:43:39
There is an undertaking that you will cease
all proceedings in the press, in the court...

:43:45
Jointly or separately,
just sign here and here and...

:43:52
there.
:43:53
- I'll need some time to think about it.
- It's on the table now.

:43:56
- Can I just have a little look?
- How much is it for?

:43:58
$160.000 is the evaluation.
:44:01
I suppose many people
would say good luck to you.

:44:04
In the world of dog eat dog
you saw a dog. Clever.

:44:08
Embarrass the churches
into paying for you,

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the churches being the only people with
conscience enough to be embarrassed.

:44:14
It is a generous offer, Mr. Myers.
:44:18
Personally I'd be delighted if you refuse.
:44:23
Would you excuse me for a moment?
:44:29
Let's go.
:44:35
Are you seriously thinking about that?
What about all the other people?

:44:38
I didn't promise anything.
:44:40
Silly me.
:44:43
Right.
:44:45
It's not as if you're trying to set
some precedent for humanity, is it?

:44:50
Precisely. I'm not.
:44:55
- He accepts.
- Of course he does. $160.000 for the boat,

:44:59
$200.000 for the story. Ms. Redmond has
doubtlessly organised the TV network.


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