1:00:01
Now, your previous novel...
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Yes. Wildcat.
1:00:04
Right.
1:00:05
Not a success.
1:00:07
Why?
1:00:13
Well, Wildcatwas written
in a kind ofobsolete
1:00:17
vernacular...
1:00:23
( whispers):
Wildcat...
1:00:25
Wild... cat...
1:00:29
( quietlyimitates gunshots)
1:00:32
Wildcat...
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l"m going to go.
1:00:38
l"m taking this off
and l"m going.
1:00:40
Stepping out.
1:00:41
What the hell
kind ofway to act is that?
1:00:44
ELl:
Open the door.
1:00:46
He"s on drugs.
1:00:47
l"ll be right back.
1:00:52
James Bradley...
1:00:53
Hold on a minute, please.
1:00:55
What"s going on?
1:00:57
Pagoda has something to say.
1:01:04
He has a cancer.
1:01:06
No, he doesn"t.
1:01:09
l knowwhat stomach cancer
looks like.
1:01:11
l"ve seen it.
1:01:12
And you don"t eat
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three cheeseburgers a day
with French fries ifyou got it.
1:01:18
The pain is excruciating.
1:01:20
Howwould you know?
1:01:22
Mywife had it.
1:01:24
Not only is there
no Dr. McClure at Colby General
1:01:28
there is no Colby General.
1:01:30
lt closed in 1974.
1:01:33
Aw, shit, man.
1:01:34
Oh, shit, man.
1:01:39
( Chas grunts)
1:01:41
( dialing rotaryphone)
1:01:47
Yes, can you send a taxi
1:01:48
to 111 ArcherAvenue
right away, please?
1:01:50
Thankyou.
1:01:51
(slams receiver)
1:01:59
l guess we"re back out
on the street, huh, pal?