:37:00
Mr Reese, the governor
determines who gets clemency.
:37:03
Yeah, but what is
the smart money saying, huh?
:37:06
I mean, who's gonna live, me or
the white girl? Who's he gonna forgive?
:37:10
A man of colour
who earned a law degree...
:37:14
who wrote a best-seller and won the
admiration of some of our best people...
:37:18
or a white trash girl who
bludgeoned two people to pulp...
:37:23
without blinking an eye?
:37:26
They will be diminished...
:37:29
by my death...
:37:31
'cause I represent everything
they love and admire.
:37:35
How they gonna go
and kill a man...
:37:38
who has been on The New York
Times best-seller list?
:37:48
- Hey there.
- Hey.
:37:53
So, what's all that stuff?
Homework?
:37:55
No, these are your trial transcripts. Um,
look, I'm not supposed to be here, okay?
:37:59
- They took me off the case.
- How come?
:38:01
Mmm, doesn't matter.
But there's stuff in here,
especially in your sentencing hearing.
:38:05
- Forget it.
- Grounds for appeal that
haven't been raised. No...
:38:07
- Just leave it alone.
- Think your lawyer really blew it.
:38:09
- You might not have gotten
the death penalty.
- Well, it doesn't matter now, does it?
:38:11
Yeah, it does to me.
What do I have to say to you?
:38:14
Look, if you wanna be my buddy,
just come see me on Saturday, okay?
I got two left.
:38:17
What... You tell me what it is I have to say
to you to get you to want to save your
own life.
:38:20
- What is this with you, some
kind of ego thing or what?
- What?
:38:25
You don't like to lose.
Is that it?
:38:28
What are you
tryin' to prove here?
:38:30
I'm just trying to do my job.
:38:35
I mean, I guess this is
the first real job I've had.
:38:38
I knew you was a rich boy.
:38:40
Huh. Yeah? It shows, does it?
:38:45
See, growing up I thought everyone lived
like me. I had a good time.
:38:50
I mean, I graduated law school
and...
:38:53
- I'm sorry. I don't want to bore you
with this, but I'd like to...
- I know.
:38:56
I been listenin' to the same four
life stories for way too long now.