Last Dance
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1:00:00
- Thanks?
- Hey, I don't regret anything
that's happened here.

1:00:03
It's the next four days
I'm worried about.

1:00:08
I wish I could tell you
something that would help, but...

1:00:11
- Well, there is somethin' you could do.
- What's that?

1:00:14
Well, her brother's up
at Walkerton Work Camp.

1:00:16
Now, if you could get him a visit with her,
that would mean a lot.

1:00:20
- I'll see what I can do.
- Well, that'd be great.

1:00:24
- See y'all.
- Bye, Rick.

1:00:42
- Hey, how's it goin'?
- I tried to reach you at the office.

1:00:45
- We heard on the appeal?
- We got turned down.

1:00:48
- Shit!
- This came this morning.

1:00:50
- No hearing, nothing. Just a ruling.
- Man.

1:00:53
Our next move should be Judge Gorman
on the Federal Court of Appeals.
He's a good guy.

1:00:57
- Who's that, Gorman?
- Yeah, Gorman.

1:00:59
- They're in recess now.
Can you track him down?
- Yeah, l-I'll get to work on it.

1:01:02
Look, uh, you should know I left the job.
I have no authority any more.

1:01:07
Well, great. Now that you're no longer a
third-rate bureaucrat, you can really help.

1:01:11
Well, let's hope so.
1:01:15
Mrs Gorman, I promise you I would not be
calling you at your home at this hour...

1:01:18
if it weren't urgent.
1:01:20
No, l-I understand. It's-It's...
It's his vacation, but...

1:01:23
Well... No, I'm...
I'm sorry, but...

1:01:27
Well, all right.
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Uh, look, I'm sorry
to have bothered you.

1:01:34
- Hi.
- Remember me?

1:01:37
I've got a fully-stocked bar now.
1:01:41
Uh, this is for you.
1:01:45
He's a family friend...
1:01:47
and, uh, I guess
you'll be lookin' for a job.

1:01:53
- Senator Paul Hagan?
- He's looking for a new legislative aide.

1:01:58
He's expecting your call.

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