1:20:09
What's this?
1:20:12
I'm trying to get this stuff
we've had to do in order.
1:20:15
What stuff?
1:20:18
The things for Hiromitsu.
1:20:19
There's been quite a few odd
kind of details to attend to.
1:20:23
A hundred and forty-three dollars
from a dry cleaner.
1:20:26
"Express courier, $ 79.15."
Who's this Mr. Anderson?
1:20:30
Why does he want to know
"the precise location of the incident"?
1:20:34
Incident?
Is that what they're calling it?
1:20:36
The cleaners were for his clothes.
We couldn't send them back like that.
1:20:40
Like what?
1:20:42
Why not?
1:20:44
They were covered in red dust.
1:20:46
Filthy and crumpled. Apparently,
his wife and family would've had a fit.
1:20:49
- The Japanese...
- The Japanese what?
1:20:53
And we had to send all his personal
belongings to his wife's hotel.
1:20:57
- That's some of the couriers...
- Already?
1:20:59
- I thought it was coming here.
- It did. It was.
1:21:02
We had to do something with it.
We couldn't just let it sit around.
1:21:05
- So we thought it best...
- Who thought?
1:21:09
Baird, I suppose.
1:21:12
- It had to be done. We didn't know...
- Why didn't anyone tell me?
1:21:17
I was there too, you know.
1:21:19
I was there when it happened.
It happened to me too.
1:21:22
Sandy, I'm sorry. I am so sorry.
I thought you'd like it off your hands.
1:21:26
Didn't anyone think I might like
to have a say, you know?
1:21:29
"The incident," they're calling it.
The incident!
1:21:33
I mean, even the photos,
at least get them back.
1:21:36
I can hardly go and demand
the photos back.
1:21:38
- Why not?
- It's rolls of undeveloped film.
1:21:41
She might not get them developed.
1:21:43
Surely, she's entitled
to a few photographs...
1:21:46
...of the last days
of her husband's life. Christ!
1:21:51
What the hell were you doing
out there anyway?
1:21:57
Look, Sandy.
1:21:59
Whatever happened out there...