:35:01
Anyone I know?
:35:03
Maybe.
:35:05
Let it go.
:35:07
You first.
:35:13
I don't know how I --
:35:17
I don't belong here.
:35:19
Come on --
meant to do this, son.
:35:21
You know more about me
than I do?
:35:24
Hey, this bag knows more
about you than you do, James.
:35:28
It's in you.
:35:31
It's in your blood.
:35:33
Aah!
:35:34
BURKE: Mama Land's crabs
:35:36
from the Circle's fourteenth
in Saigon --
:35:39
best crabs in the world.
:35:40
This place -- second-best.
:35:47
Okay, why don't you
just go ahead?
:35:51
Go ahead and ask me.
:35:55
Did you know him?
:35:58
No.
:36:00
I met him once.
:36:03
Falklands...around '89.
:36:09
What was he --
what was he doing there?
:36:11
Think, son.
I can't tell you specifics.
:36:14
I just can't.
:36:15
I can't even confirm
his mission.
:36:19
I can't.
:36:22
He used to tell me stories.
:36:23
He'd say, uh...
:36:25
when they'd hit one,
the desert would rain oil.
:36:28
That's what he did, James.
He told stories.
:36:31
Yeah.
:36:32
And he lied.
:36:36
That doesn't mean
he didn't love you.
:36:39
What was he, really?
:36:41
What did he do?
:36:44
You gotta come off it, kid.
You really do.
:36:47
Because you keep looking back,
:36:50
you're gonna miss
your whole life.
:36:53
It's a mystery
you cannot solve.
:36:56
Who is --
who is Edward Clayton?
:36:59
Well, among many things,
he was James Clayton's father.