1:40:00
So, what about it?
So, what about it?
1:40:03
Sometimes a cigar
is just a cigar.
1:40:06
Uh-huh.
1:40:08
Well, l'm a bit surprised
that you would duplicate
1:40:10
such a traumatic event
in your own life in the pages...
1:40:13
ln what? Oh, oh, in a
commercial piece of trash?
1:40:15
l didn't say that.
1:40:16
No, you didn't say that.
1:40:17
Mm-hmm.
1:40:19
No, Dan, l read you
part of your book
1:40:21
to illustrate a point to you.
1:40:22
Book. l'll tell you,
that book... that book...
1:40:24
There are things
in that book, Doc,
1:40:25
that are reaching out
to grab me by the throat.
1:40:28
Why don't you let them?
1:40:32
Why? What?
1:40:36
Let 'em.
1:40:41
Me, l'm in that book,
and l didn't even know it.
1:40:46
Yes.
1:40:55
l didn't kill my mother.
1:40:58
l can't imagine that anyone
would ever suggest that you did.
1:41:05
You know, l... when
l was a... a... boy...
1:41:11
Long ago and far away.
1:41:14
No. Here and now.
1:41:19
l saw my mother
with the greaseball
1:41:21
who worked with my father...
like, a partner...
1:41:29
...in this service station
in the desert
1:41:32
that was never really viable.
1:41:34
Dark and Binney.
1:41:36
Shit, they were screwing,
you know?
1:41:40
The noises,
him on top of her, l guess.
1:41:43
Kiss, bang, bang--
all that stuff.
1:41:47
l don't know.
1:41:48
Maybe she would have
gotten away with it.
1:41:50
Maybe it was just...
1:41:57
My dad was a hard
sort of guy to talk to.