:47:04
However, your father's death left debts that even
Mr. Martin's buyout did not completely relief.
:47:12
In fact, there remains pending
litigation on some unsettled debts.
:47:21
Well, it's still my house.
:47:22
Your mother refinanced the
house after your father's death.
:47:27
In fact, we still owe...
:47:30
We? It's my house!
:47:33
We can declare bankruptcy,
we can sell the house.
:47:39
It's my house.
:47:40
Yes, of course,
you grew up there at your home,
:47:43
but it's the bank's house.
:47:45
It's my house.
:47:46
There's no need for a single man to live in
such a large house, Willard. Sell it.
:47:52
Why do I have to pay for
things that my parents did?
:47:55
The money can help you start over.
:47:57
Start over? I'm almost done.
:48:00
Willard, look, you have no choice.
:48:02
If I have choice,
why did you even come here?
:48:05
Why did you even bother telling me?
:48:07
You can't tell people that they
don't have control over their lives
:48:11
that I have no money,
:48:14
no home, and it's not even my fault.
:48:17
Willard, this is not the time nor place.
:48:19
You think about it,
then please you have to contact me.
:48:26
This is the only chance you have
to take control of your own life.
:48:36
Thank you.
:48:48
Socrates