:56:01
Ella!
:56:03
I would appreciate it
if you would just stop talking.
:56:06
Ella, come on.
:56:17
What's going on?
:56:19
Arrest that man!
:56:20
He's a stalker.
:56:21
Ella, Dad.
Dad, Ella.
:56:22
Hi.
I'm Calum Steppe, her father.
:56:23
What happened?
:56:24
That's what I've been asking.
:56:26
As the night continued
to fall on the dark,
:56:27
heartless streets
around the precinct,
:56:29
the six of us gathered
around the sergeant,
:56:31
and I told our tale.
:56:32
We were desperate to get
into this man's concert
:56:34
because I consider him to be the
greatest poet since Shakespeare.
:56:37
We lost our money,
and we couldn't pay a scalper.
:56:39
Then we tried to crash his party
:56:41
rather than have our dreams
forever denied.
:56:43
When he stormed out of his loft,
:56:44
we followed him to make sure
he didn't come into any harm.
:56:47
I'm having memory flashes.
:56:48
I was passed out
amongst the rubbish.
:56:50
I believe they helped me.
:56:51
I know I should be furious,
but it's too late for fury.
:56:55
I'm just thankful
nothing worse happened.
:56:56
He looks like the dog
in "The Dog Years."
:56:59
He is the dog
in "The Dog Years."
:57:01
He's the dog in "The Dog Years"?
:57:03
My niece loves those books.
:57:05
-You're famous!
-He's not as famous as you.
:57:07
Molly's not gonna believe
I've actually met you.
:57:09
Negus, right?
:57:12
And Calum Steppe, right?
:57:13
Right.
:57:14
We checked your story,
and you're free to go.
:57:17
-Excuse me, Mr. Wolff?
-Mm-hmm.
:57:19
Can I have your autograph?
:57:21
Oh, yeah, sure.
:57:22
Sure.
:57:23
To Sergeant Rose.
:57:27
Stu Wolff.
:57:29
Right, well,
now that that's settled,
:57:31
would anyone like to come
to a party with me?
:57:34
I would.
:57:46
You can't stay mad
at me forever.
:57:48
Forgive me, please?
:57:50
I am in no way ready
to forgive you.
:57:52
This is the party
of the century.
:57:54
Don't you want to enjoy it?
:57:55
I'm not really
in a partying mood.
:57:57
Look, I'm sorry.
:57:59
I really am.
I'm sorry.