A History of Violence
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:28:00
I hope there won't be
too much more of that.

:28:08
Hey, Dad, they all just
want to interview you...

:28:09
because of what you did.
:28:12
You're a hero, Dad. Ha ha!
:28:15
No, I'm not.
:28:16
I just got lucky--very lucky.
:28:19
This will all blow over...
:28:20
as soon as they find
some other hot story.

:28:22
Yeah. Maybe the Lydons will have
another two-headed cow.

:28:26
You guys
aren't thinking big enough.

:28:27
You could probably do
Larry King Live, Dad.

:28:30
- That would be cool.
- Oh, you stop it. Stop it.

:28:34
Look at this--more reporters.
:28:36
Are they still there?
:28:39
Yeah. Now there's some car
parked across the road.

:28:41
- They're just sitting there.
- Huh.

:28:43
- Does anyone want some tea?
- I'll take some, Mom.

:28:45
Yes, please.
:28:46
Unh. Aw, jeez.
:29:08
Hey, Edie.
:29:10
Hi. How are you?
:29:11
- Did you go to the shop?
- Yes, sir.

:29:13
Hello. Hey, Bill.
:29:15
- Hi, honey.
- Hi, baby. How are you?

:29:18
Oh, I'm all right.
What brings you by?

:29:21
I just wanted to see
how you were doing.

:29:22
Doing good. Business is great.
Just can't keep up.

:29:25
Yeah, it's busy.
:29:27
Oh, look, more reporters. Nice.
:29:31
They don't look like reporters.
:29:35
Grilled cheese is ready.
:29:37
Got fries
and a strawberry shake.

:29:44
Hello. Welcome to Stall's.
:29:46
Would you gentlemen
like some coffee?

:29:48
You're the hero.
:29:52
Uh, I don't know, sir.
I was just--

:29:54
Nah, you're the big hero.
:29:55
You sure took care
of those two bad men.

:29:58
I really don't like
talking about it, sir.


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