:30:01
Midnite, Jesus...
:30:04
...I thought the thing was authentic.
:30:10
I see now.
:30:11
Your health is bad for other reasons.
How long?
:30:15
A few months, maybe a year.
:30:17
I thought I heard thunder last night.
:30:19
Must have been
Satan's stomach growling.
:30:24
You're the one soul he'd come
up here himself to collect.
:30:27
So I've heard.
:30:30
Well, I am most certain
you did not come here...
:30:32
...for a sympathetic shoulder
to cry on.
:30:38
A demon just attacked me,
right out in the open on Figueroa.
:30:42
They don't like you, John.
:30:44
How many have you
deported back to hell?
:30:46
Not some angry half-breed, Midnite.
A full-fledged demon, here, on our plane.
:30:50
Clearly I do not have to remind you
that is impossible.
:30:53
And yesterday I saw a soldier demon...
:30:55
...trying to chew its way out
through a little girl.
:30:58
Listen, John, demons stay in hell,
angels in heaven...
:31:03
...the great détente
of the original superpowers.
:31:05
Thanks for the history lesson, Midnite.
You've been a tremendous help.
:31:10
Now...
:31:14
...I need to use the chair.
:31:18
John, forgetting the fact that it would
almost certainly kill you...
:31:23
...you know I am neutral.
:31:25
And as long as the balance
is maintained, I take no sides.
:31:29
Before you were a bartender...
:31:33
...you were one witch doctor
against, what, 30 Ashgar?
:31:38
- And I-
- You were Constantine.
:31:41
The John Constantine.
:31:45
Once.
:31:47
This isn't the usual game, I can feel it.
:31:51
Something's coming.
:31:54
Spooky.
:31:56
Balthazar.
:31:58
That expression alone
has made my entire night.