13
Three days earlier
- Mom?
- I am here.
Ma.
You've forgotten.
Are you sure this is the right thing?
It feels its a bit better if we could talk about it..
- Yeah I do.
- We don't have any other option, Clara.
We'll be fine.
If I get off earlier I can pick you up.
- I take the bus.
If I get off ealrier I've a couple of
things to do for Jenny's party.
Don't worry.
Have a good day.
- You too, Mom.
How you doing?
- I don't know.
How are we paying for all this?
We put up the house.
- I knew it.
Because of you I'm still alive.
We decided together.
- What did you all decided together?
To live on the street?
Your mother and I have been paying off the house.
Just to f*** it all.
Next year I'll be a licensed electrician.
So theres no more illegal odd jobs.
It'll be fine.
I never wanted to be a burden.
Don't say that, Dad.
I am leaving.
- So you got what you've been waiting for.
Yeah, I got it.
- What's in?
That's not your concern.
- You can go to hell.
That's exactly where I m going.
And if I make it back, I'm going to make
so much money, you are going to love me pet.
Centerdale Hospital, Delaware.
Your brother would fare better if
the family visited more often.
A year is long time for someone in his condition.
I am the only family Ronald has.
I try to visit as often as I can.
Overall his condition is still borderline.
If he skip his medications even for a day
it could be serious.
Yes, ma'am.
Sign here and here
and I'll have him release.
Your brother is here to get you.
You have to go.
They take care of you over there?
- Yes.
Its a new car?
Yeah. You like it?
- Yeah.
- Lets go.
I got a little kitten.
And he was so cute that I
took him to bed every night.
I want a little lamb.
and I'll take him to bed every night too.
People don't keep sheep inside, Silly.
- I know.
Didnt you hear we dont keep sheep inside ...
and we dont take them to bed with us.
My little lamb has to be all white
with black ears.
Why black ears?
- Then he wont get mixed up with the other sheep.
- I'll be able to recognize him.
- Very clever.
Thanks, Mom.
What's going on man?
Hey wait a minute. What the hell you doing, goddamn it?
What the f*** you doing?
Let me the f*** outta here.
Let me out of here.
- Thank you.
That was his job, theres nothing I can do for him.
Maybe a few days.
Can I get you anything? Coffee maybe?
- I m good no.
No, babe.
Whats this job about, man? Dope?
No, nothing like that.
You need somebody playing crow?
- No.
Just asking for a good word.
Where do you want to go, my place?
- Listen, I m broke.
I m on the street.
Hey, I havent forgotten what you
did for me when I was away.
I set you up for good.
How long exactly will it take?
- One day.
Jesus, you make all that cash in one day?
- If I make it
You made it last time, right?
- That was last time.
If my luck doesn't run out,
you can count on me.
- Vincent, you still live at 135 Kissam Avenue. Talbot, Ohio?
- Yeah
You have a phone number I can reach you at
if I have any further questions?
Sure. 2165550145.
Okay Vincent I think thats about it. Thank you.
Do you recall anything else he could have told you
about this affair?
No. I already told you he never
spoke about.
Even when he was high?
- No.
Did anyone else come into the house
besides the paramedics and the police?
There was an electrician.
He was the one who called 911.
Thank you, Mrs. Harrison.
Did you sleep okayl?
- I feel much better now.
Did you tried that medication?
- No.
The doctor says you're not suppose to skip a dose.
F*** her. Feel much better without them.
Town full of f***ing towels you know.
All that f***.
I know we're going to make.
You're look for a job and nothing else.
- What do you thinkt?
- Youre very handsome.
They are going to love you.
Unshackle his legs.
Hey mister, u in charge here?
U going to tell me what's going on?
How do you feel?
- How do I feel?
I've been in those goddamm box for two and half days man.
Tell me whats going. What do you want from me?
clothes, something fresh.
Where are you all taking me man?
F*** u.
What about his stuff?
- What are you talking about?
Give it to him.
F*** u guys
Mr. Harrison?
- Yes.
Tomorrow at noon, go the PostNet store
at Grand Central.
Wait.
- 200 West 39 Street.
With the key that u found with the
cellphone u'll open box 253.
Inside u'll find another train ticket
with more instructions.
The ticket will be to Macomb.
But you get off one stop before Macomb.
One stop before. Is that clear?
- Yeah.
Ticket, please.
He's getting off at Macomb.
- What time do we arrive?
The train gets at 3:10.
Can I help u guys with anything else?
- No, thank u.
Can I have a glass of water and
a ham sandwich?
Are you Flinck?
- Yeah, get in.
I want to go here.
Do you know it?
- Yeah.
Is it far?
- No, its around the corner.
That is 17.70.
Keep the change.
- Thank you.
Give me your phone.
Go in the car.
Which number is it?
- 13.
Come on.
Stand in the middle of the carpet.
Take off your clothes.
Faster.
Take off the rest.
Get dressed.
You did'nt find it strange to up and load
somebody in the middle of nowhere?
The guy who is paying me is a customer.
So he knows everyone.
- You havent seen anything else unusual?
- No.
I just left him here
and I left.
Follow me.
Have a sit.
What's that?
I can explain, I know ...
- Shut up.
Go get Jack.
You're probably wondering what I'm doing here.
- Quiet.
Mr. Goma.
Is this the young man who is playing tonight?
Yes, that's him.
Very courageous.
Two million.
What's going on?
Who is he?
what do u mean he's the guy you picked up at the train station?
He is not who I was expecting.
Well, he had the number.
- Harrison's dead.
What are you talking about?
- He overdid.
And who the f*** are you?
An electrician.
I was working in his house.
Give me your ID.
Did he tell you about this?
- I over heard him talking.
I knew he was waiting for a letter
and could be a lot of money.
So I took it and
followed the instructions.
You know what this is about?
- No.
No, no idea.
Follow me.
Do you think the cop saw him?
Maybe we should get out now.
If we leave and the cop show up.
Then the others that we think we rat it. We are dead men.
Where you going?
- I should go in and talk to him.
Excuse me, gentlemen.
If the problem, me being here, then
I think I should leave.. I'll leave.
It's too late.
What If I dont want me here?
You have to play now.
Good luck.
Attention. The first round is about to begin.
Attention.
- I am asking the guards to please distribute the bullets.
One bullet to each player.
We are born only once
and we die only once.
You must be philosophical?
You are the descendent from the great Schopenhauer.
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