A Rage in Harlem Page #4
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- 1991
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trusted him in the first place.
You said he had
a woman up here.
Some southern gal.
She's a thief, too.
Oh! Evil, evil woman!
The same detectives
what arrested Jackson...
came back with two more
and arrested her.
Said they wasn't
no regular detectives...
said they was
some special agents.
And they took her trunk
as evidence.
- Oh, yeah? What was in it?
- I don't know.
Whatever it was, it certainly
must have been important...
the way they was carrying on.
Those could be the Mississippi
boys we been looking for.
Yeah! The ones
with the trunk of gold!
Maybe the gal's
trunk was full of her panties.
Gold!
- Maybe it wasn't.
- Maybe it wasn't.
Well, maybe it was,
and maybe it wasn't.
But somebody don't come up
with my $175.95 for my stove...
I'm gonna raise some hell,
you hear me?
- Yes, ma'am.
- Mm-hmm.
- Who's that?
- Oh, that's Jesus.
I know that's Jesus.
I mean the other guy.
That's his mama.
- Jesus!
- God damn!
Thank you, ma'am.
Y'all welcome.
Wake up, my brothers and
sisters, for the time has come!
For we do not wish
amalgamating...
with the pale-skinned nation
of the Europeans.
Blacks should quit bothering
with his religion!
Quit bothering with hot combs
and skin-bleaching!
Man is made of haste,
my brother!
I ask you to let me
show you my portion!
I haven't got time for you
right now, Claude X.
Listen, you just slow down.
I'm gonna tell you something.
You're looking for your woman.
She's nowhere to be found.
I saw her leaving
with some serious black devils.
Now, it may do you well
to seek a brother's help.
You talking about
my stepbrother?
Uh-uh. We ain't been talking
for five years.
Well, you better sta now.
I don't want
to talk to my brother.
I wanna talk to Reverend Gaines.
He'll know what I should do.
If you want to find God,
you talk to a preacher.
If you want to find devils,
you talk to a demon.
These will take
your uncle Inell...
straight to the bosom
of the Lord.
For I have seen heaven open
That'll be $5.00.
I told you...
No, no. There he his.
Oh, my God!
Brother Gabriel's
got your ticket.
I can't believe my own brother's
out here on the street corner...
impersonating a man of God!
What are you think...
Don't call me Sherman in public,
you hear what I'm saying?
That's your Christian name.
Claude X, why you bring
Brothers, brothers.
Goldy, your brother
needs your help.
He has been robbed
of his woman...
and the Prophet says
lower thy wings in kindness...
- to thy tribe of near-kin.
- Tribe, my ass!
Just because...
What's the daily word,
Reverend?
And the Savior said
to his disciples...
said, "He that loveth
his brother more than me...
"is not worthy of me. "
The man is a demon.
- What?
- Run.
- That's not true.
- Run away from him!
- Blind man...
- I don't need no bean pie!
What you need
is a divine message!
Awaken, my people!
The so-called Negroes...
So, what happened, bros?
That gold-digger you met at
the Royale take all your money?
She didn't have
nothing to do with it.
Just 'cause the only kind
of woman you associate with...
is prostitutes and lowlifes-
Put that back!
- Shut up! Shut up!
- Put that back!
Just because you abandoned
me and Mama...
and then broke her head
with all your evil ways...
don't mean that everybody
in the world is just like you!
Come here talking
that holier-than-thou sh*t...
looking for me to help you?
F*** you, man!
You ain't said five decent words
to me in five years...
and now just 'cause
you need something...
That's right! I need you to
help me find my woman, Sherman!
- I need your help!
- Help yourself, man!
Here-here's some tickets
to heaven.
Move your preaching ass!
You want to run me down?
A man of the cloth?
Com flake-eating motherf***er!
Get out of the way!
Help me, Sherman!
You're my brother!
- Forget it!
- We're blood!
- No!
- There's gold.
There's a trunk full of gold.
Gold.
You say there's a trunk
full of gold?
You ain't never gonna change.
No. I ain't never gonna change.
Come here for a second. Sh*t.
And then they put
the money in the stove...
And the stove blew up,
and the marshal ran in...
- and blip blop de blam.
- How you know that?
My very own brother
taken in by the bluff.
But there was a hundred dollars
came outta that stove.
What's the matter with you?
Where's your f***ing brain, huh?
You been drinking
embalming fluid or some sh*t?
You been suckered...
and your gal run off with
the stud that took your money.
She didn't run off.
They took her, Sherman!
She's in trouble, too.
I know. I can feel her.
She's in trouble?
You the one's in trouble...
Mr. Churchgoing Man.
Heh heh. Sh*t,
you just robbed your own boss.
You motherfuckers
got a cigarette?
No, we ain't got
no cigarette.
Listen, I'll help you
get your woman back.
First, we call Kathy,
then we go see Blind.
But I keep the gold,
you understand?
You get the woman,
I get the gold.
Woman, gold. Strictly business.
- Got it?
- Got it.
All right.
You motherfuckers is in my way!
Give me your money...
and don't think
I wouldn't cut you, Reverend!
Have mercy, son.
You lucky I got
my reverend sh*t on...
otherwise I'd blow
your f***ing lips off.
- Get the f*** outta here.
- I'm going!
I can't believe that. Man tried
to stick up a preacher!
So we got a deal, bros?
I just want
to get her back, Sherman.
I don't care nothing
about no gold.
Come with me, chump.
And stop calling me Sherman.
- Where you taking me, Sherman?
- Shh!
Will Kill, what you been doing?
Not a goddamn thing.
- Blind Man here?
- He's back there.
Sh*t.
That's him!
Coming to get it!
Sherman! There are
half-dressed women in here.
You know my stepbrother?
I'm Jackson.
- Really?
- Yeah.
Jackson, uh...
why don't you check out
the crap table?
Go ahead. Good.
Stepbrother?
Yeah. Listen,
I need some information.
It's that Jackson, ain't it?
You're jerking that lame.
Oh, come on, baby.
What you talking about?
What is it?
You got religion, baby?
Huh? Is that what it is?
...do this tonight.
I want you
to stop treating me...
like I got nothing
to say in this.
Look, I haven't got time
to explain everything to you.
Like I said, just trust me.
That's not something
we're used to doing with you.
We? Who's we?
The family! You know,
Oh, get off my back!
You really don't care,
do you? You really don't care!
You didn't even come
to your mama's funeral!
Hey! You don't know what
the f*** you're talking about!
And it ain't none of
your f***ing business...
what I did or didn't do!
What are you gonna do?
Shoot me with your gun next?
Just forget it.
the business deal. All right?
as my brother.
And that goes double for me,
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