Aftershock: Earthquake in New York Page #3
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forged against joshua bingham.
In a few moments, you're going
to go back to that jury room
And I don't know
what's going to happen.
I do know the room is small,
windowless...
Has one door
that will be closed.
Imagine it gets locked
And you're in there
for the rest of your life...
Because we think you might
have done something wrong.
You're talking
about a man's life.
There is no room
for any doubt.
No one truly knows
what happened in that room.
Joshua bingham
is a good and innocent man.
Hey, I was thinking...
I'm not busy today.
Maybe I could stop
and get that pele
video you wanted.
What do you think?
Yeah, sure.
Danny...
Don't be so enthusiastic.
Dad said he'd pick it up
on his way home.
Oh, okay.
Is something wrong
with you and dad?
No, danny.
Your dad and I are
having some tough times
But we still love
each other
And we're just adjusting to
the big move and everything.
What do you mean
by "everything," mom?
Danny!
Don't want
to be late!
Morning, danny.
Mrs. Thorell.
How are things
at home?
Fine, thanks.
And for you?
Fine, thanks.
Man:
You're crazy!
Oh, no.
I'm not crazy.
I'm mad.
What did I ever do
to you?
You lied.
Wait a minute.
I think you're a little
confused, noname.
You're not doing
anything to me
You're doing it
to yourself.
And take that thing off
your head in here!
Yo, I'm telling you
You've got me mixed up
with somebody else.
You're getting all over
my nerves now.
'cause that sure don't
sound like the me I know.
Well, you just keep kidding
yourself, hear?
Wait.
Yo, I'm telling you
you've got this all wrong.
Yes, I got this
all wrong.
You came in here
last week
Begging for a job.
Playing on everybody's
sympathy.
You got me so sucked in
I made a plea for you
to the pastor.
"he's a nice young man,"
I said
"from the neighborhood.
Just trying
to make a little
pocket change."
to remember who the hell I am?
I do. I loaned you $20.
I didn't take no job!
Listen, you asked
for the job.
You got the job.
Now, do the job.
A man is only as
good as his word.
Look, my word is good enough
on the street.
Now hear my word.
If you ever try
to get over on me
In front of my pastor
You will be the
sorriest young man
That ever lived.
Now sweep.
Has the jury reached
a verdict?
Man 1:
We have, your honor.
Judge:
What say you?
Man 1:
We find the defendant,
joshua theo bingham
Not guilty.
( chuckling )
Hi, baby.
Hi, dad.
Nice suit, that's new.
How can you tell?
I can tell.
You are such a creature
of habit.
You get the same thing
every time.
you something else?
Oh, actually,
I don't have time.
How's ballet?
It's fine.
Choreographer's still
picking on me.
And of course you
don't deserve it.
Absolutely not.
Honey, you have talent
and opportunity.
If you don't want
to work at a job
Why don't you work
on dancing?
Yes, sir.
So, the usual?
Oh, I hate
when you say that.
If history serves
You'll have an
incredible story
For why this
is necessary.
You're making fun of me.
No, I'm not.
This is my favorite
part of this whole
ritual of ours.
Now, come on.
I'm waiting.
My apartment building
blew up.
What?!
Yeah, it did.
Gas leak, boom!
Oh, diane, your life is
complete chaos.
I know it must seem
that way
From your ordered
and organized life.
But it's not that crazy.
All right.
Thanks. I'll be staying
at a friend's.
I'll let you know
the number.
Why don't you
stay with us?
Because then
we wouldn't meet
For these lovely
little lunches.
( chuckles )
All right.
Here's cab fare.
If you see your mother,
spare her the details.
She'd only worry.
And take care of yourself.
I promise.
All right, honey.
Bye-bye.
You're my hero.
Love you.
Hey... Hey!
Get in.
Where to?
88th and fifth, please.
Is that a map?
Yes, but no problem.
I know the way.
Big streets, no problem.
( inhales )
( exhales )
New york air never tasted
this good.
They say the best things
in life are free.
Well, all I know is
I wouldn't be here
Without you, miss lincoln.
They believed in you,
joshua.
I don't know what
to do to thank you
And I don't want
this to sound
Out of line
or anything
But could I buy you lunch?
Thanks.
But I have an
appointment already.
A big law firm wants
to offer me a job.
This may be my last case
as a public defender.
Big changes.
Yes.
And the question is,
do I want them?
Are you afraid to get
what you want?
Maybe.
Don't be.
Don't let anything stand
in your way.
If there's something good
out there for you, take it.
What happened to my
mild-mannered accountant?
( sighs )
I just want you to get
everything that you want.
You deserve it.
Thank you.
Take care.
Okay.
Cheers.
Dostrovya.
Hello?
Woman:
Daddy!
Hey, evie.
What a pleasant surprise.
I'm making good
on our agreement.
I only have a minute
But I wanted you to know
I'm taking that meeting.
Congratulations.
How does it feel to be
moving up in the world?
I have to admit,
Mind you, I didn't say
I'm taking the job.
I just want to be sure.
Sir?
Jerry palnick.
Hey, evie, I'm sorry
to cut this short.
I just got another call.
I have to take it.
Can I call you back?
Well, I have to go
on the subway, anyway.
Maybe later?
Okay, sweetheart.
Listen, be yourself
at that meeting.
Tell me all about it later.
Okay.
I'll call you tonight.
Okay.
I'm heading uptown,
do you care to join me?
Lead the way.
( weakly ):
Thanks for coming.
Oh, yeah.
Wish there was something
I could do.
I'm sorry.
It's just... Bad luck.
Yeah.
May I take that
for you, miss?
Thank you.
Except for a slight limp,
my son recovered completely.
Dori's consulted every
specialist in new york
But, uh, there's
nothing more
they can do.
I am sorry.
Don't be.
My son is amazing.
He wanted to be
a soccer player
Play in the olympics.
But he's decided he's
going to be the coach.
Was she driving?
Yes.
She was blind-sided
on the passenger's side.
Guy ran a red.
Was she hurt?
No.
But it hasn't been the same
between us since then.
( electrical crackling )
( loud rumbling )
Hey!
What is this?!
( shrieks )
Let's get out of here!
What's going on?!
What's going on?!
( screaming )
Come!
Get out!
( yelling )
Look out!
( car horn blaring )
( tires screeching )
( ceramic shattering )
( metal screeching )
( people screaming
and shouting )
Do you read me?!
( glass shattering )
Low rider!
Low rider!
( rumbling )
( dori gasping )
Low rider!
Low rider!
Come on!
Where are you going?!
It stopped.
( passengers screaming )
Come on, get up!
Hey! Hey!
Come on!
Get up! Get up, come on!
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