Away from Here Page #6
- Year:
- 2014
- 82 min
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down by McLean Street and I was just
walking along and I suddenly remembered,
and I was just walking along and
I suddenly remembered, and I,
and I suddenly remembered,
and I, I couldn't stop laughing,
and I, I couldn't stop laughing,
I must have looked
I couldn't stop laughing,
I must have looked kind of crazy, but uh,
I must have looked kind of crazy,
but uh, I don't wanna actually even,
kind of crazy, but uh, I don't wanna
actually even, I don't really know if
I don't wanna actually even, I don't
really know if I'm telling this right
I don't really know if I'm telling
this right because I don't really
I'm telling this right because
because I don't really remember it,
but when I was two or three,
remember it, but when I was two or three,
but when I was two or three, like, really
little though, my dad was giving a sermon
like, really little though, my dad was
giving a sermon and somehow I managed
my dad was giving a sermon and somehow
I managed to slip out unnoticed.
slip out unnoticed. Yeah.
to slip out unnoticed.
Yeah. Out of the church.
Yeah. Out of the church.
I don't know.
Out of the church. I don't know.
Finally I wandered into
I don't know. Finally I wandered
into some nice couple's yard.
Finally I wandered into some nice
couple's yard and I started playing at
some nice couple's yard and I started
playing at their swing set, you said?
and I started playing at their swing set,
you said? I had no idea.
their swing set, you said? I had no idea.
I had no idea.
I felt terrible about that. Honey.
Honey. Oh, why?
Honey. Oh, why?
You could have been hurt.
Oh, why? You could have been hurt.
But I, I'm fine.
You could have been hurt.
But I, I'm fine. Now, Dad,
But I, I'm fine.
Now, Dad, it's kinda funny now.
Now, Dad, it's kinda funny now.
A little, maybe.
it's kinda funny now. A little, maybe.
A little baby taking a stroll.
A little, maybe.
A little baby taking a stroll. Sorry.
A little baby taking a stroll.
Sorry. What were you doing.
Sorry. What were you
doing in the city?
N-, nothing.
Why?
Excuse me just one second.
What were you doing in the city?
Nothing, nothing.
Have you seen him?
Dean, what do you
want me to say?
May I say something?
No. Please,
No. Please,
let me say something.
Please, let me say something.
What could you possibly
let me say something.
What could you possibly have to say?
What could you possibly have to say?
I didn't tell you
have to say? I didn't tell you
because I knew you'd leave.
I didn't tell you because
I knew you'd leave. Okay?
because I knew you'd leave.
Okay? I want you to see.
Okay?
I want you to see the person I am now.
I want you to see the person I am now.
Not who I was.
the person I am now.
Not who I was. You disgust me.
Not who I was. You disgust me.
I sat in a cell.
You disgust me.
I sat in a cell for six years
I sat in a cell for six years
thinking the whole time,
for six years thinking the whole time,
"I shouldn't be in here."
thinking the whole time, "I shouldn't
be in here." I was in there with people.
"I shouldn't be in here." I was in there
with people who had done terrible things.
I was in there with people who had done
terrible things. The guy next to me?
who had done terrible things. The guy
next to me? He had killed his parents.
The guy next to me? He had killed
his parents. He shot them first.
He had killed his parents. He shot
them first and then he stabbed them.
He shot them first and then he stabbed
them. They were dead already,
and then he stabbed them. They were dead
already, but he stabbed them anyway,
They were dead already,
but he stabbed them anyway, 18 times.
but he stabbed them anyway, 18 times.
That guy asked to be moved
18 times. That guy asked to be
moved because he was next to me.
That guy asked to be moved because he
was next to me. He didn't wanna be
because he was next to me.
He didn't wanna be next to a rapist.
He didn't wanna be next to a
rapist. I am not that person.
All that I ask is for you to look
at me and see me who I am now.
You know, at times, the idea of
forgiveness, the actual act of forgiving
the idea of forgiveness, the actual
act of forgiving seems so impossible.
the actual act of forgiving seems so
impossible. It's not human nature.
seems so impossible.
It's not human nature. It's not.
It's not human nature. It's not.
And hatred.
And, and these thoughts are intoxicating.
And, and these thoughts are intoxicating.
They take over your spirit
are intoxicating.
They take over your spirit and um,
They take over your spirit and um,
they poison you.
And I'm sure that all of you
at one time or another
at one time or another in your
lives have felt such thoughts.
in your lives have felt such thoughts.
I know I have.
have felt such thoughts.
I know I have. But the man who is able
I know I have.
But the man who is able to forgive...
To err is human, to forgive, divine.
Be merciful.
to forgive, divine. Be merciful.
Just as your Father.
Be merciful.
Just as your Father is merciful.
Just as your Father is merciful.
Forgive
is merciful.
Forgive and you will be forgiven.
[KNOCKING]
Carl wants to see you.
Sit down.
We're waiting for one more.
You wanted to see me? My question to you,
Lily, is when did you know?
When did I know what?
That James was stealing from the tip pool.
That James was stealing from the tip pool.
I don't know anything
from the tip pool.
I don't know anything about that.
I don't know anything about that.
You're not to lie
about that.
You're not to lie for him, Lily.
You're not to lie for him, Lily.
I didn't see anything.
for him, Lily.
I didn't see anything. You know,
I didn't see anything.
You know, I gave you a chance.
You know, I gave you a chance.
Few people get
I gave you a chance.
Few people get second chances.
Few people get second chances.
No one gets thirds.
second chances.
No one gets thirds. I did it.
No one gets thirds.
I did it. I'm sorry.
I did it. I'm sorry.
It was me.
I'm sorry. It was me.
No, wait a second,
It was me.
No, wait a second, this isn't right.
No, wait a second, this isn't right.
this isn't right.
A hundred dollars a week, usually more.
A hundred dollars a week, usually more.
Why are you doing this?
usually more. Why are you doing this?
Because I did it.
Why are you doing this?
Because I did it. Lily, you don't.
Because I did it.
Lily, you don't owe him anything.
Lily, you don't owe him anything.
You're right.
owe him anything. You're right.
I don't owe him sh*t.
Your services
are no longer required.
Jess? It's Dad.
Jessica?
It's Dad. Jessica?
If I were in real trouble
Jessica?
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