The Bribe Page #5
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- 1949
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could be spent with you
Because Hintten
ain't going to last.
What's the matter?
Aren't I bug biting you?
Don't like to think you took
a dame away from a dying guy?
Is that it?
Keep her out of it!
I got to put this through
any way I can.
I don't like the methods
I got to use,
But I got to use them.
Look...
these are x-Ray pictures
of my feet.
Look. See?
See that little
white spots?
Look. See?
There's a bone.
See that
little white-
Nothing but an operation will do it.
And my feet,
Mr. Rigby,
You can't imagine.
Every time
I put them down.
If I get them fixed,
I'm a new man-
My own man.
No more eating dirt.
No more feeding it
to other people.
I'm sorry
the girl's in it,
But if you feel
that way about her,
Why don't you
talk business?
Oh, Mr. Rigby.
Mr. Rigby.
My x-Ray pictures
of my feet.
They cost me
a lot of money.
I'm sorry.
I don't know
where I get off
Slapping you around.
I know why.
I was getting to you,
And no guy
likes to be got to-
No guy like you,
One of the honor boys.
You think I don't know.
Would you believe it?
I used to be
that way myself.
Go on. Get out
of here, will you?
Go take a walk.
Maybe you'll get around
to seeing it different.
People do.
All you got to do
Is to relax
for a few days,
Stay off of boats.
If you want
to go our way,
You can phone me
at the Buena Vista Hotel.
If I ain't there,
leave a message.
Buena vista hotel.
And that's the way it is
as of now.
Bealer says she's in it.
She could be in it,
all right-
Both ways from the middle.
And you're not so sure
of her now, are you?
Can you just let it ride-
See her take what's coming?
Yeah?
Your telegram ready,
senor?
No. I'll take it down
myself, send it later.
Si, senor.
10 awful good years
she's going to give up-
10 awful good years that could
be spent with you.
You're a cop.
Just two words to consider-
Guilty, innocent-
Nothing in between.
Let him sleep
as long as he can,
And don't use
the medicine
Except in case
of emergency.
Yes, doctor.
Keep him very quiet
until we can move him.
I'll do my best.
Your best, huh?
Just how good is that?
I knocked,
nobody heard,
So I just come in.
I helped myself.
Mind?
Of course not.
Things breaking bad,
huh?
Tug's worse-
Much worse.
I've got to get him
out of Carlota.
The doctor says
he hasn't a chance here.
I've got to
get him out quickly.
You're sure
in trouble...
and a lot of it you
don't even know about yet.
Your husband's
not only sick-
Maybe dying-
He's headed
straight for jail.
Sure.
Rigby's going to
put him there.
What are you
talking about?
I'm giving
you facts-
Cold facts.
Rigby is a cop-
A fed,
A government
investigator.
Didn't know that,
did you-
No more
than you know
That your husband's
in on a little deal
Of swindling
the government?
Don't like hearing that, do you?
What don't you like
about it most-
Knowing that
Hintten's a crook
Or that Rigbys
a cop?
I don't like
any of it,
And I don't
believe you.
There's two things
you got to do.
First, you got to
find enough money
To get Hintten
out of here...
and fast.
Second, you got to keep him out of jail,
Or he's a gone duck.
Rigby's
the answer...
both times.
Your husband's due for
a nice piece of change,
Only not unless he
finishes what he started,
And he can't
do that now.
But if you
come through for us,
He gets his money.
Also, he stays
out of jail.
Now, look...
here's how it works.
As soon as
this storm's over,
We're going to
make a move,
And we don't
want Rigby
Snooping around.
We figure...
you can keep him
from it,
One way or another.
I'll-Ah- Send you a
bottle of something
Later tonight.
It's harmless,
But a few drops
of it in a drink
Will keep Rigbys
mind off everything,
For long enough
anyhow.
Now, maybe you won't
have to use it.
It's just in case
Your big brown eyes
don't work.
Well...you ain't
said yes,
But you ain't said no.
I got a hunch it'll be yes
by the time I check back.
You just remember
a couple of things.
It's your husband's
life
Against a cop's job.
You got a right
to use Rigby.
He's used you.
Think he's been on
the level with you?
Making a play for you
was part of his job.
Sure is hot.
Must be rotten
Laying there sick
in this heat...
waiting to
go to jail...too.
Hintten's a crook.
Crook.
Rigby's a cop.
Cop.
I don't believe it.
I won't believe it.
Rigby.
Elizabeth.
Oh, Rigby.
Now, now,
take it easy.
Take it easy.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry
to be so silly.
Falling apart.
Seems like Im always
doing that.
Listen to me,
Elizabeth.
I came here tonight
to get something straight.
I want to help you,
but you have to be frank.
Can't hold
anything back.
Can't leave
anything unsaid.
Tell me everything about
yourself, about Hintten.
What goes on with him?
What's he doing
those days
He doesn't show up
at Pedros?
You've got to trust me
completely from now on.
Trust you?
We haven't got a chance
unless you do.
And if I do
trust you,
We have
a chance?
I'm not so sure,
Rigby.
I'm sure enough
for both of us.
It-It's everything
or nothing.
Everything
or nothing?
All right, Rigby.
I'll give you
your chance.
Have you anything
to teme?
Anything unsaid?
Well?
Have you?
Everything
or nothing...
begins to look like
nothing, doesn't it?
What's happened?
What's changed you?
I'm the same,
and so are you.
I'm trying to help you.
Nobody can help me.
Not you, not me.
Just...stay away
from me.
Elizabeth.
Please...
leave me alone.
Maybe it's good
advice, at that.
There's just one answer
to the way she acted.
She knows you're a cop,
and she's guilty,
Or that wouldn't
bother her.
That ought to make it easy.
She's got it coming,
hasn't she?
She's guilty.
Guilty.
I'll send you
a bottle of something
Later tonight.
It's harmless,
But a few drops of it
in a drink...
it's your husband's life
Against a cop's job.
Must be rotten lying there
sick in this heat,
Waiting to go
to jail, too.
You got a right
to use Rigby,
A right.
Soon as the storm's over.
It's time, Rigby.
The storm's over.
The boats can go out.
Got to make your move.
Too late to send the wire.
You'll have to telephone
the cops on the mainland.
All you've got to do is relax,
stay off the boat.
If you want to go our way,
You can phone me
at the Buena Vista Hotel.
Get me J.J. Bealer
at the Buena Vista Hotel.
Sorry, senor, my outside
lines all busy.
Call me when you
get him, will you?
Did anybody
see you come up?
Of course not.
My feet may hurt, but they ain't noisy.
Don't close the door.
You want to keep an eye
on what goes with Rigby.
Sure.
Now don't you fuss,
Mr. Carwood.
We're in
real good shape.
Double play at work.
One of them
will crack.
Either Rigby or
the girl is sure to.
Nature's got to take its
course with one of them.
It's lucky for us
the fiesta's beginning.
Everybody will
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