The Iceman Page #3
Can I come in the bed, please?
Secretary
he will ask Congress for funds.
They're coming
back from Vietnam?
Y eah.
Dad?
What?
Sister Marjorie says
it's God's will.
What's God's will?
The people who died in Vietnam.
That doesn't really make sense to me.
Well, you know, honey, there's
just too many people in the world
for God to care about everyone.
So that's why we look
after each other.
Yeah, your mom's right. God's
got nothing to do with it.
There's nothing else on?
They got school, Ritchie.
They got school real early.
Mom's the boss.
Can I stay in here with you?
Not tonight.
Come on. You'll be all right.
Come on, girls.
No more bad dreams.
All right.
All right, goodnight.
Love you.
Love you. Just count
sheep. That's what I do.
I'll try it.
You're the one who wanted to
send them to Catholic school.
I was an altar boy.
Oh, yeah.
Come here.
Hey, Jimmy.
Hey, Josh.
Who's up there?
The Gambino guy, Leo Marks.
Leo?
Yeah.
You know something, Leo?
One of these days I'm not going
to let you in here anymore.
I'm starting to associate
your face with bad news. Salud.
I got where I am by doing
what's right, Roy. Salud.
Oh, yeah?
Is that how it works?
You know, I'm the one
delivering the message.
Not receiving it.
All right, well,
what's the message?
Rosenthal steals
half a mil in cocaine,
then shoots the couriers.
You're being held responsible
by the Cubans for his actions.
How do you figure that? How
the f*** am I responsible?
Starts a war, so now everyone
thinks you're involved.
He was just trying
to help me out, Leo!
Help you out?
Ha!
Then it's your fault you
made him feel sorry for you.
You want to be friends
with the Gambinos,
then be real with me.
I understand you got this
relationship with Rosenthal.
But the couriers he
killed and stole from,
they were linked
to the Callies, Roy.
Nothing gets forgotten.
Leo, you're asking me
to kill Rosenthal?
Why don't you stop asking
questions you know the answers to?
I took the kid
from the streets!
I raised him like he was one of my own.
Then that's your problem.
Kid goes around telling
everybody he's your son
and they hold the...
the father accountable.
They were f***ing
coked out delivery boys!
Who gives a f***? Who
gives a sh*t about them?
But that's not the point.
You understand? They'll come
after you and him no matter what.
Do you f***ing understand that in
your f***ing thick head? Yes! F*** me.
You get what I'm telling
you? Yeah, I get it.
Even people you consider
friends will come after him.
You got that friend, Marty.
What about Marty?
He already started spreading
the word where to find him.
This is one big f***ing
mess we don't need, Roy.
Clean it up.
he's asking Atlantic City price.
Dad, we got to go.
Gambling
is going legal any day.
They're condominiums,
not a casino.
You got to understand,
it's a seller's market.
With the rumors of gambling going legal,
property values are
going through the roof.
T ell them I 'm not going
above 150, all right?
You're changing your tie.
He won't give me the time of day.
I'll have to call you back later.
All right.
Take care.
Hey, I'm going shopping.
Need anything?
More cologne?
What, again?
Yeah.
You got a girlfriend
I don't know about?
No, it's for you, baby. Mom.
Have a great day
at school, sweetie.
All right, bye.
Bye.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Look at that.
Let's go, Bets!
Don't take any crap
from any nuns.
Okay, I won't.
Coming.
Come here.
Bye.
Love you.
Love you.
Love you, too.
All right.
See you after school.
There's no sound on this,
but tell me your name.
Alex.
Alex.
Very nice to meet you, Alex.
I'm Marty.
Very nice.
Ah, look at that.
Bare your soul.
Okay, you like that?
I like that.
No! No!
Yes, he asked
me about Rosenthal,
if I 'd seen him lately
and I said not in a while! That's all.
That's... yes,
that's all.
Of course, yes.
I swear to God. Yes.
As soon as possible.
Thank you, Roy.
He wants to talk to you.
Yeah?
Right.
a soft spot, right?
Guess so.
Hey, what the f***'s going on?
He changed his mind.
No, no, no, no.
Look,
Rosenthal's my best friend.
Not my problem.
Well, do-no! No!
Not-Please don't!
God, please!
God, please!
What, are you praying?
God, please! Please!
You think God will
come down and save you?
All right. I'll give you some time.
Pray to God.
Tell him to come
down and stop me.
Go ahead.
Our Father...
Our Father...
Mm-hm.
All right, then.
All right, all right, all right.
I'm not feeling nothing.
Nothing at all.
Harder.
What? I'm...
This your last chance.
No. No. Don't.
I think God's busy.
Please... please,
I didn't see anything.
I'm not Shannon.
I'm Alex.
She's his girl usually.
I don't know him. L...
Doesn't f***ing matter!
I promise I won't say anything.
Shh. How old are you?
Seventeen.
Get out. Come on.
Come on. Get dressed.
Come on.
Better hurry up.
Come on.
Just get out of here.
Hey, Polack.
What?
Let's take a ride.
Why?
Suit yourself.
What the hell are you up to?
Guess the man didn't
want to take any chances,
putting us both
on the same mark.
Kuklinski, right?
Yeah.
Robert Pronge. Introductions
are long overdue.
- Who's the girl?
- I don't know her.
And you let her go?
I don't kill women or children.
You're going to kill
your reputation.
What are you doing?
She saw my face.
Stop the car.
Stop the car now.
The odds are against you.
You shoot the captain,
the ship goes down.
Stop the f***ing car!
Aw, what the f*** is
the matter with you?
Christ! Are you
f***ing nuts?
Got to keep my reputation.
You owe me a window, Polack.
Yeah, I'll pay you back
someday.
You want to get the f*** out of the way?
Stupid motherf***er.
Vegetables are good for you.
Didn't your mom
ever tell you that?
No.
No? What about leaving
witnesses at a murder scene?
She forget to tell you
that one, too?
I guess she didn't
give me much advice.
She was a kid, Roy.
That's right.
keeping their f***ing mouths shut.
She doesn't even know me.
They got nothing' on me.
Can I do something? No.
Jimmy.
Thing is? I told you
to zip it the f*** up.
I did. I'm getting paranoid, Polack.
And it's all because he
wanted to help me out.
The Gambinos want to hurt me.
The Callies want my
whole f***ing family dead.
The other day, there's a
car that I don't recognize,
it's parked
outside of my house.
Looked Cuban enough,
piece of sh*t car,
dark skin, I think one thing.
So I panic.
Turns out it's a
selling vacuum cleaners
to help pay his way through
college. You get it now?
I'm not going to do a thing
until this is resolved.
For now, you're decommissioned.
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