The Immigrant Page #7
I mean it. I see you around town,
Let's go. Come on,
before they see us.
Quickly.
You stay here.
I'm going to go sign your sister out.
It may take a couple of minuets.
I better keep drinking this opium.
It feels like my jaw is broken.
It's not hanging straight.
The tickets.
You can get on a boat
and go across to Jersey.
And get on a train.
It goes through Pittsburgh,
and goes to California,
And go out there and you'll
start a new life.
You understand?
You don't come?
No, I don't come.
If I go, they'll be looking for
us the rest of our lives,
you and your sister will
never get settled.
You'll wind up dead or in jail.
But what do you do here?
They blame you.
They say you kill him by yourself.
Well, I did. Didn't I?
Yes, I did. And I will confess.
You get everything you need and
you go with that train.
And you get your sister back.
- You did it. You saved her.
- Yes.
I thank you.
Thank me?
For what?
I picked you.
I found out that you were on that boat.
And I knew you were perfect
for me.
When you first got here, I told
that guy to pull you out of the line.
I paid him.
and you didn't have anybody.
And yeah, I fell in love with you, Ewa.
And it couldn't stop me from
using you like I did all the others.
And you hate me. I don't blame
for hating you me.
Until now I never killed
nobody before.
But it don't make a difference.
Because if you could lick my heart
you'd taste nothing but poison.
See, you think there is goodness
in everybody.
But there isn't.
So you go.
And you forget about this place.
And you forget about
those things that I made you do!
Because I took everything
from you!
And I gave nothing!
Nothing.
Because I'm nothing.
Go.
You are not nothing.
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