The Wages of Fear Page #2
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A real dope!
Why's he sore at me?
It's only natural.
I used to see a lot
of him.
He's mad now because
I'm with you.
What a jerk.
What's happening
to you?
Don't be afraid.
Ugly customers.
Let's go get a haircut.
I just had one.
Keep me company.
It's Linda's
day off. I...
That changes things.
Sure, sure!
Are you sure?
You're not that
important.
Wait for me, Jo!
Where are you?
I'm going with Jo.
Look what a pretty
dress I made.
It's this one.
Exactly the same,
isn't it?
If you wear it,
you'll spoil it.
I don't care.
Yes or no?
Lend him to me,
Mr. Jo. Please!
Just one day a month.
He's old enough
to decide for himself.
I'm coming.
It's too late now.
Satisfied?
You can beat me.
I feel like doing it.
If we must go out,
then let's get going.
Stop making faces!
What'll I do? My visa
expires in a month.
I don't have the fare.
$100 would save my life.
Please help me out!
I'll pay you back.
My family is honest.
You're a decent
man too.
Beat it, you're a pest.
Thank you very much, sir.
That'll teach you!
Have fun?
Boy, what a wet blanket!
Women are a waste of time.
Have to send it
to the cleaners.
What'll I wear?
I can't go around
like this!
Don't worry.
You'll wear a pair
of Luigi's.
Luigi's old man.
Not bad, eh?
Do you see my museum?
Those are my pin-ups.
Gives you something
to think about.
That's the treasure!
The crown jewels!
Get a load of it.
I haven't seen
one in years.
Pigalle.
My last ticket.
It took me to the train.
And here I am!
That was some ride!
It used to cost a franc.
But it costs $1000
to get back!
Hides have
sure gone up.
Make yourself
right at home!
My pants! I had
to work to buy them.
What's up?
Stop beefing!
You'll get them back.
I'll disinfect them.
You can keep them!
Give them to
anyone you like!
Cut it out!
We're not married!
I'm fed up!
I'm clearing out!
What's up?
Let's go before
I get sore.
That's it, get out!
I won't miss you.
That was telling him!
Wait.
I went for this.
Here comes Luigi.
Really?
I'll go tell
the others.
-This is going to be a mess.
-I see.
-Good evening, Pepito.
-Good evening.
Getting married?
I'm treating the gang.
Drinks are on me, boys.
Two whiskies!
Coming, Mr. Jo!
I ordered first.
Sure.
Lemonade for five?
Lemonade?
We're not broke!
Champagne!
Champagne, sparkling.
-Real champagne, Luigi?
-Of course.
You're rich!
Can I have a taste?
Let's have some
music with it.
He's starting
to annoy me.
-Would you give me the honour?
-With pleasure.
Two for supper!
Two for supper!
Waiter! We're
very hungry!
Coming.
So, what?
The gentleman is served.
What are you waiting for?
I'm warning you!
I don't brawl like
a stevedore.
I'll shoot.
Easy to strut
with that!
Here.
Well, shoot!
I can't that way.
How about this way?
You look pale.
A gun's not enough!
You need guts!
I'm not a murderer!
Now for our whiskey!
I was scared!
That was nothing!
Why'd you have to
give him the gun?
That was just to
add a little spice.
They arrived first. They
said to make us rich.
No! To make us
miserable!
To send our boys
to death.
And yesterday, a
catastrophe happened.
It's not fair. It's
always us who suffer.
It's always us who die.
The foreigners
never die!
They kill your father
and your brother.
And they give
you money!
-They killed my brother!
-And my husband.
Francisco lost a leg!
They paid you.
Practically nothing!
Is it a revolution?
Accident at an oil well.
Been burning all night.
all from here.
The mountain's on fire!
You can see the flames!
-Who's dead?
-No news.
We've a right to know.
There they are!
Drivers wanted.
Good pay.
Apply at the
SOC office.
That's the break
I've been waiting for!
Experienced drivers for
dangerous work are required.
You hear that?
$2,000 a piece.
In a week...
we'll be rich!
We'll remember what a
swell guy Hernandez was.
Cement in your lungs.
There are some
pretty bad spots.
Better quit or you
won't last long.
How long?
A year, six months,
maybe longer.
Maybe less?
What'll I do?
Clear out
immediately.
How can I?
That's the question.
Experienced drivers.
Dangerous work.
Very good wages.
How much do you pay?
$2,000.
You mustnt go!
You'll get killed!
Don't go with him!
You'll all get killed!
If any one
fools around...
I'll grab the first guy I see...
and smash his mug
on a roll bar!
And they're made
of iron!
That makes one.
You drove like a charm.
You were way better!
I told you!
What about me?
Come on.
No, you go on ahead.
Don't worry.
You and I'll manage.
The show's over
now. Come off it!
There's just the two of us.
I want to have it out.
Cut it out! I know you
from way back.
You know I can drive!
You're too old, Jo.
And so am I.
We're played out.
I don't feel old.
One of those guys'll
back out.
We'll see.
You want to bet?
If anyone backs out,
the job's yours.
Okay. It's a deal.
"Dear Mama,
I've found a job.
"If I don't write
for a while...
"don't worry.
Love, Bernardo."
One, two, three, four,
five, six... for the house!
Mud in your eye!
For the millionaires!
-Linda, please.
-Not now.
Let him talk.
It's very important.
Please mail this
in the morning.
Stop crying!
You'll go next time.
Buck up!
You're a man!
You fellows are,
but not me.
Where's Jo?
He's up in his room.
He did his dirty work
and now he's hiding.
You leave and
he stays behind.
One more hour.
Go bawl outside!
An hour can be
a long time.
"Hail Mary, Full of grace...
"The Lord is with you.
Blessed art thou among women.
"Blessed is the fruit
of thy womb, Jesus.
"Mother of God,
pray for us sinners."
Quick, everybody, come! Run!
What's eating you?
He hanged himself!
Who? Jo?
No, the kid, the
Italian, Bernardo.
Mr. O'Brien's first victim.
We sure look classy!
Can't kick off
without a uniform.
Even when they
guillotine you...
they dress you up first.
It's not like him
to be late.
No, not him.
I'll call the hotel.
Wait.
Here he comes.
Hello, boys!
I came to see my pal off.
What's the matter?
Looks like a funeral.
Did you happen
to see Smerloff?
Why hasn't he shown up?
Well, well.
Who saw him last?
He had a drink with us,
and then he left with Jo.
We had things
to talk about.
You think it'll be okay?
What's wrong?
I'm scared.
I'm scared I won't
be good enough.
Don't worry, kid,
I'm with you.
Where's the stuff?
Off to dinner!
Easy! It's bad
for the reflexes.
Heads or tails?
What's the difference!
Aw, there's no reason.
Let's toss.
Tails.
Heads.
I always lose.
What a break!
Let's go!
Wait a minute!
I said wait.
What's the pressure?
If anything goes wrong,
I'm the one who'll get it.
So excuse me!
Climb in, kid.
Every minute
costs dough.
Light up.
The lamps.
The headlights.
The projectors.
If you want
to drive, go ahead!
If not, shut up!
I brought you
something, Jo.
It's for you.
You're crazy!
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