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Darling, go and play.

Make some friends.

My love, we're simply overgrown children
running around before we go to sleep.

Antoine Cardot?

Our brothers in New York were clumsy,
Tony.

This is the end of the line.

I'm not a pilot.

I'm just a bookseller.

The court declared it an accident!

We have our own courts. Come on. Be brave.

Don't make me do it here.

You won't be needing that.

AND HOPE TO DIE

Are you a doctor?

No.

Charley is trying to outsmart everybody!

Toboggan is dead!

You hear me?

Toboggan committed suicide!

- Calm down. I'll help you.
- God, no!

My wallet. In my pocket.

Open the envelope.

Take it.

Buy yourself a good time.

Stop!

Come down. Move it.

I didn't take it. He gave it to me.

It's a mistake. I didn't kill him.

- He didn't kill him.
- Save it for later. Come on.

That's better.

- You're not the police.
- What did he say?

- He wants me to choke him.
- Not before Charley sees him.

Rizzio!

Out!

Paul!

Help him!

Let go!

That's up to Charley to decide.

Come on!

Paul? Here.

This place is full of ducks.

I'd love to go duck hunting sometime.

He's a Frenchman.

Yes. Full of ducks.

We got Renner.

- Who's that?
- A witness.

Charley won't like it.

You're not dying.

Ten dollars says I am.

You're on.

- Who is he?
- Somebody about to die.

He can have a cup of joe first.

What happened to Paul?

Hey, she's talking to you!

What happened to Paul?

He got out of a moving car.

You're Charley?

- What does this open?
- My room.

- Which is where?
- Paris.

- Where in Paris?
- Rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs.

Charley knows Paris.

I'm going up to see Paul.

Where's the money?

What money?

Renner gave you an empty wallet?

Who's Renner?

- Let me at him, Charley.
- No.

- He's got our dough.
- Just a little tap.

I said no.

What were you doing in that sphere?

Dreaming I was somewhere else.

Was that Pepper?

- Did the cops follow you?
- We didn't see any. Just heard the sirens.

You! Keep an eye on him.

Ethics question:

Is hitting prisoners allowed?

- Charley already gave you the answer.
- He did?

What did Charley say?

You're pretty cute.

I bet women go for you.

It's not fair.

Where's Charley's money?

- Charley!
- Nice try, Froggy.

Why do you call me Froggy?

It's short for "frog eater".

That's what we call Frenchmen here.

- I said to leave him alone.
- He started it!

I did not.

He used to be a great boxer.

What was it outside?

Pepper shot some game.

I'm hungry.

I like this guy.

My name is Sugar.

Pretty good, right?

I had four husbands
and they all loved to eat.

You still have the fourth?

I don't know.

The last time I saw him, I broke
his left collarbone with a mirror.

No, the right.

Is that why they call you Sugar?

No, because of my pies.

The big oaf is Mattone.

The guy who brought you here is Rizzio.

And you?

Froggy.

When did you arrive in Montreal?

This morning.

Who's after you?

No one.

Come on. Charley told me.

He's never wrong.

The police.

- What for?
- A holdup.

Hardly a reason to come all this way.

I killed a cop.

Charley!

Paul's gun.

Renner's gun.

We should all have guns.

You can have one to commit suicide,
not before.

Tell him, Froggy.

I said I killed a cop

in France, during a holdup.

Him? A holdup?

Liar!

Get rid of this guy.

Charley!

- Go on.
- I was on a freighter.

I was in New York yesterday.
The police spotted me.

Liar!

I caught a train for Montreal…

but the police were waiting for me
here too.

That's a lie!

They even shot at me.

Give me a cigarette.

Take off the handcuffs.

That's all I can do for you, Froggy.

On the other side of the island,
there's a bridge.

Two miles after the bridge,
you'll find the main road.

Good luck.

You mean I can go? Just like that?

You're one of us.

You're a bright boy.

Not him.
He bet me $50 you wouldn't come back.

If somebody explains why he came back,

it's money well spent.

He came back because he likes my pie.

Or because he saw me following him.

I believe what he says.

He needs a hideout.

My dough, Froggy.

My $15,0000.

If you don't know where it is,
it was dumb to come back.

I know where it is.

I put myself in your shoes.

Conclusion?

As long as I keep quiet,
you don't do anything.

I'm too valuable.

You're bluffing.
You don't know a damn thing.

Brand-new $100 bills
in three packs with bank bands.

- There are ways to make you talk!
- Correct!

Try.

Put them back on him.

Back in Michigan, my grandfather…

used to iron his week's pay
with an old flat iron…

filled with hot coals.

My job was to put in the coals.

One thing you forgot, Froggy.

I've got all the time in the world,
and that money isn't going anywhere.

The night will seem longer for you
than for me.

He's staying here?

The ten dollars were his.

That pays for his room.

Where will he sleep? We have no more beds.

Rizzio can get the iron bed from the barn.

- It's a kid's bed!
- For ten dollars, what do you expect?

In Paris,
Charley slept at the Ritz for free!

If the cooking is as good as I think,
it'll be fine.

Know something?

- I like him more and more.
- I don't like him!

And I don't like you.

Haven't for ten years.

Go search the boat.

If the money isn't there,
go across the river and search the car.

If this is a wild goose chase,
he already knows it.

He's laughing at me right now.

Hang in there, kid.

Charley?

It's me. Listen.

I must get the dough back.

To pay for the material.

I got Renner, Charley.

I wasn't afraid.

Paul.

Charley!

Sugar is right. He'll never fit.

I carved them myself.

A collector would pay a fortune for those.

Hear that, Charley?

Rizzio's an artist.

He also paints.

Okay. I'm going.

Slick, Froggy.

First Sugar, then Rizzio.

You work fast.

This room has a beautiful view.

What part of the landscape do you prefer?

There, near the beach.

Okay.

If by tomorrow morning
you haven't given me back my marbles…

that's where we'll dig your grave.

In the famous World's Fair sphere,
a body was discovered.

Julius Renner, 48 years old, security
guard at the Place des Arts theater.

Presumed killer, a thief.

Sadly, violent crime has been on the rise
in the last decade.

It may be gang-related.
The investigation continues.

All clear.

Renner got what he deserved.

Never trust a cop.

An ex-cop.

Same thing.

Instead of pulling the job with us,
he takes off with our dough.

What job?

He asked you a question.

He doesn't need to know.

Then why are you talking?

Listen, Charley.

It's not my fault I didn't find the money.

I searched everywhere.

Pretty good, right?

I think it's pretty good.

Evening, Pepper.

Paul's sister. Pepper. Froggy.

Pepper's not quite civilized.
Don't pay any attention to her.

He'd better pay attention.

She's got a gun.

For hunting.

When she finds out
who hurt her big brother,

we'll see who she hunts.

I'll roast it for dinner tomorrow,
with mushrooms.

He won't die, will he?

Of course not.

He needs a doctor.

You know that's impossible.

We used to have our own doctor!

Times have changed, Pepper.

Who did it?

Renner.

And Renner's dead.

Want to play gin rummy?

Two cents a point.

Want to play with them or with us, Froggy?

Twenty-five dollars for my watch, Rizzio.

It doesn't work.

The French can't do anything right,
except make babies.

I read that in a book once.

You already have a watch.

I'll give you $20, just to haggle.

Twenty dollars and three cigarettes,
just to haggle.

I bet you $20, Charley.

If you can do that, it's all yours.

Let's go.

Froggy must have steady nerves
to pull off that trick.

He could be useful.

I'll deduct it from what you owe me.

You don't like me, Charley.
I'm always the one who gets it.

What did he do?

Nothing! Just a little peek.
We live like monks around here.

Get up!

It's no big deal.

What If he jeopardizes
the whole operation?

I need pros around me. He's a numbskull.

He's a public menace.

And you, shut the damn door!

What do you want?

I've no clothes, nothing.

Gonna give me back my marbles?

No.

Then what does it matter?
You'll be dead within the hour.

I want to die clean.

Paul's things are in the top drawer.

Take whatever fits.

When you stayed at the Ritz for free,
was it during the war?

Froggy is a bright boy!

September 1944.

- What were you in the army?
- A tourist.

- And as a civilian?
- A thief.

I kept the same line of work.

Who's that?

A mare from your country.

Her name was Gelinotte.

She's dead now.

Here. It's never been used.

Soon I'll be living in Paris.

I'll buy all of Gelinotte's offspring
I can find.

- You'll need a lot of money.
- I'll have a lot.

Why Paris?

Because on every day God made
there's a horse race.

Check out the playboy!

We'd better set up a schedule
for the bathroom.

He was in there for ages.

Want some eggs?

A dozen!

I'm hungry!

The question is, how to kill him?

- We get him to talk first?
- Obviously.

Not bad.

Paul!

Paul! Time to come home!

Pepper! Open up!

Paul's dead, Charley. Do you hear me?

Open up.

Nobody comes in, Charley!
Get a priest for my brother!

Hear me, Charley? A priest!

What are you talking about?
Open this door!

I want a Christian burial with a priest!

First Renner, now Paul.

We're off to a good start.

Who will go up to the bedroom?

He will.

Why should I?

We have to dig a hole anyway.

You get to decide who goes in it.

Does she have much ammunition in the room?

An arsenal.

If Pepper wanted to kill you,
you'd already be dead.

Just walk right in.

I want a priest and prayers.

We can't call a priest.

Paul was four years older,
but I always looked after him.

Who looked after you, Pepper?

Charley. He's a kind, wonderful man.

When I was at the orphanage with Paul,

he came to get us
in the middle of the night.

He smuggled me out in a blanket.

Charley took us to New Orleans,
and we had a wonderful life.

My dad, before he died,
was in prison with Charley.

We'll say a prayer, Pepper. I promise.

A real prayer?

Cross my heart.

They're digging near the bench.

They'll have to dig under the trees.

My brother liked to be under the trees.

I want what I was promised.

A prayer and under the trees.

Froggy…

you have until sunset
to give me back my money.

Who'll say the prayer?

Sugar.

A woman can't be a priest.

Mattone then.

I don't know no prayers!

I'm a numbskull.

- Rizzio will say it.
- It's not his religion.

Froggy doesn't count.
He's not from around here.

Then we don't bury my brother.

Charley.

I've forgotten most of it.

It has nothing to do with a burial.

A prayer is a prayer.

Now I lay me down to sleep,
I pray the Lord my soul to keep.

If I die before I wake, I pray the Lord
my soul to take. Good night.

I bet Paul ten dollars he wouldn't die.

Keep it. You did the digging.

If I pay, it's like a real burial.

Spying, are we?

It's a fire engine.

What for?

In case of fire.

I made a rose pie.

What kind of pie?

With rose jelly.

The flower. It's delicious.

Where are the others?

Montreal.

You're my guard?

I even have a rifle.

This place belongs to you, Sugar?

And you belong to Charley?

When he thinks about it.
We've known each other 15 years.

Of those 15, he spent about ten in prison.

I'd see him on visiting days.

Or between jobs,
when he'd come here to hide out.

And me, between divorces.

And now?

Will he take you to Paris with him?

The only way Charley can live is alone.

What about you?

Me? I'm exactly the opposite.

Charley isn't jealous?

Pretty good, right?

We should change your bandage.

- Knockout.
- Yeah.

There's somebody over your head.

What?

I'm psychic.

Mattone, stop goofing around! Let's go.

Let's go. I won't tell on you.

She's psychic!

With the money you'll make,
you'll have dozens like her.

A whole psychic convention.

Charley will kill you.

You said he wasn't jealous.

That's not what I'm talking about.

It wasn't a bullet, but a knife wound.

You don't have to tell Charley.

The rifle!

You scared me!

Not enough.

I knew somebody who let his gun be taken.

He didn't have time to be scared.

The sun's setting, Froggy.

You winning?

No. You take my queen.

You haven't been playing all afternoon.
What were you doing?

Thinking.

Conclusion?

Renner, then Paul. You're two men short.

I can tell you where your dough is.

Now you've a better reason
to hold on to me.

Only take these off!

If you tell me where my money is,
I swear I will.

It's in Paul's coat.

The other day,
when you brought me here in the boat,

I didn't want those bills
found in my pocket,

so I put them in his.

Which coat?

The one he was buried in.

We have to dig him up?

He'll do the shoveling!

You promised. Now take these off.

Pepper found it when she dressed
her brother.

And you didn't do anything?

Perhaps I came to the same conclusion,
Froggy.

Keep talking.

If you let me in
on the job you're planning,

I'd have enough to cut across Canada
to the Pacific and get to Australia.

It's full of kangaroos.
They'll box you something fierce.

Mattone, go do some painting with Rizzio.

Okay, Charley.

Your room in Paris,

you still got it?

I'll bet you for it.

Against what?

I'll tell you what you did this afternoon.

If I'm wrong, you keep the room.

First, you had some rose pie.

I think it stinks, but to each his own.

Then you came up here with Sugar.

I think it stinks,
but she does what she wants.

You're quite a fighter, Froggy.

I went to Australia during the war.

I think it stinks…

but it's your life, not mine.

There's something else, Charley.

Sugar changed my bandage.

It wasn't a bullet that got me,
but a knife.

From a cop?

We fought.

It was my knife.

Why tell me this?

So we're all clear.

Shut the door.

It has six bullets. You fire five.

If the key ring is still hanging,

I put the last bullet in your head.

Is that clear?

Just one left!

You'll miss!

Go ahead. Shoot.

A real pro knows
you always leave an empty chamber.

Rizzio didn't move. He knows.

Doesn't make any difference!
He tried to kill me!

Correct.

Gold star for him.

Besides, he's not a bad shot.

Charley?

Is it "my soul to keep"?

Yeah.

What are you writing?

Charley's prayer.

What for? It's a Christian prayer.

I don't see where it says that.
It just says "Lord".

Any fool knows it means
the Christian Lord.

Any fool can see it's not specified!

You idiot! There's only one God.

Precisely.

So why are you writing it?

Because my God is God.

Ten dollars says he's not.

You're on.

Where's the mustard?

In the kitchen.

Pepper, go get it.

Pepper, I'm talking to you.

Pepper, I'm talking to you.

I'll go.

Stay here. She should go.

She gets her cut just for doing things
like that.

You hear me? Get the mustard!

You see that?

Look what she did!

Twenty-three dollars for imported poplin!

That's enough! Rizzio, get the peroxide.

It's not my fault her brother died.

Take it out on the guy
who pushed him out of the car.

Shut up, Mattone.

- He pushed him out, not me.
- That's a lie!

Someone else can give you first aid.

What did I do to you, Sugar?

Go upstairs, Mattone.

A $23 shirt.

Froggy got some first aid this afternoon.

By the way, what was it?

What was what?

His wound.

Well?

I can't, Charley. I can't.

At this rate…

I won't have anyone left.

Don't drink, Charley.

You never drink before a job.

Maybe things aren't the way
they used to be.

I must be getting old.

I'll do whatever you want.

Have your fun with Froggy.
It doesn't bother me.

But that's all.

You need to tell me if anything turns up
that could send me back inside.

No matter what, I'm not going back there.

And now, I'll have a quiet drink or two.

Just so I can feel like an Eskimo husband.

Who's going to sleep in there?

"Who's going to sleep in there?"

Charley.

- Yeah?
- Maybe we three could pull it off.

Maybe we don't need Froggy.

There are enough maybes
on this job already.

I trust you. Froggy is in.

I'll never sleep in this thing.

It's Rizzio, going downstairs to sleep.

Talk to me.

What do I have to do with Charley?

Charley will tell you.

Tell me what happens afterward.

I don't know.

I know.

Charley will live at the Ritz in Paris,

and he'll be seen at all the racetracks…

with an Italian countess.

Know how he'll name his horses?

He'll name them after us.

What else?

Rizzio will buy a farm in Saskatchewan

and marry a wonderful half-Jewish,
half-Indian girl.

Know how he'll name his kids?

After us.

Pepper will go back to New Orleans.

She'll learn to be a lady

and stop eating with her fingers.

As for Mattone…

he will buy a harem

and end up in a third-rate gym…

coaching some no-talent kid.

And you?

And us?

No?

Come back to bed.

I'm not sleepy.

Watch out, friend.

Watch out.

Tony.

What?

Get dressed. We're going.

- Going where?
- Where nobody can find us.

I know a place across the border.

- Think it over.
- I've thought it over for hours.

Let's go.

Why?

Because I'm scared!

I don't know what you're running from,
but it's not the police.

You talk about dead children
in your sleep.

Your holdup is a lie.

I should tell Charley,
but I don't want him to kill you.

If Charley doesn't kill you, Pepper will.

Here or elsewhere, I'll be killed anyway.

Who by?

Tony, don't get involved.

That's enough, Mattone.

I can explain, Charley.

Just try to open your mouth.

Not one word until we split the take,
understand?

- But—
- Not one more word.

What happened?

Pepper wanted to leave.
I stopped her from taking the boat.

- Who did she shoot at?
- Mattone.

Go inside, Rizzio. You too.
Take the suitcase with you.

But—

If you were hauled in for vagrancy,
you'd have sold us out!

I'll pull off this caper or die trying.

I won't leave anybody behind.
Not even you, Pepper.

You staying or not?

- It's him or me.
- Give her the rifle.

Let's end this once and for all.

Think it's not loaded?

Give her the rifle.

Is it true you killed my brother?

Another gold star, Froggy.

My name isn't Froggy.

It's Tony.

Mine isn't Pepper.

It's Myrna.

- Hello, Charley.
- Hi.

- And the cartridges?
- In the other box.

This is Froggy. He's with us.

This is Mastragos.

Renner's dead.

I saw it on TV.

It's not a problem?

Why should it be?
He already gave me all the blueprints.

For your brother, Pepper.

Where's Paul?

In town.

$15,000.

As agreed.

We also agreed you'd supply a car.

You'll get it.

When?

I'm worried.

Paul's not here.

Renner's dead.

It worries me. I'm also taking a big risk.

Putting in a new lawn? Can I take a look?

You. Help him.

Follow me.

Try it on.

There's still one picture left.
How about all of us together?

Great.

- Is that one yours?
- Yes.

To recognize it.

Everybody hold still!

Not bad.

Let me see that.

It was already exposed.

Who had the camera yesterday?

Not one word!

He took a picture. Weren't you suspicious?

- I like having my picture taken.
- And then?

Then, knockout.

You must have noticed something
about those two men.

Yes.

The one who arrived after him
had a watch on each wrist.

I thought it was impractical.

Unless both watches show the same time,
it's very confusing.

I guess that's about all, Miss…

Isola. It's Italian for "island".

Will my picture be in the paper?

Wait for the others in Montreal.
I'll keep the car.

It's closed.

Can't you read signs?

Do you always greet people
with a rifle when they ask for water?

The tap is over there.

You're more hospitable with others.

The French, for example.

You gave me water.

I'll thank you with a story.

Don't bother.

It's a very interesting story.

Sad, but interesting.

Go away!

Once upon a time, in France,

there were some children
singing by the sea.

Children of our people…

What is it?

The Place des Arts theater.

It's our point of departure.

To go where?

Pretend we're in America.

We attack a giant skyscraper,
and every cop in the city is after us.

You're attacking police headquarters?

Correct!

There. The 18th floor.

- What's to steal up there?
- Something without price.

Could be worth one million dollars
or nothing at all.

But in our case, one million dollars.

Okay. When?

Tonight, Froggy.

The prison, Froggy.

This is your stop.

I bought us two plane tickets
for New Orleans,

noon tomorrow.

Two?

I have my passport and Paul's.

Okay?

Okay.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

- Hi, Lester.
- Hi.

How's MacCarthy?

Nervous. Everybody is nervous.

Except you.

- Where do we make the exchange?
- I'll show you.

Memorize this picture.

Tomorrow morning, if anything
in the landscape looks different,

don't discuss it, don't think, just shoot.

Another problem—

We'll have the sun in our eyes.

They must be damn suspicious
to put the sun in our eyes.

Yeah. The MacCarthy gang is like that.

- So we get there first.
- Correct.

Back in Michigan, my grandfather…

used to say he was born in a tree.

It was always about this time of day.

My grandfather liked his liquor!

Have you figured out
what we're stealing tonight?

No.

A human being. A woman.

She's worth one million dollars
to an Italian gangster

who made a fortune
and calls himself MacCarthy.

He's being held in the Montreal prison.
His trial starts in a week.

The girl is the star witness.

She's being held in a special
police infirmary on the 18th floor.

He met her when she was 13,

but something went screwy in her head.

She's still 13.

She talks and talks
and doesn't know what she's saying.

They call her Toboggan.

Come with me.

Renner talked before he died.

Toboggan is already dead.
That's all I know.

- Conclusion?
- The job's ruined.

I'll break into the 18th floor
and get out.

For nothing?

For one million dollars.

Get the picture?

I'll replace Toboggan with another
and pull the job anyway.

What will Mattone and Rizzio say?

I've got bigger problems.

And MacCarthy,
when he discovers he paid for nothing?

He'll have bigger problems.

You talk better than Renner.

You talk like a real pro.

What are you making?

A passport for Mr. Smith.

Twenty dollars out of your cut.

Correct.

What did the gypsies tell you?

Everything.

Conclusion?

You can imitate Charley all you want,

he'll never take along an amateur.

You won't be much use tonight.

Sugar, let me have my chance.

Why the passport?

To go away.

With me?

Let me have my chance too.

Really?

The gypsies are waiting
to catch you alone.

We won't come back here
with the others afterward.

- Why are we in tuxes?
- We need them to cross the basement.

Does this number
mean you're security guards?

- My picture is in tonight's paper.
- What?

The man who attacked me is here. Box 18.

- Look, Miss…
- Isola.

I have to phone Inspector Barney.

It's my turn.

When it's all over,

tell Froggy to meet me
at Hotel Bonaventure, okay?

Tony won't be there.

He's leaving with me.

I don't believe you.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

He was right there.

- Are you sure?
- Yes.

She was with him.

Come with me, please.

Excuse me?

Come with us, please.

You too, miss.

A present from Renner.

If they block off the streets,
we'll go back the way we came.

Gelinotte.

Toboggan is dead.

She committed suicide.

Toboggan is dead. She committed suicide.

Mama is home alone.
My sister's name is Jacky.

I thought we had more time
before they changed guards.

I don't remember which watch I checked.

They don't show the same time.

Get out of here.

Phone call for you, sir.

Pretty music.

Charley kept his word. Toboggan is out.

Where's Rizzio?

And Toboggan?

Let's go.

It's not my fault.

They tell me to phone, so I phoned.

I'm talking to you.

Go home to your daddy.

I don't have one.

When I was little,
know what my mother used to say?

If you ask again about your daddy,
the gypsies will get you.

- Who?
- The gypsies.

Right. The gypsies.

There's a ring on the back of the doll.

Pull it.

I don't want to go to boarding school!
I don't want to go!

What are you doing?

Teaching her another language.

You want a picture of her too?

I know Rizzio.

He won't talk.

All right.

I know where they are.

Okay. Let's go.

Where are they?

In the back room.

You go first.

Now I lay me down to sleep,

I pray the Lord my soul to keep.

Eli!

Don't make me call you again!
Time to come home.

Good night.

What's the hood for, Charley?

Quit playing around. Take off the hood.

Look! You're rich, Charley.

All the money in the world. See?

I see two bags.

Okay, Pepper.

Go on, tell me.

Psychic.

Time to come home.
Look at the state you're in!

Charley!

- Bang, bang!
- No fair! You're already dead!

The rifle.

Is that him?

Then they were all involved
in last night's raid.

- Where did you get that?
- From her.

The guy we caught and had to shoot,
Rizzio,

he had a watch on each wrist.

Who is he?

Somebody who bet ten dollars on God.

For Rizzio.

Where are the others?

What others?

You do that and I'll scream!

Whoever had this rifle
lost a lot of blood.

I'd even say,
if he doesn't get to a doctor…

No!

You knew him better than I.
Would he have left his rifle behind?

Maybe there's still time
to get him a doctor.

How many were in the theater box?

The other two weren't with them.

- The other two?
- I didn't see them.

Besides, nobody did anything to me.

Why weren't they with them?

I won't say another word.

You promised them a doctor.

Do it.

Fine. We'll take you home now.

It's always the same.

Everyone wants me to sing,

but no one listens.

I'll tell you where they are.

I'll tell you.

I'll tell you.

Drink with me.

Is Sugar coming?

The phone's been cut.

Check outside, Pepper.

What's your name?

Antoine Cardot.

Mine is Charley Ellis.

Somebody's coming to the island.

- By the bridge?
- By the river.

Take a bag. Get out of here, both of you.

No!

Since the age of seven
you've never disobeyed me.

Don't start now.

Get her out of here.

What about you?

Get out!

What's the matter?

I think they're coming from this side too.

Are they there?

Give me my plane ticket.

What?

We can't leave together.

I'll catch up. Meet me at the noon flight.

- No way!
- I can't leave Charley!

I promise I'll be in New Orleans tomorrow.

Cross my heart, Myrna.

Do as I say!

Cross my heart.

Charley!

It's me, Charley.

Pepper's gone.

Back in Michigan,
my grandfather once tamed a rabbit.

A wild rabbit with long ears.

One day he ran away,
and the hunters started shooting at him.

My God!

Hunters came from all over.

Three days.

Three whole days
they chased him through the fields.

Each time, he escaped with a trick.
He ran faster and faster.

In the end, did they catch him?

No.

My grandfather had taught him too well.

Why'd you come back?

To give you back your marbles.

I'll play you for them.

Lots of guests are coming.

Time to open up this joint.

Two marbles each time you hit the sign.