All language subtitles for So what (1988)

Oh, my God, protect us now.

It looks like you're getting
more blows to the shoulders and arms.

We see that it is not strong.
with the left.

THE SCREENING OF A SOFT SCREEN

That afternoon, call that Perkins

She kissed the screen on the
2nd lap, counting to 8.

We have reached the end of the sixth round!

Did you pay for the phone?

We need money.
Who's going to give it?

My house is paid for.
Almost

What do you say?
This house is worthless.

- It's good.
- Yes wonderful.

"You promised to find me."
- I told you I'd try.

I'd like to get rid of it.

Why not?
Do you give it to someone?

We would have to move
the office for my car.

There is room for tel.
and the answering machine.

- It's a good house.
"Not for two."

I want to get rid of her.

The connection is paid,
We can receive messages.

We can
receive calls,

And you want to tell me how we're going to do it?
be answered

We have a commitment for tomorrow.

It's just a date.

Already

"You can go, can not you?"
- yea

Well, I'll see
if I hold on tight.

Yes

Remember the money
from Pittsburgh?

- The one who fooled us.
The one who disappeared?

Yes

Last night, Bernie and I
we were having dinner

It's a guy who danced
he fell right beside me.

And the woman.
The Burning Woman.

He gave one for each
corrective of the city.

Like business cards.
Try to sell our pasta.

This is dangerous?

Not
For us.

Tell the boys.

Mr. Hickey
Mr. Boggs?

Hickey

Mr Boggs did not
Does he meet with us?

He's in the office. What can we do
do for you, Mr. Rice?

Let me.
-But if you do not know how to sign.

Do not say nonsense.

Tell

Yes

clear

According.

Warn Monte,
Let's go find the fat one.

OK

Can I call my mother?

clear

It has to be done gently.
I have not seen her in a long time.

Just find it.
It's the only thing you should do.

Discretion

You know what I mean.

Just found
and tell it to you.

Exactly

Jack.
-

I'll take the GTO.
The special

Ride, the keys are
in the rearview mirror.

These things can take a while.

I hope it's not too much.

The money issue remains.

200 per day plus expenses.

I see.
Helping inflation.

It was a joke.

Very good, the service number
who collects my messages

is in one of those
pieces of paper.

Call when you have
something to say

500 dollars
Like a breakthrough.

A test of confidence.

Is it enough?

I think so, Mr. Rice.

Well, "arrived," Mr. Hickey.

Try not to get burned.

- We have work.
- What a joy.

- I hate to bother you.
Well, do not do that.

Do you see this girl?

"What does he teach?"
- It's our job.

Mary Jane Bowen.
-S

Tell me about it.

An individual named Rice
He wants us to meet.

Because?

Yeah, and do not make fun of him.
We have $ 500 to account for.

Do you think money
makes me crazy?

Farrow, Shaw ...
Who is this last one?

Burning
I think he's Hispanic.

When she saw Rice
last will?

3 weeks ago

I'm going to see Farrow.
and you're looking for Shaw.

They were friends, but Rice already
he does not want to know anything about them.

"He only wants Mary Jane."
- It's your money.

And a part
it will be for us

In case you speak
with any of these guys,

Rice does not want
His name is mentioned.

How's Nyona?

What Nyona

Whatever it is, I do not want
I do not care what he does.

The blinds are down
He has not gotten up yet.

Men are all the same.

Who is that?

I could start
saying "hello"

Hi!

How's that
the civil servant?

I'm in a hurry.
Who is that?

I think his name is Farrow.

"What were you doing here?"
Following the trail for a girl.

It was a clue.

Looking at the doorbell,
I thought that Mr. Farrow

I lived in apartment 1338 A.

So, making use of m
special capacity of deduction,

I went up the stairs toward
the apartment 1338 A.

No jokes

Note to mechanic:
delete last remark from Hickey

and my review.
Get to the point.

There is something?

It's been a long time since
I do not see Mary Jane, years.

They went out with some brothers
called Burning.

Mary Jane's boyfriend
I went to the purse for money for theft.

Go item. We'll go tomorrow.
to see the other Mr. Burning.

- yea
OK.

"What about Farrow?"
- He ate pvora.

-He is dead?
- yea

Are you going to tell me something about it?

Looking at the bell, I deduced that Farrow
I lived in apartment 1338 A.

What happened?

They carried a face.

- The robbery?
- Does not appear.

As soon as I opened it
the door, they liquidated it.

-Who has the report?
- He's in his office.

Shaw writes the statement
of Hickey, the one he found.

I was in the Hollen section.

Hello!

There is no grace at all,
damn it!

How timely!
Give me a towel

Come on, get out of here.
Wait in another room.

I almost had a heart attack.
Everything you do is very funny.

- It was just a way to ...
- Wait in another room.

Do you feel better?

What you want?

I want to see you.

- For the first time in 3 weeks.
- I've been working.

On what?

Come on dear
Easy, you want it?

I do not like it, you will.
as if you were still living in this house.

- Alive.
"Not anymore."

Now you live somewhere else.

You kicked me out.
I had to find another site.

With all the drunks
of the city.

You will be very happy
the 2 in that place.

I'm tired of this.
I can not take it anymore.

Do you want me to leave?

Yes

OK

I'll give you another chance.

Not tonight
I have it free, you understand?

Ahmadre the drama.

A woman named Fine Sopp.

Although he has been
inactive lately.

A man named Bledsoe.
That's a good possibility.

I heard that he came in
in negotiations with this person,

that woman.

They must have
Be very careful with it.

- We have.
-And all that?

Not many people
on the west coast

able to do
transactions.

How much is it really about that?

In any case, these are
those who deal in currency,

or buy it in this area.

We have four cats.
Chandler's gonna kill me.

I could call these people.
for you and suggest

who refuse to enter
in relations with this woman.

Do you want to disconnect?

And he did not hear
by Mary Jane Bowen?

No, not now.
I'm sorry.

But if I do ...
Lost

If I can be of any help ...

We've already entertained you
Well, sir ...

Good evening, Mr. Rice.

Thank you for your sincerity.

Lie.
I know.

For now this does not matter.

Take care of it.
Now tonight.

- No, no.
"If you're lost, tell me."

- I have to report.
Here it is.

HERE, see?

A key is nothing more than
a key until something opens.

I have to take it to me
a traffic test.

I'll give it back to you.
this afternoon or tomorrow.

If there was a misunderstanding,
and I hope this is it

It is my responsibility to clarify it.

A less amateur for the sport.

She is a good woman, she is a
A little confusing, that's all.

When you left the apartment,
Would you mind telling us?

I would like to take a look
just in case.

We have too
work to do

Yes, all right.

Do not forget
to return the key.

I need some more sugar.

Something new?

No, the Florister is closed.

Give me a puppy with pepper.

Two.
- Three.

That there are four
and two coca tails.

I found this where Farrow.

And so too.

Wow!!

Sorry to have to return them.

Yes
Let's call Rice first.

I've already done it.
Cancel the service this morning.

I paid the bill and it did not stop
another number, so let's eat.

"Averiado".

"Did you hear the names?"
- Not.

Hickey?

We can not do
everything for you

"How did you get in?"
Walking.

The apt is sealed.

Stop messing around
and thank you.

"We would have found it.
Yes, a month from now.

- We're giving you a hand.
"Okay, you touched me.

Check this out.
Let's move.

OK

- Do it right, people.
- Av healthy if something shows up.

"Did you make a copy of the note?"
It's in my pocket.

Papadakis is going
ahead in this.

Fuck me giving those guys nothing.

Yes, but if we do not,
Leave us without a license.

Only
We're looking for Mary Jane.

I know, but still ...

You have a visit

-What you want?
"Is it Burning?"

The same.

We are private detectives
Mr. Burning.

That means they are not cops.

We are looking for Mary Jane Bowen.

We're just looking for it.
Nothing happens

I did not see her
for 5 years.

I only sell flowers.

We do not have Mary Jane,
nor customer.

This is what you copied
of Farrow's note?

There are three names
and directions back.

It looks like they are planning something.

Let's look at these signs.

Tell us where you are?

Wait

The apartment is rented to a
such as Mary Florida or Florera.

They have not seen for a few days.
Fourth floor, in the background.

"You used your persuasion."
"Yes, and fifty dollars."

The cops came in this afternoon.
There is nobody.

Go back

Yes

You've invested your money well.

If someone shows up,
let us know

I hope so.
With fifty dollars.

"There are not many clothes.
"I would not have money."

S ?

Yes thanks.

They are here.
There are three types.

Hey, be careful!

God damn it.

Frank, do you want to come already?

My God.

"In reference to your request
of identification with respect

for thousand dollar bills, with the
serial numbers L41405982 C

mentioned above was not
recovered from theft

to the City Bank
15-10-71 ".

Good Morning.
- Hello, Pir, bro.

There is something?
- A certified cane.

Not precisely.

Rice gave us a ballot,
It left us untouched.

Could have
found Mary Jane.

Do not say that.

I think he's scared.

- I like your style.
-What else can we do?

Listen, I'm going.
to see the florist again.

Take care of Rice, to see
if you can find it

Are you going to put it on?

Al.

You already killed

in the United States?

Because I know what you're thinking.
but I know these people

better than you.

They are bullies, nothing more.

No questions, no time
ask or talk.

The police are more predictable.

If you use a revolver, you must be
ready to kill.

I tell you it's better to run.

You finished?

You mean to him?
Papadakis last night?

Good ...

I like your style.

Did you find Papadakis?

Tell him to come back.
No, it's something important.

Bob, hand it out.

Bring Al Hickey and Frank Boggs.

No, it's not a prison.

What the hell is happening?

2 people dead,
6 more in Pittsburgh.

Every time something happens,
you two are in the middle.

- I want to know everything.
"You're going to stay afghan.

I'll let you know
do not go through the branches.

Who goes by the branches?
We brought the money.

-What did you do there?
"Investigating a little."

"We have a license, do not we?"
- Yes for now.

What do you need?

-What about the florist?
"It was a rice field.

2 tracks,
2 dead men

We live through difficult times.

There is a lot of social unrest.
Did you find the rice?

- Not yet.
Wonderful

"What's the matter with Pittsburgh?"
- Last winter.

At the Federal Reserve Bank.
3 dead guards

3 dead assailants
the driver escaped with the money.

Big accounts.
Almost four hundred thousand.

They slashed the driver.

They did not find the money.
nor his companion.

"What was her name?"
- We do not know.

Is reward offered?

Twenty five thousands.

I want to review this.
From above.

If you need us ...

She can not
get rid of the dough.

The tickets
They are very large.

Do not worry about it.
Tomorrow we will go to the game.

Farrow was an intermediary.

She was trying to release
this mass under pressure.

I said that tomorrow we will go
the party. Report and enjoy.

-What does it match?
- sheep and falcons.

Your rugby

I am for the sheep.

"Was not everything sold?"
- He is.

We have to look
for Mary Jane Bowen,

he is not a rugby player.
That's twenty-five thousand dollars.

How much do you want to bet?

For the sheep?

May Mary Jane
is in the game.

I thought he would let himself be seen.
Go with success.

Give me the envelope.

Farrow had the same writing.

"Ram-Falcons
More 1 "

- In these seats.
One more what?

The person they expected.

More days?

Madana?

The entrance is the key.

Game time,
these seats, one more day.

Yes well.

Tell

Not God. I do not want
I speak, I want to sleep.

Did you work at a party?
You could have taken me.

Of course, everything we have to do
We can do this in the field.

Give it to me again.

It only takes two people
in a transaction.

Three is dangerous.
Why a third?

-What is it?
Anything.

- It says "Edith."
- It changed in number.

You saw her again.

I stopped paying you the pension
and is without white. Need help.

What happened to the friend?
the big house?

Whatever,
This happened yesterday.

He was still there the night before.

Maybe I've found a bigger one.

A guy with
a bigger house.

Not

He tried to go back to his old
work, then he ech.

- I wonder why?
- It's all right.

Is it the only pot?
OK

And do not miss it.

What?

My house was very small.
"I know, you told me.

Eh!

It's yours, Hickey!

How are you supposed to?
Let's explain this?

For the sheep?

For the cops.

I'll think of something.

Thank you sir.
Good sound.

We got one.

Did they get the girl?

She did not show up.

It was an enclosure.
The intermediate was charged,

so we do not know with
Who was negotiating?

I do not want him to run away.
Save this

Very well.

It's dirty
but there is no alternative.

Belongs to us

The first piece was ours.

If I did not cling to the principles,
I could not believe anything.

clear

Boggs saw the note together
for tel. of Farrow.

We thought he could
being Mary Jane,

that had been
quoted with Farrow

Why did not you notify us?

It was just a guess.

How they discovered
the bad guys?

They forced Burning.

What is it?

Do you know
and we did not!

You call the stadium.
there is a shooting

a man dies, has colds
Everywhere in Los Angeles!

And you are
in the front row!

And what else?
You used us

- You know it.
"You accuse us?"

I'll let you know that I'm going
make blood from sweat.

Have you heard of it?

Yes, we have all.

If they find out about the hotel,
we are ready.

Yes

We have to find
That fox before them.

Shoe seller,
kitchen tar ...

There is a lot of work
for ambitious young people.

"You laugh."
- Not.

Let me see the note, I want to
Check the other two names.

Come on

Billy Bledsoe, Elena Could
and a Mr. Leroy.

The
Only names.

Let's look at the phone book.

We have to find
That fox

So when you're older
You will know many things.

Besides, what will you do?
the day the boys

to go back to school?

No, I do not need a secretary.

But if ever
I need this, you will.

My name is Boggs.

I wish you could see Mrs. Could.
Elena could.

I want to talk about Farrow.
and Mary Jane Bowen.

Would you mind waiting, please?

No, that's what you have for it.
who put a tooth down.

Everybody knows it.
More teeth, more mass.

You can take it off with a wire
or with pliers.

There is no need, my dear.

I love you too but
It costs me more to say that, you know.

Tell Mom to call me.

Yeah, it looks good.

OK dear.

Adi s.

Tell

Over here, please.

Boggs?

What is that name, brother?

- Irish.
- Irish coffee?

- More or less.
- It's all right.

Lester, bring chairs.

Sit down

Come on, get comfortable.

What can I do for you?

- I'll tell you.
Head to the corner.

OK
Ready?

Now

- The girl wants to negotiate.
-When?

Tonight.

Alert the troop.

You take it very quietly.

Yes
There is something?

I did not find Bledsoe.

So I went to see
for Mr. could.

What did he tell you?

No children, widow ...

It is in the north,
trying to recover Alcatraz.

That costs a lot of money.

Keep Mr. Leroy
and a house full of people.

What he does?

And where are you going?
for those happy people?

In La Brea,
between Watts and Belair.

Leroy: bald, wears glasses
from the sun to be at home.

-S
-S

A heavyweight
Superstar of the ghetto.

- So ...
- Then nothing.

Farrow made a decoration
or something like that for Mrs. Could.

Nobody heard about Mary Jane.
We are fine.

We have nothing.

No customer,
without suspects, without clues.

There are no clues, nothing.

That you do not know
Who called?

-Who?
-Mary Jane

He wants to see us tonight.

She says she's scared.
and wants to leave.

If we help her, we could
get the reward

- Damn if ...
- Exactly.

Of course he lies.
"How did you know our number?"

You can only say for Rice,
so he already found it.

In fact, it's still psychologically
white in their behavior.

And for that, my leader,
our leader

keep saying one
and once again this black power

can not be jealous
of white power.

He must be fed up with it.
I have to be ...

Remember, the fourth car will be
Behind door 32.

At the beginning of the eighth inning.

In the back seat.

Yes, she will be there.
On the dot, as they say.

Exactly

It's tense.

All your contacts have been
away by those stupid.

They are not idiots.

She will have to negotiate
in our price. Tonight.

I told you I'd do it.
This bitch is desperate.

The desperate foxes
They are dangerous, brother.

Go to work?
I'll send Phillippe.

Disguised

We're done.

Eh

It's her.

Come on!

Hi!
Mary Jane?

Be careful

Close the door!

Close the door, you idiot!

Five hundred cars here
Bastard patches give to mine.

Well, an eye for an eye.

- Go with Mary Jane.
-What?

I need a revolver
bigger I do not give one.

What are we going to say this time?

This time we need
a lawyer.

That bitch threw us.

S ?

Wait a minute!
What are you talking?

From Starsky and Hutch.

They only organized in the stadium
of the Dodgers. Another dead.

We have the money
but not the girl.

The thugs escaped.

And what excuse do they give?

They say the girl called them.

She said she would not appear
if he warned us

I want them to make dust.

Conc For cover-up evidence
and criminal behavior!

Mach lime bones for both!

I'm going to call Sacramento
Report them!

They will take the license,
I'll tear them to pieces, lock them!

Do they have any proof?
so can I help them?

From what I have heard,
It got ugly.

- Do the test.
"Can I get this?"

How much do you have to pay him?

They got you with
hands in the dough.

Move some topics.
He does not have a walking stick?

I'm lawyer.
He's not a wizard.

"We will have judgment."
"Unless the charges are dropped."

I do not know.

What?

It's time to leave.

Leave what?

There is nothing to do
in this profession, Frank.

He is right.

A private investigator
It's not what it used to be.

With the latest
Sacramento two years ago,

You are no more than
process the meat.

It leads to nothing.

Of course, he drives
Four hundred of the great.

Well, we have to
Find that bitch.

They are putting you
against the wall.

Yes, this is called
"a strong offensive."

What are you going to do?

I'll have to counterattack
and move on.

I'll see you after work.

Are you coming?

I will wait for you

Yes, all right.

Things are getting better.

And you call them soldiers!
You call them soldiers!

They failed!

Two cars for fucking shit!
They failed!

Eliminated by two disabled people.
Tell me, how is this possible?

Show me!

What is it?
Stupidity? coward a?

Why the hell are you coming here?

For the music.

I Think
They drank their beer.

Let's buy a car for you.

I'll buy you a car
if you forget the house.

"It was a good house."
- was.

Is still.

At least I do not know
He fell off a cliff.

Where are the papers?
be able to collect insurance?

It's late, they have expired.

Expired
Frank, Frank.

listen

Everyone in this city
he wants to break up with us.

We can not go worse.

Frank, do not you understand?

We go out in every newspaper.
They're going to bury us.

One way or another.

Yes it is here.

Edith is here.

Will go up immediately
and then we will.

Was not she kicked out of here?

Someone owed him a favor.

Are you tough?

Thank you Frank!

Bear you

Where are we going?
Where are we going?

To the street.

Mary Jane does not
He'll call again.

Why would he do that?

The bosses and us
we press.

He does not want to be around.
if any of us die.

I sacrificed two middlemen.

This means that he had found
Someone to sell.

The one in prison.
I'll go tomorrow morning.

"You're still without a car."
- I'll find something.

What are you going to do?

I'll start with the beach house.

- The last robbery.
- That is.

Are you alright?

-What is it?
- It's a bullet.

I carry.

S ?

Listen, the bad guys came in.
In my house They destroyed it.

They also go to yours.

They were not looking for anything.
Bad business

They destroyed
just to get revenge.

They are here.

Fucking fans.
In the middle of the night.

Came.

He says he wants to go home.

I think it's true.

But I also think that we
You owe a lot of interests.

I think he owes us a bonus.

We have to move forward in
the agreement with Rice and the black man.

What are you doing here?

She is dead.

And you know.

I do not want to see you
here again.

You suck!

Two years ago,
You're rotten Dead!

I do not want to see your face ever!
Never!

- Come in, come in.
- Come on.

It's missing!

-Everything is ready?
- yea

Well, I do not want to
that there are more flaws.

According.

Are you alright?

Well, I was in jail.
Burning came under the word.

Before yesterday a woman
He went to look for him.

Firm:
Mary Florida Burning.

Wife
Bingo

I got his address.
for the employee.

So let's go
Get up.

Get up.

I know you want the bad guys.

We're going to find the woman.
They will not be far.

Damn, they're not coming here.

This is an occasion.

Our occasion.

Okay, you left.
Great

Sit down and turn around.

You chose a good place.

At least here
we will not get dry.

Bob.

Put me a drink, please.
I'm going to accompany my friend.

Ah, Frank.

They're going to bury us.

Just because you can not
get out of your head

for that stupid
and pitiful bitch.

And you're the one who says that.

You can stay here
because I go for them.

If you want, you can stay
I'm sitting forever.

But you can not make her come back.

Al,

The only thing you can do is

try to outdo yourself.

try it

I gotta go now
and I'll take them

Tell me where you are.

Tell me where you are
or I'll kill you.

I will do this.

Do not get depressed, because
you will not get anything.

It is very difficult to take a

four hundred thousand dollars
from prison.

You did very well.

You still have Mary Jane.

Must be the devil of a woman.

I killed Farrow because
He wanted too much chop.

Represent the show
Until you leave.

He's the devil of a woman.

They will sue you, but there is no evidence.
They do not want to get dirty.

Then maybe you're going home.

There are things that could
be much worse.

Mr. Rice,
Greet Mr. Boggs.

Mr. Rice

Mr. Leroy
Greet Mr. Hickey.

Then he fell off the cliff.

A feather

My partner has
a bargain for you.

Magnificent house,
great neighborhood.

Chosen.

Just do what
Mr. Hickey tells you.

We'll do everything like
It was planned, okay?

"Are you all right, Mr. Leroy?"
- According.

-Why is this place?
- We used to come here.

All right, get out and get ready.

Let them know how to
if all was well.

Take the bag.

Nobody came.

Who cares?

Thank you

There is no necessity

It still does not lead to anything.

Your record here
has been good, Dennis.

- Shouldn't have any trouble.
- Let's hope, Mr. Azenauer.

As you know, I'll be
your case officer.

Here's the phone number where
you'll check in with me every week.

- Understand that?
- Yes, sir.

It'll help if you also look on me
as your friend, Dennis.

I'll do my best, Mr. Azenauer.

Psychologists say
you're a bright guy.

Your best should be good enough.

Now, you know
where you report for your job?

Yes. It's typed very neatly, sir.

Lowell Lumber and Supply.

What do they know about me?

The truth, Dennis.

They know you got in a jam
when you were younger.

You've been taken care of for a while,
and now you're okay again. Period.

This isn't a prison.

No one's gonna treat you
like you've been in one. Understand?

Sounds good, sir.

It'll be what you
make it, Dennis-

You and no one else.

Well, good luck.
Any questions?

No, sir.

Although, I must tell you,
Mr. Azenauer-

A lumber yard does seem
like a slight waste of my talents.

Is that so?

Yes, sir.

I've been taking a secret course
in interplanetary navigation.

I had hoped to be appointed
to the first Venus rocket.

- Cut that out, Dennis.
- I was kidding, sir.

These fantasies of yours
can be dangerous.

- Now you lay off that stuff.
- Yes, sir.

Well, I better not miss
my bus to the lumber yard.

You'll be hearing from me.

Dennis.

Believe me, Dennis,
you're going out...

into a very real
and very tough world.

It's got no place at all
for fantasies.

Forward, ha!
Hup, two, hup.

Here, kitty, kitty, kitty.

- Morning, Mr. Bronson.
- Hello, Dennis.

Mrs. Bronson?

- Hi, Mrs. B.
- Good morning, Dennis.

Uh, do me a favor, will ya?
Drop this off for processing?

- Oh, sure.
- Thanks.

Oh, uh, better leave it in your own name,
if you won't mind.

- Why?
- Thanks, Mrs. Bronson.

- Dennis, aren't you having any breakfast?
- That's okay.

I had a couple of high-energy biscuits.
See ya!

About time, Pitt.

Yes. Yes, sir.

Yes, sir.

- All right, Pitt, what happened?
- I don't know, sir.

- All of a sudden it just went crazy.
- "All of a sudden," huh?

That's-That's certainly
how it seemed, sir.

Of course, as I don't have to tell you,
I didn't actually see it...

because I was concentrating
on my scope.

L-Look here, Mr. Munsch,
you don't doubt me, do you?

Oh, no, Pitt.
I don't doubt you.

I just wish I could prove
what I don't doubt about you.

I'd- I'd-

"Lascivious carriage".

That's an interesting phrase.

- Never heard it.
- Says here troopers arrested a fella, 43...

and a girl, 39...

for lascivious carriage.

Means they were doing
things to each other.

Oh, boy. Let's see.

Ah. Fall Road. It figures.

- Why?
- You must be new in town, kiddo.

- Fairly.
- Fall Road-

That's back in the woods.

You go down Lane to where
there's some, uh, birch trees.

You arrive at make-out alley.

Oh. In other words,
a well-known local meeting place.

- Oh.
- Clandestine.

Clan who?

One of those troopers was a rookie.

Imagine-A 25-year-old cop
arresting a 43-year-old man...

for something he'd give his right arm
to be doing himself.

Yeah. I bet before
they made the pinch...

they spent 20 minutes watching.

Hi.

- Anyone got change for a quarter?
- Sure.

Say-You aren't playing hooky
from school, are you?

With the grades you need
for college these days...

you must be insane.

Merci.

Don't say a word. Act perfectly natural.
We're under surveillance.

Rendezvous tonight.
Bring this object.

Spring Street Movie House, 8:00 p.m.,
seventh row, balcony, left side.

Got that? Make your phone call.
Don't look after me.

What?

You've been
of greater service than you know.

Thank you. Good-bye.

I said good night, didn't I?

- Oh!
- You're a reckless kid.

Hey-What's this all about?

- Who are you?
- My name is Dennis Pitt.

- That's already more than you should know.
- What was in that bottle?

Tetra acetic-
Satisfied?

All right, all right.

I suppose I owe you some
sort of explanation. It's wrong.

It's against every rule in the book,
but I had to use you.

- It was the only way out of that jam.
- What jam?

Now that you're in this-

God, it's so utterly crazy
it just might work.

What might work?

We can't talk here.
Get your car.

Go on.

Okay.

- Your full name?
- Sue Ann Stepanek.

- Is that Russian?
- Polish.

Why aren't you writing this down?

Memory is part of our
training program.

- All right, Sue Ann, where do you live?
- 14 Fresh Air Lane.

- Age?
- Eighteen.

- College?
- Yes.

I'm disappointed, Sue Ann.

You were observed drilling with
a certain patriotic high school outfit.

- Oh, that.
- I agree with you. It's juvenile.

However, it led us to believe
that you were reliable and truthful.

Well, I'm a senior at Chubb High.
Almost 18.

That's better.
The truth never hurts.

- Why did you lie to me?
- Well, I-

- I didn't want to seem too young.
- Foolish child.

If you read the papers, you'd know we have
used younger. What does your father do?

Oh, he's dead- Killed in Korea.

- That's rough. I'm sorry.
- Well, that's life.

Wrong, Sue Ann. It is death.

We never confuse the two in my business.
Tell me about your mother now.

Ah, yes. Well, she's a typist
in a law firm.

- Mm-hmm.
- But she's really kind of a problem, Dennis.

- Good.
- What?

The way you used my name-
It sounded quite natural.

- We have an obvious rapport.
- Oh.

- Now this problem with you mother-
- Oh, yeah.

Well, she never lets me
go out or anything.

Oh, I see.

That sounds stupid, doesn't it?

No, it's not uncommon in E.M. cases.

"Employment of Minors". We have
techniques to get around that.

No kidding.
What kind of-

Techniques.

Next right. Turn.

Pull over there
and cut your headlights.

You know, this is a funny place
for this kind of talk.

- Why?
- The kids call this "Make-out valley".

I know that.
That's why I chose it.

It's a perfect cover-

Like my routine job
at the Sausenfeld plant...

- which covers my real mission here.
- Oh. What's that?

Sorry. That's classified.

Dennis, you know, there's something
I ought to tell you about my mother.

I think she's mixed up with someone.

- A man?
- Well, sure. She's not queer.

But he- But he could be subversive.

I think you watch
too much TV, Sue Ann.

Well, couldn't you
check him out with those-

You know, those techniques of yours?

Okay.

We'll check this character out
tomorrow night, if he's around.

Oh, he'll be around.

I'm glad I met you, Dennis.

Be careful. Emotions can be
fatal in things like this.

Well, in things like what?

You know, you still haven't told me
what you're doing here.

I can only tell you...

that a certain alien group...

plans to introduce
a diabolical substance...

into the entire northeastern
water supply.

They have chosen
the Sausenfeld Chemical Plant...

as their infiltration point.

If they-

Someone's coming.
Pretend we're lovers.

- Mmm! Mmm! Wait!
- Shh.

Dennis, the gear shift.
Mmm, mmm.

All right.
It's okay to get up now.

Whenever someone's coming,
it's an old trick to do that.

- I'll bet.
- No, I mean really.

One agent escaped death
because of that.

Well, I'll have to be going now.

Yes. Myself as well.

We may have been seen.

Better I return to my place
cross-country.

Wait five minutes
before you drive out.

- Okay.
- Instructions-

Our standard meeting place:
the hot dog stand, noon.

If unable to comply:
Same, 24 hours later.

- No phone contact. Got that?
- Hot dog stand, noon.

Looks so innocent.

What a damn deceptive world.

Are you a secret agent?

Good night...

Sue Ann Stepanek.

- Dennis?
- Mmm?

- I dropped your film off for you.
- Thanks, Mrs. Bronson.

There's another one
there on the bureau.

You might-
You might ask them to rush that.

Oh, uh, you got
a phone call this afternoon.

- What?
- Some man asking if you stayed here.

- Who?
- Uh, it was some foreign-sounding name.

- Azenauer?
- Yes, I think that was it.

Oh.

What did you tell him?

Why, I told him you were at work.
What would I tell him?

It's a bad game.
They never warn you there's no way out.

I hope they burn him.

Why? The accused person
could be innocent-

What we term a victim
of circumstance.

Are you kiddin'? He murdered
the broad, then he stole her car.

Her girlfriend saw him go.
It says so.

Of course it says so,
but study the girlfriend.

- What about her?
- She looks too innocent.

Could be a case of entrapment.

- Hello. Haven't we met?
- I think we did somewhere.

Oh, too bad. I'd love to chat,
but I have no time.

So long.

- Hi.
- Hi. Where's the kid?

- Movies.
- Thank God for the movies.

I've got some bourbon.

Your mother's quite a handsome woman.

I thought the idea
was to check out him.

I tell you frankly, Sue Ann...

this man does not visit your mother
for any subversive reasons.

But how do you know
till you check him out?

Okay. We'll get his picture.

- It has to be a profile, though.
- Profile? Why?

To show the ears.
They never change.

Many a man has been unmasked
because of his ears...

even after extensive plastic surgery.

Well, I didn't know that.

Luckily for us, not many people do.

All right, instructions:

Dash under cover to the car
and start the engine.

- I'll be there right after the explosion.
- Explosion?

You ask too many questions, Sue Ann.

It's a habit you're
gonna have to break.

Hey! Hey! Who is that? Hey!

Photo will be checked tomorrow.
It was a stupid risk.

- Move out.
- Okay.

It spreads
from the factory waste pipes...

into the lakes,
into the reservoirs-

Silent. Deadly.

You're crazy. It's just a stupid lake.

I mean, don't agents
ever do anything exciting?

You poor kid.

It's that old
post-operational let-down.

I'll give you something to fix that.

- Are they drugs?
- They're not addictive.

They're government issue.
They're called A.C.T.'s. Go ahead, take one.

Are they like sniffing glue?

Oh, boy. Sometimes you seem
very, very young, Sue Ann.

Maybe you won't make a P.A.C.-N.S.

What's a P.A.C.-N.S.?

I'll explain that term
after you take a couple.

Well, you take it first.

Okay.

Okay.

Mmm.

How long is it gonna take?

Not long.
You'll know.

I wonder what my mother
and that man are doing now.

You know, when he came out,
he was barefoot.

- I have no idea.
- I bet they were getting ready.

Uh, Sue Ann, P.A.C.-N.S...

stands for "Plausible Agentry
Contact, Non-Salaried".

- You could qualify. - You know, when
grown-ups do it, it's kind of dirty.

That's 'cause there's
no one to punish them.

Uh, Sue Ann, I'll check all this
with my cutout from Springfield.

He'll be coming here to Winslow soon.
His name is Azenauer.

Don't be surprised if he
orders a change in my status.

Sue Ann, all this is very important.

Are you listening?

The moon is acting very funny.

Sue Ann.

Sue Ann.

Shazam.

Mmm.

Oh, I feel good, Dennis.

I feel ripe.
Getting ready to bust.

Winslow contacts you,
what shall I do?

- What should you do?
- Uh-huh.

Well, uh, what do you think?

- I don't think.
- Well-

Guess.

Make out?

More.

Sleep together?

No sleeping.

Yeah, help me.

- Sue Ann.
- Mmm.

That was good.

Yeah.

Hey, Dennis, when do we
do something exciting?

Soon.

The pressures are closing in.

I feel them everywhere.

Don't you?

I feel empty.

Pitt. Wake up.

There's a guy here to see you.
Name is Azenauer.

Morton Azenauer.
Mean anything to you?

Mmm. Probably some hack gumshoe
from the Bureau of Licenses.

- Oh, yeah?
- Yes.

I once did some
unlicensed tree surgery.

I foolishly performed
an abortion on a peach tree.

Get movin', wise guy.
You're on company time.

- Hello. We meet again.
- Hello, Dennis.

I'd like a last cigarette.

I decline a blindfold.

- You haven't changed much, Dennis.
- Who does?

- I had a hell of a time finding you.
- Good.

Come on. Let's walk around
somewhere we can talk.

That's where the chemical waste
is discharged.

- Oh, yeah?
- Over 70 million gallons a year.

I've traced all the stream patterns.

By next spring there may not be an
"unmonstrous" fish as far south as New York.

Aw, it's a necessary evil.

Yeah, I've heard that.

Dennis, I'm here to talk about you.

You broke your probation.

It's over a year
you didn't check in.

Well, I'm trying to be...
self-reliant, Mr. Azenauer.

You're accountable to the state.

You knew you weren't to change
address without permission.

What are you gonna do?

Drag me back to the barred
windows and the witch doctors?

I guess I should, Dennis.

Only it might not be
such a cozy place this time.

I'm not going back, Mr. Azenauer.

Believe me, I'm not.

Mr. Azenauer...

would you think it possible
if I told you...

I'm in love?

It's possible.

Well, I am, Mr. Azenauer.

I have the love
of a clean, true girl.

She needs me.
I lend meaning to her life.

In case you doubt
her character, I'll add...

that she carries the state flag
for the Chubb High School drill team.

You have a bad way
of gilding the lily, Dennis.

Just when I wanna
believe you, I'm afraid.

You're afraid I'll run away?

I'll blow up cities? I'll rape and burn
and destroy property...

- and get arrested for lascivious carriage?
- Now look-

You're afraid that I can take care
of myself and don't need your services.

You're afraid that in spite of you,
in spite of your doctors...

- I'll rehabilitate myself.
- Dennis, for God's sakes.

I've got 50 more cases
than I know what to do with.

- Good. Then leave me alone.
- These are laws. Laws must be abided.

Give me two weeks-
Two weeks to keep my nose clean, okay?

- Dennis!
- We're talking about my life, Mr. Azenauer.

We're talking about
my one and only life.

Okay, Dennis.

It's my neck if I'm wrong,
but I won't take you in...

on condition
that you hold your job-

that you phone in to me
every single day, you understand?

- Yes.
- You can mail me your payroll stubs too...

- just to be sure.
- Good idea. Thanks.

Aw, don't thank me.
I'm probably being a fool.

So long for now, Dennis.

Mr. Azenauer?

Really, thanks.

Okay.

- You're through, Pitt.
- What do you mean?

You finish Friday and then
find yourself another job. And lots of luck.

- You mean I'm fired?
- That's a good word for it.

A chemical plant is no place
for a convicted arsonist...

and you're even lucky
I'm letting you finish out the week.

Well, I don't understand.

Why did he tell you that?
I was 15 years old when that happened.

So what? I'm meant to cry?

Thanks, old buddy,
for getting me fired.

What are you talking about?
Why were you fired?

Why do you think?

Because of what you told
your pal Munsch.

Good Lord. He promised me
he wouldn't fire you.

- I guess it was a necessary evil, huh?
- That's rotten.

- What's his number? I'll call him back.
- No need, sir.

I'm right this moment applying
for a better position elsewhere.

My chances are excellent.

I'm glad to hear that.
Have 'em call me.

Uh, where are you applying?

It's called Silver Mills.
Here in Winslow.

Dennis, be honest
with 'em, won't you?

I mean, tell 'em about your record.

You may not believe it,
but it's always much the best way.

You've been fired?

Sue Ann, if you'll remember, I told you
there might be a change of status.

- It's part of the plan.
- But why were you fired?

Happens often.
Agents are deliberately discredited...

to help them carry out
their missions.

This sounds fishy to me, Dennis.
Like that man-

He looked like he was
giving you a chewing.

Okay.

See this?

Yeah. That's your work card.

Yes, among other things it is.

Now read it...

through this.

"Pitt. C.I.A., 3704-"

- The C.I.A.? Oh, God!
- Ruthless devils.

- They don't care who they use.
- What do you mean?

It's not their fault.
They didn't make this world either.

I mean, you've been
approved, Sue Ann.

My orders have come through-
Raid Sausenfeld.

And since it's too late to send in
a new man now, you and me are the team.

- Oh, wow! Brief me.
- Where'll you be at 5:00?

- Uh, drill practice.
- I'll pick you up right after.

I'll need your help
to contact Azenauer.

- Hello.
- "Good afternoon.

"This is Miss Stepanek,
Mr. Barge's secretary...

- at Silver Mills in Winslow".
- Yes, Miss Stepanek?

"I'm calling you in connection
with our hiring Mr. Dennis Pitt.

Oh, yes.
He mentioned that.

"Yes, my supervisor
asked me to call you, Mr. Azenauer.

His name is Barges".

"Mr. Pitt told us
that he was on probation...

"and we would like a letter
to the effect...

- "that Mr. Pitt-
- Is or isn't trustworthy.

"is or isn't trustworthy.

Frankly, his frankness
impressed us quite a lot".

Okay, I'll send that.
What's the address?

- What's the address?
- 14 Fresh Air Lane, Winslow.

- 14 Fresh Air Lane, Winslow.
- "Mr. Barges...

- That's my address.
- 14 Fresh Air Lane, Winslow".

- Never mind. Hang up.
- Oh, thank you, sir.

He's sending it
to Mr. Barges at my address.

Of course. You're my drop.
We'll intercept it.

Briefing at 8:00 p.m.
tonight, my place.

Trailer in front of Bronson's Garage.
Approach from the rear.

- Don't let yourself be seen.
- Oh, wow. This is really exciting.

More than you know, Sue Ann.
When he said he'd send the letter-

That was the code signal
I've been waiting for.

It means we make our raid tonight.

Oh, wow!
Your place tonight.

A phone call for you, Dennis.

Some girl.

Hi. It's me.

I can't get out tonight.

What do you-What do you mean,
you can't get out?

I'm a prisoner, Dennis.
The old hag even took my car keys.

But, Sue Ann, tonight-

Well, you know
what there is tonight.

I told you Mom was a problem.
Now maybe you'll believe me.

Oh, well, this isn't happening.
I must be dreaming this.

Didn't you say you had techniques
for dealing with hang-ups like this?

Yes-Yes, I have techniques.

I'm just no longer sure you're
worth using them on, Sue Ann.

Well, I'm sad
you feel that way, Dennis.

See, I remember at the lake.

Yeah.

She might be listening in.
I better go now.

Dream of me, huh?

Some agent.
You were really scared.

Dennis, I wouldn't
blame you a bit...

if you were just furious
about last night.

I would as soon forget
about last night.

I got through to my people.

Operation's rescheduled
for tonight, same timetable.

- See ya, Pete.
- Dennis.

Listen.

- Before we go out again, you have
to meet my mother. - What?

- Yes.
- What do you think we're planning here?

- Some kind of a Girl Scout outing?
- Dennis, you've got to.

It's the only way. Now listen.
I worked it all out peachy.

I told her that you were related...

to one of her very best friends.

It's a good likeness, isn't it?

Of Margaret St. Ange.

Sue Ann did say she was your aunt,
didn't she?

Oh! Well, well, well.

She sure did,
but, uh-

But, uh, pardon me for preferring
to look at you, Mrs. Stepanek.

Oh, my.

My.

I thought chivalry was dead.

I don't know about that,
but it's surely plain...

where Sue Ann gets her good looks.

Oh, stop.

We're very different, actually.

Except that Sue Ann is stubborn...

but of course she knows
that I'm even more stubborn.

Oh, boy.
Fasten your seat belts.

- Don't whine, Sue Ann.
- Mother.

Oh, Sue Ann, I'm sure Mr. Pitt doesn't
like to see you acting like a brat.

Uh, if we're gonna get
to the movies on time, I guess-

Your parents live
in Winslow, Dennis?

No, my folks died in a car crash
when I was two.

Oh. How terrible.

Yes. Uh, of course,
I don't remember it much.

Strange that Margaret
never mentioned that tragedy.

Oh-

Uh, act-Actually, the St. Anges...

are close friends of my aunt.

They used to...
live together.

You didn't tell me
quite right, did you?

Well, what's the difference?

In Holyoke, wasn't it?

No, ma'am.
That was in Westfield-

where they worked.

- Really?
- What's the difference?

Who cares about
all that family crud?

Oh, that's too bad.

- Mr. Pitt is gonna have to go to
the movies by himself. - What?

I told the child the next time she used
an unladylike word like that...

she'd have to go
right upstairs to bed.

- Mother.
- Mr. Pitt is a grown man, dear. He understands.

Excuse me. I'm gonna get
a glass of water in the kitchen.

Ah, you see?
You've embarrassed Mr. Pitt.

Dennis, have I embarrassed you?

- No, I'm thirsty, that's all.
- Well, let's go then.

- You go to your room.
- Make me.

Let's go, Dennis.

I really am very sorry.

I said, let's go, Dennis.

"Mr. Pitt's a grown man, dear.
He understands".

Oh, what crud-
Playing you against me like that.

Yeah.

"Sue Ann, get away.
Play with kids your own age".

Oh, boy.

- What an old bag she is.
- Sue Ann, Sue Ann.

Unwind yourself.

Our mission needs ice-cold nerves.

- Do you know how to use a wrench?
- Sure.

The chute is sectioned
right above us.

Our objective is to loosen the superstructure
supporting section number two.

If we do it right,
the whole works will come down...

on the first load they pipe through
in the morning.

You take the bottom section.
I'll do the top.

Counter-sabotage, huh?

Remember, we're striking a blow
for every decent citizen in this area.

Let's go.

All right, come down.

You heard me, son.
Start climbin'.

And don't try anything.

I got a gun-

I hit him twice.

You see, he started to go down...

and then I bopped him
on the side of the head.

Oh, he sure is bleeding, isn't he?

Yeah.

The C.I.A. does cover
this kind of stuff, doesn't it?

Hmm?

Uh-

- Well?
- Yeah. S-S-Sometimes.

Well-

What should we do?

You're sweating.

You're cool.

What should we do, Dennis?

Well, that-

That depends.

You mean on how he is?

Yeah.

Just...
let me think a minute.

- Does he know you?
- Yeah.

His name is Sam.

I bet with him on a...

baseball game once.

Duck!

He was dead, Dennis.

The chute's right over him, you see?

When it falls down in the morning...

they'll figure that's
what killed him.

God, what a night.

Let's get out of here, huh?

- Let's make out.
- Sue Ann.

- Sue Ann.
- Mmm. Let's make out.

- Wait a second.
- Dennis- Make love to me.

- No-
- Mmm.

Sue Ann, listen.

What's the matter?
Do you need a pill?

Sue Ann-

Okay, buster.
What's your name?

Dennis Pitt.

What was he trying to make
you do, honey? Something bad?

Uh, no.
We were just kidding around.

Look,you don't have
to cover for him.

- How old are you?
- Twenty-one.

Yeah? Let's see your license.

- What kind of a country is this?
Can't two people sit- - Shut up.

When somebody asks you,
that's when you talk.

- Twenty-one, huh?
- You know there's a curfew around here.

Haul tail, buster.
You ride with us.

You lead the way home, honey.

...area of Main Street.

609, accident, east side of town.

Well, I guess they were
just having a good time, Officer.

I mean, they weren't, uh,
actually doing anything, were they?

No, nothing you could
actually call "doing anything".

Well, all's well that ends well,
I always say.

I can't thank you enough, Officers.

Good night, Mrs. Stepanek.

You're one lucky kid, buster.

If I were you, I'd get down on my knees
to this woman.

You were going to the movies, huh?

You dumb little slut.

And as for you-
I talked to Margaret's parents.

They never even heard of you.
Those lucky people.

Well?

What's the matter?

Don't you have any
nice lies all ready?

I'm sorry, ma'am.

You know why I sent
those cops away, don't you?

Sure. It was for Sue Ann's sake.

You are so right,
Mr. Dennis Trash Pitt.

People stink.

I have you copped, the whole town says,
"There's smoke, there's fire. "

Sue Ann must have led you on.
Well, maybe she did. I don't give a damn.

But I'm gonna tell you something,
and I want you to get this straight.

You so much as look
at my girl in the street again...

and I'm gonna have you
put in jail without a key.

I work for
a very respected lawyer...

and he'll take care of you.

I'm not bulling.
Now get out.

If I could just speak
to Sue Ann for one minute.

I said get out.

Good night, Sue Ann.

Why, you tramp!

Funny. Sam hasn't clocked out yet.

Better take a look for him.

The exterior chute collapsed.
Damn thing fell on Sam Joyles.

Killed him.

Yes, sir.

Yes sir, will do.

Toot the whistle.
Boss says shut down.

Yeah, this is Sausenfeld.
Gimme the police.

Bronson's Garage. Yes, he's here.

Well, I'd be glad to, Mr.--

Munsch.

Good-bye.

Uh, Mr. Munsch over at the factory
would like to see you.

Dennis, he said he'd
like to see you right away.

What's the matter, Pitt? You so rich
you can afford to walk out...

without pickin' up
your final paycheck?

- Thanks.
- Pitt!

Funny about that chute collapsing.

It was inspected only last month.

Meinhardt said it'd be
good for another 50 years.

It was also funny about Sam Joyles
being right underneath it.

I'm afraid I can't share your sense
of humor, Mr. Munsch.

- So long.
- Uh, Pitt.

By the way, uh,
one other little thing.

These gents want to talk to ya.

They're detectives.

Mr. Munsch tells us
you're on probation, Pitt.

I believe the offense was arson.

- That's right.
- What did they do to you?

Well, this was, uh, some time ago.

I was confined for a while.

They said I was a-
A disturbed juvenile.

They said?
You mean you weren't?

I didn't think so, sir.

Beg pardon?
Say that again.

- He says he thought he was normal.
- Oh.

Mr. Munsch says that you often say
things that he doesn't understand.

That's entirely possible, sir.

You seem like a smart guy, Pitt.
What's your theory about the gun?

- What gun?
- The watchman's gun.

You see, it hasn't been found.

Okay, what is this? What are
you trying to get me to say?

Aren't you meant to tell me
I can call a lawyer?

Gosh, Pitt!
We're not accusing you of anything.

You know any reason we should
accuse you of anything?

When's the autopsy on Joyles?

- I figure tomorrow.
- You know, it could be very interesting.

Water in the lungs and all that.

But keep in touch, Pitt.
That'll be all for now.

Good luck, Pitt.

Sue Ann, are you crazy?
First rule of the C.I.A.:

"Unless directed otherwise, never revisit
the scene of the sabotage".

- Oh, Mickey Mouse.
- What?

- That's Mickey Mouse!
- Sue Ann, this whole area reeks with cops.

Dennis, why are they dragging
the edge of the river?

- Must be for his gun. The old guy lost it.
- Oh!

Sue Ann, put those glasses down.
They reflect the light.

Dennis, listen.
We had a bad break.

That letter came for Mr. Barges,
and the old hag opened it up...

- and called Azenauer.
- Oh, my God, oh, my God.

- So that's what he's doing up here.
- Yeah. They came and got me...

out of class- asked me
all kinds of stupid questions-

but don't worry,
I didn't tell 'em anything.

Don't worry, huh?
They'll take me back for sure, now.

They'll lock me up.
I'll never get out.

- Your own C.I.A. contacts?
- Sue Ann, you don't understand.

He's still gotta do
his job. W-W-We all do.

He's-He's got to act as a probation
officer, and do what the law says he must.

Anything to do with the C.I.A. is gratuitous.
He'd have to pretend he never heard of it.

- Oh.
- He's gotta do his job, Sue Ann.

That's even one of the reasons
he picked me, because-

I'm an N.P.R.:
"Non-Possible Returnee".

I've got a record.

- All the things in the letter were true?
- What? What? What?

What? Setting fire to your aunt's house,
and burning her up alive?

- Is that true?
- Sue Ann, wait a second.

I didn't know she was in that house.
I swear I didn't.

See, I'd been playing
with some girl next door.

Playing doctor or something.
Her name was Ursula.

And my aunt caught us.

It wasn't bad! It wasn't bad!

And my aunt beat me
with a pile of sticks.

So I took that pile of sticks into the cellar,
and I set fire to them, Sue Ann.

But I thought my aunt was out.

That poor fool. She sneaked back into
the house, after she told me she was going out.

I guess she hoped to catch me committing
lascivious carriage or something, but...

I didn't know it, Sue Ann-
I didn't know she was in the house.

You see, it's-You see-

Crazy. You're all sweaty,
when you were the one...

with the experience
in killing people.

Oh, God. Sue Ann,
you say such crazy things.

- Maybe that's why I love ya.
- Cross your heart?

Cross your heart!

Boy.

What a week.

I met you on Monday.

Fell in love with you on Tuesday.

Wednesday, I was unfaithful.

Thursday, we killed a guy together.

How about that for
a crazy week, Sue Ann?

"Unfaithful Wednesday"?

I was just jokin', Sue Ann.

That was in another country.
Forget it.

I do, no kidding, love you.
I love you.

Why don't we get married, Dennis?

Yeah!

Yeah. Why don't we?

We could be
a husband-and-wife team...

sent all over the world
on special missions.

Take a rocket. Go to the moon, maybe.

Think of making love on a rocket.
I mean, weightless and everything.

What a make out.

Hey, no kidding.
Why don't we?

Because, Sue Ann, by tonight,
Azenauer's gonna have me in jail...

- for busting my probation.
- Oh, not if we run.

Run where?

I love you.

I never made it with
anyone before you, Dennis.

Sue Ann, sweetheart, running away now
is like admitting we killed that watchman.

Yes, but they'll never find us.
I know they won't. They can't catch us!

They'll be watching for me.
Roadblocks everywhere.

Well, that's today.
Not tomorrow.

- W-What do you mean?
- Look, you hide out
in the woods till tomorrow...

and they'll figure that you've already
given them the slip.

Right?

You-You're quite
a planner, Agent Stepanek.

I'll get the money tonight, and then-
Then we'll drive, Dennis.

We'll drive all the way
to the Bay of Mexico.

Oh, Sue Ann. Why didn't
I meet you earlier in my stupid life?

Oh, who cares?
It's happening now.

It happens every time
you touch me, Dennis.

- Do you love me? Don't you want me always?
- Yes.

- Oh, Sue Ann.
- Mm!

It'll look funny
if I'm back late from lunch.

You see, I'm on the honor roll.

- You'll be okay?
- Yes.

If you let anyone catch you,
I'll just kill you, Dennis.

- No, no. I won't.
- I'll pick you up at exactly 10:00 tomorrow.

- Okay.
- Dennis, kiss.

God, how I love you, Sue Ann.

Mm. My Hygiene class.

Oh.

- Sue Ann?
- Yeah?

We-We won't wear bathing suits
in the Bay of Mexico?

What a nut.
Hasta luego, nut.

Peepin' Tom, huh?

Hey!

Going someplace?

You're lucky I'm early.
Where were you going?

Nowhere.

What happened to your face?

You are some character, Dennis.

I'm surprised the C.I.A.
lets you out without a keeper.

Come on. Get in.

Dennis, get in!

Hmm. Now.

I wonder which looks best.
What do you think?

Sue Ann, will you hurry up with that suitcase?
You've spent 20 minutes on it already!

I want to look nice when we check into a motel.

Oh, no.
No, that's Mom!

- What is she doing here?
- What?

- You said she was gone for the weekend.
- I thought she was too.

She must have snuck back
like that aunt of yours did.

What are we gonna do?

Well, I've been thinking about this,
and I've decided...

the best way
for everyone-

you know, for you and me...

for the C.I.A.,
for Mr. Azenauer-

For all of us.

It's the night watchman's.

I took it just in case.

Hey, so what's the sweat?

Why, it's not such
a big deal for somebody...

who's already burned up
his own aunt.

Sue Ann?
Are you still asleep up there?

Quick- Oh, Mother,
uh, uh, what time is it?

- Is it, uh, late?
- You want some breakfast?

Um, yes, how about, uh, pancakes?

Okay, dearie.
It's your figure.

Dennis, wake up!
It's the only way, don't you see?

You've got to!

Do you want to be locked up by that
nasty old Mr. Azenauer again?

- No.
- No.

So shoot her.

They'll never find her.
We'll dump her in the lake.

And then we'll be a million miles away,
in the Bay of Mexico.

She'll be in the kitchen
with her back turned.

It's a potshot.

- Who's that?
- Well, I don't know.

Some sailor from
New London or somewhere.

Did he- Did he make out
with you, Sue Ann?

I don't re- I don't remember. Maybe.

- You said you never did it with anyone but me.
- Well, what's the difference?

Dennis, she's coming up the stairs!

Come on!

Dennis, you know,
she wasn't frightened at all?

She just looked a little surprised.

I feel like we're married now,
don't you, Dennis?

Like really married?

Dennis?

What do people do
as soon as they're married?

Hmm?

- Mm.
- Oh. I don't think I can.

All right. Let's
get rid of her, then.

Now.

Get my car and back it around
to the kitchen door.

Okay.

Mrs. Stepanek's residence.

Sue Ann?
This is Morton Azenauer.

You met me at school with your mother
yesterday. Remember?

Oh-Oh, yes, Mr. Azenauer.

Now, listen, Sue Ann.
For your sake as well as his...

- where's Dennis Pitt? - I don't-
I don't have any idea. Really.

I ju- Listen, I can't talk now.

Well, let me speak to your mother.

She's gone for the day, I'm afraid.

Well, where is she?

Listen, I-I can't talk now.
I've got something on the stove...

and, uh- I just can't talk now.

I'm leaving Bronson's
for the police station.

- Now, if you hear from Pitt-
- Mr. Azenauer, I cannot talk now.

Get it straight, Miss Stepanek.

If you're covering
for that bad apple...

you're in one hell of a jam.

Okay. The coast is clear.
Give me a hand.

Easy.

- Why didn't you open the trunk?
- Wait.

- No, wait. No, okay.
- No!

Well, isn't that stupid!

No, no, no, no.

- What's that?
- You should know.

Looks like-
It looks like chemical from the factory.

Don't you remember?

I don't.
It looks familiar, though.

Dennis Pitt, you really are a case.

Now, instructions.

Throw the gun in deep, and then
wire up Mom with lots of rocks.

- Uh-huh.
- The wire's back here.

Now, throw her in,
drive back here...

and I'll get all the blood cleaned up,
and then we can take off, okay?

- For the Bay of Mexico?
- Of course!

Where else, silly?
Hurry up, now.

Sue Ann, what would happen
if I... wasn't really a C.I.A. agent?

What do you mean, what would happen?

Would you stop loving me?

Dennis, I'm hung up on you. I'll love you
forever no matter what happens.

I've noticed you do have
quite a capacity for loving.

Police Department.

Uh, can I speak to the chief?

- Is this an emergency?
- Yup.

Just one moment.

Frank Hill here.

- Are you the chief of police?
- Yeah.

What do you want?

I... want-
I want to report a murder.

Okay.

- What do you mean, "Okay"?
- Go ahead. What's the story?

- About the murder?
- Yeah.

Well, my name is Dennis Pitt.

And I'm at Kozak's gas station.

- You know where that is?
- Yeah.

Are you the murderer?

- Uh-huh.
- Who'd ya murder?

- Mrs. Stepanek.
- Uh-huh.

Where's the body?

In the trunk.

What are your plans?

- My plans?
- That's right.

My God, you're certainly
gabby, mister.

Hill. Frank Hill.

- Aren't you gonna arrest me?
- Keep talkin', son.

We got plenty of time.

-Just tell me all about it.
- Well--

- Come out of there, with your hands up.
- How did you get here so fast?

Come out of here.
Come on, move! Move!

You're under arrest, punk.
Let's go.

Bastard!

Rotten, dirty, crazy
murdering bastard!

I couldn't talk to you
over the phone...

because he had a pistol at my head.

He'd already killed
your poor mother?

Right in front of my eyes.

It was horrible! It was horrible!

Easy, honey.

You don't have to talk about it now.

Lay off the kid.
Lay off her, huh?

I still can't figure
why he killed the old watchman.

To get the gun, obviously. He'd planned
on killing Mrs. Stepanek from the beginning.

Oh, I was such a fool, Mr. Azenauer.

I let him go on even after
I knew he was crazy.

I- I just- I-

I'm sorry, Sue Ann.

I believed him when
he told me he loved me.

It's almost as if-

I feel a little bit responsible
for Mom's death myself.

But Mom saw through him.

Oh, she tried to warn me too.

I- I guess that's why he figured
he had to get rid of her.

Please, can't you
take him somewhere?

I can't bear him
looking at me like that.

Come on.

Sue Ann! I love you!

Don't you know I love you?

I did love you.!

Here's your Pepsi, sweetheart.

You're all so good to me. Thanks.

Look, Dennis.

I've spent months on this.

Now, at last, they're willing...

to give you a lie detector test,
and you won't take it-

- Why not?
- Mickey Mouse.

You like it here, huh?

You look forward to spending
the rest of your life here?

Well, I've been in worse places.

There are good, strong bars
to keep out the riffraff.

You're a liar, Dennis.
A liar and a fool.

But I simply do not
believe you're a killer.

That's your problem, old pal.

As you said to me
the first day we met...

"The world has no place
at all for... fantasies".

There's some reason behind it. You got
some crazy reason no one understands.

Maybe.

What?

Come on, Dennis.
Tell me.

Don't you see
I'm the only friend you have?

There was some poison once.

But no one recognized it.

In fact, that poison
was even quite pretty-looking.

So the problem was,
what to do about it?

It took me some time
to realize that...

what to do about it was very simple.

Nothing.

- Nothing?
- Correct, Mr. Azenauer.

Because who'd listen to me-
known to be no good?

But if that poison
just stayed there...

getting worse and worse,
like poison always does...

spreading, until even
the blindest man could see...

- until he had to see-
- Go on.

Sorry.

I've learned that...

people only pay attention to what
they discover for themselves.

So long.

If you're ever in Winslow...

see what Sue Ann is up to, will ya?

I'll keep an eye on her, Dennis.

So long.

Uh, pass the sugar, please?

Oh, sure.

- You live around here?
- Uh-huh.

- With your folks, I guess, huh?
- No,just people.

The pop died, and then last year,
my mom was murdered.

Oh, good Lord.

- Sorry.
- It's okay.

Sure was rough
for a while, but-

Yeah, life has to go on, I guess.

Yeah.
Did they get the guy?

Oh, sure. Psychopaths
always get caught.

- They never know when to stop.
- He's a nut, huh?

- Complete!
- Wow.

Now, why do they let types like that
walk around loose, anyway?

But you know, they're hard to tell.

Some of'em act just
as normal as you and me.

And then, all of a sudden-

This one also killed
a watchman over at Sausenfeld.

- He worked there for a while.
- You're kidding!

That's where I work!

Yeah, I kind of figured that.

- I bet you're new in Winslow, too.
- That's right. Yeah.

- New and footloose.
- Yeah.

- How'd you know?
- Well, if I'd seen you before, I-

Well, I'm sure I'd have remembered
if I'd seen you before, that's all.

My name's HarryJackson.

- Sue Ann.
- How about a movie tonight, Sue Ann?

- Oh, I can't.
- Oh, come on!

I'm not dangerous.

No! It's these people
I live with, Harry.

They're just-
They're so awful and square.

They won't let me
go out or anything.

Maybe we can figure a way
to pull the wool over them.

That's interesting.
Maybe we could, you and me.

What's that old saying?
"Where there's a will, there's a way".

- That's the saying.
- How 'bout it?

Well-

I can't promise you anything, Harry.

But you could be very helpful to me.

I'll walk you over the bridge
and we'll talk about it, okay?

Oh, allow me.

Thank you!

Now, about these people I live with.

What we've got
to plan is-