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What is that?

Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Shit.

Oh, Jimmy, why don't you leave her?

We can have a good life together.

We've had this conversation before, Violet.

Meat wagon?

Yep, it's pulled up.

Now, let's see.

Okay, now we can take a statement right now, Mr. Rand.

Or we can do it later down at the station.

Now, if you'd rather do it later down at the station, I'll understand.

No, really, it's okay.

I'm ready now.

All right.

Now, let's see. You own a nightclub, right?

Yeah.

Started with a little hot dog stand downtown, and now I've got the best

nightclub in the city.

Yeah, well, some success story. Too bad you ruined it all by icing your daughter

and your fiancé.

Hey, why don't you just cool your heels for a little while, okay? Take a walk,

smoke or something.

Don't look at me. Get out of here.

Well, I don't really know where to begin.

I guess all my life I've done everything for my daughters.

Violet.

Violet, she was always kind of difficult.

After her father and I divorced, she had a really hard time.

She never really got over it.

Janie, on the other hand, she was always so logical.

She was just a terrific kid.

Violet blamed me.

She always blamed me.

I don't mean to sound like Scarlett O'Hara or anything like that, but...

Listen, after I got divorced, I said, you know what?

I'm never going to depend on a man again.

I went out.

I worked really hard and made a lot of money and made a pretty good investment.

Hi, sweetie.

Hi, Mom.

Another good night, huh?

Oh, yeah.

You know, your sister, she wasn't home. Do you know where she is?

Violet's a big girl, Mom.

She's over 18.

I know, but if I think about mothers, and when you have children, you know

that we always think of you as babies, no matter what.

Well, I wouldn't worry about Violet. She's probably out with one of her

multitudes of boyfriends. She's so popular, isn't she, with the boys?

Please, Mom, don't start.

Janie, you're a beautiful woman, and you certainly compensate for your sister's

lack of social graces.

Well, when I'm ready for a steady boyfriend, you'll be the first to know.

What about that guy, Harold?

He's great.

Harold?

Mom, that new bartender you hired? He's got hairs hanging out of his nose.

Janie!

Where are you going? I thought we'd sit up and talk for a while.

I'm really tired, Mom. I'm going to crash early tonight.

Okay?

Suits me.

Night, Mom.

Night, honey.

We have to be quiet, and I want my mom to hear.

Oh my God.

Mmm.

Oh,

yeah.

Oh,

yeah.

Oh God.

Oh God.

Oh yeah.

that's me

Uh-huh.

This is she.

What?

What? I'll be right down.

You'd better go.

Lucky for you, you were only sitting in the car.

Did you know that boy was going to rob the newsstand?

Of course I did.

What?

I told him to do it.

Did you tell the police?

Oh, of course not. Thank God for that.

It doesn't matter if I did anyway.

You would have gotten me out of it.

You always do.

Why did you have him do it, Violet?

Because I wanted some money.

What do you need money for? What the hell do you need money for?

Don't I always give you what you need? Do I ever ask you where you spend it?

No, never. Here's the deal.

You ask, I give.

That's the way it's always been, and that is the way it will always be.

I don't want your money.

Where are you going, Violet? To bed.

We'll continue this tomorrow morning.

Oh, don't bet on it.

I don't know. It wasn't the first time that Violet had done something so...

so... I don't even have the words for it.

It just seemed like the more that I gave her, the more that she resented me. She

hated me.

I remember when the club started becoming really successful.

I came home and Violet just demanded that I get a maid and a butler.

I finally did, of course.

She treated them like dirt.

They were just playthings to her.

Oh, they never complained.

They never complained.

But I remember one day, one day when I came home.

I want to see that pussy.

Show me that pussy.

Show it to me.

Yeah, sure.

What's dripping out of that pussy like that?

Get another one.

Make it squirt it out.

Let me see it. Spread it out like it's wide open.

Spread it out.

Yeah, let me see all the inside of this.

Shut your tongue.

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Shut your ass right down on the floor.

I have a fucking good time.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, tell me what to do.

You have to put all of this together.

You have to take real well to enjoy this.

Don't you think it's about time you suck his cock?

Look at it.

He's got a raging heart already.

Up on the sink, my friend. Up on the sink?

I took a shower last month.

I don't care.

Keep moving.

Yeah, harder.

Wait, wait.

Good thing it looks to me.

Need to wash his dick off first?

We lost your cherry.

Bob is better.

Now you can put the ice cube in my ass after you kiss me.

Yeah? Mm-hmm.

After you kiss me.

Out of ice cubes.

It's my dime, you know.

Oh, yeah.

Let me see that ass up in the air.

Play with you.

Play with you.

Play with you.

There you go.

There you go.

You know how to do it. Come on.

Mmm, that feels good.

Now, tease me first.

Remember, I'm the one you gave your pleasure to.

I am gone.

That's fine.

Oh, my goodness.

Easy,

heart.

Bye.

Bye.

Get in there.

Spread it open.

Spread it open. I want to see it.

Yeah. What in the fuck is going on here? What do you think you're doing? Get

your clothes and get out.

What's the meaning of this? I'm bored.

You're bored?

Read a book.

Go to a movie.

I'm sick of this house. I want to move.

you grew up in this is where our memories are and what heartwarming

memories they are jesus christ mom how much money are you making now can we

afford to live in a better house like jimmy i'm sick of this dump you have

such modest aspirations uh-huh and that's jimmy

jimmy kane yeah we've been seeing each other on and off for about two years

maybe Okay, now, was it more on or more off?

Somewhere in between.

See, I didn't even know that Jimmy and Violet were seeing each other until

tonight.

Violet moved out a couple of months ago. We'd had a huge row.

Over what?

Some guy she was seeing, Tony Levital.

Tony Levital, the department store baron? Yeah, same one.

I thought he was married, a wife, a couple of kids, the whole nine yards.

I feel so much better.

So, was it as good for you as it was for me?

Sit down, Violet.

You got her pregnant.

What do you plan on doing about it?

Is this true, Violet?

Of course it's true, you son of a bitch.

What are you doing, for fuck's sake? What are you doing messing around with

her?

Sometimes even the straightest trees have crooked roots, Mr. Aaron.

I beg your pardon?

Nothing. I meant nothing by it. Tell me what I have to do to make this all go

away and spare us all a lot of unnecessary embarrassment.

I want money.

For the baby.

Money I have.

Of course, she'll have to come by in the morning to sign the papers.

So, in other words, I guess this is just her buyout. Not in other words. In

precisely those words.

One other thing. You might want to do your daughter a favor.

Like what?

Make her take responsibility for her own actions.

You're always there to bail her out and save the day. You know nothing about my

relationship with my daughter.

I know a lot more than you think.

Funny thing is, it's made me a better parent to my own children.

You know, Violet had some problems in her younger days when her father and I

divorced. It was very hard on her, and she's over that now.

And our relationship is fine. She's fine. Thank you very much.

Geez, Louise, you guys are talking like I'm not even in the room.

I hope this will be satisfactory.

Now you're going to find out what it's like to be a mother.

Not for a long, long time.

Nine months goes by a lot faster than you think, sweetie.

I'm not pregnant.

Why?

So I would have enough money to get away from you.

She left the house, and that was the last I saw of Violet until tonight.

Jimmy had been staying with me for about two weeks.

I closed up the club as usual about two o'clock.

I walked across the street.

You know, I'd like to believe you, Mr. Rand.

I really would.

But something just don't seem right here.

It's the truth.

It's the truth, I swear it.

You know, I don't think you killed Violet and Mr.

Kane. You're not the type, Mr. Rand. Oh, there's a type?

Not really, but there's hunches and intuition.

And I gotta tell you...

next to a cop's gun.

His best friend is his hunches.

Now, there's something that's wrong here. I got a hunch that you didn't do

this, so let's take it from the top.

My mom didn't do this.

What makes you so sure?

I just know she couldn't have.

We know.

Evidence has a way of losing itself from the evidence room.

For instance, that gun can vanish in

a thing just like that before the case even hits the trial.

The gun.

Get dressed.

You're under arrest for murder.

There's gunpowder residue all over her hands.

Mrs. Duran, she's the one that killed him.

Now do you want to tell us what happened?

I don't know.

I'm not sure.

It happened so fast.

I would have been taking money from me.

Lots of money.

For years.

Why?

Because I have a secret mother, okay?

There's a reason I don't have any boyfriends.

Do I have to spell it out for you?

Violet threatened to tell you if I didn't give her money.

I didn't want you to be hurt or upset about my... You always

protected her, no matter what she did.

When I saw her in the room with Jimmy tonight... Come on, Mother.

You would have put Jimmy out the door and accepted any explanation she gave

you.

You loved someone that was incapable of loving you back.

We could have such a wonderful life together.

We have had this conversation before, Violet.

You see?

I was doing you both a favor It's all over now

You don't have to protect her anymore

You can't protect her anymore