Man in the Dark Page #2
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and do your gardening for you.
I don't know if I can do
anything else.
I was kinda hoping that, later,
I could help you out in the lab, but-
Well, that's daydreaming,
I guess, huh?
Without dreams, men would be
pretty lost in this world.
You can stay here
as long as you care to.
Thanks, Doc.
How much longer
we have to watch him?
What are you kickin' about?
You're sittin' in the sun,
aren't ya?
Last month, you were
poundin' the pavement.
Hey, good lookin'.
[ Man In Car ]
Some friends to see you.
Hey.
Hey! Blake's getting away.
What's this all about?
Are you kiddin', Steve?
Steve?
My name's James Blake.
Well, what do you know?
[ Laughing ]
We also picked up a tail, in
case you guys are interested.
Look, this is no time
to back the car in.
The law's behind us.
Come on, step on it!
Hey, enough's enough.
What's this all about?
We'll tell ya.
[ Tires Screeching ]
[ Tire Blows ]
#[ Radio:
Big Band, Sentimental ]Steve!
Well, somebody's gonna be
awfully embarrassed.
You haven't changed,
Steve.
I don't know who you guys think I am, but
it's a cinch you got your wires crossed.
Steve, is this a gag?
You know something,
I think he's playin' it straight.
Yeah. Tried to be
funny in the car.
Had me in stitches.
A real comic talent.
Look, why don't you call
Dr. Marston at the clinic?
He'll tell you who I am.
Steve, are you joking?
It's Peg.
For you two, isn't this a
little late for introductions?
Ah, maybe he's off his rocker.
Yeah, he's a nut.
A rich nut.
He can't remember anything,
but he will.
When I get through with him, he'll
be able to count from one to 130,000.
We had to take the silent treatment
from you when you were in stir,
but you're not in stir now.
So start remembering
your old friends...
and tell us where
you hid that dough.
Steve, we all took
the same chances, right?
I ask you, isn't it fair
we all have the same cut?
What cut?
What chances?
I never saw you guys
before in my life.
Get outta my way!
No! Lefty! Beat it! Buy
yourself a mink coat.
Grab his arms.
Okay. Come on, Arnie.
Come on, Steve. Don't
make it tough on yourself.
Just tell us where the money is,
and we'll all be friends again.
#[ Continues ]
There never was a time
I couldn't have taken you apart.
You fancied it up with talk.
Well, for a year now,
I've been doin' the talkin'.
And it's worked out
pretty good.
[ Man On Radio ] And now for your
afternoon edition of the news.
Police authorities are investigating
the disappearance of Steven Rawley,
of James Blake.
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