Two Men in Town Page #2
Here's the application
and the address of the farm.
Thanks.
Parole officers work for the state,
not for the county or the sheriffs.
- What are we doing here?
- Let's face it.
Garnett did kill one of his deputies.
It'd make him feel better
for him to meet you.
- That was Agati's deputy?
- Yep.
Yep, been re-elected five times.
Welcome.
Bill Agati.
- Emily Smith, pleasure to meet you.
- Nice to see you.
Nice to see you.
Jones.
Why have you been such a stranger?
Sit down, please.
So I understand you're the parole officer
for William Garnett.
I am, sir, that's right.
You've got your hands full
trying to keep tabs on our friend.
So I've been advised.
Good, then, we're on the same page.
He's a loose cannon.
Now, with all due respect, Sheriff,
Garnett was a model prisoner.
Earned his G.E.D. and tutored
You know he converted to Islam.
Yeah, I'm aware of all that.
But for the time being,
I'm more concerned
with earthly matters.
I want to make myself very clear.
Garnett represents a danger
to this community.
And I have a responsibility
to alert the people
that a convicted cop killer
and known drug dealer
is back among them.
You really think that's called for?
Look, we both know
what's in this report.
Now we need to talk about
what's not in it.
No, I really don't think
that'll be necessary, Sheriff.
I know what I have to do.
- Do you?
- Absolutely.
Listen, I appreciate
your concern, Bill, I do.
But I've developed a certain
philosophy over the years
that's proved pretty effective.
And what exactly is that
philosophy, Miss Smith?
Trust.
Without trust, there can
be no chance of reform
for anybody.
Well then,
if you decide you need my help,
don't hesitate to call.
And...
thank you for stopping by.
Thank you, Sheriff.
Look, I know my wife
would love to meet you.
We're going to be having
a celebration for a local hero
just returned from Afghanistan.
Why don't you and Jones come by?
Well, thank you.
Look forward to it.
Okay, then.
Have a wonderful day.
Thank you, Sheriff.
Enjoy the view.
Yah!
Go!
You're a cultured guy now?
Sheriff.
Sharia law?
Jesus didn't do it for you?
So, what do we call you now?
Just chosen a new way of life,
that's all.
Mm.
So, what's your next caper?
Live in peace.
Start a family.
Live in a little house
with a little lawn
and a lawnmower.
Wife, kids, neighbors.
A fairy tale
if I've ever heard one.
Look, I'm on parole, so...
nobody's going to listen to me
if I make a complaint.
But I want to ask you...
could you not harass me?
The world's turned upside down.
Still, it's good to see you showing
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