Don't Come Knocking Page #4
MAN :
Fly ball,
way back, to the wall.
And it's gone, a home run.
[SLOT MACHINES WHIRRING
AND RINGING]
[CASSANDRA WILSON'S
"LOST PLAYING]
What'll it be, buddy?
Um...
Let me have a Coke, please.
Hey! Hey!
Are you in the movies?
My friend says
you're in the movies.
MAN 1:
Let's see your hand.DEALER:
Change for a hundred.Let's see your hand.
What's that
MAN 2:
All right, knock it off.
Let's go. Outside.
Let's go.
DEALER:
And no more bets.
No more bets, please.
Anything for you?
Uh, let me have a
Jim Beam on the rocks.
I'll be right back.
DEALER:
Thank you, sir.
What is so goddamn
fascinating about me?
Howard! Howard!
Why do you keep
dogging me around?
Howard, Howard, it's me.
It's me, Cliff. Cliff Ormsby.
Cliff Ormsby?
Yeah. Yeah.
Plains High, 1959.
1959?
Yeah, don't you remember me?
I don't remember anything!
Nothing that happened
back then happened to me.
Okay?
All right.
Goddamn it.
Hey, I was looking for you.
There you are. I thought
you may have
skipped out on me.
WOMAN :
Mr. Spence seems
to have done a good job
cutting himself off completely
from family and friends.
I have no traces to immediate
family except his mother.
She lives in Elko, Nevada.
That's very good, Ms. Rontz.
Thank you, sir.
That's excellent work.
Thank you.
Mothers are always
the last refuge, aren't they?
Sure are, sir.
Just a tick.
Uh, sir, are you there?
Are you still there
And you can contact
the car rental company
and tell them we've located
Mr. Spence's car.
Very good.
At the Rio
Grande bus terminal.
Rio Grande. Where's that, sir?
In Salt Lake City.
All right.
I'll be back in touch shortly.
[CASSANDRA WILSON'S
"LOST" PLAYING]
Bah!
AUTOMATED VOICE:
Round one.
All right.
I'm ready. Are you ready?
Get ready.
I'm ready. Ready? All right.
Fight!
Uppercut. Left hook.
Uppercut. Jab. Jab.
Come on.
Right. Right jab.
Left hook. Uppercut.
Get up! Get up!
What's the matter with you?
What do you
think you're doing?
Get up!
Take it easy. Take it easy.
Take it easy.
Take it easy.
GUARD:
Hey. Take it easy.
Take it easy.
Hang on!
What, this second?
GUARD:
Give me your arm.
Goddang it!
GUARD:
Give me your arm.HOWARD:
Just hang on a
second, would you?
I need to take a pee.
You can pee at the station.
I've been having
to pee for a long time.
All right. Wait, wait.
Morning, Charlie.
Morning, Mrs. Spence.
What's happened to Howard?
Well, he was having
a little too
much fun last night.
Weren't you, Howie?
Hmm.
You keep an eye on him, now,
Mrs. Spence.
LULU:
Oh, I will. Don't you
worry about that, Charlie.
CHARLIE:
To tell you the truth,
I didn't hardly
recognize him at all.
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