Last Man Club Page #5

Oh, yeah, yeah. Here, here.

I made that for you.

Oh, look at that. Wherever did you

find an orange rabbit, Mr. Williams?

Thank you.

You're welcome, doctor.

- You got an address for your friend?

- - No.

- You don't know where he lives?

- Somewhere in this town.

- You got a phone number?

- It's not listed.

You mean we came all this way and

you didn't even know if he's alive?

Oh, I'm pretty sure

he's still alive.

Look, I got you here, right? I

held up my end of the bargain.

- I've got a train to catch.

- Well, don't worry about me.

Well, how do you expect

to find him?

Well, he's a decorated war hero. I'm

sure everybody in town knows him.

Oh, boy. All right, look,

I got an idea.

A small-town bar

is better than the phone book.

Can I buy you a beer?

- No, thanks.

- Lighten up, will you? Live a little.

- Hey.

- Hi.

Two beers, whatever you got.

How about a shot?

Two shots of Tequila.

Do you know a man

named will Hodges?

Will Hodges...

No, I don't believe I know him.

- Do you live around here?

- No, no, I'm from out of town.

You see that?

He doesn't even live here.

Do you know a man

named will Hodges?

Yeah, he used to come here all the time.

I haven't seen him in a while.

Hey, Mike. Does will Hodges still

live behind diamond Jim's?

Yeah, last I heard

he was still there.

You can find him at diamond

Jim's. It's just out of town.

About half a block past the train station.

Just go round the back.

How about a toast?

Hey, you didn't take your shot!

You need me to stick around,

make sure he's here?

No, no, you've done enough.

Well, then, I guess

I'll get going.

Hey, Romy.

You gonna be ok?

I'm always ok.

What do you want?

Will, it's me, eagle. Open up.

Eagle? What do you mean,

eagle?

Go away! Leave me alone.

Will, we flew together during the war.

The duchess. Don't you remember?

Will, open up!

Will?

Eagle.

Morning. We're closed.

- Can I help you?

- No, I was just leaving.

Is that your car over there?

If it belonged to me, I'd be driving it.

It's a friend of will's.

Will don't have no friends.

Well, he does now.

That son of a b*tch needs to

be cleanin' this parking lot.

I can't do it, eagle.

- Will, I need you.

- I'm catching a train out of here.

- I got my bag packed. I'm leaving.

- Where are you going?

- South, where it's warm.

- We're going south.

I open in two hours.

I need you out there sweeping

that parking lot, you old lush!

- Hey, I didn't touch you.

- - Hey!

- Are you ok?

- Yeah.

It's ok, will. She's with me.

Come on, let's get out of here.

I wanted to say goodbye to Jeff.

I've never been there, you know.

- What's he talking about?

- His son.

Well, you know where he is?

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