Storyville Page #6

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You don't have the key?

F***!

You like my daughter? | You f***ed my daughter?

- Hello? | - How's my favorite candidate?

What? Cliff.

- Something wrong? | - No, nothing's wrong.

I got a message you called earlier.

What's up?

Do you happen to know what time | the factory tour is tomorrow?

It's 11:
00, | and then we go over to the nursing home.

- Right. | - You didn't forget, did you?

No, I got the itinerary.

I'm sorry, I got a head like a screen door.

Sure you're all right? | You sound a little off your feet.

- No, I'm fine. | - Sure?

- I'm fine. | - Ikay, you get some rest now.

- Big day tomorrow. | - Yeah.

My wife can't wrestle, | but you ought to see her box!

What the hell is that smell?

Christ, I wish I'd known.

Still taking those three-hour lunches?

You know what's changed around here? | Exactly nothing.

- Come on back. | - Not the wallpaper, anyway.

God, I forgot how bright it was.

And look at you.

If I'd have known you'd go so far, | I'd have gone easier on you.

I was the worst lawyer | that ever worked for you.

Far from it.

Problem was, being who you were...

you had to work twice as hard, so people | wouldn't think you were standing still.

- I could've ordered you a sandwich. Here... | - No, I just wanted to see you.

Not getting nostalgic?

You ain't old enough.

Can I ask you about a case?

Lee, my name is Cray Fowler.

I'm your new lawyer. | I'll be defending you in this case.

You all right?

They treating you well?

You need anything?

What have you told them?

Nothing.

Your other attorney?

Anyone? Nothing at all?

Why are you doing this?

Why don't you tell me what happened?

I heard...

fighting.

I saw him.

I saw you.

I thought you were dead.

I have the knife.

What knife?

You used a knife.

You think I killed him?

I didn't touch him.

Maybe I can't, maybe I can.

You'll just have to wait.

Thanks for letting me see this.

I have to call you back.

Was it helpful? | Maybe you shouldn't tell me that.

I shouldn't tell you that.

You've got a homicide on your calendar.

Which one?

Vietnamese girl, Lee Tran.

I noticed you drew the case.

Were you expecting a plea on that?

- There's been a discussion. | - Yeah.

Anyway, I'm taking the case, | and it's going to trial.

I didn't want you to hear it | from somebody else.

It isn't a personal thing, it just...

happens to be your case, that's all.

You haven't tried a criminal case | in three years.

- I got a lot of catching up to do. | - You'll lose.

Maybe.

This isn't a game. I don't f*** around.

Nobody knows that better then me.

See you later.

- Thanks for seeing me. | - What can I do for you?

I went up to the Mineral Rights Iffice...

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