The Wolfpack Page #3

They knew the place, like,

they would give people tours,

especially white Americans.

Besides him being

you know, charming,

and very friendly, he was...

he had a way about him

that was, like, very unassuming.

It felt like I didn't want to just...

Be with someone or be

interested in someone

who was only concerned

about, you know,

uh, the next new coat

they were going to buy

and the next new pair of skis,

and what, you know,

I don't know, which restaurant

they were gonna eat in.

You know, because those things

to me are not that important.

Like it... and it just seemed

like, you know,

we really had

a common ground there

for how we thought about things.

And what we... what we thought

about, you know,

what this life is.

You know, and how life

should be lived, you know.

I thought, oh, this is

somebody who really sees things

in a different way

than most of the people

that I had acquaintance with.

My dad always thought that

he was better than anybody.

He always said so himself.

He said he was God.

He said he was enlightened.

He said he was the one

who knew everything.

Well, I think I can say

that the most positive thing

that came growing up

with our father

was, for me anyway is...

I always, you know,

I thought a lot.

Because we weren't so open,

you know,

like outwardly in our childhood.

I was always in my head.

I remember a lot.

It's one thing I have

that I kind of curse at.

I'll sleep on the floor.

No, I'll sleep on the floor.

We were frightened kids,

like you're a kid,

you're just seeing things.

You don't know what it means

but it frightens you.

So I was frightened.

That's one of the first

memories I have.

'Cause I would hear

dad and mom arguing.

There was always a slap, just...

he would slap her.

What she felt, we felt sometimes.

I mean, we were part of it.

If you're living in that

kind of situation,

you're gonna get it, too.

Look at me.

Look at me!

You see this is how

crazy Batman's made Gotham.

You want order in Gotham,

Batman must take his mask off

and turn himself in.

Oh, and every day he doesn't,

people will die,

Starting tonight.

I'm a man of my word.

I'm here to see

Bruce Wayne?

I'm sorry, Mr. Wayne

doesn't take unscheduled calls.

Our father is the one

that brought movies

into our lives.

He'd just fill our heads

with movies all day long.

We've got like, I don't know,

5,000 movies including

VHS's, DVD's.

And I think the fact that

we went with the idea

that there's another world out there,

because we didn't know the world,

so we kind of had no world,

and I think the movies

helped us create

our own kind of world.

But we would always know

the difference

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