The Young Savages Page #15

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- What condition are they in?

- Bloody.

Well, send them over to the lab.

I want blood type and finger prints.

- After sunrise.

- Aren't you interested

in how we found them?

Not very. Anything else?

A lady in Kew Gardens found her

three-year-old daughter chewing on the

handle of one of them in the back seat

of a light green Plymouth.

You helped a lot with the description

of the car, Bell.

- Dark Ford or Chevy.

- Hardy, don't ever call me

- at this hour of the night again.

- Nighty-night.

Hank?

Hank, are you all right?

Does anything hurt you?

I'm all right. Ribs are a little sore,

that's all.

You still got that lump on your jaw.

We may have to put a little makeup

on that before you go to trial.

That's all I need.

What do you think of your little victims

of social oppression now?

I don't know what you mean.

You were pretty sure of yourself

the other night at Cole's party.

I'm sorry about that, Hank.

I made a fool out of myself.

Only for Escalante, you said.

"Darling, I've got a marvelous idea

for a publicity stunt.

"Get a picture of you

pulling a switch on the electric chair. "

It's not a very funny joke.

Voice of the martini.

You weren't that drunk.

You knew what you were saying.

It's late, let's go to bed,

we can talk about this in the morning.

Those hoodlums scared you half to death,

and they almost killed me.

You still think they need

special consideration, special attention?

You don't think

I condone that kind of violence, do you?

I've gone a hundred miles out of my way

to find out what makes

these monsters tick.

I've been to Harlem time and again.

To their homes.

They spit in my face. What more can

anyone do? What would you do?

- I don't know.

- Don't you?

All right, I made a mistake.

Was it a mistake?

Don't you believe what you said?

All right, Hank, I meant every word

I said the other night.

Something else you said.

Old Hank Bellini.

Danny Di Pace said it, too.

"What's the matter, Mr. Bellini?

You ashamed of being a wop?"

My old man was ignorant.

He thought the way to be a good American

was to change your name.

It was always easy for me to explain,

"My father did it. "

Now I realize I not only went along with it,

I was glad.

I was secretly glad my name

was Bell instead of Bellini.

It was part of getting out of Harlem.

- Like marrying you.

- You married me because you loved me.

Hank, I know what you're

going through now.

Somehow you'll find the answer.

"Grand jury of the county of New York

by this indictment

"accuses Arthur Reardon, Daniel Di Pace

and Anthony Aposto

"of premeditated murder

in the first degree

"on the 25th day of July 1960,

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