| CAMPBELL: In my line of work
there are two cardinal rules. |
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| Tell the truth,
and never, ever become |
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| emotionally involved with
your subject. |
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| The trouble is, you see, all
truths are in fact half true, |
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| like when you
read the newspaper. |
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| It's never just the facts. |
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| There's always judgment. |
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| It goes all the way
back to when Jesus died. |
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| No one really knew
what to think of him, |
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| not until someone put
it on paper and said, |
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| "Here,
here's the gospel truth." |
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| Legends aren't born,
they're written. |
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| And really, that's what we
all do one way or another, |
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| when someone we love dies, |
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| (LUCY CRYING) |
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| and not just anyone,
when it's someone extraordinary, |
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| your own personal Jesus. |
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| Why not? A hero. |
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| When they up and die,
we're left with nothing. |
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| Nothing but the task. |
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| Make them immortal. |
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