There's still time,
Mr. Lawton. |
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Are you sure you don't want me
to pray for you? |
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I'm sure. |
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But if it comforts you,
Padre, by all means. |
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Huh.
My chair's already taken. |
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Guess we'll have
to come back tomorrow. |
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Who are you?
What is this? |
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You can't just
come in here... |
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Release the prisoner.
But... |
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Release him! |
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What if I don't want
to go with him? |
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Then you can go
and take your seat, tough guy. |
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LAWTON:
So, what do I call you? |
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The name's Flagg.
Colonel Flagg. |
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Colonel... Flagg? |
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You're kidding, right? |
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FLAGG: Before you do something stupid, |
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tell me, how did you enjoy
your last meal? |
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Not bad. |
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The asparagus was
a little overcooked, |
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but the lobster was perfect. |
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