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Uh...the admitting nurse...
What did she do?
She didn't do anything. She took the patient's history and signed the charts. 'K.C.' 'Kathy Costello...'
The 'History'...?
How old are you, how many children ... when did you last eat ...
We don't have anything from the Nurse Association?
The broad has disappeared...
The Hospital...?
...yeah...good...
...you need some old forms that she had...somebody's dying...
...four years ago...
Hello. This is Mr. Dorchester in Records. We're looking for Kathy Costello...
I need a cigarette! She left my office four years ago, we're looking for a chart... I need a cigarette...
What the hell are you doing here?
We got to talk.
What are you doing in New York...?
Come on, we'll get a cup of coffee...
I talked to Johnnie White at the Bar Association. The broad used to work for one of Concannon's partners in New York awhile ago. She wanted to move to Boston. How badly did she hurt us, Joe?
I don't know.
We got a mistrial, you know. Joe did you hear what I said...?
I don't want a mistrial.
Dr. Gruber.
Dr. Gruber's not in.
I had an appointment at his office, I think I must have got it wrong. We had a meeting...
He's not in, Sir.
Where is he?
I...please. My wife...my wife's prescription has run out. If I can call him...
Dr. Halpern's taking all his...
No, no, no. I have to talk to him. If I can only call him..
He's...you can't reach him, Sir. He's in the, on some island in the Caribbean, they don't have a phone. He'll be back in a week... If you'd like Dr. Halpern's number...
D'you find an apartment?
Still looking.
I changed my life today. What did you do?
I changed my room at the Hotel.
Why?
The TV didn't work.
What Hotel are you staying at?
And what are you? A cop?
I'm a lawyer.
My exhusband was a lawyer.
Really. How wonderful for you.
Yes. It was, actually.
Oh, actually it was. Then why'd you call it off?
Who says I'm the one that called it off?
A brick house says you divorced him. I'll put you on your honor. Bet you a hundred dollars against you join me for dinner. And I'll take your word for it. Now you tell me the truth. Because you cannot lie to me. What's your name?
Laura.
My name's Frank. And furthermore, you came back to see me tonight.
What if it wasn't you that I came back to see?
You just got lucky. D'you eat yet? Come on.
The weak, the weak have got to have somebody to fight for them. Isn't that the truth? You want another drink?
I think I will.
Jimmy! That's why the court exists. The court doesn't exist to give them justice, eh? But to give them a chance at justice.
And are they going to get it?
They might. Yes. That's the point ...is that they might...you see, the jury wants to believe. They're all cynics, sure, because they want to believe. I have to go in there tomorrow to find twelve people to hear this case. I'm going to see a hundred people and pick twelve. And every one of them it's written on their face, `This is a sham. There is no justice...' but in their heart they're saying, 'Maybe...maybe...'
Maybe what?
Maybe I can do something right.
And is that what you're going to do? Is that what you're going to do...?
That's what I'm going to try to do.
Would you like me to leave...? Is this a bad time ?
What...?
Is this a bad time.
We, we...No...we just had a small reversal in the case... I have some, uh...I have some work to do...
What happened...?
They, uh, they got to my witness.
...and is that serious?
I've got to work...
Do you want me to go...?
No, no, I'm just...
Why don't you get some rest?
I've got to work.
You can't work if you can't think. You get in bed. It's all right. I'll stay here with you. It's all right. Come on...
You're going to stay here...?
Yes.
Do you think it's my fault?
Isn't there something you...
That's not the question. It's over. Do you think that it's my fault? If I'd...if I'd...I never should have taken it. There was no way that I was going to win.
You're talking like a drunk.
That's what I am.
And it's over...?
Yes.
Well, then what are you doing here?
I...do you want me to leave?
You do what you want. You want to leave...You want to go kill yourself?
I...
You want me to tell you it's your fault? It probably is. What are you going to do about it? I thought it's not over till the jury comes in.
Who told you that?
You told me so. Maybe you'd get some sympathy. You came to the wrong place.
And what makes you so tough?
Maybe I'll tell you later.
Is there going to be a later...?
Not if you don't grow up...
If I don't 'grow up...'
You're like a kid, you're coming in here like it's Saturday night, you want me to say that you've got a fever you don't have to go to school...
You, you don't under...
Oh, yes, I do, Joe. Believe me. You say you're going to lose. Is it my fault? Listen! The damned case doesn't start until tomorrow and already it's over for you!
It's over!
What is your wife's picture doing by the side of your...
What is that to you...?
What would you like it to be to me...? I, I, I can't invest in failure.
Joe... Joe...

Uh...the admitting nurse...

What did she do?

She didn't do anything. She took the patient's history and signed the charts. 'K.C.' 'Kathy Costello...'

The 'History'...?

How old are you, how many children ... when did you last eat ...

We don't have anything from the Nurse Association?

The broad has disappeared...

The Hospital...?

...yeah...good...

...you need some old forms that she had...somebody's dying...

...four years ago...

Hello. This is Mr. Dorchester in Records. We're looking for Kathy Costello...

I need a cigarette! She left my office four years ago, we're looking for a chart... I need a cigarette...

What the hell are you doing here?

We got to talk.

What are you doing in New York...?

Come on, we'll get a cup of coffee...

I talked to Johnnie White at the Bar Association. The broad used to work for one of Concannon's partners in New York awhile ago. She wanted to move to Boston. How badly did she hurt us, Joe?

I don't know.

We got a mistrial, you know. Joe did you hear what I said...?

I don't want a mistrial.

Dr. Gruber.

Dr. Gruber's not in.

I had an appointment at his office, I think I must have got it wrong. We had a meeting...

He's not in, Sir.

Where is he?

I...please. My wife...my wife's prescription has run out. If I can call him...

Dr. Halpern's taking all his...

No, no, no. I have to talk to him. If I can only call him..

He's...you can't reach him, Sir. He's in the, on some island in the Caribbean, they don't have a phone. He'll be back in a week... If you'd like Dr. Halpern's number...

D'you find an apartment?

Still looking.

I changed my life today. What did you do?

I changed my room at the Hotel.

Why?

The TV didn't work.

What Hotel are you staying at?

And what are you? A cop?

I'm a lawyer.

My exhusband was a lawyer.

Really. How wonderful for you.

Yes. It was, actually.

Oh, actually it was. Then why'd you call it off?

Who says I'm the one that called it off?

A brick house says you divorced him. I'll put you on your honor. Bet you a hundred dollars against you join me for dinner. And I'll take your word for it. Now you tell me the truth. Because you cannot lie to me. What's your name?

Laura.

My name's Frank. And furthermore, you came back to see me tonight.

What if it wasn't you that I came back to see?

You just got lucky. D'you eat yet? Come on.

The weak, the weak have got to have somebody to fight for them. Isn't that the truth? You want another drink?

I think I will.

Jimmy! That's why the court exists. The court doesn't exist to give them justice, eh? But to give them a chance at justice.

And are they going to get it?

They might. Yes. That's the point ...is that they might...you see, the jury wants to believe. They're all cynics, sure, because they want to believe. I have to go in there tomorrow to find twelve people to hear this case. I'm going to see a hundred people and pick twelve. And every one of them it's written on their face, `This is a sham. There is no justice...' but in their heart they're saying, 'Maybe...maybe...'

Maybe what?

Maybe I can do something right.

And is that what you're going to do? Is that what you're going to do...?

That's what I'm going to try to do.

Would you like me to leave...? Is this a bad time ?

What...?

Is this a bad time.

We, we...No...we just had a small reversal in the case... I have some, uh...I have some work to do...

What happened...?

They, uh, they got to my witness.

...and is that serious?

I've got to work...

Do you want me to go...?

No, no, I'm just...

Why don't you get some rest?

I've got to work.

You can't work if you can't think. You get in bed. It's all right. I'll stay here with you. It's all right. Come on...

You're going to stay here...?

Yes.

Do you think it's my fault?

Isn't there something you...

That's not the question. It's over. Do you think that it's my fault? If I'd...if I'd...I never should have taken it. There was no way that I was going to win.

You're talking like a drunk.

That's what I am.

And it's over...?

Yes.

Well, then what are you doing here?

I...do you want me to leave?

You do what you want. You want to leave...You want to go kill yourself?

I...

You want me to tell you it's your fault? It probably is. What are you going to do about it? I thought it's not over till the jury comes in.

Who told you that?

You told me so. Maybe you'd get some sympathy. You came to the wrong place.

And what makes you so tough?

Maybe I'll tell you later.

Is there going to be a later...?

Not if you don't grow up...

If I don't 'grow up...'

You're like a kid, you're coming in here like it's Saturday night, you want me to say that you've got a fever you don't have to go to school...

You, you don't under...

Oh, yes, I do, Joe. Believe me. You say you're going to lose. Is it my fault? Listen! The damned case doesn't start until tomorrow and already it's over for you!

It's over!

What is your wife's picture doing by the side of your...

What is that to you...?

What would you like it to be to me...? I, I, I can't invest in failure.

Joe... Joe...