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A sadistic husband mentally tortures his wife, while eventually planning to murder her. Although no one believes her, she gets help from an unexpected source.
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00:04:29Happy birthday, darling.
00:04:31Well...
00:04:37I, um...
00:04:39I, um...
00:04:43I guess some days a girl just doesn't have it.
00:04:45Don't give me that.
00:04:47Just call him.
00:04:49What?
00:04:51Oh, little Miss Innocence.
00:04:53You don't know what I'm talking about.
00:04:55Jerry, when you act this way, I'm not sure I even want to know.
00:04:57Whatever it is, I'm sorry.
00:04:59I'm sure you are.
00:05:01Black lace, huh?
00:05:03Black lace, huh?
00:05:04How much extra did that get you?
00:05:06Jerry, I...
00:05:07It all comes back to you now, doesn't it?
00:05:09Listen, you call him.
00:05:10Jerry, be reasonable.
00:05:11We talked about my going to work.
00:05:13Yeah, and we talked about what I think a cliff came to.
00:05:15Jerry, it's only a job.
00:05:17A temporary job.
00:05:19Temporary, like a marriage?
00:05:23What can I say to him?
00:05:25Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:05:31Jerry, it's only a job.
00:05:35A temporary job.
00:05:37Temporary, like a marriage?
00:05:43What can I say to him?
00:05:46Oh, Jerry, I just can't.
00:05:50Yes, you can.
00:05:56All right.
00:05:57Oh, Jerry, please.
00:06:02The bills, the bank, there's an overdraft.
00:06:05I had to borrow from Ruth to cover it.
00:06:07You know, it's great the way you blab all our business to her.
00:06:09What am I supposed to do?
00:06:10The bills aren't going to take care of themselves.
00:06:12A man makes 20,000 a year, that ought to be enough to take care of two.
00:06:15Jerry, that was just one year.
00:06:17You want to throw that in my face?
00:06:18No, I don't mean to, but I...
00:06:24Look, is that what it's going to take?
00:06:25Throwing it at you?
00:06:27Two years ago, 20,000 dollars.
00:06:29Last year, six.
00:06:30This year, who knows?
00:06:31Damn it, I said call him.
00:06:55This is Cliff Cain.
00:07:03This is Cliff Cain.
00:07:06Oh, yes, Mrs. Whitlow.
00:07:12Oh, no.
00:07:16No, I understand. If you can't, you can't.
00:07:18But, uh, if anything changes, you let me know, huh?
00:07:24I'm sorry, too.
00:07:27Anyhow, thanks for calling.
00:07:28Bye.
00:07:34That no good freak.
00:07:39Joe, I wonder how far Winslow will try to push his wife.
00:07:41I think I'd better look this boy up and have a little talk with him.
00:08:11Tell him.
00:08:30Tell him.
00:08:41And some tea.
00:08:43I am a bee.
00:08:44I am a bee, too.
00:08:45I love you.
00:08:46I haven't been doing this.
00:08:48Do you.
00:08:49I trust you, honey?
00:08:54No, I am a bee.
00:08:55Don't look, no, I am a bee.
00:09:00No, no.
00:09:02I am OK.
00:09:04I am a bee.
00:09:05The music stopped.
00:09:35That's nice, I like the record.
00:09:45Only this birthday is sort of special.
00:09:47I'm treating myself to a divorce.
00:09:55A divorce?
00:09:57You heard me.
00:10:00Jerry, I called him.
00:10:02I quit the job.
00:10:04But you took it, didn't you, before you quit?
00:10:07A man makes $20,000 a year.
00:10:09There's only one reason his wife goes to work for Cliff Cain.
00:10:12Jerry, that's not true.
00:10:13I love you.
00:10:14I love you.
00:10:15You don't even know what the word means.
00:10:17I do, I love you.
00:10:18Look out, you worthless little, keep your hands off me.
00:10:21Jerry.
00:10:22You heard me who needs you, a cheap tramp like you.
00:10:26Stop it.
00:10:27Some two-bit big shot comes along and gives you a line of bull about a fancy job and you flip.
00:10:30Jerry, stop it.
00:10:31No matter how worthless he is, just so it makes you feel a little less like Dirk.
00:10:35Jerry, stop it!
00:10:36Where do you think you're going?
00:10:38I'm not even warmed up yet.
00:10:40Let me go!
00:10:41Let me go!
00:10:42Cool off, dear.
00:10:43Jerry.
00:10:44Jerry.
00:10:45Why?
00:10:46Why are you doing this to me?
00:10:47Oh, a tramp like you needs a reason.
00:10:48Damn you!
00:10:49The kicking's just about your speed.
00:10:50Me, any time I have to knock anybody around, you'll know you've finally dragged me down to your level.
00:11:05Hey!
00:11:28Don't do it, Cliff.
00:11:30I don't know what you're talking about.
00:11:33Look, you've got this interlude deal in your pocket right now if you play your cards right.
00:11:39Poke Jerry Winslow in the nose.
00:11:41That's the end of it.
00:11:43He shouldn't have kicked her out, Joe.
00:11:45How do you know what happened?
00:11:47You don't.
00:11:48Yesterday they split.
00:11:50Today you can't wait to take a poke at him.
00:11:53Over a woman you hardly know to say hello to.
00:11:56Doesn't matter what I know.
00:11:57He shouldn't have done it.
00:11:58I thought that's what you wanted.
00:12:00A nice, messy break-up.
00:12:02Oh, come on, Joe.
00:12:03You know it wasn't.
00:12:04You could have fooled me.
00:12:07All right, all right.
00:12:08Then that's what I wanted.
00:12:09You know, Cliff, there's just one thing wrong with you when it comes to this kind of deal.
00:12:14You don't like to see little people get hurt.
00:12:18Bad and handicapped.
00:12:20I'll take my chances.
00:12:21I'll just bet you will.
00:12:23You act like you were about ten years old.
00:12:31Oh, Cain, long time no see.
00:12:34You know why I came over here.
00:12:36What's this business with your wife?
00:12:39You know, you must be lost.
00:12:41You lose a new girl before you even sign her own.
00:12:44Why did I lose her?
00:12:45Who knows?
00:12:46She won't hold on your deal, that's all.
00:12:48You sure you didn't twist her arm?
00:12:50Well, then why should I bother?
00:12:52You know, Cain, you're about as transparent as this bourbon.
00:12:56You hired Ellen just to needle me.
00:12:58Well, if you want her, you take her, because I'm through with her.
00:13:04You two-bit cotton liquor.
00:13:06Go ahead.
00:13:08You're welcome.
00:13:09Come on.
00:13:22Fuck.
00:13:23I can't remember.
00:13:24Casework Council, Ms. Rogers speaking.
00:13:48This is Ellen.
00:13:49Ellen, where have you been?
00:13:51There's a call here for you from Jerry's office.
00:13:53Mr. Nedrin wants to see you right away.
00:13:56Well, I'll go by.
00:13:58Ruth, you were right.
00:14:00I can't just live on hope and wait for Jerry to do something.
00:14:03Not with all those bills on my mind.
00:14:06I've got to have some money.
00:14:10All I can do is take the job and hope that someday that he'll understand.
00:14:14But, like you said, I do feel guilty.
00:14:22I just feel so guilty.
00:14:29Oh, hello, Mrs. Winslow.
00:14:33Mr. Nedrin, Mrs. Winslow's here.
00:14:36Send her in.
00:14:37Well, Ellen, we are honored.
00:14:49I got your message that you wanted to see me, Mr. Nedrin.
00:14:52Yes, sit down.
00:14:54Nothing's the matter, is there?
00:14:56Have you seen this?
00:14:58No, I don't think I have.
00:15:01No need to read it.
00:15:02It just says Jerry's taking four weeks off without notice.
00:15:05You mean you don't know about it?
00:15:11No, I didn't.
00:15:15Ellen, ordinarily I'd fire a man on the spot for a trick like this.
00:15:19But for your sake, I'm reserving judgment.
00:15:22You two have been having trouble, haven't you?
00:15:25Yes.
00:15:26Straighten it out.
00:15:28Look, Mr. Nedrin, I can't.
00:15:33I just don't know what Jerry is.
00:15:36That's your problem.
00:15:38He better be back here Monday morning if he wants to go on with O-Mex.
00:16:06Ruth, where'd you get this?
00:16:08Jerry's office.
00:16:10What?
00:16:11Truth?
00:16:12Social workers got a second cousin to a detective.
00:16:15Receptionist over at O-Mex let me prowl Jerry's desk.
00:16:18This was in his phone book.
00:16:20First name, address.
00:16:21Well, it might just be worth a try.
00:16:25Well, let's hope so.
00:16:29No, you don't.
00:16:31Not until you tell me about this Cliff Kane business.
00:16:34Is he married?
00:16:35His wife died three years ago.
00:16:37He's trying to line up a contract to do some drilling for Pemex in Mexico.
00:16:41Where did you come in?
00:16:43The pay is fabulous and I work around the clock.
00:16:46By the way, he's going to come by tonight and he's got some papers and he wants me to study.
00:16:50So you promptly go off hunting for Jerry.
00:16:53Ruth, what choice do I have?
00:16:55If I don't find Jerry, he's going to lose his job.
00:16:59Well, hi.
00:17:00Hi.
00:17:01I'm looking for Jerry Winslow.
00:17:02Jerry?
00:17:03Oh.
00:17:04I've seen him in months.
00:17:05But you do know him.
00:17:06Know him?
00:17:07Know him?
00:17:08All the way from Quatta.
00:17:09Quatta?
00:17:10Sure.
00:17:11I lived in the same block with him.
00:17:12A couple of doors down.
00:17:13A big brick house, you know.
00:17:14No.
00:17:15No.
00:17:16No.
00:17:17No.
00:17:18No.
00:17:19No.
00:17:20You don't know, do you?
00:17:21Hey, who are you anyway?
00:17:22I'm Ellen Winslow.
00:17:23I'm Jerry's wife.
00:17:24Oh, be damned.
00:17:25I'm Ellen Winslow.
00:17:26I'm Jerry's wife.
00:17:27I'm Jerry's wife.
00:17:28You're damned.
00:17:29I lived in the same block with it, a couple of doors down, a big brick house, you know.
00:17:36No.
00:17:37You don't know, do you?
00:17:39Hey, who are you, anyway?
00:17:43I'm, um, I'm Ellen Winslow.
00:17:46I'm Jerry's wife.
00:17:49Big day after.
00:17:54Well, come on in.
00:17:59It's a little party.
00:18:02Here, up here.
00:18:20Hey, new stuff, huh?
00:18:22Here, let me get you a real drink.
00:18:23Oh, get lost.
00:18:25They are a real old southern gentleman, and right out to back of road.
00:18:36And did you say quarter?
00:18:39Quarter?
00:18:41Old hometown, that's all.
00:18:44Where we came from?
00:18:46Me and Jerry.
00:18:47Jerry's from Pennsylvania.
00:18:50Oh, you're kidding.
00:18:51Well, I, look, you don't have to take my word for it.
00:18:58Ask anybody.
00:19:00Who's the Harvey Suggins?
00:19:03Harvey Suggins?
00:19:04Sure.
00:19:07Don't tell me Jerry ain't told you about Harvey.
00:19:11Wanda's pride.
00:19:13Oh, are you sure you're Jerry's wife?
00:19:19Yes, I am.
00:19:20Now, who are we?
00:19:24We're just Jerry's best friend, that's all.
00:19:28Jerry's best friend?
00:19:29Sure.
00:19:31Yours, too.
00:19:33You give him half a chance.
00:19:37Less than half.
00:19:40Look, where can I find him?
00:19:42Harvey.
00:19:44Uh-uh.
00:19:46No, I wouldn't.
00:19:49No.
00:19:50I mean it.
00:19:52Don't go looking after Harvey.
00:19:54Hey, Liz.
00:19:55Hey, come here.
00:19:58I'll be right back.
00:19:59You wait.
00:20:00Just a sec, dog.
00:20:03Pick it.
00:20:04Oh, come on.
00:20:06Oh!
00:20:18Oh!
00:20:19Can I pour you a drink of vodka?
00:20:22Like with the A-A?
00:20:23Gotcha.
00:20:24What's the matter?
00:20:26I got two heads or something?
00:20:28No, I just said...
00:20:30You!
00:20:32Leave the lady alone.
00:20:34Listen, dog-eater.
00:20:36Dog-eater!
00:20:38How do you like that big mouth?
00:20:40You can't keep dog-eater.
00:20:42You eat...
00:20:48You stick with me, baby.
00:20:50Nobody bugs you.
00:20:52Nobody bugs you.
00:20:54The chiefs are out.
00:21:00Stick around, baby.
00:21:02You're strong, aren't you?
00:21:04Strong?
00:21:06Sure, strong.
00:21:08Chief half pawnee, half wolof.
00:21:10Strong racist.
00:21:14Please, let go.
00:21:16Please, don't.
00:21:18What's the matter, baby?
00:21:20Too much light in here, huh?
00:21:22Too much light in here, huh?
00:21:28Hey, chief.
00:21:30What are you talking about?
00:21:40Chief, are you all right?
00:21:42Chief, are you all right?
00:21:50Get her!
00:21:52Get her!
00:21:54Take it easy.
00:21:56What's the matter, boys?
00:21:58Got a little trouble there?
00:22:00Where's your car?
00:22:02It's right there.
00:22:04Come on over.
00:22:06Okay, boys, the party's over.
00:22:08Did you hear me?
00:22:10Thanks, Cliff.
00:22:12Don't thank me.
00:22:13Thank your friend, Ruth.
00:22:14She was so scared I had no choice for her.
00:22:16You're all right.
00:22:18You're all right.
00:22:19You're all right.
00:22:20You're all right.
00:22:21You're all right.
00:22:22Good.
00:22:36Thanks, Cliff.
00:22:37Don't thank me.
00:22:38Thank your friend, Ruth.
00:22:39She was so scared I had no choice but to come.
00:22:41I'm sorry.
00:22:42You ought to be going into a rat trap like that.
00:22:44It's a foolish thing to do.
00:22:46You going home now?
00:22:47I guess.
00:22:49I don't know.
00:22:50I don't know what I can take, Ruth. Not right now.
00:22:52Take it easy.
00:22:54Maybe I can help you.
00:22:55I'm going to get my car and you follow me.
00:23:20I think you'll be all right here. The people that run this place are friends of mine. Use your key. Good night.
00:23:41Good night.
00:23:43Oh, if you come to work five minutes early...
00:23:46Secretary.
00:23:50Well, maybe I better.
00:23:52There must be some women around who don't beg for a meeting.
00:23:55Yeah. I'm sure there are.
00:23:59Good night, Mr. Cain.
00:24:06Good night, Ruth.
00:24:20Anybody ever idiot, Roger?
00:24:21Okay.
00:24:22Hey, well, I won't.
00:24:23But I did love the Hartford.
00:24:24Yes, I was coming for you and that was going to be the best.
00:24:26If I was to真的, I would work out my house.
00:24:27A funny man was a little girl in the past.
00:24:29Mom asked me for a Saturday morning to enjoy something.
00:24:30Cool.
00:24:31See you next time?
00:24:32That's best off.
00:24:33No?
00:24:34Oh, no, I'm sure you're up.
00:24:35I'm ready.
00:24:36Yes.
00:24:37Yeah.
00:24:38I'm ready for you.
00:24:40If my parents aren't going paint.
00:24:41If anything goes wrong, it's got to be your fault.
00:24:48Always.
00:24:50You know, it seems to me you care a lot more about him than he does about you.
00:24:53You're punishing yourself, Ellen.
00:24:55You're sicker than he is, even.
00:24:59Cheap little tramp.
00:25:02Suppose they're right.
00:25:06Suppose they're right.
00:25:11Come on.
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00:28:32Yes. He's the reason I wanted to get a hold of your husband.
00:28:36They used to be friends.
00:28:38Well, come in on you. I'll never take any chances.
00:28:42What do you want with Harvey?
00:28:44Well, I'm trying to locate Jerry.
00:28:46He was called on business down this way, only something's come up,
00:28:49and I want to get in touch with him right away.
00:28:51I thought maybe your husband might have heard from him.
00:28:54Well, maybe.
00:28:55Well, you haven't seen him, have you?
00:28:57No, not since he left here.
00:28:59He's a good boy, though.
00:29:01Good to his ma. I knew her real well.
00:29:04Well, look, maybe your husband...
00:29:06Look, where can I find him, Mrs. Suggins?
00:29:08He's out working stock. Won't be in till late.
00:29:11I see. You have a ranch?
00:29:14Seven miles out the old river road.
00:29:16I guess he's there.
00:29:20Well, if you do hear from Jerry, here's my address.
00:29:24Never know about that Harvey.
00:29:27Always some woman.
00:29:30He won't believe me, but one of these days I'm gonna catch him and I'm gonna kill him.
00:29:35Him and whoever's with him.
00:29:37You bear that mind, young woman.
00:29:40I won't take it forever.
00:29:41Some day it'll be just once too often.
00:29:43One, two, often.
00:29:44One, two, often.
00:29:46One, two, often.
00:29:48All right.
00:29:49What?
00:29:50The green, two, often.
00:29:51One, two, often.
00:29:52Two, often.
00:30:05One, two, mmm.
00:30:07Course one with a science professor.
00:30:09What's going on,æž—...
00:30:11howdy are you mr. Suggard friends call me Harvey friends like Jerry Winslow just might be might
00:30:28make you out his wife too yes that's right well now I like that fine you and me needs to get
00:30:35a queen but I need your help mr. Suggard Harvey Harvey you see Jerry's disappeared trouble
00:30:43between you I thought maybe you might might have seen him you don't know where he is do you been
00:30:48years miss what'd you say your name was Ellen mighty pretty name Ellen favorite of mine yeah
00:30:57well about Jerry sure wish I could help you know how it is though Jerry's long gone ever since back
00:31:05when he's more died look mr. Suggard I mean Harvey you might as well know you see Jerry never told me
00:31:18about you or anyone here he never even told me that that he came from quarter figures
00:31:26Jerry always was a stranger why I mean we've been married for three years why would he keep where
00:31:33he came from a secret really stops you don't yes it does well maybe I could help a little
00:31:42could you let's see two o'clock now tell you what I got a lot of work to do around here meet you
00:31:51about the graveyard about six that suits you the graveyard couldn't you just tell me here right
00:32:00now okay why ain't the kind of thing you can tell you got to see it I don't understand you will six
00:32:07o'clock nice huh only graveyard these parts got a comanche dance ground next door ain't you never been to a
00:32:32stomp dance you don't know what you missed come on over here's what they come to see
00:32:39all this talk what did you bring me out here for well now why would a man bring a good-looking woman
00:32:52like you out here I mean after all honey I see look I can see what your wife meant Zelda yeah one of
00:33:05these days that old gal just plain out gonna get me shoot me dead for sure especially after I tell
00:33:12her about this wait a minute I'm just an old kidder oh my sense of humor is just out of order don't you
00:33:22want to see what you came for right here
00:33:42his mother my name Jerry feels things I mean really feels here look first every month there's still fresh
00:33:55flowers put here standing on old lady was a hellion worse than that toward the end way she rode Jerry I
00:34:05thought sure he'd kill her sometime he didn't killer no just coddled her more but then when she died he
00:34:13left never came back first every month fresh flowers that's all anybody ever hears yes he just hurts too
00:34:24much everyone want to see the place again or ever talk about it even to me
00:34:30if I'd only known this nobody knows Jerry we used to talk only all he'd say was words never knew what was
00:34:43really going on inside his head not less he wanted you to time we's getting back toward town wouldn't want
00:34:53tell to come hunting me would you hey how about that stomp dance tonight I could use a drinking buddy
00:34:59don't you understand English mr. Sugga no don't fret about it woman never ought to bounce a man too hard
00:35:09anyhow he might get her next time
00:35:11I'm not going to drink with you now or ever is that clear leave much room for doubt well then you won't
00:35:34have to bother me anymore will you
00:35:35you didn't think you could get away with coming here did you Jerry I've been looking for you
00:35:53sure Snoop prize start rumors smear me and my mother that's all you did why why did you do it
00:35:59Jerry I wasn't stupid that's what you were looking for just something to smear me tell me you were
00:36:04going to lose your job if I didn't find you I don't want to do it so to prove it you sneak on down here
00:36:14to my hometown go out to the cemetery for graveside services with Harvey Sugga you don't believe that
00:36:21believe it I know it you little trap I'm not going to let you get away with this you're leaving town
00:36:25right now first it was Kane and now Harvey the man she's going to deal with your kind did you ever
00:36:30see a woman with her nose cut off
00:36:55she's going to wear you and that she's going to wear you I'm not going to wear you and that she's going to wear a mask
00:37:01she's going to bring about you
00:37:03well
00:37:04she's going all right
00:37:17the
00:39:19Say, ain't true the woman is around town today coming to be Jerry Winslow's wife?
00:39:28Well, what do you mean?
00:39:30Breaking into old Walt's place?
00:39:32Oh, well, I was scared and I thought...
00:39:35That ain't no answer.
00:39:36Woman, you better come and go with me.
00:39:42Howdy, Tom.
00:39:43See you got my little gal.
00:39:46Good deal.
00:39:47Here, have a drink.
00:39:49Not now.
00:39:50Later then, after you're off.
00:39:52All right, gal, let's go.
00:39:54Wait a minute.
00:39:55This woman's my prisoner.
00:39:57Just for being a little high?
00:39:59Come on, now, Tom.
00:40:01You and the J.P. can't be that hard up for feed.
00:40:05Who said anything about being high?
00:40:07She broke into Walt's place.
00:40:09Well, ain't that proof or not?
00:40:11Who'd want to break into that rat's nest sober?
00:40:13Let's go, Ellen.
00:40:14Damn it, I said wait.
00:40:17You're a stubborn old fool, Tom.
00:40:22Here.
00:40:23Here's five.
00:40:26Have Alec come over in the morning and fix the latch, okay?
00:40:31Well, okay.
00:40:33Ellen.
00:40:37The way I see it, some women just shouldn't order a drink.
00:40:41But, boy, ain't you glad some of them do?
00:40:49Hey, girl.
00:40:51No!
00:40:52That old jail just full of rats and cockroaches.
00:40:55Nobody's going to tell me to jail, and you know it.
00:40:57Why don't you tell Tom that back there you really believe it?
00:41:01You're stuck.
00:41:02No car, no purse.
00:41:04One wrong word out of you, you end up in jail.
00:41:07One wrong word like the one you sent Jerry?
00:41:09Hey, you're an old friend.
00:41:11A man can't let his friends down, can he?
00:41:14Stop it.
00:41:15Hell, get in there.
00:41:16I ain't going to hurt you.
00:41:17I just want company.
00:41:19Have you back here in time for the 1040 bus to Oklahoma City.
00:41:24Buy your ticket in the cell.
00:41:25No!
00:41:26You yell, I bust you.
00:41:29Thing you city folks got to learn.
00:41:31Talk's cheap, but it takes money to buy with.
00:41:34Get in there.
00:41:35You and me is going to a storm today.
00:42:05Get in there.
00:42:05Get in there.
00:42:07Get in there.
00:42:08Get in there.
00:42:09Get in there.
00:42:12Get in there.
00:42:16Drink up, gal.
00:42:19Don't argue with me, huh?
00:42:21Drink up!
00:42:24Hey!
00:42:26Where's my good whiskey, William?
00:42:28Come on, we'll get in our bottle.
00:42:58Come on!
00:43:23Oh!
00:43:25Don't stop me!
00:43:26Damn you, bite me! I'll teach you!
00:43:30Stop! Let go!
00:43:33Let go!
00:43:34Damn little Snoop! Come down here, spy old Jerry!
00:43:40Stop! Stop it!
00:43:43Puss tickets cost money! You ride, you gotta pay!
00:43:56Please!
00:44:20Feeling any better?
00:44:23A little.
00:44:24Who ever hurt you like this?
00:44:28Ellen, when you called me last night to come down to that awful little town...
00:44:33You were shook, girl!
00:44:37How inadequate can words be?
00:44:41Sure you don't want to tell me about it?
00:44:47I don't want to tell you about it.
00:44:54I'd like to speak to Mr. Cliff Cain, please.
00:45:04I'd like to speak to Mr. Cliff Cain, please.
00:45:17Yes, that's right.
00:45:21Mr. Cain.
00:45:23This is Ellen Winslow.
00:45:24This is Ellen Winslow.
00:45:28Things have changed for me, and I can come to work anytime you say.
00:45:35Yesterday after lunch?
00:45:39Yes, that'll be just fine.
00:45:45Ellen Winslow, have you gone stark staring mad?
00:45:47You're in no shape to go to work today.
00:45:51I'm in worse shape to stay here.
00:45:54If I'm alone, if I start to think...
00:45:58Ruth, I've got to work.
00:46:00I've got to work so hard, and I'm just so tired, I can't remember.
00:46:04I can't.
00:46:06Was it Gerald?
00:46:07Yes.
00:46:13Well, but you did talk to him.
00:46:14You did see him.
00:46:16Yes, I saw him.
00:46:18He comes from there.
00:46:20From quiet, huh?
00:46:22That's right.
00:46:24But I thought he said he came from...
00:46:25He lied.
00:46:27I don't even think he ever lived in Pennsylvania.
00:46:30A lie like that?
00:46:32You know, Ellen, I'm beginning to get the picture now.
00:46:34And it makes something so much clearer.
00:46:38But...
00:46:40Don't go overboard.
00:46:42What are you getting at?
00:46:44Well, this is the first time Jerry's ever made sense to me.
00:46:48You know...
00:46:50That town's his sore spot.
00:46:52Something happened to him down there.
00:46:54Really?
00:46:55I thought it was just my guilt feelings.
00:46:59Go ahead, stick in the needle.
00:47:01I'm not sticking in the needle, it's just that I...
00:47:02I'm trying to start a whole new pattern without Jerry.
00:47:07Look, I'm sorry, Ruth, but I...
00:47:09I really have to get ready and go work.
00:47:13I'm sorry, too.
00:47:16Because if you would listen a minute,
00:47:18you might learn a few things.
00:47:20Like...
00:47:22why kooky old maid social workers don't marry.
00:47:25Ruth, you don't have to.
00:47:26She was...
00:47:27wonderful.
00:47:29Reporter.
00:47:30Daly Oklahoma.
00:47:33Only we had a fight.
00:47:36I don't even remember what it was about now.
00:47:39Anyway, I was...
00:47:41I was too proud to make the first move.
00:47:43I was sorry.
00:47:46First thing I knew, we'd gone off to the El Paso Times.
00:47:51Once I almost flew down to see him, try to work things out.
00:47:53I'm sorry.
00:47:56A single woman doesn't chase a man cross country, does she?
00:48:00Nope.
00:48:01That's the end of it.
00:48:04I'm sorry.
00:48:06Oh, Ellen, don't let that happen to you.
00:48:08I wouldn't ever tell you to go back to Jerry, but...
00:48:12don't be so proud you end up living alone like me.
00:48:14Look, you don't understand.
00:48:15It's not my pride.
00:48:16It's just that...
00:48:17I...
00:48:19I...
00:48:20I don't want to have to think.
00:48:22I want to keep busy.
00:48:24I don't want to think about anything that happened in quite a...
00:48:26that's all.
00:48:28That's why I have to get ready and that's why I have to go to work.
00:48:30Good luck.
00:49:30Oh, boy.
00:49:33Oh, that's it.
00:49:36Don't cut your chickens too soon.
00:49:38We still have that little old meeting up at Eureka Springs.
00:49:40You never know.
00:49:42You never know what's going to happen at the contract meeting.
00:50:00I will have those contracts typed up the first thing in the morning.
00:50:10We should be on location by the 15th.
00:50:13All right, gentlemen, that does it.
00:50:15Now, if you'll join me in the other room, we have some refreshment for you.
00:50:56Do you mind for a hinterloub?
00:50:58Nope.
00:50:58I haven't thought about anything past today, and I'm not going to.
00:51:02That's a good story.
00:51:04You calling me a liar?
00:51:06Uh-huh.
00:51:07Don't blame you a bit, though.
00:51:10A man's always bigger game than a job for a woman.
00:51:14Joe, honestly.
00:51:15Look, I'm not so young anymore, but I'm not blind yet.
00:51:23You're good for Cliff.
00:51:25He shines like a polished rod when he's around you.
00:51:28He's a good man.
00:51:30Fired a boiler for me on my first rig down at Joyner, Texas,
00:51:34back when he was just a scrawny kid.
00:51:36He doesn't talk about those days very much.
00:51:39Man's got a right to his privacy.
00:51:41That I wholly believe.
00:51:44One thing I'll say, though,
00:51:45anything Cliff's got, he got the hard way.
00:51:48Straight.
00:51:48No cards off the bottom.
00:51:51Well, that sounds just like what some little girl in Mexico might be looking for, Joe.
00:51:56You've got first dibs.
00:51:58Of course, you know how it is.
00:51:59Easy to get carried away.
00:52:03Aren't you trying to tell me if that little Ellen better keep her head on straight, right?
00:52:07Okay, Joe.
00:52:08I'll try.
00:52:09Well, Joe, we made it.
00:52:17Glad for you, Cliff.
00:52:18Congratulations.
00:52:19Well, you're the one that cinched it.
00:52:20How do you thank somebody?
00:52:22Save it, save it.
00:52:23For someday, I don't have a date with a bartender downstairs.
00:52:26Maybe we'll join you later.
00:52:27See you.
00:52:28You're all worn out?
00:52:37Well, it won't catch up with me till tomorrow.
00:52:40And then I'm just going to die.
00:52:43Maybe I'd better do something about you right now.
00:52:46Come here.
00:52:46Come here.
00:52:57Nice.
00:53:00Nice.
00:53:01You gave her a trip downtown?
00:53:03It's only a thousand feet.
00:53:06Are you kidding?
00:53:09Give me two minutes to change my shoes.
00:53:11You're on.
00:53:12I'll give you a minute and a half.
00:53:16I'll give you a minute.
00:54:16Wait a minute.
00:54:26I want you to see something.
00:54:27It's just a place called the Narrows.
00:54:29Come on.
00:54:46I used to go fishing in that river when I was a kid.
00:54:51Worth the climb?
00:54:54Oh, Cliff, it's just wonderful.
00:55:02What's the matter?
00:55:04Nothing.
00:55:05I'm sorry.
00:55:06I guess I just jumped to a conclusion.
00:55:08It's not you.
00:55:09It's me.
00:55:12Cliff, a woman...
00:55:14I mean...
00:55:15Look, I didn't come to you, Rika, just to work.
00:55:20Look, don't laugh at me.
00:55:21Please don't laugh at me.
00:55:23I wanted you to kiss me.
00:55:24But I just don't feel that I've got the right.
00:55:31Right?
00:55:34It doesn't make any difference to you.
00:55:37Does it matter to you?
00:55:41I don't know.
00:55:44We're both here.
00:55:45Wait a minute.
00:55:59Every time I think about that ring, I remember you're married.
00:56:03You're not the kind of a girl that can brush something like this off.
00:56:07You're going to feel smeared every time you look at me or any other man.
00:56:11I'm sorry.
00:56:12Cliff, look, look, I was married when you hired me.
00:56:15What difference does it make now?
00:56:22Maybe I didn't know until now how much I loved you.
00:56:31You love me.
00:56:34Can you think of any other reason I'd stop?
00:56:35I feel like the whole world is singing.
00:56:59Is that rough?
00:57:00Oh, warm into an oven.
00:57:02Well, I'm going to tell you, these last two weeks since Cliff and I got back from Eureka Springs,
00:57:06I never knew you could cram in so much work.
00:57:09Go on this way, you're going to fade away to a breeze spot.
00:57:12Well, somebody's going to make things move.
00:57:15Oh, who am I kidding?
00:57:17I want to spend as much time with Cliff as I can until he leaves tomorrow night.
00:57:23You're laying yourself open for some mighty lonely nights.
00:57:28Maybe not.
00:57:30A passport?
00:57:31Mm-hmm.
00:57:33Unlike Jerry, my birthday's coming up.
00:57:36A divorce may not be as much of a present as you think.
00:57:40Well, I'm going to take my chances.
00:57:42A man gets pretty lonesome working out a two-year deal throughout Mexico.
00:57:47Ellen, don't count too much on Cliff.
00:57:49What's the matter?
00:57:50I thought you liked him.
00:57:51Liking has nothing to do with it.
00:57:53But why hasn't he asked you to marry him?
00:57:55Because I'm married already, remember?
00:57:57You're getting a divorce, aren't you?
00:57:59Ruth, are you trying to say that Cliff doesn't really want to marry me?
00:58:04Worse than that.
00:58:06I mean, worse.
00:58:09Why was he so eager to hire you?
00:58:12Why wouldn't he be?
00:58:13He needed help.
00:58:14It was more than that.
00:58:15Jerry saw it, even.
00:58:17Jerry.
00:58:18He blew up.
00:58:19Of course he blew up.
00:58:20We've had trouble before.
00:58:22Ellen, I ask around.
00:58:25Cliff and Jerry worked together years ago.
00:58:27They worked together.
00:58:31They had trouble.
00:58:32Cliff hired you just to get back at Jerry.
00:58:35What?
00:58:37I'm sorry, but it's true.
00:58:40Joe Vincent let it slip to a friend of mine.
00:58:42And I thought you ought to know before things went any further.
00:58:45I'm sorry, Ellen.
00:58:53I wish it wasn't this way.
00:58:55I don't want sympathy.
00:58:56I want the truth.
00:58:57Did Cliff and Jerry ever have trouble?
00:58:59Well, I don't know that you'd quite call it that.
00:59:02Did they or didn't they?
00:59:05They both wanted the same job once.
00:59:07Only Jerry got.
00:59:09Afraid so.
00:59:10I meant what I said about Cliff.
00:59:12Anything he's come by, he earned the hard way.
00:59:15It cost him years losing out to Jerry.
00:59:18You also said that he played straight.
00:59:19I still do.
00:59:21And that Jerry didn't?
00:59:23You know how it is in business.
00:59:27Yeah.
00:59:29Yeah, I see.
00:59:30Cliff and Jerry.
00:59:32My boss and my husband.
00:59:33They hate each other, but nobody saves me.
00:59:36Of course, a man has a right to his privacy.
00:59:38Now, you wholly believe that, don't you?
00:59:40Ellen, girl, I don't blame you.
00:59:43Well, I blame you.
00:59:45I know how you must feel.
00:59:47Stay away from me, Joe Vincent.
00:59:49As far as I'm concerned, you and Cliff Kane are two of a kind.
00:59:55Ellen.
00:59:58What's the matter?
01:00:00I've been drinking.
01:00:03I've been drinking all afternoon.
01:00:05I'm drunk.
01:00:07For the first time in my life, I'm drunk.
01:00:09That it's because I'm a no-good little tramp, like Jerry said.
01:00:14Oh, you flipped, you mean.
01:00:16Come on, let's get some black coffee.
01:00:17That isn't going to do me any good, Ruth.
01:00:20Not when you've done what I've done.
01:00:22What have you done?
01:00:24I betrayed Jerry.
01:00:25That's what I did.
01:00:26You know, girl, sometimes I wonder about you.
01:00:29Have you forgotten all the bad things he's done to you?
01:00:31He's the one hot for a divorce, remember?
01:00:34I deserve that.
01:00:36Oh, now, that's a switch.
01:00:37I do.
01:00:39I took that job with...
01:00:41I went snooping around Quad...
01:00:45Well, you wouldn't have to be told the truth in the first place.
01:00:48Oh, Ruth, you don't have to stand after all.
01:00:50A man's got his pride.
01:00:52Pride, shmide.
01:00:54He lighted his teeth.
01:00:56Oh, poor Jerry.
01:01:00He loved his mother so much.
01:01:04Wonder about that.
01:01:06About what?
01:01:08Mother love fixation.
01:01:10Don't you get it, Ellen?
01:01:11The old lady was a hellion.
01:01:13That's what the ones who knew her told you.
01:01:15Ruth, he loved her.
01:01:17He didn't love her.
01:01:18He hated her.
01:01:19She just had him buffaloed, that's all.
01:01:22Couldn't face up to how he really felt, not even to himself.
01:01:25Likely he hates all women.
01:01:27You especially.
01:01:29Oh, you, you're back to psychology, aren't you?
01:01:31You know what you are, Ruth?
01:01:32You're a snoopy old maid.
01:01:36You know?
01:01:37You just dig and dig deep until it hurts.
01:01:41It's because I guess nobody ever loved you,
01:01:43and so you...
01:01:44So you're jealous that somebody loved me.
01:01:48All right.
01:01:49Have it your way.
01:01:50But what comes next?
01:01:52What do you think you're going to do about it?
01:01:55I just want to find him.
01:01:57I just want to tell him
01:01:59that I'm sorry,
01:02:02and I just want to ask you
01:02:04if you just please forgive me.
01:02:06These guilt feelings.
01:02:09Punishing yourself again
01:02:10over the things your father thought was wrong with you.
01:02:13I feel like I feel.
01:02:14All right, call Jerry.
01:02:16Be a fool.
01:02:17What do you think I've been doing, Ruth?
01:02:20Can't you find him?
01:02:22No, I can't.
01:02:25What's Cliff say?
01:02:27What about Cliff?
01:02:28You might be surprised what Cliff might know.
01:02:31Oh, he's gone.
01:02:33They're all gone.
01:02:34They're missing.
01:02:34All my men are missing.
01:02:41Oh, I hope that's Cliff.
01:02:43I just hope that's Cliff.
01:02:46Really hope that's Cliff.
01:02:48This is my last night here.
01:02:51How about you girls
01:02:52having a couple of free steaks with me?
01:02:55That's right, isn't it?
01:02:57A dinner's supposed to do it, isn't it?
01:03:00What is this?
01:03:01Riddle night?
01:03:01A dinner's supposed to do what?
01:03:02That's right.
01:03:03You don't know, do you?
01:03:04No.
01:03:04All right.
01:03:05I'll give you a riddle.
01:03:07What kind of scum is it
01:03:08that hires a woman
01:03:09just to make her husband look cheap?
01:03:11Well, what are you talking about?
01:03:12What the hell is that supposed to mean?
01:03:13You know what it means.
01:03:14You hired me to get back a Jerry.
01:03:16I don't think he's worth a bother.
01:03:20Now, why did you hire me, Cliff?
01:03:23Because you needed a job.
01:03:27Okay.
01:03:29But you never told me about Jerry, did you?
01:03:31All those fights you had,
01:03:32you never told me.
01:03:36No.
01:03:37And all these years,
01:03:38you've hated him,
01:03:39but you never let me know about it, did you?
01:03:40Oh, Ellen, you're not reading it right.
01:03:42I'm sorry, I know I should have told you,
01:03:43but once the holding got started,
01:03:45I just simply didn't know how.
01:03:47It was, you know, awkward.
01:03:48Oh, yeah, I can see that.
01:03:50I mean, after all,
01:03:51the truth is always pretty awkward, isn't it?
01:03:54It wasn't that way, believe me.
01:03:55It's always that way
01:03:56when a man is trying to steal another man's wife.
01:04:00I thought for a minute you meant that.
01:04:02I'm going to tell you something.
01:04:04I never meant anything more in my life, Cliff Kane.
01:04:06I think you're a wife-stealer.
01:04:09Really?
01:04:11Well,
01:04:13I wouldn't call it stealing.
01:04:16Not when the wife acted the way you did up at the Narrows.
01:04:20What?
01:04:22Give her it to me.
01:04:29You want your husband back?
01:04:30You really want him back?
01:04:36The boys say he's down at Packingtown.
01:04:39At the Alnora Motel.
01:04:41Unit 14.
01:04:56I'll get it.
01:05:00Yes?
01:05:05Jerry.
01:05:07Oh, it's my ever-loving wife.
01:05:09I've got to see you.
01:05:10I've got to.
01:05:11Sure, honey, sure,
01:05:12but maybe I don't got to see you, you know?
01:05:16Oh, yeah, you could come up.
01:05:19Well, just any time.
01:05:21Of course, it might be a little embarrassing, you know,
01:05:23in case I had some little blonde in here for company.
01:05:26But you could come.
01:05:27Listen, you, can't you get it through your thick skull
01:05:31that I don't want to see you now or ever?
01:05:33Just steer clear of me.
01:05:34Go down to Mexico and get yourself a divorce if you want,
01:05:36but don't mess around me anymore.
01:05:40What's up?
01:05:42Ellen.
01:05:43Ellen?
01:05:44She's coming out.
01:05:47Mm-hmm.
01:05:49Yeah, if I know her, she's coming out.
01:05:52Look, Harvey, brush her off for me, will you?
01:05:54I just don't want to see her.
01:05:56Yeah, but...
01:05:57Well, hit her on the head and stomp on her or anything,
01:05:59just so you run her off.
01:06:00Unless you'd rather come with me.
01:06:01Zelda prowling around down there at the Antler's Hotel
01:06:05just waiting for me to show my face.
01:06:08You're kidding.
01:06:09Were you scared of her?
01:06:10Did you ever see Zelda shoot?
01:06:12No.
01:06:14I taught her myself.
01:06:16You just go ahead.
01:06:18I'll stick right here.
01:06:19I'll stick right here.
01:06:49Hello, I want to get a message through to Cliff Cain, fast.
01:06:53Can do?
01:06:54Okay, here's the message.
01:06:55Ellen Winslow wants him to meet her right away.
01:06:58Unit 14, El Naro Motel, out on South Agnew.
01:07:01You got it?
01:07:02And hurry it up.
01:07:03And tell Cain to hurry to, because it's urgent.
01:07:19Hello, will you ring Mrs. Harvey Suggett's room, please?
01:07:33Hello, Mrs. Suggett.
01:07:35You don't know me, but I know where your husband is.
01:07:38He's with a woman right now.
01:07:40Unit 14, El Naro Motel, out on South Agnew.
01:07:43If you hurry up, you can catch him.
01:07:45That's Unit 14, El Naro Motel.
01:07:49Unit 14, El Naro Motel.
01:08:19Unit 14, El Naro Motel, out on South Agnew.
01:08:36Let go.
01:08:37Where's Jerry?
01:08:38He ain't here.
01:08:39Won't I do?
01:08:40Let go of me, Mr. Suggett.
01:08:41Do you want me to tell the police what happened in Quadra?
01:08:43Do you mean about you breaking into Walt's place?
01:08:46You know what I mean.
01:08:48You really think they'll listen to you?
01:08:50Rape is a word that gets attention.
01:08:52Ain't no such thing as rape. Ask any cop.
01:08:55You dragged me out there.
01:08:57Come here of your own free will just now.
01:08:59That's not true when you know it. I came here to see Jerry.
01:09:01The room's in my name.
01:09:03You so much as look cross-eyed as me, I'll smear you.
01:09:07Smear you good and more mud and you bite on the rest of it.
01:09:13Get out of here!
01:09:43Come here!
01:09:49THE END
01:09:50I'll get up.
01:10:20I'm going to get Ellen's signature, some insurance papers.
01:10:26You, get out of here.
01:10:28Get out.
01:10:29Well, that's a welcome.
01:10:30Either you leave, or I call the police.
01:10:32Ruth.
01:10:33I'd like to talk to Jerry.
01:10:35Alone, if I may.
01:10:37Girl, have you taken leave of your senses?
01:10:40Ruth, please.
01:10:50I'm sorry I missed seeing you down at the motel.
01:10:58Oh, you're not sorry for anything, Jerry.
01:11:01You know, there's a name for people like you.
01:11:05Saddest.
01:11:06Well, listen.
01:11:07I know you came here to gloat, only you pushed me too far tonight.
01:11:11And so for the first time you're going to see yourself the way I've come to see you.
01:11:15You're not making any saddest.
01:11:16Why don't you ask me what a saddest is, Jerry?
01:11:19I'll tell you.
01:11:21It's a man who pretends to love his wife when he really hates her.
01:11:24It's a pervert.
01:11:26A man so sick he makes a career out figuring out ways to hurt people.
01:11:30Shut up.
01:11:31Shut up or you'll hit me?
01:11:32Is that a cherry?
01:11:33Oh, no.
01:11:34You never knocked me around unless I dragged you down to my level.
01:11:37That's what you told me.
01:11:38Is that why you married me in the first place, Jerry?
01:11:41Oh, it wasn't for a wife.
01:11:43Is it because you're not up to fighting like a real man fights?
01:11:47Or is it because you hate women?
01:11:50All women.
01:11:54That's really it, isn't it?
01:11:56That fits the pattern, doesn't it, saddest?
01:12:04What are you stopping for, Jerry?
01:12:06What's the matter?
01:12:07Don't I look enough like your mother?
01:12:13Ellen?
01:12:15Ellen!
01:12:16Jerry!
01:12:17Hey!
01:12:26Oh, that clip! Stop it, you're going to kill him!
01:12:30Like that?
01:12:31Just go on and on, messing up other people's lives.
01:12:36Ellen.
01:12:37My plane leaves in three hours.
01:12:38I want you to go with me.
01:12:41Oh, my God.
01:12:44When I was waiting out there in the street to see if Jerry's going to come back here or not,
01:12:52I mean, I know I played it all wrong.
01:12:55I love you.
01:12:57I want you.
01:12:59Play it your way.
01:13:00I don't care.
01:13:00I want you.
01:13:02I can't.
01:13:05I can't.
01:13:07I'm not going to stick with him.
01:13:08He's no good.
01:13:10It's not him.
01:13:11It's me.
01:13:14Don't you remember what you said back there at the Narrows?
01:13:17Something about you felt so good, the whole world was singing.
01:13:19Don't you remember?
01:13:20Yes, I do remember that, but you don't understand.
01:13:22Everything's changed.
01:13:24I'm not the same as I was that you were.
01:13:26Don't you understand?
01:13:27I'm asking you to marry me.
01:13:28Please don't ask me that.
01:13:29Just go away.
01:13:31Just leave me alone and get on that plane and leave.
01:13:40All right, Anna.
01:13:43All right.
01:13:44That's it.
01:14:11Wasn't that Cliff who just went out?
01:14:13It's beating you alive, isn't it?
01:14:17Oh, Ellen Winslow, how can you be such a fool?
01:14:20You haven't done anything wrong.
01:14:21There's no reason for you to feel guilty.
01:14:24What you need is a good stiff drink.
01:14:27I'm all through drinking.
01:14:30I'm all through running away, too.
01:14:32Okay.
01:14:33Dealer's choice.
01:14:34What was Jerry doing in El Paso?
01:14:43El Paso?
01:14:44Well, I got my start in life rolling drunks.
01:14:48Jerry out cold in the hall.
01:14:50I thought I'd better search him.
01:14:51I didn't find any insurance stuff, but I did find these in his pocket.
01:14:55I don't read Spanish.
01:14:59I don't read Spanish.
01:15:01Neither do I.
01:15:02But all of a sudden, I may have something that just might turn out to be an idea.
01:15:07Okay.
01:15:13Operator, this is Ruth Rogers.
01:15:15Jackson 53565.
01:15:18Yes, I'd like to place a long-distance call, please.
01:15:20Person to person.
01:15:22Mr. Fred Burke.
01:15:24He's at the El Paso Times in El Paso, Texas.
01:15:27Ruth, whatever it is...
01:15:28Whatever it is, it's my call.
01:15:30So, go sit in the corner and bite your fingernails.
01:15:35Fred?
01:15:37Remember Ruth Rogers?
01:15:41Well, you doll.
01:15:46Well, then, maybe you won't mind doing me a favor if it doesn't cost too much, huh?
01:15:51Now, wait a minute.
01:15:53That's a favor for you, not me.
01:15:56Look, Fred, seriously.
01:15:57Somebody around your paper must keep a list of Americans who get Mexican divorces across the way in Juarez, right?
01:16:06Yeah.
01:16:07Just in the past two or three weeks.
01:16:10Hey, he thinks so.
01:16:11Fellow that covers things for out-of-town papers always checks.
01:16:16Yeah, Fred.
01:16:17You got it?
01:16:19Gerald Winslow, Cuauhto, Oklahoma.
01:16:21That's right.
01:16:23Ellen Winslow, defendant.
01:16:25Oh, thanks, Fred.
01:16:26You're a love.
01:16:27Look, look, I don't have time to talk now, but I won't forget this.
01:16:33Okay.
01:16:35Okay.
01:16:37Bye.
01:16:40Well.
01:16:43Thank God for old boyfriends.
01:16:47And just for the record, you're no longer Mrs. Gerald Winslow.
01:16:51Whatever happened at Cuauhto, Jerry was so hot to ditch you, it didn't even wait for an Oklahoma divorce.
01:16:55Jerry divorced me.
01:16:59Well, after a fashion.
01:17:01Used a forged power of attorney, of course.
01:17:03But yes, he divorced you.
01:17:06Well, come on, girl.
01:17:08The Juarez thing isn't worth the paper it's written on.
01:17:10But Jerry got it.
01:17:12That means he can't make any more trouble for you.
01:17:14He's left without a leg to stand on.
01:17:16Well, don't you understand?
01:17:19You're free.
01:17:20You can go with Cliff.
01:17:21I can't.
01:17:24You're a fool.
01:17:26You're rid of Jerry at last.
01:17:27And now with Cliff.
01:17:28What more could you ask for?
01:17:31Look, Ruth.
01:17:31I think Cliff deserves more than just half a woman.
01:17:34Half?
01:17:35But it isn't, Jerry.
01:17:36It's you.
01:17:37It's what's happening inside you.
01:17:38Is that it?
01:17:41Are you going to throw away your chance for happiness?
01:17:44Just because you think you're saddling Cliff with the wrong wife?
01:17:47I don't know.
01:17:48I'm all mixed up.
01:17:49Mixed up about why?
01:17:50I don't know.
01:17:51I just don't feel right about it.
01:17:53I failed, Jerry.
01:17:55Didn't I?
01:17:55I couldn't stand to have that happen to Cliff.
01:17:57But Jerry was no good.
01:17:59I know he's no good, Ruth.
01:18:01I really love you.
01:18:03Maybe he's that way because of the way I am.
01:18:07The old guilt feelings again.
01:18:10But you haven't anything to feel guilty about.
01:18:13Or have you?
01:18:15You've never said what happened at Quadda.
01:18:18What was it, Ellen?
01:18:19Something about Jerry and his mother?
01:18:24What was it?
01:18:25You said something.
01:18:26You talked about it and you lied.
01:18:29I ran away.
01:18:31You ran?
01:18:33You ran away from what?
01:18:36I ran away from Jerry.
01:18:40He wanted me to leave Quadda, but I...
01:18:44I got scared.
01:18:47He was so funny.
01:18:49He said such strange things and...
01:18:52And then he grabbed me and so I ran.
01:18:55I hit.
01:18:56I just ran.
01:19:01And then Harvey...
01:19:03And you think all this wouldn't have happened if you'd stayed with Jerry?
01:19:08You think Gerald would have saved you?
01:19:10Is that it?
01:19:10You know, Ellen, whatever goes wrong, it's your fault.
01:19:16It's got to be Ellen's fault.
01:19:19There's something funny about feelings, Ellen.
01:19:22They don't change easy.
01:19:24Not when they've been frozen into a lifetime.
01:19:26When that happens, you have to fight a lifetime.
01:19:29A thousand battles.
01:19:30And it hurts every time.
01:19:33But if you can just win that first one...
01:19:37We're going to go for broke.
01:19:40I've come up with another snake for you.
01:19:42Let's see if you can stomp it.
01:19:44Do you remember this bra, Ellen?
01:19:46I don't know what it means, but I found it just now in Jerry's pocket.
01:19:50All torn.
01:19:52And caped with dirt and dried blood.
01:19:54Flight 27, not yet.
01:20:24One stop for Mexico City.
01:20:26May now be boarded at gate 4.
01:20:53Flight instruments.
01:20:55Grutter trim?
01:20:56Grutter trim is set.
01:20:57It's on operating set for takeoff 2-up.
01:21:00Flight instruments have power in this set.
01:21:02With this one.
01:21:24Flight 27 for Mexico City.
01:21:27Flight 27, hold for late passenger.
01:21:33Okay.
01:21:34Got it.
01:21:39I don't know how to thank you for this.
01:21:42Who said I had anything to do with it?
01:21:44You're good.
01:21:45Oh, thank you.
01:21:45Move.
01:21:46You're impossible.
01:22:01Oh, thank you.
01:22:02Oh, my God.
01:22:32Oh, my God.
01:23:02How much is a one-way ticket to El Paso?
01:23:23Oh, my God.
01:23:53Oh, my God.
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