Rose is dining alone. When Perry gets in an argument with his date, and she throws a drink in his face and leaves, Rose invites him to dine with her. They talk about what each other does, and Rose asks Perry why men chase women. When they leave, he offers to walk with her home, […]
Final monologue by Jake. […]
Jake is slipping into paranoia. He keeps asking Joey if he’s done anything with his wife. Joey’s story keeps changing so Jake keeps pursuing and slipping further and further in. […]
Conrad comes to Berger in a panic. Conrad’s friend and girl he liked killed herself, and old demons continue to haunt him. Berger works him through it all. […]
Jonathan and Jack are eating at a diner. Jack wants Jonathan to shut up and Jonathan wants Jack to like him and let him go. […]
Murtaugh and Riggs come up to a patrolman who is watching a guy on the edge of a building. Riggs volunteers to council the guy down. Upon trying to help the guy, Riggs handcuffs him, then forces him to jump twenty flights. […]
Crash is drunk and angry at Nuke for making it to the Majors. He tries to fight him and it ends up becoming a lesson. […]
Darien arrives at Bud’s apartment to find him drunk and the place a wreck. She tries to convince him to do what Gordon says, but this disgusts him and he throws her out. […]
Wow. This is an insane monologue from an insane woman. […]
Frank Galvin monologues to the jury about modern thoughts of justice and religious. He closes by saying he has faith in their ability to bee justice. […]
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