肖申克的救赎(The Shawshank Redemption)电影台词全文

The Shawshank Redemption

L:

Mr e the confrontation you had with you wife the night she was murdered?

D:

It was very bitter. she said she was glad I knew, that she hated all the sneaking around. and she said that she

wanted a divorce in Reno.

L:

what was you response?

D:

I told her . I would not grant one.

L:

―

I will see you in hell befor I see you in Reno

‖

. Those were your words according to your neighbors.

D:

If they say so.i really don

‘

t remember. I was upset.

L:

What happened afte you argued whith your wife?

D:

She packed a bag to go and stay with Mr. Quentin.

L:

Glenn Quentin, golf pro at the Snowden Hills Hounty you had discovered was your wife

‘

s lover.

Did you follow her?

D:

I went to a few bars first, later, I drove to his house to confront them,they weren

‘

t home.i parked in the

turnout and waited.

L:

With what intention?

D:

I am not sure, I was confused drunk, I think mostly I wanted to scare them.

L:

when they arrived,you went up to the house and murdered them.

D:

No,I ws sobering up.

L:

I got back in the car and I drove home to sleep it off.

D:

along the way I throw my gun into the Royal river. i have been very clear on this point.

L:

But well, I get hazy where the cleaning woman shows up the following morning and finds your wife in bed

whith her lover riddled with 38-caliber bultete. Doses that strike you as a fantatic coincidence of is it just

me.

D:

Y

es, it does.

L:

yet

you

still

maintain

you

throw

your

gun

into

the

river

befor

the

murders

took

place.

that

‘

s

very

convenient.

D:

It

‘

s the truth.

L:

The police dragged that river for three days,and nary a gun was found.

So no comparison could be made

between

your

gun

and

bullets

take

from

the

bloodstained

corpses

go

the

victims

and

that

also

is

very

convenient,Isn

‘

t it? Mr Dufresne.

D:

since I am innocent of this crime so I find it decidedly inconvenient that gun was never found.

L:

ladies

and

gentlemen,

you

‘

ve

heard

all

the

evidence

you

know

in

the facts we

have

the

accused

that

the

scene

of

the crime, we

have

footprints

bullets

on

the

ground

bearing

his

fingerprints

a

broken

bourbon

bottle likewise with fingerprints

and most of all we have a beautiful young women and he lover lying dead

in each other

‘

s had sinned but was the

‘

ve crime so great as to merit to death sentence?while you

think about that

think about this:A

revolver holds six bullets, bot eight. I

submit this was not a hot- blooded

crime of passion that at least

could be understood if not condoned. No, this was revenge of a much

more

brutal cold-blooded nature. consider this: four bullets per victim no six shots fired, but eight, that means that

he fired the gun empty and then stopped to reload. So that he could shoot each of them again. an extra bullet

per lover right in head.

J:

Y

ou

strike

me was

a

particularly

icy

and

remoseless

man,

Mr

Dufresne.

I chills

my

blood

just to

took

at

you,by the power vested in me the state of Maine, I hereby order you serve two life sentences back-to-back

one for each of your victims, so bi it.

--sit, we see you

‘

ve severd 20 years of a life sentence.

R:

yes,sir.

--Y

ou fell you

‘

ve been rehabilitated?

R:

oh, yes sir absoluely sir.

I mean I learned my lesson,

I can honestly say that

I‘

m a changed man I am no

lenger a danger to society, that

‘

s god

‘

s honest truth.

--hey did it go.

R:

Same old shit, different day.--Y

es

R:

I know how you feel I am up for rejection next week.--Y

eah, igot rejected last week.

R:

it happens.

--Hey, Red, bump me a deck.

R:

Get out of my face man, you are into me for five packs already --four

R:

five.

R:

There must be a con like me in every prsion in America.

I am the guy who can get it for you,cigarettes, a

bag of reefer, if that

‘

s your thing a bottle of brandy ro celebrate your kid

‘

s high school graduation. Damn

near anything within sir

I am regular sears and Roebuck so when Andy Dufresne came to me in

1949 and asked me to smuggle Rita Hayworth into the prison for him.. I told him

―

no promble.

‖

Andy came

to shawshank prison in early 1947 for mudering his wife and the fella she was banging. On the outsid he

‘

d

been vice prsident of a large Portland band. Good work for a man so young.

H:

Y

ou speak English butt- steak? Y

ou follow this officer.

O:

I never seen such a sorry-looking heap of maggot shit in all my life.

--Hey fish! Come over here!

S:

Taking a bets tody Red?

R:

Somkes or coin? Bettlor

‘

s choice.

S:

Somkes,put me down for tow.

R:

All right who

‘

s you horse?

S:

That little sack of shit. Eight, he

‘

ll be first.

O:

Bullshit

I‘

ll take that action, you

‘

re out some smokes,son.

S:

if you are so smart you call it..

O:

I

?

ll take the chubby fat-ass fifth one, put me down for a quarter deck.

--Fresh fish ! today we are reeling them in.

R:

I adimt I didn

‘

t think much of Andy fist time,

I laid eyes on him looked like stiff breeze would blow him

ever. That was my first impression of the man.

S:

what do you say?

R:

that tall drink of water with the silver spoon up his ass.

--That guy? Never happen.

R

：

Ten cigarettes.

--that a rich bet..

R:

who

‘

s going to prove me wrong? Heywood? Jigger?skeets? Floyd?Four brave souls.

--Retun to your cellblocks for evening count. All prisoners. Retun to your cellblocks.

H:

turn to the front.

N:

this is

‘

s captain of the guards,

I‘

m Mr. Norton, the warden

you are convicted felons.

That is

why they

‘

ve send you to me.

Rule number one:

No blasphemy.

I

?

ll not have the Lord

‘

s name taken

in

vain in my prison. The other rules you

‘

ll figure out as you go along. Any questions?

O:

when do we eat?

H:

Y

ou eat when we say you eat, you shit when wu say you shit and piss when we say you piss.

Y

ou got that

Y

ou maggot-dick motherfucker? On you feed.

N:

I believe two things: Discipline and theBible. Here you will receive both,put you trust in the Lord. Y

ou ass

belongs to me . Welcome to Shawshank.

H:

uphook them.

-- turn around. That enough. Move the end of the cage. Turn the end of the cage. Turn around. Delouse him.

Turn around. Move out of cage. Pick up your clothes and Bible. Next man up. Turn the right. Ringt . left.

R:

The

first

night

‘

s

the toughest

no

doubt

about

it.

They

marck

you

naked

as

the

day

you were

born.

Skin

burning and half-blind from that delousing shit. and when they put you in that cell an those bars slam home,

that

‘

s when you know it

‘

s for real old life blowm away in the blink of eye, nothing left hut all the time

in

the world to think about it. Most new fish come close to madness the first night.

Some body always breaks

down crying happens every time the only question is who

‘

s it going to be. It is good thing to bet on as any. I

guess, I had my money on andy Dufresne.

-- Light out.

R:

I remember my fist time seems like a long time ago.

O:

hey fish,fish fish.

What are you scared of the dark? Bet you wish daddy never dicked you mamal piggy!

Pork! I want me a pork chop.

R:

the boys always go fishing with fist-timers. and they don

‘

t quit till they reel someone in.

O:

Fat ass, fat ass talk to me boy. I know you

‘

re there I can hear you breathing. Don

‘

t you listen these nitwits,

you hear me? This place ain

‘

t so you what I introduce you around, make you feel right at home. I

know

a

couple

of

big

old

queeers

that

‘

d

just

love

to

make

your

acquaintance,

expecially

that

big

white

mushy butt of yours.

--God, I don

‘

t belong here

–

we have a winner

—

I want to go home.-- and It

‘

s fat ass by a nose!

–

I don

‘

t belong

here I want go home I want my mother.

—

I had you mother she wasn

‘

t that great.

H:

what the christ is this horseshit,

--he blasphemed.

I‘

ll tell the warden.

H:

you will tell him with my bator up your ass.

--you gotta let me out.

H:

what is your malfunctions, you fat barrel of monkey spunk?

--please I ain

‘

t supposed to be here. not me.

H:

I won

‘

t count to three, not even to one. Y

ou shout up, or

I‘

ll sing you a lullaby!

O:

shut up man

—

shut up.

--you don

‘

t understand

I‘

m supposed to be here.

H:

open that cell.

-- me neither! They run this like a fucking prison.

H:

Son of bitch.---captain take it easy!

H:

if I hear so much as a mouse fart in here tonight, I sewear hy god and jesus, you will all visit the infirmary

every last motherfucker in here. Call the trustees, take that tub of whit down to the in firmary.

R:

His first night in the joint, Dufresne cost me two packs of cigarettes. He mever made asound.

--Tier 3 noth clear count

—

tier 2 noth clear count prepare to roll out, roll out

B:

Are you going to eat that?

D:

I had

n‘

t planned on it.

B:

Do

you

mind?

that

nice

and ripe.

Jake

says

thank

you.

fell

out

of

his

nest

over

by

he

plate shop I

am

going go look after him untill he

‘

s big enough to fly.

--oh., no here he comes

O:

Motnong,

fellas, fine

morning

isnt

‘

s

is

you

know why

it

‘

s

a

fine

moring

don

‘

t

you? come

on

,send

then

down, I want them lined up just like apretty little chorus line, look at that I

can‘t

stand this guy oh lord, yes

Richmond Virginia.

--Smell my ass-- afte he scelle mine.

O:

that is a shame about your horse coming in

last and all.

But I shure do love that winning horse of mine

though I owe that boy a kiss when I see him.

R:

why don

‘

t you give hime some of you cigarettes instead? Lucky fuck.

O:

hey, Tyrell you pull infirmary duty this week? How

‘

s my horse doing anyway?

--dead, Hadley busted his head up pretty good, Doc had gone home for the night, poor bastard lay there till this

morning. But then there wasn

‘

t noting we chould do.

D:

what was his name?

O:

what do you say?

D:

I was just wondering if any one knew his name.

O:

what fuck do you care new fish, doesn

‘

t fucking matter what his name was. he

‘

s dead.

S:

Any body came at you yet, anbody get to you yet. Hey we all need friend in here. I could be a friend to you.

hard to get, I like that.

R:

Andy kept pretty much to himself at first.

I guess he had a lot on his mind trying to adapt to life on the

inside, was

n‘

t untill a month went- by before he opened his mouth say more than two words to somebody us

it turned out. that some body was me.

D:

I am. Andy Dufersne

R:

wife killing banker, why

‘

d you do it?

D:

I didn

‘

t since you ask.

R:

Y

ou are going to fit right body in here innocent. Dontn

‘

t you know that? What you in here fot?

--didn

‘

t it layer fucked me.

R:

Rumor has it you

‘

re a real cold fish you think your shit-smells sweeter than most,is that right.

D:

what do you think?

R:

To tell you the truth, I haven

‘

t mind up my mind.

D:

I understand you

‘

r a man that knows how to get things.

R:

I‘

m know to locate certain things frome time to time.

D:

I wounder if you might get me a rock hammer.

R:

what?

D:

A

Rock hammer.

R:

what is it and why?

D:

what do you care?

R:

for a tooth brash I wouldn

‘

t ask,

I‘

d quote a price but a toothbrash is a non-lethl object, isn

‘

t it?

D:

Fair enough, a rock hammer is about six or seven inches long looks like a miniature pickax.

R:

pickax?

D:

For rocks.

R:

Quartz?

D:

Quartz and some mica, shale, limestone.

R:

So.

D:

So

I‘

m rock hound. at least I was in my old life, I d

‘

d like to be again.

R:

Or mybe you

‖

d like to sink your toy into somebody

‘

s skull.

D:

No, I have no enemies here.

R:

No, wait a whilte, word get around, the sisers have take a quit a likeing to you,especially Boges.

D:

Don

‘

t suppose it would help if I told them

I‘m

not homasexual.

R:

neither are they.

D:

Y

ou have be human first, they don

‘

t quality.

R:

bull queers take by force, that

‘

s all they want or understand. If

I were you I‘

d grow eyes in the back of my

head.

D:

Thanks fot you advice.

R:

will That

‘

s understand my concern.

D:

If there

‘

s trouble, I won

‘

t use the rock hammer oky?

R:

Then

I‘

d guess you want to escape, tunnel under the wall,maybe. what did I miss? what

‘

s so funny

.

D:

Y

ou will understand when you see the rock hammer.

R:

what

‘

s an item like this usually go for..

D:

seven dollars in any rock- and-gem shop.

R:

My nomal markup

‘

s 20 percont, but this is a specialty item. Risk goes up price goes up, let

‘

s make it an

even 10 bucks.

D:

ten it is.

R:

wast money if you ask me.

D:

why

‘

s that?

R:

folks around thod joint love surprise inspections, they find it, you

‘

re going to lost it. if they catch you. you

don

‘

t known me, mention my name, we never do business again.

Not for shoelaces or a stick of gum, now

you get that.

D:

I understand thank you. Mr

…

R:

Red. Name

‘

s Red

D:

why do they call you that?

R:

maybe it

‘

s because that

I‘

m Irish.

R:

I could see why some of the body took his for snobby he had a quiet way about him a walk and a talk just

wasn

‘

t normal around here. He strolled like a man in the park without a care on a worry in the world. like he

had on an invisiable coat that would shield him from this place, I think it

‘

d fair to say I like Andy from the

start.

--Let

‘

s go some of us got a schedule to keep, moive it,come on movie it..

—

how are you doing? how

‘

s the wife

treating you.

—

keep it moving

—

Red

—

R:

Andy was right. I finally got the joke. it would take a man about 600 years to tunnel under the wall with

one of these.

B:

book?

—

not tody

—

book

—

no

R:

Delivery for Dufresne.

B:

Dufresne, here is your book.

D:

thanks.

--We

‘

re runing low on hexite, get on back fetch us up some.

D:

this will blind you.

S:

Honey bush, that is it. Y

ou fight .better that way.

R:

I wish I could tell you Andy fought the good fight and the sisters let him be, I wish I could tell you that ,but

prison is no fairy-tale world. He never said who did it.

But we all knew, things went on like that a while.

Prison life consists of routine and the more routine. every so often, Andy would show up with fresh bruises.

The sisters kept at him.

Some times he was able to fight them off somtime not, and that how it went for

andy, that was his routine I do belive those first tow years were the worst for hom. And I aslo belive that if

things

had

gone

on

that way

this

place would

have

got

the

best

him.

but

then

in

the spring

of

1949

the

powers that be decided.

N:

the

roof

of

the

license-plate

factory

needs

resurfacing,

I

need

doze

volumteers

for

a week work.

as

you

know special detail carries with it special privilege.

R:

it was out door detail,and may is one dammed fine month to be working out doors.

--stay in line there

R:

more than hunderd men volunteered for the job.

–

Wallace , Ellis Reding

R:

Wouldn

‘

you know it, me

and some fellows I know were anong the name called,

It only cost us pack of

smokes per man, I made my usul 20 percent of course.

H: So this big-shot lawyer calls me ling-distance from Texas. I say yeah,he says

―

sorry to imform you, but you

brother just died

‖

--I am sorry to hear that

H:

I‘

m not, he was a asshole run off years ago Figured him for dead, so this lawyer fellow says to me. He died

a rich man, oil wells ant shit. close to a billion bucks.

--a billion buchs?

H:

yeah, incredible how lucky some asshole go.

--you going to see any of that?

H:

thirty five thousand, thas what he left me.

--dollars?

H:

yeah

--that great that like winning the sweepstakes isn

‘

t it.

H:

dumb shit, what do you think the government will do to me. Take a big wet bite out of my ass is what.

O:

poor Byron

—

terrible fucking luck,huh? Crying shame some people really got it awful

R:

Andy,are you muts, keep you eyes on your mop, man.

--you will pay some tax, but you will still end up.

H:

yeah,

may

enough

to

by

a

new car,

and then what?

I

get

to

pay

tax

on the car,repair,maintenmance,

kid

pestering you to take them for a rid all the time. Then if you figure your tax wrong you pay out of you own

pocket, I tell you uncle Sam.

。

R:

He put his hand in you shirt and squeezes your tit till it

‘

s purple.

--Getting him self killed

—

Keep tarring

H:

some brother, shit

D:

Mr Hadley do you trust your wife?

H:

That

‘

s funny, you

‘

ll look funnier sucking my dick with nl teeth.

D:

what I means is do you think she

‘

d go behind you back.

H:

Step aside Mert, this fucker

‘

s having himself an accident.

--He will push him off.

D:

If you just to turst her, you can keep that 35000.

H:

what do you say?

D:

Thirty five thousand all of it Evey penny.

H:

you

‘

d better stand making sensel.

D:

If you want keep it, give it to you wife, the IRS allows a one-time-only gift to your supouse for up 60000.

H:

Bullshit tax-free?

D:

Tax-free IRS can

‘

t touch one cent.

H:

Y

ou are that smart banker rhat killed his wife, why should I believe you? so I can end up in here with you.

D:

It

‘

s legal. Asck the IRS,they will say the same thing.I fell stupid telline you this,I am sure you would have

investigated youself.

H:

Then, fuckman, I don

‘

t need you to tell me where the bear shit in the buckwheat.

D:

Of course not. But you do need some one to set up for you that will coast you a layer.

H:

A

buch of ball- washing bastards.

D:

I suppose I could set I up for you that would save you some money

, you get the forms I will prepare them

nearly free of chatge,

I‘

d only ash three beers apiece for each of my coworkers.

--coworkers, that

‘

s rich.

D:

A

man working outdoor feels more like man, if he can have a bottle of suds, That

‘

s only my opinion,sir.

H:

what are you jrmmies starting at? Back the work.

--let

‘

s go. work.

R:

And

that

how

it came

to

pass

that

on

the

second-to-last

day

of

the

job

the convict crew

that

tarred

the

factory roff in the spring of 49 wound up sitting in

a row at 10:00 in the morning, drinking icy-cold beer,

courtesy of the hardest screw that ever walked turn at shawshank state peison.

H:

Drink up while it cold, ladies.

R:

the colossal prick even managed to sound magnanimous, we sat and drank with the sun on ou our shoulders,

and felt like free could have been tarring the roof of one of our own house, we were the lords of all

creation. as for Andy he spent that break hunkeyed in the shade a strange little smile on his face, watching

us drink his beer.

--wantt a cold one?

D:

No thanks, igave up drinking.

R:

Y

ou could argue he done it to curry favor with the guards, or maybe make a few friends among us cons .me,

I think he did it just to feel normal again if only for a short while.

R:

king me.

D:

Chess, now there

‘

s a game of kings

R:

What?

D

Civilized strategic.

R:

and a total fucking mystery I hate it.

D:

Maybe let me teach you someday.

R:

Sure.

D:

We could get a board together.

R:

Y

ou

‘

re talking to the right man, I can get things. right.

D:

We might do business on a board and

I‘

ll carve the pices myself.

One side in alabaster one in soapstone,

what do you think..

R:

I think it

‘

ll take years.

D:

Y

es, I got. What I don

‘

t have are the rocke, pickings are pretty slim in the yard. pebbles, mostly.

R:

We are gotting to be kind of friends, aren

‘

t we.

D:

yeah. I guess.

R:

Can I ask you something why did you do it ?

D:

I am innocent Red, just like every body else here, what are you in for.

R:

murder, same as you.

D:

Innocent?

R: Only quilty man in shawshank.

--where is canary?

—

how did you know?

—

how did I know what?

—

so you don

‘

t know, come. this is where the

canary is. quite a surprise to hear awoman singing in my house eh?

—

that

‘

s quite a surprise.

R:

Wait, wait, wait. Heve she comes, this part I really like when she does that shit with her hair.

D:

I know, I

?

ve seen it three times this months.

--Gilda, are you decent?

—

me?

R:

Cod, I love it.

D

：

I understand you

‘

re a men that know how to get. things

R:

Y

eah, I am know locate things from time to time. What do you want?

D:

Rita Hayworth

R:

What?

D:

Can you get her?

--So this is Johnny Farrel,

I‘

ve heard a lot about you.

R:

Thake a few weeks.

D:

weeks?

R:

I don

‘

t have her stuffed down the front of my pants right, now, sorry to say, but

I‘

ll get her, relax.

D:

Thanks.

S:

take a walk--I got to changr reels.

S:

I say fuck off, aie

‘

t you going to scream.

D:

Let

‘

s get thid over with.

S:

He broke my fucking nose, now I ging to open my fly and you

‘

ll swallow what I give you to swallow. Then

you

‘

ll swallow Roosters, you broke his nose, he ought to have something to show for it.

D:

Y

ou put in my mouth, I think you lose it.

S:

No, you don

‘

t understand. Do that I

?

ll put all eight inches of this in you ear.

D:

All right, but you should know that sudden serious brain injury cause the victim to bite down hard.

In fact I

hear the bite reflex open with a is so strong they have to pry the victim

‘

s jaws open with a crowbar.

S:

where do you get this shit.

D:

I read it. you know how to read? you ignorant fuck.

S:

Honey.

D:

Y

ou should

n‘

t.

R:

Boge didn

‘

t put anything in andy

‘

s mouth and neither did his friends what they did is beat him within an

inch of his spent a month in the infirmary, Bogs spent a week in the hole.

--Time

‘

s up Bogs

S:

I

‘

s your world boss

--return to your cell blocks for evening count, all prison report lock down

S:

What?

--Where

‘

s he going

—

grab his ankles

S:

no help me.

R:

Two things never happened again after that the sisters never laid a fubger in Andy again. and Bogs would

never walk again, they transfored him

to minimum security hospital upstate, to my knowledge he lived

out

the rest of his days drinking his food through a straw.

Andy coyld use a nice wellcome back, when he gets out of the infirmary.

O:

Sound good to us, I figure we owe him that much for the beer..

R:

the man likes to play chess. let get him some rocks.

O:

I got one, I got one guys, look!

O:

Heywood, that isn

‘

t soapstone and it ain

‘

t alabasster either

O:

what are you? a fucking geologist.

O:

H

e‘

s right it ain

‘

t..

O:

What the hell is it them?

O:

it

‘

s a horse apple.

O:

horse shit

O:

petrified.

R:

Despite a few hitches the boys came throught im fine by the weekend he was due back.

We had

enough rocks saved up to keep him busy till rapture also got a big shipment

in that week cigarettes chewing

gum,sipping

whisky,playing

cards

with

naked

ladies

on

them,

you

name

it

,and

of course the

most

important

item Rita Hayworth herself.

--okay lood alive!all tiers.

--Heads up they

‘

re tossing cells.

H:

On you feet, face the wall. --turn around and face the warden.

N:

Pleased to you reading this. Any favorite passages?

D:

Whatch ye there fore for ye know not when the master of the hours cometh.

N:

Mark 13:35.

I‘

ve always liked that one but

I prefer I am the light of the world ye that followeth me shall

have the light of life.

D:

John, chapter&verse 12

N:

I hear you

‘

re good with numbers, how nice

D:

Man should have a skill.

H:

Explain this?

D:

It

‘

s called a rock blanket. It

‘

s for shaping and polishing rocks alitte hobby of mine.

H:

It

‘

s pretty clean, some contraband her, but nothing to get in twist rver.

N:

I can

‘

t say I approve of this, but I suppose exceptions can be made.

H:

Lock them up.

N:

I almost forget.

I‘

d hate to deprive you of this, salvation lies within.

--yes,sir.

R:

Tossing cell was just an excrse turth is Norton wanted to size Andy up.

N:

My wife made that in church group.

D:

very nice, sir.

H:

Y

ou enjoy working the laundry?

D:

No sir, no especially.

N:

perhaps, we can find something more befitting a man of you education.

D:

Hey, Jake, where is Brooks.

B:

Andy, I thought I heard you out here.

D:

I

?

ve been reassigned to you.

B:

I know, they told me ain

‘

t. that a kick in the head. Now

I‘

ll give you the dime tour. Come on, well here she

is

the

shawshank

prison

liarary,

national

Geographice,

Reader

‘

s

Digest

Condensed

books,and

Louis

L

‘

Amour, Look magazine, Erle Stanley Gardners, every evening

I load up the cart and made my rounds, I

enter the names on this clipboard here. Easy peasy

, japanese-y, any questions?

D:

How long have you been librarian?

B:

Oh I come here in 05 and they made me librarian 1912.

D:

And have you ever had an assistant.

B:

No not nuch to do it, really.

D:

Why me, why now?

B:

I don

‘

t know but it

‘

d be nice to have some company down here.

--It

‘

s him that the one

O:

I‘

m Dekins I was thinking about setting up some kind of trust fund for my kid

‘

s educations.

D:

Oh, I see well, why don

‘

t we have a seat and talk it over?

Brooks, do you have a piece of paper and pencil,

,Mr Dekins

…

B:

And then Andy says

‘

s Mr Dekins do you want your soon to go to Harvard or Y

ale.

--he didn

‘

t say that.

B:

As god as my witness. Dekins blinked for a second, then he laughed and actully shook Any

‘

s hand.

--my ass-shook his hand.

B:

I tell you, I near soiled myself all the needed was suit and tie and

jiggly hula gal on his desk he

‘

d have

been

‘

Mr, Dufersne, if you please.

R:

Making a new friends?

D:

I would

n‘

t say friends.

I‘

m a convicted muderer who provides sound financial planning, it

‘

s wonderful pet

to have.

R:

Got you out of the lundry though.

D:

It might do more than about expanding the libray get some new books.

--if you ask for something. ask for a pool-table.

—

how do you expect do that, I mean get new boods in here

―

Mr

Dufresne

‖

if you please.

D:

I will ask the warden for funds.

B:

Six wardens, have through here in my tenure and

I‘

ve learned one immutale, universal trurh Not one

bron

whose asshole wouldm

‘

t pucker up tighter than a snare drum when you ask for funds.