701
I'm glad it's you.

702
I understand.

703
But then Al wants your assurance
that after that, it's over.

704
The Lexington Hotel, room 1 432.

705
Is that the house?

706
That's it.

707
I knew there was a dog.

708
Sarah? It's me, Mike.
We're here.

709
Smile.

710
Give me the gun.

711
Michael.

712
Michael...

713
...don't you do this.

714
Give me the gun, Michael.

715
Come on.

716
Give me the gun.

717
I couldn't do it.

718
I know.

719
- Pa.
- I'm sorry.

720
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

721
I'm sorry.

722
Pa.

723
Pa!

724
Pa!

725
Pa!

726
Pa! Pa!

727
I saw then
that my father's only fear...

728
...was that his son
would follow the same road.

729
And that was the last time
I ever held a gun.

730
People always thought
I grew up on a farm.

731
And I guess, in a way, I did.

732
But I lived a lifetime before that...

733
...in those six weeks on the road...

734
...in the winter of 1 93 1.

735
When people ask me if Michael Sullivan
was a good man...

736
...or if there was just no good
in him at all...

737
...I always give the same answer.

738
I just tell them: