601
I haven't touched it in two years.

602
Someday.

603
Right.

604
Someday.

605
And you'll take me out
on that boat?

606
Around the point, where the wind
will scare me to death?

607
There will be no wind tonight.

608
And you know that?

609
I'm the son of a fisherman.

610
You watch the Weather Channel.

611
Will you sail with me tonight?

612
I go back in a few days.

613
And I can't change that,
because my son's coming home.

614
I don't know if this makes sense.
Maybe--

615
Well, that's a mistake. . .

616
. . .letting her taste your coffee.

617
Well, she liked it last night.

618
She was just being polite.

619
Nobody likes it, take my word.

620
Be good.

621
Oh, Lord.

622
Now what?

623
Go easy.

624
Hold it right there.

625
You stay out of our way!

626
You're not welcome here, Johnny.

627
You better stay out of our way!
Both of you!

628
Guess the courts
turned you down again?

629
-It's not your business.
-It's settled.

630
No, we just want the paintings.

631
They were part of our life here, Marta.

632
The only one who sees them is you.

633
People should see them.

634
Please, Garret.

635
It's all you left us of her.

636
That's the first time you
called me her killer, Hank. . .

637
. . .at least to my face.

638
Nobody killed her.

639
He left her alone when
she was sick and weak.

640
-She wanted to come home to us!
-This was her home!

641
Now he's killing her mother.

642
I hear her heart break
every goddamn day.

643
I gave you everything of hers.

644
The paintings!
You got yourself another woman.

645
-What the hell do you care?
-You son of a bitch.

646
Just stay out of this.

647
Step aside!

648
She painted them here.

649
She hung them here.

650
She was the last to touch them!
That's how it'll stay!