00:02Who's Dante?
00:05Who's Dante?
00:12Behold a deity stronger than I who coming shall rule over me.
00:21What?
00:23I know this poem so well, I feel like I wrote it myself.
00:29How would you like to look at the original manuscript?
00:33It doesn't exist.
00:34If it did exist...
00:35I mean, it'd be the greatest literary treasure of all time.
00:38It'd be priceless.
00:39We'll make it affordable.
00:41What do you mean?
00:44You can't tell nobody about these things.
00:49That's a sin. That's a bad sin.
00:55Are you alright?
00:58Yeah, forgive me. Something familiar about this place.
01:01Familiar is good, like home.
01:05Reminds me of something I can't quite get a grip on.
01:09Kind of a wisp of a memory that can't be caught before it fades away.
01:14You're leaving a trail of blood.
01:16This is probably going to start a war.
01:19This thing is ours and it is clean.
01:21There are people who know of its existence.
01:25Remember what I always told you?
01:27God's everywhere.
01:30And he hears everything.
01:32What about this broad?
01:33She's got nothing to do with nothing.
01:34That's my own personal life.
01:35Guys who work for me, they got no personal lives.
01:41Next time you see me, I need you to bring me $20,000 in cash.
01:43Why?
01:44Because I need to be dead.
01:50I am amused by his game and like the Pussycat.
01:54Quite curious.
02:02Tempest fugitive.
02:04Time flies.
02:08Every man's only savior dwells within himself.
02:12Whether he discovers him and be saved.
02:16Or discovers him not and be damned.
02:22This is living, kid.
02:41I am very busy.
02:42You can walk with the situation.
02:45But this could be a few times.
02:46Who can any other people?
02:46What are you learning?
02:46People can't wait for a new life.
02:46I am curious to see you.
02:46What can I stop?
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