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 was¹ a dog.

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

709
Smile.

710
Give me the gun².

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 saw³ then
that my father's only fear⁴...

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

729
And that was the last time
I ever⁵ held a gun.

730
People always thought
I grew up on a farm.

731
And I guess, in a way, I did⁶.

732
But I lived a lifetime⁷ 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: