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I don't need a drink, Nathan.
Well, you need something.
Now, come on, get inside and don't argue.
Gentlemen.
Two scotch and soda.
Oh, scotch.
All right.
Up yours, sir.
That's better.
Arthur, let's not sit at the bar.
Okay.
We'll be sitting in the booth.
All right.
Feels good to sit down, huh?
You know, I've been walking since yesterday afternoon.
Walking, thinking, thinking, walking, walking.
After a while, it gets to be too much trouble to put one foot in front of the other.
You get tired of doing both.
What you need is about 24 hours of sleep.
Yeah, I'm going to sleep.
I expect to sleep like a baby.
Now that the walking and thinking are over, now that I've finally come to a decision.
What kind of a decision, Arthur?
I thought lawyers were more astute, Nathan.
Students of human nature.
I was sure you'd have guessed by now.
Well, I haven't.
Well, I'll have to tell you then, won't I?
All right.
I'm leaving, Henderson.
Have a drink, bartender.
Yes, sir.
What did you say?
I'm shaking the dust of this fair city from my shoes forever.
You're joking.
If I am, I've done a lot of walking for nothing, let alone all the sleep I've missed.
Oh, it's too much effort to stay here, Nathan.
Too much trouble.
I'm a practical man.
When a man's gone to as much trouble as I have to come to a decision, he deserves a return.
Peace and peace.
That's what I want most of all, peace.
Peace of mind.
What about your investment in the Motor Haven?
Ah, all right, then let's put it another way.
What about Joanne Barron?
I intend to forget all about Joanne Barron.
Just like that?
Just like that.
And why not?
She'll get along fine.
She's getting along fine now.
She's an intelligent woman, a good one, smart and practical.
She doesn't want trouble any more than I do, and that's what she'd have if I stayed.
No, Jo will get along fine.
She's got everything under control.
She needs your help, Arthur.
Look, my usefulness out there is over.
It's more than one woman can handle.
She's got...
She's got Stu and Marge Bergman.
If they're not enough, she can hire someone else.
Now I've thought it all over.
From now on, that Motor Haven is not my worry, not my trouble.
I'm my trouble.
Arthur...
I'm my own worry.
Arthur, you...
Because I carry it around with me.
Arthur, now...
Not much longer.
Arthur, you can get rid of that trouble.
I'll have another drink, bartender.
No, not that way.
I mean the way you've always done before.
By being practical.
By facing facts.
Look, Nathan, I'm too tired to listen to lectures.
Don't you know what's wrong with you?
Don't you realize why you're acting like a schoolboy hopeless...
Don't you realize why you're acting like a schoolboy who's hopelessly in love?
And that's what you're acting like, Arthur, a schoolboy hopelessly in love.
You know why, Arthur?
Because you are in love.
Goodbye, Nathan.
Oh, no, you don't run that easy.
Look, I've got an important meeting to be here with you because we're old friends.
Now, that didn't trouble me.
It shouldn't be too much trouble for you to hear me out.
All right.
I'll be practical, will you?
You tried to run away from trouble once before, remember?
And you couldn't run fast enough.
It caught up with you.
Well, I'm older now and smarter.
Why don't you tell Joanne?
No.
Then let me tell her.
Listen, if you...
If you did, there wouldn't be any trouble.
There couldn't be any trouble.
You mean I wouldn't have to run?
That's right.
Patty's getting fond of me, too.
She looks up at me and takes my hand.
Well, she won't do it anymore.
Arthur, don't fight life.
Accept it.
It has so much to offer.
Oh, look, I've had a taste of what life has to offer.
You think that Joanne Barron and Hazel have anything in common?
I mean, aside from the fact that they're both women.
Well, do you?
Do you?
No, I don't think that Hazel and Jo have anything in common.
But I don't know for sure.
That's a trouble I'll never know for sure.
I'd always be watching and waiting.
That's no good.
As bad for Jo as it would for me.
You know, my decision stands.
I'm leaving Henderson for Jo's sake as much as for my own.
Well, then, at least tell her why.
No.
Look, I've thought this whole thing over, Nathan.
And I've decided that I'm just going to disappear.
I don't ever expect to see her again.
You don't ever expect to see her again?
No.
And I think I'm being very fair about it.
Because I know that if I stay, I'll cause her a lot of trouble.
I've made my decision.
I'm going to stick to it.
All right.
Then I'm afraid I'm going to have to do something I never thought I'd do.
Now what?
Violate a contract.
Look, if you try.
What?
Nathan, understand.
This is a matter of honor, of ethics.
When I came to you with my troubles, I didn't come as a friend to a friend.
Not only that, I did, but I also came as a client to a lawyer.
Just the same.
A client to a lawyer.
Nathan, you can't violate that confidence.
You won't go to Joe without my permission, will you?
You haven't answered my question.
Arthur, you'll be playing a terribly dirty trick on her.
You'll be playing a dirty trick on yourself, too.
Look, you won't go to her without my permission.
You won't violate my confidence.
Well, I guess I'm just as silly as you are.
Thanks, Nathan.
Well, for the love of Mike, where have you been?
Hello, Mr. Walsh.
Hello, Mr. Barton.
Do you know that we've been calling the town for you?
No, I didn't know.
Well, we certainly have.
I've been doing practically nothing else.
Joe and Patty are almost nuts.
The minute Tommy didn't get any of Joe's messages,
not even one about the road commissioning.
Look, you'll have to excuse me, Stu.
Oh, well, you better phone Joe right away,
let him know that you're still alive at least.
The poor kid's almost sunk.
Well, isn't that too bad?
What?
I said, isn't that too bad?
What is it?
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Oh, Mr. Wallace, you said Arthur has troubles.
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You'll have to ask him.
Now if he tells you, you tell me, huh?
Yeah, but what am I going to tell Joe?
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