01x11 - Closing Statement

[bunniefuu]

Aaron: Almost there now.

Three more days,

and I walk into the courtroom
where they put me away.

With one chance
to get my retrial.

♪♪

It's taken so long
to get to this point.

Sometimes I catch myself
wondering how I even got here.

Is any of this real?

Or is it just a nightmare
that never ends?

Judge Sorenson:
And as to the first count
of the indictment,

charging a violation
of Penal Law Section 220.77

Operating as a Major Trafficker,
how do you find?

Jury Foreman: Guilty.

And as to the second count
of the indictment,

charging a violation of
Penal Law Section 220.43

Criminal Sale of
a Controlled Substance

in the first degree,
how do you find?

Guilty.

[Woman gasps]

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[Door buzzes, unlocks]

[Indistinct conversations]

Y-Your mother's sorry
she can't be here.

I don't think she can stand
seeing you in this place.

It's not gonna get
any better.

You have appeals coming.

They're sending me
to Bellmore, Pop.

I'm gonna spend
the rest of my life in a cage.

You keep yourself alive,
son.

You keep your mind sharp.

You make it till tomorrow
enough times,

you will walk out.

[Beni Moun's "Soon Come"
plays]

♪ When blue hour comes ♪

[Sighs]

♪ And dusk turns to dawn ♪

♪ Don't you ever fear
that pain ♪

♪ For she's soon to come ♪

♪♪

Foster: Tongue up.

Tongue down.

Close mouth.

Squat.

♪♪

Deeper.

I said deeper.

What I demand is respect.

Order.

Cleanliness.

Abide by these principles,
and you'll do fine.

You might even thrive
in here.

[Snickers]

[Groans]

For those of you who want
to walk in your own direction,

I can promise you this ...

I will make your lives
miserable.

King me.

[Laughs]

You know the rules.
No games.

It's just
a piece of paper.

[Indistinct conversations]

Guard: Close cell four.

[Buzzer]

[Retching]

[Coughing]

[Spits, inhales sharply]

Bottom bunk's
your space.

[Exhaling sharply]

See the wall right there?

Right side is yours.

Keep your hands off of
what's on the left side.

That's mine.

And wipe up
whatever splashed out.

I do push-ups
on that floor.

[Sighs]

Hey, baby.

Marie: Hey.

Where's Jazz?

Darius is watching her.

I figure I'd get
the lay of the land here first

so I'd know
how to prepare her.

Yeah, good idea.

How was the drive up?

Took three hours.

And then an hour
to get in.

I can't believe they only allow
one phone call a week here.

I've missed you so much.

I brought photos
and some of Jazz's art.

But I left them all
with the guards.

They said they'll bring them
to your cell.

My cellmate's given me
half a wall, so...

[Chuckles]

What's he like?

I don't know yet.

Well, what is he in for?

m*rder.

m*rder.

Who'd he k*ll?

He didn't tell me.
I didn't ask.

♪♪

Keep moving, inmate.

Let's go.

♪♪

Wild Bill: Hey.

Back of the bus.

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Elijah: Not so fast.

So, you're the new lifer.

The kingpin.

Yeah, that's right.

Bronx boy, huh?

Born and raised.

You?

Queensbridge.

But I got people
everywhere.

In here,
this is my game.

But I'm sure we could
work something out.

Nah, man. No.

I'm not working any of that
until I get through my appeals.

Appeals?

[Scoffs]

Man, that take years.

Whatever it is.

I'm out of all that
for now.

You're not in this crew,
we can't protect you.

♪♪

I hear that.

♪♪

Keep good on your word,
or we'll be seeing you.

♪♪

[Indistinct conversations]

Darius: You still trying to play
that street rep in here?

Yeah, it's the only thing
keeping them off my back.

You know Bellmore's
got its own ecosystem.

I'm still learning it.

Well, we just got to get you
out of here.

That's all.

Yeah, that'd be good.

We talked
to that appeals lawyer.

She thinks
she might have a path.

It's gonna take some time,

but she can attack
some of the lesser offenses.

At least to start.

How much?

I'm gonna cover it.
No.

Nah, man.
I can't ask you to do that.

Would you do it for me?

♪♪

[Sighs]

You know the one thing
about being in here is

you know
who your real friends are.

[Sniffles]

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What's goin' on,
Kingpin?

I was thinking.

You and me,

we can do some business
in here.

No, man, we're good.

I got all the users in here
asking me.

You got a supply.

I'm telling you, man,

you get more bread with me
than with Elijah.

Like I said,
I'm not interested, alright?

I'm coming to you
in friendship,

and I don't like the vibe
I'm getting in return.

Yo, why don't you cats
take this someplace else, huh?

No need.

We're done.

Man: Man dissing you, yo.

Stop! Let's go!
Hey, break it up!

Hey, dang!

[Groans]

Guard: Get back!

[Mos Def's "Umi Says" plays]

♪♪

♪ I don't wanna
write this down ♪

♪ I wanna tell you
how I feel right now ♪

♪ I don't wanna take no time
to write this down ♪

♪ I wanna tell you
how I feel right now ♪

♪ Hey ♪

♪ Tomorrow may never come ♪

♪ For you, Umi,
this life is not promised ♪

♪ I ain't no perfect man ♪

♪ I'm tryin' to do the best
that I can ♪

♪ With what it is I have ♪

♪ I ain't no perfect man ♪

♪ I'm tryin' to do
the best that I can ♪

Hey!

♪ With what it is I have ♪

Please!

♪ I put my heart and soul
into this song ♪

It's been over a week.

♪ I hope you feel me ♪

I got to get a message
to my wife.

♪ My Umi said shine your light
on the world ♪

Let her know where I am.

♪ Shine your light
for the world to see ♪

♪ My Abi said
shine your light on the world ♪

♪ Shine your light
for the world to see ♪

Stay here and shut up.

Prison rep
will be here soon.

This whole mess
is 'cause of you, bruh.

I didn't ask you
to jump into it.

I ain't had no choice.

You're my cellie.

If I fall back,
then I'm the mark.

That's the code.

Alright.

Which one of you is which?

Bishop. Wallace.

New kingpin, huh?

Can we just get on
with this?

Fine.

Good news is that
there are no witnesses

that will testify to the fight,
so no as*ault.

Then why the hell are we still
in the hole, man?

Because, Mr. Bishop,
the warden had your cell tossed,

and the C.O.s found potatoes,

which, as I'm sure
you both know,

is a primary ingredient
for moonshine.

[Sighs]

Those were mine.

Jamal shouldn't even
be here.

This is cute,
what's going on here.

But cells are shared spaces.

The contraband is chargeable
to both of you.

That even legal?

According to the warden,

it stops the stronger inmate

from forcing a weaker one
to take the fall,

and he's pretty much
a dictator here.

Alright, so,
how do you plan to fight it?

[Scoffs]
The only play here

is to take the hit
and do your time in the hole.

I do not advise my clients
to go up against Cyrus Hunt.

Then what good
are you?

A hearing will blow back
on all of us.

But we have a right
to defend ourselves.

You want to fight this?[Drawer opens]

You can rep yourself.

♪♪

Now get out of my office.

[Drawer closes]

♪♪

What, you want to spend
months in the hole?

Man, hell naw.

Inmates Wallace and Bishop
are here

because their cell
was tossed

and some contraband
was found.

See Exhibit A.

Inmate regulations allow
for no potatoes

due to it being
a main ingredient for moonshine.

These inmates

had a sophisticated
fermenting operation,

so we're recommending

three months
in restricted housing.

Ah, let's drop
the euphemism.

Call it solitary.

Mr. Wallace,

you're here to represent
yourself and Mr. Bishop?

Yes, sir.

Do you have a response
to his accusations?

Yes, sir, I do.

Um, no yeast or fermenting agent
were found in our cell.

No equipment.

So I'm not sure what kind of
sophisticated operation

Captain Foster
is referring to.

All we had
was vegetables.

Only vegetables that can
be eaten raw are allowed,

like tomatoes or celery.

Tomatoes are technically
a fruit.

But the point is,

these are still
against regulations

because
they have to be cooked.

Thank you.
That's affirmative.

Appendix C of the allowable
items regulation

says that any food
that must be cooked

are a contraband.

Now, I looked it up.

"Must" is an absolute term.

Therefore, any items
that can be consumed uncooked,

they're allowed.

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This is obviously
a ridiculous stunt.

Stunt or no,

it's a clever argument
and highly entertaining.

Entertaining
is not a criteria.

Because Mr. Wallace
and Mr. Bishop

already spent a week
in the hole,

I move to sustain the ticket

and suspend punishment
and call this thing even.

If the administration

doesn't want this
to happen again,

I recommend they eliminate
the word "must"

from the regulations.

[Bag rustles]

♪♪

Well done, Mr. Wallace.

♪♪

[Cell door slams]

Hold up, inmate.

♪♪

You got to learn
to be more careful.

[Groans]

[Breathing heavily]

♪♪

People talking 'bout you
becoming inmate rep.

But that don't change nothing
between me and you.

This ain't over.

♪♪

You know, he's in here
for a triple homicide.

If I were you, I would, uh,
take him seriously.

Very seriously.

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You know what
that's about.

You know that cat Green?

Yeah.
Thinks he's a playa.

Well,
I think he's after me.

Seems like I might need
some protection.

You know, you got ba*ls
to base up the warden,

and everybody knows what
they did to that arm of yours.

But you haven't put
any food on my table.

And there ain't
no free lunch.

You were a little too late
to kiss the ring.

If I was you,

I'd go after Green
before he gets to you.

♪♪

Darius:
So, your lawyer's still combing
over the court transcripts,

looking for anything
the judge might have done
wrong for the appeals.

Marie's hopeful again.
We all are.

Listen, um...

I decided to make you
my emergency contact

for my file in here.

Anything were to happen to me,
I want you to get the call.

♪♪

What's gonna happen?

You never know.

Don't tell Marie, alright?

♪♪

Green:
This ain't over.

♪♪

Wild Bill: He's in here
for a triple homicide.

I would, uh,
take him seriously.

♪♪

You a dead man.

Bobby: If I was you,

I'd go after Green
before he gets to you.

♪♪

I'm gonna do
like you said.

You askin' permission?

I'm gonna need some help.

I can provide
the backup,

but you got to do
the deed.

Yeah.

I know that, Bobby.

Just get it done,
alright?

[Indistinct conversations]

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♪♪

Green: Hey!

What are you doing?!

Get off! Get off!

Time to meet your maker.

Come on, playa.

I didn't mean you
no harm.

I wasn't
gonna do nothing.

Shut up!

Put your hands down!

I-I-I won't talk smack
about you.

[Whimpers]
Please don't k*ll me.

Shut up.I got kids.

I got kids.Man #1: Get it done!

Get it done![Sobbing]

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[Shank clatters]

[Sobbing continues]

♪♪

Did you do it?

Word gets around.

I couldn't.

Taking a man's life,
it's not easy,

even if you got
a good reason.

[Sips]

You had one?

Dude kept
knocking my sister around,

and...I gave him
plenty of warnings.

The day she showed up
with a broken jaw,

that was...

That was that.

I know you don't really
belong in here,

so word to the wise.

Elijah went out on a limb
for you,

and you dropped the ball?

You just crossed
the King.

[Laughter,
indistinct conversations]

Dig in there.
I got it.

Got you.
Right there.

You were drowning
in an ocean,

and I threw you
a life raft.

I know.

I'm sorry
for wasting your time.

Not as sorry as Green.

You left me with a liability
I had to take care of.

[Sighs]

How's the warden gonna
react to that?

How you think he keeps
his numbers looking so good

with that Prison Board?

Some piece of paper
will say

the man had an accident
or a heart attack.

It all gets swept
under the rug.

[Snaps fingers]

Listen.

You know I got Jamal and myself
out of solitary, right?

[Sighs]

And your boy Shotgun,

he's been in there
for months.

I'm prepared
to do the same for him.

You ain't even
the paralegal.

No, not yet, but...
[Sighs]

An inmate can choose
whoever they want.

You know that other guy's
in the warden's pocket, right?

Alright.
Let's hear your plan.

Shotgun got thrown in the hole
for a cellphone battery

after an attorney visit.

Right? So...

Under the directive 4910,
subdivision 4C,

if an attorney visit
is non-contact, which it was,

then the search
was inappropriate.

That right there,
that reduces the violation

from a ... a tier three
to a tier one.

That'd get him back
into gen-pop.

Come on. I get your man out,
my debt's paid?

♪♪

♪♪

Yeah, a'ight.

♪♪

Come on. [Claps hands]
Let's get it.

♪♪

♪♪

You must be feeling pretty good
about yourself.

You got Elijah's man out
and his protection now.

You know,
under my tenure,

violent incidents
at Bellmore

have dropped 70%.

Take a guess why.

[Scoffs]

I got a feeling
you're gonna say solitary.

Without solitary,
we can't have proper order.

[Scoffs]

It's what will prevent
that wife of yours

from driving up here
to identify you in the morgue.

You better know that.

Guard: Let's get you back
to your cell.

♪♪

The Court of Appeals has refused
to review

the decision
by the Appellate Division.

What about
the Supreme Court?They're never gonna
take your case,

and the highest court
in the state just
ruled against you.

I-I wish there was more
I could do.

What about habeas?

Aaron, I know that
this is hard to hear,

but if I
or any other attorney ...I can't give up.

Winning this appeal

would've been
a hundred times easier

than getting a retrial
via habeas.

And why is that?Because we don't have

an ineffective assistance
of counsel claim,

and the court just reiterated
the judge's decisions were fair,

so unless there's some
newly discovered evidence...

There has to be...evidence that
they hid from us,

then we can't prove that.

T-The D.A. never even
turned over a complete file.

And I doubt
that they ever will.

I'm sorry,
but the best course of action

is to play nice
with the warden,

level up
to minimum security...
No.

...make it easier
for your family to visit you.That's not an option.

Aaron,
it's been over two years.

I can't take
any more money from you,

and I can't afford
to work pro bono.

Come on, please.

I am sorry.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

[Slurred]
I can't raise any more money.

I can't raise money.
I got a job to do.

And I can't ...
It's ... It's ...

I don't care
if it's a worthy cause.

I've got a thousand invitations.

[Beep]Han... Hang...

Yeah?

Secretary:
Senator, I've got a call

from Bellmore Prison
on line two.

An inmate
named Aaron Wallace.

He says you know him?

Hmm.

All these years in this
hellhole, hitting the books,

and you graduated
law school?

Problem is, it's ...
it's not accredited.

I didn't want to rain
on your parade,

but, yeah,
correspondence courses

are generally for
education purposes only.

Generally,
but not always.

How's that?

California, Oregon,
Minnesota, Vermont,

and New Mexico

allow non-accredited
degree holders

to sit for the bar.

But Minnesota, Oregon,
and New Mexico

require admissions
in another state

if your J.D.
is unaccredited.

California doesn't have
reciprocity in New York.

But Vermont does.

Exactly.

Okay. That's smart.

You're good.
That's g... That's good.

But there's no way
the warden's gonna let you out

to take the bar.

I'm gonna file a claim

under the Americans
With Disabilities Act.

No, you're not.

Get the proctors
to come to Bellmore

and have them
test me here.

Come on.

For what I need
right now,

being confined
is a disability.

Alright, check out
a Supreme Court case.

Uh, uh, Olmstead versus L.C.

Context is mental health,

but you might be able
to find a precedent.

Alright.

Yeah, I'll do that.
Thanks.

You know,
even if you pass the bar,

there's still character
and fitness.

Well, I am gonna need somebody
in a position of authority

to vouch for me.

Maybe a State Senator?

♪♪

Cyrus: I got to admit,
I am impressed.

Abusing the ADA

to force the bar exam
to come to you?

That's got to be a first.

Well, if I could've done it
another way,

like take a bus,
I would have.

Uh-huh.

Well...

♪♪

Man: You may begin.

[Sighs]

Close cell four.

[Buzzer]

How'd it go?

Now I understand why
only 62% of people pass.

I cleared the wall
for you.

[Sighs]

Hey, thanks, man.

What you gonna do
without your ladies?

[Chuckles]

[Indistinct conversations]

Bobby: Yo, Aaron.

Hey, Bobby. What's up?

Little Christmas present
from Elijah.

Thank him for me.

You have no idea
how much this'll change my life.

You got it.

♪♪

♪♪

Listen, I know it's been
a long road, Marie.

And I've put a lot on you.

Aaron, I want a divorce.

♪♪

Why now, Marie?

Why now?
Why, damn it?!

Been trying to figure out,
what am I doing?!

What am I doing?!Look, I heard you
the other night

when I told you
about the burner.

It's not about the burner,
Aaron.

You think I'm taking
too much of a risk?

It's not about the burner.
You're behind a window.

You giving up on me?
You giving up on me?

I can't do this anymore.

We can work this out.
Just a little more time.

Please don't do this.
Come on, baby, it's you and me.

Look at me, Marie.

Come on, look at me.

Just look at me.

I just can't.

I ... I'm sorry.[Receiver clacks]

Come on, Marie. Marie!

Come on, please.

Marie. Yo, Marie!

Marie! Come on, Mari...

♪♪

[Buzzer]

♪♪

[Breathing heavily]

♪♪

♪♪

What's up, man?

♪♪

♪♪

[Sniffles]

[Sobbing]
[Sighs]

[Funky music plays on radio]

♪ I'll make it up to you ♪

♪ I'll make it up ♪

♪♪

Yo, Wallace,
got legal mail here for you,

from the Vermont Bar.

♪♪

Let's go, man.
Open it up.

You do it.

♪♪

♪♪

Hmm.

[Exhales sharply]

You did it, my man.

Whoo!
Hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

Not yet.

I still got to pass
character and fitness.

-Come on, man, smile.
-Yo.

We got a lawyer in the house,
y'all.

-Whoo!
-Come on!

My man Aaron Wallace
has done the impossible

and passed the bar
while in prison!

[Cheers and applause]

Aaron Wallace Esquire.

[All cheering]

Roswell:
What defines character?

Integrity, courage, resilience.

The decision before you
is not about Aaron Wallace.

It's about our entire
criminal legal system.

Because if we weren't here,

Aaron's accomplishments
would be more than enough

for each of you to recommend him
enthusiastically.

But we are here.

At Bellmore Prison,

facing the simple question ...

will you write somebody off
simply because of where they are

or honestly try to determine
who they are?

♪♪

Easy for me to say,

Aaron Wallace will be
a great lawyer.

It's even easier
for me to say

that he's a more honorable,
more decent person

than I could ever hope to be.

The reason I'm here
is to remind you

that character is not
a product of circumstance.

It's the thing that survives
despite it.

♪♪

Take a minute.

Thanks.

I'm proud of you, son.

Not there yet, Pop.

Oh, no matter what happens,
I'm proud of you.

I always have been.

♪♪

We got to go.

♪♪

Aaron: And I should hear back
in the next month

about that character
and fitness, so...

Anyway, what's going on
with you, man?

There's no easy way
to say this,

so I'm just gonna
come out with it.

What's wrong?

I'm moving in with Marie.

You ...

Hold on. Hold ...

So when I asked you
to watch out for her,

look in on her,

I put a dog
in the hen house.

I'm sure
that's what it look like,

but Marie asked
for the divorce months ...

You're lucky there's a window
between us right now!

I didn't mean for this,
Aaron.

Don't tell me that.I just couldn't fight it.

Don't you tell me that.

You can't control
who you love.

How long?

How long has this
been going on?

It wasn't till she was
already leaving you, man.

And she has
you telling me.

Nah, man, she doesn't
even know I'm here.

But I wanted to tell you
myself.
What?

Man to man?

You been here eight years.

How long do you expect her
to wait?

This is not about her.

Alright?
It's about you.

You a dog.

You're a dog,
and you know it.

You're my brother,
and I love you.

But it's time for everyone
to move forward.

♪♪

You think I'm guilty.

♪♪

[Receiver slams]

♪♪

I don't ever want to see
your a*s in here again!

♪♪

[Receiver clacks]

Aaron: What happened
to your face?

Ah, this?

Got in a fight
with my steering wheel.

You okay?

I was arrested
for my third D.U.I.

It seems
that I-I'm being urged

to resign
from my State Senate seat,

or they'll expel me.

I'm so sorry to bring in
my dark cloud.

No.

I'm glad you're okay.

Clean and serene
for five days.

Good.

But, hey,
enough about me.

Don't tell me
you got news.

You passed
character and fitness.

Oh, for real?It's official.

I'm a lawyer.[Laughing] Yeah.

You can represent clients
and practice in a court of law.

[Laughs]

You made this happen
for me.

You made it happen
yourself.

We do have ...
We have one problem, though.

Without my seat,

I can't run interference for you
with the warden.

Interference for what?

Well, he can't technically
prevent you from going to court,

but if he claims that
you're a disciplinary problem

or a security risk,

Aaron, that's it.

[Sighs]

There's got to be
something I can do.

Well, just so happens
there are some progressives

on the prison board.

And a quiet clamoring
for change.

I'm listening.

Cyrus Hunt's a bad guy.

You find a way
to prove it,

the Board can be swayed.

♪♪

Reforms are happening
all over.

So why are we sitting
around here,

letting Cyrus
get medieval on us?

Look, I wouldn't mind
a little extra time in the yard

or a few extra days
to make phone calls.

Wonderful.

But a few of us here,
we got a good thing going on.

And you know
the devil you know.

See, now,
that's just fear talking.

We got a chance to get
some of our rights back.

We got to let the man
take his swings.

New warden, huh?

That glass has got to come down
in visitation.

So let's say
we make these complaints

that you want us to.

But then Kingpin here,
he doesn't follow through.

Now, I don't know
about you guys,

but I don't want to see
any blowback coming.

There's no guarantees
in life.

But y'all didn't
become shot-callers
by playing it safe.

♪♪

McCormick: From a certain
drunk senator

who still has friends
on the prison board.

He's got the originals.

C.O.s are permitted
to use force against inmates

in certain circumstances,
Jerry, yes.

One guy cheeks his meds.

Guards stomp him
in the hole.

Another guy gets caught
with an afro pick.

Week later, his spleen
gets ruptured in a beating.

There's even a letter of concern
from a prison doctor.

My captains will be happy
to dispute all of these,

so...what?

If they subpoenaed
medical records

and hearing reports,

would these check out?

What exactly
are you asking me, Jerry?

[Black Violin's
"Lost in the Garden" plays]

♪♪

♪ Whoo ♪

♪♪

♪ Ah ♪

♪♪

♪ Ooh, ooh ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪♪

♪ You can depend on this ♪

♪♪

♪ Ah ♪

♪ Looking like time's
moving forward ♪

♪ It's a new day,
hope you can come to ♪

♪♪

♪ Sitting at the crossroad,
and the train is coming ♪

♪ What you gonna do? ♪

♪♪

♪♪

Hey, man.

Thanks for coming.

Aaron Wallace.

♪♪

This is the rep
who should take your case.

You know that demonio
who put you away ...

Glen Maskins.

♪♪

♪ You gotta stand up ♪

He put me away, too.
Set me up.

Sounds familiar.

♪ You can depend on this ♪

♪ Even if it costs me ♪

♪ Has an expiration date ♪

[Man whistles]

♪♪

Ah, good morning.

I'm Safiya Masry,

the new Superintendent
at Bellmore.

I wanted to speak to you all
personally

to let you know
what my intentions are.

My goal is to make sure
that during your time here,

you're treated with respect

and you're given an opportunity
to maintain your relationships

with the people who care
about you in the outside world.

The first thing I'm gonna do
is take down those windows.

From here on out,
it will be contact visits,

and you'll be able
to see your families.

There's gonna be
a lot of changes around here.

Daddy!

♪♪

♪♪

Oh, I've missed you,
sweetheart.

I missed you, too.

♪♪

Hey.

Hey.

♪♪

♪♪

Thanks for coming.

It's good to see you.

♪♪

[Indistinct conversations]

♪♪

Huey: Let's go!
Clear out!

We got to change out
these beds!

Let's go!

These a*s-hats
should be doing this.

Good behavior, huh?

Guess the statute of limitations
on potatoes is up.

Yeah.

Dah, hey, man.

Don't give me
the long face.

I'm just movin' down
the pod.

Got my swagger back.

Got my swagger back!

♪♪

♪♪

[Knock on door]Oh, come in.

You can leave us.
Thanks.

I wanted to meet
the prisoner rep

who's responsible
for my being here.

And I wanted to meet the warden
who let me hug my daughter

for the first time
in a lot of years.

Take a seat.

♪♪

It's been 3,402 days.

And now it comes to this.

I just got to keep my head down and hang on 68 more hours.

The thing is, in here,

when you never know
what's gonna come at you,

♪♪

♪♪

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