yes and no is nothingness

Vincenzo 2022-04-20 09:01:31

Quietly on the lake, white boats, the dead judge's father.

Will there be a day, until the moment of time, when you will give warmth to your family members, and will you take off your carefully smeared face, just at that moment, the tempering of calm and time seems to be completely withered, that tall image is in That moment collapsed, the lonely warmth, the lonely protagonist had no expression on his face, but there were so many words that I wanted to express, but I lost the power to express it, I could only watch it quietly, watching that there was no sound, Breathless father.

In the movie, a young and promising father brought his young daughter back to his long-awaited home. The old father in the family was still so ruthless. The boundaries between father and son are blurred between the two generations. Take a look, an elite who has a splendid life in a big city, like the life we ​​have been pursuing, suits and shoes, ruthless speech, in the courtyard, to influence the thoughts of the jurors, above the law. When faced with a father who may commit a crime, that kind of domineering has also dimmed. Years ago, the father was like a clean mirror, alluding to his own shortcomings, but today, the object of defense has become an insurmountable moral benchmark.

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  • Hank Palmer: Why'd you pull me out of Boy Scouts?

    Judge Joseph Palmer: As punishment for blowing up the McCraw's mailbox with M80s.

    Hank Palmer: I was 13. *That* you remember. *That*!

    Judge Joseph Palmer: Oh, old enough to know better.

    Hank Palmer: You didn't come to my high school graduation or college. Why?

    Judge Joseph Palmer: [Overlapping] Oh, boo-fucking-hoo. "Why?" Jail time, truancy, I don't get to reward anything! None of your shit!

    Hank Palmer: I graduated from *law school*, for Christ's sake.

    Judge Joseph Palmer: As opposed to what? Dropping out?

    Hank Palmer: Fuck you!

    Judge Joseph Palmer: Let me tell you something, okay? I put a roof over your head, money in your pocket, clothes on your back... *food* in your *mouth*! Who paid for that college education? I never showed up to kiss your ass, but your mother? She's a house wife! Why couldn't you swallow your God damned pride and just come home to her? You tell me why!

    Hank Palmer: [On the verge of tears] You know, you'd invite people at the end of their parole back to court... You'd *recognize* those who did their time, turned their lives around, made something of themselves. Everyone in the court applauded, and you made sure they did! Tell them how *proud* you were... Proud of *fucking* strangers!

    Judge Joseph Palmer: Is that all you wanted, Henry, was a kind word? An 'atta boy? Then to use your words, you should have *come* the *fuck* home! We all waited, *quietly*, but you never came. Okay? And I was the one she'd blame, because you wouldn't come home. Me. Now, was I tough on you? Yes. How'd you turn out, Henry? Waiting tables? A bum?

    Hank Palmer: You put me in Juvenile Detention... you sent me to fucking Vanderburgh!

    Judge Joseph Palmer: [Interrupting] No, no, no, no, no, you put yourself there.

    Hank Palmer: Did I?

    Judge Joseph Palmer: Yes.

    Hank Palmer: The prosecutor recommended community service. That was *your* call!

    Judge Joseph Palmer: No, no, no, it wouldn't have *helped* you!

    Hank Palmer: I didn't need *help*, I needed *you*!

    Judge Joseph Palmer: You were high, you rolled a car with your brother in it! He had a major league career ahead of him, a 90 mile-an-hour fast ball, and he runs a turnip shop! You crippled him, you stole his future, and you call *me* an ass hole?

    Hank Palmer: What do you want from me? I was 17 when that happened. I was *17*.

    Judge Joseph Palmer: Oooh, "I was 13, I was 17." You were headed down the wrong path! I did what I thought was right.

    Hank Palmer: [Holding back tears] You know, I didn't just graduate from law school, I graduated first in my class... I was *first* in my class... I did *really* well, dad.

    Judge Joseph Palmer: You're welcome.

    [Walks out of the room]

    Hank Palmer: [Grits his teeth and clenches his fist; he sits at the kitchen table, speaking in a barely audible voice] Fuck... Damn this house... God damn this *fucking* house...

  • Mike Kattan: And how does it feel, Hank? Knowing that every client you represent is guilty?

    Hank Palmer: It's fine. Innocent people can't afford me.