I'm afraid we're a little late for an attempt at leniency

Walter Sullivan:

[Unknown that it was Luther his chauffeur]
Are you taking you're shortcut Tommy? Luther Whitney:
I'm your substitute drive tonight, Mr. Sullivan. Oh don't worry about Tommy he's just fine. Walter Sullivan:
It's very unusual. What do I call you? Luther Whitney:
Luther, sir. Luther Whitney:
Are you familiar to get to my townhouse, Luther? Luther Whitney:
Oh yes, sir I know where all your houses are. I'm the man who robbed you. And you're the man who tried to kill me. Walter Sullivan:
I'm sorry I've missed. I belive in the Old Testament, sir. There's nothing wrong for an eye for an eye for a terrible deed is been done, The deed such as yours. Luther Whitney:
Who you've like to believe, wouldn't ya, That'd be simple for you to believe that, What do you think that I have to gain by being here? Walter Sullivan:
I have no idea. Are you going to rob me again? Luther Whitney:
Oh I don't need your money, Mr. Sullivan. Now did you check your vault lately? I put everything back. Walter Sullivan:
I'm afraid we're a little late for an attempt at leniency