Don't either of you. Ever
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Anne Hagen:
God knows they were brave, Jimmy. Dad smiled down at me like he didn't have a care in the world. God wants you to be brave. You can be too. God can help you see into the hearts of everyone who fell, like I do. His witness, which you are too. Jimmy Jaspersen:
[pointing the gun at her]
So witness, but tell what you really saw! Tell it! Doris Hagen:
[timidly approaching]
Jimmy, this is dangerous. Whatever you two think you have to hide, it's not worse than... Jimmy Jaspersen:
Tell it. Doris Hagen:
Annie. Anne Hagen:
[takes a shaky breath, beginning to cry]
I saw Dad. And he smiled down and he told me not to be scared. He was so brave. And then... I was holding his hand, and he was holding mine... and then his Coke spilled. Jimmy Jaspersen:
No! Anne Hagen:
[seemingly composing herself]
Then there were more shots, and the alarm went off. Jimmy Jaspersen:
No, remember it! [starts to cry] Jimmy Jaspersen:
You go on and I will! Doris Hagen:
Jimmy, please. This is enough. Jimmy Jaspersen:
[ignoring Doris]
Tell it. Anne Hagen:
[seriously beginning to get upset]
He did... he did... Jimmy Jaspersen:
Nothing! [Anne closes her eyes and there is a flashback scene of what really happened] Jimmy Jaspersen:
[then it goes back to them, and Jimmy and Anne are both crying] Doris Hagen:
Jimmy, give me the gun. [Doris walks over warily, and slowly prys the gun from out of Jimmy's hand, but he's so upset and crying so hard that he simply lets the gun go] Doris Hagen:
Okay. Just give me the gun. Here we go. [Doris takes the gun from Jimmy and then puts her hand on his face briefly to comfort him] Anne Hagen:
[crying]
I just sat there. I just sat there while... while that man shot Dad and I... didn't do anything. [Jimmy watches her cry, looking even more upset at this sight] Anne Hagen:
I didn't hold his hand. I let go of his hand. I couldn't help it. He didn't die brave like I said at all, he was just scared and alone and... I didn't do anything, Mom. I'm sorry. Doris Hagen:
No, it's okay. Anne Hagen:
I can't ever forgive that man for what he did. I can't. Never. Doris Hagen:
[Doris simply looks at her daughter and then at Jimmy, who is still crying heavily]
Don't either of you. Ever
God knows they were brave, Jimmy. Dad smiled down at me like he didn't have a care in the world. God wants you to be brave. You can be too. God can help you see into the hearts of everyone who fell, like I do. His witness, which you are too. Jimmy Jaspersen:
[pointing the gun at her]
So witness, but tell what you really saw! Tell it! Doris Hagen:
[timidly approaching]
Jimmy, this is dangerous. Whatever you two think you have to hide, it's not worse than... Jimmy Jaspersen:
Tell it. Doris Hagen:
Annie. Anne Hagen:
[takes a shaky breath, beginning to cry]
I saw Dad. And he smiled down and he told me not to be scared. He was so brave. And then... I was holding his hand, and he was holding mine... and then his Coke spilled. Jimmy Jaspersen:
No! Anne Hagen:
[seemingly composing herself]
Then there were more shots, and the alarm went off. Jimmy Jaspersen:
No, remember it! [starts to cry] Jimmy Jaspersen:
You go on and I will! Doris Hagen:
Jimmy, please. This is enough. Jimmy Jaspersen:
[ignoring Doris]
Tell it. Anne Hagen:
[seriously beginning to get upset]
He did... he did... Jimmy Jaspersen:
Nothing! [Anne closes her eyes and there is a flashback scene of what really happened] Jimmy Jaspersen:
[then it goes back to them, and Jimmy and Anne are both crying] Doris Hagen:
Jimmy, give me the gun. [Doris walks over warily, and slowly prys the gun from out of Jimmy's hand, but he's so upset and crying so hard that he simply lets the gun go] Doris Hagen:
Okay. Just give me the gun. Here we go. [Doris takes the gun from Jimmy and then puts her hand on his face briefly to comfort him] Anne Hagen:
[crying]
I just sat there. I just sat there while... while that man shot Dad and I... didn't do anything. [Jimmy watches her cry, looking even more upset at this sight] Anne Hagen:
I didn't hold his hand. I let go of his hand. I couldn't help it. He didn't die brave like I said at all, he was just scared and alone and... I didn't do anything, Mom. I'm sorry. Doris Hagen:
No, it's okay. Anne Hagen:
I can't ever forgive that man for what he did. I can't. Never. Doris Hagen:
[Doris simply looks at her daughter and then at Jimmy, who is still crying heavily]
Don't either of you. Ever
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God knows they were brave Jimmy
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Dad smiled down like he didn't have a care in the world
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God wants you to be brave And you can be too
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God can help you See it that everyone felt like I do
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His witness as you are too Tell what you really saw
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Tell it Jimmy This is dangerous
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Whatever you two think that you have to hide It's not worth it Tell it
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I saw Dad
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And he smiled down and he told me not to be scared
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He was so brave and then
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I was holding his hand and he was holding mine and then his coke spilled No
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And there were four shots
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No Remember it
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Movie Summary
A group of strangers form a unique relationship with each other after surviving a random shooting at a Los Angeles diner.
