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Kyrie eleison...
Sharpe here.
Tomorrow?
What-- no, no, no.
No, Joe, that's all right.
I'll take the first plane out.
Something has got to be done now
or this whole thing'll blow up in our face.
I read your report, but our ideal situation
is still 50 million dollars and two years away.
We did design this prison to be finished, didn't we?
Didn't we?
Gentlemen, please,
with a push from this board, we could start construction
on an effective, humane, and safe facility,
workable not only for the inmates and the staff,
but for our entire community.
I'm in a hell of a fight right now
to get last year's appropriation approved.
Prison reform just isn't on the governor's reelection platform.
Which leaves us where?
Reopening the old Wyoming State Penitentiary at Rawlins.
You can't be serious.
That institution's been closed since '68.
Ethan Sharpe will be the warden in charge.
Sharpe?
My God, Joe, the man is a dinosaur.
All he knows is chain gangs and tommy guns.
Is that your solution?
Not a pleasant place to spend one's life, is it, Miss Walker?
You must be warden Sharpe.
There's an awful lot of work to be done here
in preparation for the inmates.
I've got 300 men being transferred over here tomorrow.
They'll take care of the cleanup and the repair work.
You don't think we should consider a postponement?
I mean, at least until some improvements can be made.
I'm gonna be candid with you, Miss Walker.
I know you represent the prison board and I appreciate your input.
But I will not have it interfere with our primary purpose.
Which is what?
Punishing criminals.
Keeping them away from the public at large.
All the rest--
therapy sessions, trade skills--
so much window dressing.
The board has instructed me to assist you in any way I can
and that means from getting things organized around here
to setting up therapy sessions,
trade skills, and...
all those other window dressings.
Well, I always appreciate a different point of view.
And a woman's will be...
most interesting.
Warden Sharpe, I'm here to help for the next few weeks.
Now, how much is certainly up to you.
However, I do have a job to do and I intend to do it.
My office is always open.
Then I'll see you there in the morning.
It's been a pleasure.
All right, let's go, let's get moving.
Let's go, close the gap, come on, let's go, keep it moving!
Up in front, all right, let's go, come on.
Let's go, let's go, close it up, come on.
All right, let's clear the yard.
Twenty men to a line.
Arms length apart.
No talking.
All right, let's clear the yard.
Twenty men to a line.
Arms length apart.
No talking.
No talking in the yard.
Twenty men to a line.
Arms length apart.
Silence in the yard.
Hey, come on you guys, let's go.
- Where's the bathroom? - Hey, what the fuck!
Hey, man, what the hell are you doing, huh?
- Fuck off. - What the fuck are you doing now?
You can't steal no fucking bus!
Don't shoot! Don't shoot!
Come on, man. You are crazy!
Man in front!
Don't shoot! Don't shoot!
Hold your fire.
Hey, watch out for the wall, man!
Hey, man what are you doin'?
How do we get the fuck out of here, now?
Watch out for the wall, man-- the wall, the wall!
Shut up!
Watch out for that board, man!
Watch out, watch out, man, there's a man the way.
Stop, stop.
- Pussy! - Man, let go of me.
Hey!
Hey, man, I had nothing to do with this.
- I swear it was his idea. - Shut up!
- You got a choice here. - Yeah?
You can either step off this bus or be dragged off.
It's up to you.
Okay.
Let's go.
Move 'em back!
Pretty boy.
All right, listen up!
These two men--
they just cost you your mail
and your visiting privileges for six months.
Captain Horton, let's get 'em searched and processed
before the next group gets here.
Wallace, move 'em out, columns of two, silently.
Let's go, columns of two, after me, right here.
Move it!
You two just bought yourselves six months in the hole.
- The hole? - Get 'em off the yard!
Move out!
You owe me, baby.
Still one hard-ass son of a bitch.
Pretty fuckin' wild, huh?
Come on.
Move it.
Come on, move!
Come here.
Hold it, man.
You fuckin' with my religion, now, man.
All right, get movin'.
Hey.
Come on.
- What? - Come on, come on.
Come on, man, they let me have it upstate.
Here it's contraband.
Yeah, what isn't?
You're asshole. Get movin'.
Get ahead on my ass!
Up against the wall.
Back in line.
- Step back. - You shut up!
Cuff him, Gene!
You're ahead of yourself, buddy.
You're going downstairs, buddy.
Some room, now.
All right, I got him.
Oh, I'm in the hole.
Hey, look, man, you making a big mistake.
All I did was get on the God damn bus like they told me.
Hey, man, what's with the swamp lake around here, man?
Hey, I don't do good places like this, you know?
I don't think I'm gonna do good here, man.
Let me outta here, man, I didn't do nothin'!
- Okay, okay. - Come on, man.
Hey, hey!
Hey, hey, nobody got hurt.
- Rizolli, seven. - One.
- Reese, eight. - Santoni.
- Two. - Morris, nine.
Applegate, three.
- Garcia, thirteen. - Four.
Cruz, five.
Montoya, sixteen.
French, six.
Young, Volkie, twenty-one.
- Seven. - Sandor, twenty.
- Johnson, eight. - Burke, nineteen.
- Morgan, nine. - Cresus, nineteen.
Hey, car thief.
Bet that's you, right?
I heard some a the guys talkin' on the line about you.
They said you were some kind of celebrity or somethin'.
Hey, uh, Joe Lazaro's the name.
But my friends call me Lasagna.
All right.
Okay.
Hey, I heard you could take anything off four wheels, man,
fly it away to heaven.
Well, don't believe everything you hear.
- Hey! - Hi, kid.
I'm Rhino.
You and me's gonna be cellmates.
Just think of me as one of your roomies in college--
only closer.
And everything you gotta know,
I'll teach you.
Hey, man, this is where the bottom of the damn world drops out.
Hey, man, that could be bad for your health,
if you know what I mean.
I'll take the top. I'll take the top.
Look man,
I don't even belong here.
I was just trying to visit my Uncle Angelo in Phoenix, you know,
and I blew my front retread.
So, I'm gettin' myself a new set a rubber
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