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Willie creeps around town, finally getting into a confrontation with Burke, while awaiting his revenges and fortunes.
Synopsis
Willie gets impatient and is tired of his living at Collinwood’s being blamed for their woes.
McGuire points out that they disagree not on what they want, but on how to get it. Willie wants money NOW and immediately plans to make trouble when Sam, Maggie, & Joe enter. Sam stares as Maggie explains who they are. Willie plots revenge on Burke after worrying about what the Evans party is saying about him. McGuire warns Willie to stay away from Burke, who enters immediately after the proclamation. Willie wants to stare Burke down, to McGuire’s horror; he doesn’t want Burke as an enemy. Burke joins the party and they speak of the events of #199, #202, and #206. Sam warns Burke to stay away from Willie; Burke is too relieved from clearing his 10-year-old vendetta up to start a new one. However, he isn’t willing to give up a fight if Vicki’s involved. Sam goes to the bar.
At the bar, McGuire tells Willie that Burke could be helpful to them; he’s an ex-con and he’s rich. Willie is intrigued by the ‘act’ Devlin puts on. McGuire talks smooth with Devlin while Loomis pals up to Sam at the Bar. Willie buys Sam, the friendliest guy in town, a drink; Willie admires Sam’s beard, which he grew because he was tired of shaving. They talk beards while Burke and McGuire banter about Willie; Joe and Maggie don’t like that Sam is talking to Willie. Burke thinks Jason should’ve been a social worker. Burke asks McGuire how long he’s planning on staying in town, and gives him fair warning (because he LIKES the people at Collinwood) that Burke knows McGuire’s got something. Willie is fascinated that Sam is an artist; he begins asking him uncomfortable questions. Joe has to make a call, and it appears to Maggie that Willie is getting rough with Sam.
Willie sideways insults both Sam and Maggie, and Burke intercedes. Willie looks forward to their confrontation and McGuire can’t stop it. Willie “gets a kick out of these guys who act like they’re so clean” while trying to cover up their dirt. Burke shows Willie the door: would he like to walk, or be carried, out? Willie claps, stating that now Burke’s “talkin’ like a real ex-con.” Burke slaps him down, and Willie pulls a knife. Burke is successful in removing Willie from the Blue Whale; Burke tells McGuire to handle Willie or he’ll handle them both. Burke has received for his troubles a hand wound.
Outside, McGuire implores Willie to wait to get his revenge on Devlin until after they get their money; he implores him to leave hastily.
Memorable quotes
Dramatis personae
- Dennis Patrick
- John Karlen
- Joel Crothers
- Kathryn Leigh Scott
- David Ford
- Mitchell Ryan
- Bob O'Connell (uncredited)
Background information and notes
- Burke calls the Bartender "Bob."
- Burke mentions that Willie’s been in town for "weeks."