A Killer Walks (1952)

Trader Faulkner: Frankie Harsten

Quotes 

• Ned Harsten : [drowsy]  What... what do you use that knife for? Put it away, Ned.

  Ned Harsten : Don't worry, Frankie. I'll see you do no harm.

  Frankie Harsten : H... H... Harm?

  Ned Harsten : Yes, Frankie. And you don't have to worry about Gran. She'll be alright. Death means nothing to old people. They've had everything they've wanted out of this world and they''re glad to get into the next. Did you hear me, Frankie? Can you hear me, Frankie?

  Ned Harsten : You know when I've finished here, there's something better waiting for them. They'll be no more pain; no more worry.

  Ned Harsten : Frankie, Come on, Frankie.

  Frankie Harsten : Don't, don't leave me, Ned. I've been dreaming.

  Ned Harsten : Don't worry. You'll be alright. I'll put you to bed first, then lock up.