I Hope
The elevator is stuck in Broolie's factory and the workers all have an idea h...
Red informs his fellow inmates that Andy likes to play chess and they should ...
William Somerset isn't sure that John Doe is telling the truth.
Red narrates that Andy walked into a bank the day after he escaped the prison.
Red informs us that Andy wrote a letter a week to the state senate, and just ...
The Police Captain wonders if William Somerset will miss being a cop.
The captain is reading a quote that was left at the murder scene of the fat g...
Slipping the rock hammer into Brook's book cart, Red says it is a delivery fo...
William Somerset talks candidly about how promising clues only turn into more...
Somerset is asking Mills why he had himself transferred to this police depart...
After Captain Hadley beats Bogs in his cell, Red informs the audience The Sis...
Having already killed five people, John Does is only two murders away from th...
During his parole hearing, Red states he is a changed man.
After Red and Andy make a deal for a rock hammer, Red tells Andy his name.
After Warden Norton announces needing men to resurface the license plate fact...
While watching a movie, Andy tells Red he understands he is a man that knows ...
Red explains to Andy why he cannot leave the prison .
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