WEST: I wasn’t gonna throw my money in the river, nigger.

HOLLOWAY: That’s why you don’t know. You don’t know what might have happened if you did that. If you had gone on back up there she might have told you.

WEST: I offered to give her the twenty dollars just for her time . . .  but she wouldn’t take it. Told me to throw it in the river. I’d rather see her with it than to see it at the bottom of the river. I just wasn’t gonna do that with my money.

HOLLOWAY: That’s why you don’t know.

WEST: If it take throwing my money in the river to find out then I ain’t never gonna know.

MEMPHIS: What you go up to see her about, Holloway? What happened when you threw your twenty dollars in?

HOLLOWAY: I went up there to see her cause I wanted to kill my grandfather. I went up there and got that feeling off me. I had to throw twenty dollars every week for a month. But I got it off me. He died from natural causes. Ask West . . .  he buried him. He died in his sleep. That’s why I knew it worked. Cause he died of natural death.

MEMPHIS: What you wanna kill your grandfather for?

HOLLOWAY: Now you getting in my business. Ask West if he ain’t died a natural death. That’s all you need to know.

MEMPHIS: I don’t care nothing about your business. You the one brought it up. I ain’t even know you had a grandfather.