Wagon Train (TV Series)

Trial for Murder: Part 2 (1960)

Henry Hull: Mark Applewhite

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• Mark Applewhite : I believe you all right. The human mind, the human memory is a very strange instrument. You know, sometimes it sees things it isn't even conscious of seeing. And later on, under, emotional stimulus, the memory returns to us, and what we saw drops into place like a missing piece in a picture puzzle.

• Mark Applewhite : You drew position 64, which position you later traded with Mr Foster. Was that right?

  Molly Cassidy : Yes, sir. That's right, sir. It completely slipped my mind.

  Mark Applewhite : Slipped your mind? And yet you gave Mr Foster $25 to trade places. Mm?

• Mark Applewhite : Bradley Mason is a young man in the Spring of his life. Ahead of him still are the Summer, the Autumn and the Winter. Like most young men he wants to till his share of the soil, build his home, consummate his love, and raise his family.

• Mark Applewhite : 40 years of telling others what to do. And now here I am wishing I had someone to tell me what to do. 40 years of teaching Law. The Law is your sword, young men. Keep it clean and shining bright. Take up that sword and fire it with rhetoric and logic until it is hot and invincible. Ah, balderdash. Balderdash and poppycock. 40 years of teaching balderdash and poppycock. What right have I in the arena, a foolish old pedagogue mouthing platitudes with a young man's life in the balance?