"Oh, I intend to. I intend to think about it very hard. Starting right now. On my way home. One of you boys can clock me out at quitting time. Unless, of course, you want to try explaining why I left early."
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Note: Character, a sadistic guard, subtly threatens to report Paul and the other guards for putting him in a straightjacket (as punishment for sabotaging Del's execution). Shortly after, John Coffey releases the affliction he took from Melinda Moore's brain, driving him catatonic.
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