August Kellerman and Nathan in “Where not to Look for Freedom”

Whatever you think you know,you've made a mistake.

Nathan

I saw the car in your garage.

First of all,my home and my vehicle are my own business. Beyond that, I had an accident.So what?

Nathan

So what? So you nearly killed my son and a good friend.

You're wrong. I swerved to miss some deer, and I hit a light pole.

Nathan

You hit a car, Kellerman, on the Gabel Bridge, and then you drove away and left two people drowning in the river when the levee broke.

I didn't...

Nathan

You didn't what? You didn't do it, or you don't remember doing it, considering the empty bottle of bourbon I found underneath your front seat?

You're making a mistake.

Nathan

Okay.So, you had an accident the night of the big storm, you smashed the front of your late-model maroon Grand Wagoneer, and then you drove away without anybody seeing. Meanwhile, a different late-model maroon Grand Wagoneer crashed into my son's car on the same night at around the same time, and then also drove away. And the eyewitness is mistaken.

I have nothing else to say to you.

Nathan

Well, I have something to say to you. My son was trapped inside that car. He was scared, and he was alone, and you left him there. His godmother nearly died that night in front of his eyes. And you could have helped them, but instead, you slipped into the shadows like a coward. Well, I'm about to shine a light into those shadows because I know what you did, and you know what you did. And this is going to be made right by you or by me. You think about that.