I was happy with what I saw,

[After White told McClendon what had happened, McClendon] wasn't too happy about it, ... Then, you saw what happened from there.

I saw that as encouragement.

I saw him light the fire.

It was a 50-50 ball that came off the keeper, ... I saw it and went all out for it, and just hoped it would go in.

We saw Elvis, and he was so happy to see us. And he loved the whole idea that we were going to run away. We were going to steal him. But it never happened... He went into a room... I'm sure there are a lot of drugs taken, and it turned into an hour and a half, and he came out and said... that was that. And I knew that he was gone. He was out of reach to us and made me very sad.