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<i>I believe there are monsters</i>
<i>born in this world to human parents.</i>

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<i>A monster is a variation</i>
<i>from the accepted normal</i>

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<i>to a greater or less degree.</i>

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<i>But evil is not always apparent</i>
<i>at first glance.</i>

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<i>It can come cloaked</i>

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<i>in beauty or goodness or power…</i>

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<i>…or love.</i>

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<i>It is at the heart of our oldest stories.</i>

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<i>The sinful woman who eats from the tree.</i>

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- Oh God.
<i>- The jealous boy who kills his brother.</i>

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Hey.

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Help me lift her
so we don't disturb her wounds.

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Charles.

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Charles!

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<i>There are all kinds of monsters.</i>

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<i>Some move undetected</i>
<i>through the world all their lives.</i>

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<i>A child may be born perfect of body</i>

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<i>but without kindness</i>
<i>or the potential of conscience.</i>

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<i>Still, you must not forget,</i>

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<i>everyone is normal to himself.</i>

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<i>And to a monster,</i>

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<i>the norm must seem</i>

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<i>monstrous.</i>

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Adam.

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We need the sheriff.

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- Just get the doctor first.
- Adam, this is a mistake.

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<i>Adam's mother died</i>
<i>when he was only a baby.</i>

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<i>Drowned herself in a puddle of rainwater.</i>

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<i>Within a year,</i>
<i>his father found another wife,</i>

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<i>had another son.</i>

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<i>Charles.</i>

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<i>And if either boy received love,</i>

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<i>it was from his brother.</i>

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<i>At least that's what Adam told me.</i>

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<i>The drum, the drum, the distant drum!</i>

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<i>The foe, the foe, they come, they come!</i>

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<i>The soldiers awake, awake to glory!</i>

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<i>With falchions red and bayonets gory!</i>

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Don't just stand there admiring it.
Reload!

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Faster.

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You don't have this much time.

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Adam, you have to go faster. Faster.

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Charles!

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Pick up the gun!

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Reload!

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A soldier never puts down his weapon.

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Cover first, then assist.

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- Understood?
- Yes, sir.

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Adam.

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Sir.

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Are you capable of loading
your own weapon?

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I am, sir.

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My mother says the training
is for our own good.

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We're fortunate being brought up
by a hero of the Civil War.

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Father will make us into great soldiers.

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I'll never be the soldier
you will be, Charles.

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Perhaps.

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But you can try.

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Faster.

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Don't have enough time. Faster.

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Shh.

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And who might this be?

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General Lee.

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You can teach him to heel.

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Did that already, didn't we?

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Happy birthday, sir.

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I believe Charles has
a gift for you as well.

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Don't you, Charles?

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I saw you needed a new knife, sir.

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I earned the money chopping wood.

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Thank you, Charles.

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Oh.

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What do you think of that, General Lee?

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Father wasn't expecting
something so costly.

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That's all.

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He didn't look at it twice.

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And he took your pup to bed with him.

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How did you know?

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How did you know what Father would like?

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I didn't. I swear.

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Charles?

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Put out the light.

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Put it out.

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You're shooting to miss.

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Adam.

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Not at all.

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You can hit a target in practice,
but you can't hit a deer?

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If I wasn't around, what would you do?
Swallow your distaste or starve?

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- Oh, planning on going somewhere?
- Soon as the army will take me.

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If I could hold Father off a year,
we could enlist together.

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I think I could face it
with you by my side.

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How will you shoot at men
when you won't even kill for our supper?

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I'll volunteer for detail,
or I'll assist medical.

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Mother.

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- Adam shot us a rabbit.
- Hey, don't lie.

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- It was Charles, of course.
- Quiet.

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Your father has a visitor from the GAR.

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Just before dawn, he drew up a new plan.

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Buford would defend to the west.

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I delivered the orders myself.

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Two days later,

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we had victory at Gettysburg.

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Wow. And I'd heard Buford
had acted on his own.

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Small men like me play our part.

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Not to be remembered
but to turn the tides toward good.

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I must say, Mr. Trask, your work
with our veterans has been impressive.

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Washington will be grateful
for your spirit of service.

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Hm.

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Will the boys and I be accompanying you
to Washington, sirs?

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No.

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My time there
will be taken up with business.

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Do you intend for your boys
to soldier like their father?

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When Adam finishes school next month,
I will enlist him in the cavalry.

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And Charles…

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Charles will remain here
on the farm to look after the place.

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My business has left me
with little time for farming,

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but my family's tilled
this land for six generations.

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One hates to see it left fallow.

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You know what this is?

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It's the bullet they gave you to bite
while they cut off your leg.

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It's a pity
there's no great war for you to join.

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But these Indian campaigns will give you
ample opportunity to prove yourself.

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Why not send Charles instead?

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Father, anybody can see
he'd be a greater soldier,

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and it's what he wants.

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To put Charles in an army
would be to loose things

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which in him must be chained down.

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Why do you favor him?

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Because you don't punish him
how you do me.

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- Now you let him stay out of the army--
- Adam.

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Don't you see?

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I love you better.

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I always have.

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I love you better.

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Why else would I have given myself
the trouble of hurting you?

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Charles.

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Brother.

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Wait.

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You should turn back.

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Now do him.

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Give me a minute, Charlie.

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Gotta get myself cleaned up first,
don't I?

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Bring me another whiskey
while you're at it.

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Spending all our money today?

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Adam, have you ever had a woman?

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My half brother here hasn't experienced
womanly love of any kind.

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Never even had a proper mother.

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Go on and get yourself undressed,
sweetheart.

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I won't be a minute.

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She's one of the best I've had.

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- I wouldn't treat you to less.
- Hm.

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What did Father say to you before,
when you were alone?

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Nothing.

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I saw him talking to you,
the way he talks to men.

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- What was he saying?
- Just more war stories.

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Do you know what I think?

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I think you're a goddamn liar.

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How long have you known?

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Known what?

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That he would retain me here,

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to keep house

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like a woman.

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How'd you get him to agree to that?

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I knew no more than you did.

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You won't last a week in the army.

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- They'll send you home in pieces.
- I know.

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Father sends me off to die.

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Which, to him,

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is the greatest honor. But me,

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who's more deserving, he casts aside.

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You're taking him away from me.

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- I don't know how. How are you doing it?!
- Charles.

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I haven't done anything.

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I do every… everything

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to make him give me any scrap of love.
I'm…

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I'm worse than a woman.

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I'm a fool.

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Hey.

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I know. I know.

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Charles. Charles.

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Charles, stop. Stop.

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Stop!

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That everything?

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This'll be easy.

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Troop A! Mount and ride!

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Well? What'd you see? How many were there?

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There's not many.

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There's only a few horses.

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Troop C! Mount up!

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The rest, mount up!

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He'll see you now.

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Adam.

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Hewes. This is my son.

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He's just finished
five years in the cavalry.

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A private soldier, as I was.

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I was discharged a corporal, sir.

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Bring a bottle of whiskey, Hewes.

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Shall I send for chipped ice?

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Ice?

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My son is a soldier. I was a soldier.

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What do we want ice for?

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Some men find it a struggle
to return to civilian life.

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Not to worry.

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I'll get you assigned to Washington.

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There's no limit to the heights
a young man like you might reach.

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I don't have any experience
in government, sir.

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You had none as soldier either.
You were decorated, weren't you?

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Three times, sir.

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See?

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You should consider yourself fortunate

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to have a father who's able
to pave the path for you.

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And Charles?

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Charles. What about Charles?

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I thought he might like to join you
here in Washington as well.

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You know, while you were out soldiering,
Charles has turned that farm to profit.

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He hardly requires your pity.

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It's not pity I feel for Charles.

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I have business to attend to.

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Hewes will direct you to my hotel.

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They're expecting us there for dinner.

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- I won't be spending the night, sir.
- Of course you will.

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I'm taking the evening train
to report to my regiment in the morning.

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You haven't reenlisted?

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I have.

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Five more years?

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But you don't like the army.

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No, sir.

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Are you defying me?

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Yes, sir.

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I wonder if you realize
just how much influence I have.

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I can have senators defeated
and pick appointments…

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…like apples.

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I can make men

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and destroy men.

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Yes, sir.

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Is that all you've learned?!

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The dumb resistance of a soldier?

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Report back to your regiment.

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You'll rot in the barracks.

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"<i>So we do not lose heart."</i>

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<i>"Though our outer self is wasting away,</i>

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<i>our inner self</i>
<i>is being renewed day by day."</i>

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<i>"For this light, momentary affliction</i>
<i>is preparing for us</i>

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<i>an eternal weight of glory</i>
<i>beyond all comparison."</i>

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"As we look not
to the things that are seen

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but to the things that are unseen."

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"For the things
that are seen are transient,

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but the things
that are unseen are eternal."

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Amen.

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Now that your mother is gone,
what will you do?

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- Continue farming?
- What else?

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I thought perhaps you'd like
to return with me to Washington.

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Your brother once mentioned
you might like to join me there.

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Adam said that?

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Surely the time for that is past.

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If you're going be alone here,
you'll have to learn to cook.

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Or take a wife.

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That was the choice I faced
after Adam's mother died.

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Be grateful you don't have
another mouth to feed.

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Had to siphon all my whiskey down
that baby's throat just to calm him.

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He couldn't understand
his mother would never return,

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no matter how he cried for her.

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I did think that he would maybe show
for the funeral.

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How would he know?

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Didn't you write him?

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Since he was discharged,
I haven't had a word from your brother.

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God knows where he might be.

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Sharper than a serpent's tooth.

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It's true.

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I offered that boy everything.

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Bring the dogs up.

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There's a law against vagrancy in Georgia.

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You better come on out!

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Check the first two cars.

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There they go!

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Whoo!

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- You were in the campaigns?
- Yeah, they had me in Texas.

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I did two stints up north.

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- When were you discharged?
- About five years ago.

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- It'll be three years for me.
- Hm.

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Where you headed now?

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A real-life paradise.

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I hear things grow so fast in California,

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you have to plant and stand back
so you don't get knocked over.

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You were a preacher?

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What happened?
You stopped believing in God?

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My congregation stopped believing in me.

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What about you, Trask?

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You running to something
or from something?

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Are those the only options?

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Whereabout do you call home?

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Nowhere.

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Come on, everyone's from somewhere.

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You can't call a place a home
if you can't go back there.

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What happened?

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Someone done you wrong?

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You done someone wrong?

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Something like that.

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People can change.

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Might be worth going back there to see.

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Mm. Yeah.

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What if…

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you could close your eyes and then poof.

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You open them again,
and no one can see you.

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But you can see everything.
Imagine the places you could sneak.

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You could go anywhere,
and no one would know.

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Free.

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<i>Brother Adam,</i>

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<i>I'm writing in the hope</i>
<i>that your old regiment</i>

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<i>will send this letter on</i>
<i>to wherever you might be.</i>

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<i>In the wake of my mother's death,</i>

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<i>I find myself alone with thoughts</i>
<i>that I'd rather not be alone with</i>…

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<i>like your absence all these years</i>

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<i>and why you have not returned.</i>

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<i>I fear I am the reason</i>
<i>that you've stayed away.</i>

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<i>I assure you,</i>
<i>the anger that I once felt is gone.</i>

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<i>All that remains is…</i>

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Whoa!

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<i>…a great aching…</i>

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<i>…a great emptiness.</i>

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<i>When I think of you,</i>

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<i>it feels like something isn't finished…</i>

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<i>…like a job left undone.</i>

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Oh…

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<i>I fear Father</i>
<i>damned us to the wrong fates.</i>

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<i>I should have been out</i>
<i>wandering the world, and…</i>

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<i>you should have been here.</i>

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<i>Wherever you are,</i>

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<i>if this should reach you,</i>

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<i>come home, brother.</i>

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<i>Come home.</i>

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Yeah, well, um…

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There's no sense in keeping a place clean
when there's no one here to see it. Yeah.

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Besides, the, uh…

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The farm's what,
you know, takes up all my time.

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I've added 100 acres.

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And, uh…

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put up a curing barn, actually.

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Um…

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- What happened?
- Hm?

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Oh, yeah. Fight with a plow.

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Well, it sure marked me
all out of proportion.

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Did you, um…

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Did you get my letters?

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Yeah, I, uh…

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I made up so many stories
about, um, where you were

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and… what you were doing.

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It seems strange.
I guess I could just ask you.

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I heard about the campaigns
in the papers, killing Injuns and…

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That sounded like a good time.

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You know…

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they've still got girls above the inn.

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Yeah.

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I mean, it's a new operation now,
run by a man out of Boston. But, um…

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Well, he moves the girls through,
you know, fast.

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It's a new pair every couple of weeks.

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And if, um…

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Yeah, well, you're welcome
to come with me if you'd like.

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- You're burning that bacon.
- Oh, well…

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Uh…

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It'll just be crisp.

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I like it crisp. Uh…

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You know, if, um…

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If you're planning on staying…

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you're welcome to my mother's old room.

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I… I'm sorry to hear about Alice.

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Mm.

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You never thought about leaving?

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What, and start over again at my age?

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Men past our age are headed west.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, no, I got the farm to take care of.

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If Father wants the farm run,
let him do it himself.

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- What?
- I'm sorry.

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I just thought you must have known.

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I mean, it was in the papers.

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Adam, our father's dead.

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It was galloping pneumonia.

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I mean, he went right out.
It was about a month ago.

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They had a big funeral for him
up in Washington.

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The vice president was there, and…

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I have the newspaper clippings
if you'd like to see them.

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I should've come home sooner.

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Yeah, I guess you should've.

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You gonna tell me where you've been
all this time, brother, or what?

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Oh…

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- Can a man eat first?
- Yeah, all right.

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So I was thinking maybe
we could saddle up tomorrow.

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I'd like to get your opinion on some land.

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Something bothering you?

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I found Father's army papers in his study.

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Have you looked at them?

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Mm.

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"Cyrus Trask, 14th Connecticut Infantry,

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enlisted June 1862,
discharged October 1862."

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That's a mistake.

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He wasn't discharged till the end
of the war, after he lost his leg.

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According to those papers,
he was injured in September of '62

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and discharged one month later.

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Well, that would mean
that he wasn't at Gettysburg…

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or Chancellorsville…

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the Wilderness

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or Richmond or Appomattox.

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I mean, he wasn't at any of it.

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Couldn't have been.

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Maybe.

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How the hell did he get away with it?

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Charles.

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"A private soldier,"
and no one even questioned him.

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- His whole life was a lie.
- We don't know that.

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As you said,
it could've been a clerical error.

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Somebody could've easily put down
the wrong date.

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I've been keeping something from you.

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What is it?

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It's Father's will.

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He left everything equal to me and you.

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It's over $100,000.

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You mean more like $100.

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I didn't believe it either at first,
but there's no mistake.

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A hundred thousand in gold certificates.

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Now, where'd he get that money?

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- Maybe he earned it.
- On a salary of $135 a month?

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So maybe he had it all the time,
and we never knew.

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Or maybe our father was a thief.

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- You have no proof he stole anything.
- Adam, these are his official papers.

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Discharged in '62.

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- Years before the war was even over.
- What does that have to do with the money?

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If he lied about the war,
Adam, then anything is possible!

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He probably broke into
the treasury at the GAR,

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taking money from a veterans fund or--

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Charles, our father knew big men.

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There's such a thing as speculation.
He could've gotten in on a good thing.

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This money will free us.

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We can go where we like, do what we like.
We can shed the lives Father chose for us.

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No, I can't take it.

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Charles, we can sell this place
and start over.

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I hear things grow so fast in California,
you have to plant and stand back.

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What?

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Charles.

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Oh God.

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Adam.

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- Fetch the doctor.
- We need the sheriff.

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- Just get the doctor first.
- Adam, this is a mistake.

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Let go.

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Okay.

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I'm sorry.

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That wound, it'll scar if I don't wash it.

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Will you allow me?

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Yeah?

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Okay. Ready?

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Easy. Easy. Easy.

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I know.

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I know.

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I know.

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<i>You are growing smaller and smaller.</i>

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<i>So small, no one can find you.</i>

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<i>No one can hurt you.</i>

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<i>No door can keep you out,</i>
<i>and no door can close you in.</i>

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<i>So small, you have almost disappeared.</i>

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<i>But you will not, Cathy.</i>

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<i>You will not disappear.</i>

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Rejection, anger, revenge.

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That is the story of mankind.

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<i>I fear Father damned us</i>
<i>to the wrong fates.</i>

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She is going to tear you to pieces,
and I don't wanna watch it.

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In the whole world,
there's only evil and folly?

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- Is that what you think?
- I know it.