WEBVTT 00:00:12.105 --> 00:00:13.855 align:center And if the lady would be so kind. 00:00:13.938 --> 00:00:16.730 align:center - Where do you want her? - The usual, by the chair. 00:00:19.521 --> 00:00:20.355 align:center Sir? 00:00:25.313 --> 00:00:26.605 align:center When were you married? 00:00:26.688 --> 00:00:28.313 align:center About a month ago now. 00:00:28.396 --> 00:00:30.396 align:center Oh, newlyweds. 00:00:30.480 --> 00:00:32.313 align:center We've had some wait so long to make the portrait 00:00:32.396 --> 00:00:34.521 align:center the bride's dress no longer fit. 00:00:34.605 --> 00:00:35.688 align:center Steady. 00:00:37.355 --> 00:00:41.230 align:center One, two, three, and hold. 00:00:42.438 --> 00:00:43.855 align:center Hold. 00:00:44.730 --> 00:00:45.980 align:center Hold. 00:00:46.855 --> 00:00:48.521 align:center And as you were. 00:00:50.980 --> 00:00:52.646 align:center I found myself holding my breath. 00:00:52.730 --> 00:00:55.605 align:center Sir, I understand you would like to make a second portrait. 00:00:55.688 --> 00:00:57.521 align:center Yes, my brother's request. 00:00:57.605 --> 00:01:00.646 align:center A family portrait, how lovely. 00:01:00.730 --> 00:01:02.521 align:center Will it be a gift for your mother? 00:01:02.605 --> 00:01:05.605 align:center No, a keepsake for my brother here. My wife and I are headed to California. 00:01:05.688 --> 00:01:08.313 align:center Then we must make another picture, one for each of you. 00:01:08.396 --> 00:01:11.646 align:center - God knows when you'll be together again. - No, one picture will suffice. 00:01:17.188 --> 00:01:19.355 align:center One, two, three. 00:01:21.396 --> 00:01:24.063 align:center We'll have Christmas in New York and get you a proper wardrobe. 00:01:25.563 --> 00:01:27.438 align:center And I'll meet with furniture dealers. 00:01:28.938 --> 00:01:30.980 align:center Is there anything you desire for our new home? 00:01:33.896 --> 00:01:35.438 align:center You should please yourself. 00:01:54.730 --> 00:01:56.605 align:center When we're out from under this roof, 00:01:58.896 --> 00:02:00.063 align:center things will be easier. 00:02:11.896 --> 00:02:12.896 align:center Am I hurting you? 00:02:13.438 --> 00:02:14.271 align:center No. 00:02:37.730 --> 00:02:38.855 align:center Coming through. 00:02:42.438 --> 00:02:44.271 align:center You're taking Father's portrait. 00:02:45.396 --> 00:02:46.480 align:center Did you want it? 00:02:47.813 --> 00:02:48.646 align:center No. 00:03:09.730 --> 00:03:11.313 align:center Careful with that one. 00:03:13.063 --> 00:03:15.688 align:center I hear there's sunshine all year in California. 00:03:17.813 --> 00:03:20.188 align:center Will you stay there long enough to enjoy it? 00:03:22.146 --> 00:03:23.980 align:center What makes you think I wouldn't? 00:03:41.855 --> 00:03:43.605 align:center You're gonna break his heart. 00:03:48.063 --> 00:03:50.021 align:center I've told him I don't want to go. 00:03:51.396 --> 00:03:53.563 align:center It isn't my fault if he doesn't listen. 00:03:56.021 --> 00:03:58.188 align:center Marriage isn't so easy to undo. 00:03:58.271 --> 00:03:59.105 align:center No. 00:04:02.271 --> 00:04:04.480 align:center But perhaps it can be slipped out of… 00:04:06.605 --> 00:04:08.355 align:center like a poorly made knot. 00:04:10.896 --> 00:04:12.855 align:center Will you bring me back an orange? 00:04:19.355 --> 00:04:21.605 align:center Don't think I plan to return here. 00:05:37.355 --> 00:05:38.771 align:center Should I try with my mouth? 00:05:39.271 --> 00:05:40.438 align:center No, just… 00:05:48.771 --> 00:05:51.563 align:center I could cover my face. That helps sometimes. 00:05:51.646 --> 00:05:52.605 align:center Shut up. 00:05:57.688 --> 00:05:59.063 align:center Come on… 00:06:04.021 --> 00:06:04.896 align:center Get out. 00:06:05.521 --> 00:06:06.646 align:center - Um… - Get out! 00:06:06.730 --> 00:06:07.771 align:center Get out! 00:06:07.855 --> 00:06:10.438 align:center Get out! Get out! Get out! Get out! Get out! 00:06:11.230 --> 00:06:13.188 align:center Oh my God. 00:06:53.730 --> 00:06:58.480 align:center Should auld acquaintance Be forgot 00:06:58.563 --> 00:07:03.063 align:center And never brought to mind? 00:07:03.146 --> 00:07:07.896 align:center Should auld acquaintance be forgot 00:07:07.980 --> 00:07:12.313 align:center And auld lang syne? 00:07:12.896 --> 00:07:17.021 align:center For auld lang syne, my dear 00:07:17.105 --> 00:07:17.938 align:center Cheers! 00:07:18.021 --> 00:07:22.521 align:center For auld lang syne! 00:07:22.605 --> 00:07:24.688 align:center We'll take a cup… 00:07:24.771 --> 00:07:25.646 align:center Cathy! 00:07:27.063 --> 00:07:29.438 align:center - Excuse me. She's right there. - Ah. 00:07:29.521 --> 00:07:30.646 align:center Cathy! 00:07:32.688 --> 00:07:37.480 align:center For auld lang syne, my dear 00:07:37.563 --> 00:07:41.730 align:center For auld lang syne… 00:07:41.813 --> 00:07:44.105 align:center Welcome to 1900! 00:07:44.188 --> 00:07:45.980 align:center To hell with that rotten century! 00:07:46.063 --> 00:07:48.271 align:center Let's get the door closed shut on it! 00:07:55.605 --> 00:07:58.438 align:center We'll only stay in Salinas until we find our home. 00:07:59.188 --> 00:08:02.105 align:center The valley to the south of here is meant to be a wonder. 00:08:08.063 --> 00:08:09.021 align:center Bad women. 00:08:09.980 --> 00:08:12.521 align:center Brothels? Oh, no. No, thank you. 00:08:18.188 --> 00:08:20.813 align:center I've hired this man Hamilton to help look for properties. 00:08:21.313 --> 00:08:24.396 align:center The hotel manager said Samuel Hamilton will know the best land 00:08:24.480 --> 00:08:26.480 align:center because he's in possession of the worst. 00:08:28.188 --> 00:08:30.688 align:center It seems his bad luck has become local amusement. 00:08:31.521 --> 00:08:33.896 align:center But the manager said there's no one more respected, 00:08:33.980 --> 00:08:36.188 align:center which is saying something for an Irishman. 00:08:37.521 --> 00:08:39.021 align:center Aren't you gonna ready yourself? 00:08:40.188 --> 00:08:41.105 align:center You go. 00:08:41.646 --> 00:08:43.271 align:center I'm tired from our journey. 00:08:45.021 --> 00:08:47.063 align:center Don't you wanna help choose where we'll live? 00:08:50.021 --> 00:08:51.896 align:center You already chose where we live. 00:09:05.146 --> 00:09:08.188 align:center It's a wedding present. I had to wait for it to get engraved. 00:09:08.271 --> 00:09:10.063 align:center Go on, open it. 00:09:23.105 --> 00:09:23.938 align:center Cathy. 00:09:26.396 --> 00:09:27.396 align:center With time, 00:09:28.271 --> 00:09:29.438 align:center you will be happy. 00:09:31.813 --> 00:09:33.480 align:center Did I tell you about Tom? 00:09:33.563 --> 00:09:37.355 align:center Well, there came a dance at the Peachtree School. 00:09:37.438 --> 00:09:38.855 align:center Our boys each asked a lady, 00:09:38.938 --> 00:09:42.730 align:center but Tom, as usual, took too big a helping, 00:09:42.813 --> 00:09:45.646 align:center and he invited both Williams sisters. 00:09:46.730 --> 00:09:50.271 align:center And you couldn't take even one of the Williams sisters out on the rake. 00:09:50.355 --> 00:09:51.563 align:center What did Tom do? 00:09:51.646 --> 00:09:56.688 align:center Well, he wrestled Liza's fine horsehair sofa out of the house. 00:09:56.771 --> 00:10:00.688 align:center And he tied the sofa to the hay rake, 00:10:00.771 --> 00:10:05.105 align:center hitched up, and proceeded to drag the whole thing across the valley 00:10:05.188 --> 00:10:08.563 align:center with the two Williams sisters reclining in style. 00:10:08.646 --> 00:10:10.938 align:center Our sofa came back thin as a wafer. 00:10:11.021 --> 00:10:15.813 align:center But I… I caution you not to mention the word "sofa" in the Hamilton house. 00:10:15.896 --> 00:10:18.313 align:center It's a word of great sorrow to Liza now. 00:10:18.396 --> 00:10:20.938 align:center I take it we won't be riding out on any of your furniture today? 00:10:22.230 --> 00:10:26.771 align:center You must be the man who wants to buy into our valley. 00:10:27.271 --> 00:10:30.063 align:center - Samuel Hamilton. - Adam Trask. 00:10:30.146 --> 00:10:31.938 align:center - Adam, welcome. - Thank you. 00:10:32.021 --> 00:10:34.105 align:center - Louis Lippo. - Louis. Adam. 00:10:34.188 --> 00:10:35.605 align:center - Rabbit Holman. - Adam. 00:10:36.105 --> 00:10:38.063 align:center - Right, well… - Shall we? 00:10:38.146 --> 00:10:39.313 align:center We shall. 00:10:39.938 --> 00:10:42.813 align:center - Come with me. - How far out do we need to go? 00:10:57.146 --> 00:10:58.730 align:center Pretty far from Salinas. 00:10:59.230 --> 00:11:01.896 align:center Yeah, we're closer to King City here. 00:11:03.480 --> 00:11:06.230 align:center - Is the valley always so dry? - Ah, not to worry. 00:11:06.313 --> 00:11:09.146 align:center There's rich loam around here. 00:11:09.980 --> 00:11:12.521 align:center Plenty of water underground if you know where to look. 00:11:13.313 --> 00:11:15.813 align:center The old Spanish ranches were all carved up years ago, 00:11:15.896 --> 00:11:21.605 align:center but there's a good 900 acres left of the Sanchez Ranch. Uh… 00:11:21.688 --> 00:11:22.938 align:center Take a pretty penny, 00:11:23.021 --> 00:11:27.188 align:center but, uh, can't think of a better place for a man to set down roots. 00:12:27.980 --> 00:12:30.355 align:center You'll need to do some rebuilding. 00:12:30.438 --> 00:12:31.355 align:center Whitewash. 00:12:32.146 --> 00:12:35.896 align:center And you and, uh, your wife could stay in the servant's quarters 00:12:35.980 --> 00:12:37.563 align:center while this place is finished. 00:12:43.563 --> 00:12:44.813 align:center Will you be hiring help? 00:12:45.313 --> 00:12:46.938 align:center I suppose we'll need to. 00:12:47.521 --> 00:12:52.355 align:center Yeah, some folks send to Sacramento or San Francisco for a Chinaman. 00:12:52.438 --> 00:12:56.396 align:center You know, they're, uh, quiet fellows, and they can cook and clean. 00:13:05.105 --> 00:13:06.605 align:center What do you intend to farm? 00:13:08.355 --> 00:13:09.980 align:center I don't know. 00:13:10.480 --> 00:13:11.730 align:center My brother's the farmer. 00:13:12.480 --> 00:13:14.980 align:center Maybe I could find someone to help me run things. 00:13:18.646 --> 00:13:22.271 align:center I should warn you. Fixing this place could run into money. 00:13:25.438 --> 00:13:26.980 align:center That's no matter. 00:13:29.146 --> 00:13:31.730 align:center I wanna build a home worthy of my wife, 00:13:33.021 --> 00:13:34.021 align:center to repay her. 00:13:35.813 --> 00:13:38.896 align:center Surely she needs no repaying. 00:13:43.855 --> 00:13:46.438 align:center Before Cathy, I had a gray life. 00:13:47.688 --> 00:13:50.938 align:center And a home was a place to wait for death, 00:13:52.063 --> 00:13:54.521 align:center the way you might wait for a dreadful picnic. 00:13:55.771 --> 00:13:57.105 align:center And then Cathy came. 00:13:58.105 --> 00:14:02.688 align:center She changed my world the way a star shell changes a battleground. 00:14:04.355 --> 00:14:05.438 align:center She lit it up. 00:14:05.938 --> 00:14:07.813 align:center There were no limits to anything. 00:14:08.313 --> 00:14:12.438 align:center I wasn't afraid anymore, and all of this coming out of this hurt little girl. 00:14:12.521 --> 00:14:13.688 align:center Not out of you? 00:14:14.313 --> 00:14:15.230 align:center No. 00:14:16.813 --> 00:14:19.146 align:center My wife has not had an easy life, Mr. Hamilton. 00:14:21.271 --> 00:14:23.980 align:center I only wanna offer her the happiness that she deserves. 00:14:26.480 --> 00:14:28.313 align:center An angel needs a paradise. 00:14:36.480 --> 00:14:37.313 align:center Cathy. 00:14:38.105 --> 00:14:39.396 align:center I found our new home. 00:14:41.396 --> 00:14:42.271 align:center Cathy. 00:14:46.813 --> 00:14:47.771 align:center Cathy? 00:14:48.438 --> 00:14:49.480 align:center Cathy, wake up. 00:14:50.063 --> 00:14:51.021 align:center Cathy. 00:14:51.105 --> 00:14:52.188 align:center Doctor! 00:14:52.271 --> 00:14:53.688 align:center We need a doctor! 00:14:58.605 --> 00:14:59.480 align:center Will she be all right? 00:15:01.188 --> 00:15:02.146 align:center What caused it? 00:15:05.355 --> 00:15:09.021 align:center Step outside a moment, Mr. Trask, so I can finish the examination. 00:15:10.105 --> 00:15:11.771 align:center For your wife's modesty. 00:15:14.730 --> 00:15:16.646 align:center I'll be in the hall if you need me. 00:15:22.938 --> 00:15:24.480 align:center What did you do it with? 00:15:30.563 --> 00:15:32.313 align:center Oh, the things women do. 00:15:37.313 --> 00:15:39.146 align:center You've nearly killed yourself. 00:15:39.646 --> 00:15:43.730 align:center And for no reason. Your aim was bad. The baby is safe. 00:15:47.063 --> 00:15:48.688 align:center Does your husband know you're pregnant? 00:15:56.813 --> 00:15:59.855 align:center There are women out there wasting and crying for a baby, 00:15:59.938 --> 00:16:02.896 align:center women who would give everything to have what you have. 00:16:04.313 --> 00:16:05.688 align:center Can't you see, my dear? 00:16:06.480 --> 00:16:08.563 align:center You must not destroy life. 00:16:13.188 --> 00:16:14.146 align:center All right. 00:16:14.646 --> 00:16:16.480 align:center You won't speak. You don't have to. 00:16:18.230 --> 00:16:19.730 align:center But I will tell you this. 00:16:21.021 --> 00:16:22.813 align:center You will not try it again. 00:16:24.813 --> 00:16:28.063 align:center Do you know what the law in this state has to say about abortion? 00:16:29.480 --> 00:16:33.063 align:center If you lose this baby and I have any reason to suspect, 00:16:33.146 --> 00:16:34.855 align:center I will charge you. 00:16:35.646 --> 00:16:37.271 align:center And I'll see you're punished. 00:16:43.646 --> 00:16:45.855 align:center You don't understand. 00:16:49.480 --> 00:16:52.063 align:center Adam is good, and I am tainted. 00:16:52.646 --> 00:16:53.855 align:center Whatever do you mean? 00:16:54.855 --> 00:16:55.813 align:center Epilepsy. 00:16:56.605 --> 00:16:57.521 align:center Not you? 00:16:58.021 --> 00:17:02.188 align:center No, but my grandfather and my father. My brother. 00:17:04.021 --> 00:17:06.271 align:center I didn't want to bring that to my husband. 00:17:07.730 --> 00:17:09.730 align:center Poor child. 00:17:11.771 --> 00:17:13.688 align:center Let me ease your worry. 00:17:14.563 --> 00:17:17.813 align:center It's more than probable that your child will be fine and healthy. 00:17:18.438 --> 00:17:19.855 align:center Now, will you promise me 00:17:20.855 --> 00:17:23.021 align:center not to try any more tricks? 00:17:34.688 --> 00:17:36.313 align:center - Mr. Trask. - Yes. 00:17:37.396 --> 00:17:41.438 align:center Your wife is sick. She has the only good sickness there is. 00:17:42.980 --> 00:17:44.605 align:center Your wife is gonna have a baby. 00:17:45.105 --> 00:17:45.938 align:center Wha… 00:17:47.688 --> 00:17:48.521 align:center What? 00:17:52.063 --> 00:17:53.230 align:center Oh, Cathy. 00:17:55.813 --> 00:17:56.938 align:center Oh, goodness. 00:17:59.980 --> 00:18:01.355 align:center Cathy, baby. 00:18:04.730 --> 00:18:05.563 align:center Baby. 00:18:23.063 --> 00:18:24.438 align:center My brother, Charles. 00:18:26.146 --> 00:18:29.146 align:center Cathy and I have settled in the Salinas Valley, 00:18:29.980 --> 00:18:32.313 align:center as beautiful a place as I've ever seen. 00:18:33.688 --> 00:18:35.688 align:center There is a different scale to life here, 00:18:36.813 --> 00:18:40.230 align:center an expansiveness that makes a man feel like anything is possible. 00:18:42.021 --> 00:18:45.896 align:center I can't help but think of you stuck in the cold house of our youth. 00:18:47.688 --> 00:18:50.688 align:center I wish you could free yourself as I have done. 00:18:52.396 --> 00:18:54.730 align:center Cathy is expecting our first child. 00:18:55.688 --> 00:18:56.730 align:center It's a blessing. 00:18:58.230 --> 00:19:01.980 align:center Perhaps someday you'll join us here. 00:20:15.855 --> 00:20:17.896 align:center Missus need anything else? 00:20:23.646 --> 00:20:24.563 align:center Cathy! 00:20:24.646 --> 00:20:26.938 align:center Mr. Hamilton has come to dowse for our wells. 00:20:27.021 --> 00:20:28.438 align:center Lay an extra plate for supper. 00:20:30.313 --> 00:20:31.438 align:center Come on. 00:20:45.521 --> 00:20:47.980 align:center Rabbit Holman said we need it for protection, 00:20:48.063 --> 00:20:50.021 align:center but I don't intend to shoot it, 00:20:50.688 --> 00:20:52.355 align:center except maybe at coyotes. 00:20:52.438 --> 00:20:55.771 align:center Got enough shooting fighting the Indians? 00:20:59.188 --> 00:21:02.396 align:center - I don't want to talk about that. - What? Why not? 00:21:02.480 --> 00:21:07.563 align:center See, if I had fought the Indians, God help my family and neighbors. 00:21:11.188 --> 00:21:13.813 align:center I couldn't find good enough reasons for killing 00:21:15.105 --> 00:21:17.521 align:center nor understand the reasons that were explained. 00:21:20.855 --> 00:21:23.105 align:center I find myself telling you more than I mean to. 00:21:23.188 --> 00:21:25.896 align:center Ah, maybe because I want to hear. 00:21:27.021 --> 00:21:29.521 align:center Here, I eat stories like grapes. 00:21:33.230 --> 00:21:36.646 align:center You should have seen Mr. Hamilton's stick plummet to the ground, 00:21:36.730 --> 00:21:38.688 align:center just like it was planting itself there. 00:21:38.771 --> 00:21:41.730 align:center Your husband knows how to pick a piece of land. 00:21:42.271 --> 00:21:43.938 align:center There's water here, plenty of it. 00:21:48.021 --> 00:21:49.813 align:center Do you like our valley, Mrs. Trask? 00:21:58.855 --> 00:22:04.271 align:center Uh, if it isn't impertinent to ask, um, when do you expect your baby? 00:22:05.730 --> 00:22:07.896 align:center The baby will come at the end of the summer. 00:22:09.605 --> 00:22:10.896 align:center Isn't that right, Cathy? 00:22:11.563 --> 00:22:12.396 align:center Hm. 00:22:15.771 --> 00:22:20.396 align:center My wife is one of those paragons of a woman who does not talk very much. 00:22:21.480 --> 00:22:24.438 align:center Well, sometimes the silence tells the most. 00:22:38.230 --> 00:22:39.396 align:center Uh… 00:22:39.980 --> 00:22:42.063 align:center I've just remembered. 00:22:42.730 --> 00:22:45.271 align:center I promised my Liza I'd take myself right home. 00:22:45.355 --> 00:22:47.730 align:center - My apologies, Mrs. Trask. - It'll be getting dark soon. 00:22:47.813 --> 00:22:50.355 align:center - I thought you'd stay the night. - No, there'll be a moon. 00:22:50.438 --> 00:22:53.980 align:center I'll return in a week's time to dig those wells. 00:23:04.813 --> 00:23:05.813 align:center What's your name? 00:23:08.105 --> 00:23:08.938 align:center Lee. 00:23:09.896 --> 00:23:10.980 align:center Just Lee? 00:23:11.063 --> 00:23:12.646 align:center Lee family name. 00:23:12.730 --> 00:23:13.813 align:center Call Lee. 00:23:13.896 --> 00:23:17.271 align:center Ah. I've read quite a lot about China. 00:23:17.355 --> 00:23:18.521 align:center Where were you born? 00:23:19.021 --> 00:23:21.105 align:center Born here, California. 00:23:24.396 --> 00:23:26.771 align:center I mean no disrespect, but, uh… 00:23:27.521 --> 00:23:30.146 align:center I've never been able to work out why you people talk pidgin 00:23:30.230 --> 00:23:33.896 align:center when a boy from the black bogs of Ireland, his head full of Gaelic, 00:23:33.980 --> 00:23:38.480 align:center could, uh, learn to talk a poor grade of English in a matter of years. 00:23:40.355 --> 00:23:42.438 align:center Me talk Chinese talk. 00:23:49.396 --> 00:23:51.355 align:center I suppose you have your reasons. 00:23:52.521 --> 00:23:54.730 align:center But you'll forgive me if I don't believe you. 00:23:58.105 --> 00:24:01.230 align:center Mostly, we have to use it to be understood at all. 00:24:04.855 --> 00:24:09.230 align:center You look in a man's eyes, you see, he expects pidgin and a shuffle, 00:24:09.313 --> 00:24:11.605 align:center so you speak pidgin and shuffle. 00:24:11.688 --> 00:24:15.688 align:center English, for me, they don't listen to, and they don't understand. 00:24:16.396 --> 00:24:19.605 align:center Talk Chinese talk, wear Chinese fashion. 00:24:20.105 --> 00:24:21.105 align:center You savvy? 00:24:23.188 --> 00:24:25.355 align:center Oh, I'd like a hidey-hole like that. 00:24:25.855 --> 00:24:29.813 align:center You know, I suppose I have my own version. You know, the merry Irishman. 00:24:29.896 --> 00:24:34.313 align:center I tell jokes because, uh, people expect me to make them laugh. 00:24:34.396 --> 00:24:35.230 align:center Mmm. 00:24:36.271 --> 00:24:37.771 align:center It isn't the same. 00:24:38.771 --> 00:24:40.146 align:center So, tell me. 00:24:42.605 --> 00:24:43.480 align:center Tell me. 00:24:46.146 --> 00:24:47.563 align:center You weren't born in America, 00:24:48.188 --> 00:24:52.688 align:center and yet after a few years, you can almost disappear, 00:24:53.480 --> 00:24:56.605 align:center while I have no chance of mixing. 00:24:58.688 --> 00:25:04.438 align:center But if you cut your queue and you talked and dressed like everybody else-- 00:25:04.521 --> 00:25:05.605 align:center I've tried it. 00:25:06.105 --> 00:25:10.021 align:center To the so-called whites, I was still a Chinese, 00:25:10.105 --> 00:25:15.813 align:center only an untrustworthy one, and my Chinese friends steered clear. 00:25:17.813 --> 00:25:19.021 align:center I had to give it up. 00:25:21.396 --> 00:25:23.230 align:center Yeah, must… must be 00:25:24.355 --> 00:25:25.938 align:center a lonely life. 00:25:30.563 --> 00:25:31.521 align:center Lee. 00:25:34.188 --> 00:25:35.813 align:center Is there something wrong here? 00:25:37.438 --> 00:25:38.688 align:center With the Trasks? 00:25:39.855 --> 00:25:45.021 align:center I felt like a… a goose walked over my grave back there. 00:25:48.188 --> 00:25:50.646 align:center Have you ever seen a wrestler go slack 00:25:50.730 --> 00:25:53.313 align:center and win by using the momentum of his opponent? 00:25:54.813 --> 00:25:56.980 align:center That's what she reminds me of. 00:25:58.355 --> 00:26:00.771 align:center There's an absence there, 00:26:01.855 --> 00:26:06.271 align:center like she's gone away and left a breathing doll in her place. 00:26:13.980 --> 00:26:15.730 align:center Directions to my farm, 00:26:16.230 --> 00:26:17.688 align:center if you ever need me. 00:26:20.521 --> 00:26:21.688 align:center Liza's right. 00:26:23.396 --> 00:26:28.355 align:center My imagination will give me a passport to hell one of these days. 00:26:32.646 --> 00:26:35.021 align:center And, uh, feel free 00:26:35.855 --> 00:26:38.188 align:center to look through that before you give it back. 00:26:38.771 --> 00:26:42.730 align:center I wouldn't mind having someone to discuss such matters with. 00:27:06.855 --> 00:27:08.938 align:center Do you know what I found myself thinking about? 00:27:09.980 --> 00:27:12.438 align:center Old Sanchez, who first built this place. 00:27:13.438 --> 00:27:15.480 align:center And you know what I think about most? 00:27:16.896 --> 00:27:19.146 align:center If he had a Cathy, and who she was. 00:27:25.355 --> 00:27:26.480 align:center You know, one day 00:27:28.063 --> 00:27:29.063 align:center not too far away, 00:27:29.938 --> 00:27:32.355 align:center the whole valley will be green with our crops. 00:27:33.563 --> 00:27:34.730 align:center And you'll see it 00:27:35.271 --> 00:27:38.938 align:center from that big window in that fine, finished house. 00:27:42.230 --> 00:27:43.855 align:center - Adam. - Hm? 00:27:45.480 --> 00:27:47.188 align:center I didn't want to come here. 00:27:49.605 --> 00:27:51.521 align:center I don't intend to stay here. 00:27:57.146 --> 00:27:59.438 align:center And as soon as I can, I will go away. 00:28:17.896 --> 00:28:21.480 align:center Okay, come out before you catch a cold. Come on. 00:28:56.146 --> 00:29:01.230 align:center One day, there'll be a way to get a peach like this clear to Philadelphia. 00:29:01.313 --> 00:29:03.563 align:center Always talking about how it'll be someday. 00:29:03.646 --> 00:29:06.730 align:center They're getting ready to put arc lights in the streets in Salinas. 00:29:07.230 --> 00:29:08.646 align:center Change is coming, Rabbit. 00:29:08.730 --> 00:29:12.021 align:center Well, I wonder whether people will be happy when it does. 00:29:12.105 --> 00:29:14.855 align:center Happy? Watch out, he's haywire now. 00:29:14.938 --> 00:29:18.521 align:center A cousin of mine back in Ireland, rich and handsome fellow, 00:29:18.605 --> 00:29:20.730 align:center shot himself on a silken couch 00:29:20.813 --> 00:29:23.563 align:center sitting beside the most beautiful woman in the world, who loved him. 00:29:24.688 --> 00:29:27.438 align:center Now, some folk have a capacity for appetite 00:29:27.938 --> 00:29:31.396 align:center that a whole heaven and earth of cake won't satisfy. 00:29:32.813 --> 00:29:35.021 align:center Mr. Trask! Mr. Trask! 00:29:38.563 --> 00:29:42.271 align:center - Why is it so dark in here? - Missus say her eye hurt. 00:29:44.063 --> 00:29:46.438 align:center - What are you doing? - We need light to do our work. 00:29:46.521 --> 00:29:47.646 align:center She says it hurts her. 00:29:47.730 --> 00:29:50.855 align:center She can close her eyes. Lee, put the kettle on to boil 00:29:50.938 --> 00:29:53.688 align:center and bring me some clean rags, plenty of them. 00:29:53.771 --> 00:29:54.896 align:center Should I call for the doctor? 00:29:54.980 --> 00:29:57.646 align:center Well, no. He won't come unless it goes wrong. 00:29:58.146 --> 00:30:00.021 align:center Now, you're not to worry. 00:30:00.105 --> 00:30:03.521 align:center I've helped Liza bring nine babies into this world. 00:30:07.230 --> 00:30:09.563 align:center - Samuel, what are you doing?! - Adam! 00:30:11.063 --> 00:30:14.438 align:center It's considered a sweet practice for you to get drunk right now. 00:30:15.021 --> 00:30:16.188 align:center Go! Out you go. 00:30:16.271 --> 00:30:18.896 align:center Now, go on. Do as I say. 00:30:19.396 --> 00:30:22.646 align:center And, uh, tell Lee to bring a rope for pulling. 00:30:22.730 --> 00:30:23.730 align:center She's nearly there. 00:30:26.605 --> 00:30:29.896 align:center There. It's all right. 00:30:30.396 --> 00:30:33.688 align:center There, now. Your baby will come very soon. Don't worry. 00:30:44.021 --> 00:30:45.063 align:center Argh. 00:30:51.688 --> 00:30:54.271 align:center A collie bitch did the same to me once. 00:30:55.355 --> 00:30:57.563 align:center I might have to muzzle you as well. 00:31:02.730 --> 00:31:08.188 align:center I can save you some pain, Mrs. Trask, or I can leave you to welter. 00:31:09.646 --> 00:31:10.771 align:center What's it to be? 00:31:25.438 --> 00:31:28.605 align:center You have two fine, healthy sons. 00:31:44.938 --> 00:31:48.230 align:center Each one was born separate in his own sac. 00:31:51.896 --> 00:31:54.105 align:center Your wife must be made of whalebone. 00:31:55.230 --> 00:31:58.438 align:center Came so fast, could scarcely catch them. 00:31:59.271 --> 00:32:01.980 align:center Cathy, aren't they beautiful? 00:32:07.438 --> 00:32:10.563 align:center Mrs. Trask hasn't felt up to seeing her boys yet. 00:32:15.896 --> 00:32:18.480 align:center Cathy, we have two sons. 00:32:20.771 --> 00:32:21.980 align:center I don't want them. 00:32:23.563 --> 00:32:27.021 align:center Well, you're tired now, Mrs. Trask. You'll soon change your mind. 00:32:27.105 --> 00:32:28.646 align:center I won't change. 00:32:29.813 --> 00:32:31.063 align:center I don't want them. 00:32:38.438 --> 00:32:39.313 align:center Cathy. 00:32:42.438 --> 00:32:43.396 align:center Cathy. 00:32:46.480 --> 00:32:47.730 align:center Cathy, look at me. 00:32:48.230 --> 00:32:49.271 align:center Look at me, please. 00:32:49.355 --> 00:32:53.688 align:center - Cover the windows and go away. - It's just weariness, Adam. 00:32:53.771 --> 00:32:56.188 align:center In a few days, she'll feel different. She won't remember. 00:32:56.271 --> 00:32:59.230 align:center I will remember. Take them out of the room and leave me alone. 00:32:59.730 --> 00:33:02.230 align:center What? What are you saying? What is the matter? 00:33:02.313 --> 00:33:03.480 align:center Leave me alone. 00:33:07.521 --> 00:33:10.438 align:center Come on. We'll bathe the babies in the kitchen. 00:33:10.521 --> 00:33:11.896 align:center No, I won't leave her. 00:33:12.396 --> 00:33:13.730 align:center I don't want you. 00:33:15.313 --> 00:33:16.730 align:center I will stay. 00:33:24.730 --> 00:33:25.563 align:center Fine. 00:33:27.021 --> 00:33:28.480 align:center But don't talk to me. 00:33:30.105 --> 00:33:32.480 align:center Take them out of the room and turn the lamp off. 00:33:52.980 --> 00:33:54.021 align:center What is that? 00:33:54.105 --> 00:33:56.771 align:center Ng Ka Py. It's brandy made with wormwood. 00:33:56.855 --> 00:33:59.188 align:center Let it sit on the back of your throat before you swallow. 00:34:02.063 --> 00:34:04.438 align:center Have you ever seen a mother behave this way? 00:34:10.938 --> 00:34:14.271 align:center I find myself thinking of fairy tales my father told me. 00:34:15.980 --> 00:34:19.563 align:center We Chinese have a highly developed demonology. 00:34:21.105 --> 00:34:22.563 align:center You think she's a demon? 00:34:24.063 --> 00:34:25.063 align:center Of course not. 00:34:27.480 --> 00:34:29.396 align:center But you wouldn't happen to need a cook, would you? 00:34:33.230 --> 00:34:35.813 align:center No, I'll… I'll fetch my Liza. 00:34:37.188 --> 00:34:40.146 align:center If she feels trouble, we'll bar the door. 00:34:51.563 --> 00:34:53.021 align:center Okay, now we take the cork. 00:34:54.313 --> 00:34:55.813 align:center And this will help to cool it. 00:34:55.896 --> 00:34:58.188 align:center There's two of them. They'll be hungry. 00:34:58.730 --> 00:35:00.396 align:center All right. Uh, give me your arm. 00:35:03.646 --> 00:35:04.771 align:center You feel that? 00:35:04.855 --> 00:35:07.021 align:center - Just want it warm, not hot. - Mm-hmm. 00:35:07.105 --> 00:35:09.563 align:center - You got that? Every time. - Mm. Mm. 00:35:12.813 --> 00:35:13.938 align:center Gently. 00:35:25.438 --> 00:35:26.480 align:center And one there. 00:35:27.438 --> 00:35:28.855 align:center Hard as rocks. 00:35:29.688 --> 00:35:33.646 align:center Once the milk is dried up, you shouldn't be in pain much longer. 00:35:33.730 --> 00:35:35.688 align:center So what we do, we go over the shoulder. 00:35:35.771 --> 00:35:38.063 align:center You have to hold that. Right. 00:35:38.146 --> 00:35:41.980 align:center And then what we do is give the back a little rub. That's right. Yeah. 00:36:07.688 --> 00:36:09.521 align:center How does the missus strike ye? 00:36:12.646 --> 00:36:15.105 align:center No fault but a touch of laziness. 00:36:15.188 --> 00:36:17.688 align:center She doesn't lift a finger in regards to those babies. 00:36:17.771 --> 00:36:19.855 align:center Won't even try to suckle them. 00:36:20.563 --> 00:36:23.438 align:center The Lord, in his wisdom, gave money to curious people. 00:36:23.938 --> 00:36:25.980 align:center Perhaps because they'd starve without. 00:36:27.230 --> 00:36:29.896 align:center Quite a spell she's put on her husband, I must say. 00:36:29.980 --> 00:36:33.355 align:center He moons around her like a sick duck. Hardly looks at the twins. 00:36:33.855 --> 00:36:35.896 align:center Well, she's lazy, and he's moony. 00:36:35.980 --> 00:36:38.313 align:center Who's going to take care of the sweet babies? 00:36:42.938 --> 00:36:45.313 align:center I'd have sworn he was a heathen, wouldn't you? 00:36:47.313 --> 00:36:48.146 align:center I don't know. 00:36:48.646 --> 00:36:50.813 align:center Samuel. Anyone would. 00:36:52.605 --> 00:36:54.438 align:center But he's learned everything I've told him. 00:36:54.938 --> 00:36:57.146 align:center Cares for the twins as well as you could ask. 00:36:59.021 --> 00:37:01.896 align:center It's a matter for praise and a matter for prayer. 00:37:02.896 --> 00:37:04.146 align:center Mrs. Hamilton. 00:37:05.855 --> 00:37:06.855 align:center I, uh… 00:37:07.438 --> 00:37:09.730 align:center I don't know how we'll ever repay you. 00:37:09.813 --> 00:37:11.688 align:center You can start by naming those babies. 00:37:12.188 --> 00:37:14.146 align:center I won't have them damned for lack of christening. 00:37:14.855 --> 00:37:16.855 align:center As soon as my wife is herself again. 00:37:17.521 --> 00:37:18.355 align:center Hm. 00:37:19.605 --> 00:37:22.813 align:center Don't worry. Those babies will have her right in no time. 00:37:38.688 --> 00:37:41.355 align:center I warm bottle for when baby awake. 00:37:43.146 --> 00:37:45.188 align:center If that's what Mrs. Hamilton told you to do. 00:37:51.563 --> 00:37:54.105 align:center Cathy. Are you all right? 00:37:54.188 --> 00:37:56.230 align:center I wanted to take a stroll in the garden, 00:37:56.730 --> 00:37:57.855 align:center let my hair dry. 00:37:59.105 --> 00:38:00.271 align:center You well enough for that? 00:38:00.355 --> 00:38:03.646 align:center Mm-hmm. The longer I act like an invalid, the longer I'll feel like one. 00:38:05.396 --> 00:38:07.063 align:center Adam, would you accompany me? 00:38:11.646 --> 00:38:12.480 align:center Yes. 00:38:18.896 --> 00:38:20.396 align:center Lee, you'll have to head to King City. 00:38:20.480 --> 00:38:22.813 align:center I don't like the bottles we're using for the babies. 00:38:22.896 --> 00:38:24.688 align:center Purchase some glass ones with rubber nipples. 00:38:24.771 --> 00:38:27.813 align:center - Mrs. Hamilton say-- - This is not Mrs. Hamilton's house. 00:38:31.896 --> 00:38:35.355 align:center If you head out now, you'll have time to come back and prepare dinner. 00:38:35.438 --> 00:38:38.396 align:center Why don't you let him stay the night? He hasn't had a night off in so long. 00:38:38.480 --> 00:38:40.105 align:center He can spend the night in King City. 00:38:40.188 --> 00:38:43.396 align:center I should have thought of that myself. Here, we'll see you tomorrow, Lee. 00:38:43.480 --> 00:38:45.188 align:center Mr. Trask be okay? 00:38:45.271 --> 00:38:47.688 align:center Sure. If we need something, Rabbit Holman's always around. 00:38:47.771 --> 00:38:51.063 align:center He go home. Uh, all carpenter gone till Monday. 00:38:51.146 --> 00:38:55.021 align:center You act as if we're helpless. Go on. Enjoy yourself in King City. 00:39:00.480 --> 00:39:03.313 align:center I'm so glad that you invited me outside. 00:39:05.105 --> 00:39:06.021 align:center Beautiful. 00:39:09.271 --> 00:39:10.313 align:center Cathy! 00:39:12.146 --> 00:39:13.688 align:center Okay. Okay. 00:39:16.813 --> 00:39:18.813 align:center Okay. Okay. Okay. 00:39:21.813 --> 00:39:22.938 align:center Cathy? 00:39:27.688 --> 00:39:28.646 align:center Cathy? 00:39:33.688 --> 00:39:34.605 align:center Cathy? 00:39:35.146 --> 00:39:37.105 align:center I think the babies need feeding. 00:39:42.605 --> 00:39:43.896 align:center I'm going away now. 00:39:45.230 --> 00:39:46.188 align:center What? 00:39:46.271 --> 00:39:47.938 align:center What on earth do you mean? 00:39:48.021 --> 00:39:49.063 align:center I told you before. 00:39:49.938 --> 00:39:51.980 align:center You… you didn't. 00:39:52.480 --> 00:39:56.313 align:center - You… you didn't say anything. - I did. You just weren't listening. 00:39:56.813 --> 00:39:59.646 align:center Cathy, the babies need you. They need their mother. 00:39:59.730 --> 00:40:01.730 align:center Throw them in one of your wells. 00:40:02.813 --> 00:40:03.646 align:center What? 00:40:04.605 --> 00:40:05.438 align:center You are sick! 00:40:06.480 --> 00:40:08.021 align:center You can't leave me! 00:40:10.938 --> 00:40:12.563 align:center No! No, no, no, no, no! 00:40:15.480 --> 00:40:16.313 align:center No! 00:40:18.146 --> 00:40:19.105 align:center Adam? 00:40:24.105 --> 00:40:26.980 align:center Adam, please, can you open the door? 00:40:27.063 --> 00:40:29.105 align:center Let's talk about this, please. 00:40:29.188 --> 00:40:30.188 align:center Adam? 00:40:39.813 --> 00:40:40.771 align:center Cathy? 00:40:51.271 --> 00:40:52.521 align:center Adam? 00:40:54.313 --> 00:40:55.188 align:center Adam? 00:40:57.438 --> 00:40:58.438 align:center I'm sorry. 00:41:00.146 --> 00:41:02.896 align:center I didn't know you'd take it this badly, and I'm sorry. 00:41:04.396 --> 00:41:08.105 align:center Can you please just open the door, and we can talk about it? 00:41:09.771 --> 00:41:12.271 align:center If you'll let me out, we can talk about it. Please? 00:41:12.355 --> 00:41:14.313 align:center I'm sorry, my poor Adam. 00:41:16.896 --> 00:41:18.438 align:center I'm sorry… 00:41:20.521 --> 00:41:22.105 align:center Will you open the door? 00:41:25.355 --> 00:41:27.646 align:center I… 00:41:28.896 --> 00:41:31.938 align:center My poor darling Adam. I'm so sorry. 00:43:10.188 --> 00:43:11.396 align:center Mr. Trask?! 00:43:12.688 --> 00:43:13.896 align:center Missy Trask?! 00:43:22.980 --> 00:43:24.105 align:center Mr. Trask? 00:43:27.855 --> 00:43:29.021 align:center Mr. Trask? 00:43:33.896 --> 00:43:35.980 align:center Adam. Adam?! 00:43:37.521 --> 00:43:38.396 align:center Adam? 00:43:39.355 --> 00:43:40.313 align:center Adam. 00:43:40.396 --> 00:43:42.355 align:center Adam, what's happened? 00:43:44.438 --> 00:43:45.813 align:center Adam? 00:44:19.813 --> 00:44:21.021 align:center Howdy, Mr. Trask. 00:44:22.021 --> 00:44:23.146 align:center Sheriff Quinn. 00:44:23.230 --> 00:44:24.646 align:center Rabbit Holman 00:44:26.021 --> 00:44:27.146 align:center said you got hurt. 00:44:31.605 --> 00:44:32.605 align:center How'd it happen? 00:44:35.938 --> 00:44:37.396 align:center I was cleaning my gun, 00:44:39.146 --> 00:44:40.230 align:center and it went off. 00:44:40.730 --> 00:44:42.355 align:center You got the gun around? 00:44:55.771 --> 00:44:56.771 align:center So, 00:44:57.896 --> 00:44:59.063 align:center how'd it happen? 00:45:01.230 --> 00:45:02.771 align:center You cleaned the barrel with a rod, 00:45:03.980 --> 00:45:07.105 align:center and you hadn't swung the cylinder out to see if it was loaded? 00:45:09.188 --> 00:45:10.313 align:center That's right. 00:45:11.396 --> 00:45:12.688 align:center And you were cleaning it 00:45:13.688 --> 00:45:16.271 align:center with the barrel pointed toward you, 00:45:17.021 --> 00:45:18.271 align:center with the hammer cocked? 00:45:22.980 --> 00:45:24.355 align:center Now… 00:45:26.855 --> 00:45:29.980 align:center You wouldn't want me to write a report like that, would you? 00:45:35.730 --> 00:45:39.480 align:center All I know is that it went off. 00:45:43.063 --> 00:45:45.605 align:center Let's see what your wife has to say. Ching Chong, 00:45:46.105 --> 00:45:50.563 align:center tell Missy Trask I would admire to talk to her a minute. 00:45:54.771 --> 00:45:57.396 align:center - She gone away. - Away? 00:45:57.980 --> 00:46:00.271 align:center Where? She's just had those babies. 00:46:09.980 --> 00:46:11.855 align:center Did your wife shoot you? 00:46:16.605 --> 00:46:18.521 align:center I told you it was an accident. 00:46:19.480 --> 00:46:20.313 align:center All right. 00:46:21.813 --> 00:46:22.980 align:center An accident. 00:46:23.896 --> 00:46:25.021 align:center But was the gun 00:46:25.938 --> 00:46:27.188 align:center in her hand? 00:46:30.771 --> 00:46:32.813 align:center Mr. Trask, 00:46:33.938 --> 00:46:36.771 align:center you've been shot, and your wife is missing. 00:46:38.021 --> 00:46:40.313 align:center If you don't start talkin', 00:46:42.063 --> 00:46:45.563 align:center I'm gonna have no choice but to arrest you. 00:46:54.021 --> 00:46:55.438 align:center She had a secret… 00:46:57.563 --> 00:46:59.605 align:center and I promised I wouldn't ask. 00:47:25.355 --> 00:47:28.813 align:center For a year, you've been living with your heart's draining, 00:47:28.896 --> 00:47:33.438 align:center and you haven't even laid a number to those boys. 00:47:33.938 --> 00:47:36.980 align:center And Liza says if I don't get them named today, 00:47:37.063 --> 00:47:41.021 align:center there'll be no warm place in the house for me. 00:47:51.730 --> 00:47:53.188 align:center For inspiration. 00:47:59.105 --> 00:48:00.188 align:center Adam. 00:48:03.605 --> 00:48:05.146 align:center Have you no love? 00:48:06.313 --> 00:48:07.313 align:center I had. 00:48:08.480 --> 00:48:09.563 align:center Enough to kill me. 00:48:12.480 --> 00:48:15.938 align:center No one ever had enough. 00:48:20.730 --> 00:48:24.063 align:center Your boys are here, and they need you. 00:48:24.813 --> 00:48:27.021 align:center What I do is my business. 00:48:38.063 --> 00:48:41.021 align:center I told Liza I'd pummel sense into you if I had to. 00:48:44.313 --> 00:48:47.605 align:center Your boys will have names. 00:48:54.188 --> 00:48:55.271 align:center Seems to me, 00:48:55.355 --> 00:48:59.271 align:center you're in the fortunate position of knowing your children 00:48:59.771 --> 00:49:00.855 align:center before you name them. 00:49:04.146 --> 00:49:07.896 align:center - What can you tell me of their characters? - What is there to tell? 00:49:08.480 --> 00:49:09.438 align:center They're babies. 00:49:09.938 --> 00:49:13.146 align:center In my experience, babies let their nature be known. 00:49:17.230 --> 00:49:20.271 align:center Be good, be good. Okay, okay. I'm leaving. 00:49:24.521 --> 00:49:27.855 align:center Is there a Bible name you favor? 00:49:28.480 --> 00:49:30.896 align:center Or a family name you wish to preserve? 00:49:32.730 --> 00:49:36.771 align:center Eh, what a shame that the proper names for them, they cannot have. 00:49:36.855 --> 00:49:38.105 align:center What do you mean? 00:49:38.188 --> 00:49:39.730 align:center Firstborn of Adam. 00:49:40.521 --> 00:49:41.521 align:center Cain and Abel. 00:49:42.271 --> 00:49:44.313 align:center Don't say that. Don't damn them. 00:49:44.813 --> 00:49:46.896 align:center I don't find it damning. 00:49:46.980 --> 00:49:50.146 align:center Cain and Abel. I think it's everybody's story. 00:49:50.855 --> 00:49:53.563 align:center The greatest terror a child can have is that he isn't loved. 00:49:55.355 --> 00:49:57.896 align:center Rejection is the hell he fears. 00:49:58.563 --> 00:50:00.605 align:center And with rejection comes anger. 00:50:00.688 --> 00:50:03.896 align:center And with anger, a need for revenge. 00:50:03.980 --> 00:50:07.396 align:center And that is the story of mankind. 00:50:08.730 --> 00:50:11.230 align:center If rejection could be eliminated, 00:50:11.938 --> 00:50:14.688 align:center I think the human would not be what he is. 00:50:17.813 --> 00:50:19.521 align:center I think we would be better. 00:50:24.188 --> 00:50:26.771 align:center All right. Share with your brother. 00:50:26.855 --> 00:50:29.730 align:center All right. All right. Let him have some too. 00:50:30.646 --> 00:50:31.771 align:center They need names. 00:50:37.771 --> 00:50:40.938 align:center Of all the people that started out of Egypt, 00:50:41.021 --> 00:50:44.355 align:center only two got to the Promised Land. 00:50:44.855 --> 00:50:46.230 align:center Caleb and Joshua. 00:50:46.896 --> 00:50:48.563 align:center No, Joshua was a soldier. 00:50:49.188 --> 00:50:50.021 align:center No soldiers. 00:50:50.105 --> 00:50:51.105 align:center But Caleb. 00:50:52.271 --> 00:50:53.438 align:center Caleb Trask. 00:50:56.730 --> 00:50:58.896 align:center You've called his name. Hmm? 00:50:58.980 --> 00:51:00.355 align:center Uh, and the other one? 00:51:00.438 --> 00:51:03.063 align:center I've always liked Aron. 00:51:04.230 --> 00:51:07.021 align:center Great human for a prophet. 00:51:08.521 --> 00:51:09.688 align:center What do you think? 00:51:14.438 --> 00:51:15.271 align:center Caleb. 00:51:17.021 --> 00:51:18.521 align:center Aron. 00:51:18.605 --> 00:51:21.438 align:center Now you are people and have the right to be damned. 00:51:23.188 --> 00:51:24.855 align:center Be good, be good. Okay, okay. 00:51:24.938 --> 00:51:27.980 align:center I'll go get the Trask family Bible to write down their names. 00:51:35.938 --> 00:51:37.938 align:center I swear he used to speak differently. 00:51:42.855 --> 00:51:45.730 align:center Well, maybe now you can think about planting a garden. 00:51:48.105 --> 00:51:49.813 align:center I have no one to show a garden to. 00:51:50.313 --> 00:51:53.313 align:center But what… what about your babies? 00:51:53.855 --> 00:51:55.396 align:center Caleb and Aron. 00:52:00.938 --> 00:52:02.813 align:center Did you ever hear news of Cathy? 00:52:03.313 --> 00:52:04.855 align:center Where she could have gone? 00:52:14.271 --> 00:52:16.688 align:center Don't expect the feeling to die. 00:52:18.980 --> 00:52:21.855 align:center It won't ever die until you do. 00:52:24.021 --> 00:52:26.855 align:center Act out being alive. 00:52:27.438 --> 00:52:30.438 align:center Eventually, it will be true. 00:52:33.063 --> 00:52:34.230 align:center Why should I? 00:52:35.146 --> 00:52:39.063 align:center You are going to pass down something, 00:52:39.938 --> 00:52:41.563 align:center no matter what happens, 00:52:42.146 --> 00:52:46.230 align:center even if you do nothing. 00:52:47.313 --> 00:52:50.230 align:center The weeds will grow, and the brambles. 00:52:52.313 --> 00:52:53.938 align:center Something will grow. 00:53:05.271 --> 00:53:06.230 align:center Samuel. 00:53:09.813 --> 00:53:11.688 align:center If you hear news of Cathy, 00:53:12.521 --> 00:53:13.438 align:center you'll tell me? 00:53:15.146 --> 00:53:15.980 align:center Aye.