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>> He comes to us as one
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unknown, without a name
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as of old.
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By the river, He came to
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those men who knew Him not.
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He speaks to us the same word.
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Follow thou me and sets us
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to the tasks that He has to
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fulfill for our time.
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He commands and to those who
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obey whether they be wise
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or simple, He will reveal
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himself in the toils,
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the conflicts, the sufferings
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that they shall pass through.
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And as an ineffable mystery,
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they shall learn who He is.
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Here on the great prairie, we
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are keenly aware of the turning
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of the seasons.
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As autumn turns to winter
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and winter to spring, so do
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the seasons of our lives turn.
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And in each season of life,
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there are certain tasks which
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must be accomplished if we are
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to grow into the next unimpeded
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and unimpaired.
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And if by circumstance or
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neglect, we do not resolve the
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issues of one season of life,
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these unattended issues will
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attach themselves to us and
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haunt us from one season to the
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next until they are resolved
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in some manner.
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St. Paul suggests in First
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Corinthians another season
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around the bend in the river
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of life which we call death.
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While we do not presume to
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understand the full meaning of
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death, we do see that there are
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vast inequalities in life,
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unless there is a life beyond
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death in which God will
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square things.
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In life, we see through a glass
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darkly, but then after life,
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we shall see face to face,
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understand each other as we long
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to be understood,
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know each other
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as we long to be known.
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Only upon the point of death
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shall the great mystery
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be revealed to us, and when we
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die, we shall leave behind all
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that we have and take with us
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all that we are.
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For the true and the righteous,
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death should not be feared,
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but welcomed as we welcome the
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first rays of glorious sunshine
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glistening on the river which
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flows through all our seasons
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for all eternity.
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>> ♪ I come to the garden ♪
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♪ Alone ♪
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♪ While the dew ♪
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♪ Is still on the roses ♪
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♪ And the voice I hear ♪
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♪ Falling on my ear ♪
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♪ The Son of God discloses ♪
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♪ And He walks with me ♪
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♪ And He talks with me ♪
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♪ And tells me I am His own ♪
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♪ And the joy we share ♪
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♪ As we tarry there ♪
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♪ None other has ever known ♪
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[ knock on door ]
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[ pounding on door ]
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[ pounding ]
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>> All right, hold your horses.
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I'm coming.
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>> Hope you're feeling lucky,
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Perry.
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Today's the last day
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you're gonna be poor.
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>> You ever consider wearing
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an eye patch, Dick?
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>> Get dressed.
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Come on, get dressed.
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We got shopping to do
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before we hit the road.
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>> Where you been?
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>> With my kids.
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Went to see my kids.
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>> Ah, your kids, right.
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Come on.
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>> I'm trying so hard to be
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good, but I just can't help
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myself.
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But you mustn't tell anybody,
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will you, Tom?
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>> No, I won't. Indeed, I won't.
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>> I love you.
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>> Now it's all over
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but the kiss.
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[ crowd murmurs ]
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Oh, ain't this fun?
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Why, me and Amy Lawrence
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down by the--
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>> Amy Lawrence?
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[ crowd laughs ]
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Oh, Tom, how could you?
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[ crying ]
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[ crowd laughs ]
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>> Roof's almost finished,
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Perry.
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>> We gonna be rich, Dad?
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>> You bet your sweet ass, kid.
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We're gonna be loaded! Hyah!
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>> I'm gonna need one of these
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hunting vests.
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How's it look?
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>> Yeah, looks good.
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>> Do I look good?
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>> Yeah.
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>> Can you zip that up for me?
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Just give it a zip. Don't worry.
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I don't bite or nothing.
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Oh, would you look at your
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hands?
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Those are pretty hands.
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They're soft, too, huh?
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>> Yeah.
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>> Soft as a baby's
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you know what, huh?
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>> [ laughs ]
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>> You do the dishes?
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>> Uh, no.
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>> I got a secret for you.
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Give me your right hand.
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Got it?
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>> Yeah.
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>> Slip it right in there.
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>> No! No! No! Get away from me!
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>> Are you buying that?
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>> Knock-knock. Excuse me, sir.
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We've been out hunting.
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We got ourselves lost.
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Could we kindly use your phone,
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sir? [ laughs ]
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>> What did you do to her, Dick?
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>> What do you mean?
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>> That girl.
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She was acting funny.
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>> Yeah? Didn't notice.
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[ applause ]
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>> How about that, huh?
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>> Mrs. Hodgkiss! Come here.
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[ cheers and applause ]
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>> Hello, Herb.
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>> Bess.
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>> Hi, there, Herb.
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>> Sadie.
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>> Oh, wasn't that a swell job
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of acting?
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You know, I never cared
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a plugged nickel for Becky,
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not in the book.
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But I sure liked that girl
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of yours tonight.
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An inspiration is what she was.
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Don't you think so, Bonnie?
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>> What happened to that good
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strong arm of yours, Sadie?
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>> Got herself clobbered by one
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of them sacks of mail flies off
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the train 100 miles per.
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What got into her she wants
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that job, I don't know.
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>> I'm the only one in town
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gets to work in a federal
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building is what.
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>> Did you hear that?
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She's calling that outhouse
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a federal building.
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>> The stamps work, don't they?
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And back where I work,
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it's real cozy.
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>> Herb?
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>> Good evening, ladies.
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Son?
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>> What you said was,
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we wouldn't need any money
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after tomorrow.
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>> That's what I said
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on account it's the truth.
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This guy's loaded.
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Most successful farmer
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in Kansas.
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10 grand a week
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is what Floyd said.
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He gets that much out of the
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bank just to pay his hands.
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10,000 bucks.
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>> Dick, nobody keeps $10,000
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just lying around the house.
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>> Sure, they do, baby.
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They stash it nice and neat
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in a private safe.
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Why you carry all this junk
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around with you everywhere?
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>> What junk?
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This book cost me 30 bucks.
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It's got every song
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I ever wrote in it, Dick.
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Plus all the maps
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we'll ever need.
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Kaiser Mill, Dick.
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Now that's a place where a man
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can shed his clothes, put on
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a relaxed grin and live like
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a Rajah and have all the women
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he can do for 50 bucks a month.
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Cocos Island, Dick.
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That's where the Spaniards
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picked up tons of treasure.
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A lot of their ships sunk, too.
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Eldorado, man.
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All we gotta do is get there,
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buy us a boat, and, ooh,
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follow the map.
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>> Dad.
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>> Nancy, please wait for me
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in my office.
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[ engine starts and revs ]
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>> But I don't wanna date
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other boys, Daddy.
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Bobby's my best friend.
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>> Honey, all I'm suggesting is
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that it might be easier on you
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when you go off to K State
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next year if you resolve this.
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>> I know Bobby's family being
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Catholic and us being Methodist
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means that there's no chance
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that we'll get married.
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>> I know, honey, I know.
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I'm not asking you
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to cut off all contact.
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A gradual break
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is all I'm saying, honey.
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It's for your own peace of mind.
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Don't you understand?
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All right.
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Go get some sleep now.
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[ crying ]
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>> No witnesses.
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>> The last time I spoke to
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the parole guys, they told me I
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better never set foot in Kansas
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again, and they meant it.
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Where were you, anyway?
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I waited at that bus stop
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over an hour.
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>> 'Cause the old man was
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around, I didn't want him to see
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me take a gun out of the house.
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Christ, and he knowed I wasn't
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telling the truth.
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>> Known.
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"You knowed" isn't English.
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Anyway, what'd you
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finally tell him?
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>> Like we said.
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Said we'd be gone tonight
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and tomorrow night.
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Said we were going to Ft. Scott
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to visit your sister on account
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of she's holding $1,500
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for you.
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[ engine starts ]
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Ooh.
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>> So is your daddy sore?
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>> Sore? Why would he be sore?
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>> 'Cause he hates me.
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So does your mother.
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I can tell the ineffable way
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they look at me.
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>> Hell, they just don't like me
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seeing anybody from inside
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the walls.
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You know, anybody that wears
00:16:06
the old fraternity pin.
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You understand.
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>> I understand, I do.
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You knew good people.
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She's a real sweet person,
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your mom.
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♪ Every April ♪
00:16:32
♪ Flights of parrots ♪
00:16:34
♪ Pass on over me ♪
00:16:39
♪ Red and green and tangerine ♪
00:16:42
♪ Colors bright and free ♪
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♪ I hear them high and late ♪
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♪ Flying by ♪
00:16:51
♪ I listen to their song ♪
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♪ Singing parrots ♪
00:16:57
♪ Bringing April spring ♪
00:17:03
♪ Singing parrots ♪
00:17:05
♪ Bringing April spring ♪
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>> Parrots don't sing.
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Talk maybe, holler, but they
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sure as hell don't sing.
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>> Hey, know what I wish?
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I wish you wouldn't be
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so damn literal.
00:17:30
>> You better watch out.
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You're gonna become
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an aspirin junkie.
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>> I been one for seven years.
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I got the habit in the hospital.
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>> Doctors.
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>> Yeah, they butchered my legs
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after a motorcycle accident.
00:17:40
>> Doctors and lawyers,
00:17:41
what do they care?
00:17:44
You ever see a millionaire fry
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in an electric chair?
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>> Hell, no.
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>> Hell, no.
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Two kinds of laws, baby.
00:17:50
One for the rich
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and one for the poor.
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What do you mean, I should wear
00:17:57
an eye patch anyway?
00:17:59
>> Well, you're gonna have to
00:18:02
hide that eye, Dickie, in case
00:18:03
somebody recognizes you.
00:18:05
>> Ain't nobody
00:18:06
gonna recognize us.
00:18:07
No witnesses, remember?
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>> Black stockings,
00:18:16
that's what we need.
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Like nuns wear.
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You can't recognize a man with
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a black stocking over his face.
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Black is foolproof.
00:19:08
[ baby cries ]
00:19:38
>> Thank you, Jake.
00:19:46
>> Alfred, I need you in here,
00:19:48
honey.
00:20:00
>> Morning, Mr. Clutter.
00:20:02
>> Morning, Alfred.
00:20:03
How you doing?
00:20:04
>> Well, we got a sick one,
00:20:05
the baby.
00:20:07
Me and the Missus been
00:20:08
up and down with her all night.
00:20:10
You have some particular work
00:20:12
in mind for today?
00:20:13
'Cause I been thinking about
00:20:14
carrying her to the doctor,
00:20:15
if that's okay with you.
00:20:16
>> Oh, of course.
00:20:17
You take the morning off.
00:20:18
>> Oh, thank you, sir.
00:20:50
>> Let me see that map
00:20:51
you and Floyd drew
00:20:52
of that Clutter guy's place.
00:21:00
Okay, now where's the office?
00:21:03
>> Here. That's where
00:21:05
the safe is, a wall safe.
00:21:07
>> Do you know how to...
00:21:10
>> Crack the safe?
00:21:11
>> Mm-hmm.
00:21:12
>> Hell, no. Do you?
00:21:14
>> Uh-uh.
00:21:17
>> We don't need to know
00:21:18
how to crack it, honey.
00:21:19
He'll do it for us,
00:21:20
Mr. Herbert W. Clutter.
00:21:22
He'll open it.
00:21:24
His combination. [ laughs ]
00:21:29
Tell me about that nigger
00:21:30
you killed in Vegas, Perry.
00:21:31
I like that story.
00:21:42
You think maybe they got some
00:21:43
black stockings
00:21:46
like they threw on for us?
00:21:47
Is that what you're thinking?
00:21:48
[ laughs ]
00:21:49
>> They're a bad luck bunch,
00:21:51
nuns, like snakes in a dream,
00:21:54
black spiders, only worse.
00:21:58
>> No such thing as bad luck
00:21:59
in my economy.
00:22:00
It's either a well laid out
00:22:02
plan or it ain't.
00:22:12
>> What can I do for you?
00:22:14
>> Fill it.
00:22:15
>> Yes, sir.
00:22:18
>> It's no good letting
00:22:20
ourselves get superstitious.
00:22:22
We got something we can bring
00:22:23
off beautiful here, a cinch,
00:22:26
a perfect score.
00:22:28
Oh, we don't need no black
00:22:29
stockings covering our faces
00:22:31
neither 'cause we ain't gonna
00:22:33
leave no witnesses, remember?
00:22:36
No witnesses.
00:22:38
>> No witnesses.
00:22:41
[ telephone rings ]
00:22:42
>> I'll get it.
00:22:46
[ ring ]
00:22:51
[ ring ring ]
00:22:53
>> Hello?
00:22:54
>> Hi, Nancy.
00:22:55
>> Oh, yes. Good morning,
00:22:56
Mrs. Ketchum.
00:22:57
>> Nancy, would it be too much
00:22:58
of an imposition to ask you
00:22:59
to help Jolene with a pie
00:23:00
this morning, 'cause she--
00:23:02
>> Uh, Mrs. Ketchum, will you
00:23:03
hold the line for a moment,
00:23:04
please?
00:23:05
I just have to check with Daddy
00:23:06
on something.
00:23:07
>> Fine, dear.
00:23:08
>> Kenyon. I smell smoke,
00:23:10
Kenyon.
00:23:16
Dad?
00:23:17
>> Morning, honey.
00:23:19
What's the matter?
00:23:21
Is your mother--
00:23:22
>> No, she's sleeping. I checked
00:23:23
before I came downstairs.
00:23:24
It's just Mrs. Ketchum.
00:23:25
She's on the phone and asked if
00:23:26
I could teach Jolene how to
00:23:27
bake a cherry pie...now.
00:23:30
>> That's what you get
00:23:31
for winning all those ribbons.
00:23:33
>> No, but if I say yes
00:23:34
to Jolene, I'll miss
00:23:35
the 4H meeting, Dad.
00:23:36
And I won't be able to come
00:23:37
even for the last part 'cause I
00:23:38
have clarinet and then I have
00:23:40
student council and I just
00:23:41
don't know what to tell her.
00:23:44
>> Well, it's up to you, honey.
00:23:57
>> Hello?
00:23:58
>> Hello?
00:23:59
>> Hi. That'll be fine,
00:24:00
Mrs. Ketchum.
00:24:01
You can bring Jolene right over.
00:24:02
>> Oh, you are dream.
00:24:03
Thank you so much, my dear.
00:24:04
>> Oh, you're more than welcome.
00:24:05
>> Bye.
00:24:06
>> Bye.
00:24:14
>> Kenyon, Nancy's gonna stay
00:24:17
here and teach Mrs. Ketchum's
00:24:19
daughter how to bake a cherry
00:24:20
pie, which means you and me
00:24:21
are gonna go to 4H.
00:24:22
So you better get dressed.
00:24:24
Oh, Kenyon, what's 4H stand for?
00:24:29
>> Head, heart, hands
00:24:30
and health.
00:24:31
Why'd you ask? You know.
00:24:33
>> Well, I was just making sure
00:24:34
that you know.
00:24:35
That must mean you also know
00:24:37
that smoking's no good
00:24:39
for any of them, right?
00:25:06
[ telephone rings ]
00:25:18
>> Nancy? Come to the phone.
00:25:21
>> Coming!
00:25:28
Hello?
00:25:29
>> So tell me.
00:25:30
>> We went to the movies
00:25:31
and we held hands.
00:25:32
>> Was it scary?
00:25:33
>> Holding hands with Bobby?
00:25:35
Are you out of your mind?
00:25:37
>> No, the movie.
00:25:38
>> Well, Bobby didn't think so,
00:25:41
but you know me.
00:25:42
I'm a sucker for that kind
00:25:43
of thing.
00:25:44
>> Are you having breakfast?
00:25:45
>> No, why?
00:25:46
>> You're eating your
00:25:47
fingernails and I can tell.
00:25:49
What's wrong?
00:25:54
>> It's Daddy.
00:25:56
When I got home last night,
00:25:58
he started that crap again.
00:26:00
>> Gosh, I wish he could
00:26:02
understand that you love Bobby.
00:26:04
Can't he understand that?
00:26:05
>> I think he knows.
00:26:07
It's just when I say anything
00:26:09
to him, he looks like maybe I
00:26:11
don't love him anymore and then
00:26:12
all I wanna do is be a good
00:26:14
daughter and do what he wants.
00:26:17
[ car door closes ]
00:26:20
I'm sorry, Susie, I gotta go.
00:26:22
It's Mrs. Ketchum
00:26:23
and her daughter.
00:26:24
I gotta teach her how to bake
00:26:25
a cherry pie. Bye.
00:26:27
[ doorbell rings ]
00:26:32
>> Nancy.
00:26:33
Oh, it's so nice of you
00:26:35
to do this.
00:26:36
I been telling Jolene that
00:26:37
you'd been the Old Comanchero
00:26:38
Pie Champion for two years now.
00:26:39
>> Everyone knows that, Mama.
00:26:41
>> We saw you in "Tom Sawyer"
00:26:42
last night, Nancy.
00:26:43
I don't know how to tell you
00:26:44
how lovely you looked.
00:26:46
And that part when you thought
00:26:47
Tom was engaged to somebody
00:26:49
else?
00:26:50
Those were real tears
00:26:51
in your eyes.
00:26:52
As good as anything on TV.
00:26:53
>> Well, Jolene and I
00:26:54
better get started.
00:26:55
>> I've got some shopping to do.
00:26:57
I'll be back around lunchtime,
00:26:58
okay?
00:26:59
>> That'll be fine,
00:27:00
Mrs. Ketchum.
00:27:01
I might have to go when we're
00:27:02
done, but my mom will be here.
00:27:03
Somebody anyway.
00:27:23
>> What about us buying a boat?
00:27:24
Something cheap, but sturdy.
00:27:27
Then we can go to Japan.
00:27:29
>> I thought you wanted to go
00:27:31
diving for treasure.
00:27:32
What happened to that idea?
00:27:33
You just remember
00:27:35
you can't swim?
00:27:37
>> Yeah, we could sail all
00:27:38
the way across the Pacific.
00:27:39
Thanks.
00:27:41
It's been done.
00:27:42
Thousands of people have done
00:27:43
it.
00:27:44
I'm not conning you, Dick.
00:27:45
You'd really go for Japan.
00:27:46
>> How do you know?
00:27:47
>> I was there on R&R from
00:27:49
the Korea War to the--
00:27:50
>> Bronze Star.
00:27:54
>> Yeah, beautiful, gentle
00:27:55
people, the Japanese,
00:27:56
with manners.
00:27:58
They're really considerate.
00:27:59
Not just out for your dough
00:28:01
like they are here.
00:28:03
And the women?
00:28:04
Oh, Dick, the women.
00:28:05
Man, you never had
00:28:06
a real woman--
00:28:07
>> Yes, I have.
00:28:09
>> Not like I'm talking.
00:28:11
There's these baths in Kyoto.
00:28:14
There's this one called
00:28:15
the dream pool,
00:28:17
and you go in there
00:28:18
and you stretch out and these
00:28:20
beautiful knock-out type girls,
00:28:22
they come scrub you from head
00:28:23
to toe.
00:28:24
>> Yeah, yeah.
00:28:25
You told me all about it back
00:28:26
in grad school.
00:28:27
>> So?
00:28:30
I can't repeat myself?
00:28:40
I know what I'm thinking is
00:28:42
what we're gonna do with all
00:28:43
that dough, you know?
00:29:41
>> Diapers, Perry. Diapers!
00:29:43
Is that what you want
00:29:45
so you can do this
00:29:46
until you're a grown man?
00:29:47
Lazy, that's what you are.
00:29:49
Too lazy to get up.
00:29:51
Every night you end up doing
00:29:53
in your bed what the filthiest
00:29:55
animal wouldn't do
00:29:56
where it sleeps.
00:29:58
Come here!
00:30:02
We're going to clean you up.
00:30:07
[ boys laugh ]
00:30:09
>> He's getting a whipping.
00:30:16
>> What's the matter now?
00:30:19
What is it, honey? Tell me.
00:30:22
>> Where is she?
00:30:24
>> Who? Where's who?
00:30:30
>> ♪ My yellow bird ♪
00:30:34
♪ Taller than Jesus ♪
00:30:37
♪ Brighter than the sun ♪
00:30:38
♪ She folds me in her wings ♪
00:30:41
♪ And lifts me up to paradise ♪
00:30:46
♪ My amazing angel ♪
00:30:55
>> You been dreaming, Perry.
00:31:00
You just been off in one of
00:31:01
them dreams you carry around in
00:31:02
that wild Indian head of yours.
00:31:05
What was it?
00:31:08
>> Can I get y'all
00:31:09
some homemade pumpkin pie?
00:31:12
>> Just the bill, sweetheart.
00:31:24
>> You're not going anywhere
00:31:26
with me, are you?
00:31:28
You don't wanna go to Mexico,
00:31:31
do you?
00:31:33
You don't wanna buy a boat
00:31:35
and I know you don't wanna go
00:31:37
to Japan, do you?
00:31:45
Hell, you don't even know
00:31:47
where we're headed at.
00:31:49
Holcomb, Kansas.
00:31:52
So where the hell is Holcomb,
00:31:53
Kansas, Dick?
00:31:55
You don't know.
00:31:58
You don't know this farmer
00:32:00
or where he keeps his money.
00:32:02
Hell, you don't even know
00:32:04
if he has any damn money.
00:32:08
All you know is what some con
00:32:11
told you back at the walls,
00:32:13
what he scribbled
00:32:15
on some silly-ass map.
00:32:20
Floyd.
00:32:23
Floyd Wells.
00:32:25
>> Wrong.
00:32:28
Wrong on all counts, honey.
00:32:31
I know what I'm doing
00:32:34
and I know the man's rich
00:32:36
and I know we're gonna score
00:32:37
this time and score big.
00:32:40
And then we're going to Mexico,
00:32:42
baby.
00:32:44
We'll buy us a boat.
00:32:46
We'll sail the damn thing
00:32:48
across the Pacific Ocean all
00:32:49
the way to Japan if that's what
00:32:50
you want, okay?
00:32:55
>> Y'all come back now.
00:33:02
>> Who was you really looking
00:33:03
for, Perry?
00:33:07
>> Were.
00:33:08
Who were you looking for?
00:33:15
Never mind.
00:33:17
It was just a dream.
00:33:21
Just a useless dream.
00:33:46
[ ding ]
00:33:53
>> Let's eat it right now.
00:33:54
Forget letting it cool
00:33:55
and stuff.
00:33:56
Let's both have a slice,
00:33:57
and you, too, Mrs. Clutter.
00:34:00
>> Well, I can't.
00:34:01
I have to be at Roxy Lee's.
00:34:02
Oh, Lord, I had to be there
00:34:03
for her clarinet solo
00:34:04
10 minutes ago.
00:34:05
I'm sorry, Jolene.
00:34:06
>> Well, you go, dear.
00:34:08
I'll keep Jolene company
00:34:09
till her mother gets back.
00:34:13
>> Bye.
00:34:14
>> Bye.
00:34:17
>> Mr. Clutter, you know,
00:34:19
travels a great deal.
00:34:20
Seems like he's never at home
00:34:22
sometimes.
00:34:23
But wherever he goes, he always
00:34:25
remembers how I dote
00:34:26
on tiny things.
00:34:28
You set yourself down
00:34:29
right here.
00:34:31
This one, he brought back
00:34:33
from San Francisco.
00:34:34
It only cost a penny,
00:34:36
but isn't it pretty?
00:34:37
>> Uh-huh.
00:34:39
>> Now, little things,
00:34:40
they really belong to you.
00:34:42
They don't have to be
00:34:44
left behind ever,
00:34:47
and they're easy to carry.
00:34:49
So you always have something
00:34:51
of your own with you, something
00:34:54
that's really yours in case
00:34:58
you never do come back.
00:35:04
You know, it's only a penny
00:35:06
thing, but I think it's pretty.
00:35:09
>> Me, too.
00:35:12
>> You keep it.
00:35:13
>> Well, thank you,
00:35:14
Mrs. Clutter.
00:35:15
>> You're welcome, dear.
00:35:16
[ doorbell rings ]
00:35:17
>> Hello?
00:35:19
Anyone home?
00:35:21
>> Mama, look what
00:35:23
Mrs. Clutter gave me.
00:35:24
>> Oh, isn't that adorable.
00:35:25
She gave that to you?
00:35:27
>> Yeah.
00:35:28
>> Oh, how funny.
00:35:51
>> Well, Herb Clutter.
00:35:53
My goodness.
00:35:54
To what do we owe this honor?
00:35:56
>> Well, now you're gonna have
00:35:57
to take that up with Al.
00:35:59
He's the one who's bringing me
00:36:00
here.
00:36:01
>> Good afternoon, Alvin.
00:36:03
>> Bess.
00:36:04
Cherry or apple today?
00:36:06
>> Rhubarb, and it's good.
00:36:09
You about pie and coffee?
00:36:11
>> Yes, ma'am.
00:36:12
>> I'd offer you some coffee,
00:36:14
but I know you don't drink it.
00:36:15
Could I get you something else?
00:36:16
>> Milk, and I'm gonna have
00:36:18
a piece of that pie, too, Bess.
00:36:23
>> Herb, I guess I'm talking
00:36:27
to you on a somewhat
00:36:28
official capacity.
00:36:29
On the other hand, I'm not
00:36:31
really supposed to be telling
00:36:32
you this.
00:36:33
>> Well, whatever we're talking
00:36:34
about, Al, if you wanted to
00:36:36
keep it in confidence, perhaps
00:36:37
we should have chosen
00:36:38
another place.
00:36:42
>> Well, Herb, how'd you like
00:36:46
to be Methodist Layman
00:36:47
of the Year?
00:36:51
Try and contain that
00:36:52
wild enthusiasm of yours.
00:36:56
>> Well, I'm grateful. I am.
00:36:59
The Bishop?
00:37:00
>> That's next week's meeting.
00:37:02
I just wanted to give you
00:37:03
some warning.
00:37:04
>> Well, then there's still
00:37:05
time to give it to someone else.
00:37:08
You, for instance.
00:37:09
>> Well, not me.
00:37:12
Besides, the bureau
00:37:13
wouldn't approve.
00:37:14
>> Oh, come on.
00:37:15
>> Oh, Mr. Hoover approves
00:37:17
the religion all right.
00:37:18
Just not of any of any of his
00:37:19
agents making big show-offs
00:37:20
of ourselves.
00:37:21
>> Well, it's the same deal
00:37:22
with me, Al.
00:37:23
You and I, we helped to build
00:37:25
God's house to praise Him,
00:37:27
not to ennoble ourselves.
00:37:29
>> Exactly what I told them
00:37:30
you'd say, which is why
00:37:32
I wanted to save everybody
00:37:33
the embarrassment, why I wanted
00:37:34
to check with you first.
00:37:37
>> Thank you.
00:37:42
>> Well, being that you're
00:37:44
standing there, why don't you
00:37:47
just go and tell us
00:37:48
what you think?
00:37:49
>> Herb Clutter, false modesty
00:37:51
doesn't suit you one bit.
00:37:53
Now you done us real proud when
00:37:55
Eisenhower appointed you
00:37:57
to that Farm Board deal.
00:37:58
Why don't you let 'em give you
00:38:00
a dinner over at the church?
00:38:01
Hell, they wouldn't even have
00:38:02
a building it if wasn't for you.
00:38:04
>> The reward I seek is not
00:38:06
of this earth, but in God's
00:38:08
kingdom.
00:38:09
>> Amen. Now which disciple
00:38:12
said that?
00:38:14
I know it.
00:38:15
It's on the tip of my tongue.
00:38:19
>> Darned if I know.
00:38:21
>> [ laughs ]
00:38:53
>> Make sure you got the clutch
00:38:54
all the way to the floor
00:38:56
before you shift.
00:38:57
>> Yes, sir. I'm trying.
00:38:58
>> All right, yeah.
00:39:00
All the way to the floor.
00:39:02
Attaboy. Doing fine.
00:39:05
Come on, son.
00:39:06
Clutch all the way to the floor.
00:39:08
There you go.
00:39:09
Easy, easy, easy.
00:39:12
Okay, now get ready to apply
00:39:14
the brakes, all right?
00:39:16
Now easy, easy.
00:39:22
Kenyon?
00:39:25
Kenyon?
00:39:28
Kenyon, wait a minute.
00:39:30
Kenyon!
00:39:34
Just running away from
00:39:35
something because it scares you
00:39:37
does not make it go away.
00:39:38
>> It doesn't scare me.
00:39:40
I just get nervous sometimes.
00:39:41
>> Well, I know.
00:39:43
You wanna do well
00:39:44
and that's natural.
00:39:45
Everybody gets nervous
00:39:48
sometimes.
00:39:49
>> You don't.
00:39:51
>> I don't?
00:39:52
Well, of course, I do.
00:39:54
>> Yeah? When?
00:39:56
>> Well, I don't know.
00:40:00
I'm not too fond of getting up
00:40:03
in front of folks
00:40:04
and making a speech.
00:40:05
>> At church? Come on, Dad.
00:40:08
You can stand up there
00:40:09
and talk to hundreds of people.
00:40:11
Just nothing scares you.
00:40:25
>> ♪ I come ♪
00:40:27
♪ To the garden alone ♪
00:40:32
♪ While the dew ♪
00:40:33
♪ Is still on the roses ♪
00:40:38
♪ And the voice I hear ♪
00:40:42
♪ Falling on my ear ♪
00:40:45
♪ The Son of God discloses ♪
00:40:53
♪ And He walks with me ♪
00:40:56
♪ And He talks with me ♪
00:40:59
♪ And He tells me I am His own ♪
00:41:06
♪ And the joy we share ♪
00:41:09
♪ As we tarry there ♪
00:41:13
♪ None other has ever known ♪
00:41:18
>> Hey! Quit your billy
00:41:21
graham cracker hooey, will you?
00:41:26
>> You know, the trouble with
00:41:30
you, Dick, the only song
00:41:32
you know how to sing
00:41:33
is Dick's phooey.
00:41:35
The only way you know
00:41:36
is Dick's way.
00:41:38
And what the hell
00:41:39
am I doing here anyway?
00:41:40
>> You say you just wanna sit
00:41:41
there and sing about Jesus?
00:41:42
>> Well, what would you like me
00:41:43
to do, Dick? Huh?
00:41:45
Sit around all day and think of
00:41:46
the perfect score?
00:41:47
Plan that well laid out plan,
00:41:50
huh?
00:41:52
Hey, Dick!
00:41:54
I'm talking to you, Dick.
00:42:00
Okay, what are we gonna find
00:42:01
when we get there?
00:42:02
Who we gonna find
00:42:03
when we get there?
00:42:04
What are we gonna do with
00:42:05
who we find when we get there?
00:42:06
>> How the hell should I know
00:42:07
who and what we're gonna find?
00:42:08
>> You damn well better know
00:42:11
before dark, Dick, before we
00:42:15
get there or else it won't be
00:42:18
anything like the well laid out
00:42:19
plan, now, will it?
00:42:23
>> You wanna know how many
00:42:24
people there gonna be?
00:42:25
Is that it?
00:42:26
>> Yeah, for one.
00:42:27
And I wanna know if there's
00:42:28
neighbors and how far they live
00:42:30
from the house.
00:42:33
I mean, you didn't get much
00:42:34
from Floyd except that
00:42:35
crude floor plan.
00:42:37
Hell, he didn't even tell you
00:42:40
where the damn safe is.
00:42:42
And the ineffable happens,
00:42:43
you know, Dick? It does.
00:42:45
>> There's gonna be him, her,
00:42:48
the kid and a girl.
00:42:52
>> A girl.
00:42:57
How old is the girl?
00:43:00
>> Sweet 16, sugar.
00:43:02
Pretty as a fresh-picked flower
00:43:04
is what Floyd says.
00:43:05
Nancy Clutter, kind of kid
00:43:09
makes a boy's heart kind of
00:43:10
hurt is what he said.
00:43:12
[ laughs ]
00:43:14
>> You're not a boy, Dick.
00:43:16
>> Okay, okay. Let's see.
00:43:19
It's Saturday, so the two older
00:43:23
girls, two women, sisters
00:43:25
probably visiting.
00:43:28
They're married, I think.
00:43:32
That makes eight
00:43:35
and they might have company.
00:43:40
12.
00:43:41
The only sure thing
00:43:43
is no witnesses, right?
00:43:46
Ain't that what I promised you,
00:43:47
honey? No witnesses.
00:43:50
Plenty of hair on them walls.
00:43:52
>> Those walls. Yeah.
00:44:00
[ doorbell rings ]
00:44:01
>> Bob.
00:44:03
>> Herb.
00:44:04
>> Come on in.
00:44:05
>> How are you today?
00:44:06
>> I'm good.
00:44:07
We can convene in my office
00:44:08
to the left.
00:44:09
>> All righty. That'd be fine.
00:44:11
>> Bonnie is the only one
00:44:13
who drinks coffee in our house.
00:44:16
I can make you some
00:44:17
or you could have some water.
00:44:18
>> Oh, water's fine, Herb.
00:44:19
Thank you.
00:44:23
>> There you go.
00:44:25
>> Well, here it is,
00:44:28
what we call a solemn moment.
00:44:29
>> Yes. [ chuckles ]
00:44:31
>> You know, it's a time when
00:44:33
a man can look back on his life
00:44:34
and take measure of all that
00:44:36
he's accomplished.
00:44:37
I like to compare it
00:44:38
to signing a will.
00:44:39
It's a crossroads in some ways
00:44:41
except there's a long road
00:44:43
ahead for you, Herb.
00:44:45
>> Well, a lot of thought's
00:44:46
gone into this, Bob,
00:44:47
as you well know.
00:44:48
>> Yes, sir.
00:44:49
It was almost a year ago today
00:44:50
you first came to see me.
00:44:52
[ chuckles ] A year ago.
00:44:54
Of course, I knew about
00:44:56
Herb Clutter even then.
00:44:57
You know what someone
00:44:58
told me today?
00:45:00
The day haircuts went to $1.50,
00:45:02
Herb Clutter writes the barber
00:45:04
a check. [ laughs ]
00:45:05
It's what they said.
00:45:07
>> It's the only way
00:45:08
to do business, in my opinion.
00:45:10
Those tax fellows come poking
00:45:12
around, a cancelled check
00:45:13
is a man's best friend.
00:45:14
Cash money, I've heard tell,
00:45:16
is for tips and that is a fact.
00:45:20
Now, I've got plenty to be
00:45:23
grateful for in this life, Bob.
00:45:25
Wonderful things.
00:45:28
Take the kids.
00:45:30
I've been lucky there.
00:45:34
Here.
00:45:38
These are my older daughters.
00:45:40
This is my eldest, Evana,
00:45:43
and this is Beverly.
00:45:46
Evana's married to Don Jarchal,
00:45:49
and I can't tell you how much
00:45:51
I think of that boy.
00:45:53
And, Vern English, the man that
00:45:56
my Beverly had the good sense
00:45:58
to settle on, if anything were
00:46:00
to ever happen to me, I could
00:46:02
trust those boys to take full
00:46:04
responsibility.
00:46:05
>> Oh, hell, Herb,
00:46:06
you're a young man.
00:46:07
48 is young.
00:46:09
No, from the looks of you
00:46:10
and what the doctors are saying,
00:46:13
I reckon we'll have you around
00:46:15
for a few weeks longer.
00:46:16
>> Well, to tell you the truth,
00:46:17
Bob, I feel pretty good.
00:46:19
[ laughs ] Optimistic.
00:46:21
I got an idea a man could make
00:46:23
some real money around here
00:46:24
in the next few years.
00:46:26
Well, speaking of money, I've
00:46:28
got the first payment on your
00:46:31
policy and here's the check
00:46:35
that you've been dying to--
00:46:38
Oh, I won't say it.
00:46:39
[ both laugh ]
00:46:41
I won't say it.
00:46:43
There you go, Bob.
00:47:42
>> Hey.
00:47:44
>> Something to drink?
00:47:46
>> Yeah.
00:47:47
>> Yeah? Here, let me
00:47:49
help you out.
00:47:50
>> Oh, thanks.
00:49:58
>> Perry, come on in.
00:50:09
My angel.
00:50:10
My handsome little angel.
00:50:15
>> Come on. You get to play
00:50:16
with your mama all the time.
00:50:17
It's my turn now.
00:50:19
>> It's okay, Perry.
00:50:20
You go now, okay?
00:50:22
Go on. Go now!
00:50:25
>> Come on, let's go.
00:50:50
>> Go home, Perry. Now!
00:50:54
You whore!
00:50:56
[ arguing ]
00:50:58
[ fighting and screaming ]
00:51:14
>> Oh!
00:51:17
Stop!
00:51:19
Get off!
00:51:23
What are you doing?
00:51:25
What's the matter with you?
00:52:28
>> You been swimming that horse
00:52:30
in the river, girl, again?
00:52:32
>> Sure have, Mr. Stocklein.
00:52:33
Babe's gotta have a bath, too.
00:52:35
Look at how happy she is.
00:52:38
I heard your baby crying before.
00:52:39
>> Yeah, she's been sick
00:52:42
for two days now.
00:52:43
>> I'm sorry to hear that.
00:52:45
I'll bring you some apple juice
00:52:46
from the orchard after church
00:52:47
tomorrow.
00:52:48
Daddy just made some.
00:52:49
>> Well, thank you, Nancy.
00:52:51
>> Good night, Mr. Stocklein.
00:52:52
>> Good night.
00:53:01
>> You want a drink?
00:53:03
>> What is it?
00:53:04
>> Fruit and vegetable mix.
00:53:05
Potato and orange juice.
00:53:07
>> Mm. Vodka.
00:53:10
>> Yeah, vodka.
00:53:12
One more, save the rest.
00:53:14
We might could need it soon
00:53:16
on account of we're near the end
00:53:17
of the damn rainbow.
00:53:44
>> Is mama gonna come down
00:53:45
for supper tonight?
00:53:46
>> No, honey, mama's resting.
00:53:47
>> Didn't she look good
00:53:48
last night?
00:53:49
>> Where you been?
00:53:51
>> I was taking Babe for a swim.
00:53:52
>> Honey, Babe won't mind
00:53:55
the cold, but--
00:53:56
>> Babe's too fat to feel cold.
00:53:58
>> You go upstairs and change
00:54:00
before you get pneumonia.
00:54:07
>> Daddy, what about tonight?
00:54:10
>> No. No more going
00:54:11
to the movies, no more parties.
00:54:13
Not till after Thanksgiving.
00:54:18
You can ask Bobby Rupp to come
00:54:21
over and listen to the game
00:54:22
if you like.
00:54:32
>> Okay. I'll call him as soon
00:54:34
as I get some dry clothes on.
00:54:39
[ turns on radio ]
00:54:47
>> Kenyon?
00:54:51
[ turns off radio ]
00:54:55
Thank you, son.
00:55:05
>> ♪ There's a race of men ♪
00:55:08
♪ Who don't fit in ♪
00:55:11
♪ Their spirits ♪
00:55:13
♪ Can't sit still ♪
00:55:17
♪ They break the hearts ♪
00:55:20
♪ Of all they can ♪
00:55:23
♪ And roam the world at will ♪
00:55:29
♪ They range the field ♪
00:55:32
♪ They row the flood ♪
00:55:35
♪ And climb ♪
00:55:36
♪ The mountain's crest ♪
00:55:41
♪ 'Cause they got the curse ♪
00:55:44
♪ Of the gypsy's blood ♪
00:55:47
♪ And don't know how to rest ♪
00:55:58
♪ If they just went straight ♪
00:56:01
♪ They might go far ♪
00:56:05
♪ 'Cause they're strong ♪
00:56:06
♪ And brave and true ♪
00:56:11
♪ But they quickly tire ♪
00:56:13
♪ Of things that are ♪
00:56:16
♪ And crave what's strange ♪
00:56:19
♪ And new ♪
00:56:24
>> Yeah, that's us,
00:56:26
brave and true.
00:56:28
But you forgot the rich part.
00:56:31
♪ Tired of being poor ♪
00:56:33
♪ The craving to be rich ♪
00:56:35
♪ And get a whole lot more ♪
00:56:39
[ laughs ]
00:56:50
>> I've missed the best years,
00:56:51
Lord, the children, everything.
00:56:56
I am a ghost, Lord, a ghost.
00:57:00
>> Mama, don't say those things.
00:57:03
Don't even think 'em.
00:57:05
>> Oh, baby, it's true.
00:57:06
I'm too nervous to go
00:57:09
downstairs in my own house.
00:57:11
I don't know what's wrong.
00:57:12
I just can't seem to keep up
00:57:14
with any of you.
00:57:15
>> Came to the play last night
00:57:17
and you looked so beautiful.
00:57:18
Everybody was saying so.
00:57:20
You're getting better.
00:57:23
Even Kenyon can tell.
00:57:24
We're just gonna listen
00:57:26
to the game.
00:57:27
Bobby's coming over,
00:57:28
so it's just the five of us.
00:57:29
Why don't you let me help you
00:57:30
get your robe on?
00:57:31
>> No, no, no, honey.
00:57:32
I'm tired, really.
00:57:34
>> I'll make some coffee
00:57:35
for you.
00:57:36
Bobby likes you and you know
00:57:37
it, and you like him.
00:57:39
Please, mama?
00:57:40
[ vehicle approaches ]
00:57:42
[ car door shuts ]
00:57:45
>> Is daddy being spiky
00:57:47
about Bobby Rupp, baby?
00:57:48
Is that what's bothering you?
00:57:51
[ doorbell rings ]
00:57:57
He doesn't mean to, you know.
00:57:59
The last thing daddy wants
00:58:01
is to get in the way of anybody
00:58:02
over anything.
00:58:04
He just can't help himself
00:58:07
sometimes.
00:58:11
Go on.
00:58:14
You go downstairs
00:58:15
and enjoy yourself.
00:58:28
>> Good night.
00:58:32
I love you, Mama.
00:58:33
[ thunder ]
00:58:58
[ honk honk ]
00:59:02
[ honk honk honk ]
00:59:06
>> Fill 'er up?
00:59:07
>> Yeah. Check the oil
00:59:08
and water.
00:59:18
>> You all right, mister?
00:59:21
>> Hey, kid? You gonna fill it
00:59:24
this year?
00:59:25
>> Yeah, right away, sir.
00:59:29
>> Oh, man.
00:59:35
>> You getting a case of blood
00:59:36
bubbles all of a sudden, honey?
00:59:39
>> Here. Hold this.
00:59:47
>> Is that what it is?
00:59:48
We're close enough
00:59:49
to smell the damn money.
00:59:50
Now you think it's time
00:59:52
that you can help us?
00:59:53
I'm talking to you, Perry.
00:59:55
>> Dammit, I'm talking to you.
00:59:57
Don't you ever do that again.
01:00:00
Nobody lays a hand on me,
01:00:03
not you, not anybody.
01:00:06
You understand?
01:00:31
[ groaning ]
