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I'm just a kid.
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There's a lot I don't know.
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But one thing I do know
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is my folks never
should have married.
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And they definitely should've
never had a kid.
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But they did. That happens.
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The randomness of life
and all that.
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When the chicken's up, I'm gonna
go out back and work on my boat.
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Maybe they started out trying
to be good parents. I don't know.
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But my very first
memory in life is
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how much my father
loved that damn boat.
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Here he is hundreds of miles
away from any real water.
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And even then we're talking
about the Gulf of Mexico.
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Just seemed sad to me, somehow.
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And my mom has been psychotically
obsessed with movie stars
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to a point that
defies explanation.
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I could use a bath.
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Well, go take a bath.
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Note that she was going
to take a bath
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the shower was
out of the question because
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two years ago
some pipe in our shower broke.
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My father could've fixed it,
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but he was so tied up
working on the boat
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he hired this
Marlon Brando plumber instead.
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And the shower never got fixed
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as if it just never happened.
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Then there was
the Paul Newman thing
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when our roof needed fixing.
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And, of course
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our roofing problem
never got fixed, either.
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And how could I forget the day
Audrey Hepburn came over
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to help my mom with the books.
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On second thought, I'd really
rather not get into that one.
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It's not their fault,
if you think about it.
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It's not like they sat down
and had this conference about
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whether they'd get married
and bear a son or not.
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Anyway
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the story is that years ago
my father was a traveling salesman
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that just happened to stop
on one Christmas Eve.
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My mother was engaged to the son
of a pharmacist over at Lubbock,
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and he chose the night
of the Christmas dance
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to confess he'd fallen in love with
this cheerleader from Texas Tech.
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I sure could use
a hot cup of coffee.
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I just made a fresh pot.
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So, she was vulnerable
that night.
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You can't blame her for that.
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That is some good, good coffee!
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Thank you.
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And that's a handsome coat.
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To say nothing of your pretty dress,
which I love, by the way
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because of the way
it matches your eyes.
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Not exactly.
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Well, of course not exactly,
it'd be too obvious.
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We both know that's not
the kind of woman you are.
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Was their meeting some fated day
that would magically find us
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happy one day,
like a real family?
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No, it's not the way
things work.
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That much, I figured out.
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My mother had just come from seeing
"Splendor in the Grass", I think.
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She went to the movies every day,
and we only had one theater, so
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whatever was playing.
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That's when it happened,
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and it changed my life forever.
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Help me. Better get her inside.
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Hospital says
it will be about a week
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till we can get her down to Galvenston
where her grandparents live.
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We appreciate
you taking her in like this.
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- It's the right thing to do.
- Thank you, Mr. Reynolds.
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It's strange.
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My folks can't remember
they're married half the time,
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and for them I'm just
a ghost flipping around the place.
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Then they go and agree
to take in this girl
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whose parents died
in the accident
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'till she got better.
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Come in, please.
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Brought you stuff for dinner.
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Are you aware I have
a partially lacerated liver?
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Do you even have the slightest concept
of what that does to one's appetite?
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Not really.
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My liver is
partially lacerated but...
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I don't have a clue
what it does to your appetite.
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It probably can't help.
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I'm not hungry.
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OK.
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I'll just leave it here for you.
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My parents' bodies were
sent back to Amarillo,
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for burial, I take it.
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How was the accident listed
on the official police report?
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Speeding
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driving while intoxicated?
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I'm not really sure.
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My father was a heavy drinker,
you know.
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No, I
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didn't know that.
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Well, now you do.
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That was one goddamn accident,
that's for sure.
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What?
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You never heard
anyone cuss before?
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Well, yeah, but
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not from a girl.
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Well, I'm very flawed.
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Extremely flawed,
if you want to know the truth.
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I looked up the word
"flawed" in the dictionary.
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I kind of knew what it meant but,
after reading the definition...
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I began to wonder if
maybe I was flawed, too.
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But the strangest part was
that for the first time in my life...
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I started to feel something
for someone other than myself.
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It scared the hell out of me,
if you want to know the truth.
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But I liked it.
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You were screaming.
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It's late.
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You should go back to sleep.
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Jesus!
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You're not screwing
with me, are you?
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- What?
- You seem to like me
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which is fine, because
I like you, too, but
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if you're acting like you do
because my parents are dead,
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and you feel sorry for me,
then that's just bullshit.
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- Hello?
- No.
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I'm not screwing with you.
I like you, too.
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Good.
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I think it's time
for us to leave.
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Leave?
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Look, those two people
you live with
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- they're nice and everything...
- My parents?
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Right.
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But from what I can tell
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they don't really have
anything to offer you,
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and they certainly
don't have a thing to offer me.
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So, where are we going?
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Baltimore.
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I have an aunt
and an uncle there.
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I haven't seen them
since I was five but
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from what I can remember,
they're extremely hip.
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But I thought when you got better
you were going to go
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live with your grandparents
in Galvenston.
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Look...
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Ben
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there's what happens to you in life
and there's what you make happen.
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It's the difference
between having a plan and not.
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- Do you see what I'm driving at here?
- Yeah. I think so.
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Good.
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Well, I'm used to getting up
at the break of day
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being all melodramatic
about this.
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How much did you get?
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25 bucks.
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Well, it's 25 more bucks
than we had before.
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That's true.
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See, a real plan is more
than just some pipe dream.
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Pipe dream?
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A pipe dream is
an unrealistic fantasy
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that deludes oneself into thinking
that it's an actual plan.
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It's a very popular expression.
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I'm surprised you've never
heard of it before.
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I didn't say I never heard it.
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Anyway, a real plan
is an actual goal
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that you believe in enough
to create a set of circumstances
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which leads you to
and into a plan.
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- Do you understand?
- Where do you come with this stuff?
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I mean, what part of your brain
works so hard
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that it makes you
think and talk like that?
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My father was a professor
with a very wide vocabulary,
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and lots of unique ideas.
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When he wasn't teaching
the students, he taught me.
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So, what did your mom do?
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She never did anything.
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You know...
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I think most
of what you say is true.
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Some I just don't understand.
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But I also think you like
to screw with people's heads.
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I may be wrong sometimes,
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but I won't ever
screw with your head.
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Ever.
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Me, too.
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Ever.
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Take a look at our
new home, farm-boy.
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Here?
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See that pan over there?
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It's a hog house.
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Now, why would
a perfectly good hog
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not be outside
on a day like this?
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So you're saying
they don't have any more hogs?
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I'm making
a calculated deduction.
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So, what's your plan?
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It's important.
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I need to know what kind of plan
you have for your life.
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My wife saw you
come in from across the road.
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She made you these sandwiches.
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There's a well
by the gas tank if
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you need water.
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How much do we owe you,
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for room, and board and water?
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I imagine going to sleep
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to the smell of pig shit
ought to do it.
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OK.
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I want to be a pitcher
for the St. Louis Cardinals.
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So, you'll be a pitcher
for the Cardinals?
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I like that plan.
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Do you know how many kids my age
want to play in the Major Leagues?
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No.
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But I don't think it matters.
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I'm just saying it's more what you'll
call a pipe dream than an actual plan.
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Are you any good?
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I'm always the best
in my league.
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Is it what you really want to do?
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Then, it's not a pipe dream,
it's a plan.
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Learn to embrace it.
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Cassie?
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Did you know Joe Nuxhall is
the youngest guy ever
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to play for the Major Leagues?
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Yeah.
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He started pitching for
the Cincinnati Reds at 15.
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This is correct. And more than once
you're gonna break his record.
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Try hitting the corners. You're putting
everything right down the middle.
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I'm not putting everything
right down the middle.
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Come on! It's the seventh game
of the World Series.
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Bottom of the ninth.
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Bases are full, two out.
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You've got two strikes up.
One more strike and he's yours.
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And you know the only pitch you could
throw is the outside slider
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because that's the only pitch
he won't be expecting.
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What?
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I don't know how to throw a slider.
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You kind of hold it off center
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middle finger on the seam.
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Then you throw it
like a pass ball.
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Come on, giddy up!
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- We don't have all day.
- Coming! Coming!
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I think you should
tell me what's going on.
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It's not part of the plan.
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I'm sick of this!
What do you think you're doing?
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Say something to me.
I have had years of this. Years!
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Now I'm going to town tonight.
That's what's happening.
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What's the problem?
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Yelling is extremely
destructive to a relationship.
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You think you're communicating
at the time but
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the effect is
completely the opposite.
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No more talk! We have
nothing left to say.
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Are you listening
to what I'm saying?
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Yes.
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We will never
yell at each other.
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Hey, don't make promises
you're not prepared to keep.
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- I'm supposed to try it, you know.
- It goes without saying.
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But I just said it anyways.
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The Hardy Boys.
Now there's some heavy reading.
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I like the Hardy Boys.
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Come on, let's get some sleep.
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Got a big day tomorrow.
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What's happening tomorrow?
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We're getting married.
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Cas...
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Yeah.
255
00:23:25,635 --> 00:23:28,035
Are we really
getting married tomorrow?
256
00:23:29,155 --> 00:23:30,915
I mean, actually?
257
00:23:32,316 --> 00:23:33,476
Yes.
258
00:23:34,916 --> 00:23:36,636
It's a major part of the plan.
259
00:23:41,636 --> 00:23:44,076
OK, now. As I understand it
260
00:23:45,197 --> 00:23:48,597
you two want to spend
the rest of your lives together...
261
00:23:50,917 --> 00:23:51,917
...as husband and wife.
262
00:23:52,237 --> 00:23:54,437
I think we should've done
this days ago,
263
00:23:54,837 --> 00:23:56,798
but you know men
when you rush them.
264
00:23:59,078 --> 00:24:00,158
So
265
00:24:01,238 --> 00:24:03,598
- Do you, Ben...
- Benjamin Reynolds.
266
00:24:04,198 --> 00:24:06,958
Benjamin Reynolds
take this young woman...
267
00:24:07,078 --> 00:24:08,078
Cassie Kennington.
268
00:24:13,639 --> 00:24:15,599
Do both of you promise to
269
00:24:16,679 --> 00:24:20,239
treat each other
with dignity and love till
270
00:24:21,320 --> 00:24:23,000
one of you drops dead?
271
00:24:23,360 --> 00:24:24,360
I do.
272
00:24:25,560 --> 00:24:26,560
I do.
273
00:24:32,360 --> 00:24:33,520
Then...
274
00:24:45,161 --> 00:24:47,682
Well, I suspect you're
both married now.
275
00:24:48,962 --> 00:24:50,082
I suspect you're right.
276
00:24:50,962 --> 00:24:52,002
Oh, the ring.
277
00:25:13,364 --> 00:25:14,764
Congratulations to you both.
278
00:25:16,004 --> 00:25:18,124
Well, I feel good
about this whole thing.
279
00:25:18,724 --> 00:25:19,724
How about you?
280
00:25:21,084 --> 00:25:23,085
Yeah, I feel good about it.
281
00:25:26,565 --> 00:25:29,885
Well, I don't have a lot
to compare to, but
282
00:25:30,565 --> 00:25:33,045
yeah, I feel good.
283
00:25:36,046 --> 00:25:38,406
Oh, if you want to kiss
the bride
284
00:25:39,646 --> 00:25:41,846
you can do that now.
I guess I forgot to say it.
285
00:26:02,768 --> 00:26:04,848
I haven't kissed anybody before.
286
00:27:02,773 --> 00:27:05,813
Don't worry,
I'm not ready to have sex yet.
287
00:27:43,016 --> 00:27:45,016
Nice looking at that slider.
288
00:27:46,776 --> 00:27:48,056
I still have to practice.
289
00:27:51,737 --> 00:27:52,977
Missus not here?
290
00:27:53,337 --> 00:27:55,217
She's in town at the library.
291
00:27:56,057 --> 00:27:58,577
She figures I ought
to learn how to write so...
292
00:27:58,737 --> 00:28:00,977
I have something to do
when my baseball career is over.
293
00:28:01,857 --> 00:28:03,177
Sounds good to me.
294
00:28:17,499 --> 00:28:19,979
Sorry, there's not much
padding in my glove.
295
00:28:20,259 --> 00:28:23,139
- You 12 years old?
- I'll be 13 in a few months.
296
00:28:27,299 --> 00:28:28,340
Well...
297
00:28:29,180 --> 00:28:32,820
I got to leave today and...
298
00:28:34,020 --> 00:28:37,620
I don't know when I'll be back.
But the wife
299
00:28:38,780 --> 00:28:42,301
it's fine with her if you two
stay here as long as you need.
300
00:28:42,701 --> 00:28:44,341
Why isn't your wife going
with you?
301
00:28:44,821 --> 00:28:46,261
Well, she...
302
00:28:52,061 --> 00:28:54,542
I'm not a good person,
I don't think.
303
00:28:56,222 --> 00:28:58,582
I've lived a clumsy
304
00:29:00,542 --> 00:29:01,742
selfish life.
305
00:29:08,063 --> 00:29:09,983
You seem like an OK guy to me.
306
00:29:13,023 --> 00:29:14,023
Here you are.
307
00:29:14,943 --> 00:29:16,263
Show me
308
00:29:18,224 --> 00:29:21,304
that slider
like you did yesterday.
309
00:29:30,185 --> 00:29:32,625
- Can I ask you something?
- Sure.
310
00:29:36,665 --> 00:29:39,065
Did you start out
thinking you were good
311
00:29:40,505 --> 00:29:41,625
my age, I mean?
312
00:29:50,346 --> 00:29:51,946
I like to think I did.
313
00:29:56,307 --> 00:29:58,307
To be honest,
I don't really know.
314
00:30:16,628 --> 00:30:17,908
I like that pitch.
315
00:30:31,189 --> 00:30:32,190
What's wrong?
316
00:30:33,830 --> 00:30:37,070
I just don't understand
grown-ups sometimes.
317
00:30:42,150 --> 00:30:46,391
If that's the lesson to learn,
I think he hates himself.
318
00:30:54,151 --> 00:30:56,352
Come on, let's pack up
and keep moving.
319
00:32:28,119 --> 00:32:30,159
- You two headed somewhere?
- Baltimore.
320
00:32:30,719 --> 00:32:32,079
It's a large city in Maryland.
321
00:32:32,159 --> 00:32:33,479
I got an aunt in Baltimore.
322
00:32:36,000 --> 00:32:38,280
We're in that green station wagon
next to the pissers.
323
00:32:39,320 --> 00:32:41,480
Our dad got
a bladder transplant last month.
324
00:32:41,640 --> 00:32:44,680
Trust me, it's been more like a metal
cook convention than a vacation.
325
00:32:48,721 --> 00:32:50,001
I don't mean to be forward,
326
00:32:50,081 --> 00:32:52,842
but have you have been experiencing
any bladder problems yet, Sheriff?
327
00:32:54,961 --> 00:32:56,241
No, I have not.
328
00:32:56,321 --> 00:32:58,481
Well, you're at the age
when you should think about it.
329
00:32:58,641 --> 00:32:59,762
Ask our dad.
330
00:33:00,322 --> 00:33:02,762
He's over there screaming
into the urinal right now.
331
00:33:03,682 --> 00:33:06,082
She might be right. You're not
getting any younger, you know.
332
00:33:10,282 --> 00:33:13,003
Well, I'd get five years
out of my life if you just
333
00:33:13,683 --> 00:33:15,563
shut up five minutes.
334
00:33:32,084 --> 00:33:33,924
Get your things
and get in the back.
335
00:33:51,086 --> 00:33:52,006
Now...
336
00:33:52,086 --> 00:33:53,326
I don't know much,
337
00:33:54,766 --> 00:33:56,646
but I do know I have
a right to your names.
338
00:33:56,726 --> 00:33:58,966
And I know we have
a right to an attorney
339
00:33:59,446 --> 00:34:03,087
preferably one familiar with the laws
of Arkansas concerning minors.
340
00:34:06,807 --> 00:34:08,367
I'll ask you one more time.
341
00:34:09,247 --> 00:34:11,127
Real slow, real nice.
342
00:34:13,207 --> 00:34:14,208
What are your names?
343
00:34:14,568 --> 00:34:15,608
Like I said before
344
00:34:16,048 --> 00:34:18,328
my husband and I
respectfully plead the 5th.
345
00:34:18,488 --> 00:34:21,648
Hey, chief, why does she keep
calling that boy her husband?
346
00:34:21,848 --> 00:34:23,888
I don't know, Ward,
and I don't care.
347
00:34:24,408 --> 00:34:26,769
Well, we actually got married
last week.
348
00:34:27,329 --> 00:34:28,729
Nice to meet you, by the way.
349
00:34:30,129 --> 00:34:31,409
Raymond Ward.
350
00:34:32,369 --> 00:34:33,409
The pleasure is mine.
351
00:34:33,529 --> 00:34:37,889
Ward, do you think it's possible
to get past formalities,
352
00:34:38,169 --> 00:34:39,730
and try to figure out
what to do here?
353
00:34:41,210 --> 00:34:43,650
I warn you, put that away before
you blow somebody's head off.
354
00:34:44,010 --> 00:34:45,010
What?
355
00:34:46,490 --> 00:34:48,410
When we get
proper representation
356
00:34:48,490 --> 00:34:50,330
we'll be more than happy
to give you our names.
357
00:34:51,411 --> 00:34:53,691
Oh, girl.
You're not under arrest.
358
00:34:54,451 --> 00:34:56,051
So, there's no need
for an attorney.
359
00:34:56,171 --> 00:34:58,491
Fine, then we'll be leaving now.
360
00:35:01,131 --> 00:35:02,171
Please sit down,
361
00:35:03,892 --> 00:35:05,732
and you don't move
until I tell you do.
362
00:35:10,332 --> 00:35:11,452
Am I getting through to you?
363
00:35:12,652 --> 00:35:13,652
Yes, sir.
364
00:35:18,613 --> 00:35:21,333
That goes for the both of you.
365
00:35:23,453 --> 00:35:24,453
You read me, boy?
366
00:35:26,333 --> 00:35:27,333
Yes, sir.
367
00:35:28,894 --> 00:35:29,974
Well, all right.
368
00:36:00,056 --> 00:36:02,616
- What's going on?
- She's having a seizure.
369
00:36:03,616 --> 00:36:05,097
- She what?
- She'll be all right
370
00:36:05,217 --> 00:36:07,817
unless she swallows her tongue,
and then she could die.
371
00:36:07,937 --> 00:36:09,513
How do you know she's going
to swallow her tongue?
372
00:36:09,537 --> 00:36:11,297
I can't tell from here.
373
00:36:12,297 --> 00:36:13,297
OK, then.
374
00:36:13,697 --> 00:36:16,458
Just get in there and take a look
at her to see if she's swallowed it.
375
00:36:17,458 --> 00:36:18,458
Come on!
376
00:36:20,258 --> 00:36:22,138
Oh God, did she
swallow her tongue?
377
00:36:23,458 --> 00:36:24,458
She swallowed it.
378
00:36:24,498 --> 00:36:26,818
Oh Jesus, ain't she
swallowed her tongue!
379
00:36:26,938 --> 00:36:28,338
Get over here! Come on! Come on!
380
00:36:29,018 --> 00:36:30,899
OK, cradle her head
with your hands.
381
00:36:30,979 --> 00:36:32,219
What's that going to do, bud?
382
00:36:32,299 --> 00:36:35,019
I'm going to try
to pull her tongue out.
383
00:36:35,979 --> 00:36:37,219
- OK?
- I don't want her to die.
384
00:36:37,259 --> 00:36:38,259
Listen to me!
385
00:36:38,459 --> 00:36:40,659
Don't move! OK.
386
00:36:42,220 --> 00:36:45,340
- Here we go. Are you ready?
- I'm ready. Get her tongue out.
387
00:36:45,380 --> 00:36:46,500
Ready?
388
00:36:47,580 --> 00:36:48,580
Kid...
389
00:36:49,900 --> 00:36:50,900
Kid!
390
00:36:52,460 --> 00:36:53,540
You son of a...
391
00:36:53,940 --> 00:36:54,941
Kid!
392
00:36:55,301 --> 00:36:56,341
Damn it!
393
00:37:23,623 --> 00:37:25,983
I wonder if those cops
are still looking for us.
394
00:37:26,183 --> 00:37:29,903
Or maybe when you leave the state
they don't really care any more.
395
00:37:30,143 --> 00:37:32,584
Not unless you're
in some sort of a crime spree.
396
00:37:32,744 --> 00:37:35,024
I'm pretty sure breaking
out of jail once, you know
397
00:37:35,104 --> 00:37:36,704
doesn't make it
into a crime spree.
398
00:37:37,424 --> 00:37:39,904
Your brain is accelerating
at such a high rate of speed
399
00:37:40,024 --> 00:37:42,544
that science is probably
incapable of measuring it.
400
00:37:45,545 --> 00:37:46,545
What?
401
00:37:46,905 --> 00:37:50,145
Are you always going to have
this attitude? I just want to know.
402
00:37:51,465 --> 00:37:55,385
As we travel through life, we adopt
many attitudes, as you call them.
403
00:37:55,865 --> 00:37:57,506
That's my theory, anyway.
404
00:37:58,666 --> 00:38:00,506
I think you're hiding
something from me.
405
00:38:04,186 --> 00:38:05,186
I am.
406
00:38:05,426 --> 00:38:06,546
Well
407
00:38:07,186 --> 00:38:08,227
what?
408
00:38:10,747 --> 00:38:11,907
My chastity
409
00:38:12,267 --> 00:38:14,627
which you will never have,
no matter how much you plead.
410
00:38:14,907 --> 00:38:17,187
Oh, yeah,
like I've been pleading.
411
00:38:17,547 --> 00:38:19,787
That's a laugh!
It's a real big laugh.
412
00:38:23,268 --> 00:38:25,148
Your fast ball
doesn't have the same pop.
413
00:38:25,468 --> 00:38:27,028
I'm throwing against a barn
414
00:38:27,148 --> 00:38:29,188
probably built
during World War II.
415
00:38:46,430 --> 00:38:47,470
Hey, darling.
416
00:38:48,830 --> 00:38:50,070
Memphis, Tennessee?
417
00:38:50,430 --> 00:38:52,430
Head East till you hit 63
418
00:38:52,750 --> 00:38:55,070
then go South.
In about two hours you're there.
419
00:38:57,110 --> 00:38:59,711
Jackie boy!
I found ourselves a navigator.
420
00:39:01,631 --> 00:39:03,711
- Where are you two headed?
- Baltimore.
421
00:39:05,431 --> 00:39:08,631
Jack boy! After Memphis,
we're going to Baltimore.
422
00:39:13,192 --> 00:39:14,392
What's the story?
423
00:39:14,912 --> 00:39:16,152
They're taking us to Baltimore.
424
00:39:17,552 --> 00:39:18,552
Could you get the bags?
425
00:39:19,792 --> 00:39:20,792
Thanks.
426
00:39:54,275 --> 00:39:56,395
Thrown Newman had some level
427
00:39:56,795 --> 00:39:58,435
where's the actual life?
428
00:40:00,116 --> 00:40:04,076
Satisfaction will do it, but that's
more awareness than living.
429
00:40:05,556 --> 00:40:06,996
I never thought
about it that way.
430
00:40:10,596 --> 00:40:13,197
So, what made you
become a writer?
431
00:40:13,637 --> 00:40:14,997
I was in love with a woman.
432
00:40:16,397 --> 00:40:18,917
I'd recommend both highly,
but use your judgment
433
00:40:18,997 --> 00:40:21,037
when dealing with
toxic pleasures of any kind.
434
00:40:29,718 --> 00:40:30,878
Here you go, cowboy.
435
00:40:43,679 --> 00:40:45,999
What about him?
Is he a writer, too?
436
00:40:46,759 --> 00:40:49,360
No, he just lives his life
and everything seems to work out.
437
00:40:50,440 --> 00:40:51,520
Yeah?
438
00:41:32,723 --> 00:41:36,403
Sure is nice being up bright
and early to take in the new day!
439
00:41:38,684 --> 00:41:40,444
Yeah. That's what they say.
440
00:41:41,684 --> 00:41:43,284
Where are we, anyways?
441
00:41:43,964 --> 00:41:45,844
Life in Hell, Kentucky.
442
00:41:47,124 --> 00:41:48,964
By the way,
did I ever thank you?
443
00:41:49,404 --> 00:41:52,885
Because it'd be way too comfortable
for me and my body
444
00:41:52,965 --> 00:41:55,405
to be in a nice warm bus
445
00:41:55,485 --> 00:41:58,125
heading exactly where
we want to be going.
446
00:42:00,765 --> 00:42:04,366
We're married, you know. That's
supposed to count for something.
447
00:42:04,886 --> 00:42:07,846
He was a nice guy, sweet talked.
448
00:42:08,366 --> 00:42:10,966
It wasn't like
I kissed him or anything, geez!
449
00:42:13,326 --> 00:42:14,606
You know? Whatever!
450
00:42:16,767 --> 00:42:17,967
Jealousy.
451
00:42:18,847 --> 00:42:20,607
It's a good trait
to have in a husband
452
00:42:21,127 --> 00:42:23,567
unless of course he gets
overly possessive.
453
00:42:23,687 --> 00:42:25,607
Why don't you just
rest your tired ass,
454
00:42:25,727 --> 00:42:27,688
and let me make the calls
for a little while?
455
00:42:27,968 --> 00:42:29,408
Tired ass?
456
00:42:30,048 --> 00:42:32,688
Where's that sweet,
innocent youth I used to know?
457
00:42:32,768 --> 00:42:35,328
Don't you worry about it,
he's in here somewhere.
458
00:42:35,448 --> 00:42:36,808
He'd better be.
459
00:43:23,012 --> 00:43:26,172
Can you even imagine
Mr. Teenage Maryland
460
00:43:26,252 --> 00:43:28,012
riding in our car?
461
00:43:28,932 --> 00:43:29,973
Well, I'll be sworn!
462
00:43:30,293 --> 00:43:32,613
And he was fourth runner
for Mr. Teen America.
463
00:43:32,693 --> 00:43:34,613
Mr. Teenage America!
464
00:43:34,853 --> 00:43:37,533
Tell us about it, son.
We got all the time in the world.
465
00:43:37,813 --> 00:43:40,453
- Is Maryland your home state?
- Let him tell it.
466
00:43:41,053 --> 00:43:43,134
Actually my cousin's got
all the stories.
467
00:43:43,534 --> 00:43:46,854
Did you know that last month she
walked across the state of Kentucky
468
00:43:46,934 --> 00:43:48,494
on her hands?
469
00:43:48,614 --> 00:43:52,174
She doesn't look like she's in shape
to the corner from what I see.
470
00:43:52,694 --> 00:43:53,975
That's how she got hurt.
471
00:43:54,815 --> 00:43:57,015
She was just a mile
from the border
472
00:43:57,095 --> 00:44:01,055
when this cow just broke through
a fence and started trampling her.
473
00:44:01,175 --> 00:44:02,455
My Goodness!
474
00:44:02,695 --> 00:44:04,775
- Must have been one, what's it called...
- Brahman.
475
00:44:04,935 --> 00:44:07,312
- Brahmans can be real mean sometimes.
- Let him tell it now.
476
00:44:07,336 --> 00:44:09,536
But she wouldn't stop
till she got to that border
477
00:44:09,896 --> 00:44:13,176
even though her arm
was fractured in seven places.
478
00:44:14,376 --> 00:44:16,896
"Ripley's Believe it or Not" is
coming to her house next week
479
00:44:16,976 --> 00:44:18,176
to interview her about it.
480
00:44:19,497 --> 00:44:21,137
- Pull over.
- Pull over?
481
00:44:21,377 --> 00:44:23,897
- We still got a long way to go.
- I said pull over.
482
00:44:24,017 --> 00:44:26,537
I want to get in the back seat
and talk with this child.
483
00:44:26,737 --> 00:44:28,257
"Ripley's Believe it or Not".
484
00:44:28,617 --> 00:44:30,457
Can you even imagine?
485
00:44:31,218 --> 00:44:33,058
Well, I'll be sworn!
486
00:45:08,501 --> 00:45:09,821
Almost there.
487
00:45:11,301 --> 00:45:13,141
Yeah, couple hundred miles.
488
00:45:14,061 --> 00:45:17,541
I can't tell you how pleased I am
with the way things have gone so far.
489
00:45:24,902 --> 00:45:26,662
What's going on
with that arm, anyway?
490
00:45:27,182 --> 00:45:30,182
It's all right,
just a little swollen.
491
00:45:37,583 --> 00:45:39,063
Jesus, Cas!
492
00:45:45,024 --> 00:45:47,264
Why can't this wait until
we get to Baltimore?
493
00:45:49,904 --> 00:45:52,264
Because your arm
is about to fall off.
494
00:46:00,945 --> 00:46:02,265
The fracture's healed
495
00:46:02,345 --> 00:46:05,425
there is some severe inflammation
around that cut, young lady.
496
00:46:05,585 --> 00:46:06,785
Here you are, daddy.
497
00:46:16,386 --> 00:46:18,706
Where exactly around here
do you two live?
498
00:46:20,466 --> 00:46:22,467
A few miles from town.
499
00:46:24,187 --> 00:46:26,747
Our father was laid off
in the paper mill so
500
00:46:27,507 --> 00:46:29,227
money is a little tight
right now.
501
00:46:30,147 --> 00:46:31,147
What paper mill?
502
00:46:31,267 --> 00:46:34,027
You really are a good brother
to have brought her here.
503
00:46:34,868 --> 00:46:37,948
Well, she's
the only sister I have.
504
00:46:38,428 --> 00:46:41,308
And I wouldn't trade my brother
for all the silver in the world.
505
00:46:41,508 --> 00:46:43,188
Isn't that sweet, honey?
506
00:46:43,628 --> 00:46:45,908
It is absolutely adorable.
507
00:46:47,189 --> 00:46:50,829
I think that face's definitely
going to break some hearts one day.
508
00:46:50,949 --> 00:46:55,109
- How old do you think he is?
- My brother is 12 years old,
509
00:46:55,269 --> 00:46:59,830
and I'm very sorry your daughter can't
find boys her own age to play with.
510
00:47:03,550 --> 00:47:04,750
What's your father's name?
511
00:47:05,270 --> 00:47:07,590
Virgil. That's his first name.
512
00:47:07,790 --> 00:47:10,390
Yeah, Virgil Pappas.
513
00:47:10,710 --> 00:47:12,911
I don't know anybody
named Pappas.
514
00:47:13,031 --> 00:47:16,151
You know like we said,
we live quite a way from town.
515
00:47:19,671 --> 00:47:21,111
Call the sheriff, Maris.
516
00:47:21,471 --> 00:47:23,912
- There's just something not right here.
- I'll get it, daddy.
517
00:47:47,833 --> 00:47:48,834
OK, look
518
00:47:49,154 --> 00:47:50,514
here is the truth.
519
00:47:51,194 --> 00:47:52,594
Our mother got arrested,
520
00:47:52,674 --> 00:47:55,154
for armed robbery
five days ago in Arizona.
521
00:47:56,234 --> 00:47:58,234
Our father left
when we were little,
522
00:47:58,394 --> 00:48:00,915
and they were going to put us
in different foster homes.
523
00:48:01,035 --> 00:48:02,035
Oh, my!
524
00:48:02,075 --> 00:48:04,115
We've been together
our whole life,
525
00:48:04,915 --> 00:48:07,635
so we just decided to stay
with our cousins up in Vermont.
526
00:48:07,875 --> 00:48:09,635
You better be
telling the truth, son.
527
00:48:09,755 --> 00:48:11,955
You've all just been
so amazingly kind...
528
00:48:12,515 --> 00:48:14,356
I could not lie if I wanted to.
529
00:48:15,516 --> 00:48:18,356
Once we get to Vermont,
I'll send whatever we owe.
530
00:48:19,356 --> 00:48:20,596
Gratefully.
531
00:48:24,156 --> 00:48:25,557
You are absolutely incredible.
532
00:48:25,597 --> 00:48:28,317
I mean, seriously, it was like
watching "Hamlet" or something.
533
00:48:28,637 --> 00:48:31,157
Maybe you should be an actor
when your baseball career is over.
534
00:48:31,277 --> 00:48:33,077
I thought I was supposed
to be a great writer.
535
00:48:33,117 --> 00:48:35,157
Yeah, don't be an actor.
536
00:48:35,277 --> 00:48:37,117
It's a way too skittish life style.
537
00:48:37,237 --> 00:48:39,638
So, what can I get you
little chickens this morning?
538
00:48:39,798 --> 00:48:43,238
Some silver dollar pancakes
or some piggies in a blanket, I bet?
539
00:48:43,558 --> 00:48:44,678
Two coffees, both black.
540
00:48:49,078 --> 00:48:51,319
So, I watched these people
behind you walk in.
541
00:48:51,719 --> 00:48:53,919
They look like real softies.
542
00:48:54,279 --> 00:48:55,959
I bet we can
catch a ride from them.
543
00:49:40,163 --> 00:49:42,643
Cas was right about
her aunt and uncle being hip.
544
00:49:43,563 --> 00:49:45,043
They seemed to me at least.
545
00:49:45,323 --> 00:49:47,363
Lemonade? It's delicious.
546
00:49:47,523 --> 00:49:51,163
I mean, they took us in out of the blue
without making a big deal out of it.
547
00:49:52,484 --> 00:49:53,724
I'd say that's pretty hip.
548
00:49:53,844 --> 00:49:55,484
- Cheers!
- Cheers!
549
00:49:58,484 --> 00:50:01,284
Anything we need to go over?
550
00:50:02,924 --> 00:50:06,965
I think with children
there need to be some rules.
551
00:50:07,085 --> 00:50:08,085
Like what?
552
00:50:08,165 --> 00:50:10,446
The only one I can think of
is when they should go to bed.
553
00:50:11,525 --> 00:50:12,565
Midnight?
554
00:50:13,885 --> 00:50:15,165
Sounds fair to you guys?
555
00:50:16,365 --> 00:50:17,806
It seems reasonable.
556
00:50:17,926 --> 00:50:21,166
OK, wait, I mean, let's be realistic.
What about the weekends?
557
00:50:21,646 --> 00:50:22,646
Right.
558
00:50:22,766 --> 00:50:23,766
You know?
559
00:50:25,646 --> 00:50:26,646
Two?
560
00:50:26,726 --> 00:50:28,486
Who goes to bed at two?
Come on. Four.
561
00:50:28,566 --> 00:50:30,887
What do you say three?
Everybody OK with that?
562
00:50:31,367 --> 00:50:33,727
Very generous parameters, uncle.
563
00:50:34,167 --> 00:50:36,727
We won't abuse
the privilege, sir.
564
00:50:37,727 --> 00:50:40,607
I have a most beautiful room for you.
There's a parachute on the ceiling.
565
00:50:40,807 --> 00:50:42,408
It will be like you're in a palace.
566
00:50:42,688 --> 00:50:44,568
Does it have a single
or a double mattress?
567
00:50:44,968 --> 00:50:46,928
- It has a single.
- We'll need a double.
568
00:50:47,208 --> 00:50:51,088
With my leg stiffening up sometimes
and the two of us being married and all.
569
00:50:53,729 --> 00:50:54,609
You're married?
570
00:50:54,689 --> 00:50:56,849
That must be what kids call
going steady these days.
571
00:50:56,969 --> 00:50:59,009
Oh, no, we're actually married.
572
00:51:00,809 --> 00:51:01,809
Yeah, look.
573
00:51:03,929 --> 00:51:05,849
Was it a large wedding?
574
00:51:06,090 --> 00:51:08,130
Well, about 20 or 30 head of
575
00:51:08,650 --> 00:51:11,610
mostly hogs and some sows.
576
00:51:12,130 --> 00:51:13,610
Oh, and pigs.
577
00:51:14,050 --> 00:51:16,650
Yes, there were several pigs
in attendance as well.
578
00:51:19,211 --> 00:51:22,531
Well, I guess we'll get you
a double mattress, then.
579
00:51:32,812 --> 00:51:33,812
Well...
580
00:51:35,012 --> 00:51:36,012
Look who's up.
581
00:51:36,492 --> 00:51:39,012
We've recently started
getting up early.
582
00:51:39,212 --> 00:51:40,892
It's a sign of discipline, I think.
583
00:51:41,532 --> 00:51:42,532
You may be right.
584
00:51:42,652 --> 00:51:44,813
Oh, and tell your wife
thanks for the coffee.
585
00:51:45,173 --> 00:51:46,653
It's very good.
586
00:51:48,453 --> 00:51:50,693
- I'll be sure to tell her.
- Oh, and uncle
587
00:51:51,213 --> 00:51:54,373
is it all right if we paint a strike
zone on the side of the building?
588
00:51:54,733 --> 00:51:55,734
We'll pay for the paint.
589
00:51:56,294 --> 00:51:58,934
You mean,
like a baseball strike zone?
590
00:51:59,374 --> 00:52:02,854
Yes, my husband's going to be
a Major League pitcher.
591
00:52:08,615 --> 00:52:10,095
Well,
I don't see a problem with that.
592
00:52:10,455 --> 00:52:13,255
Terrific!
Well, have a wonderful day.
593
00:52:14,495 --> 00:52:15,615
You, too.
594
00:52:17,455 --> 00:52:18,695
Both of you.
595
00:52:22,616 --> 00:52:24,496
- Don't be nervous.
- This is fun!
596
00:52:24,816 --> 00:52:26,256
Okay. Is that all right?
597
00:52:26,616 --> 00:52:28,296
You do wait
to hear if they can handle it.
598
00:52:29,256 --> 00:52:30,296
I'm nervous.
599
00:52:32,056 --> 00:52:34,817
Well, no more waiting.
I think I'm ready.
600
00:52:35,577 --> 00:52:37,257
OK, the show is
about to start, sir,
601
00:52:37,377 --> 00:52:39,337
and your cooperation
is appreciated.
602
00:52:39,657 --> 00:52:41,938
Please remain in your seat or
I may have to call security.
603
00:52:42,297 --> 00:52:44,057
What are you guys up to, anyways?
604
00:52:44,257 --> 00:52:45,498
A pal direct from Paris
605
00:52:45,618 --> 00:52:48,258
where she has been showing
for the kings and queens,
606
00:52:48,338 --> 00:52:50,538
and the very special
society's elite people,
607
00:52:50,698 --> 00:52:53,418
and the fashion world,
bright as a new star.
608
00:53:12,260 --> 00:53:13,260
Thank you.
609
00:53:16,140 --> 00:53:18,076
I'm so glad you had this dress on
and not the green shawl.
610
00:53:18,100 --> 00:53:19,780
Remember how the glare
had us hypnotized?
611
00:53:19,900 --> 00:53:22,181
I know, I remember.
I kept staring at it.
612
00:53:24,181 --> 00:53:25,461
The dream's glare...
613
00:53:36,942 --> 00:53:38,542
At first, I couldn't really tell,
614
00:53:39,462 --> 00:53:42,542
but Cassie was starting
to slip away inside herself.
615
00:54:06,344 --> 00:54:07,344
Thanks, man.
616
00:54:07,664 --> 00:54:08,704
Come on, Satchmo.
617
00:54:09,224 --> 00:54:11,945
- I can't do that.
- You played like hell the last time.
618
00:54:12,065 --> 00:54:14,225
I thought Armstrong
himself was in the room.
619
00:54:14,385 --> 00:54:15,785
Yeah, I got goosebumps.
Do it again.
620
00:54:15,865 --> 00:54:16,905
Come on, give it a try.
621
00:54:17,625 --> 00:54:18,625
All right.
622
00:54:19,225 --> 00:54:20,225
Take your time.
623
00:54:27,386 --> 00:54:29,866
When I look back,
it feels like my fault.
624
00:54:31,466 --> 00:54:34,106
Not that I could've
figured out why she was sad,
625
00:54:34,946 --> 00:54:38,947
but not being able to see just
how incredibly sad she really was.
626
00:54:42,627 --> 00:54:43,987
The problem was...
627
00:54:44,627 --> 00:54:46,707
I didn't know
what to do about it.
628
00:54:48,828 --> 00:54:49,828
Strike 3!
629
00:54:54,908 --> 00:54:55,988
Good job!
630
00:55:06,149 --> 00:55:08,469
It's like she had
this grip on me,
631
00:55:09,109 --> 00:55:11,549
but was also pushing away
as hard as she could.
632
00:55:12,669 --> 00:55:14,190
I can't find any frogs.
633
00:55:15,390 --> 00:55:17,190
I told you there weren't
going to be any here.
634
00:55:27,831 --> 00:55:28,831
It's funny?
635
00:55:31,031 --> 00:55:32,031
That's funny.
636
00:55:32,991 --> 00:55:35,871
Nice to see you got
some sense of humor left.
637
00:55:39,032 --> 00:55:40,032
How about a towel?
638
00:55:41,272 --> 00:55:42,408
There's a Summer League in Maine
639
00:55:42,432 --> 00:55:44,392
where all
the Major League's touts go to.
640
00:55:44,832 --> 00:55:46,712
We're heading North
at the end of the week.
641
00:55:47,152 --> 00:55:48,592
If you don't sign in this year
642
00:55:49,072 --> 00:55:51,713
we'll enroll you in school up there
and get you signed next summer.
643
00:55:51,793 --> 00:55:53,793
Cas, I'll be 13 next summer.
644
00:55:54,713 --> 00:55:56,833
Nobody signs 13-year-old kids.
645
00:55:58,593 --> 00:56:02,874
Sometimes your negativity
just absolutely exhausts me.
646
00:56:03,194 --> 00:56:05,274
What if I like it here
and don't want to leave?
647
00:56:05,434 --> 00:56:08,474
Going to Maine is the plan.
You want to screw it up?
648
00:56:08,794 --> 00:56:10,234
Go throw yourself a party.
649
00:56:12,754 --> 00:56:13,914
How about the towel?
650
00:56:24,515 --> 00:56:27,636
OK, what is the first name
of Ernest Hemingway's wife
651
00:56:27,756 --> 00:56:30,076
the last one, when he blew
his brains all over the place?
652
00:56:33,836 --> 00:56:34,876
Duke.
653
00:56:35,516 --> 00:56:36,556
Mary.
654
00:56:37,596 --> 00:56:38,716
OK.
655
00:56:39,277 --> 00:56:42,717
Who is the right fielder
for the Cleveland Indians 1959?
656
00:56:44,677 --> 00:56:47,157
Sir Douglas big stick
or something.
657
00:56:49,037 --> 00:56:50,397
Rocky Colavito.
658
00:56:53,798 --> 00:56:54,918
Yes, my lord.
659
00:56:57,998 --> 00:57:01,198
You've almost completely
changed since we got here.
660
00:57:02,598 --> 00:57:04,919
I need to know what's going on.
661
00:57:06,359 --> 00:57:10,079
The real question is why you're
putting it in such a negative context.
662
00:57:10,439 --> 00:57:13,799
Yes, I am withdrawing somewhat,
but is that a sin?
663
00:57:16,159 --> 00:57:17,160
Great.
664
00:57:17,640 --> 00:57:21,400
Take a major problem, even though
you won't tell me what it is,
665
00:57:21,760 --> 00:57:25,200
and turn it into one
of your brainy discussions.
666
00:57:25,760 --> 00:57:28,000
Oh, is that your opinion?
667
00:57:28,360 --> 00:57:32,601
You did finish 7th grade, so I want
to give it the way it deserves.
668
00:57:33,161 --> 00:57:35,721
And you graduated
from Harvard, all right?
669
00:57:36,801 --> 00:57:39,201
OK, cowboy, you want to play?
670
00:57:41,282 --> 00:57:43,563
I'm not exactly sure about
what we're playing here, but
671
00:57:44,362 --> 00:57:45,362
yeah, let's go.
672
00:57:46,162 --> 00:57:47,962
It's all about introspection
673
00:57:48,162 --> 00:57:51,402
a concept you're no doubt incapable
of digesting at this point
674
00:57:51,522 --> 00:57:54,083
in your narrow-minded,
sheltered, pathetic life.
675
00:57:58,283 --> 00:57:59,763
Go screw yourself!
676
00:58:15,364 --> 00:58:16,364
Ben...
677
00:58:17,804 --> 00:58:19,045
What?
678
00:58:20,685 --> 00:58:22,205
You mad at me?
679
00:58:24,325 --> 00:58:25,525
Yeah.
680
00:58:27,325 --> 00:58:29,005
And I don't like it.
681
00:58:31,086 --> 00:58:33,886
Then, start talking to me
like a real person.
682
00:58:38,806 --> 00:58:41,606
I told you I was flawed
when we met.
683
00:58:43,287 --> 00:58:44,487
Cas...
684
00:58:45,007 --> 00:58:48,767
Everybody's flawed.
Just in different ways.
685
00:58:54,847 --> 00:58:56,488
I'm so sorry.
686
00:59:01,168 --> 00:59:02,368
It's OK.
687
00:59:37,371 --> 00:59:38,571
Talk to me.
688
00:59:39,851 --> 00:59:40,971
Please.
689
00:59:59,733 --> 01:00:00,733
Oh, yeah!
690
01:00:27,015 --> 01:00:28,175
Ben, come on.
691
01:00:31,215 --> 01:00:32,295
You look good together.
692
01:00:42,176 --> 01:00:44,456
Hey, Cassie, honey.
Won't you come fun?
693
01:00:45,496 --> 01:00:46,497
Come here!
694
01:00:47,217 --> 01:00:48,217
Come on, Cassie.
695
01:00:48,577 --> 01:00:49,737
Let's show them how to do it.
696
01:00:52,537 --> 01:00:53,577
Come on, shake you tail.
697
01:00:58,898 --> 01:00:59,898
Good.
698
01:01:42,781 --> 01:01:44,821
After a while,
Cassie calmed down,
699
01:01:45,461 --> 01:01:46,781
and went to sleep.
700
01:01:48,022 --> 01:01:50,862
I guess I hoped that
when she woke up
701
01:01:50,982 --> 01:01:52,462
things would be OK.
702
01:01:58,542 --> 01:01:59,862
But I was wrong.
703
01:03:07,388 --> 01:03:08,588
Time to go, honey.
704
01:03:46,111 --> 01:03:47,111
Come on!
705
01:03:50,991 --> 01:03:52,992
So, Cassie became a patient
706
01:03:53,152 --> 01:03:55,712
in a children's psychiatric ward
in Virginia.
707
01:03:56,232 --> 01:03:57,232
Ready, front!
708
01:03:58,312 --> 01:04:00,952
And I ended up that summer
in a bullshit Military Academy
709
01:04:01,072 --> 01:04:02,432
down in North Carolina.
710
01:04:03,432 --> 01:04:06,673
Cassie's aunt and uncle figured
they had to do something with me,
711
01:04:07,593 --> 01:04:10,273
but listening to Louis Armstrong,
712
01:04:10,673 --> 01:04:13,273
and sending a boy
to a Military Academy
713
01:04:13,633 --> 01:04:15,593
doesn't really chime,
when you think about it.
714
01:04:15,673 --> 01:04:17,754
Reynolds, you're messed.
Tuck your shirt in!
715
01:04:18,754 --> 01:04:19,754
Fix your hat!
716
01:04:21,034 --> 01:04:22,874
Don't look at me, look forward!
717
01:04:24,874 --> 01:04:26,314
Present arms!
718
01:04:27,354 --> 01:04:28,995
The only reason I stuck around
719
01:04:29,315 --> 01:04:31,475
was to see if Cassie
would get better or not.
720
01:04:33,115 --> 01:04:34,315
But she didn't.
721
01:04:34,875 --> 01:04:36,795
She'd gone over this edge,
722
01:04:37,195 --> 01:04:38,715
and nobody knew
how to get her back.
723
01:04:38,875 --> 01:04:39,875
Maybe she will.
724
01:04:41,556 --> 01:04:43,396
Then, the state made it official.
725
01:04:44,196 --> 01:04:46,516
Cassie would be put
in a high-risk observation
726
01:04:46,596 --> 01:04:49,316
ward for a period
no less than 18 months.
727
01:04:51,356 --> 01:04:52,436
18 months.
728
01:04:53,437 --> 01:04:54,757
Unbelievable.
729
01:04:55,077 --> 01:04:57,717
Reynolds,
I told you to grab some polish!
730
01:04:57,957 --> 01:04:58,957
Put that book down.
731
01:04:59,597 --> 01:05:00,597
I told you!
732
01:05:05,197 --> 01:05:07,998
I know what to do
or where to go.
733
01:05:09,478 --> 01:05:10,958
I thought about back home.
734
01:05:11,678 --> 01:05:15,038
Maybe my folks had half the police
in Texas looking for me.
735
01:05:17,919 --> 01:05:20,199
But what did it all mean, really?
736
01:05:21,479 --> 01:05:24,599
They were living their lives,
and I, trying to figure out my own.
737
01:05:25,559 --> 01:05:28,919
The truth is, we never had
much in common, anyway.
738
01:05:40,600 --> 01:05:41,600
Hot chocolate?
739
01:05:42,801 --> 01:05:43,801
Hot coffee.
740
01:05:49,361 --> 01:05:50,361
Thanks.
741
01:05:57,242 --> 01:05:58,242
You're a good kid.
742
01:05:59,202 --> 01:06:01,922
You should see mine, too.
Both boys.
743
01:06:02,602 --> 01:06:04,242
A little bit older than you,
but not much.
744
01:06:05,482 --> 01:06:09,203
Every day I look for even
the slightest sign of humanity in them.
745
01:06:10,883 --> 01:06:11,883
Not a drop.
746
01:06:14,483 --> 01:06:15,803
Where are you headed in Richmond?
747
01:06:17,563 --> 01:06:19,283
Children's psychiatric ward.
748
01:06:20,084 --> 01:06:21,764
I'm going there to get somebody out.
749
01:06:23,964 --> 01:06:27,044
Do the people running the hospital
know that you're coming?
750
01:06:27,724 --> 01:06:28,724
No.
751
01:06:32,525 --> 01:06:33,805
So you are
752
01:06:34,645 --> 01:06:38,565
going to illegally take someone
out of the psychiatric ward?
753
01:06:39,405 --> 01:06:40,405
Yes, sir.
754
01:06:46,126 --> 01:06:47,126
Who are you bringing out?
755
01:06:48,526 --> 01:06:49,526
My wife.
756
01:06:52,366 --> 01:06:53,366
Your wife?
757
01:06:54,686 --> 01:06:56,487
Look, son...
758
01:06:58,967 --> 01:07:03,247
...if you're the one who's staying
in the hospital, it's OK to tell me.
759
01:07:04,367 --> 01:07:06,607
No, I'm married,
760
01:07:08,047 --> 01:07:10,048
and I'll go get my wife out
and take her with me.
761
01:07:21,129 --> 01:07:22,129
Any kids?
762
01:07:23,369 --> 01:07:26,209
No, but planning
on having two eventually.
763
01:07:29,009 --> 01:07:31,569
I'll make it easy on both of you,
take mine.
764
01:07:45,811 --> 01:07:46,811
- Same ol'.
- Good night.
765
01:09:36,539 --> 01:09:37,580
Hey.
766
01:09:39,940 --> 01:09:41,060
Hey.
767
01:09:46,300 --> 01:09:47,580
Cas...
768
01:09:49,941 --> 01:09:50,941
Yeah.
769
01:09:53,981 --> 01:09:55,301
It's time to go.
770
01:10:00,941 --> 01:10:02,382
Is that the plan?
771
01:10:05,622 --> 01:10:06,702
Yeah.
772
01:10:07,862 --> 01:10:09,302
That's the plan.
773
01:10:11,542 --> 01:10:14,143
What if I'm really,
really tired?
774
01:11:28,389 --> 01:11:29,429
Let go! Let go! That's it!
775
01:11:41,510 --> 01:11:43,790
You took it for as long
as you could, Cas.
776
01:11:45,190 --> 01:11:46,950
You can't blame yourself for that.
777
01:11:52,991 --> 01:11:55,031
There were good parts to him, too.
778
01:12:01,511 --> 01:12:02,631
Cas...
779
01:12:03,951 --> 01:12:04,952
Yeah.
780
01:12:07,592 --> 01:12:08,672
Let's go.
781
01:12:12,832 --> 01:12:15,432
Ben, I'm sick.
782
01:12:17,152 --> 01:12:20,233
When you kill two people,
it makes you sick.
783
01:12:24,313 --> 01:12:27,593
Look, I'm going to take you
out of here and...
784
01:12:30,554 --> 01:12:32,274
...worry about everything later. OK?
785
01:12:36,634 --> 01:12:37,634
OK.
786
01:12:48,395 --> 01:12:51,355
Before Cas and I started
the rest of our lives together
787
01:12:51,835 --> 01:12:54,476
there were a couple of things
I needed to do first.
788
01:13:03,516 --> 01:13:07,197
Sometimes it's hard knowing if
you should or shouldn't do something.
789
01:13:11,917 --> 01:13:14,877
So, you do what
feels right at the time.
790
01:13:58,841 --> 01:14:00,201
My theater!
791
01:14:01,161 --> 01:14:02,281
My boat!
792
01:14:08,562 --> 01:14:09,562
My boat...
793
01:15:29,048 --> 01:15:31,448
Who knows anything,
when it comes down to it?
794
01:15:31,808 --> 01:15:33,008
I don't.
795
01:15:33,928 --> 01:15:36,889
I pretend I do sometimes,
but I don't.
796
01:15:42,409 --> 01:15:44,049
But I do know this.
797
01:15:44,489 --> 01:15:47,290
When your life becomes
what you dreamed it would be
798
01:15:48,090 --> 01:15:49,170
it's amazing.
799
01:15:52,090 --> 01:15:55,410
I think that walk sealed
D.Q.'s fate here in game five.
800
01:16:03,611 --> 01:16:06,691
I didn't break Nuxhall's record
of playing at 15,
801
01:16:07,731 --> 01:16:11,291
but I did become the youngest guy
that ever pitched in a World Series.
802
01:16:11,411 --> 01:16:12,572
Benjamin Reynolds.
803
01:16:19,772 --> 01:16:21,212
But nothing I did on the field
804
01:16:21,332 --> 01:16:24,092
compared to what Cassie
and I accomplished together.
805
01:16:29,213 --> 01:16:30,853
It's kind of a miracle really
806
01:16:31,493 --> 01:16:34,093
having the chance to give
what you never got.
807
01:16:35,933 --> 01:16:38,414
Cas took a job editing
children's books,
808
01:16:39,254 --> 01:16:42,094
and I pitched until my arm
couldn't take it any more.
809
01:16:42,494 --> 01:16:44,374
And, like she planned...
810
01:16:44,814 --> 01:16:46,334
I became a writer.
811
01:16:50,255 --> 01:16:52,895
A lot of what Cassie said
turned out to be true.
812
01:16:53,655 --> 01:16:55,615
Most people do need a plan.
813
01:16:59,135 --> 01:17:01,336
Life is crazy enough without one.
814
01:17:09,376 --> 01:17:11,056
But the hardest part of life
815
01:17:11,536 --> 01:17:13,456
is losing someone you love.
816
01:17:14,937 --> 01:17:17,977
At first, you almost wish
you never knew them,
817
01:17:18,217 --> 01:17:20,217
so you stop hurting so much.
818
01:17:20,897 --> 01:17:22,817
Feels like it's going to kill you.
819
01:17:38,979 --> 01:17:41,059
What you end up missing the most
820
01:17:41,219 --> 01:17:43,619
is the sweet burden
of being needed.
821
01:17:44,619 --> 01:17:46,499
It gives your life a purpose.
822
01:17:46,819 --> 01:17:47,819
It really does.
823
01:17:49,059 --> 01:17:50,820
And it makes you feel great.
824
01:17:53,460 --> 01:17:55,460
That's something else
Cassie told me.
825
01:17:56,700 --> 01:17:58,500
It is all a part of the plan.
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