Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: {4102}{4174}It was May 2nd, 1934. {4178}{4267}Even though the Great Depression|was in full swing around the world... {4271}{4341}... it still seemed far away|from the world I knew. {4352}{4428}I was focused on one thing. {4432}{4496}I wanted to be a reporter. {5000}{5129}I was more excited that day|than I'd ever been in my whole life. {5186}{5295}Next up, Clifton and Ludlow.|Everybody up for Clifton and Ludlow. {5334}{5415}If I hurried, I'd have just enough time|to see Dad at his car dealership. {5452}{5528}Dad. Dad. Dad, look, I finished my article. {5532}{5580}That's great, honey. Oh! {5626}{5678}- Wish me luck.|- You can do it, sweetheart. {5682}{5719}Go get them. {5770}{5818}She's gonna be a reporter, that one. {5822}{5851}You just wait and see. {5888}{5952}Hobo crime spree|spreading across Ohio Valley. {5956}{6033}Come get your paper. Hobo crime spree. {6037}{6074}Hobo crime spree spreading... {6078}{6155}My brother Charlie|had arranged an introduction... {6163}{6235}... at the Cincinnati Register. {6314}{6379}Though I was going inside as a visitor... {6390}{6480}... I was certain I'd come out a journalist. {6575}{6660}How could I have known|what life had in store? {6664}{6737}I thought I was ready. {6749}{6790}Seven, please? {6922}{7008}Excuse me, Mr. Peabody? Sir? {7012}{7068}- Charlie Kittredge's sister.|- Yes, sir, I'm Kit. {7072}{7161}Uh, Billy, and I'm only 19. I'm not|a sir yet. But thanks. Uh, follow me. {7171}{7249}Charlie said you wanted|to see a real newsroom, and this is it. {7254}{7304}Wow, the Cincinnati Register. {7308}{7387}- Okay. So where's the editor?|- Uh, Gibson? Right there, why? {7398}{7472}I've written this article,|and I'd like for you to give it to him. {7489}{7569}- Uh, you'd like me to what?|- Give it to him, you know, to publish. {7574}{7608}You're kidding. {7621}{7673}You're not kidding. She's not kidding. {7677}{7751}I'm not kidding.|It's about the Chicago World's Fair. {7755}{7825}I've interviewed several people|who've actually been there. {7829}{7856}Eyewitnesses. {7860}{7923}Heh. That's what this is about?|You want an article published? {7927}{7952}Yes, thank you. {7956}{8025}Kid, you don't waltz up to the editor|of the Cincinnati Register... {8029}{8097}...and expect him to publish your article. {8101}{8241}The tragedy is the fact that|I paid you at all to write this drivel! {8245}{8320}I want something new.|I want something fresh. {8324}{8390}I want something real before l... {8394}{8436}But how about I take a look at it? {8440}{8493}Thanks, Billy, would you? {8522}{8564}I'll just wait here. {8568}{8620}- Ha, ha.|- But you take your time. {8624}{8657}Uh, no. {8661}{8723}You can come back another time. {8746}{8775}That works too. {8779}{8815}He's just reading it, Ruthie. {8819}{8875}He might not even give it to Mr. Gibson.|Who knows? {8879}{8955}- You're late. Let's go.|- Does Mother know you're coming with me? {8959}{9041}Mother,|I'm going to Kit's house with Frances! {9045}{9104}- Yes, dear.|- Now she does. {9236}{9273}Good day. {9298}{9334}Come on, let's go. {9338}{9390}I'm being sworn|Into the Treehouse Club {9394}{9465}- I'm being sworn into the Treehouse Club.|- Afternoon. {9499}{9537}Hello. {9542}{9637}You all know if the people who live here|might be interested in a barter? {9643}{9701}Depends.|What's a barter? {9705}{9729}A trade. {9741}{9810}See, my partner here and I'll work for food|and... {9814}{9893}- Anyways, I'm Will, and this is Countee.|- Hey. {9907}{9978}Mother's out back with her Garden Club.|Follow me. {9982}{10041}I'm being sworn|Into the Treehouse Club. {10045}{10136}Everything will be okay.|Everything will be fine. {10290}{10339}I just heard you're moving, Louise. {10343}{10374}My husband left weeks ago... {10378}{10448}...and we're staying at the Netherland|until he sends for us. {10452}{10501}The Netherland Plaza Hotel? {10506}{10543}I heard it's magnificent. {10547}{10585}We'd love to see the rooms. {10598}{10639}Margaret, look. {10643}{10672}Mother. {10676}{10739}WO|Hobos. We cannot trust them. {10813}{10848}Hello. {10853}{10884}How can I help you? {10888}{10989}- Mother, this is Will and his friend...|Countee. {10993}{11076}And they're looking to make a barter,|which means work for food. {11080}{11129}I can pretty much fix anything broke. {11145}{11181}Windows, uh... {11186}{11264}...fences, any kind of machine. {11268}{11333}We're trustworthy and responsible. {11338}{11377}Come back in the morning. {11388}{11441}- We'll see what we can do.|Thank you. {11455}{11493}One moment. {11550}{11587}WO|Don't feed them, Margaret. {11622}{11684}Why don't you take|something to eat before you leave? {11688}{11741}Thank you, ma'am,|but, uh, we only take when we work. {11750}{11788}I can't let you leave hungry. {11792}{11883}Better be quick. I've already seen|Mrs. Culver dive headfirst into the nuts. {11896}{11956}Who knows what she'll do|when she sees the sandwiches? {11965}{12004}Please, take it as an advance. {12025}{12052}Go on. {12056}{12115}All right, as an advance. Thank you. {12119}{12196}- We'll be working it off in the morning.|- See you then. {12207}{12259}Let's go, Countee.|- Ahem. {12294}{12382}My husband says let them go hungry.|It's the only way to keep them out of town. {12386}{12423}Oh, Louise. {12430}{12502}Can't help but think|that those boys are someone's children too. {12506}{12537}Hmm. {12552}{12599}Will, come on. {12639}{12705}Okay, everybody. In your places. {12742}{12783}"Member-o-belia." {12815}{12885}Eleanor Roosevelt. Amelia Earhart. {12896}{12945}Kit, Ruthie, Frances... {12950}{13013}...and soon, Florence. {13017}{13061}Do you, Florence Stone... {13071}{13161}...swear to be true to the treehouse Club|and only the treehouse Club... {13172}{13223}...as long as you shall live? {13227}{13260}I do. {13264}{13369}And if anyone should ask you|to join the 9th Street Club? {13380}{13445}I will laugh in their faces. {13450}{13521}You're supposed to say, "I will decline." {13531}{13579}I will decline... {13583}{13629}...and laugh.|- Ha, ha. {13669}{13767}Now Ruthie will get the sacred water|off the sacred shelf. {13771}{13824}I already did. It's in the sacred bowl. {13834}{13866}Good. {13870}{13969}Now treehouse members|and potential treehouse members... {13974}{14064}...take your right hand,|and place it in the bowl. {14142}{14177}We are one. {14226}{14296}Now place two fingers|over your heart, like so... {14313}{14389}...for the sacred treehouse pledge. {14396}{14440}All together: {14444}{14511}Gwanga, gwanga, galoolie... {14515}{14590}...kariba, kariba, kariv. {14594}{14653}- I swear to be true to the...|Betty Lou! {14657}{14697}Robert, do something! {14736}{14786}Sir...?|Yep. {14796}{14861}We're gonna be okay then.|No, save that. {14869}{14942}- Frances, look.|That's your bed. {14946}{14990}- What does that mean?|My furniture. {14994}{15081}"Foreclosure by order of the bank." {15085}{15135}That means|the bank's taking our house away. {15167}{15226}Ruthie, isn't that your father's bank? {15235}{15288}Can you ask your father to give it back? {15321}{15426}Just let them go. Betty Lou!|Just let them go. {15506}{15586}Oh, what a pity. I had no idea. {15590}{15648}Well, he lost his job months ago,|Lorraine. {15652}{15716}They've been selling eggs just to get by. {15757}{15840}- Will you excuse me?|You just let them go, okay? {15848}{15879}Come on, let's go. {15883}{15972}But my picture's not up|on the member-o-belia wall yet. {15976}{16017}Florence. {16175}{16243}Everybody's watching, Lou. {16388}{16422}Betty Lou. {16467}{16505}Oh, I'm so sorry. {16510}{16557}Come on.|- Where will they go? {16561}{16607}I don't know. {16639}{16699}I'm so sorry, Barbara. {17059}{17118}There she is. How's my girl? {17122}{17161}- Dad, Dad.|- Come here. {17242}{17315}- What's the matter?|- Dad, look. {17361}{17441}"The Stones lose their house." {17574}{17633}And that's why my|favorite stories are fairy tales... {17641}{17708}...because no matter how scary it gets... {17712}{17763}...everybody always lives happily|ever after. {17799}{17855}And often with some very nice outfits. {17934}{18025}Thank you, Ruthie. Thank you.|Thank you, Ruthie. {18062}{18133}Does, uh... Does anyone know|where Frances Stone is? {18137}{18165}She's away. {18170}{18229}Staying with family. {18233}{18313}- Yeah, in a hobo jungle somewhere.|- Stop it, Roger. {18317}{18383}Frances Stone is a good-for-nothing,|deadbeat egg seller... {18387}{18458}...and everyone knows it.|She wore dresses made of feed sacks. {18462}{18540}Roger. Ruthie, not another word. {18557}{18623}Well, this seems like an opportune time|to let you know... {18627}{18695}...that as a final class assignment|before summer vacation... {18699}{18755}...we're going to help out|at a soup kitchen... {18759}{18815}...where they provide food|for the poor and needy. {18819}{18857}Uh, Roger. {18861}{18911}My dad says that people|eat at soup kitchens... {18915}{18998}...are hobos who feed off the government.|That's why we're in a depression. {19007}{19054}I understand, Roger. {19058}{19138}Therefore,|anyone who doesn't wish to help out... {19142}{19227}...can write a 1500-word essay|on the history of volunteerism. {19278}{19340}Roger's leading my team|for the soup kitchen. {19344}{19373}Why, he's a nice boy. {19377}{19485}He's a horrible boy. He just didn't want|to have to do that paper. {19577}{19664}Mother, look. She's all alone. {19668}{19721}Oh. Poor thing. {19785}{19857}"Grace. Can't feed her anymore." {19905}{19937}Can we take her? {19954}{19979}Wha...? No. {19983}{20092}She can be my birthday present for this year|and next year... {20096}{20123}...and forever. {20127}{20169}I'm sorry, sweetheart. {20249}{20281}Wha...? What's that, Grace? {20285}{20339}- Ha-ha-ha.|Mm-hm. Mm-hm. {20373}{20417}Okay, I'll tell her. {20421}{20495}She said she'll be very quiet|and only eat scraps... {20499}{20539}- Mm-hm.|- And be the very best dog... {20543}{20576}...you could ever hope to have. {20620}{20771}Can we at least bring her home|for one teeny-weeny meaningless night? {20775}{20829}How can you say no to that face? {20842}{20887}Mother. {20907}{20940}Please, please, please. {20955}{20995}All right, but one night only. {21014}{21091}She said yes. She said yes.|You're coming home. {21146}{21199}I'll take care of you. Don't worry. {21266}{21321}Help! Stop him! {21325}{21383}Help, stop, stop him.|Help! {21387}{21446}Stop him. Police.|What happened? {21450}{21520}Did you see that? In broad daylight. {21524}{21577}- He took my wallet.|- Are you all right? {21588}{21645}Yes, ma'am.|- What color was your wallet? {21650}{21723}It was red. My son made it for me. {21727}{21772}Did you see that tattoo on his arm? {21776}{21829}It was odd. Something like a bird, maybe. {21836}{21892}It was so fast,|I didn't really get to see it all. {21896}{22000}All I noticed was that he was a hobo. {22064}{22099}Get your dog. {22247}{22301}I had a late lunch today, Margaret. {22317}{22345}Save it for leftovers. {22432}{22499}- Uncle Hendrick, more meatloaf?|- Thank you, no. {22503}{22587}I'll tell you this, Jack, keep supporting|your president and his New Deal... {22591}{22652}...and you'll see what'll happen|to this country. {22656}{22686}Your own son quit college. {22690}{22783}Well, he didn't quit. He postponed.|Right, Dad? {22787}{22861}To join one of these newfangled programs. {22865}{22982}CCC is a great program, Hendrick.|Charlie is building parks and fixing roads... {22986}{23076}And sending money home|because business is a little slow. {23089}{23141}There's no shame|in families helping each other. {23146}{23186}Hmm. {23190}{23247}Hard to think of you this way, Margaret. {23251}{23300}Saving leftovers. {23322}{23367}We like leftovers. {23402}{23509}- I should be leaving.|- Oh, no. Please. Stay longer. {23514}{23570}Ha-ha-ha.|You think I'm the voice of doom, Jack. {23574}{23643}But I'll tell you this.|When people live beyond their means... {23647}{23711}...in houses that are too big|for their pockets... {23754}{23788}What's that noise? {23792}{23864}Oh, you haven't met our newest addition,|Grace. {23869}{23926}She's normally very quiet,|Uncle Hendrick. {23930}{24002}Except for when she snores.|And the drool. {24006}{24109}It seems to me the last thing you need|is another mouth to feed. {24122}{24189}Well, luckily, she doesn't eat very much. {24222}{24255}Come on, Grace. Come on. {24259}{24328}Good girl. {24438}{24531}Shouldn't you fellows be getting on back|to wherever it is you live? {24550}{24589}Yes, sir. {24637}{24685}What's the capital of North Dakota?|Quick. {24690}{24715}Bismarck. {24738}{24792}Make sure your mother|doesn't work too hard. {25214}{25311}I can't believe that none of|these people have money for food. {25348}{25412}You come over here and chop that bread up|for everybody... {25416}{25475}...back of the line, right there. {25968}{26057}- Would you like some bread?|Thanks, sweetheart. {26062}{26100}Excuse me. {26774}{26812}Dad. {27813}{27844}Tried. {27982}{28015}How is she? {28019}{28083}Uh, she's... She's up in the tree house. {28290}{28325}Kit. {28406}{28445}Kit, I know you're up there. {28469}{28537}I understand if you're angry with me... {28541}{28588}...or, uh, embarrassed. {28607}{28699}Please come down, sweetheart.|I'd like to explain. {28786}{28819}Kit. {29411}{29440}Kit. {29634}{29669}Why were you there, Dad? {29754}{29808}The bank took the car dealership. {29838}{29930}- Ruthie's father did that to us?|- Kit. {29938}{29977}This isn't personal. {30003}{30043}Are we gonna lose the house? {30090}{30129}We're gonna be fine. {30276}{30319}Where's our car? {30382}{30418}Daddy. {30524}{30566}We're gonna be okay. {30588}{30684}Hey, Kit, your father good enough|to eat at the soup kitchen? Ha, ha! {30688}{30717}Just ignore them. {30721}{30794}And now Kit will probably start|raising chickens, selling eggs... {30798}{30911}...and wearing feed-sack dresses,|just like Frances did. {30915}{30952}What's a feed-sack dress? {30957}{31029}It's a dress made out of the bag|that chicken feed comes in. {31037}{31081}Are you really gonna wear one, Kit? {31086}{31157}Sure she will.|Right after her family starts selling eggs. {31165}{31203}We're not egg sellers. {31207}{31265}And then it's just one step|before the poorhouse. {31397}{31471}Come get your chicken and|your eggs from Kit Kittredge. Bock, bock! {31475}{31515}You're all a bunch of freeloaders. {31566}{31632}Why don't you come over here|and say that to my face, Roger. {31636}{31721}Okay. You're all a bunch of freeloaders! {31738}{31779}What's that you've got behind you? {31879}{31940}Got any eggs? Bock, bock, bock! {31944}{31993}How much for the eggs, Roger? {31998}{32065}Bock, bock, bock!|Look at Mr. Feather Pants. {32070}{32132}Ha-ha-ha!|- And how's our mural... {32179}{32204}...coming? {32208}{32297}But, Mother, it was Roger's fault.|- Oh, Kit. {32302}{32375}Please don't take everything|people say so personally. {32397}{32449}Everyone's in trouble these days. {32453}{32519}In fact, we've had to move|your things into the attic. {32528}{32588}The attic? Why? {32593}{32668}Your mother and I have decided|we're gonna take in boarders. {32702}{32758}Boarders? Like... {32762}{32793}...strangers? {32797}{32931}That are gonna come and live in our house|and eat our food and sit on our sofa? {32939}{33003}There's no shame in it, honey. {33007}{33060}Lots of people are doing it to get by. {33064}{33120}We're not gonna start selling eggs,|are we? {33124}{33171}Ha, ha. We hadn't planned on it. {33192}{33268}This is only temporary, sweetheart,|I promise. {33272}{33305}You know... {33309}{33340}...once I get to Chicago... {33350}{33442}...I'll find a good-paying job,|just as quick as you can say "Plymouth." {33446}{33476}Chicago? {33483}{33525}What? You're leaving? {33529}{33564}- I have some good leads in...|- No. {33578}{33606}- No.|- Kit. {33610}{33670}You said we were going to be okay. {33674}{33736}We're not okay if we're not together. {34071}{34101}Ah. {34105}{34137}Don't let it beat you, Kit. {34202}{34240}You know, when I was about 14... {34250}{34351}...my dad traded some old farm equipment|for a used Model t. {34355}{34417}One time I was cranking it, to start it... {34440}{34498}...and the crank broke in half. {34508}{34585}Car kind of groaned,|and it just died right in our front yard. {34610}{34673}I wanted to junk the darn thing|when my dad walked in... {34693}{34755}...and he said,|"Don't let it beat you, son." {34770}{34816}Don't let it beat you. {34832}{34900}Drove it for five more years after that. {34923}{34997}So whether it's an old Model t... {35004}{35061}...or a typewriter ribbon... {35092}{35185}...or going to Chicago to find work... {35288}{35335}...we can't let it beat us, sweetheart. {35363}{35388}Come on. {35403}{35445}It's time for bed. {35642}{35696}What if you don't come back? {35954}{36010}I, Jack Kittredge... {36014}{36040}...do solemnly swear... {36054}{36123}...that I will write you once a week. {36132}{36183}And that there is nothing in this world... {36187}{36243}...that could ever keep me|from coming back to you. {36280}{36336}Do you promise, Dad? {36340}{36381}Really promise? {36394}{36440}I do. {36469}{36525}Gwanga, gwanga, galoolie... {36586}{36659}Kariba, kariba, kariv. {36787}{36841}I love you, Dad. {36866}{36951}- I love you.|- I love you too, sweetheart. {37311}{37353}Bye. {37791}{37864}June 17th, 1934. Dear Dad. {37886}{37995}Thanks for the letter. We miss you too|and hope you're finding work in Chicago. {37999}{38038}Here at home, things are hopping. {38042}{38131}School's out, and I can't call my friends|because the phone's been disconnected. {38135}{38160}No phone? {38164}{38260}So now all I do is clean|and sweep and fold... {38265}{38329}... and iron and wipe and cook. {38333}{38409}And fold and clean and sweep and iron|and wipe and cook some more. {38413}{38510}My grand plans for being a real reporter|are kind of on the back burner. {38514}{38595}Don't get me wrong, Dad.|I'm not complaining. I'm just... {38599}{38671}... well, complaining. {38714}{38787}The house is chock-full of boarders,|which keeps us pretty busy. {38800}{38888}Mrs. Howard and her son, Stirling,|moved into my bedroom. {38950}{38981}We're almost there, lamby. {39013}{39063}Lamby. {39072}{39151}It's going to be strange|having a boy from my class living here. {39155}{39197}But I guess I'll get used to it. {39209}{39288}Mother moved into the sewing room|so we can squeeze in another border. {39292}{39337}I thought that was very clever of her. {39350}{39398}Now your room belongs to Miss Dooley... {39402}{39493}... a dance instructor|who likes to practice her steps out back. {39498}{39572}Though, I'm not at all sure|Mrs. Howard approves. {39601}{39660}Did you know Mother|divided the living room in half... {39665}{39734}... to make room for Miss Bond,|a mobile librarian who moved in last week? {39767}{39837}Now, if she can only learn the difference|between the gas and the brake... {39881}{39928}Oh, take cover! {39948}{39987}We'll all breathe a little easier. {40165}{40207}Where'd everyone go? {40212}{40259}You'll be happy to know|we've been using... {40263}{40335}... Aunt Millie's Waste Not, Want Not tips|to make meals stretch. {40339}{40400}Like cutting one piece of toast|into four triangles... {40404}{40460}... to make a whole loaf|go for three meals. {40482}{40517}Mother says it's magic. {40522}{40605}- But the real magician is our newest arrival...|- Jefferson J. Berk... {40611}{40745}...master of misdirection, dean of deception,|and escape artist extraordinaire. {40749}{40823}Observe.|I need a volunteer from the audience. {40849}{40885}Young man. {40914}{40946}- What's your name?|- Stirling. {40950}{40980}Stirling. {40984}{41037}- Do you mind wearing these for a while?|No. No. {41042}{41071}Come with me. {41075}{41219}Notice the strong solid-steel cuffs.|Can you get out of that? {41223}{41269}- Are you sure? Are you sure?|- Yeah. {41273}{41303}- Are you sure?|Ha, ha! {41307}{41384}The only thing that can get you out of that|is this key. {41396}{41444}We hope.|Sometimes it doesn't work though. {41448}{41508}And then we have to cut you out of it. {41516}{41611}Oh, there we are. All right, now,|would you hold this key for me, please? {41615}{41640}Yes. {41653}{41723}Don't lose it.|Will you put these on my wrists, please? {41727}{41761}Yes. {41816}{41845}Now. {41854}{41923}Would you like me to free myself|from these? {41927}{42005}With brute force or with magic? {42009}{42057}- Magic.|Magic. {42062}{42120}All right, then. All right, then. {42137}{42186}Let's count. See how long it takes. {42238}{42339}One, two, three... {42394}{42424}Wow. {42477}{42517}Wow! {42530}{42601}- How'd you do that?|- It's magic. {42626}{42721}And, Dad, please remember,|I miss you more than you know. {42725}{42815}We all do. Never forget that. {42872}{42911}Hi. {42942}{42967}Hi. {43042}{43073}Sorry. {43084}{43120}Allergies. {43130}{43172}These are from your room. {43186}{43241}Uh, just leave them there. {43246}{43290}I'll put them away. {43458}{43501}Is that... {43520}{43561}...Ernie Lombardi? {43565}{43598}Yep. {43636}{43681}A picture of the Schnoz. {43698}{43777}Did you know|that he's the biggest player on the team? {43781}{43849}Six-foot-three, 230 pounds. {43853}{43883}He's my favorite. {43887}{43961}That's funny. He's got a huge nose|and you've got... {43966}{44001}Huge ears. {44022}{44059}- I know.|- Ha, ha. {44063}{44109}That's why I like him. {44147}{44215}I'm sorry we put you out of your room. {44222}{44289}That's all right.|I can get more writing done here. {44307}{44369}- What do you write?|- News articles. {44409}{44473}- For your family?|- And for the Cincinnati Register. {44485}{44529}You write for the newspaper? {44570}{44661}Well, I haven't been in "print" print yet.|But I hope to be. {44666}{44743}My brother's friend is a big reporter|for the Register. {44747}{44794}Sorry, kiddo, not for the Register. {44798}{44864}But everyone wants to know|about the Chicago World's Fair. {44868}{44972}Everyone and their second cousin's written|about the Chicago World's Fair. {45013}{45080}- You know what Mr. Gibson says?|- Yeah, yeah, do it. {45289}{45343}I want something new.|I want something fresh. {45347}{45415}I want something real.|Don't sugarcoat your stories, boys. {45419}{45504}This is the Cincinnati Register,|a beacon of cold, clear light... {45508}{45582}...in a sea of sentimental flop. {45605}{45669}So, what were you saying, Mr? {45674}{45772}Uh, Peabody.|Sir, uh, William Peabody and nothing. {45777}{45835}- I was just quoting you, sir.|- Oh. {45850}{45903}Wait, Mr. Gibson. {45910}{45941}Well. {45966}{46017}Hello, sweetie, what's your name? {46022}{46083}Kit Kittredge.|Well, actually, it's Margaret Mildred... {46087}{46184}...after my mother and an aunt. But when|I was younger, my father used to sing: {46188}{46281}Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag {46294}{46324}And it sort of stuck. {46353}{46380}Sir. {46384}{46432}- Fascinating.|- Wait. {46483}{46547}I wrote an article|I think you should publish. {46551}{46575}Oh. {46579}{46647}Well, thank you very much. {46665}{46737}And, by the way, I don't lisp. {47425}{47489}Whoopsy daisy. {47539}{47600}Whoo! Are you all right? {47604}{47657}Uh, yeah, as long as that horn works. {47661}{47721}Ha, ha. Now, can I interest you in a book? {47777}{47863}- I don't have much time for reading.|- Well, you should take the time to read. {47867}{47962}It's a wonderful way|to go wherever you want. {47966}{48057}I've just finished reading this one. {48084}{48117}The Adventures of Robin Hood? {48121}{48190}He steals from the rich,|and then he gives to the poor. {48194}{48264}And then what happened to him?|- Well, he'll have to tell you. {48268}{48319}What about you, Countee?|Would you like one? {48326}{48363}I can only read Hobo. {48382}{48437}Oh, I've never tried that. Hmm. {48441}{48516}How about I teach you to read books,|and you teach me to read Hobo? {48520}{48555}That'd be swell, Stirling. {48599}{48627}How about this one? {48641}{48680}Thank you. {48750}{48822}- It's a loaner, though.|- Okay. {48938}{48964}Will? {49027}{49069}- Are you okay?|- Ha, ha. {49090}{49124}Will? {49180}{49248}I want you to have|Mr. Kittredge's old boots. {49269}{49299}No, ma'am, I couldn't. {49303}{49376}You've done wonderful work.|Beyond what you and Countee have eaten. {49381}{49464}I insist you take these|before those things fall off your feet. {49522}{49557}Thank you. {49566}{49599}Go on. {49659}{49718}- Miss Bond.|- Mrs. Kittredge. {49722}{49760}Will. {49790}{49833}Ruthie. {49885}{49937}Hi, Ruthie. What's wrong? {49942}{50011}- Morning.|- We're going on vacation. {50015}{50100}Myrtle Beach, 10 days, starting Friday. {50105}{50193}- And that's bad because...?|It's so much more fun here. {50197}{50267}You're all I ever talk about at home.|Even ask my mom. {50271}{50324}The other day,|I was telling her about you, Miss Dooley. {50328}{50367}Aw, thank you. {50371}{50432}She didn't say|what she was saying about you. {50487}{50577}You know what you need? A novelette. {50594}{50628}What are you writing? {50632}{50692}You just gave me a great idea|for an article. {50697}{50759}I wanna write it down before I forget. {50766}{50799}Here. {50817}{50893}I'll do this for you, and you go type it up|before you forget, okay? {50914}{50968}- Are you sure?|- Go. {50983}{51041}Thanks, Ruthie.|- I have just the thing. {51117}{51164}They fit real good. {51186}{51224}Thank you. {51292}{51331}Pretty. {51480}{51525}Wish me luck. {51595}{51629}Who is it? {51634}{51677}Margaret Mildred Kittredge. {51710}{51771}- What do you want?|- To be in print. {51782}{51848}Well, how do I say this nicely? {51969}{52046}- But you haven't even read it!|- She's sorry, Mr. Gibson. {52050}{52105}- Come on, Kit.|- Yeah, that's right, I am sorry. {52110}{52231}I'm sorry you can't recognize a good story|when it's standing right outside your door. {52242}{52273}What did you say? {52319}{52418}Portrait of a boarding house, sir.|It's fresh. It's new. It's real. {52422}{52528}What you're holding in your hand, sir,|is the story you've been looking for. {52532}{52625}And you can throw me out if you want,|but I suggest that you read it first. {52634}{52693}"A Kid's-Eye View of the Depression|in Cincinnati." {52698}{52749}By Kit Kittredge, age 10. {52753}{52810}Ha, ha.|That's enough. {53384}{53408}You wrote this? {53426}{53460}Yes. {53492}{53516}It's not bad. {53554}{53646}Are you going to print it, Mr. Gibson?|- I'm sorry, kid. {53658}{53711}"Not bad" is good... {53715}{53755}...but it's not good enough. {53807}{53901}Keep it up, kid.|We pay a penny a word for freelance. {53914}{54008}One, two, three, four,|five, six, seven, eight. {54027}{54094}And guess what.|They pay a penny a word. {54098}{54176}Which means, I can make two|or three dollars from just one article. {54180}{54236}Whoo-ee! {54240}{54333}I was thinking about doing a story|on you and Countee, Will, if you let me. {54338}{54376}What's so interesting about us? {54380}{54448}I'd like to find out,|shadow you for the day. {54452}{54529}- That's reporter talk.|- Oh, yeah. {54533}{54617}Well, actually, I'm on my way out|to get a few things... {54622}{54653}...at my camp. {54666}{54701}You can come if you'd like. {54732}{54788}Unless you need us here, Mother. {54794}{54831}No, I can manage. {54846}{54887}Come on, Countee. {55032}{55104}Ruthie, Stirling.|Would you like to be my assistants? {55115}{55160}- Do we get paid?|- No. {55167}{55217}- Okay.|Yeah. {55232}{55321}Will, Countee was saying something|about reading Hobo signs? {55325}{55396}You know, he can read a sign|on a gatepost about 200 yards out. {55401}{55500}- He's saved my hide about a hundred times.|- What kind of sign's on a gatepost? {55504}{55555}The ones that hobos leave|to help each other. {55584}{55639}- You see that?|- Looks like a cat. {55643}{55705}It is a cat. It's a good sign too. {55716}{55770}It means a kind lady lives here. {55783}{55871}- Not many houses want hobos, you know.|- You had a cat on your gate, Kit. {55889}{55991}- We had a cat.|- Well, I live over there. Do I have a cat? {55995}{56068}- Oh, I hope we have a cat.|- I'm sure you have a cat. {56137}{56172}Sorry, Ruthie. No cat. {56193}{56245}But you do have fish bones, see? {56266}{56353}- Oh, what's that mean?|- Good garbage. {56476}{56544}So, what's it like riding the rails, Will? {56548}{56589}Train whistles. {56594}{56676}Engines smokes up,|and you run and you jump. {56686}{56752}And you let it take you|to a whole new life. {56767}{56840}- Makes a man feel free. Right, Countee?|- That's right. {56858}{56903}So where's home, Will? {56907}{56951}Uh... {56955}{56997}texas. {57005}{57078}We had a farm.|Crops failed two years in a row. {57082}{57135}Daddy fought to keep it,|but when he couldn't... {57139}{57224}...they headed out west with Belle|and Evelyn and my younger sisters. {57228}{57270}They wanted me to go too... {57274}{57343}...but I figured it was time for me|to strike out on my own... {57347}{57451}...so I rode the rails, uh, made a few friends|and worked when I could. {57463}{57576}That's when I met Countee and his father|in Oklahoma about 14 months ago. {57580}{57633}Kind of stuck together after that. {57638}{57701}- Called ourselves...|- "the three Musketeers." {57723}{57785}- Ha, ha.|- Yes, we did. {57870}{57897}And, um... {57960}{58012}And then the influenza came. {58034}{58091}And my daddy didn't make it. {58179}{58224}Now it's just us. {58250}{58291}Thank the good Lord I've got him. {58299}{58384}Soon we're gonna make it out to California|and meet the rest of the family. {58388}{58425}Are they gonna like me? {58487}{58522}No. {58582}{58664}I'm just playing. Come on, let's go. {58691}{58719}Let's get going. {58795}{58825}You know what that means? {58839}{58874}Does it mean we're close? {58878}{58926}That means we're near a hobo jungle. {58930}{58973}What is a hobo, exactly? {58978}{59055}A person who hops the rails,|going from town to town looking for work. {59081}{59117}Like a lot of these folks right here. {59190}{59261}Here it is. Home sweet home. {59277}{59304}Come on. {59410}{59476}Life inside a hobo jungle sure isn't easy. {59480}{59552}These people once had houses and jobs. {59557}{59618}I guess we're all just a few strokes|of bad luck away... {59622}{59666}... from being in that exact same spot. {59670}{59695}Eddie, down there. {59699}{59743}Every day's a challenge for food. {59747}{59805}In most camps,|hobos share what they have: {59810}{59905}Vegetables, potatoes|and, on a good day, maybe meat. {59910}{59964}Would you mind if I took|a couple pictures of you? {59968}{60000}Of course you can. {60004}{60107}They put it in a pot and cook it|all together and call it hobo stew. {60111}{60167}- Those that can contribute do.|Did you get meat? {60171}{60249}Those that can't|try harder the next day. {60254}{60311}But everyone's welcome to share. {60334}{60372}They even have a hobo store... {60376}{60449}... where you leave what you don't want|and take what you do. {60509}{60599}For the most part, they seem like|a trustworthy group of people. {60603}{60672}But trouble must follow them a lot. {60676}{60753}The first sign a hobo learns is danger. {60830}{60881}They needed to protect themselves... {60886}{60932}... and each other. {60960}{61032}When times are tough,|people like to blame someone. {61066}{61120}And hobos are an easy target, I guess. {61249}{61283}Here we are. {61337}{61362}Bedroom. {61366}{61428}Uh, lounge. {61432}{61456}Bathroom. {61517}{61581}- Library.|Come on in. {61594}{61644}You actually sleep here?|- Hi, doc. {61648}{61678}Will. {61682}{61726}How's that throat of Countee's? {61730}{61804}- Oh, it's doing much better. Thank you.|- Good. {61809}{61845}Robin Hood, huh? {61858}{61885}Yeah. {61889}{61947}Hey, uh...|Doc, what do you think about a person... {61951}{62021}...who steals from the rich|and gives to the poor? {62033}{62099}Is he a good guy or a bad guy? {62146}{62189}I'd have to say a good one. {62231}{62268}Yeah, me too. {62295}{62332}See you, doc. {62349}{62381}Will. {62395}{62464}Hey. Y'all come out here.|I got someone to introduce you to. {62468}{62501}Okay.|Okay. {62506}{62544}Welcome. {62585}{62653}Sheldon Pennington III. {62685}{62794}- Stirling Howard IV.|- Kit Kittredge I. {62800}{62829}I'm Ruthie. {62834}{62887}- We're friends of Will and Countee.|- Ah. {62891}{62973}Pennington's the name,|stocks and bonds were my game. {63001}{63045}My father used to be in stocks too. {63050}{63127}Ah. Operative words, "used to be." {63131}{63244}You'll find a lot of men around here|who used to be one thing or another. {63295}{63349}When I acquire|some gainful employment... {63353}{63409}...I am going to send for my wife|and two sons. {63414}{63484}One of them is just about your age. {63500}{63533}Stirling Howard IV... {63540}{63575}...where have you been? {63584}{63639}With Will and Countee|at the hobo jungle. {63721}{63783}Don't you ever take him there again,|do you understand? {63787}{63817}Ever. {63829}{63864}Yes, ma'am. {63874}{63941}It wasn't his fault. Uh, uh... {63945}{64017}- I was just...|- I gave them permission, Louise. {64038}{64077}Excuse us. {64085}{64133}I warned you about spending time|with those hobos. {64138}{64191}Mom...|A lot of them are criminals. {64195}{64273}- Next time, you get permission from me.|- I have to go. {64285}{64316}Come on. {64320}{64461}Ah. I'm sorry, Mother.|- Oh, you don't have to apologize. {64500}{64566}We just can't afford|to antagonize the boarders, that's all. {64570}{64612}Here, sit with me. {64688}{64742}I never wanted this for you. {64786}{64825}Should be... {64830}{64956}...out playing, not worrying about boarders|and mortgages... {64979}{65005}...and selling eggs. {65009}{65036}Selling what? {65041}{65121}- Uh, eggs.|- But we don't have any chickens. {65125}{65194}Yes, we do. Aunt Millie sent them. {65202}{65244}Kit, it will help us. {65306}{65341}- Oh, no.|- Kit. {65345}{65385}- No.|- Kit. {65389}{65470}Everyone knows that selling eggs|is one step away from the poorhouse. {65474}{65505}Margaret Mildred, sit down. {65565}{65593}Look at me. {65597}{65679}Selling eggs, growing vegetables,|reusing everything we can... {65683}{65750}...may be the only thing|to keep us out of poorhouse. {65754}{65833}And it's either that|or go to live with Uncle Hendrick. {65846}{65905}Until your father finds work. {65934}{65969}So, what'll it be? {65988}{66024}The chickens or the uncle? {66062}{66105}Hmm? {66117}{66147}I'll take the chickens. {66204}{66243}Thank you, thank you. {66247}{66339}Thank you. Thank you.|I, Jefferson J. Berk... {66343}{66400}...will suspend a person in midair. {66418}{66448}Levitation? {66452}{66519}Mm-hm.|No trickery, no distractions. {66527}{66645}Right under your noses,|I will make someone in this room float. {66683}{66722}Weightless. {66761}{66792}I need a volunteer. {66857}{66899}Miss Bond? {66928}{67000}I have never levitated|a mobile librarian before. {67012}{67060}Have you ever levitated|a dance instructor? {67070}{67115}Yes, but that's a long story. {67119}{67160}- Come, Miss Bond.|- Oh, no. {67164}{67209}Yes.|- No, Mr. Berk, I couldn't. {67213}{67241}Yeah.|Come on. {67245}{67275}There you go.|- Yeah. {67279}{67344}Miss Bond, Miss Bond, Miss Bond. {67376}{67423}Oh! {67427}{67489}- All right, but it won't work.|Please sit down. {67494}{67544}All right.|Lean back. {67594}{67664}All right.|That's it, very good. {67668}{67760}Cross your arms over your chest.|Good. Close your eyes. {67764}{67838}Close your eyes. Close your eyes. {67849}{67889}- Are you comfortable?|- No. {67893}{67939}Excellent. Children, the lights, please? {67996}{68043}Miss Dooley, would you accompany me? {68047}{68081}I do. {68085}{68120}Will, yes. {68576}{68612}Miss Bond. {68617}{68677}You are getting sleepy. {68681}{68729}Very sleepy. {68733}{68779}You're feeling as light as air. {68783}{68853}And you only hear my voice.|Only my voice. {68857}{68920}All other sounds fade away. {68931}{69037}Your eyelids are getting heavy, very heavy.|You can barely keep them open. {69057}{69095}You... {69102}{69144}...are now... {69175}{69200}...asleep. {69230}{69277}- Ah!|- Shh. {69281}{69349}Please, Mrs. Howard,|any loud noise could awaken her... {69353}{69391}...and she could fall. {70201}{70237}Shh! {72016}{72040}Yeah, yeah. {72045}{72093}Miss Bond, ladies and gentlemen. {72131}{72179}Well, I told you it wouldn't work. {72250}{72368}Mother, Mother, you should have seen it.|Mr. Berk just levitated Miss Bond. {72383}{72439}Well, are you all right? {72443}{72503}Of course I am|because nothing happened. {72507}{72545}- Yes, it did.|- Oh, no. {72549}{72580}- You were in the air.|- No. {72584}{72617}- Is that the mail?|- Yes. {72621}{72704}- Uh, excuse me for a moment.|- Uh, but the mail's here, Mother. {72709}{72761}- Mr. Berk.|- Thank you. {72765}{72795}- Miss Bond.|- Ooh! {72799}{72857}- Is there one from Dad?|- No, sweetie, not today. {72874}{72921}Aw. He writes often enough. {72926}{73009}I must say, Mrs. K., if I marry,|when I marry... {73013}{73074}...I hope my husband|is half as attentive as yours. {73078}{73149}My luck, I'll probably get some deadbeat|who never... {73162}{73221}Mind. Never mind. {73225}{73308}- Oh, no. Oh, no.|- Is anything wrong? {73317}{73433}Oh, my poor cousin Frederich,|he was jumped by a hobo. {73445}{73501}Took his watch, his wallet... {73505}{73537}...and beat him pretty badly. {73541}{73581}- Oh.|What a shame. {73585}{73620}Is his wife looking after him? {73659}{73704}- No, he's not married.|- Oh. {73708}{73769}In fact, I'm the only family he has. {73773}{73859}Mrs. Kittredge, would you mind if he came|and stayed with us for a few days? {73863}{73962}I mean, when he gets better.|I promise, I will pay extra for his meals. {73966}{74028}Of course, I have a spare cot in the attic. {74033}{74081}- I'll get it ready for you.|- Thank you. {74085}{74152}Miss Bond and I were just talking|about these hobo crimes. {74156}{74248}Well, it's gossip, really.|You hear these things when you're mobile. {74252}{74360}But they say|there's been a slew of hobo robberies. {74365}{74471}- Well, not all hobos are alike.|- They've been ransacking people's homes... {74475}{74558}...and mugging them in broad daylight.|Really, something should be done. {74562}{74617}Well, there's talk of running them|out of town. {74641}{74683}They are ransacking people's homes. {74687}{74756}I wonder if it's not a bad idea|if we don't lock up our valuables. {74760}{74810}I sew my money into my unmentionables. {74814}{74873}Oh, Miss Dooley,|please, there are children here. {74877}{74939}Don't they wear unmentionables?|I certainly hope so. {74981}{75035}My father keeps our money|in the basement safe. {75039}{75140}Ha! Isn't that a kicker?|The banker who doesn't trust the bank. {75144}{75235}Mrs. K., would you mind keeping that|in your lockbox? {75239}{75297}It's old and, they say, quite valuable. {75310}{75351}Just in case. {75359}{75401}Of course. It's beautiful. {75405}{75453}Uh, yes? {75494}{75556}Just wanna tell Ms. Kittredge|I found a place to put that coop... {75560}{75625}...over in the north corner|by the, uh, clothesline there. {75629}{75697}Excellent. Thank you, Will.|- Come on, Countee. {75736}{75760}Good day. {75765}{75807}- Bye, Will. Bye, Countee.|- Bye. {75811}{75868}I think perhaps I should lock these up|as well. {75872}{75932}Yes, I think I might follow suit. {75936}{76025}I should hate to lose my father's watch. {76103}{76157}And these rings as well. {76214}{76261}But that's your wedding ring. {76265}{76366}It's okay.|It's just for safekeeping, Stirling. {76437}{76527}"Kindness and Honor|in the Hobo Community"? {76547}{76620}There's no question mark.|It's a declaration. {76625}{76691}"Kindness and Honor|in the Hobo Community." {76695}{76752}You've got to admit, it's fresh. {76756}{76797}Yes, but the thing is, sweetheart... {76805}{76937}...you generally want people|to buy the newspaper, not laugh at it. {76941}{76996}There are good hobos and bad ones, sir. {77005}{77051}Just like with apples. {77061}{77099}And with... {77110}{77136}...editors. {77185}{77224}Come here, Kit. {77251}{77289}See that map? {77329}{77408}Every one of those cities,|Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati... {77412}{77484}...has reported crimes|where hobos are the prime suspects. {77488}{77571}They're offering $ 150|to anyone who catches the hobo criminals. {77575}{77680}So ask yourself, who's gonna pay a nickel|to hear what good folks hobos are? {77689}{77749}That's exactly why|they should hear it now. {77753}{77787}Let me give you a tip. {77791}{77873}Sometimes you gotta play the tune|your audience wants to sing to, Kit. {77901}{77961}There's been a burglary.|51 North Abbott Place. {77977}{78080}- Got an ID on a hobo with a limp.|- That's where Ruthie lives. {78513}{78569}It was a hobo.|Jumped right out in front of me. {78573}{78605}Right out in broad daylight. {78609}{78648}- Had a limp too.|Yes. {78652}{78708}- Anything else?|- Did he have a tattoo? {78712}{78763}Something unusual, like a bird, maybe? {78767}{78857}- Okay, this is a crime scene, miss.|- Yeah, actually, he did have something. {78861}{78919}- Uh, bright colors.|- That's it. {78923}{78983}- That's the tattoo.|Frank? {78987}{79012}Over here. {79157}{79273}- What do you make of that, sheriff?|That I'd say is a calling card. {79326}{79352}Will? {79365}{79410}Will? {79478}{79540}- Everything all right, Kit?|- Where's Will? {79553}{79604}I don't know.|He was supposed to be here. {79614}{79656}Maybe he got held up. {79660}{79687}Mail call. {79691}{79749}Ah. If it was only that easy. {79753}{79872}Let's see, we have one for Mr. Berk.|I'll give that to him later. {79882}{79915}Of course, Mrs. Kittredge. {79958}{79997}From Dad? {80053}{80112}Uh, it's from Aunt Millie. {80117}{80159}And, Stirling, there's one for you. {80225}{80258}Mother. {80262}{80297}It's from New York. {80309}{80341}From Dad. {80471}{80533}And there's one in here for you too. {80769}{80807}Forty dollars? {80868}{80913}Um... {80941}{80980}Excuse me. {81442}{81472}There you are. {81476}{81506}What are you doing up here? {81510}{81572}- Sorry, I was just...|- No, no, it's fine. {81577}{81636}I'm just changing the sheets. {81697}{81776}I was looking for you earlier.|I forgot to ask you about the letter. {81780}{81855}Does your father say|when he's coming back to Cincinnati? {81953}{81985}Stirling? {82119}{82147}Oh, no. {82158}{82225}He wants you to move to New York,|doesn't he? {82288}{82357}That's it. That's why you're so upset. {82399}{82453}Your father found a job in New York... {82457}{82513}...and now he wants you to move|with him. {82537}{82607}Why can't people find jobs in Cincinnati? {82641}{82693}I hate the mailman. {82697}{82736}And mailing... {82740}{82789}...letters and words. I hate words. {82793}{82879}- What are you talking about?|- Because you believe them. {82893}{82937}Even when they're not true. {83058}{83133}He said he'd write.|He said, "You'll hear from me." {83153}{83197}Your father? {83201}{83246}I made him promise. {83255}{83292}You did? {83303}{83345}He kept his word at first. {83366}{83421}I got a letter every week. {83460}{83523}Then they got fewer and fewer... {83527}{83590}...until one day, they just stopped. {83655}{83703}And then she took her ring off. {83817}{83880}You wrote that letter to your mother? {83933}{83988}She just needs to hear from him. {84031}{84085}But there was money inside. {84180}{84247}He gave it to me before he left. {84290}{84340}For an emergency. {84411}{84479}I think I always sort of knew. {84557}{84619}He's never coming back to us. {86089}{86128}Hi, Kit. {86161}{86216}I got something for you. {86432}{86473}It's a scooter. {86505}{86529}Thank you. {86553}{86614}Will, what happened to your leg? {86618}{86649}I hurt it the other night. {86653}{86727}Are you sure it didn't happen|yesterday morning? {86811}{86871}Do you mind|if I ask you a few questions, son? {86875}{86911}No, sir. {86985}{87059}How exactly did you hurt your leg? {87093}{87117}I was jumped. {87133}{87176}Is that so? {87196}{87229}Yes, sir. {87233}{87277}It was the other night. {87281}{87328}Someone jumped me|and kicked me in the knee. {87367}{87420}Are those the boots you were wearing? {87490}{87579}- No, he took my boots.|- Now, isn't that a shame? {87587}{87669}Now, if we wanted to identify a footprint,|we'd be hard-pressed. {87726}{87785}Did you remember to report it? {87818}{87885}- Being a hobo, sir, who's gonna listen?|- Hmm. {87905}{87940}Do you know the Smithens? {87984}{88033}Ruthie Smithens? {88068}{88188}All these people seem to think|you know quite a bit about her. {88207}{88284}- About her financial situation.|- No. I don't know. {88288}{88360}Did you or did you not know|the Smithens were out of town? {88425}{88472}I knew they were gone, yes, sir. {88476}{88516}Do you remember her telling you... {88520}{88589}...they kept their money|in a safe in the basement? {88626}{88703}I'm gonna have to ask you|to remain local, son. {88715}{88790}You flip a train|in the middle of the night... {88794}{88867}...or you step one toe|outside the city limits... {88871}{88937}...I will track you down|and lock you up so fast... {88941}{89007}...you'll put those boots|right back on your feet. {89011}{89053}You understand me? {89143}{89168}Stop! Thief! {89189}{89288}- Hey, you! Stop!|- Hello? {89295}{89341}Mother? Are you there? {89345}{89384}Kit? Stirling?|Who's there? {89388}{89463}- What's going on?|We've been robbed! {89467}{89521}One more time, Mr. Berk. {89528}{89563}I couldn't sleep. {89567}{89660}- I heard a noise, I thought, outside.|- So did I. {89674}{89748}So I went to check,|and that was when I saw him. {89752}{89781}Will Shepherd? {89790}{89816}It was dark. {89835}{89911}It was Will.|And he was carrying the lockbox. {89949}{90019}Ms. Kittredge, any of your belongings|in that lockbox? {90039}{90066}Um... {90070}{90123}...every penny we had|was in that lockbox. {90136}{90204}- He took your money?|- Of course he took their money. {90208}{90259}Knowing they needed it for the mortgage? {90289}{90340}- Let's pick him up, Frank.|- No. {90404}{90440}What a horrible boy. {90473}{90533}He talked a lot about Robin Hood, Kit. {90537}{90579}About stealing from the rich. {90583}{90665}But we're not rich, and he knows that. {90669}{90725}I don't believe it. I just don't believe it. {90743}{90840}Will Shepherd?|Has anyone seen Will Shepherd? {90857}{90901}Will Shepherd? {91189}{91249}I'm sorry to bother you so early, ma'am. {91256}{91331}No, it's fine. Come in, please. {91560}{91615}- Morning.|- Morning. {91633}{91713}My deputy found these|in Will Shepherd's tent early this morning. {91720}{91773}We were hoping you could ID them for us,|ma'am. {91821}{91883}Are these the boots|you gave to Will Shepherd? {92054}{92086}And this? {92097}{92164}Oh, that's my brooch. Yes. {92191}{92259}Did...? Did you happen|to see my mother's ring? {92273}{92304}No, son. {92308}{92359}We figured he started|at the Smithens' house... {92363}{92426}...then moved on to yours.|It's an inside job, all right. {92430}{92461}No, it's impossible. {92468}{92528}The man who robbed the Smithens' house|had a tattoo. {92533}{92612}I heard it from an eyewitness.|I have notes. {92616}{92693}- Will doesn't have a tattoo, sheriff.|- Sweetheart. {92697}{92736}Have you found him yet? {92761}{92809}Nobody's seen him. {92813}{92881}Nobody seems to know where he is. {92929}{92973}Dear Dad, it's been weeks... {92977}{93037}... and there's still no sign|of Will or Countee. {93041}{93090}I just don't believe he'd rob us, Dad. {93094}{93149}But someone did,|and now our money's all gone. {93153}{93257}Now there's a foreclosure sign in the middle|of our beautiful, beautiful lawn. {93261}{93349}If that's not bad enough, Uncle Hendrick|said we can't bring Grace with us... {93353}{93430}... when we go to live with him.|We have to give her away, Dad. {93434}{93488}How can I give her away? {93492}{93581}I wanna ask Mother to talk to him again.|She's so sad, Dad. {93585}{93640}She hardly ever smiles. {93644}{93680}Dad, why aren't you here? {93684}{93761}Why haven't we heard from you?|You promised you'd write every week... {93765}{93840}... and now it just keeps getting|longer and longer between letters. {93845}{93882}You can't disappear. {93886}{93950}If you're not working in Chicago,|why can't you not work in Cin...? {94717}{94797}Dear Dad, I got a letter|from Frances and Florence yesterday. {94801}{94885}They're settled with family|in Sacramento, California, doing great... {94889}{94933}... just like you said. {94937}{95003}Did Mother mention|that Ruthie's father spoke to the bank? {95007}{95073}And they're giving us an extra month|to stay in the house? {95077}{95157}I know that Ruthie pushed for us.|She's such a true friend. {95173}{95256}Last week, Mother made a dress for me|out of a chicken-feed sack. {95260}{95317}I wore it on the first day of school.|I didn't mind a bit. {95321}{95348}It's so beautiful. {95353}{95422}In fact, a few of the girls|thought it looked so smart... {95426}{95497}... she made some for them too.|For money. {95501}{95531}Imagine that. {95535}{95593}All that feed-sack material|was being thrown away. {95597}{95630}That's pure profit. {95634}{95736}Aunt Millie will be so proud,|and Uncle Hendrick will be horrified. {95740}{95813}I think I'll wear it the first day|we move in with him. {95841}{95904}I know your legs are short,|but you can do it. {95909}{95944}Yes, good girl, good girl. {95948}{96037}And selling eggs isn't as bad|as I thought. In fact, it's kind of fun. {96044}{96156}Eggs! Get your eggs!|Fresh eggs. Fifteen cents a dozen. {96160}{96216}Get your eggs. Fresh eggs. {96220}{96304}Mr. Berk went to pick up his cousin|Frederich from the train station. {96309}{96368}I think a new face in the house|will cheer us all up. {96373}{96418}And wherever Will and Countee|are, I only hope... {96604}{96652}Is he wearing the diaper? {96656}{96707}Yes, Jefferson. {96733}{96765}A monkey? {96868}{96947}His name's Curtis. Hmm. Heh. {96995}{97107}I love you, Curtis.|Who's my little monkey boy? {97343}{97387}He's so cute. {97473}{97571}Stirling, get away|from that hideous creature now. {97575}{97609}Oh, oh, oh! {97613}{97659}Get it off. Get it off. Off, off, off! {97761}{97799}Curtis, come. {97834}{97868}Scratch his little tummy... {97877}{97928}...and he'll be your friend forever,|won't you? {97945}{97981}If I scratch his... {97990}{98016}Margaret. {98025}{98108}It's a good thing we're moving|because otherwise, we'd move. {98189}{98277}Uh, Mr. Berk, there's a cot|ready for you upstairs now. {98281}{98360}I'm sorry for the mess.|It's such a large house to pack up. {98364}{98402}There's no time to do it. {98406}{98493}Thanks for your trouble,|ma'am. I'm only staying a few days. {98497}{98576}- Are you from Baltimore too, Mr. Berk?|- Call me Frederich. {98608}{98676}Originally, I'm from Canada.|- What a coincidence. {98691}{98759}- I thought you were from Poughkeepsie.|- Shh! {98763}{98856}Uh, but I moved to Baltimore in '22|to work with Jeff in the magic show. {98860}{98948}We called ourselves Luigi and Sam. {98961}{99007}I was Luigi. {99017}{99080}Yeah. Good times. {99085}{99116}Anyway. {99120}{99185}Jeff would saw a woman in half|while Lola sang. {99194}{99264}- Lola?|- Yeah. {99290}{99379}Lola. This was her favorite spot. {99385}{99445}May she rest in peace. {99462}{99528}The sheriff said it was an inside job. {99532}{99592}So Mr. Berk knew|where Mother kept the jewels and money. {99596}{99692}But how did Mr. Berk get the brooch|out of the lockbox and into Will's tent? {99697}{99803}What if he never put the brooch|in the box? {99807}{99868}That's it. A sleight of hand. {99872}{99949}Remember when Mr. Berk|put his watch in the jewelry bag? {99953}{100031}He must taken the brooch out,|put it in his pocket... {100035}{100076}- And given it to...|- Frederich. {100080}{100125}He must have stolen Will's boots. {100129}{100224}Right. And that means that Frederich|must have gone to Will's camp... {100228}{100319}...dressed as a hobo|and hid the boots and jewelry in Will's tent. {100334}{100413}All Mr. Berk needed to do|was to make the sheriff suspect Will. {100429}{100464}The limp. {100490}{100542}Will said someone kicked him|in the knee. {100546}{100635}They made him limp|and then committed a crime... {100639}{100692}...where a limping hobo|could be identified. {100706}{100795}- At my house.|That's why he did it in broad daylight. {100799}{100844}He left the boot print in the mud... {100854}{100933}... and wanted someone to see him|limp away. {100960}{100990}What's going on over there? {101033}{101103}We figured it out, Kit.|But now we have to go to the police. {101107}{101134}No, not without proof. {101170}{101217}Do you know where?|Of course. {101221}{101247}I certainly hope so. {101285}{101311}Perfect. {101315}{101377}Let's go look in their room for the money. {101503}{101552}If anyone comes back, blow this whistle. {101564}{101594}Are you sure about this? {101598}{101658}Look, how often is the house|completely empty? {101662}{101733}Everyone's gone. It's now or never. {101830}{101866}Come on. {102075}{102124}- Ruthie, keep watch.|- Okay. {102294}{102420}We need to find our money.|Where is it? It's all the money we have. {102445}{102474}In mystery novels... {102478}{102542}...there's usually a button|on the side of these trunks... {102546}{102593}...that opens a secret compartment. {102597}{102668}Where is it? Where's that button? {102772}{102801}Ruthie, I found it. {102901}{102929}This is the red wallet. {102974}{103033}Thought you said you had a map.|I do. {103037}{103069}I have one. {103073}{103136}- I just don't remember where exactly.|Oh, that's great. {103140}{103224}- You need a map to find the map, right?|- I've got a map, Jeff. {103281}{103347}Ruthie, your mother's necklace. {103351}{103393}But where's the lockbox? {103461}{103509}Look at this. {103521}{103608}Dayton. Cincinnati. Hamilton. {103679}{103719}Sarnia? No. {103754}{103785}Columbus. {103794}{103865}Cleveland. Ruthie, do you know|what this means? {103873}{103909}Yes. {103913}{103955}- No.|- Mr. Berk's cousin... {103959}{104024}...has been in every city|where the hobo crimes happened. {104041}{104111}Holy cow. {104118}{104170}Oh, my gosh. Where'd this come from? {104174}{104200}Stirling. {104212}{104283}The hobo sign for danger. {104397}{104436}Shh! {104512}{104583}Make him stop that squealing.|Put him in that thing. {104629}{104744}- He doesn't react well to tension.|- Neither do I. You don't hear me screaming! {104750}{104812}All right, just give me the map.|Come on, let's go. {104837}{104882}What are you doing? {104964}{105001}There is no map. {105005}{105104}Right? You buried the loot, but you have|no idea exactly where you buried it. {105108}{105169}Let me think, all right? {105173}{105247}- Just let me think.|- Yeah, well, that'll take forever. {105251}{105366}I put it somewhere I knew I wouldn't forget,|somewhere I was sure to find it. {105530}{105607}You see?|I'm not the numbskull you think I am. {105611}{105686}Okay, great. Let's just get going, okay?|Come on. {105698}{105749}Hey, what's this doing open? {105753}{105795}Is everything still there? {105859}{105913}- Where is it?|- Shh. {106021}{106096}You probably just left it open by accident.|Come on, let's go. {106147}{106196}Then what's this rock doing here? {106205}{106268}It probably came from the out-of-doors. {106288}{106392}It's got Hobo writing on it, Jefferson.|It means danger. {106403}{106440}I don't like it. {106462}{106493}Not one little bit. {106531}{106584}All right, help me with this trunk. {106588}{106659}- Where are we going with my trunk?|- No, we are not going anywhere. {106663}{106698}That would just raise suspicion. {106702}{106753}You are gonna tell me exactly|where the loot is buried. {106757}{106808}Then you're on a 4:00 train to Baltimore. {106813}{106884}Bal...? By...? By myself? {106892}{106933}I hate traveling alone. {106953}{107073}Frederich, if your instinct is right,|and I highly, highly doubt it... {107089}{107188}...I don't want to have any nosy boarders|or ambitious little sheriffs sniffing around. {107192}{107236}It's too risky. Do you understand me? {107240}{107291}- So let's go.|- What about Curtis? {107320}{107375}I promise I'll bring him to you|next week, okay? {107379}{107479}- You won't forget he likes raisins?|- Can we just go, please?! {107521}{107557}Come on. {107610}{107639}Wait, my coat. {107708}{107749}It's right there on the chair. {107777}{107812}Come on. {107880}{107948}Come on, you have everything now?|Yeah. {108212}{108264}It's okay. It's okay. {108303}{108364}Shh! Good monkey. I'm getting in that car. {108369}{108401}What? Where are you going? {108405}{108472}- It's too dangerous. Stop.|- I need to get our money back. {108476}{108536}It's the only chance|we have to keep our home. {108701}{108753}Kit, no. {108762}{108798}Kit. {108905}{108957}Oh, my gosh. Kit, what are you doing? {109088}{109163}Stirling. Stirling, wake up. Are you okay? {109167}{109206}Yeah. {109221}{109277}You and Ruthie get the police.|I'm going with them. {109286}{109322}What? {109725}{109808}Don't see why I gotta go.|Because you have to. {109826}{109877}Curtis.|You can't take a monkey on a train. {110077}{110116}I love you too, Curtis. {110136}{110177}Get in the car. {110229}{110297}You know where everything is, right?|Yeah, I know. {110301}{110328}- Yeah, I know.|Do you? {110333}{110374}Then where am I going?|Which way do I turn? {110378}{110425}Left here.|Thanks for telling me. {110429}{110471}- That's nice.|Stop yelling at me! {110475}{110571}I'm not. I'm trying to get information.|I won't show you where. {110575}{110660}I know where it is, not you.|Who's smart now, Mr. Mustache-Bald-Head? {110664}{110704}Moron! {110875}{110912}Miss Bond.|Miss Bond. {110916}{110986}What?|- Miss Bond. Stirling, come on. {110990}{111046}- Miss Bond, we need you.|- Miss Bond. Miss Bond. {111050}{111102}We really need you.|- What? {111106}{111136}Really. {111140}{111192}We found out|that the Berks stole the money. {111196}{111252}And Kit got in the back of the car. {111256}{111318}And they said something|about a train station. {111322}{111370}Get in the car. Get in the car. {111374}{111425}I'm going.|I'll call the police. {111650}{111709}Whoa! {111781}{111868}Whoa!|Are you all right back there? {111921}{111984}Kit should never have gone with them. {111989}{112072}- What train were they catching?|- The 4:00 to Baltimore. {112076}{112163}It sounded like the money was buried|in the woods next to the train station. {112167}{112215}Interesting. {112228}{112302}Well, we've got to get there|before they find Kit. {112306}{112343}Okay, hang on! {112590}{112669}Whoa, nelly! {112675}{112759}Eight, nine, 10. {112809}{112849}All right, we dig. {112853}{112901}What do you mean "we"? {112985}{113083}Three, two, one. {113109}{113148}I got it now. {113157}{113199}Seven. {113238}{113285}Now, this is it. {113325}{113363}Ow! {113407}{113443}Alrighty. {113493}{113523}Oh, Miss Bond. {113712}{113762}- Miss Bond, no.|- Shh. {113766}{113832}Now, don't you worry.|Everything's gonna be just fine. {113836}{113869}That's Mr. Berk's car. {113873}{113932}I've called the police.|They'll be here any minute. {113936}{114012}Now, stay put, all right? {114308}{114392}- Come on, Ruthie. Let's follow.|- But she said to stay put. {114396}{114432}Come on, hurry. {114707}{114733}There she is. {114737}{114791}- Kit.|- What are you doing here? {114800}{114864}- Did anyone see you?|- No. Miss Bond brought us. {114868}{114913}She's gonna help us. Look. {114925}{114962}Is that it? {114987}{115033}Easy, easy. {115177}{115225}- That's it. That's it.|- Shovel. {115337}{115369}Come on. {115393}{115433}Yes. {115441}{115501}- They found the box.|- This isn't fair. {115505}{115597}That's our box. That's our money.|That's all that we have. {115601}{115654}We'll get it back to you, Kit.|Don't worry. {115658}{115708}- Kit was in your car.|They're blaming Will. {115713}{115803}Miss Bond called the police.|They're on their way. {115821}{115937}- Wait, where did Miss Bond call from?|- Your house, why? {115987}{116061}Our phone doesn't work, Stirling. {116065}{116128}- Oh, no.|Oh, no. {116134}{116174}Miss Bond. {116178}{116244}Miss Bond was in on it all along. {116305}{116353}How could I have not have seen it? {116357}{116414}Of course,|every magician has an accomplice. {116418}{116499}- What are you talking about, woman?|- You can't really levitate someone. {116503}{116575}- Unless they're in on the trick.|- Exactly. {116589}{116632}What do we do now? {116665}{116735}- Turn around and go back right this... {116789}{116816}Magic. {116845}{116913}Yoo-hoo! Over here. {116917}{116952}She's got a camera. {116977}{117020}Kit! {117194}{117253}Yoo-hoo! Over here. {117271}{117308}Ooh! Ooh! {117367}{117396}No. {117400}{117448}Get up. No, wait. Wait, wait, wait. {117456}{117520}He's taking the loot. Get him. {117923}{117963}Get him. Get him. {117967}{118055}It's all right, Stirling.|No one's gonna hurt you. {118059}{118127}Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. {118409}{118464}Look, the hobo jungle. We can hide there. {118504}{118544}I've got an idea. {118645}{118673}What are you doing? {118690}{118749}Giving us a head start. {118975}{119075}Oh, just let the Kittredges keep their money. {119079}{119140}- Oh, stop it.|- It was never part of our plan. {119145}{119249}Okay, there was $250 in there.|I am not letting them keep nothing. {119253}{119304}You tell your girlfriend to button it. {119308}{119357}Quiet.|- Girlfriend? {119361}{119439}Oh, don't be so naive, Lucinda.|This is the way it's gonna be from now on. {119481}{119508}Oh, lovebirds. {119551}{119617}It's a good thing I read Hobo. {119648}{119688}This way. {119725}{119773}Come on. Come on. Come on. {120097}{120128}Okay, I think we're close. {120191}{120228}Kit?|Will. {120232}{120291}- What are you all doing?|They're chasing us. {120295}{120349}We know who did it.|The Berks and Miss Bond. {120353}{120397}- Berks?|I always knew it wasn't you. {120401}{120440}- They're after us.|They set you up. {120444}{120472}Come on, let's go. {120617}{120657}- Oh, yeah, that's great.|- Oh! {120661}{120700}Great, huh? {120708}{120770}Boy, sure is a good thing you read Hobo. {120806}{120889}Come on, let's go.|Come on. Come on. Come on. {121231}{121282}Hi. Ahem. Excuse me. {121286}{121332}I was wondering|if somebody could help us. {121336}{121392}Uh, we just happened|to be picnicking nearby... {121396}{121479}...and, uh, it seems that|we have lost our children. {121483}{121516}Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. {121520}{121601}Yes. So, naturally, we thought|that they had wandered over here. {121605}{121685}Oh, naturally, naturally.|Has anyone seen any lost children? {121689}{121736}Mm-mm. {121805}{121838}No. {121860}{121934}Well, I, uh... I have, um... {121949}{121983}Let's see. Uh... {121987}{122055}Fifty, 70, 80. {122069}{122120}A hundred, uh, dollars... {122125}{122236}...that, uh, I'm sure would probably buy|a lot of food for that baby... {122241}{122315}...and, uh, be able to give some of you|a fresh start. {122319}{122361}So that you might once again become... {122371}{122437}...respectable members|of the community again. {122441}{122493}Ah. Respectable members|of the community? {122505}{122564}- Yes.|- Like you? {122617}{122648}- Achoo!|- Shh! {122828}{122909}Hello, my little angels. Get them. {122981}{123013}Help! Help! {123017}{123076}Help! That's my money! Give it back! {123080}{123132}Not so fast. {123165}{123192}Let go of me. {123219}{123279}Aah! No! {123366}{123408}Thank you, ma'am. {123426}{123506}- Anytime.|- Lucinda. {123517}{123556}The magic is gone. {123662}{123709}No. No. {123713}{123779}No. Unh! Ow. {123817}{123942}Forgive me, Kit.|All of you, I'm so sorry. {123946}{123992}Somehow we convinced ourselves... {123996}{124104}...that desperate times|justify desperate measures. {124108}{124177}Well, Jefferson, I was being naive. {124205}{124333}There we were gallivanting|across the country like Robin Hood... {124337}{124407}...stealing from the rich|to give to the poor. {124418}{124455}When technically... {124459}{124615}...all we really did was steal from the rich|and the poor and kept it. {124670}{124720}Really, that's what we did. {124730}{124774}And you... {124785}{124872}...Jefferson Jasper Renee Berk... {124877}{124931}- Ha, ha!|Renee? {124969}{125011}- Are no Robin Hood. {125069}{125151}Mac, why don't we go to town,|tell the sheriff we solved the crime spree? {125155}{125196}Tell him it wasn't a hobo after all. {125201}{125248}Yeah. That's right. {125264}{125306}Hey, come on. Easy. {125325}{125393}Goodbye, my friends.|- Bye, Miss Bond. {125428}{125464}Where's Countee, Will? {125480}{125564}You know how they say if you wanna|hide something, you do it in plain sight? {125569}{125631}- Uh-uh.|- Yeah. No. {125661}{125702}Hey, Countee. {125931}{125993}You dressed him as a girl?|- I am a girl. {126008}{126053}He's a she? You're a her? {126090}{126167}Everyone,|meet Constance Angel Eudora Garvey. {126178}{126225}Sorry we had to fool you all... {126229}{126297}...but, uh, I promised her daddy|I'd look out for her. {126301}{126380}- It's dangerous for girls to ride the rails.|- Are you mad? {126384}{126453}Of course we're not.|And I like your dress. {126471}{126549}- Thank you.|- Do I have to call you Constance? {126556}{126580}No. {126608}{126639}Good. {126647}{126719}You may be a girl,|but you'll always be a boy to me, Countee. {126723}{126781}Thanks, I think. {126886}{126919}Yeah. {127765}{127798}That looks good. {127802}{127882}How exquisite.|- Lovely, Margaret. {127893}{127956}Well, we certainly have a lot|to be thankful for. {127981}{128032}Hear, hear. To Kit. {128037}{128108}We certainly wouldn't still be here|without you. {128143}{128183}To Kit. {128193}{128232}Your father would be so proud. {128281}{128353}And what do you hear from Chicago,|Margaret? {128557}{128614}Kit, would you please pass the beans|to Miss Dooley? {128618}{128650}Yes. {128997}{129077}Kit.|Will? Countee? {129094}{129119}Ma'am. {129143}{129186}Sorry to disturb you all... {129190}{129274}...but this being thanksgiving,|we just wanted to show our thanks. {129278}{129322}It won't be but a minute. {129326}{129365}Come on in. {129374}{129429}- May we?|- Please. {129481}{129537}- Oh, Will.|- We didn't know how else to thank you. {129549}{129603}WO This is yours.|Hi. Thank you. {129607}{129638}Hi. {129661}{129698}Hi.|- Hi. {129707}{129766}Can't thank you enough, Miss Kittredge. {129821}{129888}Oh, my good... Will. {129892}{129947}You can make a big stew.|- I've never seen... {129951}{129981}WO|Hi. Thank you very much. {129985}{130045}Thank you.|Thank you very much. {130192}{130267}Oh, please. Please. Don't go. L... {130286}{130396}I can't think of a better way|to celebrate than with all of you. {130401}{130471}Please, won't you join us? {130475}{130528}We'd... We'd be honored. {130593}{130633}Hello? {130725}{130766}Dad? {130816}{130851}Dad! {130911}{130945}Oh! {130949}{130976}Oh! {131009}{131108}Oh, Kit. Come here. Let me look at you. {131143}{131194}Oh, sweetheart. {131291}{131369}You promised me|that you would write to me once a week. {131373}{131424}- And it's been...|- too long. {131428}{131453}I know, Kit. {131470}{131548}Every day I kept thinking,|"tomorrow there'll be better news." {131573}{131624}But there never was. {131646}{131685}And then I realized... {131694}{131743}...that if I couldn't face you... {131747}{131820}...or your mother, if I couldn't tell you|what was happening... {131835}{131886}...it was like that old car. {131890}{131927}I was letting it beat me. {131942}{131976}I won't let it beat me, honey. {132042}{132067}Kit? {132194}{132232}Jack? {132434}{132467}I'm here. {132663}{132703}And I'm gonna find a job. {132711}{132759}I promise. {132766}{132797}In Chicago? {132885}{132929}No, Kit. {132937}{132985}Right here in Cincinnati. {132989}{133044}I'm home to stay. {133337}{133379}Want some more juice? {133556}{133611}WO|I just thank you. This is delicious. {133615}{133662}Thank you. {133676}{133700}Mr. Pennington. {133733}{133780}Thank you, sir. {133939}{134012}That son you've got around my age... {134031}{134075}...write him, please... {134087}{134115}...tonight... {134128}{134163}...for me. {134337}{134400}- Excuse me. Everybody.|Wait, wait. {134405}{134449}Quiet, please, everybody. {134498}{134569}Countee has something she has to say. {134579}{134620}Ready? {134772}{134892}"The cow jumped over the moon." {134897}{134948}What's the cow doing|jumping over the moon? {134953}{134988}- Ha, ha!|That's just silly. {134993}{135068}All this time I've been trying to read,|and this is what they say? {135124}{135156}Come here. Aw. {135189}{135231}I'm proud of you. {135461}{135487}Hi. {135506}{135550}Kit, sweetheart. {135570}{135621}There's someone here to see you. {135641}{135701}Margaret Mildred Kittredge. {135705}{135740}Mr. Gibson? {135751}{135829}Here you go, kiddo. Hot off the presses. {135939}{136053}- You mean?|- Congratulations, reporter. You're in print! {136057}{136124}Mother, Dad, did you hear it? I'm in print! {136128}{136241}Oh, sweetheart, I knew you could do it.|I always knew. {136260}{136305}Come on, let's show everybody. {136331}{136439}Mr. Gibson, won't you stay for one drink?|It's a holiday. We're all celebrating. {136443}{136576}- Well, perhaps just one, Mrs...|- Oh, it's miss. Miss Dooley. {136580}{136640}- Huh.|- Hmm. {136649}{136692}But you can call me May. {136713}{136771}That was my mother's name. {136775}{136820}Ha. Golly. {136824}{136885}That is a coincidence. {136965}{137043}Well, what sort of drinks|are you preparing tonight? {137081}{137173}That November,|we didn't dwell on what we'd lost. {137177}{137250}Rather, we celebrated what we had. {137254}{137281}Is everyone ready? {137294}{137319}Yes. {137391}{137433}All right, then. {137620}{137666}We are now one. {137778}{137842}Oh, my gosh.|- I'm one with the monkey. {137846}{137875}Don't tell my mother. {137938}{138023}No, wait. We haven't done|the sacred treehouse pledge. {138045}{138112}The Depression had changed|each one of our lives. {138141}{138241}And while it made us struggle,|it also made us strong. {138245}{138289}Klt &|Gwanga, gwanga, galoolie. {138293}{138359}COUNtEE &|Gwanga, gwanga, galoolie. {138363}{138413}Kit, look, the monkey's got your camera. {138417}{138479}Now, no matter what life had in store... {138519}{138569}... I was ready. 71944