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Hi, Nyasa.
Good Morning.

Sarah, Bible study,
Breakfast.

There's a goat in the house!

Get the goat out!

"Are you going to have some coffee?"
- I need to find that psalm.

- Which psalm?
- Everybody here? Let us pray.

God Father,
thank you for this morning,

Thank you for the night of sleep.

Thanks for the cookies.

Cookies!

We ask you to bless
our food.

We ask you to bless
everything we do today,

and we glorify you.

- In the name of Jesus...
- Amen.

Simon, Peter told them,
"I'm going fishing."

And they answered,
"Let's go with you."

"They went out and got into the boat,"

"and they did not catch anything at night."

"But when it was dawning,"

"Jesus appeared on the beach."

"And the disciples did not recognize him."

"And Jesus then said to them, 'My children,'

"Do not they have any fish? '"

"They said no."

"Then Jesus said,
'Come and eat.' "

"None of them questioned who he was"

"Knowing that it was the Lord"

"Jesus came and gave them bread,"

"And the fish."

"It is the third time that Jesus
appears to the disciples, "

"since it arose."

"We should not make
natural disease "

"an excuse to sin."

"But we should
back to the cross "

"and pray that the Lord
crucify our temperaments ... "

Cheers.

"... and renew ourselves with
gentleness and meekness. "

Come, you goats.

Come.

Let in 12.

Hit here.

Emma, ??get the Onyx.

I think it's broken.

Do not go there.

I do not trust you.

- Like this?
- Yes.

So go...

Can send.

What about?

He could have chased.

Yes, he could.

Just let me fill it up.

I think I can ...

You could do it.

It's easier that way.

Try to play in a
hanging height.

I do not even know how this works.

Play like this ...

Do not know.

Here, behind you.

Are you talking about my .45?

- Yes, you can .45.
- Yes.

But the bullet must stay
inside the cylinder.

- Like the ones in the show?
- Yes.

Do you have a longer cylinder?
You have a .45.

And you're talking about a .44?

You can not have a .45 Long Colt.

Wait.

"Before I hit the tree?"
- I think he hit the tree.

I do not think you got it right!

- I do not agree!
- Do it again.

I think he hit the tree.

We have two more bullets.

Do not kill my chickens.

Look, kids do not even care.

- We had chicken pie the other day.
- Certainly.

Look!

What is happening?

- How are you?
- Good.

"Where are they from?"
- Waller.

Are they all from Waller?

- Pleasure. What is your name?
- Timothy.

- Is that you?
- Noah.

It's a pleasure, Noah.

- Your name?
- Sara.

Have you ever ridden a bull?

Want to try someday?

We're preparing the bull.

It's raining a little.

Maybe it's wet but that's okay.

Want help getting up?

Turn to that side.

Give your foot.

The other foot.

Turn to that side.

Throw the leg. That.

Put that on.
Let's tie a knot.

- How old?
- 12.

- Is that you?
- Seven.

That Cool.

Get closer to the hump.

Put your hand like that.

Keep pulling at you.

- Sit on the rope.
Tilt your chest.

Put your hands like this.

Tilt your chest.

Like banging his chest.

Look here and press
feet and knees.

That hand here.
Do not touch.

- Look here.
- Ready?

Pull the rope tight.
Squeeze your feet.

Get out of there!

"You want to watch us with the bulls?"
- Of course.

Avoid the mud.

Sit in the back and
Be ready to jump.

- Vá agora.
- Go now.
- Buck!

Ride, Mitchell!

Get out of there!

Get out, quick!

Great, brother!

Was very good.

Beware of children.

What did you think?

- Want to try?
- Not with those!

We'll get a bigger one for you.
Great and bad!

They have small ones.

Do you want one of the puppies?

We have some calves,
small.

It has horns, but that's okay.

Go straight to the corral.

Hold on until I tell you to let go.

- They just need to jump.
Like a sheep.

That's right, like a sheep.

What do you think?

- It's very close.
- Very close.

Different from the TV or cabins.

Yes.

I think we'll get it
one of the calves.

I want to see what they
They'll find that out.

- Now?
- Coming soon.

Fast thing. It only takes one
minute to bring here.

Press.
Squeeze your feet.

Tilt your chest.

Hands here.
Is the gate ready?

Whenever you want, my friend.

Ready?

Press!

It's ok?

Sara, I need your help!

Help here.

- I brought you some milk!
- Hello friends.

Have you brought some milk today?

Is it good goat's milk?

And also chocolate.

How many did they bring today?

"Four gallons and two bottles."
- Right.

Carried here?

- Did you order the goats?
- Yes.

"And how much will it cost today?"
- It's $ 50.

All right, well paid.

- Perfect, thanks.
- Appreciate. See you next week.

Got it, Sara?

Timothy,
Do not let her carry it alone.

It's empty now.

Or close to empty,
it's just got ice.

WOMAN: All righty,
y'all got it?

Open the other door, Noah,
please.

(GRUNTS)

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

(ORGAN PLAYING)

(THUNDER RUMBLING)

LEEANNE: That's not
just serving.

It's enjoying.

It's enjoying serving God
with all your heart.

Part of that means
enjoying the people

that he's put in our path.

And he puts people
in our path

for a lot of
different reasons.

Sometimes to bless us
and encourage us,

sometimes to refine us,

sometimes to
give us patience.

Um...

But the one thing
that we need to always do

is that we need to
always treat them

as if they are valuable
and precious to God.

A part of that is how
we look at other people.

We look at them as having

inherent value
in and of themself.

It's one of the reasons
why we believe the way we do

about dating
and about marriage.

The whole focus
of dating is about what?

Having fun?
Having fun.

When life gets hard

and challenges come,

you need to know that
the person you're with

is committed to be with you

even when it gets hard

and it's no longer fun.

But if all you know is,

"I'm with you
till it's fun, mmm,

"not so much fun,
I'm outta here!"

Can you trust

when that person that
you're with has had

three other people

that were important
and special to him,

that when it's rough
with you

he's gonna be
able to stick with it.

Can he trust in you?

And until such a time
that you reach that point

of holding your heart and then
only giving it away at that once,

one time
permanent commitment,

for as long as you're both
together, guard your heart.

Because that is
one of the most

precious things you have.

Your dad and I
give you your rings

when you're 14

and we're recognizing
that your heart is precious.

And we're asking you
if you're willing to commit

to entrusting your heart
to your dad

until such a time that God
brings someone into your life

that you can give your
heart to forever, for good.

Not like dating,

not like spending time
with someone

you know,
just for the fun of it,

where you're not really
giving your heart

and you're not valuing
that person or their heart

as something precious
and eternal.

It's just something to be
enjoyed and used and discarded.

It's more like a candy bar
to be eaten for the moment,

before it melts.

You know, it's just fun,
you're gonna do it,

you're gonna
spend time together,

but it's not
a precious commitment.

Um, the Bible talks about
a Godly wife, says,

"The heart of her
husband trusts in her."

If we trust God,
and we act with integrity

and we honor other people,
and we honor ourselves,

we don't ever have to
wonder about our decisions.

And that's peace
that you can't get

from just following
the emotion of the moment.

Love you,
and I'm proud of you.

(GOATS BLEATING)

(STRAINING)

(COUGHING)

(WATER RUNNING)

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

Tayler, you wanna
say a prayer?

Colby, you wanna get
together and say a prayer?

Mitchell.

Say a prayer real quick?

I'll start it, I guess.

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

BOY: Come on, Patty.

Dear Lord, we come to you
tonight just to ask you

to be over all of us
cowboys out here tonight.

Just let us have fun,
and let us do what we do best,

and push us to
do better at all times.

Just let us all have fun
and do what we do.

In Jesus' name
we pray and play. Amen.

ALL: Amen.

Let's have fun
and ride some bulls, y'all.

MAN: Oh, yeah.
You know what...

Come on, boy.
Listen, you're...

You'll have to
hold on tight, okay?

Squeeze your legs, hold on
to the seat, don't fall off.

If you fall off,
then you ain't gonna win. Yes, sir.

Right now, you're in first place.
Yes, sir.

Okay?
Yes, sir.

You're in first place for
the buckle, son. Yes, sir.

If you win,

if you get, like, first and
second place all the time,

you'll win
your belt buckle.

Oh, that's tight!

Ready, cowboy?
Yes, sir.

Huh?
Yes, sir.

You gotta speak up like a cowboy,
son. Talk loud.

I'm Tallon Jenkins

and I'm gonna be
a champion bull rider.

You gotta talk
like a big boy, man.

You gotta talk
like a little man.

I am!
No, you're not.

You're talking
like a baby!

No, I'm not.
Speak up!

Talk to him, Carson.
Say "Hi, I'm Carson!"

Hi, I'm Carson!

BUD: I'm Carson Jenkins,
I'm gonna ride a bull!

Tell them!
I ride a bull.

BUD: A big bull!
A big bull.

BUD: Okay.

You better eat your corndog,
so you be strong.

(KIDS LAUGHING)

TALLON: Carson, say,
"I'm gonna be strong!"

♪ O'er the land of the free

♪ And the home

♪ Of the brave! ♪

MALE ANNOUNCER: All right,
that's Gloria Hilbert

with the American flag.

Please remain standing
for our cowboy's prayer.

Our cowboy's prayer.

Our Heavenly Father,
we pause at this time,

mindful of the many blessings
you have bestowed upon us.

We ask, Lord, you be with us
in the arena of life.

Where the grass grows lush,
green and strung high

and the water runs cool,
clear and deep.

That you'll take us
by the hands and say,

"Welcome to heaven,
cowboys."

(ALL APPLAUDING)

Colby Trichell, let's go!

Get you some. Yeah!

That's right!

Mitchell Tanner,
you have 764, Dewberry.

Colby Trichell,
you have 77, Gator Gun.

MAN 1: I'm going
left-handed tonight.

MAN 2: Let's try.
He's a little stout, isn't he?

(BELLOWING)

(METAL CLANGING)

Ready to go?

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

ANNOUNCER: Okay,
forget what you're about to hear,

Colby Trichell would be
just about ready

to board down
on bull number 826,

where he's gone
for his twenty.

See what gets down tonight!

MAN 1: Hold on, Colby!
MAN 2: Get off, Colby!

(MAN WHISTLING)

(WHOOPING)
(PEOPLE APPLAUDING)

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

Hi, Dixie.

You wanna help too?
Yeah!

Watch out, y'all!
Move y'all's little feet.

Move over here!
Dixie, move!

No!
Come here.

I'll grab it.
What?

Go.

(ROOSTER CROWING)

You wanna help?

Hey, get up! Get up!

Hold on tight. Hold on.
Ready? Here we go!

Whoo!

WOMAN: Dixie,
wanna come with us?

Dislocated shoulder.

(CRYING)

You can ride
on the next one!

Hello, would you like a sample
of anything? WOMAN: Sure.

What would you like to try?

We have cheese, chocolate milk,
yoghurt, kefir and milk.

The goat cheese...

That one.
SARA: Pesto and pepper?

Sure.

SARA: Would you
like some too?

Yeah. Can I try
the garlic and chive?

Yes, sir.

Thank you.

That's pesto and pepper.

(PUPPY WHIMPERING)

WOMAN: Would you like
a sample of goat cheese?

Would your puppy
like some milk?

(LAUGHS)

I've got
feta and chevre,

and in the chevre,
I got plain, spicy...

We raise the goats ourselves,
we milk them by hand,

and make the cheese
by hand.

Would you like
to try some?

I'm good.
Thank you though.

(BARKS)

Would you like a sample
of goat cheese?

Okay.

Would you like a sample
of goat cheese?

Okay.

BOY: Coffee juice!

Don't drink it all,
save some for me.

BOY: That was disgusting!

Would you like a sample
of goat cheese?

Hey, how's it going?
Hey.

Shoot. How've you been?

Good, how've you been?

Making it.

Out here playing
with these cows and stuff.

Shoot. What's your name again?
Sara.

Nice to meet you.

Where is your family
and all that?

Oh, they're all over there.

Ah, they're all here?
Shoot, yeah.

Your little brothers and stuff,
they're all here?

Heck, yeah, that's cool.

Shoot, yeah.
What have y'all been up to?

Oh, nothing much,
just milking goats.

Milking goats?
Shoot, yeah.

That's not the normal
everyday life for us,

but maybe for y'all.

We don't normally ride bulls!
Yeah that's what I'm saying...

This is not normal
for y'all either.

Shoot, you're thinking about
getting on one now?

No.
Oh, yeah? Why not?

Come on now,
that'll be fun.

You can't say that
wouldn't be fun.

You can do that for eight seconds.
Just eight seconds.

I wouldn't do it
for one second.

(LAUGHS)

Shoot, yeah.
Shoot, but...

How do y'all do all
that goat working stuff?

How do y'all
get to sell it?

Y'all walk around
and sell it?

No! We take it
to farmers' markets.

Oh, ya'll take it to farmers'
markets and stuff?

Yeah, we got about five farmers'
markets a week, I think.

Oh, dang.
Shoot, yeah!

Y'all make pretty good
money off of that?

Get by! Oh, yeah?
Shoot, that's all that matters...

It may seem like
we make a lot,

but then you have to feed it
all back to the goats.

Yeah. Yeah. Shoot, yeah.

Hey, that's all that matters,
that you get by with it.

Shoot, yeah.

Your little brothers
and all

have been doing good
and everything?

They wanna
get on a bull.

They wanna
get on again? (LAUGHS)

Shoot, yeah.
They had fun last time.

We gotta get
you all out here

and get you out here
to get to do it!

Never!
She says "Never!"

(BULL SNORTING)
(CLICKING TONGUE)

Come here.

Just slowly reach your hand to
see if she'll let you pet it.

Just be real soft.

Just reach down
with your hand.

Never mind.
SARA: Sorry.

Hey, little girl!
You're all right.

You're all right.

(HORSE NEIGHING)

She's shy.

(COLBY CLICKS TONGUE)

She's gone now,
but, shoot...

Anyways, I'm gonna
get back out here

and go to work with these
cows a little bit more.

But, uh...
I'll see you around, huh?

You take it easy.

(PEOPLE SPEAKING DISTANTLY)

(GASPS) Green.
SARA: Green!

SARA: (WHISPERING) Blue.
What?

SARA: (WHISPERING) Blue.

Blue!

Orange! Orange!

SARA: Do those look the same?
Yellow.

SARA: Yellow.

Okay, pick a color.

Me?
SARA: Yes, you.

(WHISPERING INDISTINCTLY)

(WHISPERING INDISTINCTLY)

What is it?

You picked a color
you didn't know?

Purple!
Purple. High five.

SETH: My turn.
Okay.

Who is your
favorite teacher?

Mommy!

She's your absolute favorite? Yeah.

Do you like it
when Dad teaches?

I don't know
if he ever teached.

When he does Bible study,
he's teaching.

He's not teaching us history...
Well, it is history.

He's not teaching us Math
or English or Spelling

but he's
teaching us.

Oh. What's this?

Do you like
when Kate teaches?

Yeah.

Who do you
like teaching you?

Grace.

You like Grace teaching you? Yep.

And Mommy?
I like you teaching us too!

I like teaching you.

What's something
you learned?

SETH: About Jesus!

About Jesus?

Dying on a cross
and coming from the dead!

To?

Um...

I don't know.

Save us from our sins?

Save us from
our sins, yeah!

Yeah. Did you learn that?

Did you learn
anything else?

And who taught you it?
Nobody!

Oh, you learned by yourself? Yep.

But the Bible teaches that parents
should raise their own children.

We don't think that the teacher
should have to teach us.

Besides, you know...

Were you homeschooled
when you were little?

I was homeschooled my whole life,
just like we all are.

Why?

Was Dad and Mommy
homeschooled?

No, no.

But they decided they wanted
their kids to be homeschooled.

'Cause there's also bad
influences in the school.

Were they little?

They were little
and they are big.

They went
to public school

from the time
they were your size,

to the time they were... My age?

Daddy was in school

even when he was Christin's size,
in college.

SARA: What's that,
Seth, Sara...

BOY: Say the letter!

SARA: I'm not gonna say the letter!
I can't... I need...

(INDISTINCT)

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

And then...
What are you writing?

"Okay, Dad."

But I'm not Dad, I'm Sara.

"Okay, Dad."
That's "Okay, Dod."

Say it again.

Sara.
Say it again.

Sara.

SARA: Listen,
what comes after that?

Okay, what letter is that?

Good job!
Yeah!

Judah!

No! That's the oven.

Yeah, that's the oven!

Wait. Don't start it! Look.

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

This is the oven.

Here's the button!

That's the button.

(GRUNTS)

Judah.

(ROOSTER CROWING)

MAN: Uh, uh, uh.
Safety, safety.

I didn't hit anything.
Well, I hit something.

MAN: You're pretty good.

Well, let's go look.
See what you hit.

Oh, that's what you did over there,
all those shots.

You shoot again?
I need to talk to mom.

All right. Run inside
and find out what you need.

Hurry back.
Leave those on the table.

Yeah.

(BLEATS)

It's okay, Martine.

What?

She got infected.

(DOOR OPENING)

(DOOR CLOSES)

(BLEATING)

Come on, Martine.
Come on, sweetie.

You know Uncle Michael...

Mike would grab you
by your nuts!

Yeah, let's not do that.
(LAUGHS)

(GRUNTING)

Yeah!
Ready?

(PANTING)

(DOG BARKING)

(YELPS)

(STRAINING)

Oh, my God!

(BARKING)

(STRAINING)
Oh get... Please!

He squeezed your stomach!

(BOTH LAUGHING)

He's strong, he's strong,
that little skinny fucker,

but it just ain't
got no meat on him

to hold him
on the ground!

I just can't
get him off me!

You're long enough. If you
got a little bit of muscle...

MAN: He just ain't got
no meat on him

to hold him
on the ground.

If he got a little bit
more meat on him... I know.

I need to gain some weight,
that's it!

(PANTING)

We've talked about things

and I've shared with you
some of mine

as far as physical like
alcohol and pills, okay?

That's one thing, that's one
mountain that was in my life,

but it goes further.

What about the emotional side
of your spiritualism?

What about bitterness
and unforgiveness?

What about things
of that nature? Huh?

MAN: Resentment.

Resentment.
Vengeance.

There's so many
that keep going on and on.

It's so important
having God in your life

so that you can be blessed
and receive the life

that he wants for each
and every one of us.

And you know,
you've always heard the old saying,

"You got an angel
on one shoulder

"and the devil on the left,"
you know,

or something
like that.

Pretty much it's true,
you know?

If he's sitting there,

especially when
you're out doing wrong,

and you know it and you can
feel it, conviction setting in,

but, he's going, "Oh, man,
be all right, just go for it.

"Just do it!
What's it gonna hurt?"

And again,
you don't wanna be a slave to sin,

you wanna be
a slave to God's law!

You know at the age
of probably 14 or 15,

man, I can remember
sitting there drunk,

with a loaded shotgun
in my mouth.

I hated life so bad,

I didn't wanna
be there anymore.

I told God, "Man, my problems
are your fault, you fix it!"

He wouldn't fix it.

So I don't wanna be here.

Well, it hit me this week

because I found out
that the boy,

Jake Smith, you know,
20 years old,

he was into drugs.

And that sin,
he was having fun,

and getting that high,
over and over and over and over,

it finally caught up
with him.

I don't know why,

I don't know what finally
hit him or set him off,

but it was bad enough
that he took his own life.

And you know what?
That's exactly what Satan wants.

He wants you to live
such a simple life,

that it gets so low,

that you'll take
your own life.

(DOG BARKING DISTANTLY)

(CLATTERING)

(WOMAN SPEAKING DISTANTLY)

Have fun now, Tayler, ride!
Ride, ride, ride!

MAN: Ride it, Tayler!

Get your feet down there right now,
don't move your feet!

You ready?
Yeah.

Let go!
Squeeze!

Squeeze, Tayler!
Squeeze!

(HORSE WHINNYING) There you go!
There you go!

There you go, Tayler.

MAN: Good draft.
That's what I'm saying.

If she's squeezing her legs, she'd
do even better. She does that.

Yeah, she don't quit.
MAN: Yeah.

Her head is straight.

MAN: If she's squeezing her legs,
she'll be all right.

She got back on.

Yeah, she got back
riding over there.

MAN: She got
back on him, yeah.

Once you squeezed your legs,
you got back up in there.

Bucking!

(MAN GRUNTS)

MAN: She's gotta go.
MAN 2: Don't let go, Colby!

(GROANS)

My elbow. My elbow.
(GROANS)

(DISTANT APPLAUSE)

Let me help.

COLBY: Ow!

MAN: Ease out.

(COLBY GROANS)

Just pull this
motherfucker.

One, two, three, pull. (GRUNTS)

It's not my wrist,
it's my damn elbow!

I see it.
(GROANS)

Can you move it or not? Yeah.

Let me see. Put your hand out here.

Ain't nothing wrong
with it.

Where is it hurting?
Right here.

It just popped.
It jerked the shit out of it.

Yeah, I heard
it pop.

MAN: Go ahead. Go ahead.
Go ahead. Go ahead.

(EXHALES DEEPLY)

(SNIFFS)

(COUGHING)

(EXHALES DEEPLY)

(COUGHING)

(SNIFFLING)

(GROANS)

(CHILDREN GIGGLING)

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

Get on me again.

(DOOR CREAKING)

BOY 1: Are you ready?
BOY 2: Yeah.

BOY 1: Up?
BOY 2: Yeah.

(BOY LAUGHING DISTANTLY)

(BIRDS SQUAWKING)

(HORSE SNORTS)

So you're trying to
scoot up here,

you squeeze in your knees
a little bit, like,

and not trying to crunch,
clamp down on it,

trying to kinda sit up
and stay off your butt.

Try and sit up here and squeeze
in your knees, stay off your butt.

When the bull kicks up like that
and you're sitting on your butt

it's gonna
throw you forward.

And it kicks up. So if you're
off your butt like this

if it kicks up,
you're sitting square,

your body will be sitting
square on it the whole time.

You just get a good grip
of your feet

and get a good grip
of your knees,

and that's all you do.

You just kinda throw
your heels forward.

That's all you gotta do,
you just throw your heels forward

and you can sit
right there.

So you wanna give it a shot? No.

(LAUGHS) She said "No!"

You ain't down for a riding, huh?
Your sisters said they...

I'd ride a horse,
I won't ride a bull.

She says, "I'd ride a horse
but not so much about a bull."

Your sisters,
they like it though.

I don't know, I would say it's
pretty simple to ride a bull,

but I'd be lying to you.

It's simple to me
a little bit I guess,

'cause I've been doing it
for so long, but...

I don't know, once you get
it down pat, you got it.

It's like riding a bike.
You never forget. (LAUGHS)

(KISSING NOISES)

(WHISTLES)

(THUNDER RUMBLING)

We got a bunch of bulls
out here, that's for sure.

(MOOING)

There?
Yep. Put it here.

Did you grab my book?
No.

Did you grab my book?
No. I'll get it.

I'll go back and get it.
(BABY CRYING)

(INSECTS BUZZING)

What do I do with this?

Put it in with the caps.

You want me to do that? I got it.

There's a spider on her leg!
It won't kill her.

Here there's a rolly
polly on my hand. (LAUGHS)

Just remember that the prince
asked her to be his wife

and she was like, "No way!"

Sara. So she's discussing
with her brother how to escape

from her apparent...

You don't escape, you just stay
there! I'm sure it's prison.

Oh, yeah! Stay there to let
that guy force you to marry him?

It's better than leave him.

Oh!

Oh, I don't want to see
you marry, Emma!

Fine, don't.

All right.

Okay, she's just said that
she's not going to marry him.

Why not?

(SCOFFS)
'Cause she does not love him.

(INSECTS CHITTERING)

SARA: Can you hold this?

You almost done
eating that?

No, thank you.

Can I give it to the buggies? Yeah.

Come here.

Okay.

Got you!

Are you coming,
Emma?

EMMA: Uh, yes.

SARA: Stay still.

(DOG BARKING DISTANTLY)

(HEARTBEAT)

DOCTOR: Is it beating
like that?

(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)

Is she looking
forward to the baby?

CAMILLE: Yes, I think so.
Or we may...

(COOING)

She may revert back to a baby,
I'm not sure.

That's all right.
She won't do it forever.

CAMILLE: It's the baby.
Yeah!

She likes babies right now. Uh-huh.

CAMILLE: She's very
intrigued when we see a baby.

So I'm hoping that means
it will be easy. (CHUCKLES)

DOCTOR: Everything is
looking good.

CAMILLE: Yeah?
DOCTOR: That's done.

DOCTOR: You wanna
help your mama?

Help her up.
(CAMILLE GROANS)

DOCTOR: Got it.

CAMILLE: Come here,
you move.

(ROOSTERS CROWING)

GIRL: "For Adam was
formed first, then Eve.

"And Adam was not
the one deceived,

"it was the woman who was
deceived and became a sinner."

LEEANNE: Your turn.
Your verse.

"Then the Lord God said, 'It is not
good that the man should be alone,

"I will make him
a helper fit for him.'"

That's all it is.

LEEANNE: That's good.
GIRL: That was easy.

(CHUCKLES)
LEEANNE: That was easy.

So, what were women
created for?

To help men.

To get them out
of their tight spots?

Later on there is a verse
that talks about, um,

"Man wasn't made for woman,
but woman was made for man".

Um, sometimes it's hard
to remember that.

(FLIPPING PAGES)
You know, when you're tired

or whatever,
you look up and you say,

"He should be helping me".
But you also remember

that that's what
we're created for.

And that's probably where we'll also
find a greater measure of happiness.

Why do you think people think
of submission as a weak thing?

Come on.

GIRL: Because you
have to obey?

(ALL LAUGHING)

LEEANNE: Yeah!

You have to obey.

You're also saying that
someone else is over you.

But I will tell you
from experience,

it takes more
strength to submit

and acknowledge
someone else's leadership,

and you, um, coming under
someone's authority.

It takes more strength
to willingly do that

than to stand up and declare
that you can do it on your own,

and that you're
the only boss of you.

(GIRLS GIGGLING)
We're gonna pray.

Dear Lord,
thank you for these girls.

Thank you for
the incredible privilege

of raising them up
to bring honor to you.

Thank you that they
are strong, young women

who are going to accomplish
great things,

and be able to show

your glory more fully
to a world who needs it.

Amen.

SARA: Dear Jesus,
please help Mom

be content
with where she is

in life,

and help her to continue doing
all that she does for everyone,

and please help me to,

um, be more content too.
In Jesus' name, amen.

You want more?
No.

You lead on.

(ROOSTER CROWING)

Throw them
over the fence.

Put them up on the fence right
there. Just throw 'em over.

(GOATS BLEATING)

TIM: Right there.
What?

Go over here.

Over here.

(GOATS BLEATING)

Right here. Drop it.

(CLANGING)

What do you
need me to do?

Nothing.

Pull up this end?

SARA: No.

TIM: Well?
No.

(GRUNTING)

The least you could do is
put the fence in straight!

Crooked every one
of them, crooked!

Not worth a thing!
Give me that!

(CLANGING)

You might wanna use these.

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATION)

(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

Here are some rolls
of paper towels.

BOY: Don't add no more spice
to 'em, Todd.

Don't add no more spice.

MAN: Not yet.
That plate is hot.

WOMAN: You know me!

Yeah,
I know mechanics.

MAN: Just like them
new tires you got...

(WOMAN LAUGHS)

I'm getting it
all over my chair!

MAN: Don't you know how to
handle getting them crawfish?

MAN 2: See those new tires
ain't new right now.

You want me to peel them for you?

If you want to.
If you want to, I'll let you.

I will. You want me to show you?

Look, watch this.

A chicken leg. Chicken leg.
BOY: Somebody grab a leg.

Hey, let Drew grab your leg.
Don't drop it, Drew.

It's only going to take
one of us to hold him up.

BOY: Yeah.

BOY 2: You wanna get Mom
to hold you up?

BOY: Yeah.

BOY 2: Come here.
Nod if you want me to pump.

You want me
to pump?

BOY: You gotta squeeze in the
handle, you can't fake it.

BOY 2: Cut the nuts.

Cut the nuts,
cut the nuts.

BOY: I got him. I got him.

(LAUGHTER)

I got his nipple.
Are you good?

It feels like a pimple.

I got his nipple.

BOY 2:
It feels like a pimple!

Why are you falling?
(WOMAN LAUGHS)

WOMAN: He's afraid
somebody's dropping him!

BOY 2: You want
to pump it?

That thing felt like
a pimple in my hand!

(LAUGHING)

Damn,
you dropped it.

MAN:
You calling it a fucker?

That was sexy, Colby!
COLBY: That felt good!

BOY: Where'd my drink go?
Who grabbed my drink?

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

MAN: She rides bulls!
She rides bulls!

She rides bulls?
BOY: Yeah.

(METALS CLANKING)

MAN: Ride, Tayler!

TAYLER: Whoo-hoo!

You wanna ride it, buddy?

GIRL 1: You go ride it,
go right ahead.

I done ride it twice.

GIRL 2: Hey, I'll ride it
if somebody else rides it.

GIRL 1: I never seen
you ride it.

You ain't been watching me.
Nobody pays attention to me.

I'm neglected.
I thought they were the first ones.

I thought they were
the first ones.

GIRL 3: Actually did pretty good.
(GASPS) Go! Go! Go!

GIRL 3: I'll do it.
BOY: Do it!

Y'all wanna go fast.
Go, you got to!

Hey, she's gonna
ride it.

You did better
than me. Oh, shit!

Oh, that shit hurt
like a motherfucker!

(METALS CLANKING)

BOY: Here we go!
Whoa! That's not new.

That's not normal!

Look at it, dog.

I locked the motherfucker out,
that's why I'm bleeding!

We gonna try to ride
opposite hand.

Let's go oppo!
Let's go oppo! Do it.

Let's try to ride
with the opposite hand.

BOY: Go oppo!

Let's go. Hello!

MAN: This is the national world
champion cowgirl right here.

Put your hat on. National world final
champion bull rider right there.

(GIRLS LAUGHING)

Whoo!

That was new.

Totally different
than riding.

Yeah, I ain't never
rode right-handed.

I think riding
on a regular bull

is a lot easier
than this stuff.

Yeah.
For me.

See you were doing good though.
Oh, no.

I was sitting there, I was
laughing at everybody else.

I was like, see, girl
gonna show y'all up.

(BOTH CHUCKLE)

You was doing good.

(CRICKETS CHIRPING)

(BOYS LAUGHING)

MAN: Dig her up.

COLBY: Hey, how's it going?

SARA: Hey.

Y'all wanna come over here
and get some practices on?

Y'all wanna come
over here and get on some?

Here. (GRUNTS) Get up.

(LAUGHS)

How you doin'?

SARA: No, thanks.
I don't wanna.

How you doing today?
You doing good?

Yeah.
That's good.

(WATER SLUSHES)

(COLBY CHUCKLES)

Ya'll ready to get on over
here and have some fun?

Shit, yeah.

You already got
the riding lesson.

That's right,
I said that.

You gonna
hop up there.

There you go.

Ready? One, two, three. (GRUNTS)

Put your leg over.

Kinda bow your chest out,
poke your chest out.

Instead of your back
being bowed like that,

try to bow your...
Bow it like this.

All right now,
back your arm over.

Put your...
Put this free hand right there.

Squeeze just like that
the whole time.

Sit and just do this.

Do this right here.
All right, go ahead.

(SPRING CREAKING)

Lean forward when it...
When it rise up,

lean forward where it kicks up
and then kind of move back a bit.

(SPRING CREAKING HEAVILY)
Turn it back a little bit.

You got this!

Heck, yeah. All right,
get outta there.

Jump, jump.
(LAUGHS)

Shoot, yeah, gimme some.
Heck, yeah.

(HORSE NEIGHING)

(HORSE SNORTS)

(FLIES BUZZING)

(METAL CLANKING)

COLBY: There you go,
there you go, there you go.

(SNORTS)

COLBY: Now you're getting
the rhythm of it. (CHUCKLES)

For it, there you go, for it.

There you go.
You got this.

Heck, yeah.
All right.

(HORSE WHINNYING)

(CAT MEOWING)

(CHICKENS CLUCKING
DISTANTLY)

(GOATS BLEATING DISTANTLY)

(CAT MEOWING)

(BABY CRYING DISTANTLY)

ALL: Our Father who art in heaven,
hallowed be thy name.

Thy kingdom come, thy will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day
our daily bread

and forgive us our debts,
as we forgive our debtors.

Lead us not to temptation,
but deliver us from evil.

For thine is the kingdom and
the power and the glory forever.

Amen.

I will run a household.

Get married,
have children and run a household.

You?

Well... (CHUCKLES)

GIRL: Besides riding a
horse off into the sunset.

I don't wanna do that.

GIRL: Sara, what do
you want to do?

Well, I don't want
to get married.

GIRL: Why not?
I just don't.

GIRL: Oh, well.

What about you, Grace?

Um, I'm going
to get married.

I hope to.
Have two children.

SARA: Just two?
At least. At least.

GIRL: If you don't want to get
married, what do you want to do?

I don't know,

but I do wanna
live in Texas.

GIRL: Would you stay on?
Would you...

No. GIRL:
...stay here as a dairy farmer?

No!
(ALL CHUCKLE)

I want to just travel.
(CHUCKLES)

GIRL: What about you, Chris?

CHRIS: I'd go to
Virginia probably.

SARA: What?

GIRL: Let's see the place where
Stonewall Jackson was buried again.

Not Virginia.
GIRL: Well, where?

Virginia's too close to home.
GIRL: Well, where?

GIRL: There's enough history there
for... I would go to Virginia.

Well, I'd like to
go to Paris.

But not just
Paris alone.

I'd love to go to Rome,
there's a lot of history.

GIRL: If I was to go to overseas,
I'd go to Rome.

But I don't see that
happening anytime soon.

GIRL: What about Egypt?
GIRL 2: Oh, you're getting married?

GIRL: But you do hope
to get married?

(SCOFFS) Yeah!

GIRL: Why?

I don't know. But whoever I marry,
hopefully he has a ranch.

(GIRLS GIGGLING)

GIRL: So do you think that we
are... God calls us to get married?

Of course.

And you?

Me?
Yes.

Me, yes, I do.
It says so in the Bible.

We were designed to be his
helpmate. GIRL: That is my point.

GIRL: We learned it
with Mom.

If Adam didn't need a helpmate,
we wouldn't be around! (CHUCKLES)

GIRL: And then so, Sara,
when we have our children,

and you are
still a spinster...

GIRL: That was rude!
(INDISTINCT)

I'll come take pictures
of your little fat children.

(ALL LAUGH)

GIRL 1: Okay, let's not be rude.
GIRL 2: That was not...

That was very rude!

(INSECTS CHIRPING)
(GOATS BLEATING)

(ROOSTER CROWING DISTANTLY)

(HEARTBEAT)

She sounds good.
CAMILLE: She's further down.

Yes, she is.
She's right there.

WOMAN: Nobody was in here, so I just
went and used this bathroom. (CHUCKLES)

CAMILLE: Mmm.

(BREATHES DEEPLY)

(GROANS)
(PAPER RUSTLING)

WOMAN: There you go,
right there, mama.

You can go to hands and
knees if you don't like that.

(GROANING)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Whatever you want,
you can do, okay?

(CAMILLE GROANING IN PAIN)

Good, great job,
Camille.

(CAMILLE GROANING)

(CAMILLE CRYING)

That's good, you're
doing fine, sweetie.

Good job. If it's over,
just take some breaths.

Just gonna listen...

Slow down.

Can you take
my watch off?

Take my
watch off.

Deep breaths...
(CAMILLE BREATHING DEEPLY)

...in through your nose,
out through your mouth.

There's your baby, I want you to
slow down. (CAMILLE INHALES SHARPLY)

Baby pushes.
Mmm. Mmm.

I can't
push anymore.

Yes, you are pushing.
She's moving. No.

Yeah. She's right here.
Right here. Stop. It hurts!

She's right here.

(CRYING)

She's got
a lot of hair!

(WAILING)

I can see the baby.

Let me check for a cord.
Okay, dad, come over here.

There's a cord on her neck.
CAMILLE: Oh, my God.

Okay.

Let's wait just a second,
let's see if I can loop it off.

You can still
get down there, dad.

You can get
down here, dad,

but I'm gonna have to help her
'cause the cord is tied.

Okay, so on your next push,
I just want you to push.

Next time you have a contraction.
(CAMILLE CRIES)

You ready? I need to push now.

Okay. Go ahead.
Then do it. Go for it.

Here she comes!
(CAMILLE SIGHING IN RELIEF)

Hey, dad!
CAMILLE: Oh!

(BABY COOING)
Hi!

Say hi, baby girl!

Oh!

Hey, mama! Talk to her.
Get her head up there.

Here we go.

CAMILLE: Aww, you okay?

Take this one. Is that warm? Yes.

(BABY GURGLES)

It's okay.
(BABY WAILING)

Hey, beautiful! Hey.

You wanna
hold her yet?

Keep her tight there, mama,
'cause she's still attached.

Okay.

(BABY WAILS)

Aw, you're my baby,
yeah!

You look like Grace.

(WOMAN CHUCKLES)

You look like
your big sister.

(BABY CRIES)

WOMAN: Aww,
she's happy to be here!

(BABY WAILING)

(BABY COOING)

(SQUAWKING)
(WAVES CRASHING)

SETH: Mom, what are
in these? The holes.

What are in the holes?
What are in the holes?

Little crabbies,
like little crabs.

Dixie would call them
buggies. Buggies.

(DIXIE BABBLES)

Yeah, buggies!

There's one.
There's a thousand of them!

There's one everywhere!

Oh, look what
you did, Seth!

(SNICKERING)

LEEANNE: Seth needs sunscreen. He's
getting burned here on his shoulders.

Well, I'm gonna rinse this off
and I'll put some on him.

LEEANNE: Okay.

Uh, Judah may need some more, too.
Judah, don't do that.

(BOYS PLAYING AND SHOUTING)

(FROGS CROAKING)

(CUTTING CLOTH)

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

What are you
worried about?

I don't know.

(SNIFFLES)

What can't
you figure out?

I'm just trying to figure out
how to be a good Christian.

I can't understand
so much of it.

Nobody ever does. That's what
sanctification is all about, sweetie.

We're all...
All a work in progress.

Remember when
Jesus was...

They were in the boat in
the middle of the storm,

and the apostles
were freaking out.

They thought they
were going to drown.

And Jesus
was sleeping?

That's the trick.

We have so many storms that
are going to come our way.

Can we be peaceful in the
middle of them? Can we trust?

I can't.

Sometimes I get better.

Each battle, day by day,
but not even close.

You think that when
you become a Christian

that means you're there
automatically, no troubles, no trials?

Didn't work
that way.

That would be like
me getting pregnant

and giving birth
to an 18-year-old adult

ready to go off and make
their way in the world.

(CHUCKLES) It doesn't
happen that way.

But being scared doesn't
mean you're not a Christian.

Wondering...

That doesn't mean
you're not a believer.

Having doubts doesn't mean
you don't have trust.

It just means sometimes you have
to dig deeper to find that trust.

And to be
reminded of it.

You think God wants you
to struggle to find trust?

I don't think
he wants struggle.

But if it's easy,
it's not really trust.

It's easy to be confident and not
afraid when things are going well.

But do we know how well
that will hold up when...

When it's hard.

Know what I mean?

Can you pray?

Yeah.

Dear Lord,
please be with Sara.

Sometimes we feel so alone
and so confused and so torn.

You're there,
but it's so easy to not see that.

Just like when we're little
and it's dark and we're scared

and we know... We know that there's
something horrible under the bed.

And we're so afraid
we can't remember

that Mom or Dad
are just down the hall.

Help Sara to remember
that you're there

and that you love her

and that you're guiding her
and that you take joy in her.

And you rejoice over
every step that she takes

and that you hurt
when she hurts.

Please remind her of this, please bless
her with knowing that you're right there.

Please help her
to remember to stop,

and to take those deep
breaths and to calm down

and to stop
the pounding heart

and all the thoughts,
and just take a minute to rest

and to trust in you and your
goodness and your loving care,

even when it makes no sense,
even when we don't see the way.

Help us to trust,

because that's the only place
that we can really find peace

that will last no matter
what the storms are.

Please continue to be
with Sara and comfort Sara.

Help her know that there's always people
that she can turn to who love her.

And thank you for your
sacrifice on our behalf

that allows us to put
on those clean clothes

and thank you
for working with us

so that every day we become more
and more who you desire us to be.

In Jesus' name
we pray. Amen.

(KISSES)
(SNIFFLING)

I am so proud of you.
You know that?

And I love you
so much.

And God has some really
awesome things planned for you.

(SNIFFLING)

(KISSES)

(GOATS BLEATING)