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NOW, HERE, LAURA.

HERE'S SOME NEW FABRIC THAT JUST CAME IN.

HERE. LOOK AT THAT.

THAT'S BEAUTIFUL. MM-HMM.

Harriet: WELL, I NEVER.

Laura: PARDON ME?

UH! THAT WOMAN AT HER AGE

ON THAT HORSE WITHOUT A SIDESADDLE.

I TELL YOU, IT'S A DISGRACE.

WHO ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?

MISS LELAND, OF COURSE.

RUTHY?

MM-HMM.

I DON'T BELIEVE IT.

LAURA INGALLS.

WELL, LET ME LOOK AT YOU.

YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL.

IT'S LAURA WILDER NOW. I HAVE A BABY.

A BABY. HOW WONDERFUL.

AND A VERY HANDSOME HUSBAND, TOO, I'LL BET.

WELL, I THINK SO.

IS THERE SOMETHING THAT I COULD DO FOR YOU TODAY, MISS LELAND?

YES, MRS. OLESON. I HAVE A LIST.

DEWEY WILL BE BY TO PICK IT UP LATER.

IF THERE'S ANYTHING YOU CAN'T SUPPLY,

WILL YOU JUST MAKE A NOTE?

OH, NO. I'M QUITE CERTAIN THAT WE CAN TAKE CARE OF IT.

THANK YOU.

WELL, I CAN'T GET OVER IT.

HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN?

6 YEARS.

THOUGHT YOU WERE NEVER COMING BACK.

OH, I COULDN'T STAY AWAY.

SUMMER HERE IS LIKE NO OTHER PLACE ON EARTH.

WELL, I'M GLAD YOU COULDN'T.

HOW LONG ARE YOU GOING TO STAY THIS TIME?

AT LEAST FOR THE SUMMER, MAYBE LONGER. TILL I GET HOMESICK.

DEWEY WOULD LIKE TO SPEND THE YEAR AROUND HERE.

DEWEY? IS HE STILL WORKING FOR YOU?

YES. HE'S OPENING UP MY SUMMERHOUSE NOW.

I REMEMBER HOW HE AND PA

USED TO SIT UP ALL NIGHT LONG JUST TALKING.

PA MISSED THAT.

SO DID DEWEY. BUT THERE WILL BE NO MORE LATE NIGHTS THIS TIME.

THERE IS MORE WORK THAN DEWEY COUNTED ON.

OH, BY THE WAY, YOU DON'T KNOW

OF A YOUNG BOY I COULD HIRE, DO YOU?

THE CARTERS HAVE A BOY. I'M SURE HE COULD HELP.

CARTERS. I DON'T REMEMBER THAT NAME.

WELL, YOU CAN'T MISS THEIR PLACE.

THEY LIVE IN OUR OLD HOUSE.

THANK YOU.

AND WHEN I GET ORGANIZED,

YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO COME OVER AND VISIT

AND BRING THAT BABY.

I WILL, RUTHY.

Laura: BYE.

GOOD-BYE. TAKE CARE.

[CLICKS TONGUE]

THAT'S ONE WOMAN WHO SURE CAN SIT A HORSE.

Harriet: NELS.

YES. COMING, DEAR.

NELS!

I SAID, I'M COMING!

IF YOU MEN WILL EXCUSE ME, I HAVE A HEN SETTING.

SURE, MA. WE'LL CLEAN UP.

VOLUNTEERS ON A SATURDAY? I DON'T BELIEVE IT.

[DOOR CLOSES]

PA, DID YOU GET MA'S PRESENT YET?

WE STILL HAVE 3 WEEKS LEFT TILL HER BIRTHDAY.

THERE'S PLENTY OF TIME.

IN A WEEK, I'LL HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO GET MA WHAT I PICKED OUT.

IT'S A BIRD FEEDER.

THAT'S REAL NICE, SON. YOU SURE YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE ENOUGH MONEY?

Jeb: SURE, PA.

MR. STOVER SAW HOW I WHITEWASHED MR. BURNS' CHICKEN COOP

AND WANTS ME TO DO HIS.

JASON, WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO GET MA FOR HER BIRTHDAY?

I DON'T KNOW.

OH, WE'LL THINK OF SOMETHING.

YOU CAN ALWAYS GIVE HER A NEW WASHBOARD.

THAT'S WHAT I GAVE HER LAST YEAR.

Father: THAT'S ALL RIGHT, SON.

WE'LL FIND HER SOMETHING NICE TO GIVE HER FROM BOTH OF US.

YEAH.

I WISH I COULD GET A GIFT MYSELF,

LIKE JEB.

WELL, WHEN YOU GET A LITTLE BIGGER,

YOU CAN GET A JOB LIKE YOUR BROTHER.

UH...WHY DON'T YOU GO DIGGING FOR WORMS?

I HEAR THE FISH ARE BITING.

YEAH. I GUESS I'M BIG ENOUGH FOR THAT.

[DOOR CLOSES]

GOOD MORNING.

GOOD MORNING.

IS THAT THE CARTER RESIDENCE?

THE CARTER WHAT?

IS THAT THE CARTER HOUSE?

YES'M.

WELL, THEN YOU MUST BE MASTER CARTER.

MASTER CARTER?

YOU PROBABLY MEAN MY BROTHER JEB. I'M JASON.

OH. IS HE HOME? I'M LOOKING FOR A YOUNG MAN

TO DO SOME WORK AROUND MY SUMMERHOUSE.

YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT A REAL JOB?

HEAVY WORK FOR REAL WAGES.

I CAN DO A LOT OF HEAVY STUFF.

OH, WELL, IT'S VERY HEAVY WORK.

I THINK I NEED SOMEBODY OLDER.

JEB'S OLDER.

BUT HE ALREADY HAS A JOB.

MY MA SAYS I'M SMALL BUT I'M WIRY.

WELL...

THERE'S A LOT OF LIFTING AND MOVING.

I MOVED MY BEDROOM AROUND ONCE.

AND CLEANING.

I CLEAN THE BARN EVERY WEEK, AND THAT'S CLEANING.

IT'S CLEAN NOW. YOU WANT ME TO SHOW YOU?

OH, NO. NO, I BELIEVE YOU.

I CAN EVEN TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSE.

I KNOW A LOT ABOUT HORSES.

ALL RIGHT. I'LL GIVE YOU A TRY,

BUT ONLY ON A TRIAL BASIS.

JUST GIVE ME A WEEK.

IF I DON'T DO GOOD, YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY ME.

YOU CAN EVEN FIRE ME IF YOU WANT.

VERY WELL, MR. CARTER. WE HAVE A DEAL.

MY HOUSE IS DOWN PAST THE STREAM.

THE ONE WITH THE BARS ON THE WINDOWS?

THE VERY ONE.

AND I WILL EXPECT YOU MONDAY AFTERNOON.

HEY, WAIT!

YOUR WORMS.

HMM.

I GOT MYSELF A JOB!

MA, I GOT A JOB! A JOB, MA! A REAL JOB!

WHO FOR?

I DON'T KNOW EXACTLY.

BUT YOU DO KNOW HOW MUCH YOU'LL BE PAID.

I FORGOT TO ASK.

AND IT'S A REAL JOB?

OH, YEAH. MOVING, CLEANING, AND FIXING.

ALL KINDS OF STUFF. REAL HEAVY WORK.

NOW, JASON, WORKING FOR SOMEONE ELSE IS VERY IMPORTANT.

IT'S NOT LIKE WORKING AROUND HERE.

I'LL STILL DO MY CHORES. PA HAS A JOB, AND HE STILL DOES HIS CHORES.

THAT'S TRUE, BUT--

THEN IT'S OK?

YES. IT'S OK.

THANKS, MA. I GOT A JOB!

I GOT MYSELF A JOB!

I HOPE THAT YOUNG MAN YOU HIRED GETS HERE SOON.

I COULD SURE USE A HAND.

AFTER 6 YEARS, THIS PLACE IS FALLING APART.

OH, HE'LL BE HERE, AND HE'S VERY ENTHUSIASTIC.

WELL, HE WON'T BE AFTER I SHOW HIM

ALL THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE AROUND HERE.

I THINK YOU'LL HAVE TO GO SOME TO SCARE THIS ONE OFF.

HERE I AM, MA'AM.

READY TO WORK.

RUTHY.

CAN I, UH...

CAN I ASK YOU JUST ONE QUESTION?

IS THIS YOUR HELP?

DEWEY, THIS IS MASTER CARTER.

MR. DEWEY, A PLEASURE, SIR.

NOW, DEWEY WILL SHOW YOU YOUR DUTIES,

AND IF THERE ARE ANY PROBLEMS,

PLEASE TALK TO ME.

WELL, WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO DO?

JASON?

HI, MA.

DID EVERYTHING GO WELL?

GREAT. JUST GREAT.

JEB AND YOUR FATHER ARE OUT IN THE BARN.

WHY DON'T YOU RUN UP AND CHANGE SHIRTS? I'LL HOLD SUPPER.

YES, MA'AM.

SARAH, I'M SO HUNGRY, I COULD EAT A HORSE.

WHERE'S JASON?

OH, HE'LL BE DOWN IN A MINUTE.

JASON, COME ON DOWN. I'M STARVED.

COME ON, JASON.

JASON.

Sarah: YOU TWO WASH UP. I'LL GET HIM.

ALL RIGHT.

JASON.

YOU MUST KNOW HOW MUCH SHE'S PAYING YOU.

YOU'VE BEEN WORKING FOR ALMOST A WEEK.

EVERYBODY PAYS ON SATURDAYS. YOU KNOW THAT.

I KNOW, I KNOW, BUT NOBODY WORKS FOR FREE.

FIVE CENTS A DAY, 30 CENTS A WEEK? COME ON, JASON.

I TOLD YOU, I'M NOT SURE.

WHAT DO YOU NEED THE MONEY FOR ANYWAY?

MA'S BIRTHDAY.

PA TOLD YOU. HE'S GETTING A BIG PRESENT

AND YOU CAN PUT YOUR NAME ON IT.

IT'S NOT THE SAME. I WANT TO BUY SOMETHING MYSELF.

WELL, YOU CAN'T GET ANYTHING OUT OF THE CATALOG.

I ALREADY ORDERED, AND IT TAKES TWO WEEKS.

DOESN'T MATTER. I'LL WORK TILL I HAVE ENOUGH

TO BUY HER SOMETHING NICE AT THE MERCANTILE.

HOW DO YOU KNOW IF YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW MUCH SHE'S PAYING?

I JUST DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT. YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING.

ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT.

Jason: THIS IS MY FIRST TIME ON A REAL HORSE BY MYSELF.

MY PA USED TO LEAD THE WAY.

THAT'S ALL A RIDER DOES, JASON, JUST LEADS THE HORSE.

LOOSEN UP ON YOUR REINS A LITTLE BIT THERE.

THAT'S-A BOY.

HOW AM I DOING, RUTHY?

YOU'RE DOING JUST FINE, JASON.

YOU'RE DOING JUST FINE.

JASON, ARE YOU SURE THERE ARE FISH IN THIS STREAM?

OH, SURE. LOTS OF FISH.

I'LL PUT THE WORM ON FOR YOU.

I USE FLIES.

FLIES?

HOW DO YOU CATCH THEM?

[LAUGHS]

THIS KIND OF FLY.

YOU TAKE A FLY...

TIE IT ON, LIKE THIS.

AND YOU TIGHTEN IT DOWN.

WHOA.

ALL RIGHT.

UM, RUTHY...

I HATE TO TELL YOU THIS...

BUT YOU'RE NEVER GOING TO CATCH ANYTHING UNTIL YOU GET YOUR LINE WET.

I'M NOT HAVING MUCH LUCK, AM I?

MAYBE I SHOULD TRY YOUR POLE.

COME HERE. LET ME SHOW YOU HOW TO WORK THE FLY.

NOW, YOU TAKE IT RIGHT THERE.

TAKE THE LINE IN YOUR HAND. HOLD THE LINE OUT.

DO I HAVE TO THROW IT WAY OUT THERE?

THAT'S CALLED CASTING.

CASTING IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART WHEN YOU'RE FISHING WITH A FLY.

OK. PULL IT BACK SMOOTHLY...

HEY!

NOT SO GOOD.

NOT BAD, NOT BAD.

NOW, I HAVE SOMETHING THAT WILL HELP YOUR RHYTHM HERE.

WHEN YOU PULL THE LINE BACK, YOU SAY...

I LOVE TO FISH IN WALNUT GROVE.

WELL, WHAT IF YOU DON'T LIVE IN WALNUT GROVE?

WELL, THEN--THEN YOU CHANGE IT TO, UM...

I LOVE TO FISH WITH JASON CARTER.

NOW YOU TRY IT.

I LOVE TO FISH WITH RUTHY LELAND.

HELP!

WHAT?

I'VE NEVER CAUGHT A FISH ON ANYTHING LIKE THIS BEFORE.

HE'S AS GOOD AS CAUGHT AND IN THE PAN.

COME ON. REEL HIM IN. KEEP THE LINE STRAIGHT.

KEEP THE POLE UP, THE LINE SMOOTH.

THAT'S RIGHT, YOU'VE GOT HIM.

KEEP COMING. KEEP COMING.

HERE WE GO. WE GOT HIM.

LOOK AT THAT. IS HE A BEAUTY?

WOW!

WHAT DO I DO WITH IT NOW?

YOU TAKE THE HOOK OUT.

JEB ALWAYS TAKES THEM OFF THE HOOK FOR ME.

WELL, THAT'S BEFORE YOU WERE A WORKING MAN.

THAT'S RIGHT.

HMM. HERE. THERE YOU GO.

JUST GET HIM BEHIND THE GILLS THERE.

DO YOU KNOW, RUTHY, EVERYTHING'S EASIER WHEN YOU GROW UP.

ALMOST EVERYTHING.

MA, YOU'LL NEVER BELIEVE IT.

THE FISH JUST LOVED THOSE FLIES.

I THOUGHT RUTHY WAS CRAZY,

BUT SHE'S NOT.

SHE'S A GREAT FISHER LADY.

I'M SURE SHE IS.

SHE COULD RIDE, TOO. YOU KNOW WHAT SHE TOLD ME?

THAT YOU WERE GOING TO BE A GOOD HORSEMAN SOMEDAY.

HOW DID YOU KNOW?

BECAUSE THAT'S THE FIFTH TIME YOU'VE TOLD ME.

NOW, SAY YOUR PRAYERS SO YOU CAN GET SOME SLEEP.

ALL RIGHT.

DEAR LORD, BLESS MA AND PA,

AND TRY NOT TO BE TOO ANGRY AT MY BROTHER

WHEN HE TREATS ME MEAN.

JASON.

SORRY, MA.

BLESS JEB...

AND PLEASE MAKE A SPECIAL BLESSING FOR RUTHY.

SHE'S A WONDERFUL LADY.

YOU'D LIKE HER, LORD.

AMEN.

GOOD NIGHT, MA.

GOOD NIGHT, JASON.

MA...

YES.

I WONDER HOW LONG RUTHY'S GOING TO STAY HERE.

I DON'T KNOW.

I HOPE SHE NEVER LEAVES.

GOOD NIGHT, MA.

GOOD NIGHT.

[ORGAN PLAYING]

DON'T FORGET. I'LL SEE YOU

AT PRAYER MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

WE'LL BE THERE. SEE YOU THEN.

I HOPE YOU'RE COMING OVER FOR DINNER LATER.

SARAH, YOU KNOW HOW I LOVE YOUR PEACH PIE.

I WOULDN'T MISS THAT FOR ANYTHING IN THE WORLD.

Jeb: JASON, YOU PUT IN 2 DIMES BACK THERE.

YOU KNOW YOU ONLY HAVE TO GIVE 1/10 OF WHAT YOU MAKE.

I CAN DO FRACTIONS.

THAT LADY GAVE YOU $2.00?

YOU WEREN'T SUPPOSED TO WATCH.

Jeb: YEAH, BUT $2.00?!

JASON, I HOPE YOU'RE NOT RUNNING OFF.

REVEREND ALDEN IS COMING OVER FOR DINNER.

DARN! I PROMISED RUTHY I'D MEET HER.

Father: OH, LET HIM GO, SARAH.

HE'S BEEN OVER THERE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.

YEAH, BUT HE'S HAVING FUN.

ALL RIGHT. JUST DON'T BE LATE, JASON.

I WON'T. THANKS, MA.

Jason: HI, RUTHY.

HELLO, JASON. READY TO GIVE IT ANOTHER TRY?

THERE ARE SANDWICHES IN THE BASKET IF YOU GET HUNGRY.

WE'RE HAVING REVEREND ALDEN OVER.

I GOT TO BE HOME EARLY.

OH. WELL, THEN YOU BETTER GET TO FISHING.

DON'T YOU GO TO CHURCH?

I USED TO.

THIS IS MY CATHEDRAL.

BUT IT'S NOT A CHURCH.

NO, AND THAT DOESN'T MEAN YOU SHOULDN'T GO TO CHURCH.

IT'S JUST THAT,

WELL, I COME HERE

BECAUSE...

THIS IS MY SPECIAL PLACE.

THE GOOD LORD KNOWS

WHERE TO FIND ME.

RUTHY...

YES, JASON.

ARE YOU OLD?

WELL, WHAT DO YOU CALL OLD?

I DON'T KNOW.

WELL, WOULD YOU SAY

YOUR FATHER IS OLD?

YEAH. I GUESS HE'S OLD.

THEN YES, JASON, I AM OLD.

THEN I WANT TO BE OLD, TOO.

YOU HAVE PLENTY OF TIME TO BE OLD.

AM I WORKING TOMORROW?

YOU WANT TO?

YEAH. IT'S MY MOM'S BIRTHDAY,

AND I WANT TO GET HER SOMETHING NICE.

YOU KNOW, JUST FROM ME.

YOUR MOTHER'S BIRTHDAY.

A WORTHY CAUSE.

YES, THERE'S PLENTY OF WORK TO BE DONE.

YOUR MOTHER IS A VERY LUCKY WOMAN

TO HAVE A SON LIKE YOU.

OK.

JASON, I'D LIKE TO TALK TO YOU FOR A MOMENT.

I'M HELPING DEWEY WITH THE ROOF.

GO ON, JASON. I'M ALL RIGHT FOR NOW.

[DOOR CLOSES]

SO, HAVE YOU DECIDED WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO GIVE YOUR MOTHER

FOR HER BIRTHDAY?

NO. NOT REALLY.

WELL, I'VE BEEN GIVING IT SOME THOUGHT.

I THINK I HAVE JUST THE THING.

IT'S BEAUTIFUL.

ONLY...

ONLY WHAT?

ONLY...I WANT TO BUY A PRESENT MYSELF.

OH! DON'T MISUNDERSTAND ME.

THIS IS STRICTLY A BUSINESS DEAL.

NOW, HOW MUCH MONEY HAVE YOU SAVED?

IS THAT ENOUGH?

DONE.

OH, MY GOSH.

[FOOTSTEPS]

John: ALL RIGHT. KEEP YOUR EYES CLOSED.

NO FAIR PEEKING.

NOW.

OH, JOHN! WHERE DID YOU GET IT?

LAURA MADE IT, CANDLES AND ALL.

OH, IT'S SO PRETTY.

WELL, MAKE A WISH AND BLOW IT

BEFORE YOU GET ANOTHER YEAR OLDER.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MA.

OH, JEB.

OH! JEB, IT'S BEAUTIFUL.

YOU REALLY LIKE IT?

OH, I LOVE IT.

WAIT A MINUTE.

WAIT A MINUTE.

OH, JOHN.

John: I COULDN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO WRAP IT,

BUT THAT'S FROM JASON AND ME.

NO. I GOT MY OWN GIFT.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MA.

WHY, THANK YOU, JASON.

WHAT'S THE MATTER?

DON'T YOU LIKE IT?

JASON...

A BROOCH LIKE THIS...

IT'S FAR TOO EXPENSIVE A GIFT.

RUTHY SAID IT WAS A BUSINESS DEAL.

IT COST ME EVERYTHING I EARNED.

DON'T YOU WANT ME TO PIN IT ON YOU?

PLEASE TRY TO UNDERSTAND.

I THINK IT'S BEAUTIFUL, JASON.

THE THOUGHT IS BEAUTIFUL,

BUT I JUST CAN'T KEEP IT.

BUT WHY? I WORKED SO HARD FOR IT.

I KNOW.

BUT THIS BELONGS TO MISS LELAND.

NOT ANYMORE.

I BOUGHT IT.

JASON, YOU COULD NEVER AFFORD TO BUY

SOMETHING THIS EXPENSIVE.

YOU CAN TAKE YOUR MONEY TO THE MERCANTILE

AND PICK OUT SOMETHING THERE.

I CAN'T TAKE IT BACK NOW.

RUTHY WILL FEEL BAD.

I THINK IT'S MORE IMPORTANT THAT YOU DO WHAT I SAY.

BUT IT WILL HURT HER FEELINGS.

Sarah: IF YOU'RE THAT WORRIED ABOUT IT, I'LL TAKE IT BACK.

Jason: BUT, MA--

JASON...

WE'LL TALK ABOUT IT LATER, SON.

WE SHOULD CUT THE CAKE.

Jeb: YEAH, COME ON, MA. LET'S CUT THE CAKE.

Sarah: ALL RIGHT.

Jeb: HURRY UP.

I'M COMING. I'M COMING.

Sarah: THIS LOOKS DELICIOUS.

Jeb: IT DOES. ALL BIG PIECES, MA.

Sarah: BIG PIECES? ALL RIGHT.

John: LOOK AT ALL THOSE CANDLES.

GET SOME OF THOSE CANDLES OFF THERE.

Sarah: OH, MY! THERE IT GOES.

[LAUGHTER AND INDISTINCT CONVERSATION]

MRS. CARTER, I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY YOU CAN'T ACCEPT THE BROOCH.

JOHN AND I HAVE TRIED TO RAISE OUR SONS

TO KNOW THE MEANING OF A DOLLAR.

AND THIS...

WELL, IT JUST CONFUSES THEM.

WELL, THE BROOCH WAS FOR SALE.

I SET A PRICE ON IT, AND JASON MADE HIS DECISION.

IT WAS A FAIR DEAL.

MISS LELAND, YOU CAN'T AFFORD

TO SELL A PRICELESS PIECE LIKE THAT

FOR A COUPLE OF DOLLARS.

TRULY...

A SON'S GIFT TO HIS MOTHER IS PRICELESS,

BUT THE VALUE IS GAINED IN THE GIVING, NOT IN THE PURCHASE.

MISS LELAND, I WON'T FORBID JASON TO WORK OR DO AS HE CHOOSES,

BUT I CANNOT ACCEPT THAT.

MRS. CARTER.

YOU'RE NOT WORRIED ABOUT THE BROOCH.

YOU'RE NOT EVEN ANGRY AT JASON.

YOU'RE ANGRY AT ME.

PERHAPS.

JASON HAS A GRANDMOTHER, MISS LELAND,

AND HE HAS A MOTHER.

I CAN SEE HE HAS A VERY FINE MOTHER.

YOU HAVE NO REASON TO BE JEALOUS. JASON IS MY FRIEND.

I HOPE HE CONSIDERS ME TO BE HIS, THAT'S ALL.

I'M NOT JEALOUS, MISS LELAND.

I DO THINK THE BOY SPENDS

A LITTLE TOO MUCH TIME HERE, HOWEVER,

SOMETHING I'LL REMEDY IN THE FUTURE.

I HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND MY POSITION.

GOOD DAY, MISS LELAND.

[DOOR CLOSES]

JASON.

YEAH, MOM?

WHAT'S THE BIG HURRY?

I HAVE TO CHANGE.

I'M STILL HELPING DEWEY WITH THE ROOF ON RUTHY'S HOUSE.

IF IT RAINS, IT'S GOING TO LEAK LIKE THUNDER.

JASON, I THINK YOUR TIME MIGHT BE

BETTER SPENT AROUND HERE.

THE BARN'S A MESS.

BUT, MA, MY JOB.

THE JOB WAS TEMPORARY. NOW IT'S OVER.

IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO DO YOUR JOB HERE.

AFTER THE ROOF, THERE'S REALLY NOT THAT MUCH THAT I COULD DO.

I MEAN, I DON'T THINK SHE'S GOING TO NEED ME MUCH LONGER.

JASON, DON'T PUT ME IN THE POSITION

OF HAVING TO CHOOSE FOR YOU.

NOW, WE AGREED

THAT KEEPING THE BARN CLEAN IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

ALL RIGHT?

ALL RIGHT.

I'LL CLEAN THE BARN.

CAN I TELL DEWEY THAT I WON'T BE WORKING WITH HIM ANYMORE?

ALL RIGHT. BUT COME RIGHT BACK.

YES, MA'AM.

Ruthy: I'D LIKE YOU TO FILL THIS FOR ME IF YOU WILL, DR. BAKER.

WELL, LET'S SEE, NOW.

MISS LELAND...

HOW LONG HAVE YOU TAKEN THIS?

LONG ENOUGH TO KNOW WHEN I NEED IT AND WHEN I DON'T.

WHEN WERE YOU LAST EXAMINED?

I HAVE MY OWN DOCTOR BACK HOME.

MY DIAGNOSIS HAS BEEN CONFIRMED BY SPECIALISTS.

YOU MUST BE IN A GREAT DEAL OF PAIN.

IF YOU KNOW THAT, DR. BAKER...

THEN YOU ALSO KNOW THIS IS MY LAST SUMMER.

I'M SORRY.

DON'T BE.

IT'S BEEN THE BEST SUMMER OF MY LIFE.

THEN I'LL GET YOUR MEDICINE.

HI, MR. DEWEY.

WELL, YOU COME TO HELP ME FINISH THE ROOF, HUH?

NOT EXACTLY.

I CAN'T WORK HERE ANYMORE.

OH.

MY MA SAID I HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF THE CHORES AT HOME.

WELL, I'M SORRY TO HEAR THAT.

YOU WERE A GOOD WORKER.

I'LL MISS YOU.

WE'LL BOTH MISS YOU.

I'LL MISS YOU, TOO.

CAN I SAY HELLO TO RUTHY?

SHE HAD TO GO INTO TOWN, SON.

OH.

MAYBE YOU CAN COME BY THE PLACE TOMORROW.

IF MY MA WILL LET ME.

MR. DEWEY...

TELL RUTHY I...

I MISS HER.

I WILL, SON.

I WILL.

[THUNDER]

OH.

THANK YOU, DEWEY.

PAIN BAD? NO.

HONESTLY, YES.

THE MEDICINE DOESN'T SEEM TO BE DOING IT ANYMORE.

I THINK WE SHOULD GO HOME, DEWEY.

WHY?

IT'S A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER.

IT WAS...

AND NOW IT'S OVER.

I KNOW WHAT'S WRONG.

YOU MISS THE BOY.

OH, NONSENSE.

RUTHY.

THIS IS ME...

REMEMBER?

YOU LOVE THAT BOY, DON'T YOU?

YES, I LOVE THAT BOY, DEWEY...

BUT I'M BEING A SELFISH WOMAN.

I HAVE NO RIGHT TO CLUTTER UP OTHER PEOPLE'S LIVES

WITH THE END OF MY OWN.

OH, RUTHY.

NOW...

NOW YOU'RE JUST FEELING SORRY FOR YOURSELF.

[THUNDER]

NO. I'M BEING HONEST.

WE'RE GOING HOME, DEWEY.

WHOA, THERE.

GOOD MORNING, MRS. CARTER.

I'M DEWEY. I WORK FOR MRS.--

I'VE HEARD A GREAT DEAL ABOUT YOU, MR. DEWEY.

OH. GOOD, I HOPE.

WELL, JASON GIVES ONLY THE HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION.

WOULD YOU LIKE A CUP OF COFFEE?

THANK YOU, NO, MA'AM.

I'VE JUST COME ABOUT THE BOY.

I, UH...

I HEAR YOU TOLD JASON

HE'S NOT TO COME BY THE PLACE ANYMORE.

THAT WAS MY DECISION. I'M AFRAID I'LL HAVE TO STICK BY IT.

IF ONLY WE CAN SEE HIM AGAIN.

THE FACT IS, RUTHY AND I,

WE'RE...WE'RE GOING BACK HOME.

I'M AFRAID FOR THE GOOD OF ALL CONCERNED, MR. DEWEY,

WE SHOULD LEAVE THINGS AS THEY ARE.

NOW, RUTHY WOULD SHOOT ME

IF SHE EVEN KNEW I CAME OUT HERE, BUT, UH...

I KNOW THAT YOU TWO HAD DIFFERENCES ABOUT THE BOY.

WE DID.

MRS. CARTER...

RUTHY'S DYING.

NOW, YOUR BOY JASON IS JUST ABOUT

THE BEST THING THAT'S HAPPENED TO HER--

TO BOTH OF US-- IN A LONG TIME, AND...

I'D HOPED THAT BEFORE WE LEFT...

YOU SEE, RUTHY BELIEVES HER LAST DAYS

MAY BE MESSING UP THAT BOY'S LIFE.

BUT I DON'T. THAT'S NOT SO.

I'VE SEEN HER AND JASON TOGETHER,

AND IT'S SOMETHING GOOD.

IT'S...

WELL, IT'S SOMETHING...

SPECIAL.

WELL, I'VE HAD MY SAY,

AND I--I GUESS I'LL BE GOING.

COME ON.

MISS LELAND...

I AM TRULY SORRY.

YOU HAVE NO REASON TO BE SORRY, MY DEAR.

BUT I AM.

I WAS TERRIBLY WRONG ABOUT YOU.

YOU WEREN'T WRONG ABOUT ANYTHING.

I GUESS I...

WAS JUST...

JEALOUS.

AND FOR GOOD REASON.

JASON IS THE FINEST YOUNG MAN

I'VE EVER KNOWN.

IT'S JUST THAT...

I LOVE HIM SO MUCH.

WE BOTH DO.

WOULD YOU LIKE A CUP OF TEA, SARAH?

I'D LOVE SOME, RUTHY.

[INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS]

Sarah: JASON.

MA, I WAS HEADED RIGHT HOME.

I KNOW, SON, BUT RUTHY WANTS TO SPEAK WITH YOU.

SHE'S LEAVING, JASON.

SHE WANTS TO SAY GOOD-BYE.

LEAVING?

SHE SAID YOU'D KNOW WHERE TO FIND HER.

IT'S OK, SON.

GO AHEAD.

THANKS, MA.

[DUCKS QUACKING]

MY MA SAID YOU'RE LEAVING.

COME OVER HERE WITH ME.

YOU'RE REALLY LEAVING?

IT'S TIME FOR ME TO GO HOME.

THE SUMMERHOUSE WOULD MAKE A GOOD HOME.

YES, BUT IT CAN NEVER REALLY BE HOME TO ME.

WHAT ABOUT YOUR CATHEDRAL?

WELL, YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO TEND IT FOR ME,

WON'T YOU, JASON?

NOW, I WANT YOU TO HAVE THE FLY ROD.

YOU MIGHT NEED IT.

THERE'S NO PLACE TO USE IT WHERE I'M GOING.

ANYWAY, IT SEEMS TO WORK BETTER HERE.

AND YOU'LL NEED THESE.

I CAN'T TAKE THE BROOCH.

YOU KNOW WHAT MY MA SAID.

I KNOW.

I HAVE A FEELING SHE'S CHANGED HER MIND.

I LOVE YOU, RUTHY.

I LOVE YOU, TOO, JASON.

YOU SAW RUTHY?

YEAH, MA.

LOOK WHAT SHE GAVE ME.

HER FLY ROD.

IT'S BEAUTIFUL.

THAT'S NOT ALL.

YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO KEEP THESE AWAY FROM YOUR FATHER.

THERE'S ONE MORE THING.

PLEASE WEAR IT.

I'D BE PROUD TO...

IF YOU STILL WANT ME TO HAVE IT.

Laura, voice-over: IN AUTUMN OF THAT YEAR, RUTHY LELAND DIED,

AND DEWEY SENT JASON A LETTER THAT SHE'D WRITTEN

THAT LAST SUMMER DAY.

Ruthy's voice: "YOU ONCE SAID THAT YOU WISHED YOU WERE OLD.

"WELL, JASON, DON'T BE IN ANY GREAT RUSH,

"BUT LIVE EVERY DAY AS IF IT WERE YOUR LAST

"BECAUSE THE LAST ONES CAN BE SO PRECIOUS...

"AS PRECIOUS AS YOU MADE MINE.

"JASON CARTER...

"I WILL CHERISH FOREVER

"THE MEMORY OF THE SUMMER I SPENT WITH YOU.

"I HOPE YOU WILL, TOO.

LOVE, RUTHY."

I LOVE TO FISH WITH RUTHY LELAND.

WHOA!

Ruthy's voice: CAREFUL, NOW. LET HIM COME TO YOU.

Ruthy's voice: REEL SMOOTHLY. YOU ALMOST HAVE HIM.

I GOT HIM, RUTHY! I GOT HIM!

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