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[ ! Crickets chirping !]

[ ! Footsteps in grass !]

[ ! Loud crash !]

[bass drone fading up]

[ ! Footsteps on porch !]

[ ! Bang on door !]

[music intensifies]

[ ! Cigarette hits ground !]

[ ! Flame ignites !

[]

[ ! Roaring flames !]

[ ! Bone snapping !]

[ ! Crackling fire !]

Do you hear that?

[moans] I love that sound.

[ ! Crackling fire !]

*

[ ! Suburban ambience !]

[ ! Birds chirping !]

[ ! Suitcase zipping closed . !]

[ ! Wind gusting . !]

Boys, it seems that you are the only heirs

listed in your uncle's will.

Like he had anything to give.

I suppose then I outta go ahead and read the section

that pertains to you.

[ ! Clears throat !]

To my three nephews:

Bill,

Curly,

and Jack.

I leave my sixty acres of land,

in sugar county,

in three equal shares to each of you.

The house,

the stables,

all the tools in the shed.

It's all yours to use and share among yourselves.

I know it's probably not worth what it was before...

Nor the...

Nor...

The trouble it'd probably be to you boys,

what with all the things I'm sure you're busy with

these days,

but take it as you will, my gift to you.

I figure it's better

in your hands

than anyone else,

seeing the way the world's been changing.

I hope I got to say my goodbyes

before you hear this.

Live strong and smart boys.

Any questions?

So, he left us a burnt down house?

Don't start!

He's right, you know.

What are we supposed to do with it?

Not my concern, boys.

Do with it as you will.

I just need each of you to sign...

[ ! Rustling through papers !]

I just need each of you to sign this document.

Course if you, uh, choose not to sign...

Well, I suppose the property !would transfer to Sugar County

land auctions.

So that means !it's actually worth something?

Possibly. [ ! Chuckles !]

There's a buyer out there for everything these days.

Now if you boys will excuse me.

[ ! Door closes !]

[ ! City ambience !]

Heck of a thing to bring us out here, huh?

Sure is.

I bet we could fix that house.

[ ! Laughs !] That house !nothin' but a waste of time...

No! It's not a waste of time, Curly.

The land is worth a lot! Imagine selling it with

a fixed up house.

You gotta be kiddin' me! You don't have the means

to fix a house like that. [ ! Chuckles]

What? Are you gonna do it yourself or something?

Why not?

With what army?

!Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. Not me!

Maybe this kid, but not me.

Come on, guys!

!... Maybe we'll just bulldoze down !... Quit!

The rest of it and call it good.

No! The house was the best part.

If we could fix it, it would sell faster

and for more than with nothing at all.

Think about it.

I guess.

I'm sure nobody here is opposed to making

some extra money, right?

I don't know anything about building a house.

That's fine, I do!

!

Enough for the three of us? Absolutely!

You're talkin' about work. Hard work.

And money.

Buckets of it!

But don't you think it'll be worth

the small fortune in our pockets?

You're talking about playing a bold card.

Come on, we'll just go check it out.

We can camp outside the place,

and call it a vacation.

If we still think it's a bad idea,

we'll scrap it.

What do you say?

Well, time off does sound pretty good right now.

*

*Close my eyes and pretend*

*That I'm back*

*Where I belong*

*I miss nothing*

*Now that I'm here*

*I'm just trying to*

*Still I'm just trying to*

*Oh, I'm still trying to*

*Still I'm just trying to*

*Let go*

*My eyes wake*

*to an empty shell*

*Of what life*

*used to be*

*This home won't ever*

*be the same*

[music fades down]

Are you sure you got off on the right exit back there?

I'm sure!

! He exited wrong. Shut it.

Oh! I see what we did. This road's not on the map.

It should've had a sign!

Maybe we should just go in and ask for directions.

I have a compass.

I'm not going in.

You know, this really would help.

You really think so? [incoherent mumbling]

[quiet crowd]

![country music plays on radio]

Excuse me.

What'll you have, stranger?

I just need some directions.

Alright, give me a minute

I'll help you as soon as I'm done here.

Whiskey sour, if you would.

Now, you don't look much like you're from around here.

Oh, no. I'm from up north.

Name's Byron.

Jack.

So, what's your business here?

Just visiting. Checking out some land.

You don't say! I'm in the business myself.

Oh, really?

!Yup!

I'm what you would call an entrepreneur.

What's that question, partner?

I'm looking for Market Road 70.

Alright. !That's back down here on Main Street.

!You go to fifth and take a left.

You'll come to a fork in the road,

and there ain't a sign,

but the one on the left's it.

Ok, so back up that way then?

You got it.

[chuckles] Sounds easy enough.

[laughs] Now there ain't but

an empty coop and a dry well out there.

What's a fella like you want down that road?

Well, my uncle just died...

!Oh, I'm sorry for your loss.

Thanks.

Um, and he left my brothers and I some land.

We're going out to see it now.

Gosh, we haven't been here since we were kids.

Not much has changed... You boys lookin' to settle

down out there?

What? No! We're just going to see it.

It's kinda just on a whim really.

Well, I reckon !you must have some kind of plans

for those acres.

!Depends on what we find I guess.

Hopefully the house still stands.

There was a fire, but we'd like to fix it.

!Maybe get it looking good again.

Anyways, I should get going.

Nice to meet you...

Likewise.

Just another turnt about slicker it seems.

Yea?

He won't be around for long.

[birds chirping]

It's still standing!

Well, I'll be damned.

[wind gusting]

What a mess.

You gotta look passed the mess, Bill.

Yea Bill. Look right passed it.

Straight through that hole in the ceiling.

You know, I really don't think it's that bad.

!I mean, sure the roof is shot. !But the walls are still good.

!it's just gonna be some nailing, !and painting and finishing

and odds and ends. !But the brick bones of this place.

Is what we were preying for, and we got it.

You couldn't bring this place down if you tried.

I wonder how much we can !get it looking like it used to.

We can make it better.

You know? Hook up some new fixtures,

some nice, clean windows, new doors.

You'll see.

Sounds pricey.

Don't forget what we'll get out of it in the end though.

You won't think twice about how much we spent.

You sure sound like you know wnough for the three of us.

So... We're really doing this?

Yup! [Laughs]

I don't believe a dab of hard work

ever harmed a soul!

[city ambience]

[tapping on calculator]

Hey Leonard, you got a minute?

Leonard you... What?

I got something I need to talk to you about.

Something important.

Lock the door.

Talk to me.

That Fred Pig's land?

What about it?

Has it made it to county auction yet?

No. What about it?

Well, shoudn't it have made it by now?

I mean, is it to soon?

What about it?

!Well, I think it may not make it to county auction at all.

I just ran into some pig down at the saloon.

He says that his uncle just died in a fire.

In his home.

He said that his uncle left a will,

and the land went to him and his two brothers.

They won't auction the land is the boys own it.

All thousand acres?

Well, I would imagine.

What else did he say?

Nothing really.

You talked to him. He must have said something.

All he said was they were heading out to the old house.

!Just to see what was left of it.

Why?

I don't know why. That was all he said.

[grunt]

As luck would have it this pig came to you,

and you didn't try to find out more?

I couldn't. He was just passing through.

You didn't offer him a drink so he would stay?

No, I mean, I...

You didn't follow him?

No, I... I...

So, there's a chance

they could sell the land.

Uh, maybe, I don't...

And not even to us.

Do you know why I'm angry?

Because you don't let a fish this big get away.

You jump. In. AFTER it!

James!

[stammering] Uh, um, yes?

Go to town hall.

Find out if this is all true.

Find out if these boys do own that land.

[sinister chuckle]

I'll fix this.

[cars driving by]

You Fred's boy?

No, I'm his nephew. Just got into town.

I heard about what happened to your uncle.

It's a damn shame.

He was a great pig.

We used to go fishing together.

!I guess now I'm supposed to call those the old days, huh?

Yea... He was a great pig.

I don't want to stick my nose in your business,

but what brings you to town?

We're here to fix up his old place.

[chuckles]

Now I'm pretty sure that old shack

burned down real good.

What the hell are you fixing it up for?

To sell it. It's not actually as bad as you might think.

!A little hard work and it might actually be worth something.

Well, can I give you a little word of advice?

That's a hearty piece of real estate.

That you'd surely get a pretty penny for.

I guarantee it.

But I'll be fair. I got my own agenda too.

You see, time's have been slow around here,

!and I'd be real eager to see !them wolves build up them acres.

Who?

There's a pack of wolves in town

that develops land 'round these parts.

The town's folk aint' too keen on them.

Personality wise, they're a creepy bunch.

Leonard and his boys.

But they do the town a whole lot of good.

! Ain't no one gonna argue that.

! Some folks say he goes too far to get his way.

Sayin' they've heard of him !bullying people off their land

and whatnot.

If you ask me, I think it's all talk.

If you want my own, personal opinion.

I don't think he's the big, bad wolf

that everyone makes him out to be.

If you plan on selling, ain't no one gonna pay you

!top dollar like them wolves can.

Just something to think about.

Thanks.

[bag rustling]

Hey!

I wouldn't be doing right by your uncle if I didn't help

you boys out in his absence.

If you decide to stay in town for a while,

I got a fur clothing business on the side.

If you fellas ever need any work,

I could use the hand of a few younger hunters

to bring in my furs.

Thanks, we'll think about that.

*

[wind gusting]

Hey fellas, I've been

!wanting to talk about something.

Fellas...

[snoring]

[snoring]

[grunting] What?

!Talk about what?

About the house !and what we're gonna do with it.

Sell it, duh.

See, that's what I want to talk about.

!I don't think we should sell it.

[yawning] What?

It's just these passed twoweeks have been great.

I don't think we've ever gotten along this well.

What does that got to do with the house?

It's worth more than money to me, Curly.

The only thing it's worth is the money.

Am I right?

Right?

Listen Jack, I've been busting my ass on this house

just so we could turn around and sell it.

I know! I know, but that was before. I can't now.

Can you believe this? How come Jack?

This, us, here together? That makes more sense to me.

What are you talking about?

This whole thing's got me thinking about mom and how

she wouldn't like how things have turned out.

You know, us not having spoken in years,

!uncle's passing. I'd like to fix one of those things.

If I could.

Look at how much we've done, how much fun we've had.

Look at what we could have if we fixed this place up

for ourselves.

We could live here. No!

That wasn't the deal.

Listen, I don't want to live here.

I mean, I got plans back home.

What plans?

Just things I need to do, ok?

Come on, Curly, you've said that before.

You don't know me, Jack.

You haven't known me for years.

I just don't want to be out here anyway, ok?

We're selling this place, and that's final.

I'm not selling the house, Curly.

Too bad, you have to.

Says who?

Look how long it's taken just to get this much done.

And what's wrong with that?

It's gonna cost money. Money we don't

even have.

And I don't know if I want

to keep slaving over this.

Come on, Bill, please. Slaving?

What's it worth for you to !out some muscle into something

for once in your life?

I'm not doing this, Jack. Not for what you want.

For what I want? Don't you see I'm trying

to do something that's best for all of us.

Don't you remember when we were kids?

What mom used to say about being somebody

or doing great things. Don't start about mom.

Why not? I know you must think it too.

Jack, don't.

About what? How it's all your fault she's dead?

Guys!

You go

ys were supposed to !stay here and take care of her.

You two left her alone!

Really? What about you? You left home

before anyone! ! For good reason.

To be an adult.

Not to go after some blood sucking skirt

who's gonna use me up for all I'm worth.

Or to save the stupid rainforest.

I left to make a name for myself, godammit.

You two were supposed to !stay here and take care of mom.

Not to go off !and waste time like you did.

And what do you have to show for it?

Did you make your fortunes? Was it everything

you ever dreamed of? God! Look at yourself!

You bit the dust harder than anyone.

You left for the city on some daydream of making it rich

and you ended up in the gutter with less than you ever had

before. So, really, who's the one that wasted

their time here?

I'm done.

[wind gusting]

! The will said the land's divided !in three equals parts, right?

I'm gonna break off my share from yours and yours,

and I don't want to hear anything from you.

You wanna fix this house so you can live in it? Fine!

Do it yourself.

Me? I'm taking my share, selling it, and taking some

real time off.

I'm tired of being cramped

in this damn tent anyway.

[wind gusting]

*

*Cause I won't*

*bend to fit your lies*

*I've opened my eyes*

*to all that you do*

*when you tried to silence*

*all my cries*

*I saw the light*

*begin to grow*

*over my eyes*

*I think it's time to leave*

*and I am packing*

*all my things*

*and going far away*

*from here*

*and when I'm gone*

*you'll see*

*what we could have been*

*if I had stayed tonight*

*I think it's time to leave*

*and I am packing*

*all my things*

*and going far away*

*far, far away*

*from here*

[forest ambience]

Looks like you could use a hand.

!Thanks.

Name's Byron.

James.

Bill. Can I help you fellas with anything?

We're good at giving people a hand, Bill.

!it's come to our understanding that you could use a hand.

In more ways than one.

I'm not sure I know what you mean.

!I understand your late uncle !up and left you some acres here.

You and some brothers, no?

Yea.

Well, what do you reckon youboys are gonna do with it?

Um, I'm not sure.

No idea, huh?

So what would you say to sombody who would know

what to do with it?

Sombody who's willing to take it off your hands.

[gasps] You guys wanna buy our land?

[chuckles] And soon.

Who are you guys?

We're just a couple of business folk

with an eye on your plot.

How did you know my uncle... So what do you say, Bill?

Think you could use all that cash or not?

Well, sure, but me and my brothers

aren't on speaking terms.

Why does that matter?

I can't speak for the two of them.

We each own a third and this is just my part.

!So, you don't think they'd sell?

Maybe Curly. Jack? No.

!What's got jack planted so firm?

It's a long story, but I know he wouldn't.

Oh, you know for sure?

You know your old brother wouldn't budge

for all that cash.

Pretty sure.

Pretty sure? Suddenly ain't as strong as knowing, Bill.

I'm starting to wonder if you know anything at all.

No, you...!... Shut up.

!Now, Bill. I think it's in you !and your brother's best interest

to put any bad blood aside and think real hard about this.

You see James and I here? !We work for somebody who's got

more plans for these neck of the woods.

More plans than you boys ever could.

!Now, I know family ain't always an easy one to swallow.

So, we're gonna give you !some time, you sort things out,

and then you bring us that there deed all pretty

and scribbled to our office by Friday.

[soft cackling]

Friday? No later.

I just told you my brother won't sell.

I ain't never met a man without a price,

so I refuse to believe that notion.

What if I can't get them... No "ifs" Bill.

Don't you think this is the kind of opportunity

you only live once to get?

Sure, but... Then we'll see you Friday.

That check is yours. You can call it an advance.

There'll be more when you bring over the deed.

Wait! I don't know if I can take this.

Sure you can. It's easier than you think.

See ya soon, Bill. [Cackling]

[wind blowing]

[crickets chirping]

We can pretend this never happened.

[sigh] I'm gonna regret this.

[birds chirping]

Hey, Bill. Why don't you have a seat?

What's in your hand?

Ok, listen! They cornered me

in the woods and put me

on the spot.

Who?

I probably should've stuck to my

instincts and said no.

Bill, what are you talking about?

I don't want this to cause anymore

trouble between us.

I couldn't just ignore it.

A couple of wolves from town came up to me yesterday.

And?

They wanna buy the land.

Well, did they at least make an offer?

And that's j

ust an advance. They said there'd be more.

[gasps] Wow! Bill!

One problem though.

What?

They want all of it. By Friday.

Bill...

This is the opportunity of a lifetime.

Jack's not thick enough to turn down a deal like this.

We gotta tell him.

Ok, I do not want this to start another argument.

Don't worry, just follow my lead.

Come on.

Wait. Wait. We're telling him now?

Why not? We don't have much time.

I don't know if I'm ready for this.

Just let me do the talking. Come on.

[whispering] Now we don't want to look desperate, ok?

[wind gusting]

Hey, uh, Jack. !Bill and I just came by here...

[loud crash]

Dammit! [Groaning]

Hey! You alright, man?

[groaning] I'm fine.

The whole place is coming down all around you.

If you needed any help you should've hollered at us.

Like I could count on you two for help.

[whispering] Maybe this wasn't such a good idea.

[whispering] Of course it is.

It's a good idea just not the right time.

You gotta know how to approach him about these things.

He's still upset about the other day. I can tell.

Alright, I got an idea. !I'll make this whole thing work.

How's that vegetable garden of yours coming along?

Well, the carrots don't look too shabby, but the tomatoes?

!They still need a little...

Carrots? I got some potatos out in the RV.

We could invite him over for dinner.

I could make stew and biscuits.

That doesn't sound too bad.

We'll invite him over. Rub his damn feet if we have to.

Get him in a good mood, and then you can tell him.

Me? Yea, you!

I'm not convincing enough!

Besides, he'll think that you put me up to this.

Hey! You came to me. It was your idea, your deal.

But I really do not think that I can convince him.

Of course you can't.

I mean, you think I'd let you go about this deal all alone?

You'll ruin it.

You're just gonna bring it up. That's all.

!Just let me do all the talking.

But I don't think he's gonna go for this.

Dinner and all.

[wind gusting]

I'll make sure he does.

Maybe old man Pig was hardwired to live out here,

but look at him.

He don't have what it takes to cut it out here.

Come on, let's go.

[wind gusting]

[crickets chirping]

[idle RV engine]

Why are you so quiet?

Yea, why are you quiet?

Oh, no reason.

This house is gonna take a lot more time and money

than I thought.

Hey!

Speaking of which, tell him about those guys you met.

What guys?

[clears throat] Just... Just some locals.

Wasn't just any locals. Tell him!

No, not really.

!I-I just ran into some f-folks while looking for firewood.

Go on, I'm listening.

And... A wolf came by with a partner of his.

Said that they were interested in buying the land.

This land seems kinda important to them.

Well, it's kinda important to us too.

Did you tell him that?

Not... Not exactly.

!They offered a deal to buy it.

It's a good offer... Bill's talking.

They said... that they'd be willing to pay well for it.

Said that we'd be better off just handing it over to them

than holding on to it.

!So, you wanna share you part of the land. So?

!What's that have to do with me? Why are you telling me this?

Cause they want all our land. Not just his.

Well, I made it pretty clear that I wasn't interested.

That was all talk, Jack.

They're shoveling us real money here.

So? So?! It's not like we're

hanging ourselves on a weak limb here.

Someone actually showed up and wants these bunch of hills.

I'm still not interested.

Why not, Jack? I'm just curious.

I've decided to stay here.

I don't get it. How can you just stay here?

Only reason why you wanted to stay here

was cause of us. Why are you still doing this?

I thought about it a good while and

I can't think of anything I have going for me back home.

These past few days [laughs]

Even though this place has almost killed me.

I've felt better than I have in years.

I think it's the air.

!Something about being out here

makes me feel better than I ever have.

So, I want to stay.

!But what about all your stuff?

Couldn't care less.

I honestly think I brought everything

that matters to me out here in a single bag.

Now, I know you guys have different ideas

and you wanna go home, and thats fine.

I'll wrap everything up and move in here for good.

I really think it'll be better for me out here.

I'll rebuild this house. I'll be just fine.

!Say you could fix that house. Then what?

What are you gonna do? Plant corn for a living?

I haven't thought about that yet.

Think about it.

You never lived out in the country.

You don't know anything about it.

I'll learn! What do I have to lose?

And the money?

You were just going on about how much

it's gonna cost to fix that dump.

Don't you think you'd be better off getting some cash,

and going somewhere new?

No.

Jack, I'm gonna lay it out here straight for a minute.

! You're gonna spend a fortune fixing up that wreck.

You're not a cowboy.

You're not a farmer.

You can't even hammer a nail without stubbing

your thumb fat for a week!

!I feel like I'm watching a kid hopelessly try to build

a lemonade stand. It's a real cute gesture,

!but when it's all said and done, it's still just

a lemonade stand.

You sell your share !of the land with the rest of us,

and we all get a nice check.

That's just an advance.

If you walk away from this, you'll look back someday

with every regret saying, "you know? Old Curly was right."

"I coulda had me a hell of a slice of pie."

You don't' have a better move to make than this.

And I don't think you ever will.

You know? I don't care what you guys do.

It's your business and I'm not interested.

I'm not selling.

But we can't!

Just tell them I said no. I'm sure they'll understand.

Are you even listening?

They won't buy unless all three of us sell.

I'm sorry fellas. But you have to.

I don't have to do anything. And neither do you.

Don't let Curly bully you into anything.

I'm not bullying him!

You sure about that? You don't understand.

You have to or the deal's off.

Too bad. It's not my fault you made deals without me.

Who'd think you'd be so hard headed about it?

!The only one hard headed is you. How manys times

have I said "no." I've got my own plans.

Deal with it.

!Can you guys calm down please?

I bet uncle would agree with Bill and I.

I really don't care what he'd think.

That's your problem. You don't think big.

[laughs] And what's your idea of thinking big

besides shoveling junk food and watching TV?

I've done plenty!

Oh yea, in your lousy book maybe.

That's it! !I don't want to do this anymore!

This deal? I don't want any part of it.

I don't like this at all. ! Are you kidding me?

No, Curly. I want out, ok?

I shoulda known you'd whimp out like this.

!You never had a shred of nerve.

I don't know why I took the money from those guys.

I don't know what I was thinking.

It's alright, Bill.

They said we had to sell by Friday.

What am I supposed to do? Just give me the check,

I'll take it over tomorrow and tell them the deal's off.

This is bullshit! We won't get

another deal like this!

Let it go, Curly!

[sucking effect]

[busy road]

[creeking chair]

Lost again, stranger?

[chuckles]

Jack, isn't it?

That's right.

What can I do you for?

I... Um...

How's our partner Bill doing?

That's what I came to talk to you about.

We can't take this.

Frankly, I don't see how you can't.

The land's important to us. We just can't sell.

You don't seem to be getting the big picture here.

There's not much too get.

I appreciate the generosity gentelmen,

but we're just not interested.

Best of luck... ! We're! Not?

Orl'm! Not, Mr. Jack? Not sure I'm clear on that.

I-I don't believe we've...

We? Or I?

We. We agreed. No deal.

You're a fool! A true fool.

! Just like your old uncle was.

You sign the deed now, and we'll double the bid.

[crickets chirping]

[footsteps in dirt]

[rustling bushes]

[sticks hitting ground]

[soft crash]

[loud growl]

[growls in the distance]

[crashing sticks]

[growling]

[panting]

[panicked breathing]

[vicious snarls and growls]

[panting]

Come on, Playpen, where you at? [Chuckles]

Curly! Help me!

The wolves, they're coming for me.

We need to block this door, Curly!

Hey, hey! What's going on? What wolves?

The ones from town. The ones after our land.

What'd they do?

They tore down my tent, they destroyed my camp.

I-I didn't do anything to them, Curly.

I didn't mean anything to happen.

Hey! Where are they at now?

[smash on side of RV]

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Please just go away!

[panting]

[grumbling]

Curly!

[growling]

[screaming]

Drive, Bill! Drive! Drive!

![bang on RV door] [growling]

[bang on door]

[cackling]

[loud cackling]

DRIVE!

[bang on door] [growling]

[groaning]

Let me in, pig!

Why the hell did you stop?

We need to get Jack!

Mr. Leonard, I thought I made myself quite clear

to you and your boys.

The house ain't for sale, and I ain't going nowhere.

Get out of my house.

You're a fool, Fred. A true fool.

Jack!

Jack! Jack!

!Jack, the wolves are after us.

The ones after our land. We need to go! Now!

Curly! Curly!

Curly!

Bill, where's Curly?

Dammit, come on!

[engine cranking]

It's not turning on!

[howling in the distance]

They're not here.

Check the house.

I'll check the barn.

Check the house!

You're letting your fish get away.

[footsteps creeking]

Curly, where are they?

Get down, stay down.

[screaming]

[pitchfork hits floor]

Bill, run!

Bill!

![choking] Is that all you got?

[growling] Can you breath?

[choking]

! Bill help!

[crying]

! Help! Bill!

![struggling] Bill... Run...

! Bill! Run!

[shotgun blast]

Curly! Curly, are you ok?

[gasping for air]

Can you walk? Where's Bill?

[howling]

How much fun it was coming out here?

You're talking about playing a bold card.

I wonder how much we can !get it looking like it used to.

Straight through that hole in the ceiling.

I wish I could remember though.

Oh no no no! Not me! Maybe this kid.

Listen, Jack, I've been busting my ass.

This land seems kinda important to them.

Can you guys calm down please?

!... You don't know me, Jack. Haven't known me for years!

We'd be better off just handing it over to them.

For the money.

You wanna fix this house so you can live in it?

You don't understand!

!... I'm tired of being cramped in this damn tent anyway.

That's it! I don't want to do this anymore!

[soft breeze]

[mud splashing]

[camera click]

Uncle, where are you going?

I'm leaving, Jack.

I'm leaving my land to you. To the three of you.

The house, the stable, all the tools in the shed.

They're yours to use and share among yourselves.

I know it's probably not worth what is was before.

Nor the trouble it's probably gonna be to you boys.

Be that as it may, it's my gift to you.

I figure I'd rather have it !in your hands, than anyone else.

Seeing as how the world's changing.

Live strong and smart boys.

Uncle, wait!

[crackling flames]

[cracking wood]

[loud whoosh]

[stab through flesh]

[deep breaths]

[birds chirping]

[gasps] Careful! Sorry, sorry.

[wrapping tape]

So, you guys going... driving... All the way back tonight?

[coughing]

Got some leftovers !you can take for the road.

No thanks.

I made you a crutch...

! Don't need it.

Are you sure? ! I'm sure.

You know, you can't fix this place all by yourself.

! I mean, what do we got here?

!You got a half-burnt down house no windows, no doors...

No roof.

We're cut to pieces.

Bill's ok, but he's useless like an inflatable dartboard.

I mean, we don't even know what we're doing.

We don't even have any money to work with.

[sigh] Heck of a thing to bring us together, huh?

So, what's the plan, Jack?

[cars driving by]

[door opening]

So, when do we start?