All language subtitles for Shadows Of Desire 1994 (360p_24fps_H264-128kbit_AAC).inglés

[Music]

Stop it.

Stop it.

This is the longest you put this in

there.

Tracy, where did you put that gum?

I sitting on it. Shh.

I told you keep your gum in your mouth.

I expected to.

I hope you're not sitting on it. Come

here. You got to sit down. Be quiet.

It's time.

[Music]

All right, there you go.

Thanks for your help.

Sure. Bye,

[Music]

Rowena.

All done.

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kept the place open except for today.

Yeah. No air in here.

[Music]

I knew she was sick. I never knew it was

this bad. She just She just kept

everything inside.

[Music]

They needed a dress. Was this She had

this real pretty one. Kind of a rose

color. I I gave them that. I hope it's

okay.

Yeah, that's fine.

[Music]

He's sweeping.

Rayton.

All he's got to do nowadays. Everyone

goes to the supermarket.

The kids always used to tease me. Said

Rayatton was my father.

Oh, Dunk. Have you stayed here? How can

you stand it?

I loved your mother. I think she loved

me, too. Anyway, one place is as good as

another.

Guess it's what you make of it.

So hot in here.

So damn hot.

We should go. Uh, they're expecting us.

I'll wait for you downstairs. Okay.

[Music]

I brushed her hair.

I had it done up too tight.

Too much lipstick.

Thank you, Duncan.

Taking care of everything.

I was with her at the end in the

hospital. Last thing she said was your

name, Rowena.

You want some time alone with your

mother, Rowena?

No.

[Music]

Well, I guess it's time to put a lid on

it,

so to speak.

As we stand here, we're h hurtling

through space at 900 m an hour on a

planet. It's part of a galaxy. It's part

of a universe that's part of God. Makes

me wonder if this burial place is the

final destination for a woman we knew as

Greta Ecklund or if it's only a way

station.

Is that all ruina?

Do you want a prayer?

Don't cut the alias.

Your father loves his alias.

I know. Mama,

take that can and get some water and

hurry. I have a bridge club at 3. Must

be burying Greta Eklland over there.

White trash.

Mother and daughter.

Mama. Just cuz they own a beer joint

don't make him white trash.

She slept with half the men in this

town. Don't even know where a girl's

father is, though. I have a good idea.

It was Ray Art in the butcher. Girl

looks just like his kids.

Mama, that's just gossip.

Anyway, nobody in this town looks like

that.

Glad to color, man. Who knows what was

going on with him? Anyway, she owes us

money.

$143.82.

We'll never see a penny of it now.

They lower the casket after you leave.

I guess they think it makes it easier.

We'll wait for you at the car.

[Music]

You sure you don't want to rock?

No, just give Duncan a lift.

I need to walk a little, sort through

things.

What do you plan to do?

I don't know.

Try and sell her place, I guess.

A

lot of loose ends.

Just don't want to go back to Salt Lake

right now.

Look, Rowena, if I can help you in any

way.

I'm okay.

and thank you for speaking. You were

always my favorite teacher. I know I

wasn't much in school, but I never

forgot you.

[Music]

boat.

Come on.

Excuse me. Who do I see about paying a

bill?

That fell there.

Well, this is a good time for you.

Excuse me.

Sorry. I didn't mean to scare you.

Oh, that's all right. You didn't

just nod it off, I guess. It's been a

busy afternoon.

What can I do for you?

Well, my mother owed you some money. Uh,

$143.82

according to her records.

Anyway, here it is.

Look, I know you got a lot of expenses

right now. If you need more time.

No, no, no. There there was a little

insurance money and everything was in

order.

It

was cancer, huh?

Yeah. Yeah. She knew for a while, but

she never told me.

If I'd have known about the funeral, I'd

have been there.

Well, no, it wasn't a funeral really. It

was just um graveside service. She

didn't want a lot of fanfare. Left

instructions.

You don't remember me, do you?

Very nice.

I remember you.

Yeah,

I'm afraid I was known pretty much as

Sunny Snow's little brother.

Sunny?

Is he still playing baseball?

Baseball? Heck no. He's in Las Vegas.

He's wheeling and dealing, you know, LA

and big time. You know, Sunny,

you going to stay in town for a while?

I I don't know. Why you want to buy a

beer joint?

The windows. You left all those bright

things in the windows. They're going to

fade.

I know. Mama,

you let her charge something, didn't

you?

I can see it in your face.

No, Mom.

She came to pay her mother's tab up

full.

Well, I hope it's cash.

It's cash. It's cash.

I'm going to count it.

Tammy's skinny little girl. That's how I

remember Rowena.

I hear she's filled out some.

Yeah, she seems nicer.

Yeah, she's about 15 years old. She ran

off and got married. That Hogan kid from

Crystal Springs. Remember that?

Vaguely.

I don't know.

Tell you the truth, I never noticed her

too much.

Yeah, they moved to Salt Lake. Hell, he

ended up in the pin.

They're still married.

Why you asking?

You interested?

No,

just wondering. That's all.

Oh, there's my favorite lady. How you

doing, Mrs. Snow?

Oh, hanging on, Bobby. Hanging in.

Hey, mama. If you just wait a minute,

I'm going to lock up.

Oh, I'm walking. Got to wear off some of

this weight.

Mama, you look fine.

She is a handful, Jude.

I mean, that woman is a handful.

It's all right, Burla. You can go on

home. I'll do the cleanup.

Okay, Miss Snow. I wouldn't mind getting

home real early. Got two sick kids.

Always something.

This cold chicken really hates a spot.

Ver always makes a good chicken.

See you in the morning.

Take care.

Good night, Vera.

That husband of hers. She'll have to go

home now and make another supper for all

of them. He doesn't do a thing to help.

I'm lucky to have her. Nobody in town

wants to work anymore. They all want

welfare or handouts from the church.

What kind of day was it?

Not bad. $700.

Milton Marian cornered me at the bank

this morning. He said a group of

businessmen in Provo want to buy the

store. I did without diminishing

profits. I'm surprised anybody would be

interested.

Hey, we all just had a bad season, so I

mean, we wouldn't get half the snow we

expected.

Wasn't easy to sell those parkers and

boots.

You bought too many Parkers and Boots.

That's why. Anyway, I guess these fellas

want to turn it into some kind of

variety type store.

All right, mama. Maybe we should sell

it.

What do you do for a living?

I got some ideas.

You're going to go back to school at

this age? Anyway,

your leg.

My leg is not the problem. Ma,

your father would turn in his grave if

we sold out. He could sell anything.

Hand of the Arabs.

It'd be real wonderful if daddy was

still alive. Everything run real smooth.

Unfortunately, he ain't.

Don't you just walk out on me like that.

You show me some respect. The truth of

the matter is you're over the rainbow.

You got no head for business.

What's the difference? Mama, you never

let me change anything. You never let me

keep up with the times.

So, you're telling me now it's my fault?

No, I'm telling you I'm doing everything

I can. Ma, there's a supermarket now. I

mean, it's not even near Main Street.

That's where all the business is.

Supermarket in the mortuary. Those are

the only two games in town.

What we need is your brother. He'd know

how to get things running.

Rowena, coffee's made.

Okay, be right down.

[Music]

Are we open?

Yeah, we're open.

[Music]

Hey, good morning, Jude.

Howdy, Dun.

Come on in. The coffee's up.

Sure glad you're open.

How you feel today?

I'm all right. I'm all right. Coupetic,

you know. How you doing? Oh, I'm hanging

in there.

It's good.

How about some eggs? Grab it with some

of those good hot chilies, huh?

No, I just have some coffee and toast.

Thanks, D.

Coffee and toast coming up.

Morning.

Morning.

Good cup of hair. There you go.

Nice.

Here you go. Thanks.

How you doing?

Poor.

You know, I used to uh I used to come in

here and

talk with your mom a lot.

Yeah.

Yeah. We used to talk about u baseball,

you know, politics.

How you doing, June?

Robert Earl.

Oh, it's a zinger out there today. We're

not going to have enough water to make

second crop hay. Going to have to sell

half my herd, but I will take some mud.

We're going to miss your mother around

here, Rowena.

You much of a pine maker.

Afraid not, Cece. But Duncan can make

them. He knows all the secrets.

Fantastic.

Ugly old buildings. I know they're

supposed to be historical, but all I see

are ugly old buildings with bad

plumbing.

I'm torn about it myself. You know, on

the one hand, I'd like to modernize and

get into the 20th century before it

comes 21st century. You know what I

mean? On the other hand,

this old building, it's got its own

sense of charm. You know,

the mall in Provo may not have much

charm, but everybody's going there.

No, you're telling Bobby to light a fire

under your butt. You're living in

another era. What you need is some

motivation, like a wife and kids. It's

ridiculous. I mean, you are a great

looking guy. You're a real hunk. Well,

you are. And you shine up those boots

and put on a sports jacket, you look

just like Jimmy Dean.

I'm going to tell you something. If you

don't soon propose to Josie Lee, I'm

going to do it for you. Now, we're going

out on the town tonight. Did you

remember to ask her?

Uh,

sort of. I

Jude Josie Lee is a hell of a girl, and

you would be a lucky guy to get her.

Here you go. Hard charge a double for

the hard time.

All right, this one's a chew. Becky,

come on. Let me hit it.

[Music]

All right, come at me. All right, back

her up. Back her up.

Hey, Tiger.

Hey, didn't see you out there.

How you doing?

Oh, pretty good.

Kids look great this year.

You're doing terrific job with them.

You're fixing to go to state, aren't

you? Well, if our pitching holds out,

thanks for coming out. I'll hardly see

you anymore.

I know. I've been busy with the taxes

and the store and stuff, you know.

Look, I was supposed to ask you if you

want to come out and play some pool with

me and Bobby and Carrie this evening.

So, ask me.

Josie Lee, will you come out honky

tonking with me tonight?

Yes, dude. Snow, I will.

You know me. I'm easy.

I've got a great idea for your

honeymoon. Our cabin down at Fen

Reservoir. Now that place is isolated,

dirt road, complete privacy.

Oh, hell, Carrie. Las Vegas is better.

Better for you, maybe. But some

newlyweds may want to be alone together.

Will you stop you two? No one is going

on a honeymoon. Swear someone's going to

have to push you to to the altar. That's

all there is to it.

You pull her off, Bobby.

I've got a beautiful new dress, and your

wedding is going to be the only place

I'm going to get to wear it. Bobby,

you've gone on again.

True, Jude. People are starting to look

at you odd or something.

It's time you two were starting a

family.

Yeah, we're as miserable as we are.

We're not miserable yet.

[Music]

Carrie makes me feel like a dinosaur,

like a real old maid, which that's a

fate worse than death. I know.

She's a piece of work, ain't she?

But she's right in a way. I've got two

little girls in my fizz ed class that

are getting married.

Well, they're both pregnant.

I don't know. Seeing them every day just

makes me realize I want something more

out of life than just teaching.

You deserve more.

That's a fact.

This is embarrassing, Jude. We've been

going together for 2 years.

There are other men out there.

Well, old Bart Barton would give his eye

teeth to marry me.

He may not be very exciting and he's

round and short and bald and

but he wants me.

Look, I don't want to hurt you. I don't

want to stop you from living your life

either.

I am who I am.

I can't change.

I wish I could.

Wish I could be who you wanted me to be.

Mama wants me to be.

Anyway,

Bart Barton,

well, he's bald,

short, and

he's fat,

but he's got a terrific personality.

Fine. That does it, Jose. Look, I'm only

kidding. I was only kidding. What are

you going to do? Walk home?

That's exactly what I'm going to do.

Walk.

I've always been

just a little bit crazy.

Done a lot of things

that should have killed me.

But I got smart.

When I found you, lady,

you love the food

right out of me.

[Music]

Those honky tones,

sweet fainted ladies

took my

Don't stop dancing.

You look so good.

We're closed.

I know.

Well, you want a floor show? Is that

what you're here for?

No.

I used to dance all the time while I was

growing up.

Waiting for my mama to finish cleaning

up so we can go upstairs to bed.

I know you had it hard.

You know that, huh? You and your brother

the rich kids

used to sit out there on the stairs

staring up the sky think that the real

move was behind the one we see someplace

else.

This was just some kind of

synthesized version.

This was it.

Real world was right here.

damn beer joint.

She waited on people her whole life and

all they miss is her pie crust.

I don't think that's true.

I think they just don't know what to

say.

I was always afraid I was going to get

stuck here like she was.

Here I am.

[Music]

You ain't caught. I mean, you could sell

this place. Move on.

You got to got in your daddy's door.

Sure as I

What do we do with our dreams, Jude?

How do we get so far away from them?

[Music]

When me and Sunny was kids, we'd roam

these hills. We knew every rock. Be

carting around tuna fish sandwiches and

mason jars full of green punch.

It's hard to believe Sweet Shamway's

just over that hill.

Shway is not so sweet,

especially if you happen to be a little

different like my mama and Dunk

and me.

That's just people talking, bro. They

don't mean anything. I mean, it's

they're just bored. Hey, look

right up there. You know what that is?

The devil's ribs.

Yes, ma'am.

Let's go.

My dad. I never could please him. He

ain't a man around here unless you kill

a few deer.

I never could get used to that part of

it, though. Just I mean, you shoot them,

they fall, they make this horrible

noise. Their legs are still kicking.

life draining away from them. They look

right at you.

I don't hunt anymore.

Hate it. Dear season,

I used to cry myself to sleep just

thinking about Bambi.

Look at that.

Yeah.

It's what happened to your leg, isn't

it?

Yep.

Happened right down there by that water.

Me and Sunny got up early one morning.

We was going to surprise my daddy, bring

home a 9-point buck for him. So, we got

up, stole his 300 six out of the shed,

came up here.

We saw a deer. All right.

Shoot. Probably was Bambi.

Anyway, I just shot myself in the leg. I

got tangled up in the gun.

Does it hurt where you got shot?

I don't know.

I don't know what hurts or what's normal

anymore.

[Music]

You're so sweet, Jude.

How do men ever get to be as sweet as

you are?

I'm not that sweet.

Yes, you are.

No, I'm not.

[Music]

Well, they used to say that once you lie

down rips, you never get up. I know why.

Why is that?

You got fried. Come on, let's get out of

here.

I can't.

Oh, devil's got me. Oh no, the devil's

got me. The devil's got me in his paw.

Come on, let's go.

Here, get the water out of here. It's in

the top.

Okay,

I want to show you something.

Here it is. Isn't that the most

beautiful picture you ever saw?

Sure is.

They got everything here. They got

bears, they got pines, they got

mountains, they got pure air. See, what

I want to do is work as a fishing guide

on these expeditions they do up the

Madison River. Got the most beautiful

trout up there. You got rainbows. You

got browns.

Here, look.

There's this guy. He's got this store up

there. He ain't too keen on selling, but

I'm persistent.

Looks peaceful.

It is. I've been saving my money. I just

haven't been able to.

[Music]

You probably think this sounds pretty

feeble, huh?

I understand it better than you think.

Yeah.

I mean, do you ever

do you ever think that you can see other

people's dreams?

[Music]

There are some things you should know

about me.

I mean,

just not pure as the driven snow.

I ain't looking for driven snow.

[Music]

Guara, do you mean to tell me you're

down in Mexico? To tell you the truth, I

have no desire to go to Mexico. I'd be

afraid to eat anything. I'd starve

myself to death. You know, I hate that

Mexican food, even when it's clean.

Oh, I miss you, Sunny. Oh, your phone

calls on Sunday just make my week. I

love you. Take care now. Bye.

That was your brother calling from

Guadalajara in Mexico. He's basking in

the sunshine.

You're right. He's working on some land

deal involves millions of dollars.

Imagine.

Where are you going? You look like you

swallowed a canary.

Alone on a picnic. Mama.

What? You're not going out with that

Eklland girl again, are you? Her husband

was in prison. I heard that in Relief

Society.

He's not her husband anymore, Ma. They

split the sheets two years ago.

Well, that's even worse. She's divorced.

[Music]

Heat. Heat.

So, just tell us. Did you two do it yet?

Hey,

come on. You can tell us. We're your

best friends.

I think it'd be pretty rude if I talked

about that, Carrie. Don't you?

Good. That means they've done it.

We have not done it.

I barely even touched her. She's not the

kind of girl you think she is. Want some

advice? Do it.

Hey, Ro made you a bloody bull. Now,

Mormons won't drink this, but Jack

Mormons will.

Well, I'm not either one, so I guess I

can drink it and not feel guilty.

Oh, that water felt so great.

Oh, it looked cold to me.

Well, that was part of it.

Yeah,

jumping in and feeling that cold rush,

it got warmer.

It's just perfect. Forgot about this

part. What part?

Swimming in the river. Picnics. This

little town ain't so bad. Hell, we're

even having a Fourth of July dance

tomorrow night.

You two going to be there,

are we, Jude?

I ain't much of a dancer.

Oh, come on. We'll dance up a storm.

You're getting carried away. Everybody

knows she's loose.

I can hear you, Mommy. You don't got to

yell.

It's embarrassing. The whole town is

talking about it.

They got to talk about something. Ma,

you can always get up and leave, but I

live here. I have to face these people.

You should stuck with Josie Lee. Course

it's too late for that now. Josie Lee

found somebody else.

[Music]

Can't believe this right here on Main

Street.

No.

Just can't help myself

around you. I just want to touch you.

[Music]

Condoms.

You plan something?

I think we're about old enough.

Yeah,

you know, I feel like we're in junior

high school or something.

I was not this advanced in junior high.

I wasn't nothing like Sunny.

Shoot. I was scared of girl.

[Music]

I think I still am.

Maybe I'm scared, too.

Do you think uh

you think we might could

what?

Go up to your apartment.

Yes,

I do.

[Music]

Dude,

think we overslept.

Mama's probably calling the police right

now.

It's almost time for the store to open.

You going to have to sneak out of here?

I never dreamed I'd feel like this. I

never thought it was possible.

[Music]

I just want to say that for the first

time, maybe the first time in my life, I

feel like there's hope.

You're here. I'm here.

Hey, don't rule out Montana.

Montana's on the agenda.

You know, a year ago,

I could have sworn I had my life mapped

out for me. I was going to marry Josie

Lee, and then there'd be the rodeo and a

county fair, and then there'd be June,

and I'd be down in the park at the

Mormon pageant helping feed all those

people, flipping pancakes for Jesus is

what I call it. Then Josie leave me,

probably a few kids, and I'd be active

in the town council, and she'd keep on

teaching.

Doesn't sound so bad.

It's not.

But it ain't nothing like this.

[Music]

Why'd you do that?

Well, it was a dumb thing I did a long

time ago.

Did it hurt?

Yeah, it hurt like hell.

Tell nobody's here.

We're open.

Coming. Dunk.

Go out of here.

Hey,

are you serious about Montana?

Yes, I was serious.

You think

maybe if when you get to know me better,

I mean, if maybe there's a chance,

you consider marrying me.

Yes, there definitely is a chance.

[Music]

[Applause]

Happy 4th of July.

[Applause]

[Music]

Hell.

Shny,

what's going on?

Hey, Jude. What did you do? Get out the

band for me. That's a hell of a welcome

home. It's the fourth. Look at you.

Where's mom? She's out at the senior

citizens deal having breakfast. I just

got home.

Well, you've been out capping. Is that

it?

Good. Hey, I got some time to get myself

presentable before Ma gets home. Hey, do

me a favor.

Sure.

Get me a cup of coffee.

You got it.

Thanks. And oh, I need to get a hot

shower and a shave. Got a razor.

Thanks, I'll open the cabinet. We're

always good. Do me a favor. Break out a

pair of scissors and give yourself a

trim. Mama's going to have a heart

attack. She sees you with that hair.

She'll love it. She just won't admit it.

Also, can you run a hose over my car

there? I've been burning up the road all

the way from Guadalajara. Drove straight

through. Be careful, too. I don't want

you rubbing it too hard to scratch the

paint.

That's a mighty fine car, Sunny.

120 that baby all across the desert.

Yeah.

Might want to check the tires.

Hey, dude. Yes, sir.

Feels real good to be home.

Real good. It's good to have you here,

man. Go.

What was that?

Fireworks. Sunny's the fool.

It's my back yet?

Uh-uh.

Yeah.

Think there's anything in that closet

that still fits me?

No. I got stuff you could wear.

Look at the way you dress.

I was thinking maybe I should go to the

store, get me some new clothes. Decided

to come here outside of Tucson. Didn't

have anything with me.

Traveling light.

Hey, Sunny. You packing?

Yeah. Why?

Are you in trouble or something?

What are you talking about? Working on a

big deal in Mexico involves lots of

cash. Never be too careful enough.

But you learned your lesson yet. You

never play with a loaded gun.

I put that in a sock drawer before mom

gets home. Where's my coffee? I wake up

in this sleazy Mexican motel room.

Right. It's dark. I'm with this chick. I

don't know who she is or how the she got

there. All I know is that I'm thirsty as

hell and I got cotton mouth. Right. So,

she gets up to get me a drink of water.

She comes back and she's standing there

and I look at this woman who I've been

poking all night. God knows what else we

did. And I said, "You don't understand.

I can't drink the water."

So, what happened to him?

Who? The woman.

I don't know.

Me and my partner's buying hundreds of

acres up right on the ocean. Going to

put in a luxury hotel, golf course,

airirst strip. Damn. Couldn't hit a bull

in the butt with a scoop shovel today.

Anyway, I've been making deals with

every taco bender and chili bean maker

in Mexico.

This deal goes through, I can retire.

This is the big one.

When it does happen, there's going to be

a place in it for you. Definitely going

to be a place in it for you, Jude.

Shoot, Sunny. I just a country boy.

I wouldn't know what to do with no big

land deal.

Nice shooting, cowboy.

Well, I keep telling you, got to make a

life of your own. Got to make a break

for it.

Fixing to. I met this girl. I think I'm

going ask her to marry me.

Good. It's the time you get your first

divorce over with,

Sunny. I'm serious.

I think I'm falling in love with her.

Good. Congratulations. Cheers.

Well, it ain't official yet. I mean, I

haven't asked her.

Well, she's not going to say no. I can

tell you that right now. You're a catch,

man. Sunny Snow's little brother.

See, what what we're planning to do is

get some land in Montana.

Ma'am?

Yeah. I'm by this bait and tackle store.

It's on the banks of the Madison River.

I just I wouldn't be any good in the

city, Sunny.

I'd be like a floppy eared mule in a

burning barn, man. I wouldn't know what

to do.

Anyway, I haven't told mama yet.

Hey, I'll take care of Ma. You only live

once. You got to go for it.

I mean, look out there. You got cheat

grass and scrub oak, sage brush, choked

cherry.

Everything growing out there has got a

thorn on it. There's nothing there that

won't take a poke at you.

Hey, Gez, Sunny. Die, sucker.

Hey, don't kill it.

I didn't kill it. Won't be having any

more baby rabbits, that's all.

Let's go.

your hair. Oh, well, people think I have

some boy like you.

Oh, why would you do a thing like that?

Oh, not so hard. You're going to break

my ribs.

Oh, I could just kill you. Now, you got

to get a haircut before I take you

downtown. I want to show you off. Just I

hate hair.

Oh, thank God you're home. You have no

idea how lonely I get.

He won't remember me. Yes, he will. Of

course he will. Sunny can be a little

overbearing at times, but I mean, once

you get to know him, you just can't help

but

he's been telling me these stories of

places he's been, people he's met.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah. He's got this land deal working

for himself down in Mexico.

Anytime we want to go to Vegas, he can

set us up anytime, any place, anywhere.

He knows everybody in Vegas. Heck, he's

even played golf with Frank Sinatra.

[Music]

[Applause]

Too strong for me, Jude.

Hey, come on.

[Music]

[Music]

Now I'm bound to change my mind at one

single time. But there ain't no other

way I can be.

There ain't no other way that I can be.

[Music]

[Applause]

Sunny. Hey. Hey.

Hey, buddy. I

cannot believe my eyes. Renew.

Told you. He's remember you.

This is her. This is the one.

Yes, sir.

Jude, you better snatch her up fast.

This is a match made in heaven.

Oh, mind if I ask your lady to dance

here?

Well, I I don't feel so good. I had too

much to drink.

Come on, just one dance. Got to be

friendly with me. From what I hear, you

might be family soon. Go ahead. Sony's

in much better dancer than I.

Come on, Ro. I don't bite.

[Music]

Never expected this. Me

neither.

I thought I'd see you.

[Music]

That is sick,

dude.

Hope I don't have this effect on all the

women. You all right?

[Applause]

[Music]

So, what did you think of her?

Huh?

Rowena, what' you think?

Oh, nice girl. Seems like a very nice

girl at Rowena.

Hey, Sunny. What? What is this? Elks

Ridge Mining Company?

Was your idea, remember? So, 200 acres

we sold south of town. We're going to

invest.

Oh, yeah.

Silver mine up in Eureka. You know it

struck a bell. You remember that baby

company dissolved? No land, no mine, no

silver.

Jude,

what?

Looks like everything's in Ma's name,

huh?

Yeah, everything but the store account.

I mean, you know how she is. Going to

hold on to every penny till the end.

You know, I can't figure this out. I

thought we were supposed to be the rich

people in town.

Sunny, most people in somewhere are on

welfare. We still are the rich people in

town.

I just thought there was more money.

Well, what the hell? Who needs it?

Invite your girl on by the house

tomorrow. We're doing a barbecue. Sunny,

I don't think mama's ready for a

barbecue.

Well, then maybe it's time to get mama

ready. Bring robot.

Fix some hamburgers.

Guaranteed to be the best tasting

hamburgers you ever had. Even got

sourdough biscuits. Compliments of Vera.

So when'd you escape Showy Rowena after

high school?

I didn't finish high school. Quit to get

married. Big mistake in all departments.

Marriage didn't work out. And well, I

just wish I'd finished high school. So

many things I want to know about now.

Hey, you probably learned them all

already.

School of hard knocks.

It's the same school I graduated from.

You graduated from the University of

Utah, Sunny. Don't leave that bottle out

for all the neighbors to see. Sunny

makes light of his accomplishments, but

he made his father me very proud.

Especially since Jude didn't go on

school.

Jude got stuck with the storm. Huh.

Stuck with it. It was an opportunity. Of

course, Sunonny made quite a name for

himself at the you.

Yeah, I made quite a name for myself

playing ball.

the other departments. I paid somebody

to take my test.

Oh, you did not.

Ma, don't get your nose out of joint.

Jude here always had the brains.

That's who you brought home for dinner.

So, you've been working in the city.

Yeah.

Well, for dry cleaners. My ex buddy

Hogan. He uh left me with quite a bit of

debt. So, I've been trying to pay off

everybody.

Buddy Hogan? How'd you get mixed up with

a loser like that? Sunny, I think Ren

has had about enough of the 10th degree,

don't you?

Jude's being protective of you. Wants to

keep you to himself.

Hey, you want some ketchup, mustard,

sweet pickles? You know, I've been

telling Jude, it's time he brought you

around the house. I think it's time that

we all got reacquainted.

Oh, I'm sorry. So clumsy. But don't

worry about the cloth. I can get it out

with cold water. After all, I work for

dry cleaners.

Barely always uses hot water. She fills

the tub. Let me help you with that.

Oh, I'll just go to the bathroom and

sponge it out.

Second door on the left.

I'm sorry about the tablecloth. I hope I

didn't ruin it.

Don't worry about the tablecloth. M's

got plenty of tablecloths.

[Music]

Thanks for all your questions.

Practically I've been jumping out of my

skin out there. You

all fixed up, huh? Bet the man of your

dreams.

Maybe I have.

Sunny, don't touch me.

I thought you'd like it. Used to like it

before.

Going to get married, move to Montana,

run a a fish tackle shop.

I got to help with the coffee.

You know, this has been twisted in my

gut. You and my brother. Somehow I can't

quite see you tying flies.

Don't look. I'm going to have some

happiness in my life. I'm going to be

with somebody good, somebody loyal and

sensitive.

Nice change from the men I've known.

[Music]

Not quite sure what I'm going to do

about this,

but I do know

I don't want to hurt my brother.

When I saw you across that dance floor,

I felt like I got hit by a 10-tonon

truck.

I knew right then. I never get over you,

Ruby.

Tell me another one.

I'd like to take you right here right

now on this carpet. Let me know

something. You'd love it.

Just stop it. Look, I'm not going to

have it. I'm not.

[Music]

[Music]

You don't want me, but you got me.

Isn't that right,

[Music]

Dude?

Congratulations.

Thanks for coming.

I wouldn't miss it for the world. I just

want to wish you both the best.

Hi, Rowan. I'm glad you could make it.

I just hope you two end up as happy as

we are now.

Josie Lee.

Sunny.

Ah, you make a beautiful bride, honey.

You sure make a beautiful bride. And

here, I thought you were going to be my

sister-in-law.

This is my prince charming.

Glad you could make it. Josie Lee was

sure hoping you could. Barton, you are

one lucky man. Josie Lee is the nicest

girl in town.

Thank you, man.

So, I guess you know Rowena Josie Lee

was crazy about old Jude here.

Yeah, I heard something about that.

Why did you two see each other?

Too long. Don't pay attention to it.

We all thought it was a done deal.

And then came Rowena,

right? The home wrecker.

Josie Lee sure looks beautiful though,

doesn't she? Never seen her look so

beautiful.

Don't worry, Rowena. Josie Lee was the

one who chased Jude, not the other way

around.

Yeah, Jude was waiting for something

better.

Bonnet, that's for sure.

So, let's hear it. When you two going to

tie the knot,

guess that it guess you're caught now.

Thought I was going to bust in there.

You need to smoke.

I didn't know you smoked. It's

a lot you don't know, Jude.

So talk to me. I know what's wrong.

It's my brother. All right.

He just likes to tease people and don't

let them get to you.

Listen, there are some things we got to

talk about.

Hey, folks running out on me?

No.

Arina just want to get some fresh air,

Sunny?

Air a little too hot in there for you,

Ro?

Yeah, it was too hot.

Well, how about we go get some eats? I'm

buying. Go down to the wayside and get

us some steaks or something.

No thanks, honey.

Come on, let's go home.

[Music]

I'm sorry, Jude. I just can't.

I know I'm coming on too strong, huh?

No, it it's just that I'm tired,

nervous.

About what?

Just being here in my mama's apartment

just doesn't feel so good. It

was fine before.

Well, that was before. Okay.

For what?

Just before.

Look, if you're having second thoughts

about me, I understand that. I mean, I

know I'm not some great catch or

anything.

Don't say that. Don't put yourself down.

I'm just frustrated.

It's gone home.

Sunny.

No, not Sunny. The damn world doesn't

revolve around Sunny.

Rayaten gone home. Once when I was in

the sixth grade, I

just went over there.

Went right over there and asked him if

he was my dad. He looked at me kind of

blank and said, "No,

that was all. Just no."

Maybe you already had a family all those

years.

I mean,

maybe Dunk and your mother.

Maybe that was sort of your family.

Sometimes I feel like I'm poisoned,

Jude.

Like I got poison running through me and

I just can't seem to stop it.

[Music]

Save me, Jude.

Too young. Much too young.

You want an old lady dress? Is that it,

ma? Here. How about this? Should be

perfect. I just don't like my elbows,

Shelly.

You got good elbows.

They're fattened. They're wrinkled.

Is this see-through? I'm going to walk

up to the platform to deliver my speech.

Yeah, they're going to see everything

I've got.

It's going to be perfect. They'll see

you still got beautiful legs. No.

Look at yourself, ma. You're a babe and

you know it. Look at that cleavage. It's

going to make all the old guys hot.

If I be in prison some old guy,

I got to go to Provo this afternoon.

Now, I'd like to take you, but I got

some heavy duty business to do. It's too

bad, too. Probably get something better

to wear up there.

People in some way should spend their

money in some way, which is exactly what

I do.

You don't spend your money, period.

Not in other people's stores. Learned

that from your dad.

You know, you got all these rules. You

should really loosen up. You're not

getting any younger. You should spread

it around a little bit.

Spread it around to you boys. Is that

it?

You should use it to do something that

you'd enjoy, like go on one of those

cruises or something.

Of course,

it wouldn't be too bad if you uh laid a

little on us, too. I mean, what are you

going to do? Play bingo in heaven?

I have a ways to go before that.

It's so strange. You do all these big

business deals, and you don't know

anything about money, how fast it can

go.

You'll be back for tonight, won't you?

I'll be back, ma.

6:00 sharp. You're going to knock him

dead.

Won't take much. Most of the Liza clubs

have dead already.

Love you.

Do you want that rare?

No blood for me, Rowena.

Make sure there's no blood. My god, I

hate Santa blood.

Okay,

make mine a cherry coke.

Hey, Dunk.

Cherry Coke hasn't tasted right for 10

years.

Never tasted like the Cherry Coke you

made me when you were what, 15 years

old.

Do you really want a Cherry Coke? You're

just trying to bug me.

Well, I've been thirsty for a Cherry

Coke ever since I got back. Found you

here.

Sunny,

will you just talk straight cuz I can't

take this. I can't take it either. I'm

going nuts. I can't sleep. My mind just

keeps going and going.

You were just 15 years old. Just

starting to be the beauty you are now.

Would you just stop it?

You were in cut off shorts and an orange

Shamway track team t-shirt.

Can't believe you remember that t-shirt.

I remember everything that happened that

day.

Thank you.

Band on the run was playing on the

jukebox. Roger Dimmick was sitting right

over there complaining about how the

coyotes got into his turkeys.

Roger Dimmick's always complaining about

something.

But he told me he had an idea. He was

going to put in a stereo system in

around his fences, play the music real

loud at night. He was convinced he would

keep the coyotes from getting in there.

I always wondered what it would do to

the turkeys.

And I was sitting right here on this

very stool. You made me a Cherry Coke.

That Cherry Coke changed my life.

Nothing was ever the same again.

I hate to disappoint you, but it wasn't

a cherry coke.

No, you walked in here and asked for

chocolate malt.

I was so nervous, my hands all shook up,

I slopped it all over the counter.

It wasn't cherry coke.

And I helped you clean it up. A little

napkin like this.

Why don't you take a drive with me? It's

fast car. Tops down.

Let your hair blow.

Dunk, would you help, Sunny?

He wants cherry coke

by your side.

How are you?

[Music]

Where is he?

Where is that boy? Do I have lipstick on

my teeth?

No. You look gorgeous, Mom. I keep

telling you.

He had business in Provo. He said he'd

be back in plenty time for the banquet.

I'm sure he's on his way. Mom,

these stockings are too thick. You keep

telling your order the kind I like.

They don't make the kind you like

anymore. Mama,

look. I know I'm not sunny, but I'll

take you, okay? We don't get all excited

about this. You've been working on your

speech.

He promised he'd be here. He's going to

sit at the head table with me.

You're going to be a half hour late as

it is already.

Oh,

then I'm just going on home. You can go

up and tell Larill I got sick.

Oh, mama. What's wrong with you? I got a

clean shirt. I put on my jacket and a

tie. Got this speech delivered. You're

part of the program.

Mom, I took a shower this morning. I

washed behind my ears and everything. I

promise I'll use my manners. I won't eat

with a knife.

Could have had a car accident. He drives

so fast. He'll forget to watch for the

deer crossing the highway.

Fine. Now, son, he is always losing

track of time. He's always late.

He wouldn't forget this banquet. I read

in my speechway beautifification plan.

He picks out this dress. I know your

brother better than you do. Most the

dress is too young for me. can't stand

these flounces.

[Music]

Get him

back.

No.

[Music]

Sunny, are you all right?

I'm all right.

What happened?

Who are those men?

Glad you needed.

You're bleeding.

I'm all right. Just a scratch.

I'll get some water.

Get down here, bro.

No.

Come here.

No.

Come here.

No. Sunny, let go of me. Let's go.

Let's go. She

I need you so bad. I do. I do.

[Music]

Where the hell have you been? Mom's

spent up half the night. She even called

Sheriff Tub.

Sorry about that.

You were supposed to take her to the

lion's banquet. Sunny,

what happened to your head?

Somebody caught up with me.

What's going on, Sunny?

I need money, Jude.

How much?

60 grand.

$60,000.

You heard me. I've had it.

I played it to the end of the string.

I'm out of juice and I'm out of time.

What about that that land deal you were

telling me about down in Mexico? What

about that?

I got a rich imagination.

There's no way out of this. These guys

want their money and they're going to

get it or they're going to get me.

That's one thing I know for sure.

You got to help me here, man.

I don't have no $60,000, Sunny. What

about your Montana money you told me

you've been saving?

Right.

My Montana money.

Right.

It's about 20,000. Well, good. That's

part of it. Now, the store you can you

can sign on the store's account.

No,

I mean, you got to clear that with Moss,

honey.

I can't just take it. That's her money.

Sunny.

Jude, don't make me beg.

Do you want me to tell mom about this?

Do you want her to know the truth about

me?

Sunny, she checks those accounts

religiously, sometimes before the end of

the month.

I'll handle mother when the time comes

and I'll replace the money. Hell, it's

not like I'm not good for it. Look at

me. These guys don't mess around.

They'll kill me over 10 bucks. They took

my car. They took everything to clean me

out.

Sunny,

you're asking me to steal from mama.

I am desperate here. Damn it. I'm

fighting for my life.

Look,

I don't blame you. God knows I don't

blame you. You have covered my butt over

the years. But listen,

you and I both know what's going down

here.

What?

I'm a failure.

Everything I've tried to do doesn't turn

out right.

You help me out of this one and I swear

I'll get out of here. I'll get out of

your life and I will never ever ask you

for anything again.

It's not me. Is that you? Are you all

right?

I'm okay, ma. I just got in a little

accident, that's all.

You hit a deer on the highway.

Exactly. I uh was trying to get back

here so I could take you to that

banquet. I wanted to see your speech and

I just ran my car into deer.

Oh,

I've warned you a million times about

that.

I know. I hit my face on the steering

wheel. Steering wheel is total, but face

is okay.

Oh, you're a beautiful car.

Won't be seeing that anymore.

You were lucky. You drive too fast.

I know.

I've warned you over and over and over

again about that.

I better get you some ice for your cut.

If I give him the money, we're going to

have to put Montana off for a while.

Are you listening to me?

I hear you.

He says it's a one-shot deal. I'll help

him out with this one. That's it. He

won't ask me for anything else.

Then give him the money.

I mean, he's your brother.

I know he's my I love him and

everything, but it's a lot of money.

Well, if he's in trouble, you have to

help him out.

Sunny's always in trouble. That's what

nobody knows about him.

Just

get him the money.

Then he'll go and everything will be

like it was. But Montana's not that

important when Montana can wait.

There he is like clockwork. Rayton

washing them windows.

How's business, Jude?

Slow,

Ray.

Real slow

for me, too. Very slow.

Sometimes I hate this town. Just hate

it.

Look, I had to see you.

I had to see you, too, Sunny.

Jude's got the money for you. Good.

I want you to take it and go. Leave

town.

Is that all you got to say?

Yes.

We made love for him.

Didn't happen. Never happened. And I'm

never going to tell him.

Okay.

Okay then.

Aren't you going to say goodbye?

Bye.

What are you afraid of?

Look at me.

What am I? A fate worse than death? Am I

Am I some kind of terrible disease? Some

terrible disease? Is that it?

Joke.

I'm a dead beat. You know it.

You think it's impossible for me to ever

grow up and

be accountable.

I understand that.

But you're the only real thing I have my

whole damn life.

That's the truth.

I ain't got a chance now without you.

Did you see that?

There was that time at the lake.

Forget about that.

We went out on the raft.

You and me and your friend Jack

drinking beers.

Sun was so hot. It was a mistake. I

truly regret that.

Was lying there, eyes shut.

I could feel your hands cross my

breasts, my hips, tops of my legs,

your lips, your tongue against my face.

You were whispering that you love me,

that you were going to tell your father

all about us,

that we were going to get married.

Ro, stop.

Then when I opened my eyes,

there was Jack.

Two of you been touching me that whole

time.

Even when I saw it, I didn't move.

That was it. You went back to the U that

fall

and nobody knew anything about us.

I'm sorry. Honest to God, I'm sorry.

We're not playing, Sunny. This could

destroy you, destroy everything.

I know we're not playing. I don't want

to hurt you. I don't want to hurt him.

He's my brother. Ever since he's a

little kid, he's been chasing around

after me. Sometimes at night, I can

still hear him limping, dragging that

foot.

Told me about that, how he got shot.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, he took me on a picnic up at the

Devil's Ribs.

Pointed out the spot.

I should have been looking out for him

instead. I was goating him on. We had

our old man's gun.

He's such a good person, Sunny. And

there's nobody in the world like Jude.

Don't run away from me,

please.

You know that afternoon on the lake,

three of us, everything that happened.

The thing that scares me is that I liked

it.

[Music]

That's why we're the same, you and me.

Come over here and lie down.

Don't think, don't talk.

Might not be able to give you a picnic

up at the devil's ribs, but this is

where you belong down here with me.

Devil's bed.

[Music]

I'll take off next week. You're going to

have to cover for me a little with Ma. I

get this money back to you by the end of

the month.

What? You don't believe me? Huh?

What's the difference, Sunny?

I thought you said they're going to be

here.

They'll be here. Never fear.

Sunny, put that gun away. It's the last

thing you need right now. Put the gun

away.

You don't understand. You don't know

these guys.

Sunny, put the gun away. They would just

as soon shoot me and look at me.

Maybe you better stay in a truck.

It's all here, right?

Yeah.

Hey kid,

tell your brother to stand on lost wages

if he knows what's good for him. Okay.

Hey honey, love the car.

Nice friends you got, Sunny.

[Applause]

Hi, Miss. Did you get your paper this

morning?

We got it, Jeremiah, but not until 10:00

a.m. Not until after I called your

mother. You want to deliver papers? You

got to get at it much earlier.

Hi, Bill.

How you doing, Ellis? Come right in. My

You're looking good these days.

Thank you.

I was thinking last night that I should

look over my accounts.

This might be a good time to give some

money to my boys now when they can use

it.

They're going to get it anyway when they

die.

One thing I wouldn't want you to do is

to take too much out of your savings.

You got to think of your future, too.

You know,

I'm conservative. I don't need much.

I was thinking of the big withdrawal

that Jude made yesterday.

The $40,000 from the corporate account.

What are you talking about?

He said you knew. He walked in here

sober as a judge and walked out of here

with $60,000 cash for 20 of it was his

own savings account.

You let him take money from my account.

Well, I couldn't refuse. It's all

legitimate. It's in his name, too.

gone out of his mind. Alice, it's

for that woman.

Alice, be calm. Now, be calm.

You're going to have a heart attack.

My son has stolen $40,000 for me. I have

a right to know why.

He told you, Ma. Now, you get your money

back in two weeks. We've been going over

this for hours. Let's just go to bed and

get some sleep.

Where's he going to get that kind of

money?

I'll get it, mama.

I trusted you with the store and all the

money. I just want to know what you did

with it.

Let's just tell her, Jude.

Ma, Jude has worked long and hard here,

and he's always had this dream about

buying some land in Montana.

A few weeks ago, a deal came up, and he

had his chance. Now, I was going to loan

him the money. Only, I couldn't get to

that kind of money until I cashed in

some stocks and stuff in Vegas. So, he

borrowed it from me. Is that what you're

saying?

No. What I'm saying is

that I'm good for it and everything is

going to be fine.

It's the least I could do. He's my

brother.

It was a mistake to let you take over

the store.

I never wanted the damn store, Mama. I

never asked you for it.

I give up on you. I just plain give up.

I'm turning everything over to Sunny. Do

you hear me? the store, money,

everything.

No, don't say that kind of stuff. You

don't really mean it.

Is that [ __ ] She's got it by the tail.

Don't take her seriously. She didn't

mean it.

I don't want anything from you. I don't

want the money. I don't want the store.

I need more of your damn lies.

You Wait a minute.

Where are you going?

I'm not going to cover for you anymore,

Sunny. You're going to have to start

telling Mama the truth.

Don't get any wild ideas. Mom's just

upset.

You can't go walking out of here like

this. She's an old lady.

I'm going to be leaving soon.

All this time I've been waiting, afraid

to leave her cuz she's old and alone.

Turns out my mama don't even want me.

Since I've been free the whole time. I

didn't even know it.

You told Sonic, didn't you, we were

going?

Nope. He's a big boy. He didn't have to

know. He could take care of himself.

Now, maybe we should wait.

Hey, come on. This is our chance. Let's

take it.

What about my place?

Don can look after it until you can sell

it. I mean, we'll be in contact drop it

off the face of the earth.

But I don't know what I've got and what

I haven't.

It doesn't matter. Hey,

let's just get on the road and drive.

Okay.

There's about $200 in the register.

All right. I'm going to go out front and

start the car.

All right. I'll be right back.

What you doing here?

The door was open.

Are you going with him?

Yes, I am.

Is this what you want? Of course, it's

what she wants.

She loves me.

Well, then this is cause for a

celebration.

We need some music, some lights.

Are you planning on sending me a

postcard?

We're going, Sunny.

I asked Rowena a question.

Are you planning on sending me a

postcard?

Sunny, don't ruin everything.

[Music]

What's going on?

You know what I like best about Rowena?

I like that little heart-shaped tattoo

she's got on her left hand side of the

one she keeps tucked underneath her

underpants. Sweetest little heart in the

entire world.

Bastard.

I'm sleeping with her. Jude,

you're a liar, son. You're nothing but a

liar.

Ask her. Go ask her.

[Music]

Look, he's just drunk.

Everything's going to be fine. I'll take

care of him. You just go wait in the

truck. Okay.

It's no good, Jude.

Nothing's going to stop us. I'm not

going to let Sunny stop us.

It's true what he said.

What?

You and Sunny?

I tried to tell you. I wanted to tell

you. It happened a long time ago. I was

15 years old

and then it just started up again. And

what were you going to do?

Dump me in Salt Lake or wait till

Montana? I

wasn't going to dump you. I wanted you

to give him the money so that he'd go

away. So he'd leave me and leave us.

Put him on a village, idiot.

How could you do this to me?

I love her.

Jude,

I wanted to make a life with you.

Different than anyone else.

He goes through people. Damn if he won't

go straight through you.

Dude,

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look.

Nobody wanted to hurt you, man.

This is the deal.

Rowena's mine.

She always will be mine. I got my stamp

on her.

Nobody's got a stamp on me. She just

feels sorry for you cuz of your limp.

Why don't you tell what really

bracket out here? What's going on?

It

is the matter with you.

J with

Jude.

You should make me look bad.

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What are you going to do? Shoot me?

Is this better?

I don't care what you do anymore, Sunny.

Sunny, come on. Just put the gun down.

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That's it for that.

Honey, get the paramedics.

Honey. Bunny.

Bunny.

Just breathe. Brace. Honey. Breathe.

He's dead. Jude.

What's funny?

They were fighting,

hitting each other until he fell.

his head.

I know this is hard for you, Rowena.

Hell, what's the point of anything?

What's going to happen to Jude?

Well, that's up to the judiciary system.

Could be negligent homicide, involuntary

manslaughter, could be just a case of a

terrible, terrible accident.

Well, he's not to blame. I'm the one.

If I hadn't come back here, none of this

would ever happen.

You don't know about that. They could

have been fighting over something

different. These things usually are over

something different, something deeper.

I'm going to have him take you on back

to your place. County attorney's going

to want to ask you some questions in the

morning. Come on, Rowena. Dunk's out

there waiting for you.

Jude, your lawyer's here to get you.

Son, I know you're grieving.

We going to release you for now. Come on

out of there.

I'm going to need you to stay close to

home until these county attorneys finish

with their interviews. Bobby,

come on, Jude. It's time to go home.

Now, the county attorney is going to

have to make a decision. But from what

Rowena said, Sunny egged you on. He

started.

He's dead, Bobby.

Yeah, he's dead, J. That's what I keep

telling you. Your brother's dead.

We all knew this young man as we knew

his parents, Ellis and Arch Snow. We

watched him growing up. Watched him as a

hero on the baseball diamond. Watched

him making his way in the world. A good

son, a good brother, a good citizen.

Dear Lord,

we commit him now unto you.

Receive him well.

Praise the Lord who carries our burdens

day after day. He is the God who saves

us. Our God is a God who saves. He is

the Lord, our Lord, who rescues us from

death.

Prosecution won't be initiated. I talked

to the county attorney this morning. How

did Cain kill Abel?

Jude, are you listening to me?

I remember they went into a field and

Cain slew his brother. I remember that

part. The blood crith from the ground.

I don't know about the scripture, Jude.

All I know is that you aren't being held

responsible for this. I mean, it was an

accident.

What happened to Kane?

Well, Kane was driven from the face of

the earth.

But you ain't Kane. Heat.

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Heat.

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They bring too much food. Hardly anybody

touched it.

I thought they'd never go home.

I don't understand why people think they

have to be fed after a funeral.

You want some help, Ma?

No, no, no, no, no. I want to do this

myself. That's why I sent Verlo home.

Oh, McFarland sent over the most god

awful cream of broccoli soup. Imagine in

this weather.

I'm selling the store.

It's a good idea, Mom. It's a good idea.

I guess you'll be going.

I guess

that day when you and your brother were

out hunting deer when you were boys.

He shot you, didn't he?

That's ancient history. Ma,

just let go of it.

He got you to say that you'd stumble

with your gun.

What's the point, ma?

What's the point reactioning?

Nothing I can say or do is going to

bring Sunny back.

I was hanging out the laundry when the

sheriff came to tell me.

I knew there was something fishy. I knew

that Sunonny was lying and that he got

you to go along with it. He was your

hero.

M.

What happened had nothing to do with my

leg.

I was such a beautiful baby. Wish

somebody had said that today.

So quick and curious.

Always had a sense of humor.

He could charm anybody,

even your dad. But I knew early on that

he wasn't what he appeared to be. I knew

I couldn't depend on him.

So, I chose you.

That's a mistake, Mom. You never chose

me.

Yes, I did.

I found a way to keep you here.

I wounded you just like your brother

wounded you with a gun.

There's some money here.

I don't want your money, Mom.

I know you didn't mean to hurt him.

No, Mom.

Sometimes I just don't know.

You didn't. I know you didn't.

At least give me that

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son.

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You better go. I got to get this stuff

in the fridge before it spoils.

Nothing keeps in this weather.

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How you doing? Good.

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You know we're closed.

Yes, sir. I need to talk to her.

Yeah.

Ju here.

All right.

She hasn't eaten in 3 days. Won't eat

anything.

Toast. Nothing.

Hey, Ro.

You still watching Rayton?

Have it.

Dunk's worried about you.

Says you hardly haven't eaten nothing.

I miss him, too.

I loved him and I hated him at the same

time, you know.

Nothing's ever just one way, I guess.

Huh?

I just came to say goodbye.

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What are you planning to do? I don't

know.

I can't run away anymore.

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I love you.

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I'll love you forever.

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You know, last night I was thinking that

that it's not too late that the two of

us could just ride right out of here.

That's the sad part.

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It is too late.

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So, you go to Montana at last, huh?

Yeah,

some place in Montana.

I'll check in on your mama.

Oh, she doesn't like me much, but maybe

she'll learn.

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Goodbye.

Bye.

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Heat.

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So, Rowena, are we open or closed?

We're open.

Good.

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Heat. Heat.

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Where are you?