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A wedding day. Four years ago.

Let me guess. Met her on Friday, married
her on Sunday, shipped out on Monday.

Pretty much.

Me too.

Ain't more hell. I'll bet we don't even
recognize them.

Oh, no, I'd recognize them.

I take this over the bank.

I

find

that this should be quite... I find that
this should be quite...

Find the wine.

I find the wine extraordinarily... I
prefer to dine at home, alone.

Paul?

Paul!

When I didn't see you on the dock, I
thought... I didn't know you were coming

today. Oh, didn't you get my letters?

Oh, Paul, I started to read them, I did,
but...

After the first few, I just couldn't
bear to hear about all that fighting and

the killing and the... I wrote you
almost every day.

I know.

And I kept them. Look.

When taking your dinner at the
appropriate hour, please remember to

shout.

Oh, Paul.

Even the thought of you and all that
danger, it was just too much. I knew

if I got them that you were still alive,
and that's all that I cared about.

That... that you were alive.

That's all that was important to me.

Can you forgive me?

Yeah, sure.

I wrote to you.

You got those, right?

I got a few.

I told you I wasn't a big writer.

I quite agree. The distinction is
dubious, don't you?

It's a course I'm taking.

Self -improvement.

His name is Armistead, and he makes tons
of money.

The whole country's making money, hand
over fist.

You've been away, out of touch, you
don't know.

But you will.

I went to see Mr. Sweeney to make sure
he held your job like you promised. He

said you could start the day you got
back, for all he cared.

Just make sure you wear your uniform, he
said.

Who could resist a war hero, huh?

Of course I negotiated a raise.

Betty, I, uh... I don't want to go back
to selling chocolate.

You've got something better.

No, I don't.

But you know, in the war, I had time to
think about what's important,

about what I want out of life.

For me, for us.

I wrote you all this in the letters.

Are we back to those old letters again?

You want me to read the letters?

No.

It's just you don't understand what I'm
feeling.

what I want.

Sweetie.

Tell me what you want.

I bought some time.

Time's money.

I want things, Polly.

My whole life I've been without.

And you'll wear your uniform, won't you?

My uniform?

To sell chocolates.

Millions and millions of them.

Here,

let me help.

I'm sorry.

He's going to kill me.

It's just glass. You can replace it
easily.

Sorry. No, no, it's my fault.

Look at this mess.

Here you go.

Are you all right?

Take it, please.

Had an accident.

Yeah.

Thanks.

Have a good evening.

The speed you were going, you could have
made Sacramento before me.

Do you smell anything?

No.

Hi.

Oh, my God.

I'm so embarrassed.

I wanted to apologize, but you looked so
peaceful.

Apology accepted.

Good book?

Quite a mouthful.

It's required reading.

College? My master's degree.

Playing hockey?

No.

Going home.

My family has a vineyard.

In Napa.

And you?

Uh, business in Sacramento.

The train goes to Sacramento.

My ticket didn't.

I mean, it did when I got on, but... Oh,
no.

I think this is yours.

Yep.

I thought it was a mistake.

I'm so sorry.

You've been taken.

How are you?

Look.

I'm Bill.

This is my buddy Herman.

And you're, uh... I'm not interested.

You know, I had a girlfriend once that
always used to say she was not

interested. It was never what she meant,
was it, Herman?

Most definitely not.

No, no, not after she got to know me.

Stop it.

Fellas. Come on, just give it a shot.

The lady doesn't want to be bothered.

Just let her be.

Sacramento. Not on this bus you don't.

I don't think we've been properly
introduced.

Oh.

All of a sudden.

Victoria Aragon.

Well, I'm sorry about the boss.

I've been terrible.

All the problems I've caused you.

You should just keep going. Who knows
what will happen to you next?

There's always the possibility of a
forest fire, I suppose.

Why aren't you on the bus?

My stop.

You're waiting for a ride.

No.

No.

A miracle.

He's going to kill me.

Who? My father.

Listen, if you're still worried about
that picture, Fran... It's not about the

picture.

Well, look, it's none of my business,
but if you'd like to talk about it...

There's

no men for the conventions of this
world. I'm meant to be tied down. I'm a

spirit.

Who's the free spirit?

My professor.

He and I were... We were...

Well, I don't know your father, but I
don't think that just because some free

spirit broke up with you... I'm
pregnant.

Oh.

Oh.

You're very upset.

I can understand that.

Definitely understand that.

But, Victoria, look at the positive
side.

It's a new life coming into the world.
That's a miracle in itself, right?

I will kill anyone who dishonors my
family.

How many times has she said that?

A hundred times? A million times?

I'm sure it's just a figure of speech.

It's not.

My father means what he says.

Always.

He's very old -fashioned.

If I come home this way, without a
husband, he'll kill me.

I know he will.

Well,

how about if you do show up with a
husband?

Well, that's what.

Comes for the day and then just leaves?

Yeah, sure. Comes to meet the family,
stays one night, leaves in the morning,

puts a letter in the mailbox saying
he's, uh... Abandoned me.

Happens.

You're very kind for trying to help me.

Maybe it might work.

But... There's nobody.

Miss Aragon.

Victoria.

There's me.

Was it horrible?

The fighting?

Once the shooting starts, you just go
blank.

The trick was to get your mind on
something else.

What did you do?

Write letters to my wife.

In my head.

Then later, I would write them down.

About the war?

About what I'd like our life to be like
when I got home.

You know, the perfect little house.

Kids running around in the yard with the
dog.

Great job.

She must have cherished every word.

Yeah, every word.

You're very kind to do this for me and
the baby I'm doing it for the both of

Then we both thank you both welcome

We call it love know it it mean the
clouds It's beautiful

Yeah

Well, we're

gonna do this, right

The Wedding Bon Bon Deluxe.

Big sell around June.

We're unarmed.

Don't shoot.

Hello, Papa.

Victoria.

Who's this?

Paul Sutton.

My husband.

Hurry!

Hurry!

It'll be okay.

Like hell!

It'll be okay.

I will not allow this.

I'll go to the Pope himself to get this
undone.

We weren't married in the church.

Marie!

Here is the problem.

Is this how you were brought up? To
betray your mother?

Betray your father?

I did not betray anyone.

What on earth are you talking about?

What do you think I'm talking about?

The gringo.

His name is Papa.

Hijita Linda?

Abuelita.

I told you. I told you.

A girl's place is here at home.

Here. Not alone in some city doing God
knows what.

I'm going to school there.

That's what I'm doing.

Will someone tell me what is going on?

Your daughter.

She is married.

Felicidades, querida.

Mama.

Grandpa, make him stop, please.

That's right.

That's right.

Cuddle her.

The whole bunch of you.

But I'll tell you.

Right now.

This will not stand so long as I draw
breath.

I swear before God.

Me? I'm unfair.

I came home to tell my family that I
speak on their trust.

I'm the one who came home to rob in
their face that I married this.

This.

What do you do?

Chocolate.

I sell chocolate.

You. You are the head of the family.

Say something.

I am Pedro Aragon.

Welcome to our happy family.

Thank you.

May I?

Sure. Of course.

Help yourself.

It's wonderful.

It's wonderful.

Can he never just say, I'm happy for
you, Victoria.

Congratulations, Victoria.

Why must everything be a drama?

It is a bit of a shock.

Not for Grandma or Grandpa.

Not for you.

Why is he always this way?

I hate him, Victoria.

He is your father. He has never taken
change well.

Even as a child, he was this way.

Only with the vines he had patience.

Well, maybe he should have some for us,
too.

That would be nice for a change, don't
you think?

You could have at least prepared a call,
a letter. That would have been wiser.

Oh, no.

I wanted such a prize here.

Well, you certainly succeeded.

He wants me to marry some man in Mexico
I have never even met.

Just because he has the right
bloodlines.

I'm not a horse, Mama.

It's my choice who I marry, not his.

Muchachas, la comida.

How many times have you told me?

The heart wants what the heart wants.

And is this what your heart wants?

Yes.

Really and truly.

Really and truly.

Everything will be fine. You'll see.

Everything will be perfect.

What a delicate ring.

You are beautiful tonight.

Marriage becomes our norm.

Mama?

Dear God, bless this food we are about
to eat and bless the harvest of the

grapes you have given us in your wisdom
and grace.

Amen. Amen.

Bon appetit.

This is pumpkin flower soup.

It's a specialty of my grandmother's.

It's delicious.

It's been in the family cookbook before
your declaration of independence was

signed.

So... With all the commotion, we never
heard the whole story of how you two

I was on leave in June.

July.

Just after I moved to the city.

Oh, that's right. July.

At the USO.

I didn't know you worked at the USO.

Um, I wasn't actually working there.

Damn. What were you doing in a hall
filled with strange men?

Pedro.

My grandfather lived to 102,

and he saw like a fish in the sea.

My great -grandfather was 106.

So, tell us, Mr.

Sutton, since we now have such a clear
picture of how you two met,

where are you from?

Moline. Moline, Illinois.

Hmm.

Wherever that is.

It's in the middle of the country.

Exactly in the middle, right?

Right.

And your parent?

They are still in Molin?

I never knew my parents.

Oh.

Who brought you up?

The fairies?

I grew up in a home.

Whose home?

I meant an orphanage.

Wonderful.

This is just wonderful.

My daughter can trace her ancestors
back... 400 years to some of the finest

families in Mexico.

And you are telling me she has married a
man with no past?

Or worse, a man with no past and no
future.

Wonderful. You don't know that he has no
future.

You don't know anything about him.

Do you?

Yes.

I know he knows how to love somebody.

I know he wants a house with kids and a
dog.

A great job.

You mean like the one he has?

Excuse me.

It was very good.

Thank you.

He doesn't pull any punches, does he?

I'm sorry.

You must think they're horrible.

When I was a kid, every night I'd climb
up to the roof of the orphanage and I'd

make a wish on every star I could see.

That's a lot of wishing.

Well, it usually boiled down to one
wish, really.

What was that?

For what you have in there.

Everyone always telling you how you
should live your life?

Better than having no one telling you.

I don't know about that.

I do.

That's no reason for him to treat you
that way.

And I was going to say something, but...
I thought, what if it were

me? A strange man comes into my house,
tells me he's married my only daughter

and I'm the last to know.

I'd probably act the same way.

No, you wouldn't.

I don't know about that.

Well, it's only another eight hours.

I'll be back on the road.

Anyway, I think the worst part's over,
don't you?

This bed was part of my dowry when I
married Mr. Aragon.

It was my grandmother's before that.

Her dowry.

She had it brought all the way from
Paris.

He was a diplomat, my grandfather.

And this is where we spent our first
wedding nights.

My mother, my grandmother, and me.

We can sleep in Pedro's room.

In that teeny, tiny little bed.

On your wedding night?

My daughter, no.

You need room to maneuver.

Money.

Well, I know this is not your first
night together, but I would like to

is.

It's just that from the beginning, all
our marriages have been so blessed.

You know, it is out of love.

But my husband roars so.

We are very traditional people, Paul.

And this modern world takes a little
getting used to.

He'll come around.

Love each

other.

First, he comes into my house, steals my
daughter.

And now, now he takes my bed.

No, it's my not. You don't want to see
it, but your daughter is a woman.

If she was not stolen any more than you
stole me.

Or have you forgotten that little room
under the stairs in my father's house?

I ask for your hand properly, with
respect.

Who is he?

He is nobody.

He is her choice, and she is our
daughter.

Alberto, it is from us that she has
learned to be who she is.

If we don't have confidence in her, how
can we have confidence in ourselves?

First, you go and wish them good night,
so they won't go to bed thinking that

you are furious with them.

But I am.

I am furious.

You should smile more.

You're so handsome when you smile.

First, go and wish them good night. Come
on.

Go.

Do you like selling chocolate?

No, not really.

Why are you doing it?

It's part of what I thought I'd use this
trip for.

I try and figure things out for myself.

But you have things figured out.

It's not that easy.

It's complicated.

It doesn't sound that complicated to me.

You're not married.

I'm sorry.

It's just not a good time for me now.

You've been wonderful.

More than wonderful.

Would you turn around, please?

There'll be someone for you, Victoria.

You don't have to make me feel better.

No, I believe that.

I believe that there's a perfect someone
for everyone.

Someone who will love you no matter
what.

Would you marry someone if it wasn't
your baby they were carrying?

If I loved her.

Good night.

May I?

One moment, Papa.

Your mother sent me to wish you good
night.

Good night.

Good night, Miss Aragon.

Good night.

Must be the change.

Coming home, everything's so fast.

What's the matter?

Frost.

Alberto.

What do you think?

He doesn't reach.

Stay inside.

We can still save them.

We have a chance.

Now.

How can I help?

Do you know how to fly?

You'll show me.

We are going to lose everything, and you
want me to take time to show you?

Look.

That's how we did it.

Damn it. Spread out.

Spread out.

Like a butterfly.

If you're going to help, help!

Butterfly.

Get the head down on the reefs.

Follow me.

That's it.

Come on, with me.

The bus doesn't leave until 11 a .m.

Then it's daylight.

Everyone will be up.

It's better this way.

Less questions.

Yes.

I wish you the best of luck.

Buenos dias, Senor Paul. It's the color
of the grape that robs our sleep.

When she's ripe, she calls to a man.

Give me that.

No, my car seat.

Walk with me.

Bring the chocolates.

Here.

Here.

Jose. Buenos dias, Don Pedro. Buenos
dias.

You know, everybody gives you advice how
to grow.

The doctors, they say, Don Pedro, no
chocolates.

Pedro, no salt.

And no cigars and little brandy
possible.

What the hell do the doctors know about
the needs of a

man's soul?

Nala! Nothing.

May I?

Oh, this one.

This looks like my granddaughter's,
uh... You never noticed that?

Oh, excelente.

You know, in 1580, the first Tarragon
also, Pedro, came from Spain to Mexico

with a dream in his head, the claws on
his back, and the root from the family's

vineyard inside his pocket.

Excuse me.

Hey. Which one?

That's wonderful.

Come.

I will show you something.

This is the root I brought with me.

A descendant from the root the first
Pedro brought with him.

All our vines come from this one.

It's not just the root of Las Dubes.

It's the root of our lives.

A victorious life.

Now that you are part of all this, part
of us, it is the root

of your life.

You are an orphan no longer.

So... You will stay with your family
while we harvest the fruit.

It's a special time. It's a time of
magic.

I really can't.

I have commitments.

What about the commitments to your
family?

What can be more important than that?

I would like to.

Really.

But I can't.

He said you would not stay.

Who did?

Alberto.

He said the first chance the gringo
gets, he

will leave her.

His exact words.

I'm not leaving her. No, no, no.

And it's just my poor granddaughter.

He will whip her with it.

She'll be the one to pay for your
commitments.

Such a pity.

Such a sweet girl.

But it would just be the difference of a
day.

The most important day of our year.

The day that makes or breaks our
fortunes.

That's what he will throw up to her for
the rest of her life.

I know, my son.

Don Pedro.

Yes?

You're right.

It's only one day.

I'll stay.

It's a good thing you have no more
chocolates to sell anyway.

I thought you were leaving.

I thought it would be better for you if
I stuck around.

At least until the harvest.

Don't you have chocolates to sell?

Family comes first.

Hi, old days. Bienvenido.

Hi, Grandma.

Hi,

Grandma.

My favorite chili's ready.

Claro que sí, Pedrito.

Oye, salud a tu madre.

Hi, Mom.

Hi, Mom.

Hi, Pop.

Sorry I'm late.

Pedro.

This is my husband, Paul Sutton.

Paul, my brother.

You got hitched?

Victoria Sutton.

I like that.

Welcome to the family.

I'm Pete.

Thanks. Pete.

Who's Pete?

I don't know any Pete.

I know I pay a fortune in tuition to a
Stanford University for a Pedro,

Aragon, Riemann Tour.

Maybe I'm paying for the wrong person.

And I should stop the check.

Glad to meet you, Pedro.

Can we begin now?

Victoria, make sure he knows what he's
doing.

We don't want him cutting off his
fingers and getting blood on the grapes.

You're going to taste of the wine.

Aren't you happy you stayed?

That's it.

Thank you.

¡Listo!

Come on.

Closer, like family, you have to live in
them for a while before you get the

perfect fit.

But you are doing great.

I don't know if everyone will share your
opinion.

Well, it's not easy being in charge. It
was not easy for me.

It's not easy for him. Every man has to
find his own way.

But I have faith in my son, and I have
faith in you.

But the fly is open.

My wife's family, the Aztecs, have a
belief that you have to have the

of the four winds to harvest what the
earth gives.

Isn't she beautiful?

Las mujeres!

What about Pedro?

He's not married.

Neither are we.

I want you more than anything, Victoria.

You can't imagine how I want you.

But I'm not free.

And I won't hurt you that way.

I won't.

I'm sorry.

We can leave the market instead of chase
after it. What the hell is in my heart?

We can raise money through limited
partnerships.

Hi, Paul.

Hi, Pedro.

Morning, Mr. Aragon.

So what do you think, Pop?

About what?

Modernizing the operation.

The limited partnerships.

You take on a partner, you take on
trouble.

You can always borrow from the bank.

Listen, just because you harvested a few
grapes...

Doesn't give you a say.

Stick to your candy and keep your nose
out of our business.

Now, tell me what's going on here.

That you sleep one night on the floor,
the next on the couch.

You'll use any excuse to make him feel
unwelcome, won't you?

There is something wrong here.

This whole thing smells wrong.

A girl comes home with a husband nobody
ever heard of.

With her suitcase as full as when she
went away.

Like she has no place else to go.

Where's my hat?

You don't want me here?

I live.

Is that what you want?

I want the truth.

That's what I want. No, you don't.

The only truth you want is the truth
according to you.

That's the only truth you can accept.

Try me.

The truth is she came home because she
loves her family.

I told you.

Stay out of our business.

She is my business.

You were looking for this?

Senora!

Senora.

I appreciate it very much, but I don't
have time.

It smells.

I know, but I have to leave. I have
business.

Don Pedro has finished your business, I
think, no?

And besides, you must see it through.

See what through?

Your fate.

What brought you here?

Nothing brought me here.

I brought me here.

What's wrong?

Nothing. Here, let me help you inside.

No, no, no. We had a plan.

You were going to stay for one night and
go back to your life.

We should stick to the plan.

I can't leave you like this.

And tomorrow?

Will you stay tomorrow, Tim?

And the day after that?

Go home, Paul.

You still have a wife.

Leave it at the station. Victoria,
please. You can't help me anymore.

No one can help me.

It's not your problem.

It's not my problem.

Kim.

Kim.

Victoria!

Victoria!

Victoria!

Don't think that just because you
married her, any of this is yours.

If you married her at all.

What's that supposed to mean?

I wasn't there.

I didn't see a wedding. I didn't even
see a wedding certificate.

And don't think that just because I
speak with an accent, I think with an

accent.

For four years that I've been at war to
do what I had to do, I had to keep

myself closed off.

What's your reason?

What the hell are you talking about?

Reason for what?

For shutting your daughter out of your
heart.

Can't you see how amazing she is? How
alive?

My whole life I've been dreaming of
getting the kind of love your daughter

to give you.

I would die for what you have.

Why can't you just love her?

She's so easy to love.

You know nothing about my daughter. You
hear me?

Nothing! I know that she is good and
strong and deserves all the love this

has to give.

Can't you see that?

How wonderful?

How special she is.

You see this?

This land.

This vineyard.

This is 365 days a year.

Who do you think I do this for?

For them.

All of them. I love my family.

You should let them know it.

Paul, hey, boy. Hey.

Brandy. Oh, the finest.

I made it myself, huh, 21 years ago.

The secret about brandy is age.

The secret of everything is age.

He only went to work.

He will come back.

What the hell is that?

My uniform.

Ah, of course.

Lurie waits.

What else do they do but make love and
war?

Did you talk to her?

I tried.

Wouldn't make a difference.

Talking between men and women never
solves anything.

Well, we think they feel.

They are creatures of the heart.

Please, sit down.

No, no, no. Please, come on, come on.

Give me that. No, no, no. I'll miss my
bus again. Make yourself comfortable,

please. Tomorrow we will go to the
festival for the wine blessing. The bus

be there.

I have the perfect solution for you.

Salud.

Salud.

Maybe it loses a little bit on
translation.

No, no, no.

All right, now.

Muchachos, otra vez. Esta vez él va a
cantar. Andes.

Now you sing.

Amor, mi se llama amor.

That's all right, that's all right,
that's all right.

You did it wonderfully.

Let's let the experts do it.

Amor.

It's Mexican.

You speak to it in a language it
understands.

You... You be strong.

You stand right here.

Thank you.

No,

no, no, no. You've had enough.

All right.

You boys, wait for my signal.

Am I

right?

You keep watching the window when the
light goes on.

You are saved.

Maybe I've been too tough on him.

We'll be right back.

Here you go, Paul.

I can't start having too much fun here.

Our bus leaves in ten minutes. Okay,
thanks.

I will now recite the blessing of the
harvest.

We thank you, Lord in heaven, for
bestowing on us the bounty of thy

We ask only that each life here be
blessed with the full measure of love,

health, and happiness that those who
acknowledge God in heaven justly

Amen. Amen.

Excellent!

Your

serenade

was very beautiful.

Will you toast with me?

What do we toast to?

To what if?

To what if?

Father Filippo, may I introduce Paul
Sutton, my new son -in -law?

As you can see, a bona fide war hero.

He helped bring in the harvester.

Papa. What?

I can't be proud?

This is a blessing.

Congratulations. Thank you, Father. I
gave her first communion.

Always thought I'd give her in marriage.

And you shall.

City Hall is not a proper place to take
your wedding vows.

Not for my only daughter.

Tonight, listen to me.

Tonight, I give my daughter's hand in
marriage before the eyes of God.

And I will take it as the personal
insult.

If you all do not show up, you are all
invited.

We

have

to tell them.

No, I have to tell them.

I'm not scared now.

Here.

For the baby.

A little present.

What did you get it for?

Courage under fire.

All of a sudden, you're the most
honorable man I have ever known.

Where you headed, soldier?

San Francisco.

I can get you as far as San Rafael.

Climb in.

Thanks.

What you doing around these, Pop?

Walking.

Walking?

In the clouds.

Well, welcome back to Earth.

Who's there?

It's me.

You read them?

Yes, Paul, I... Betty?

Paul, Paul, listen to me. It wasn't
going to work for either of us. If I'd

read those letters sooner. We hardly
even knew each other. We want different

things, different lives. Who is it,
Betty?

I don't even like dogs.

It's not what it appears to be.

Are we dead?

Paul, listen to me.

What we want is so opposite. It would
have never worked for me. I would have

been miserable.

I came all the way back here. You don't
have a gun, do you? I was ready to try.

Paul, don't do anything crazy, please.
I'll leave. I'll just get my things.

I'm not going to hit you.

Betty.

We could still be friends.

Friends?

I thought an annulment would be the
easiest.

You just have to sign it.

I'm sorry, Paul.

Mr. Aragon.

Mr. Aragon.

I owe you an apology, sir.

What I did was wrong.

Get off my land.

My intentions were good.

I wanted to protect her.

Stay away from her.

I can't.

She's like the heir to me.

I've come to ask you for her hand in
marriage.

You are already married, you son of a
bitch.

Jose, my gun!

My gun, now!

My marriage was never meant to be.

It was the war. It was a mistake.

But it's over.

I'm null. Look.

You deceived me.

In my own house.

In my own bed.

Stay away from her.

I love her.

I want to be with her for the rest of my
life. I want to take care of her.

Jose, my guy.

Victoria. My guy.

Victoria. Jose.

Victoria. You made me the fool. It's not
even your

child she carries.

Will be if she'll have me.

I'll see you dead first.

Oh my God.

Was afraid I was afraid

of losing you All of you

I

Didn't know any other way to

Teach me.

The

fire

burned through.

Everything. There's no rootstock left
to... to replant.

As new as... is finished.

Has it reached the inside?

It's alive.

It's alive.

This is the root of your life.

The root of your family.

You are bound to this land and to this
family by commitment.

Victoria, help your husband.

It's beautiful.