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She likes your hands.

She likes a man's touch.

You know Justin loves his mirror.

Justin, understand why?

You sure do know how to groom him.

Had a lot of experience.

Damn, look who's coming.

Flirting with the hired help, Beth.

Joa Serena.

Anybody seen Clara?

I think she took off that way.

Well, if you see her again, tell my mom wants to see her right away.

Oh, Mars.

When you're finished with Beth, I mean in the heart.

Mom wants you to chop some firewood.

Boy, I hate that lady.

Do you think she knows?

Who can tell without one?

She'd take on a devil himself, she had a mind to.

And he'd probably think he had a hold of his own tail.

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Mind if I join you?

No!

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Mama!

Mama!

Mama!

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- Serena, I need some more water, honey.

- Oh, Mom, why is it always me

that has to do the fetching?

- Because I asked you to, young lady.

- It's not fair.

Beth eats here and sleeps down as Clara and I would do all the work.

She's only family by marriage.

Now you hush, Serena.

That is your brother's wife you're talking about.

And she has every right to be here.

It's not her fault the men all ran off to fight this stupid war.

Well, if I had a man, I'd make sure I'd get enough to him

so that he'd never want to leave home.

Serena, your mouth is just asking for some soap and water, young lady.

I hear one more--

Hey, what's the matter?

What happened?

What happened?

I was thinking about it, darling.

I screamed.

You what?

I was getting a map down in the street.

Yeah?

And this man, he tried to--

[SCREAMING]

He tried to work.

Well, did he?

Oh, no!

[SCREAMING]

No!

He was still down in the street.

Oh, no!

You guys wait here.

What are you going to do, Mom?

There is only one way to deal with a man who would force himself on a child.

You go get Barf and tell him to meet that stream and tell him to bring his gun.

Are you alright Clara?

You get all of the luck.

Was he good looking?

Oh Serena.

Well was he?

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You need some help drying yourself, Marge?

What do you want, Serena?

What do you really want to know?

Not if it's what I think it is.

- I think it is.

- Well, what do you think it is?

- Knowing you, it wouldn't take much thinking.

- Oh, March, I just came out to see the hired hand.

- Yeah?

Well, now you've seen it.

- Any chance of me hiring a hands for a while?

- Nope.

- What's the matter?

Afraid I'm not telling mom?

- Yep.

- Oh, I wouldn't, I promise.

- Yeah, you would.

As soon as it served your needs.

- I bet you'd talk different if my name were Beth.

- Look, kid, I'm just a hired hand around here,

and that's all.

If it seems like I'm nicer to Beth, it's probably because the stuff that comes out of her mouth is a whole lot nicer than that trash that comes out of yours.

Sure, Marsh.

Serena, it's been a long day. I'm hot, and I'm tired. If you've got something to say to me, you say it. Otherwise, let me get back to work.

Okay.

Oh, Marsh.

Yeah?

There was one small thing. Mom watched the meter down by the stream. She said to bring your gun.

My gun.

Bye, Mars.

Damn bitch!

Alright, mister, who are you and what are you doing on my property?

You mean?

Yes, you.

And if you want to get out of that water alive, you better get those hands up over your head.

I didn't realize this anybody's--

Just get your hands up, all right?

Look, ma'am, I wish you put that rifle down.

I didn't come here to hurt nobody.

Don't sweet talk me, mister. My daughter told me what she tried to do.

I'm sorry ma'am, I didn't know that was your daughter.

You see, I ain't seen nothing but Yankee and rebel soldiers the last three months.

And well, I came upon a pretty naked girl in the stream and...

Well, you know how it is.

Not with my daughter, I don't.

Oh ma'am, I wasn't going to do nothing.

What'd you think I could have caught her if I wanted to?

Maybe.

Maybe.

Ma'am, I ain't looking for no trouble.

Just tell me what you want, and I'm glad to do it.

What I want is for you to get out of there,

get your clothes on, and get off of my property.

Yes, ma'am.

You want to, uh, turn your head?

You just get to it, mister.

The years with my husband taught me there are some men

you just never turn your back on.

(water splashing)

- Say, what's this?

(gunshot)

(screaming)

- Come on, come on.

Come here.

Come on, take it easy.

Come on.

There you go.

There you go, man.

I ain't one of the best all-around looking women I've ever seen in my life.

You let me out!

Take it easy now.

You stay away from that rifle and I'll let you up.

Then maybe I can show you my good intentions.

You could start introducing yourself.

My name's Tom. Tom Savage.

Did you say Tom Savage?

Yes, ma'am.

A boy Justin wrote me about a friend he'd made named Tom Savage.

Yes, ma'am, that's me.

I was looking for your place and having to come upon your daughter in the stream.

I'm afraid I got some bad news for you about your husband and your boy though.

Alright, Mr. Porter, right there!

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Oh, Serena.

You think mom's eye?

Don't worry. If there's one thing mom knows how to do, it's how to handle men.

Oh, she sure does have trouble with pop.

She's got her gun, and she knows how to use it.

- Ma, if you're going back to work,

there's no reason for you to be in on this.

- Yes, ma'am.

Mars, Justin's dead.

I know. But now we can get married.

Is that all you can say?

Who do you want me to say? I'm sorry.

I ain't. I hated them both.

Justin, for the way he treated you.

You know, ma'am, because of the way he treated everyone else.

Hell, all they ever did around here was sit on a porch and get drunk.

I'm the one who did all the work around here.

But he's dead.

So what? I didn't kill him. And neither did you.

He went to war and war kills people.

But...

There ain't no buts. Life just goes on. You're free and clear now.

Oh, Beth, don't you see? Now you can be with someone you really care us with.

No more hiding. No more pretending.

Then what about Martha?

You let me worry about Martha. I know that one with pretty well.

We'll just go on like we've been doing for a couple weeks.

Then we'll just tell her we fell in love. She'll understand. You watch.

Oh, Marsh, what would I do without you?

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Come on.

Oh, babe.

Oh.

Oh, you make me feel like a man.

Oh, don't stop, baby.

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(sighs)

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- Oh, don't stop it.

Oh, it feels good.

You got nice lips.

- Oh, oh my.

Oh my.

I love it when you do this to me.

Uh huh.

Oh baby.

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I'm gonna come.

Oh, don't stop.

Oh, come on.

(groaning)

I'll be.

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It's good.

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Oh

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Hi. Oh.

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Oh!

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Ooh, Justin never gave it to me like this before.

Ooh, Marisha's so good.

Oh, I want it.

Ooh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh, yeah.

Ooh.

Oh.

Oh.

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Oh, Mars.

Oh.

[Crying]

Mars.

Mars.

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I'm coming, I'm coming.

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Oh, gosh, it's a terrible feeling.

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Oh.

Oh.

Oh, it's a good one.

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So.

Oh.

Kinda nice of them.

You're okay with me?

Oh.

I wish we could stay here all day.

Oh yeah.

But soon.

I better be getting back before somebody puts two and two together.

It comes up with Beth and Marsh.

Marsh now.

But what about me and you?

What about me and you?

So?

I promise.

You have to go.

Gotta get back.

I'll meet you back at the ranch.

Okay?

Okay.

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- Hi Beth.

Now that just instead,

you're just having a ball out here, aren't you?

- Serena, you don't understand.

- You're right Beth.

When you said you were a good woman, you weren't kidding.

Boy are you good.

I can't wait to tell mom how good you really are.

Serena, wait!

Look, I know you've never liked me,

but please, I'm begging you, don't tell Martha.

- Why shouldn't I?

- You don't understand.

Me and Marsha are in love.

- Well, I might be persuaded not to,

if there was something in it for me.

- Like what?

Marsha was pleased with the things you did to him.

- Marsha wouldn't touch you, Serena, and you know it.

It ain't Mars that I want to do the touching.

I wouldn't dare.

OK, then I'll just go see mom.

Serena, please!

I'm sure she'll be real happy to know that while she's been

caring for you and feeding you, you've

been cheating on her son.

Serena, please.

I don't understand why you're doing this to me.

Why?

Doing to you?

What about what you've been doing to us?

Everyone around here has been busting their rums,

trying to make ends meet.

And all you do is drop down the higher-hand pecker

whenever you feel like it.

Why should you be the only one to get enjoyment out of this?

You're the one who least deserves it.

- Serena, how could you wait, Serena?

- Please, okay, what do you want?

- Well, I want you to give me the same kind of pleasure

you gave your friend Marsh.

I know all about you at the dance hall.

Justin told me all the things you had to do down there

and what you were doing when he met you.

But don't play games with me.

- Serena, that was a long time ago.

It's your choice, Beth.

Well, I guess you win, Serena.

That feels good.

Oh.

Mmm.

Don't stop there. Oh, yes. Oh, just don't stop, please. I could fall in love with you

Oh, yes.

Oh, it feels so good.

Oh, please don't stop.

Oh, it feels so good.

Oh, good.

Put your tongue in deeper.

Oh.

Yes.

Serena, please don't tell Mom.

I won't tell my daughter, she's just don't stop.

Oh, yes, you've got a great tongue.

Now I know why Marsh likes you instead of me.

Oh, please.

Mmmm, oh. Mmm, mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm. Mmm.

Mmm, I feel so good. Mmm, yeah. Mmm. Mmm.

Deeper. Oh, you gotta make me come. Don't stop.

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Mmm, please.

Oh.

Oh, Beth, I'm coming. Please don't stop.

Please.

Oh, don't stop.

Mmm, that feels good.

Oh.

Oh, yes.

Mmm.

Mmm.

Oh, no.

Mmm.

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Sorry about the mess, but Marsh keeps this place the same way he thinks.

Kind of scattered.

I don't know, it looks pretty good to me.

Move over my head, food to eat.

Pretty women to look at.

What more could a man ask for?

I guess it depends on the man.

I guess it does.

How's the bed?

Not bad.

He didn't leave room for me.

Well, I thought you slept in the cabin.

Who said I didn't think about sleeping?

Do you like my legs?

Did you meet them before when you said we were beautiful women?

Yeah.

Me too?

Uh-huh.

More than that?

Well, let's just say, um, partial to current events.

I want to do things to you, but I don't know what to do.

I sure do.

Oh, you sure do.

Oh, that feels good.

Oh, no, that's good.

Oh, put your towel in the deeper place.

Why don't you let me lay down?

You must be reading my mind.

I've been known for that now and then.

Oh, don't stop.

Oh boy, if this is lesson number one, this is fantastic.

I can't wait to get to lesson number two.

I'm just getting you ready to be the head of your class.

Oh, I'm a pretty fast learner myself.

I'm pretty fast eater myself.

So when comes lesson number two?

Right now.

Lesson two coming up.

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Do you feel good?

There's shit in the woods.

Not if he's a city bear.

He's a bear ass.

I want to get our clothes off.

Oh, okay.

You made me crazy. Lesson number three in power. Very complex details.

You have to understand that.

Oh, Tom.

Oh, I feel so good.

Oh, yes.

You should know how to make me a woman.

Oh, I've never had it so cool.

Oh, yeah.

Please don't stop.

No, please.

Oh, keep going.

Only.

Only.

Oh, I've never felt so good before.

Only.

Oh, only.

Oh

Please don't stop.

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Good.

So this is step number two?

Uh-huh.

When comes number three?

Oh. Oh. Damn. Oh, that's it. Huh? Have you matched your born cock sucker?

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Oh yeah.

Oh god.

Good, good baby.

Oh god.

Oh yeah.

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Oh, you hot little girl.

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- Yeah, well me out, baby.

Well me out.

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Oh, bitch.

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Oh.

Oh, yeah.

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God damn you, bitch.

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Oh yeah, oh god damn.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

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What the-- what the--

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- You can just leave them dishes to drain

when you're done, Ben.

Marsh, we're going down to the street.

You shall Tom hear what needs taken care of.

Don't worry about it, Marsh.

There's a lot of things we're here

that need taken care of.

- Figuring on staying, Mom?

- Maybe.

Wouldn't you think you'll make up your mind?

I don't seem to rush. Not with all these pretty women around here.

Like who?

I'll take you pick. They all look good to me.

You know, I'd be mighty careful if I were you, mister.

People in town ain't gonna take too kind of these strange men living around here with all these unmarried women.

What about hide hands?

I work here.

So do I now.

You! Why you just wandering out of the woods?

I've been busting my balls here for two years.

Hey, Marsh.

What?

Why don't you get down off your high horse and deal that hand straight?

Well, all I want of this is best.

- Yeah, I thought you had something going on here.

- It ain't what you think.

- It ain't?

- No.

- That's good, 'cause a minute there,

I thought you were gonna tell me you wanted to marry her.

- I do.

- You do what?

- I want to marry her.

- Well, what's wrong with that?

- Marge, there's two things you don't do with women.

What's that?

Fall in love... and marry him.

Yeah, I know how it is. I've been through it.

Well, will you stay away from her?

Who?

Beth.

Yeah, sure.

Thanks.

What now?

Well, guess we get to work.

Let's go.

Here.

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Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

No, no. Take it easy. Take it easy.

No, no.

No, no. Come on. Come on, baby. Relax.

I've never done anything like this. Let me go.

No, that's okay. You've got to start sometime now.

No.

Now, now, Clara, you listen to me.

Now, you just take it easy.

I don't want to do this.

Clara, I'm not going to hurt you.

I'm going to make you feel good.

Come on, you lay down here.

I'm just going to help you feel...

Here, to make you feel good.

Like this.

See?

See?

It ain't so bad, is it?

No.

No.

No, no, no. You relax now.

I'm going to make you feel good.

You just relax, honey.

I know what you've been thinking about.

Now, here.

I wasn't really thinking that.

Come on, Claire, you don't have to lie to me.

It's okay, it's nothing wrong with it.

And that's pretty too.

You deserve something good.

Come on.

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It's okay.

It's okay.

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(Groans)

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(snoring)

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- It's gone down.

(panting)

- You're an average pussy.

(panting)

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(groaning)

Oh, oh yeah, girl.

Yeah girl, I suck that cock girl, yeah.

Oh my god.

I'm gonna just let that instinct take over.

Oh god, that's good.

Some good cock suck there.

I'm a good cop, Suck it.

Oh, you...

Uh-huh. I just need as much as you want.

Just need as much as you want, girl.

Ah!

Okay?

Mmm.

Damn, that was good.

(heavy breathing)

Go right down on it.

Go right down on it.

(whimpering)

Oh, that's good.

Good.

I'm gonna be so gentle to you girl.

You're so gentle you won't be able to take it anymore.

How's that? How's that girl?

That's fantastic.

(crying)

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

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It's a long time honey.

Not long as you, but it's been a long time.

Oh, yeah.

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Oh, you... Oh, you, honey...

Oh... Oh, you...

(Crying)

Oh, yes...

(Crying)

Stop!

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Oh

Yeah.

Uh-huh.

Uh-huh.

Did I hurt you?

No.

- Now make you feel good? - Yeah.

I told you.

(groaning)

- You don't know me that well, but I don't lie.

(footsteps)

- Something wrong?

- Oh no, it's the pipe.

- You want me to put it out?

No.

I was just thinking it's funny.

My husband John used to smoke a pipe like that and I hated it.

Just make me sick of a stomach.

When you do it, it doesn't bother me.

Maybe the problem wasn't the pipe.

Sure as a nice evening.

Well, that depends on who you're sharing it with.

What if you're sharing it with me?

I'd say it's a beautiful evening.

No, Tom, no.

Why not?

You know, I don't understand you sometimes.

You let me hold you in.

You let me kiss you, but as soon as I try something...

A woman needs to be held and kissed sometimes.

And some other things.

Then what?

Then what what?

What happens after other things?

Well, hell, I don't know.

I don't care.

I just know I ain't never seen a woman like you in my life and...

can't keep my hands off you.

No, Tom. No, no! Not enough.

What do you mean it's not enough?

Just that I gotta have something more.

Like what?

Like security.

Security? Ain't no security in life except for the fact it's gonna end.

Now, what's wrong with just feeling good for a while?

No, Tom. One thing don't feel good to me unless I know I've got the other.

Yeah, but that means...

Yes, Tom.

Now that ain't fair. I mean it's fair, but it ain't right. I mean it's...

It's late, Tom. I gotta get the girls to bed.

Listen now, Martha, wait.

Can we talk about this or something?

We just did. Don't reckon there's anything more to be said.

Damn.

When?

Shouldn't have I get the right moment.

You've been standing there for two weeks and I know how many moments down there.

About three thousand.

You said you were going to take care of Martha.

And I will.

We're men!

Don't start that again.

We're not even married yet, you nag me.

Men!

Martha, can I just ask you a question?

Of course, Beth. What is it, honey?

Well, I'd just like to know when a widow can let it be known when she's available again.

Well, it's kind of hard to answer.

Why don't we hear from the man's point of view for a change?

Tell us, Marsh, when should Beth start seeing other men?

Uh-uh.

I don't get the mental no family squirreling.

Oh, Marsh, come on.

You get yourself in the middle of a lot of other things

around here.

Now, I reckon that decision ought to be left up to Beth.

You see, what it comes down to is she's the only one

who's got to live with that decision.

You know, I think Tom's right there.

Does that help you out, Idy, at all, Beth?

It sure does.

It sure helps me from keeping feeling guilty from things

I've been thinking about.

- Oh, really?

And where have you felt guilty the most, Beth?

- Between your legs.

Serena, how dare you?

You walked your mouth washed out with soap again, young lady.

You don't stop talking. - I'll tell you how I dare.

While you've been watching over this bitch for your son,

she's been running into the woods every day,

fucking your brains out with the tired hand over here.

- You promised you wouldn't, Serena!

(thumping)

- I better tend to the horses.

- You know about this.

- I reckon ain't nobody ever accused you of being sensitive.

- Pa, he'll get over it, I'm sure.

I thought it was the higher hand.

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I need this right now.

I know.

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Why? Why is all this happening?

I try so hard to do the right thing.

Right for who?

For everyone.

And what you decide is right for everyone?

I'm not sure I know anymore.

Maybe there is no such animal.

See, it's kind of like that Columbus thing.

People want to believe the world was flat because if it was round, they're scared they're gonna fall off.

What has all this got to do with Beth?

Well, see, Beth lives in the round world. I suppose most young people do, and I guess she felt what she was doing with Marge was right for Beth.

And Serena?

(scoffs)

Sweeney's just a kid.

Might've confused one with that.

See, she's got a mother who loves everyone.

A father who loves nobody.

She'll be alright though.

Why do they hide it from me?

I suppose they felt knowing would hurt your mother not knowing.

I wish I had more than not knowing.

Tom?

Yeah?

Would you teach me about the round world?

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- Mother, mother. - Mother.

- Mother. - Huh?

Quiet now. Wait to grill, sir.

Just go ahead and enjoy it.

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Oh my God! Oh, God!

Come on.

Tom? Tom?

What?

Tell me what to do.

I should tell you what to do. I'll just show you what to do.

You just... the chance things take over.

You do it.

Take it, Dad.

I want that.

Why?

You know he died for me yet?

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You should have let the cat out of the bag yesterday.

Well, you could have backed me up.

All you did was sit there with that big stupid grin

on your face.

Want to know why?

Yeah.

You got a promise you won't tell mom.

OK, I promise.

I let Tom have me done with the string.

Well, you can stop gloating because I had him before you did.

You did not.

I did too, and I'll tell you something else.

If he could choose right now who he could be with,

he'd be with me.

How come you know so much about men anyhow?

There's never any around here.

- Promise you won't tell mom?

Remember once we went into town

and mom sent me to the general store for something?

- Yeah, she was mad because it took you so long.

- The reason I took so long was the grocer was out

and his son was there instead.

Wow, he showed me a whole lot more than just hardware.

- Was it good?

- Mm, it was great.

Kind of short though.

- Well how many times?

How many times what?

How many times did you do with Tom?

Well, about four or five.

And each time got better and better.

That's why he kept coming back for more.

You're the one who kept coming back for more.

I did not.

You did too.

I did not.

I did not.

I'll tell you what.

We'll just ask him who he thinks is better.

And who do you think he--

Mom!

Oh, very good, Serena.

You know, that's the first time you've been right all month.

Mom, I--

We're going to vote on who gets the prize ball, huh?

Well, I think the ball ought to have a say in the matter.

You hold it right here.

Oh, we've had it now.

I know it, Paul.

You see, each of us feels she has a right

to a proprietary interest in you, Mr. Savage.

So we decided to settle it by a vote,

and I thought you ought to be in on it.

But that--

Oh, what?

You what?

You ought to tell me some more about the round world

you certainly would round the world with my dogs. Okay I did. I'm not proud of it

but I'm not ashamed of it either. You see I'm a man through and through. I see

something I like and I go for it. But with my little girl. Mom, we don't have little girls anymore.

Dammit Martha, I wanted you from the beginning.

But you kept putting me off.

Now you forget I was four months at war,

and all I saw was men till I came here.

Now what do you think was going to happen

with all this pretty women around?

Mom, it really ain't Tom's fault.

Oh really?

He never asked me to do nothing.

I guess I kind of made it.

You made him?

Well, I knew we wanted you, and when you wouldn't do nothing, I'd be rid of a spare game.

Me too, but...

I just don't know what's happening around here anymore.

No matter if I make a suggestion.

Oh, alright. You're the man of the hour. What would you do?

Well, personally, I'm a forgive and forget man myself.

And that's your advice.

Look Martha, this whole thing came out of a bad situation and that situation don't exist anymore.

That's why I'm dwelling on something.

I want you to dwell on what I told you it was.

You still want that, huh?

Hell yeah!

I mean...

If you do...

I do too.

I really do.

But if one more person around here tries to deceive me one more time, I am gonna start

screaming and just won't ever stop.

What now?

Uh, I think Lash and I owe you an apology.

I guess you won't be wanting us around here much longer and I can't say that I blame you.

But before we go, we both want to let you know how bad we felt about deceiving her.

I don't know what I think what she's really trying to say is,

well, you've been really good to both of us.

And, uh, we feel you deserve better than that.

Oh, good.

That's just the best.

I mean, the whole thing has come out of a bad situation,

and that situation just doesn't exist anymore.

We're not going to get married.

I'm getting married.

I guess everything's going to be dull and boring around here once again.

Yeah, I guess you're right.

Do you have hunger?

I'd like some pickles and strawberries.

You want some?

Pickles and strawberries.

Oh no!

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