[music]
[shooting] [men shouting]
[birds chirping]
[footsteps]
[panting]
[chain ringing]
[rapid footsteps]
[music]
[chains ringing] [music]
[music]
[screaming]
[music]
[music] [birds chirping]
[rumbling] [music]
[music] [wind blowing]
[music]
[singing]
- Girl, get inside.
[singing]
[music]
[singing]
- Stop starring Elijah.
- Why?
- Just dont, okay?
[cartwheel creek]
[gunshot]
- All ridle and move.
- Move on.
[music]
- Home.
[music]
[door squeaking]
[birds chirping]
[rattling]
[pants softly]
- When can we go in?
- When I say so. Now, stop.
Always complaining.
- I'm not!
- Just hot.
[footsteps]
[stomping]
[buzz sounds]
[footsteps]
[door squeaking]
- Pa!
Pa!
Stay there!
[birds chirping in distance]
- They're fresh.
[footsteps]
- Did you see anyone?
Don't tell the others.
Clean this up.
[sighs]
[birds chirping]
[music]
[door opening]
[water dripping]
[scrubbing]
[music]
[clanking]
[stamping] [sighs]
[laughing]
- Wait!
- Hey! You better stop playing before mas--
- Are we in trouble?
- No.
No ,you ain't.
But you gonna be if I catch you.
[laughter]
[door creaks open]
That's everything.
- Leave a set of clothes in the cart for each of you.
- But we just finished unpacking.
- You heard me.
[door creaks open]
[door shut]
- Good night boys.
- Night.
- Night, Lula.
Night, Mama
Good night, father.
[blows]
[snoring]
- Five of us and no horse.
Phil's got to have 2 months worth of just removing rock.
[sighs] Still don't see why we can't plant cotton.
- It's cause you know some don't make you slave to it.
- Tobacco?
- Watch strain backs.
Shred fingers and we can stand tall.
No.
We're gonna stand on the tips of our toes
as we reach for our peaches.
- Peaches?
[music]
[digging]
[mumbling]
- Advect [?]
It means no way to the rival.
- Will these grow if I stick them in the ground?
- [sighs] No.
- I wasn't asking you.
- He's right,
you need to see
- [sighs] well, guess I'll just show Mama where they're
growing when she gets here.
- Hey, we were reading that.
- They're so pretty.
- No they ain't. They don't make any sense.
- They're art, they don't need to.
- Then why did she draw them in there?
- Because there's nowhere else to draw.
- I wish I could draw as good as her.
- Well you can't, now give it.
- No.
- Give it.
- Elisha!
[footsteps]
[gunshot]
- Damn it! You scared my deer, and I-
- [crosstalk] It had already heard your shot.
- What did you say?
- Look kid, hey now, he didn't mean nothing by it.
- What's going on here?
- Look no, wait. Look.
- Why don't you run up and let the man talk?
- Do not do this, alright? Abe, apologize.
Apologize to the man.
- Go on.
- Let him go!
- Look, just, we can just talk this out, okay?
As long as you just let him go,
I'll let y'all hunt here anytime.
[thuds] Ah!
[groans]
[coughs]
Lula, just put the rock down.
These men are just here to shoot their deer
[breaths heavily]
Put the rock down.
Go on.
[music]
[soft thud]
- Next time a dirty hand disrespects your family,
you don't hesitate. Do you hear me?
And as for all you, I bet they ain't even telling you
why they generously this here piece of paradise.
- It doesn't matter. It's ours now.
- For now.
- What he mean they ain't telling us everything?
[footsteps]
[soft rumble]
[thud]
- Where'd you come from?
[sighs]
Here.
You sit on this and watch me.
I will teach you how to make a bed.
[music]
Somebody up here?
[music]
[heavy breathing]
- What's taking you so long?
Henny, what did you do?
[breathes]
-I don't know.
I don't know.
- I was standing right outside and nothing came in or out.
- What's going on in here?
- There was someone in the bed [breathes heavily].
It tried to get me.
[heavy breathing]
They were just...
- Stop all this playing.
- I ain't lying, Lula saw it.
- Is this true?
[panting]
- No.
- Lula, why are you saying...
- Beds will be made before dinner.
[music]
[heavy panting]
- What?
- Why did you say that?
- He wouldn't have believed us anyway.
[music]
[wheels creaking]
[eaves rattling]
- Why are we hiding?
- Hello!
- We're not, now be quiet.
- Then I'm gonna see what business they want.
- Stay here.
[knife clatters]
- Stay here.
- For a while, we only thought we'd imagined hearing voices.
I'm Tyron O'collen.
This here is Fionagle [?] or
Fiona for short.
We were just heading into town. We figured we could stop by.
[Footsteps approaching]
Well, it's not much but a bit of a welcome.
- Looks good.
- That's near an infection.
Here.
[bottles clanking]
It's- whoa, hey.
Easy.
It's good. It'll help.
[music]
[soft thud]
Right.
Well,
we won't be a bother to you folks no more.
Right.
We found this on a path and nearly and run it over,
I assumed it's yours?
[footsteps]
Are you all able to read that? I though that
it was illegal for a...
- Old man's eyes and word.
House hands had to learn.
- Mother always said the path of salvation,
was found in those pages.
- I fancy myself more of a man of science but
I do enjoy a good fiction.
[music]
In fact,
I was user lead
to teach Fiona English.
Might have been a little too ambitious.
Do you ever read any Turo[?] Dickerson, Powell [sighs]?
- We were only allowed the Good Book.
- Times certainly have changed but...
- Just so you know,
we don't need your handouts.
- I'll tell you what [clicks tongue],
when you're through with them,
You can give them back to me.
Consider it a loan.
[music]
Right. Well, that's it for us.
If you need anything,
we live just across the field.
[music]
[creaking sound]
[pages turning]
- [thuds] Master always said it was his right to shoot
any man on his land.
-We count on them,
we gonna have more problems than just this stubborn field.
[thud]
[clanks]
[water slurps]
- You know the difference between [breathes]
a farm and a slave?
- No sir.
-One treats his land-- his seed,
his tools with respect
cause he knows it's the only thing keeping him alive.
The other one just a tool.
[clanking]
- You're not eating your bread.
[door closes]
- What's that for?
- Keeps the others out.
- Sure it's not to keep us in?
- Lula, don't say that.
- No. He needs to accept that we are free
and stop putting us in a new cage.
- You speak like a goddamn child about things you don't
know nothing about.
- You're just scared.
Her biggest mistake was trusting you.
Maybe she'd be the one standing here if she hadn't
listened to you. [slaps]
- Stop staring.
[footsteps]
[clanks]
- Eat your food.
[crickets chirping]
[thud]
[music]
[pages turning]
[soft creak]
[wood creaks]
[soft thuds]
[crickets chirping]
[clanks] [door opens]
[music]
[owl hooting]
[door creaking open]
[snoring]
- What are you doing out there?
[whispers] Abe...
[snoring continues]
Abe, come on.
Let's go to bed.
Come on.
Let's go.
- He's been like that for a while.
[sighs]
- Why are you awake?
- What are you wearing?
- Abe, let's just go lie down.
- He won't move.
- Come on, don't wake father.
[sighs] Abe...
[footsteps]
[bird cawing]
- Henrietta, would you like some tea?
[sighs]
Sure you do [clank].
One for you
and one for me.
Here, remember, pinky's up always.
You have to have your pinky up
when we drink tea.
Very classy.
- He wasn't upstairs?
- No.
And be careful with that, besides both of you are supposed
to be reading.
- Don't listen to her.
She thinks she's everyone Mama but really, she's just
your annoying auntie.
- Which still makes me your older sister.
So start reading.
Abe, you out there?
- Reading is stupid. This place is stupid.
I wish we could just go back home.
[bangs on table]
- Never call it that.
- You said you hate it here.
- N.othing in this house can do will ever make it as bad as that
hell
[music]
Abe!
Where have you gone?
- Lula
[door creaks open]
- What's wrong with him?
- Abe?
[music]
[panting]
- Come on.
He's inside.
- Warm water.
Not too hot.
Abe, can you hear me?
- We need a doctor, not a baker.
- I am a doctor
or was studying to be one.
- Why'd you stop?
-Well, around here,
no one wants a visit from an old colon.
Doctor or not.
- Do you know what's wrong with him?
- Abe, can you hear me?
[footsteps]
Where did you say you found him?
[gasps]
- Abe... [chuckles]
- Are you okay?
- Where were you?
- Why isn't he moving?
- Abe...
Abe...
If you're in there, hang on.
It's Lula,
right?
Keep first to feed him,
keep him strong
and make sure it's small enough so that he doesn't choke,
you got that?
In the mean time, I'll head to town,
see if I'll get some medicine.
- We can't pay you for this visit,
nor that medicine.
- [clicks tongue] I wasn't asking.
- He gonna get better,
and his crops gonna grow.
- [inaudible]
People say it's a land and it ain't right.
[sighs]
- There are
rumors, sure,
but that's not what's happening here.
I went to school with a man who studies Earth and soil,
I'm sure he could be of some help if he knows it's for me.
- Your attention is required for an officer of these
United States.
- All lands
declared
on the 7th fifteenth
shall enter
into profit sharing.
- The bureau decreed this?
- Decreed or not,
you all received these lands from the victims
and those under grace.
- Victims? How can you call them that?
- Do not
interrupt
an officer
of the United States.
- Take it easy, lieutenant.
Unless you got color blind
you're wearing blue now.
As I was saying,
this land here hasn't been tilled for going on 3 years.
As such, you've been granted an extension
of one month.
- And when is that?
- 6 months from yesterday.
- But we just got here 2 weeks ago.
- And what will your harvest be?
- Peaches.
- In 6 months?
- Cotton.
We gonna grow cotton.
[laughs]
- What did I tell you?
I told you
[laughing continues]
[crickets chirping]
[rattling]
[door creaking]
- They'll die before they even sprout.
- Sour.
[soft groaning]
- Abe, hand me that spoon.
Hey, hand me the spoon.
- Henny
Hello?
I'm talking to you.
What's wrong?
- I lost Henrietta.
- Who?
- It's my doll.
- Ain't you too old to have a doll?
- She was my friend.
- What about me?
- You're my sister.
- Now, sisters can't be friends?
- Were you Mama's friend?
- No.
I mean,
she was our Mama.
- See?
Guess I'll never know if Mom and I could be friends.
[music]
- So you're saying
you know she's gone?
- I'm just scared
that Abe is gone too.
- We're gonna get him through this.
Okay?
By taking care of us first.
You understand?
- Where's my son?
Where are you hiding him?
Where's my son?
[groans angrily]
- Stop! You're hurting him.
- Where's my son?
[sighs]
What's happening here?
Abe,
I'm sorry.
[heavy panting]
- Go on.
- It looks like our old house.
Tyron.
[knocks]
Tyron.
- Yeah.
Could be a reaction to [sighs]
poison ivy or poison oak.
I have something for him.
You just... [sighs]
You grind it up
and deliver it with water.
Start off by
giving him half of it
cause you'd open half each day for 5 days.
I know it's complicated,
I wish there were an easier way.
- You can measure it with a string and divide each day.
- Hmm...
Yeah. I think--
I think you might be smarter than me.[chuckles]
That would work.
- He's always figuring things like that out.
- We all have our gifts and
yours is currently for caring.
- Henrietta!
There you are.
[sighs]
- What is that doing here?
- Those are Fiona's things
- Thanks so much for finding her.
- [clicks tongue] Why don't you two go?
- Okay.
- And don't go further than I can see.
- Come on Elisha, let's go.
- Lula said not to run off.
- Come on, don't be a baby.
Let's go explore.
[river flow]
- Why don't she speak English?
Your sister?
- [sighs] Well,
where I come from,
that's how everyone speaks.
There are, of course, those who are trying to erase it.
- Is that why you came here?
-That and an empty stomach.
What's up?
That necklace you keep playing with.
- I found it
along with a journal.
- Journal?
What did it say?
- I can only read a few pages.
Did you know her?
The woman that lived in my house?
- Well, the war begun shortly after we arrived
and
we never really shared the same views.
[river flowing] [birds chirping]
- Come on, we should go.
- What? No. [twig breaks]
- People thinks she cursed our land.
- You know, I've heard what other people think my whole life.
If we spent half the resources wasted on
silly superstitions on Science, we couldn't.
Who knows?
Send a man
to the moon
[chuckles]
- Now who's being silly?
[chuckles] [soft groans]
- Henny, Elisha, it's time to go.
How far your land go?
- Well you're looking at it.
Your land actually surrounds us on 3 sides
and then, the first and the other.
- At least they can't take it away from you.
Your friend,
the one that knows about the soil...
- I could ask but
it's complicated.
- What did I tell you two?
- Sorry.
- Thanks Tyron,
for everything.
[crickets chirping]
- You awake?
- That was you.
- Elisha, you awake?
- I'm awake.
- So why ain't anyone sleeping?
- Because you keep talking.
- I don't like closing my eyes.
- Yeah. I need to go to sleep.
- Well whenever I sleep,
I start hear her.
- Who?
- I don't like her either.
- You both heard her?
[creepy sounds]
[door slams] [shouting]
[breathing heavily]
[knock]
- Why didn't anyone wake me?
What you gonna do with those?
- We need more seed,
not dresses.
- They're here.
- You should have asked the previous owner
about the land before buying.
- Well, people lie, you know?
- So what about it? Can you fix the land?
- Result like this wouldn't make sense being contained
to just the top soil.
- Are we hiding again?
- Tyron says it has to be his land
or his friend won't help us.
- Father's gonna be so mad you gave away our farm.
[tires creaking] [birds chirping]
- Abe, do you know what's wrong with it?
I promise to stop kicking you in my sleep if you come back.
You can even have the whole blanket.
I don't need it.
And Henny found her doll
It was...
[creepy voices]
Abe, what are you-
- Elijah, time to get ready for bed.
- Abe, come on, come on.
[footsteps]
- I ain't even tired.
- And I wasn't asking.
- Elijah!
- Can we just stay up until father gets back?
- No.
But the man really gonna help us?
- I don't know.
I don't want either of you two going near him
if he does, understood?
Elijah, enough.
- Where is it?
- What?
- Mama's Bible.
- Oh, you're in trouble?
- But I wanted to show you something.
- Bed, now. Come on.
- Can you sing to us?
- I don't sing.
- Well you used to
with Mama.
- Only if you sing with me.
[singing]
[laughs]
[singing]
[horses neighing in distance]
- Tyron.
- Under the bed, now.
- But you just said-
- Now! Help me with Abe.
Go, go, go, go.
- Couldn't fill the first but look.
[door shuts]
- You're right.
Devil gone and kiss this land.
You got any of your sister's bread?
- Doctor's not here.
- Who the hell are you?
- He'll be back in a few hours.
- That doesn't answer my question.
Now I'll ask you again, who are you?
- A friend Tyron's. We just passing through.
- Friend? Are you getting cute with me?
[footsteps]
Maybe I'll just stay, wait so the doctor comes back
and have a little conversation with about the company
he's been keeping.
[groaning]
What's wrong with him?
- We don't know, that's why we brought him her.e
Tyron's gonna fix him.
- So it don't like there's much to fix.
Since this is my friend's house, why don't you wait outside?
- Why don't we both?
- You're asking me to wait outside like a dog?
Where's Fiona? I'm hungry.
- She's with Tyron.
- I thought I told you to wait outside
and take the lame one.
This here is not your home.
- You're wrong.
- Henny, stay in your room, please.
Let me find Tyron and he can explain everything.
- Find? If you get a man, it'd be on his own house.
- He doesn't live here.
- Where are you going?
- [laughs] I just wanted to
tell you I believe you.
A good doctor felt sorry and gave you this hair broken
land to share crop.
- We ain't no share croppers.
- Any more of you?
So you're saying this is your land?
- It's more ours than any other.s
- You know, a lot of my friends died
because of you, and you, and you.
Now, the government's just giving your their land before
they're even cold.
- Tyron was just trynna help us fix our land.
- Your friend is always preaching. If I could just see
beyond that bark skin get those stuff on the inside, I'd see.
We're all the same.
What do you say? Should we test the good doctor's theory out
[knife slashes] on this low one?
- We asked you nicely to leave.
- What are you gonna do with that?
- Maybe cut you open?
Prove we ain't nothing alike.
You're just a gutless pig.
[groans]
Run outside. Find Tyron.
[heavy panting]
- Now come on out.
[music]
[thud]
- [whispering] Abe,
Abe...
- Where are you?
- How did you do that?
- Come on out. [breathes heavily]
[groan]
Enough games. I'm serious.
[music]
[soft thud]
[screaming]
[gasps] [door shuts]
- Wait no, Elijah, wait. Where are you going? Stop!
[grunting]
- You can keep this cursed plot.
- Elijah.
- It's stuck.
[tires creaking] [horses neighing]
[screaming]
[heartbeat]
[music]
[birds cawing]
[music]
[sobs]
[crying]
[music] [crying]
[music]
- This place is cursed.
[thud]
[water splashing] [panting]
- What are you doing?
Hey!
- What else do we have to loose for you to understand
this place ain't right?
- You don't think there's greater evils outside these fences?
- Mother feared nothing,
maybe that's the real reason she left you! [gasps]
- She had fears.
Her biggest one was loosing you.
[music]
- Then there's nothing left to fight over.
- Why you be wearing that?
- You're right.
She'll just come for this too.
We don't belong here.
[music]
- This all they gave you?
For all those dresses?
- They said they were stolen.
- Well, that's a lie and they know it.
[glass breaks]
He said it was kissed by the devil.
- Devil ain't never kissed nothing.
- Where are you--
Lula.
I can't do this without you.
His forty acres are his prison.
Not mine.
- What I'm I doing?
[shouting from distance]
Tyron! Fiona! Tyron!
- Lula.
- Tyron! [grunts]
- Oh, you're hurt.
Look at this mess.
[panting heavily]
[coughs]
Where's Fiona?
- I haven't seen her in days.
- You need a doctor.
- I am a doctor.
[laughs]
- Malachi thinks I own your land.
[firewood crackling]
What if anyone else knows you live here?
Your family could be in danger tonight.
Lula,
there's something else, isn't there?
- Elijah,
he's dead
- How?
- Your friend, he came back.
[panting heavily]
- I'll kill the man.
- No.
- I'll kill him.
- Calm down, calm down.
[coughing]
- I'm sorry.
We need to contact the authorities. [heavy breathing]
- So they can do more or the same? No.
I'll figure it out on my own.
[crickets chirping]]
[door creaks open]
- She's still not back?
- Henny, you need to get some sleep.
- Not without her.
[c]rying
- Do you really think--
- Can you read it?
[pages turning]
- Yeah.
It's just... There's something about it. A secret?
She was the first to keep
even from her husband and...
[pages turning]
And then he found out and he laid hands on her.
And he just... He kept laying hands on her.
- What was the secret?
- It doesn't say. It just says that
when the war begun, I prayed for it to take my husband.
And it did.
But that's not all, it also took my
little girl.
[music]
What?
- Is that all it says? It says more?
[music]
- Lula!
Lula!
[creepy voices]
[soft groaning]
- Hey, not now. We're keeping an eye out.
[music]
[soft groaning]
Abe, stop.
[soft groaning]
Come on Abe, please.
- He's just scared of loosing you.
- We lost each other years ago.
- Lula...
If you're not gonna leave my side, at least let me escort you
home.
We need to make sure your family is okay.
[door opens]
[crickets chirping]
- Here, Henrietta will protect you.
Now, stay put until father gets back.
And if Henrietta starts to--
Abe?
Abe!
Abe, this is no time for games.
[heavy breathing]
Abe!
Abe?
- Henny? Father?
- Perhaps they're out looking for you.
- Tyron?
- What is it?
- I don't know.
- It makes no sense.
- It's a puzzle.
- You might be smarter than me.
- He's always figuring things like that out.
- He figured it out.
- What does it mean?
- It's a map.
This was my mother's.
- That was your mother's--
- She left years ago.
She must have passed through here before.
- How on Earth would your mother pass through this--
- Father said, if she ever left again to never come back
and she never did.
-No, I don't understand Lula. Lula...
- She's gonna be so happy to see me.
- Lula, Lula wait.
- That's it.
- Lula!
Lula!
- I don't see how any of this is gonna bring back your mother.
- [sighs] She marked this well on this land for a reason.
If there's anything down there, a clue or another map
to where she went after this,
I have to see for myself.
[water dripping]
Wait, stop here.
[rat squeaking]
[gasps] [glass breaks]
[breathing heavily]
[screams]
[music] [Horses neighing in distance]
I can't move.
- Everyone inside, [inaudible].
- Fiona?
- We can't climb in these.
- Mama.
-You have to hide them.
- The map, where is it?
- Safe hands.
- No Mama, you can't trust her.
- Everyone, take my hand.
- Tyron, thank God.
- What are you doing here? Give me that.
- I don't understand.
- [foreign language]
- This her?
- No.
No. she's the help. It's not her.
It's nothing.
- It is shit like that when no one likes your kind.
- Evening, lieutenant.
- Evening.
- Tyron, if you've finished cleaning the burner and feeding the
hogs, I'll need your help with the uniforms for these fine
fellas.
-Oh no, no. We ain't here for uniforms
[music]
- Do you want some coffee or tea then?
- Okay.
- Where are they?
- I don't know who you mean.
- They know the truth.
- Check it.
- Nothing.
- Told you there's nothing there, alright?
See?
- Check again.
- Tyron.
[door creaks] [women screaming]
- These people are my slaves.
- Uh-huh...
- These are my slaves. You can't take my slaves.
- I'm disappointed in you.
Hey, hey alright, find the others.
- This wasn't part of the agreement. I gave you the station,
you gave me the land. You never said anything about killing
anyone.
- Yeah, well this is war and people die.
- He would never have told you it's a lie.
They're not runaways, they're my slaves.
These people are my property!
Tyron!
- And here I thought Tyron was your field bitch.
- Be strong, our story is long ago.
- I'm gonna cut you a deal, alright? You cut the rope
of your master
and I'll set you free.
[music]
-You confuse freedom with being free, I will never cut that rope
- Very well.
Tyron,
go on.
[blade slices]
- No!
No!
[crying]
- Take my hand.
- This was a new shirt.
I will require your services after all.
[screaming] [loud thud]
[crying]
- I don't know how far she could have gone.
- And you just let her go?
- You know how stubborn she can be.
-What the hell is wrong with you? [heavy breathing]
- Lula!
[creaking sounds]
[panting heavily] [sobbing softly]
- I'm ready.
[water dripping]
[groans]
- I was worried sick.
- Where's father?
- He's with the children.
- I need to see them. Just help me out.
[music]
- I'm sorry. My hand slipped.
Did you find anything interesting down there?
- Tyron, what are you doing?
- It's just I'm no fool all times.
You see anything?
- I told you I didn't see anything.
- You saw her, didn't you?
[metal clanking]
- Please? Just let me out.
- I swore I had seen your eyes before
but how is that possible?
- Please just listen to me.
- Of all the farms in the world, they had to give you mine.
[breathing heavily]
- Tyron, you can make this right. Together, we can fix this land
- Cursed?
Isn't that how you described it?
- I'm coming. [screaming]
-I'm sorry Lula, but human beings are simply to selfish to share
[screaming]
- Help! Help! Help!
[crying]
- But it's not any easier if I-
[thud]
- I'm so sorry. [crying]
- Hey, it's okay. It's okay.
- I'm so sorry.
- It's okay.
I know everything is gonna be okay.
It's gonna be okay.
- Mother, Tyron betrayed her.
- I know.
- Abe! Down here.
- I never should have left him.
He took the children. He took them.
- No! No, they're hiding.
[door creaks]
- Where are they?
- Henny?
[thud]
In here.
This whole farm was mama's station before she was betrayed.
She never stopped hiding.
[yelling]
- Lula, get back.
[doors shut]
- She had to keep her promise
to always come home, trust me.
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[music[
Why hasn't she taken me?
I need her. I always needed her.
- No, no, no
You're strong.
I trust you, you're strong enough to help keep
this family together.
Even when no one else could.
Every time I look at you, I see the future in your eyes.
Your mother saw it too.
And now, it's your Mom who needs you.
Go on, I trust you.
I trust you.
- Quickly, they're coming for us.
[dogs barking]
- Henny? Abe?
- Don't make a sound. I have to get the others.
- No, we have to stop.
- We leave at night, the next station is a [inaudible].
- No, you have to stop.
- What are you--
How did you get this?
- Mama, don't you see? It's me.
- Lula!
You've grown so much.
But how? I've only been gone one week.
- You've been gone a long time.
- Where am I?
- Home.
You kept your promise.
Mama,
where's Henny?
- [foreign language] They are coming for us.
- No, they're not.
And if we're gonna survive this, we have to have all of us.
You need to return Abe and tell me where Henny is.
- [foreign language] Just take my hand.
- No, Mama it's time to let go.
- So strong.
So beautiful.
You promise, take their hand whenever they need.
Be kind to your father.
You are right, no more hiding.
[music]
- Father!
I'm in here.
Father!
- Lula?
- Henny? Henny, you're okay. I found you.
- You're okay.
I wanna go home.
- Do you know where we are?
[metal clanking]
- Father! Father! Where are you?
- Help!
- Lula!
[coughing]
[creaking sound]
- Henny, I'm not gonna let anything happen to you.
[coughing]
- Help me. Help me move that.
[fire crackling]
[coughing]
We can do this.
[grunting]
Go, go, go.
[coughing]
[footsteps approaching]
[coughing]
- Everything's okay.
- See father?
- We got this.
- What ya'll doing? We need to work.
- Abe...
- Abe, you're back.
[laughing]
[music]
- They'll take care of each other over there.
[horses approaching]
- You must live on your own, are you? [?]
- We picked our last name.
- And what is it?
- Henny Mothers.
- Abraham Mothers.
- Lula Mothers.
- We're gonna grown peanuts 'till our peaches mature.
- Well incase you ain't heard, your president has been shot
- By decree of--
- It don't matter.
Nothing this letter says can ever take away what we've done.
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[END]