1:11:00
I'm talking to you now.
1:11:02
I don't want to hear.
You go out your head,I think.
1:11:05
Well, living with you is enough
to drive anyone off their nut.
1:11:08
Your bunk about the farm being so fine.
1:11:12
Didn'tI write you, year after year,
how rotten it was...
1:11:14
...and what a dirty slave
them cousins made out of me?
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What did you care? Nothing. Not even
enough to come out and see me.
1:11:21
Your crazy stuff about wanting
to keep me away from the sea...
1:11:25
...don't go down with me.
1:11:26
You just didn't want
to be bothered with me.
1:11:29
-Oh, that ain't so, Anna.
-But one thingI never wrote you...
1:11:33
...it was one of them cousins
that you think is such nice people...
1:11:36
...that started me wrong.
1:11:38
And it was none of my fault.
I hated him and he knew it.
1:11:42
But he was big and strong, like you.
1:11:47
That's whyI ran away from the farm.
1:11:49
That's what made me get a job
as a nurse girI in St. Paul.
1:11:52
You think that was a nice job
for a girl, too, don't you?
1:11:55
With all them nice inland fellas
just looking for a chance to marry me.
1:12:00
They weren't looking for marrying.
1:12:05
You don't say nothing.
1:12:07
Either one of you.
ButI know what you're thinking.
1:12:11
You're just like all the rest.
1:12:16
And who's to blame for it? Me or you?
1:12:18
If you'd been a regular father
and had me with you...
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-...things would've been different.
-Don't talk that way.
1:12:23
-I go crazy.I won't listen to you.
-You will listen.
1:12:27
You, keeping me safe inland.
I was no nurse girI the last two years.
1:12:32
I lied whenI wrote you.
I was in a house, that's what.
1:12:37
Yes, that kind of a house.
1:12:39
The kind that sailors like Matt and you
go to in port...
1:12:42
...and your nice inland men too.
1:12:44
And all men.
1:12:46
I hate them,I hate them....
1:12:48
-Oh, it's a lie, Anna, it's a lie....
-So...
1:12:52
...that's what's in it.
1:12:57
I suppose you remember your promise.