2:47:00
...but beyond this,
I remember nothing.
2:47:03
The great...
2:47:07
I remember nothing.
2:47:12
Melly, they"re drunk!
2:47:15
Leave this to me, Scarlett.
And, please, say nothing.
2:47:22
You stupid fool!
2:47:25
Quiet!
2:47:27
Will you shut up, for the love of...
2:47:29
Hello, Melly.
2:47:30
So you"ve got my husband intoxicated
again. Well, bring him in.
2:47:35
l"m sorry, your husband"s
under arrest.
2:47:37
If you arrest all the drunks in Atlanta,
you must arrest a good many Yankees.
2:47:42
Bring him in, Captain Butler,
if you can walk yourself.
2:47:46
- Wait.
- I wanna tell you a story.
2:47:48
Listen, doctor, I...
2:47:49
Put him down in that chair.
2:47:54
Now, captain,
please leave my house...
2:47:57
...and try to remember
not to come here again.
2:48:00
That"s fine thanks I get
for bringing him home...
2:48:03
...and not leaving him
in this shameful condition.
2:48:05
Now, boys, all together...
2:48:07
Dr. Meade!
2:48:09
l"m astonished at you!
2:48:19
How can you do this to me?
2:48:21
I ain"t so very drunk, Melly.
2:48:24
Take him to the bedroom.
Lay him out on the bed.
2:48:27
- Don"t touch him. He"s under arrest.
- Now, Tom.
2:48:30
What do you want to arrest him for?
l"ve seen him drunker.
2:48:33
l"ve seen you drunker.
And you"ve seen me...
2:48:36
He can lie in the gutter
for all I care. L"m not a policeman.
2:48:39
He led a raid on that Shantytown
where Mrs. Kennedy got into trouble.
2:48:44
A lot of shanties were burned.
A couple of men were killed.
2:48:47
It"s time you rebels learned you can"t
take the law into your own hands.
2:48:51
What are you laughing at?
2:48:54
This isn"t your night to teach
that lesson.
2:48:57
These two have been
with me tonight. Yes, sir.