:11:05
Used to be mine.
I gave it to Grandpa when I went away.
:11:16
You reckon they're dead?
:11:18
- I never heard nothing about it.
- (door creaks)
:11:27
(man) Tommy?
:11:35
Muley.
:11:36
- Where's my folks, Muley?
- Why, they gone.
:11:39
I know they're gone,
but where are they gone?
:11:42
It's Muley Graves.
You remember the preacher, don't you?
:11:46
- I ain't no preacher any more.
- All right. You remember the man?
:11:49
- Glad to see you again.
- Now, where are my folks?
:11:52
They gone. They gone to your Uncle John's.
The whole crowd of 'em. Two weeks ago.
:11:58
But they can't stay there,
cos John's got his notice to get off.
:12:01
What happened?
How come they gotta get off?
:12:04
We lived here 50 years, same place.
:12:07
Everybody's gotta get off.
Everybody's leaving. Going out to California.
:12:12
Your folks, my folks, everybody's folks.
:12:15
Everybody except me. I ain't getting off!
:12:19
- Who done it?
- Listen.
:12:21
That's some of what done it.
The dusters. They started it, anyways.
:12:26
Blowin' like this year after year.
:12:29
Blowin' the land away.
Blowin' the crops away!
:12:32
Blowin' us away now.
:12:36
Are you crazy?
:12:38
Some say I am.
You wanna hear how it happened?
:12:41
That's what I'm asking you, ain't it?
:12:43
Well... the way it happens,
:12:46
the way it happened to me...
:12:49
A man come one day...
:12:51
After what them dusters done to the land,
the tenant system don't work no more.
:12:56
They don't break even,
much less show profit.
:12:58
One man and a tractor
can handle 12 or 14 of these places.