:06:00
Where's that boy at?
:06:02
I reckon he's around somewhere.
:06:05
Most likely gallivanting somewhere
where it don't do nobody any good.
:06:10
He's doing what's got to be done.
:06:12
- I need some water!
- Well, we'll bring you some, Ma.
:06:16
- When did you get back?
- Just got back now.
:06:19
- Hello, Pa.
- Hello, Jody.
:06:21
- Gets late mighty quick, Pa.
- That's April for you. Where you been?
:06:26
To the glen.
I lay down and I was asleep.
:06:29
Come, Caesar.
:06:31
I aimed to follow some bees
and find the bee tree.
:06:34
- You find it?
- I forget to look for it, till now.
:06:38
Now tell the truth
and shame the devil.
:06:41
Wasn't that bee tree an excuse
to go rambling?
:06:44
I had a notion to go rambling.
:06:47
That's what I figured. I was saying to
myself, "There's Ma, busy in the house.
:06:52
There's Jody hoeing
in the corn field all by himself.
:06:55
The hoe gets heavier every minute.
:06:58
I bet he's thinking,
'I ought to go rambling."'
:07:02
- That the way you figured?
- Yes, Pa.
:07:04
Ma don't hold with rambling.
:07:07
Most women can't see
how a man loves so to ramble.
:07:10
I never let on you wasn't here.
I said, "He's around."
:07:14
- Us men has got to stick together.
- Yes, Pa.
:07:24
- Pa?
- Yes, boy?
:07:26
I seen a sight today down at the glen.
A mammy coon with two babies.
:07:31
- They was the prettiest little fellas.
- Coons is pretty.
:07:36
Is it worth speaking to Ma about it?
:07:39
They was so pretty, if I snare me one
for a pet, even Ma would love it.
:07:44
Your ma ain't gonna love no coon.
:07:46
Reckon she'd get mad
if I mentioned it?
:07:49
What do you reckon?
:07:50
- You two home at last?
- Yes, Ma!
:07:54
I reckon she would.
:07:56
But I wish I had me something
to pet and play with.