:33:00
I'd be proud to have one,
but Ma won't let me keep nothing.
:33:04
Oliver said he'd bring a monkey
from the South Seas...
:33:08
...but Ma said she had enough monkeys
around as it is.
:33:11
She meant Pa and me.
:33:14
- Where is Oliver now?
- Sailing somewhere on the sea.
:33:18
I'd never go to sea.
They ain't got no animals on the sea.
:33:23
I might go to sea some day
if I could go with Oliver.
:33:27
Oliver's my friend.
:33:30
I got three friends:
:33:31
Oliver and Pa and you.
:33:36
I got lots of friends.
:33:38
He's eating me!
:33:39
He ain't hungry,
he just wants to be doing something.
:33:43
- He likes you, Jody.
- I guess so.
:33:46
He sleeps with me.
:33:48
I sleep up there now.
:33:53
Buck made it for me.
:33:55
If you can stay the night,
you can sleep up there with me.
:34:01
You like to sleep up there?
:34:04
You see things at night
and hear things.
:34:07
What?
:34:08
All the things scared of the daytime.
:34:11
I seen a deer and a wolf
playing together.
:34:14
You couldn't have seen that.
They's enemies.
:34:18
That's what folks tell you.
:34:20
And I seen the Spaniards
riding on big black horses.
:34:24
They's tall and dark
and have shiny helmets.
:34:28
There ain't no Spaniards left.
They all gone, like the Indians.
:34:34
They's here.
:34:36
Listen to me. The next time
you go to your sinkhole...
:34:40
...you know that magnolia
with the dogwood around it?
:34:43
Just you look behind it.
:34:45
There's always a Spaniard
on a big black horse...
:34:48
...riding past that magnolia.
:34:57
Guess we'd better go in.