Wild in the Country
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:07:00
Believe me, I'd just as soon get out of
the world too-- I-I-I'm that anguished.

:07:05
Take a trip to the moon, you mean,
or hang yourself-- which?

:07:09
How you exaggerate things, Glenn.
:07:12
Look, don't you understand?
Sympathy is what I need, not sermons.

:07:16
You can't build on sympathy.
There's no bones to it.

:07:20
Now, instead of spluttering like a wet
firecracker, what do you want me to do?

:07:26
Well, Betty Lee,
I don't have the right to ask.

:07:30
It's about Norrie.
It's a trick.

:07:34
- Her pa says I got to mar her.
- I don't want to hear that.
Be honest some other time.

:07:37
I'm sorry for Norrie,
for you too.

:07:43
I'm sorry for myself
that I love you, Glenn.

:07:47
It won't stop.
:07:50
And you're wild and unsettled,
like a porcupine that can't be held.

:07:56
That's right.
I'll never make a pet.

:07:59
You think you could scrape up
20 or 30 dollars to get me out of here?

:08:02
- I can, but they'll catch you anyway.
- Well, that's my risk.

:08:06
I'd go somewheres far away
and never hurt or bother you again.

:08:09
- I never said you hurt me.
- Listen, will you get me the money?

:08:12
Don't you think it might be better
to stay right here and fight--

:08:17
- fight for your real-born rights?
- How?

:08:22
- Come in the house, and we'll phone.
- Who will we phone?

:08:24
Mrs. Speery, for a start.
Come on.

:08:31
[ Train Whistle Blows ]
:08:33
Not only myself,
but two others on the board feel
you're being unduly harsh with the boy.

:08:39
- Dr. Underwood and--
- Yeah? Who's the other?

:08:45
- Mrs. Speery's working
with Glenn in her own field.
- That's neither here nor there.

:08:51
That boy's morals
make my blood run cold.

:08:53
On top of that,
he steals my pickup truck,
and I'm gonna have to have X rays.

:08:58
- Then you mean to press charges?
- I do.


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