:46:00
How old are you now,
boy?
:46:02
[ Clears Throat ]
Eighteen, sir.
:46:04
That means you'll be 2O
in four years.
:46:07
Eighteen to you
is sixteen to me.
:46:10
Just a little bit, sir.
I've never tasted it.
That's no good reason.
:46:14
I've known men that've been
drinkin' hard and steady
all their lives.
:46:18
They've never tasted it,
either.
Isn't that right, Doc?
:46:21
[ Chuckles ]
All right,
here we are.
:46:24
Here we go.
Here's to the ladies.
:46:31
[ Coughing ]
:46:34
These are busy days.
Good night, boys.
Night, Doc.
:46:48
Tom?
:46:53
Tom,
what's happenin'?
:46:56
Virginia's losing,
isn't she?
:46:59
Looks that way,
Charlie.
:47:02
How do you feel
about it all?
:47:06
I was born in Virginia.
Lived here all my life.
:47:10
Raised three sons
and two daughters
under her flag.
:47:14
My oldest son Paul is buried
somewhere in Pennsylvania.
:47:19
I'm sorry.
I didn't know that.
:47:22
They said Gettysburg
is where he fell...
:47:25
at a place called
Little Round Top.
:47:29
My youngest boy
came home last week
with tuberculosis.
:47:35
He won't see
another Christmas.
:47:39
My third son rides
with General Forrest.
I don't know where they are.
:47:44
You, uh, you were asking me
how I feel about it all.
:47:49
That's... the only way
I know how to answer you.