:25:03
How different Barry's fate
might have been...
:25:06
...had he not fallen in love
with Nora...
:25:08
...and had he not flung the wine
in Captain Quin's face.
:25:12
But he was destined to be a wanderer.
:25:15
And the battle with Quin set him
on his travels at an early age...
:25:20
...as you shall soon see.
:25:22
The boy must go into hiding
for a short time, anyway.
:25:27
Dublin's the best place for him.
:25:29
He can stay there
'til matters have blown over.
:25:32
But the child has never been
away from home before.
:25:36
Wouldn't he be as safe here?
:25:38
I wish that were true, Aunt Belle.
:25:41
But the Bailiffs may be
on their way already.
:25:46
Now, Dublin is five days ride
away from here.
:25:49
There's not a soul who'll know him there.
:25:52
I don't want to harp
on unpleasant matters...
:25:55
...but you do know what can happen
to him if he's taken.
:26:07
I'll be all right.
:26:15
I'll be all right in Dublin, Mother.
:26:48
No lad with liberty for the first time,
and 20 guineas in his pocket...
:26:53
...is very sad.
:26:55
Barry rode towards Dublin
thinking not so much of...
:26:58
...the kind mother left alone,
and the home behind him...