:10:00
I have memorized
the handbook,
:10:03
and I learned
the Kikakee sign language.
:10:08
If only they'd give a fella
a chance.
:10:12
I'm sure they will,
Ernest.
:10:15
Nuh-uh.
:10:17
But the real reason
I'm here
:10:19
is to see if you've gotten
all your shots.
:10:24
Shots?
:10:26
Yeah...
:10:28
Okay.
:10:31
How's that grandfather
of yours nowadays?
:10:34
I haven't seen him around
lately.
:10:36
Oh, he's out at his place.
:10:38
I worry about him sometimes.
He's so old.
:10:42
But these woods are
his home.
:10:46
Yeah, he's a wise man.
:10:50
Doesn't believe in
modern things like... shots.
:10:55
That's right.
:10:56
He lives by the old ways.
:10:59
In fact, he thinks I'm
wasting time studying medicine.
:11:04
Shouldn't you, uh,
have a little more practice
:11:06
before you go around
stickin' needles in people?
:11:09
I've had lots of practice.
:11:12
If I keep doing it,
I might even get good at it.
:11:21
See? A... cold, wet nose.
Color's good.
:11:26
No fever.
:11:28
Come on, now, Ernest.
:11:30
You know this isn't
going to hurt...
:11:33
much.
:11:35
I can take it,
Miss St. Cloud.
:11:38
Real men can take it,
and I'm a real man...
:11:42
a man with a hearty smile,
a stout back...
:11:47
with grit in his teeth
and nails in his knuckles,
:11:51
a man who has never
tasted quiche...
:11:55
Is that
your smallest needle?
:11:57
I did it!
:11:59
I took the Lindbergh baby!