:19:09
You ain't got no right
to come into my room.
:19:12
Ain't nobody got a right
to be in here but me.
:19:15
- l... l seen your light.
- Yeah, well, l got a right to have a light.
:19:19
Now, l ain't wanted in those bunkhouses
and you ain't wanted in my room.
:19:23
- Why ain't you wanted?
- Because l'm black.
:19:28
They say l stink. Well, l'll tell you,
all of y'all stink to me.
:19:35
Everybody went into town.
:19:38
- Well, what you want?
- Nothing. l see... l...
:19:43
l seen your light.
:19:46
Well, come on in and sit awhile if you
won't get out of here and leave me alone.
:19:53
Goddamn your soul.
:20:13
All the boys go into town?
:20:15
All but old Candy. He just sat in
the bunkhouse, figuring about the rabbits.
:20:20
What rabbits you talkin' about?
:20:23
The rabbits we're gonna get,
and l get to tend 'em.
:20:28
You're nuts. You're crazy as a wedge.
:20:32
l don't blame that guy you travel with
for keeping you out of sight.
:20:36
No, every word is the truth.
You can ask George.
:20:41
You travel around with George, don't you?
:20:43
Sure. Me and George
go everywhere together.
:20:46
And sometimes he talk to you
and you don't understand
:20:49
what the hell he's talking about.
Ain't that so?
:20:56
How long do you think it's gonna be
:20:59
before them puppies are old enough
to take away from its mother?