:22:00
and you never heard of him no more.
:22:03
George would never do nothing like that.
:22:06
Well, suppose he get hurt
or killed and he can't come back.
:22:09
George can't get killed
cos George is careful.
:22:13
Well, just suppose. Suppose he don't
come back. What you do then?
:22:17
l don't know.
Gee, why are you doing anyways?
:22:20
- That ain't true. George ain't hurt.
- Shall l tell you what'd happen?
:22:23
They'd take you to the booby hatch
and lock you up with a collar, like a dog.
:22:28
- Who'll hurt George?
- Just supposin'.
:22:30
George ain't hurt. He's all right.
He's gonna come back.
:22:33
- Then what you supposing for?
- Oh, l...
:22:36
Ain't nobody talk no hurt to George.
:22:38
Just keep calm.
Now, now, George ain't hurt.
:22:41
Ain't nobody talk no hurt
to George. George'll be back.
:22:44
All right, all right,
all right. Just sit down.
:22:47
Calm down.
:22:51
Go on.
:23:09
Maybe you can see now.
:23:12
You got George.
Suppose you ain't got nobody.
:23:16
Suppose you can't go into the bunkhouse
and play rummy because you's black.
:23:21
Suppose you have to sit out here
with the mules and read books.
:23:24
Books ain't no good.
:23:26
A guy goes nuts, he ain't got nobody.
:23:29
l tell ya, a guy gets too lonely,
he gets sick.
:23:35
Maybe George come back already.
Maybe l better go see.
:23:40
l... l didn't mean to scare you.
:23:43
George gonna come back all right.
:23:45
l was just talking about myself, that's all.