:42:00
and I wouldn't miss it,
if it fell into the gorge tomorrow.
:42:03
I see no charm here, but you seem to.
:42:11
Admit it you've fallen for Dogville.
:42:15
The trees, the mountains,
the simple folk.
:42:19
And if all that ain't got you fooled yet,
I bet the cinnamon has.
:42:23
That damned cinnamon
in those gooseberry pies.
:42:27
Dogville has everything that you ever
dreamed of in the big city.
:42:31
You are worse than Tom.
How do you know what I dreamed of?
:42:40
You're from the city yourself, aren't you?
:42:43
That was a long time ago.
:42:45
I am not that stupid anymore,
I found out that people are the same all over.
:42:49
Greedy as animals.
:42:51
In a small town they're just a bit
less successful.
:42:54
Feed 'em enough they'll eat
till their bellies burst.
:42:56
That's why you wanted to get rid of me...
:42:59
because you can't stand that I remind
you of what it was you came here to find.
:43:12
I'm telling you for the last time
to get out of my home.
:43:14
Moses don't like you.
And I don't like you.
:43:16
The kids are going crazy enough
from their ma's teachin'.
:43:19
Thank you, Grace!
:43:38
[Narrator] The two seeks had passed far too quickly.
Grace had enjoyed herself.
:43:44
All she could say was that
she was fond of them all,
:43:47
including the folk who had greeted her
with reluctance and hostility.
:43:52
Even though she might not have won everybody
over completely or even half way, as Tom put it,
:43:58
She cared for Dogville and she had shown
the town her face, her true face.