:50:01
And if the vote says that I should leave,
then I'll take the path across the mountains, while it's still light.
:50:09
And the things I've borrowed, if you could,
return them to everybody.
:50:12
Of course!
:50:13
Nobody has to see me before I go.
:50:16
Martha, if you will just ring the bell
then I'll understand.
:50:20
I don't ... how do...
am I gonna ring the bell?
:50:23
Just ring it for every vote that lets me stay.
:50:27
I will count. And if it doesn't reach
fifteen, then I'll leave.
:50:42
Tom is anxious to speak in her behalf,
but I think he's had his allotted time.
:50:48
We know his view. We respect it.
And now he must respect ours.
:50:54
[Narrator] Grace pulled her bundle out from
under the bureau to change into her own clothes,
:50:59
only to discover that somebody had been
in it and left a loaf of bread.
:51:05
Next to it was a folded sheet of paper.
:51:08
It was a map Tom had drawn.
:51:11
He had known where the bundle was
and had put it there.
:51:14
It showed the path across the mountain.
:51:17
And all the dangerous spots were
furnished with witty horrific little sketches.
:51:23
But there was more.
:51:25
Several people had the same idea.
They had eased gifts into the bundle for her.
:51:32
Jason's beloved little penknife lay there,
all polished and shiny.
:51:36
And a pie from Ma Ginger and Gloria.
And some clothing and matches, and a hymnal.
:51:43
Grace opened it at number 18, where Martha
always had trouble with fingering.
:51:49
And between the pages lay a dollar bill
Martha alone could not have afforded it.
:51:56
Grace had friends in Dogville.
That was for sure.