:30:01
An old crate like that may not have much
value in your eyes, but this is Dogville.
:30:06
We're not wealthy here.
:30:09
And if your hands get a bit red, well,
I've got a tip about something you can rub on 'em.
:30:13
- Grace!
- Oh, Martha..
:30:18
We have to wash the flagstones
at the foot of the steps again.
:30:20
Dirt has gone blown under the door.
I can't get the door open.
:30:23
Where have you been?
Harvest is the holiest time of the year.
:30:29
Does it not sound like something
you could have said?
:30:32
I'll be down in a minute, Chuck.
I'll bring the crates down.
:30:37
Good.
:30:39
[Narrator] As Grace hastened to the garage,
:30:41
she grew more and more pleased with
the decision to keep her departure under wrap.
:30:47
There was actually quite a bit of work
Dogville didn't need doing
:30:51
that its residents would have to carry out
for themselves in future.
:30:56
Yeah, er, Grace, I don't like having to say this,
but I'd like to ask if I could have the money up front.
:31:02
See, it's always the way in the freight industry.
:31:05
Once you deliver a load you ain't got much
to bargain with, if you catch my drift.
:31:10
Of course. Here's the money.
:31:11
Not that this is a professional job,
of course.
:31:14
- Don't get out...
- All right, Ben.
:31:17
'till I give the say-so!
:31:38
[Narrator] Canyon Road snaked down the valley
and away, and Grace went too,
:31:44
and with every bend the township and its noises
faded ever more mercifully behind her.