Walking Tall
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:03:14
How you doing?
:03:17
Okay.
:03:19
- When did the mill close?
- Three years ago this August.

:03:22
If you're looking for work,
you may want to try Aberdeen.

:03:25
That's about the closest mill work
you'll find.

:03:27
- Too bad.
- It's just simple economics.

:03:29
You know, we have a really nice casino,
the Wild Cherry.

:03:32
Want to make some money,
maybe you ought to go on down...

:03:35
and try your luck at the blackjack tables.
:03:37
No, I don't think so. Thanks.
:03:39
You're Chris Vaughn?
:03:43
Well, hell. I know all about you, Chris.
:03:46
I know your folks. I'm Sheriff Stan Watkins.
:03:49
- How you doing?
- Ralston, get out of the car!

:03:51
You're looking at a real soldier here.
Pay some respects.

:03:54
- Welcome home, soldier.
- Thanks.

:03:56
Well, hell, Chris.
:03:58
- I'll give you a ride up to your folks'.
- No, I'm fine. Thank you.

:04:02
- I insist.
- I'll walk.

:04:03
- It's my pleasure.
- It's okay.

:04:04
I won't take no for an answer. Get in the car.
:04:11
- Did I scare you with that one?
- Little bit.

:04:14
I scared him.
:04:23
You were gone a while, huh?
:04:24
Eight years. Harstad was sheriff back then.
:04:28
Aaron Harstad, yeah.
:04:31
Sad story.
:04:33
About five months back,
he fell asleep at the wheel and hit a tree.

:04:39
Car folded up like an accordion.
:04:42
He was a good man.
A good man and a good sheriff.


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