North Country
prev.
play.
mark.
next.

:22:03
I could find a guy to take care of me.
:22:07
I'm done looking to be taken care of.
:22:10
I wanna take care of myself.
Take care of my kids.

:22:16
You know it's happening to all of us.
:22:19
Every woman up there.
:22:27
But you don't give a shit, do you?
:22:47
If somebody like her came to see me
back in New York with this dogshit case...

:22:51
...you know what I'd do?
:22:54
I'd take it.
:22:56
Settle quick, pocket the contingency...
:22:58
...make more money than her,
never see a courtroom.

:23:01
Pearson would never settle.
:23:03
- Sure he would.
- No.

:23:06
It would be her word
against everybody else.

:23:08
All the guys up there can't be bad,
which makes some of them witnesses.

:23:15
That mine is bread and butter
for people around here.

:23:17
Nobody wants to shit where they eat.
:23:25
What is this place?
Like a pet cemetery or something?

:23:29
Why, you got a lot of pet elk at home?
:23:34
So they never picked on Glory, why?
:23:37
Would you wanna
pick a fight with Glory?

:23:43
No, Glory became a union rep early on.
She did some good things.

:23:48
Got their respect.
:23:50
Plus, she doesn't wanna
run with the herd.

:23:54
- Keeps her head above the fray.
- Safety in numbers.


prev.
next.