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<i>Henry Joseph Church
could have been...</i>

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<i>Anything he wanted to be.</i>

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<i>He chose to cook.</i>

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<i>The key, he said, jazz.</i>

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Mama, wake up, wake up.

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Baby, baby, what is it?

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There's a black man
in our kitchen cooking eggs.

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Baby, that's okay.

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It's Mr. Church, our new cook.

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- New cook?
- Mm-hmm.

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We never had an old cook.

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You know what?
Mama just needs a tiny bit more rest.

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I'll... go introduce yourself.
I'll be there soon.

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<i>Mr. Church used to work
for Richard Cannon...</i>

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<i>Who was mama's lover.</i>

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<i>But He wasn't my daddy.</i>

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<i>When mama found out
Richard was married...</i>

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<i>She ended it,
though she still loved him.</i>

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Morning, baby.

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<i>When Richard was sick...</i>

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<i>The last thing he said to mama was</i>
"I'll <i>care for you...</i>

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<i>Until my dying day and beyond.”</i>

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- good morning, Mr. Church.
- Oh, good morning, ma'am.

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<i>I guess Mr. Church
was the ”beyond” part.</i>

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I see you met Charlie.

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Well, not officially.

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Oh, well, Charlie,
where's your manners?

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Good morning, Charlotte.
My name's Mr. Church.

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- How are you?
- Fine.

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Wow, this looks delicious.
Thank you, Mr. Church.

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You are most welcome, ma'am.

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Come on, baby.
Eat up.

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I want apple Jacks.

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- Charlie!
- What are apple Jacks'?

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Well, it's a cereal.

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It tastes like apples.

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Well, and sugar, mainly.

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You've never heard of apple Jacks'?

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- Hey, don't be rude.
- I can make the child...

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Some apple Jacks
if that's what she wants...

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It's already made.
It comes in a box.

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Add milk and you're done.

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She doesn't need it.

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Well, she got
to eat something, ma'am.

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You have made an incredible meal.
Charlie, eat.

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What is this?

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You never heard of grits?

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There are a lot of secrets
in my grits.

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This is delicious.
You got to try some, sweetie.

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Charlotte Marie Brooks,
you sit your butt down right now.

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I'm going to count to three, okay?

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One... Two...

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Mr. Church, excuse me.

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I want cereal!

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You're embarrassing me.

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Why is he here?

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I don't know.
Because Richard wanted it this way.

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- And I want apple Jacks.
- Charlie...

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What times does he go home?

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I guess when he's done.

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- When is he done?
- When we're done.

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Well, we're done.

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Oh, Charlie, please.

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It makes no sense.

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It's what Richard wanted.

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Who cares what he wanted?
He's dead.

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- Morning, Gibby.
- Morning, dear. Charlie.

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Morning, Gibby.

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How are you two this morning?

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We're fine.

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We have a cook.

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That's nice, dear.

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Here, take this.

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You drink coffee all day.
I eat apple Jacks.

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- We don't need a cook.
- Well, Richard seems to think we did.

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If Richard really cared about you...

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He would have married you.

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Mr. Church won't be staying.

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I'm sure he's already realized
what a mistake all this is.

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Come on, Charlie.
We gotta move.

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Love you.

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<i>If was always hard
to stay mad a1' mama.</i>

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<i>She was foo nice,
and far foo beautiful.</i>

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<i>I was always looking...</i>

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<i>Trying to find someone
more beautiful than my mama.</i>

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<i>But I never could.</i>

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<i>And out of everyone
in the whole wide world...</i>

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<i>She loved me most.</i>

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Hey, Mr. Church,
could I have a word with you?

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Oh, man.
I'm going to need to go to the market.

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Yeah, well, it's about all that.

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Yeah, I brought some groceries
with me today, ma'am...

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But no offense, all you got in here
is some condiments and stuff.

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There's nothing to spread them on.

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I suppose I haven't been
to the store in a while.

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Could we just hold off
on that for a second?

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I wanted to wait
till Charlie was at school...

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- Before speaking with you...
- Ma'am, you're shivering.

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Yeah, I forgot my jacket.
It's kind of chilly out.

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Maybe you want to put on
a sweater or something.

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Yeah, I will. I just...

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'cause you don't want
to get sick, ma'am.

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He told you.

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Yes, ma'am.

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What'd he say?

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That you have a cancer
in your breast...

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And that you're dying, ma'am.

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Did he tell you
how long I have'?

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Six months, ma'am.

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Mr. Church, we're talking
about my breast and dying.

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You can drop
the "ma'am" stuff, okay?

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Because it's Marie.

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You really think
you should be smoking...

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In your condition, ma'am?

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Absolutely.

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How'd you do on your English test?

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Hmm, I think I failed.

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Good morning, miss Samuels.
Good morning, miss Brooks.

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How are you this morning?

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Oh, well, we have a cook.

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He's black, he makes grits
with secrets...

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And he's hanging out in our kitchen.

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So, what kind of a deal
did Richard make with you?

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I was just asked to cook
for you and your child...

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Till you passed on, ma'am.

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And certainly you're getting
something out of this.

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Well, Mr. Cannon guaranteed me
a lifetime salary...

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If I kept my word.

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Not bad.

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Total financial security...

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In exchange
for six months of meals.

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So, you got yourself
a pretty good deal, Mr. Church.

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Yes, ma'am.

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Come on.

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Hey, Charlie.

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<i>Owen Baxter was by far...</i>

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<i>The most gorgeous 10-year-old boy...</i>

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<i>That ever breathed on this
or any other planet.</i>

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<i>I, on the other hand...</i>

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<i>Was about the most awkward
10-year-old girl...</i>

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<i>On this or any other planet.</i>

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Come on, Owen.

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What is it?

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Who knows?

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Look at you...

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Already bringing
fancy sandwiches to lunch...

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Miss I have a cook Brooks.

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Can I come see him?

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I told you, he's leaving.

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Probably gone already.

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Oh, if you don't want him, I do.

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<i>Our private school took
a few charity cases a year.</i>

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<i>The year I turned five, it was me...</i>

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<i>And poppy Samuels,
my one and only friend.</i>

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<i>She lived with her sister
because both of her folks...</i>

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<i>Were serving time in prison
for a robbery gone wrong.</i>

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<i>And even with that,
she was more popular than me.</i>

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Tell you something, Charlie...

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It's not every day you get a cook.

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It might be nice having a man
around to help your mama out.

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We've always done fine.

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We don't need a man,
and we sure as hell don't need a cook.

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My sister says every woman
needs a man.

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Sometimes more than one.

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Where'd you get all that?

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Stole it from my sister's dresser.

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Stealing's the one thing
us Samuels are good at.

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Yeah?

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Excuse me, ma'am.

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I'm about to head out to the market.

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Okay. Um...

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We shop at Gordon's.
Is that all right'?

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Oh, yeah, that's fine.
Yeah, yeah.

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You know, Mr. Church,
if we're going to do this...

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Let me at least give you some money.

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I've only got $12, but...

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Oh, ma'am, don't worry about that.

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Mr. Cannon opened up an account
for me to draw off...

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For marketing and such.

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"And such?"

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Well, your medical bills
and rent and medicine.

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That's all taken care of,
courtesy of Mr. Cannon...

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For the next six months.

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And what, in his estimation...

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Did six months of life come to?

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Beg your pardon, ma'am?

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Never mind.

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You know what?

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At least take some coupons, you know?

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I'm not completely helpless.

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- It couldn't hurt.
- Yeah, it couldn't hurt at all.

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All right. Okay.

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Oh, Mr. Church, um...

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Charlie doesn't know that I'm sick...

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And I'd like to keep it that way.

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Oh. As you wish, ma'am.

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I'll be back shortly, all right'?

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All right, $43.32, sir.

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Hey, wait a minute, you know,
I forgot all about these.

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Great. Let's see.

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$37.83, sir.

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- So I saved about $6 there?
- Yes, sir.

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That's not bad.

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No, sir.

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Hey, Charlie.

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Hi, Larson.

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<i>Eddie Larson.</i>

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<i>Forced to ride public transportation
for the rest of his life.</i>

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<i>Just one week after getting
his driver's license...</i>

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<i>He got drunk and crashed
his Chevy Camaro...</i>

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<i>Info the living room
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard...</i>

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<i>Killing their 4-year-old son.</i>

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<i>Spent three years in
juvenile penitentiary...</i>

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<i>And no doubt the rest of his life
in the worst hell of all...</i>

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<i>The one between the eyes.</i>

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How's... How's school, Charlie?

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We have a cook.

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What, at the school?

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At my house.

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Oh, yeah. That's far out.

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Mama's going to tell him to leave.

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Why?
Who wouldn't want a cook?

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Hi, mama.

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So, how was work today?

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Good.

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I saw miss Carol's baby.

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Hey, gorgeous.

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Can't you see I'm with my child?

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I saw miss Carol's baby,
and I finally got him...

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To latch on for feeding.

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You know, holding those babies...

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It always makes me think
of the first time I held you.

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Even if I was an accident.

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Why on earth would you say that?

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Your daddy was the accident.

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You, you're my miracle.

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How much do I love you?

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So much.

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So much.

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So, how did the cook
take the news he was fired?

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Oh, ma'am, I hope you don't mind.

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I bring books with me
every place I go...

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And I noticed that your shelf
was kind of empty.

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He's still here, mama.

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- Why is he still here?
- Charlie, we'll discuss this later.

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That's great.
Cookbooks, right'?

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Oh, no, no, ma'am.
Not cookbooks.

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I never read books about cooking.

250
00:12:55.324 --> 00:12:57.588
These are mostly novels
and plays and, you know...

251
00:12:57.860 --> 00:13:00.261
About people like Capote
and Shakespeare.

252
00:13:00.329 --> 00:13:02.855
- Wow.
- And Greeks and Agatha Christie.

253
00:13:02.898 --> 00:13:05.026
And here's one I think
the girl might like.

254
00:13:05.101 --> 00:13:07.593
Autobiography of Shirley temple.

255
00:13:07.937 --> 00:13:10.133
<i>Good ship lollipop.</i>

256
00:13:10.206 --> 00:13:11.571
I hate reading.

257
00:13:11.640 --> 00:13:12.436
Charlie!

258
00:13:12.575 --> 00:13:14.907
Oh, that is a shame,
because there's nothing like...

259
00:13:14.977 --> 00:13:15.637
A really good story.

260
00:13:15.911 --> 00:13:18.073
- Keep your stupid books.
- Hey, that's enough.

261
00:13:18.147 --> 00:13:19.410
No, that's okay, ma'am.

262
00:13:19.448 --> 00:13:21.974
But, listen, if you do ever want
to read one of these books...

263
00:13:22.051 --> 00:13:23.491
You're going to have
to check it out.

264
00:13:23.519 --> 00:13:26.045
- What, like a library?
- Exactly like a library.

265
00:13:26.122 --> 00:13:27.599
Made a card up for you
and everything.

266
00:13:27.623 --> 00:13:30.001
And ma'am, you feel free. Whenever
you want, you can read these books.

267
00:13:30.025 --> 00:13:31.036
And if you like, I'll bring more.

268
00:13:31.060 --> 00:13:34.052
A house could always
use books, right'?

269
00:13:36.399 --> 00:13:38.629
I'm sorry, Mr. Church.

270
00:13:38.901 --> 00:13:39.901
She'll get used to it.

271
00:13:39.935 --> 00:13:42.495
She's just a child.
She doesn't understand.

272
00:13:42.571 --> 00:13:44.096
Oh, sure, ma'am.

273
00:13:44.240 --> 00:13:46.084
Look, I'll have dinner ready
for you and the child...

274
00:13:46.108 --> 00:13:48.708
About 6:00 tonight, then after that,
I'll take care of the dishes.

275
00:13:48.944 --> 00:13:50.322
Then I'll take my leave
for the evening.

276
00:13:50.346 --> 00:13:52.644
6:00 it is.
Thank you, Mr. Church.

277
00:13:52.915 --> 00:13:54.246
You're most welcome.

278
00:14:02.024 --> 00:14:03.492
Dinnertime.

279
00:14:03.559 --> 00:14:05.459
I'm not hungry.

280
00:14:05.528 --> 00:14:07.018
Baby...

281
00:14:08.597 --> 00:14:12.261
This is the way it's going to be.

282
00:14:12.334 --> 00:14:17.033
So, I suggest you find a way
to stop complaining...

283
00:14:17.106 --> 00:14:18.938
And start enjoying the food.

284
00:14:20.676 --> 00:14:24.374
Mr. Church asked me
to give you this.

285
00:14:28.651 --> 00:14:31.211
<i>Complaining wasn't easy to stop.</i>

286
00:14:31.253 --> 00:14:32.414
Oh.

287
00:14:32.488 --> 00:14:34.286
<i>Enjoying the food was a breeze.</i>

288
00:14:34.356 --> 00:14:35.619
- Wow.
- Enjoy.

289
00:14:35.691 --> 00:14:38.285
<i>But I wasn't about to let
Mr. Church or mama know it.</i>

290
00:14:38.360 --> 00:14:41.227
Charlie, come on, eat it.

291
00:14:41.297 --> 00:14:45.734
<i>As far as they were concerned,
every bite was torture for me.</i>

292
00:14:46.001 --> 00:14:51.667
<i>Secretly, I couldn't wait to taste
what was coming next.</i>

293
00:14:51.740 --> 00:14:55.301
<i>And what came next was always
something magnificent.</i>

294
00:14:56.645 --> 00:14:58.511
<i>If was like a party every night.</i>

295
00:14:58.581 --> 00:15:00.982
<i>Every morning.</i>

296
00:15:17.733 --> 00:15:20.031
<i>If was like a party every afternoon.</i>

297
00:15:23.472 --> 00:15:26.533
<i>I finally let poppy
over to meet Mr. Church.</i>

298
00:15:26.575 --> 00:15:28.737
<i>Once I did,
I couldn't get rid of her.</i>

299
00:15:29.011 --> 00:15:31.139
Mr. Church,
this is the best lemonade...

300
00:15:31.213 --> 00:15:32.476
I've ever tasted.

301
00:15:32.548 --> 00:15:35.347
The secret to that,
my dear, is the licorice.

302
00:15:35.417 --> 00:15:39.081
You and your secrets, Mr. Church.

303
00:15:39.154 --> 00:15:41.145
My sister loved
the banana bread you made.

304
00:15:41.223 --> 00:15:42.520
Oh, thank you, poppy.

305
00:15:42.591 --> 00:15:44.491
"My sister loved
the banana bread you made."

306
00:15:44.560 --> 00:15:46.119
She did.

307
00:15:51.700 --> 00:15:54.567
<i>And in the morning,
Mr. Church was in the kitchen...</i>

308
00:15:54.637 --> 00:15:57.368
<i>Long before I was awake.</i>

309
00:15:57.439 --> 00:16:00.340
<i>The smells of cooking
were like my alarm clock.</i>

310
00:16:06.649 --> 00:16:09.175
<i>Mr. Church could make or bake
anything you wanted...</i>

311
00:16:09.251 --> 00:16:11.720
<i>And even things
you didn't know you wanted...</i>

312
00:16:11.787 --> 00:16:14.256
<i>Until after you fasted them.</i>

313
00:16:14.323 --> 00:16:16.234
<i>F never once saw Mr. Church
use a measuring roof...</i>

314
00:16:16.258 --> 00:16:18.158
<i>Or any fancy utensil.</i>

315
00:16:18.227 --> 00:16:20.286
<i>Just his hands, fork, and knife.</i>

316
00:16:29.305 --> 00:16:32.070
Come on, baby.
We'll be late for the bus.

317
00:16:40.616 --> 00:16:42.482
Oh, I've got a winner.

318
00:16:42.551 --> 00:16:45.077
This is the toothpaste
that Charlie likes.

319
00:16:46.789 --> 00:16:48.518
So, I finished this one.

320
00:16:50.326 --> 00:16:53.091
I still don't see why
they couldn't be together.

321
00:16:53.128 --> 00:16:55.426
Next time, I want a story
that's not going to make me...

322
00:16:55.497 --> 00:16:56.692
Cry my eyes out.

323
00:16:56.765 --> 00:17:00.793
Some writers ain't happy
till they made the reader cry.

324
00:17:00.869 --> 00:17:03.804
And some readers
ain't happy till they do.

325
00:17:13.882 --> 00:17:16.249
<i>I'd watch Mr. Church leave...</i>

326
00:17:16.318 --> 00:17:18.582
<i>Knowing that in just a few short hours...</i>

327
00:17:18.654 --> 00:17:22.147
<i>He'd return with bags and bags
of goodies to explore.</i>

328
00:17:34.570 --> 00:17:36.402
- Whoa!
- Oh! Oh! Oh!

329
00:17:36.472 --> 00:17:37.816
- Oh, baby!
- I got her. I got you, I got you.

330
00:17:37.840 --> 00:17:39.400
- Are you okay?
- I got you. She's okay.

331
00:17:39.441 --> 00:17:41.252
- Oh, my god. Thank you.
- Let me get this stuff here.

332
00:17:41.276 --> 00:17:42.387
- Thank you, Mr. Church.
- It's okay.

333
00:17:42.411 --> 00:17:43.810
Yeah, there's glass everywhere.

334
00:17:43.846 --> 00:17:45.323
- Watch where you're stepping.
- Let me...

335
00:17:45.347 --> 00:17:46.280
Watch out.
No, I got it.

336
00:17:46.348 --> 00:17:47.679
I got this, ma'am.

337
00:17:47.750 --> 00:17:49.548
Let me...
I'll take care of this.

338
00:17:49.618 --> 00:17:50.813
Okay, thank you.

339
00:17:50.853 --> 00:17:52.912
What child would like
to get cut'?

340
00:18:07.803 --> 00:18:09.430
Mr. Church.

341
00:18:09.471 --> 00:18:12.270
I'd like to check out
a book, if that's okay.

342
00:18:17.246 --> 00:18:18.941
How about if I make
some suggestions.

343
00:18:29.925 --> 00:18:32.519
Now, this is kind of long,
but it's worth the journey.

344
00:18:32.594 --> 00:18:34.426
I read it a couple of times myself...

345
00:18:34.496 --> 00:18:36.328
So you don't got
to be gentle with it.

346
00:18:36.398 --> 00:18:39.459
Books was meant to be broken in.

347
00:18:39.501 --> 00:18:40.935
Good night, my dear.

348
00:19:09.631 --> 00:19:11.326
<i>And through it all...</i>

349
00:19:11.400 --> 00:19:15.234
<i>I never knew about the promise
Mr. Church made to Richard.</i>

350
00:19:15.304 --> 00:19:17.432
<i>I never knew mama was dying.</i>

351
00:19:17.506 --> 00:19:21.409
<i>I never knew anything
until much, much later.</i>

352
00:19:21.477 --> 00:19:23.639
<i>The only thing I knew
at fen years old...</i>

353
00:19:23.712 --> 00:19:25.237
<i>Was that one morning
I woke up...</i>

354
00:19:25.280 --> 00:19:26.441
<i>And we had a cook.</i>

355
00:19:26.515 --> 00:19:27.949
<i>And one other thing.</i>

356
00:19:28.016 --> 00:19:30.951
<i>He was to be gone in six months.</i>

357
00:19:31.019 --> 00:19:32.509
<i>But Six months...</i>

358
00:19:34.423 --> 00:19:36.448
<i>turned into six years.</i>

359
00:19:36.525 --> 00:19:38.653
<i>Turns out mama was a miracle.</i>

360
00:19:38.727 --> 00:19:40.695
<i>She boxed that mean, old cancer...</i>

361
00:19:40.763 --> 00:19:43.789
<i>Every day, giving it lefts,
rights, uppercuts.</i>

362
00:19:43.832 --> 00:19:46.301
<i>And all the while,
I never knew she was is the ring.</i>

363
00:19:46.368 --> 00:19:47.665
Hey, Charlie.

364
00:19:47.736 --> 00:19:48.862
Hi.
Owen, is it true...

365
00:19:48.937 --> 00:19:50.577
That Stevie hasn't
asked me to the prom...

366
00:19:50.606 --> 00:19:51.886
Because his folks don't approve?

367
00:19:51.940 --> 00:19:53.271
Don't know anything about it.

368
00:19:53.342 --> 00:19:56.437
I heard he's taking Nora Williams
because she's a notorious virgin.

369
00:20:00.048 --> 00:20:02.415
Ugh, I told my sister
never to hunk.

370
00:20:02.484 --> 00:20:04.714
She just can't help
embarrassing me.

371
00:20:04.787 --> 00:20:05.913
I can't wait till I'm 18.

372
00:20:05.988 --> 00:20:08.548
I can get away
from this stinking place.

373
00:20:12.461 --> 00:20:13.951
Walk you to the bus?

374
00:20:13.996 --> 00:20:15.589
Sure.

375
00:20:19.568 --> 00:20:21.502
Are you really
going to read all these?

376
00:20:21.570 --> 00:20:24.699
I already did.
Just returning them.

377
00:20:26.642 --> 00:20:28.474
How's your mom doing?

378
00:20:28.544 --> 00:20:30.342
She's fine.

379
00:20:31.880 --> 00:20:33.644
Coming to the game tonight?

380
00:20:33.715 --> 00:20:36.980
I can't really go out at night.

381
00:20:37.052 --> 00:20:38.713
Not ever?

382
00:20:38.754 --> 00:20:42.418
Not even for, say, prom?

383
00:20:44.760 --> 00:20:46.023
Would you go with me, Charlie?

384
00:20:49.097 --> 00:20:52.761
I... I got to go.

385
00:20:52.835 --> 00:20:55.463
I... I... I got to go.

386
00:20:55.504 --> 00:20:56.869
I'll take that as a maybe.

387
00:21:32.140 --> 00:21:34.666
<i>Every time I walked in that room...</i>

388
00:21:34.743 --> 00:21:37.769
<i>I held my breath
so I could listen for hers.</i>

389
00:21:37.813 --> 00:21:39.804
<i>Hoping it would still be there.</i>

390
00:21:46.054 --> 00:21:47.579
<i>Sometimes it was so soft...</i>

391
00:21:47.656 --> 00:21:49.868
<i>I had to climb onto the bed
and put my ear up to her mouth...</i>

392
00:21:49.892 --> 00:21:51.587
<i>Just to make sure.</i>

393
00:21:51.660 --> 00:21:53.560
<i>Other times,
it was so heavy with struggle...</i>

394
00:21:53.629 --> 00:21:57.395
<i>That I had to back as far away
as I could just to stand it.</i>

395
00:21:57.466 --> 00:21:58.934
<i>And other times...</i>

396
00:21:58.967 --> 00:22:01.732
<i>If was all mama.</i>

397
00:22:04.406 --> 00:22:05.737
There she is.

398
00:22:05.807 --> 00:22:08.799
I have a plate of cheese and grapes
for you in the icebox.

399
00:22:10.646 --> 00:22:12.136
How's she doing?

400
00:22:12.414 --> 00:22:13.973
She had a good day.

401
00:22:14.049 --> 00:22:16.609
And you, my dear,
have come at the perfect time.

402
00:22:16.685 --> 00:22:18.676
You need to wake her
so she can eat.

403
00:22:18.754 --> 00:22:20.085
I want you to take this to her.

404
00:22:20.155 --> 00:22:21.680
I have homework.

405
00:22:21.723 --> 00:22:23.714
Oh, come on, Charlotte.
She had a good day.

406
00:22:23.792 --> 00:22:26.124
She's still going to die, Mr. Church.

407
00:22:37.539 --> 00:22:39.735
Hey, you're awake.

408
00:22:39.808 --> 00:22:42.106
I thought I heard Charlie.

409
00:22:42.144 --> 00:22:43.908
Did she come right up from school?

410
00:22:43.979 --> 00:22:45.219
Yeah, she's doing her homework.

411
00:22:45.480 --> 00:22:48.006
She didn't want to disturb you.

412
00:22:48.083 --> 00:22:51.144
You're a terrible liar, Mr. Church.

413
00:22:51.219 --> 00:22:53.745
You want some company?

414
00:23:06.768 --> 00:23:10.033
"She always accompanied him
to the first step of the stairs.

415
00:23:10.105 --> 00:23:12.130
"When his horse had not yet
been brought around...

416
00:23:12.174 --> 00:23:13.539
"She'd stayed there.

417
00:23:13.608 --> 00:23:16.009
"They had said good-bye.

418
00:23:16.078 --> 00:23:18.672
"There was no more talking.

419
00:23:18.747 --> 00:23:20.091
"The open air
wrapped around her...

420
00:23:20.115 --> 00:23:23.551
"Playing with the soft down
on the back of her neck...

421
00:23:23.618 --> 00:23:25.086
"Or blew to and fro on her hips...

422
00:23:25.153 --> 00:23:28.020
"The aprons strings
that fluttered like streamers.

423
00:23:28.090 --> 00:23:32.152
Love, she thought,
must come suddenly..."

424
00:23:32.227 --> 00:23:34.662
<i>My mama had been the sun to me.</i>

425
00:23:34.730 --> 00:23:37.165
<i>I basked in her warmth.</i>

426
00:23:37.199 --> 00:23:40.794
<i>I remember wanting to wake up
in the morning just to see her.</i>

427
00:23:40.869 --> 00:23:42.633
<i>But Now that sun was on fire...</i>

428
00:23:42.704 --> 00:23:46.106
<i>Seemed to burn
everything in sight.</i>

429
00:23:46.174 --> 00:23:48.666
<i>If! Got foo close, my skin stung.</i>

430
00:23:49.644 --> 00:23:51.134
<i>But Mr. Church...</i>

431
00:23:51.213 --> 00:23:52.942
<i>He could walk
right through her Blaze...</i>

432
00:23:53.015 --> 00:23:54.983
<i>Without so much as a singe.</i>

433
00:23:55.050 --> 00:23:56.745
<i>He was like the moon...</i>

434
00:23:56.818 --> 00:23:59.913
<i>Cool, calm, and always there.</i>

435
00:23:59.988 --> 00:24:02.753
<i>So, I learned to turn away
from the sun...</i>

436
00:24:02.824 --> 00:24:04.724
<i>And face the moon.</i>

437
00:24:11.233 --> 00:24:12.997
This is excellent work.

438
00:24:13.068 --> 00:24:15.833
The Bronte sisters
would have been proud.

439
00:24:19.875 --> 00:24:22.071
It was visiting day at the prison.

440
00:24:22.110 --> 00:24:23.839
I don't know why
they force poppy to go.

441
00:24:23.912 --> 00:24:25.539
She just ends up smoking...

442
00:24:25.580 --> 00:24:27.571
With a bunch of locked-up creeps
staring at her.

443
00:24:27.649 --> 00:24:30.243
Hey, they're her parents, Charlotte.

444
00:24:32.854 --> 00:24:34.948
- Apple?
- Of course.

445
00:24:34.990 --> 00:24:36.151
Oh...

446
00:24:36.224 --> 00:24:37.988
Larson told me
to let you know...

447
00:24:38.060 --> 00:24:41.325
That his group of drunks
loved the pie you donated.

448
00:24:41.596 --> 00:24:43.564
Have you seen that place?

449
00:24:43.598 --> 00:24:45.088
The thing's pretty dreary.

450
00:24:45.133 --> 00:24:47.966
Well, I guess being a drunk
is dreary, huh?

451
00:24:50.739 --> 00:24:53.003
Hey, your mom's going to need
a bath tonight.

452
00:24:55.811 --> 00:24:58.212
<i>Mr. Church stopped smoking
in the house...</i>

453
00:24:58.280 --> 00:25:00.840
<i>Once mama passed
the six-month mark.</i>

454
00:25:00.916 --> 00:25:02.884
<i>Guess he realized
she wasn't going anywhere...</i>

455
00:25:02.951 --> 00:25:04.680
<i>And he didn't want
to hurry her along.</i>

456
00:25:11.726 --> 00:25:13.319
<i>We each had our duties.</i>

457
00:25:14.362 --> 00:25:15.852
<i>Mr. Church fed mama...</i>

458
00:25:15.931 --> 00:25:18.127
<i>Gave her medicine,
took her blood pressure...</i>

459
00:25:18.200 --> 00:25:21.135
<i>Temperature, held pots
under her face when she threw up.</i>

460
00:25:21.169 --> 00:25:23.763
<i>Carried her to and from the bathroom
when she needed to go.</i>

461
00:25:23.839 --> 00:25:27.275
<i>And with all that,
he still called her ma'am.</i>

462
00:25:27.342 --> 00:25:30.175
<i>And she still called him
Mr. Church.</i>

463
00:25:31.646 --> 00:25:34.638
<i>My one and only job
was to bathe mama.</i>

464
00:25:36.918 --> 00:25:38.613
<i>And I hated it.</i>

465
00:25:43.391 --> 00:25:46.019
How was...
How was school today?

466
00:25:46.061 --> 00:25:48.223
School is school.

467
00:25:48.296 --> 00:25:51.288
Did you... did you hear
from any more colleges?

468
00:25:52.801 --> 00:25:55.168
I got accepted
to Boston university.

469
00:25:55.237 --> 00:25:59.674
Charlie, that's what you wanted.

470
00:26:00.709 --> 00:26:01.733
I'm so proud of you.

471
00:26:01.810 --> 00:26:03.642
I can't afford a university, mama.

472
00:26:03.712 --> 00:26:05.152
I'll be going local and you know it.

473
00:26:05.180 --> 00:26:07.012
You applied for a scholarship.

474
00:26:11.219 --> 00:26:15.918
Mr. Church said that Owen Baxter
asked you to the prom.

475
00:26:15.957 --> 00:26:17.891
News like that...

476
00:26:17.959 --> 00:26:20.428
I'd like to have heard it
from you.

477
00:26:20.695 --> 00:26:22.356
Forward.
It's no big deal.

478
00:26:22.430 --> 00:26:25.331
No big deal?

479
00:26:25.400 --> 00:26:27.095
Just a lame prom.

480
00:26:27.169 --> 00:26:30.799
No, baby, it's colorful and exciting.

481
00:26:30.872 --> 00:26:32.183
You get to see all your friends...

482
00:26:32.207 --> 00:26:33.868
Dressed up...

483
00:26:33.942 --> 00:26:34.966
Dancing with boys...

484
00:26:35.043 --> 00:26:36.323
They never even knew liked them.

485
00:26:36.411 --> 00:26:39.278
Go back.
It's one of the biggest nights...

486
00:26:39.347 --> 00:26:42.146
Of a girl's life.

487
00:26:42.217 --> 00:26:43.707
Thanks.

488
00:26:44.786 --> 00:26:47.847
- Frankie liner.
- What?

489
00:26:47.923 --> 00:26:51.018
He was my...
My... my prom date.

490
00:26:51.092 --> 00:26:54.824
Poor Frankie, his hands
were sweating all night long.

491
00:26:54.863 --> 00:26:57.992
But, boy, could he dance.

492
00:26:58.066 --> 00:26:59.898
You'll need a dress
and some new shoes.

493
00:26:59.968 --> 00:27:02.164
Not if I don't go.

494
00:27:02.237 --> 00:27:04.968
Charlie, don't skip your prom.

495
00:27:05.040 --> 00:27:07.407
Why do you care?
You won't be around to see it anyway.

496
00:27:07.475 --> 00:27:09.910
Don't say things like that.

497
00:27:11.980 --> 00:27:13.243
Okay?

498
00:27:13.315 --> 00:27:15.249
Because I...

499
00:27:15.317 --> 00:27:17.752
Have hung on
for five years longer...

500
00:27:17.819 --> 00:27:19.913
Than any of those
damn doctors said I would.

501
00:27:19.988 --> 00:27:22.787
What's a couple more weeks
till your prom?

502
00:27:22.857 --> 00:27:24.018
Neck.

503
00:27:24.092 --> 00:27:26.322
Charlie, listen to me, okay?

504
00:27:26.394 --> 00:27:28.920
I'm going to make you a promise...

505
00:27:28.997 --> 00:27:31.967
And you know
I never break my promises.

506
00:27:32.033 --> 00:27:35.298
If you say yes to Owen...

507
00:27:35.370 --> 00:27:37.236
And get yourself a dress...

508
00:27:38.240 --> 00:27:40.334
And you go to that lame prom...

509
00:27:40.408 --> 00:27:43.343
I'll be hereto see it.

510
00:27:47.315 --> 00:27:51.752
How'd we get such
beautiful hair, huh?

511
00:27:53.188 --> 00:27:55.020
Okay.

512
00:27:55.056 --> 00:27:56.182
We're done.

513
00:27:56.258 --> 00:27:57.191
- Charlie...
- We're done.

514
00:27:57.259 --> 00:27:58.970
- Mr. Church. Mr. Church.
- No, Charlie, wait!

515
00:27:58.994 --> 00:28:00.962
Goddamn it!

516
00:28:01.029 --> 00:28:03.327
I am angry too.

517
00:28:05.133 --> 00:28:07.363
You give birth to this tiny,
innocent, little thing...

518
00:28:07.435 --> 00:28:08.834
And you think, "my god...

519
00:28:08.903 --> 00:28:10.496
Oh, my god,
help me protect her."

520
00:28:10.772 --> 00:28:14.003
And that is what you spend
every waking moment doing.

521
00:28:14.142 --> 00:28:18.010
And then one day you wake up
and you've got cancer.

522
00:28:18.079 --> 00:28:20.411
And you realize, "my god...

523
00:28:21.783 --> 00:28:23.148
"Oh, my god...

524
00:28:28.390 --> 00:28:31.917
"What she will need
the most protection from...

525
00:28:31.960 --> 00:28:35.828
Is your own life
slipping away from her."

526
00:28:37.032 --> 00:28:39.330
But you love her so much.

527
00:28:41.069 --> 00:28:44.095
And you just want
to smother her...

528
00:28:44.172 --> 00:28:47.506
With love and hugs and words...

529
00:28:47.575 --> 00:28:49.441
With every moment you've got left.

530
00:28:49.511 --> 00:28:51.809
And a hug there was.

531
00:28:51.846 --> 00:28:53.473
Charlie.

532
00:29:03.058 --> 00:29:04.150
Okay.

533
00:29:05.527 --> 00:29:10.021
She'll remember the love,
won't she, Mr. Church...

534
00:29:10.098 --> 00:29:10.963
Not the pain?

535
00:29:11.032 --> 00:29:14.058
Yes, ma'am.
She will.

536
00:29:26.915 --> 00:29:29.543
<i>It's an awful feeling
to love someone so much...</i>

537
00:29:29.617 --> 00:29:33.554
<i>That you absolutely hate them
for leaving you.</i>

538
00:29:33.621 --> 00:29:36.215
<i>Even before they've gone.</i>

539
00:29:43.932 --> 00:29:47.197
Hey, Dr. green stopped by
with some medicine for your mother...

540
00:29:47.268 --> 00:29:49.236
To help her sleep better tonight.

541
00:29:51.339 --> 00:29:52.465
You going home?

542
00:29:52.540 --> 00:29:55.271
Yup, I am gone for the day.

543
00:30:05.120 --> 00:30:07.487
Check out another book
before you go?

544
00:30:15.663 --> 00:30:17.961
<i>Tess of the D'urbervilles.
You read</i> this?

545
00:30:18.032 --> 00:30:21.297
Aren't you the one who said it's good
to read a book more than once?

546
00:30:21.369 --> 00:30:23.929
All <i>right, well then,
Tess of the D'urbervilles it is.</i>

547
00:30:26.574 --> 00:30:27.939
Is there something else?

548
00:30:29.110 --> 00:30:31.204
Why don't you ever
tell me where you live?

549
00:30:31.279 --> 00:30:32.940
Where do you go
when you aren't with us'?

550
00:30:33.014 --> 00:30:34.458
Because what I do
with my own personal time...

551
00:30:34.482 --> 00:30:35.540
Is my business, Charlotte.

552
00:30:35.617 --> 00:30:37.915
You know everything about me,
so just tell me something.

553
00:30:37.986 --> 00:30:39.385
It's late, Charlie.

554
00:30:39.454 --> 00:30:41.980
- Please.
- Hey, I said it's late.

555
00:30:48.530 --> 00:30:50.294
I like ice cream.

556
00:30:51.399 --> 00:30:53.197
What kind?

557
00:30:53.268 --> 00:30:55.066
Butter pecan.

558
00:30:55.136 --> 00:30:57.104
- Favorite color?
- Brown.

559
00:30:57.172 --> 00:30:58.298
Movie?

560
00:30:59.207 --> 00:31:01.699
<i>The Maltese falcon.</i>

561
00:31:02.277 --> 00:31:04.541
- Do you have a girlfriend?
- Okay, now that's enough.

562
00:31:04.612 --> 00:31:06.637
All right, just tell me
what your house looks like.

563
00:31:06.714 --> 00:31:08.341
Or tell me
who your best friend is.

564
00:31:08.416 --> 00:31:11.215
- Come on, just tell me...
- Hey, I said enough!

565
00:31:11.286 --> 00:31:13.948
Don't you know when to back off?

566
00:31:13.988 --> 00:31:15.285
Enough.

567
00:31:19.461 --> 00:31:21.657
You've never raised
your voice to me.

568
00:31:24.566 --> 00:31:26.125
I'm sorry about that.

569
00:31:26.201 --> 00:31:28.067
I just...

570
00:31:28.136 --> 00:31:29.413
I just want to know more
about you.

571
00:31:29.437 --> 00:31:32.532
I know you want.
I know.

572
00:31:32.607 --> 00:31:38.239
My dear, you have me
from morning until night.

573
00:31:38.279 --> 00:31:42.011
And what I do
when I leave here is my time.

574
00:31:42.083 --> 00:31:44.677
For me.

575
00:31:44.752 --> 00:31:46.618
Don't take that away.

576
00:31:51.259 --> 00:31:53.387
<i>Tess of the D'urbervilles.</i>

577
00:31:53.428 --> 00:31:55.624
I've actually read it three times.

578
00:31:58.233 --> 00:31:59.632
Good night.

579
00:32:22.757 --> 00:32:24.623
That one.

580
00:32:24.692 --> 00:32:26.660
Yeah?

581
00:32:26.728 --> 00:32:28.321
Sure.

582
00:32:45.446 --> 00:32:47.312
Babe.

583
00:33:30.224 --> 00:33:32.818
I... I think the neckline
could be a little lower.

584
00:33:33.094 --> 00:33:36.496
Well, she's going to a prom,
not the discotheque.

585
00:33:36.564 --> 00:33:39.499
Don't be such a square,
Mr. Church. Lower.

586
00:33:39.567 --> 00:33:41.501
<i>The prom suddenly became...</i>

587
00:33:41.536 --> 00:33:43.129
<i>The most important event
of our lives.</i>

588
00:33:43.204 --> 00:33:44.365
<i>And for the first time...</i>

589
00:33:44.439 --> 00:33:46.669
<i>I believed that mama
was going to live forever...</i>

590
00:33:46.741 --> 00:33:49.108
<i>That she truly was a miracle.</i>

591
00:33:49.177 --> 00:33:51.407
<i>And those doctors
had been wrong all along.</i>

592
00:33:51.479 --> 00:33:53.641
Hey, you know,
this has an elegance to it...

593
00:33:53.715 --> 00:33:55.240
That this just doesn't have.

594
00:33:55.283 --> 00:33:56.393
This kind of <i>says,</i>
"let's dance."

595
00:33:56.417 --> 00:33:58.112
Let's dance.
That's the point.

596
00:33:58.152 --> 00:33:59.697
- All right, it's your prom.
- The Dancy look.

597
00:33:59.721 --> 00:34:02.199
- I like the Dancy look.
- All right, we're going with the Dancy look.

598
00:34:02.223 --> 00:34:03.247
Okay.

599
00:34:24.679 --> 00:34:26.408
Oh, my god.

600
00:34:26.514 --> 00:34:29.484
You are so beautiful.

601
00:34:29.550 --> 00:34:32.611
Tell her.
Tell her, Mr. Church.

602
00:34:32.687 --> 00:34:35.213
Oh, a true vision, my dear.

603
00:34:35.289 --> 00:34:37.690
The dress is perfect.

604
00:34:37.725 --> 00:34:40.319
Come and stand next to your mother
so I can get a picture.

605
00:34:40.395 --> 00:34:41.726
Well, put it on a timer.

606
00:34:41.796 --> 00:34:43.407
- We need a picture of the three of us.
- Yeah!

607
00:34:43.431 --> 00:34:44.762
- Oh, no, no, no.
- Come on now.

608
00:34:44.832 --> 00:34:45.765
Yeah, we do.

609
00:34:45.833 --> 00:34:47.733
- Please?
- We need one of the whole family.

610
00:34:47.802 --> 00:34:49.566
Mr. Church...

611
00:34:49.604 --> 00:34:52.164
Come on, sit.

612
00:34:52.240 --> 00:34:53.867
Okay.

613
00:35:05.253 --> 00:35:08.587
Okay, I want to make a toast.

614
00:35:14.362 --> 00:35:19.425
To the most beautiful girl
in the world.

615
00:35:20.568 --> 00:35:22.195
Yes.

616
00:35:26.474 --> 00:35:28.704
It pops in my mouth.

617
00:35:38.286 --> 00:35:40.277
- Come on in.
- Thanks.

618
00:35:44.459 --> 00:35:45.949
Wow.

619
00:35:46.227 --> 00:35:48.423
Hi.

620
00:36:09.317 --> 00:36:10.910
More punch?

621
00:36:10.985 --> 00:36:12.919
- Still have some.
- Right.

622
00:36:19.393 --> 00:36:21.555
Here's the thing.

623
00:36:21.629 --> 00:36:23.791
I can't dance.

624
00:36:23.865 --> 00:36:24.889
Not at all.

625
00:36:24.966 --> 00:36:27.799
That's okay.
We don't have to dance.

626
00:36:34.609 --> 00:36:36.668
Hell, it can't be harder
than basketball.

627
00:36:36.711 --> 00:36:37.872
Come on.

628
00:37:20.521 --> 00:37:22.512
You're still here.

629
00:37:22.590 --> 00:37:24.718
Oh, ma'am, you shouldn't be up.

630
00:37:24.792 --> 00:37:25.918
I couldn't sleep.

631
00:37:25.993 --> 00:37:28.690
I... I heard the music.

632
00:37:28.763 --> 00:37:30.731
I'm sorry.
I should have turned that down.

633
00:37:30.798 --> 00:37:32.926
No, I... I like it. I...

634
00:37:34.602 --> 00:37:38.561
I was imagining Charlie
dancing in her dress.

635
00:37:44.846 --> 00:37:46.575
Do you dance, Mr. Church?

636
00:37:47.615 --> 00:37:49.049
There are those
who play music...

637
00:37:49.116 --> 00:37:50.675
And there are those
who dance to it.

638
00:37:50.751 --> 00:37:52.719
And the rare person
who does both.

639
00:37:55.590 --> 00:37:57.354
Why, I do believe
that is the first time...

640
00:37:57.425 --> 00:37:59.951
I have heard you compliment yourself.

641
00:38:06.133 --> 00:38:07.133
Dance with me.

642
00:38:08.102 --> 00:38:09.661
Ma'am?

643
00:38:11.572 --> 00:38:12.767
Come on. Now.

644
00:38:34.996 --> 00:38:37.931
I dare say he speaks the truth.

645
00:38:48.409 --> 00:38:50.070
Okay, okay, I got you <i>I</i> got you.

646
00:38:50.111 --> 00:38:52.808
- I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
- It's okay.

647
00:38:52.880 --> 00:38:54.143
It's okay.

648
00:38:54.415 --> 00:38:56.679
Thank you.

649
00:38:56.751 --> 00:38:58.947
Thank you.

650
00:38:59.020 --> 00:39:00.818
9011 you.

651
00:39:41.162 --> 00:39:43.460
- Let me get that.
- Thanks.

652
00:39:47.101 --> 00:39:49.160
I'll get the gate.

653
00:39:57.478 --> 00:40:00.140
I had a really great time tonight.

654
00:40:00.247 --> 00:40:02.215
Me too.

655
00:40:10.958 --> 00:40:13.825
Good night, Charlie.

656
00:40:38.652 --> 00:40:40.245
<i>So, tell me.</i>

657
00:40:41.655 --> 00:40:43.214
Was it lame?

658
00:40:44.692 --> 00:40:46.182
No.

659
00:40:46.260 --> 00:40:47.785
No.

660
00:40:47.862 --> 00:40:49.591
It was...

661
00:40:51.565 --> 00:40:52.964
Beautiful.

662
00:40:54.935 --> 00:40:56.562
You should be in bed.

663
00:40:56.637 --> 00:40:58.127
I wanted to wait up for you...

664
00:40:58.205 --> 00:41:00.196
Just like every other mother...

665
00:41:00.274 --> 00:41:02.743
Who waited up
for their daughter tonight.

666
00:41:04.779 --> 00:41:06.008
Did you dance'?

667
00:41:06.080 --> 00:41:07.605
All night.

668
00:41:07.681 --> 00:41:09.206
Did he kiss you?

669
00:41:13.687 --> 00:41:18.181
Well, <i>kisses come
in</i> all <i>sorts</i> of <i>ways,</i> baby.

670
00:42:18.119 --> 00:42:21.612
<i>People act strange around death.</i>

671
00:42:21.689 --> 00:42:23.623
<i>There are those
who talk about everything...</i>

672
00:42:23.657 --> 00:42:24.818
<i>But the person who died.</i>

673
00:42:24.892 --> 00:42:28.157
And I told Mr. Rinaldo
that two pounds of meat was plenty...

674
00:42:28.229 --> 00:42:30.630
But he insisted on giving me three.

675
00:42:30.664 --> 00:42:32.029
And I said, "that's ridiculous..."

676
00:42:32.099 --> 00:42:34.329
<i>There are those who only talk
about the person who died.</i>

677
00:42:34.401 --> 00:42:36.665
Your mother was always
very nice to me.

678
00:42:36.737 --> 00:42:39.229
I thought she was pretty too.

679
00:42:39.306 --> 00:42:42.173
I always wondered why she didn't have
a boyfriend or something.

680
00:42:42.209 --> 00:42:44.871
<i>There are those who fry
to cheer you up.</i>

681
00:42:44.945 --> 00:42:47.778
Your mother's at peace, Charlie.

682
00:42:47.815 --> 00:42:50.648
Out of pain.

683
00:42:50.684 --> 00:42:52.083
You don't want her in pain.

684
00:42:55.222 --> 00:42:58.192
<i>And those who can'? Help
but make you cry.</i>

685
00:42:58.926 --> 00:43:00.360
You know, I've always wished...

686
00:43:00.427 --> 00:43:02.794
I'd had a mom like yours, Charlie.

687
00:43:02.863 --> 00:43:05.389
Why can't it be
my mom who's dead...

688
00:43:05.666 --> 00:43:06.861
Not yours?

689
00:43:09.837 --> 00:43:12.898
<i>And then there are those
who say nothing at all...</i>

690
00:43:21.248 --> 00:43:23.376
<i>Because they don't have to.</i>

691
00:43:32.193 --> 00:43:33.991
<i>But When everyone was gone...</i>

692
00:43:34.061 --> 00:43:35.961
<i>The people and the noise
and the chatter...</i>

693
00:43:36.030 --> 00:43:37.794
<i>And the hospital bed...</i>

694
00:43:39.133 --> 00:43:41.431
<i>If was just Mr. Church and me.</i>

695
00:43:43.037 --> 00:43:44.766
<i>And I liked it.</i>

696
00:44:09.296 --> 00:44:13.392
<i>If was the first and only time
I ever saw Mr. Church cry.</i>

697
00:44:14.835 --> 00:44:16.894
<i>Even his weeping was graceful.</i>

698
00:44:20.040 --> 00:44:22.168
What's going to happen now?

699
00:44:23.210 --> 00:44:25.201
What will you do?

700
00:44:25.279 --> 00:44:27.805
Your job is done.

701
00:44:27.881 --> 00:44:30.145
I haven't even thought about it.

702
00:44:31.785 --> 00:44:34.811
Guess I'll start
thinking about it now.

703
00:44:40.861 --> 00:44:42.852
I have something for you.

704
00:44:44.331 --> 00:44:46.356
Actually, it's from your mother.

705
00:44:51.472 --> 00:44:53.770
I kept a record
of all the money I saved...

706
00:44:53.841 --> 00:44:56.037
Marketing with those coupons
your mother gave me.

707
00:44:56.110 --> 00:44:58.772
I always did say they add up.

708
00:44:58.812 --> 00:45:00.412
I guess you can call
Boston university...

709
00:45:00.447 --> 00:45:03.314
And tell them that Charlotte Brooks
will be attending.

710
00:45:07.021 --> 00:45:08.785
All right.

711
00:45:11.558 --> 00:45:13.048
Okay, I guess you're going to...

712
00:45:13.127 --> 00:45:15.323
Need a way to get there.

713
00:45:15.396 --> 00:45:16.522
I...

714
00:45:16.797 --> 00:45:19.323
Always did hate riding the bus.

715
00:45:19.900 --> 00:45:22.267
<i>Mr. Church didn't have a license.</i>

716
00:45:22.336 --> 00:45:25.499
<i>So, I knew he couldn't teach me
how to drive.</i>

717
00:45:25.572 --> 00:45:28.542
<i>I went to the one person
who I knew could.</i>

718
00:45:30.044 --> 00:45:31.808
Okay.

719
00:45:33.414 --> 00:45:35.143
Just put the key
in the ignition, and...

720
00:45:39.887 --> 00:45:42.083
Put your foot on the clutch there.

721
00:45:42.156 --> 00:45:43.988
And when you give it gas...

722
00:45:44.058 --> 00:45:46.083
You're going to slowly release.

723
00:45:46.160 --> 00:45:47.491
- Foot off the brake.
- Okay.

724
00:45:47.528 --> 00:45:50.122
And on the accelerator.
Nice and easy.

725
00:45:51.865 --> 00:45:53.890
We're going. We're going.
There you go. Okay.

726
00:45:53.967 --> 00:45:55.093
Whoa, oh, oh!

727
00:45:55.169 --> 00:45:57.365
You have to take your foot
off the brake as well.

728
00:45:57.404 --> 00:45:59.372
Release the clutch slowly.

729
00:45:59.406 --> 00:46:01.374
- Are you okay?
- Put your foot on the clutch.

730
00:46:01.408 --> 00:46:02.952
- I... whoa, whoa, I'm sorry.
- Nice and slow.

731
00:46:02.976 --> 00:46:05.240
Oh! You okay? You okay?
You okay?

732
00:46:05.279 --> 00:46:07.111
- Foot on the clutch.
- I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

733
00:46:07.181 --> 00:46:08.381
I'm sorry.
I swear I'll get it.

734
00:46:08.449 --> 00:46:09.917
It's okay.

735
00:46:12.219 --> 00:46:14.187
Good. Nice.
That's a good speed.

736
00:46:19.026 --> 00:46:21.120
Picking up speed.

737
00:46:27.634 --> 00:46:30.126
This is great.

738
00:46:30.170 --> 00:46:31.569
I did it.

739
00:46:48.889 --> 00:46:53.588
Until the twelfth of never...

740
00:46:53.660 --> 00:46:55.924
Charlie...

741
00:46:55.996 --> 00:46:59.193
You're going to be
a famous writer.

742
00:46:59.266 --> 00:47:00.097
Yeah.

743
00:47:00.167 --> 00:47:02.898
I'm going to be a famous
fashion designer.

744
00:47:02.970 --> 00:47:04.460
And all the duds in this town...

745
00:47:04.538 --> 00:47:05.903
They're going to say...

746
00:47:05.939 --> 00:47:09.375
"Oh, damn, aren't those the two
charity case girls from St. Frances?"

747
00:47:09.443 --> 00:47:10.963
- Well, I'll be damned.
- You're crazy!

748
00:47:11.011 --> 00:47:13.605
I'm not crazy.
What I am is free.

749
00:47:13.680 --> 00:47:18.117
New York, I am
on my way. Clear this.

750
00:47:18.185 --> 00:47:20.176
I'm completely lost.

751
00:47:20.254 --> 00:47:23.383
New York, New York, New York.

752
00:47:25.926 --> 00:47:29.624
Get us the hell out of here.
Bunch of lowlife drunks.

753
00:47:38.238 --> 00:47:39.967
<i>More than ever...</i>

754
00:47:40.040 --> 00:47:43.203
<i>I wanted to know everything
about Mr. Church.</i>

755
00:47:45.112 --> 00:47:46.978
Good night, Charlotte.

756
00:47:47.047 --> 00:47:49.209
Good night, Mr. Church.

757
00:47:52.019 --> 00:47:54.420
<i>I wanted to ask him
about jelly's place.</i>

758
00:47:54.488 --> 00:47:57.014
<i>Wanted him to know
he could fell me.</i>

759
00:47:57.658 --> 00:48:00.184
<i>I knew the rumors about jelly's.</i>

760
00:48:07.000 --> 00:48:10.493
<i>Most of all, I wanted to know
Mr. Church was happy.</i>

761
00:48:10.537 --> 00:48:13.472
<i>With mama gone
and me leaving for college...</i>

762
00:48:13.540 --> 00:48:15.440
<i>I worried about him.</i>

763
00:48:15.509 --> 00:48:17.170
<i>I thought if I Could see his house...</i>

764
00:48:17.311 --> 00:48:20.042
<i>Meet someone who loved him
as much as mama and me...</i>

765
00:48:20.113 --> 00:48:23.083
<i>Somehow I would know
he was okay.</i>

766
00:48:25.519 --> 00:48:28.113
Charlie?

767
00:48:28.188 --> 00:48:30.520
What are you doing
walking around alone at night?

768
00:48:33.727 --> 00:48:35.695
You want to jump in?

769
00:48:46.273 --> 00:48:49.299
Listen, have I done
something wrong?

770
00:48:50.377 --> 00:48:52.072
What?

771
00:48:52.179 --> 00:48:54.147
You've hardly spoken to me lately.

772
00:48:54.214 --> 00:48:55.704
Hell, you won't even look at me.

773
00:49:00.020 --> 00:49:01.215
Why'd you take me to prom?

774
00:49:02.756 --> 00:49:04.246
What are you talking about?

775
00:49:04.324 --> 00:49:06.053
You could have asked
any girl in school.

776
00:49:06.126 --> 00:49:08.595
Popular girls, girls with money.

777
00:49:08.662 --> 00:49:10.494
<i>Why ma?</i>

778
00:49:10.564 --> 00:49:13.431
That's a dumb question.
I don't know, because I like you.

779
00:49:13.500 --> 00:49:14.558
Because you're smart.

780
00:49:14.635 --> 00:49:17.195
Or was it because
my mama was dying?

781
00:49:17.271 --> 00:49:18.271
What?

782
00:49:18.338 --> 00:49:21.239
If that's the reason, it's okay.

783
00:49:21.308 --> 00:49:22.742
I... I get it.

784
00:49:22.809 --> 00:49:24.436
Poor Charlie Brooks.

785
00:49:24.511 --> 00:49:26.240
Poor fatherless,
soon to be motherless...

786
00:49:26.313 --> 00:49:27.833
- Pathetic Charlie Brooks.
- Charlie...

787
00:49:28.048 --> 00:49:30.346
I get it.
Charity case.

788
00:49:30.417 --> 00:49:32.044
But let's just be honest about it.

789
00:49:32.085 --> 00:49:33.396
I mean, you never even kissed me.

790
00:49:33.420 --> 00:49:35.300
So, if the reason you took me
was out of pity...

791
00:49:52.439 --> 00:49:54.430
I don't pity you.

792
00:50:02.249 --> 00:50:07.278
I'm leaving tomorrow
for school, Charlie.

793
00:50:10.223 --> 00:50:13.124
My folks are driving me up early.

794
00:50:13.193 --> 00:50:15.753
That's why I came looking for you.

795
00:50:18.465 --> 00:50:20.365
<i>To say good-ene-</i>

796
00:50:24.605 --> 00:50:27.097
you study hard, Owen.

797
00:50:29.543 --> 00:50:32.342
You do something important
with your life, okay?

798
00:50:36.183 --> 00:50:37.708
Charlie...

799
00:50:47.594 --> 00:50:50.825
Never been to a restaurant
with you before, Mr. Church.

800
00:50:50.897 --> 00:50:52.857
Well, I figured since
it's your last night here...

801
00:50:52.899 --> 00:50:55.266
We should eat out.

802
00:50:55.335 --> 00:50:57.702
Sorry for the wait, folks.
What can I get you?

803
00:50:57.771 --> 00:50:59.830
Oh, um...

804
00:50:59.906 --> 00:51:01.340
Hey, do you have apple Jacks'?

805
00:51:01.408 --> 00:51:03.206
Comes in a box.

806
00:51:03.276 --> 00:51:05.608
Tastes mostly like sugar
and apples, mainly.

807
00:51:05.679 --> 00:51:07.807
- Yes, sir.
- I'll have that.

808
00:51:07.881 --> 00:51:10.475
Yeah, I'll have the same.

809
00:51:16.256 --> 00:51:20.159
And I suppose this is the last
of Richard's money...

810
00:51:20.227 --> 00:51:22.218
You'll ever spend on me.

811
00:51:22.295 --> 00:51:24.286
Poor fool.

812
00:51:24.364 --> 00:51:27.163
He thought he'd only have
to shell out enough for six months.

813
00:51:27.234 --> 00:51:28.668
Mama sure showed him.

814
00:51:35.509 --> 00:51:37.341
Mr. Church?

815
00:51:37.411 --> 00:51:39.607
Two apple Jacks.

816
00:51:39.680 --> 00:51:41.512
Right on time.

817
00:51:41.581 --> 00:51:42.844
You're welcome. Enjoy.

818
00:51:42.916 --> 00:51:45.180
Oh, that looks wonderful.

819
00:51:45.218 --> 00:51:46.652
Yes.

820
00:51:57.698 --> 00:51:59.462
Apples and sugar.

821
00:51:59.533 --> 00:52:01.501
No secret there.

822
00:52:05.639 --> 00:52:07.698
<i>I took clothes and books.</i>

823
00:52:07.774 --> 00:52:09.435
<i>Nothing else.</i>

824
00:52:10.711 --> 00:52:13.476
<i>I told Mr. Church to take
whatever he wanted of mama's...</i>

825
00:52:13.547 --> 00:52:15.777
<i>And whatever was left
to give to charity.</i>

826
00:53:27.821 --> 00:53:31.883
<i>I had driven 3,000 miles
to find out something amazing.</i>

827
00:53:32.025 --> 00:53:35.757
<i>Here, no one knew me
as poor Charlie Brooks.</i>

828
00:53:35.829 --> 00:53:38.423
<i>College was just how
I imagined it.</i>

829
00:53:38.498 --> 00:53:41.433
<i>Full of energy and color.</i>

830
00:53:41.635 --> 00:53:44.468
<i>Here, I could be anyone
I wanted to be.</i>

831
00:53:44.638 --> 00:53:49.041
And if we suppose that Shakespeare
instructed Thorpe to name...

832
00:53:49.309 --> 00:53:52.609
W.H. In the dedication, then...

833
00:53:52.679 --> 00:53:55.808
<i>I studied hard, and when
I felt foo fired to keep going...</i>

834
00:53:55.882 --> 00:53:58.749
<i>I thought of all those damn coupons
mom would cut to get me here...</i>

835
00:53:58.819 --> 00:53:59.980
<i>And it pushed me through.</i>

836
00:54:02.656 --> 00:54:05.591
All right, that's it.
No more studying.

837
00:54:05.659 --> 00:54:07.627
- No!
- No, we're going out.

838
00:54:08.028 --> 00:54:10.759
<i>Mr. Church wrote me every week.</i>

839
00:54:12.098 --> 00:54:14.430
<i>And always sent me books.</i>

840
00:54:19.840 --> 00:54:22.036
<i>Seasons changed.</i>

841
00:54:23.610 --> 00:54:25.510
<i>Roommates came and went.</i>

842
00:54:26.847 --> 00:54:28.542
<i>Class schedules changed...</i>

843
00:54:28.615 --> 00:54:32.848
<i>And I got closer every day
towards graduating.</i>

844
00:54:32.919 --> 00:54:35.411
<i>They say, for some,
college is the time of your life...</i>

845
00:54:35.488 --> 00:54:37.820
<i>Where you find yourself.</i>

846
00:54:39.860 --> 00:54:41.350
<i>And for others...</i>

847
00:54:41.428 --> 00:54:42.918
Hey, how you doing?
Hey, I'm Charlie.

848
00:54:42.996 --> 00:54:43.929
Nice to meet you.

849
00:54:43.997 --> 00:54:45.487
<i>If can also be a time...</i>

850
00:54:45.565 --> 00:54:47.556
<i>Where you slowly get lost.</i>

851
00:54:52.038 --> 00:54:54.530
<i>And sometimes...</i>

852
00:54:55.942 --> 00:54:57.569
<i>You just have to go home.</i>

853
00:54:58.645 --> 00:55:00.374
<i>Wherever that may be.</i>

854
00:55:00.413 --> 00:55:02.040
Hi.

855
00:55:02.082 --> 00:55:03.982
It's Charlie.

856
00:55:23.003 --> 00:55:24.003
Surprise.

857
00:55:25.739 --> 00:55:28.037
<i>Seems the legacy
of the Brooks family...</i>

858
00:55:28.108 --> 00:55:30.839
<i>Was having babies
out of wedlock.</i>

859
00:55:42.555 --> 00:55:47.618
Sorry I stopped
writing you, Mr. Church.

860
00:55:47.694 --> 00:55:49.685
You know, I stopped
writing poppy too.

861
00:55:49.729 --> 00:55:52.960
Things... things just got
a little crazy for me.

862
00:55:53.033 --> 00:55:54.797
I can see that.

863
00:55:55.702 --> 00:55:57.466
But I read all your letters...

864
00:55:57.537 --> 00:55:59.835
Sometimes even twice a day.

865
00:56:00.974 --> 00:56:03.705
Anyway, I needed
a break and I thought...

866
00:56:03.777 --> 00:56:06.041
"Go surprise Mr. Church."

867
00:56:06.112 --> 00:56:08.911
Yeah, well, you really surprised me.

868
00:56:12.652 --> 00:56:14.882
Can I stay for a few days?

869
00:56:14.955 --> 00:56:16.684
I mean, I brought my books.

870
00:56:16.756 --> 00:56:18.036
I can study here and everything.

871
00:56:18.091 --> 00:56:21.152
I just need a place to rest.

872
00:56:25.665 --> 00:56:29.192
Okay. I got one rule.

873
00:56:29.469 --> 00:56:31.130
You respect my privacy.

874
00:56:31.171 --> 00:56:32.764
'Cause you're in my house now, right'?

875
00:56:32.839 --> 00:56:35.035
Yeah, okay.
I will.

876
00:56:35.108 --> 00:56:35.973
Okay.

877
00:56:36.042 --> 00:56:38.136
<i>If was like we were never apart.</i>

878
00:56:38.178 --> 00:56:39.077
All right, then.

879
00:56:39.145 --> 00:56:42.740
<i>He never asked a single question
about my being pregnant.</i>

880
00:56:42.782 --> 00:56:45.251
Still smoking outside, Mr. Church?

881
00:56:47.087 --> 00:56:48.248
Yeah, as of today.

882
00:56:48.521 --> 00:56:51.047
<i>I guess Mr. Church
respected my privacy...</i>

883
00:56:51.124 --> 00:56:53.957
<i>As much as he asked me
to respect his.</i>

884
00:56:54.027 --> 00:56:56.655
<i>All I knew being back with Mr. Church...</i>

885
00:56:56.730 --> 00:56:58.061
<i>Was that I was home.</i>

886
00:57:09.876 --> 00:57:12.573
<i>All those years wondering
where Mr. Church lived...</i>

887
00:57:12.645 --> 00:57:15.046
<i>And I was now standing
in the center of it.</i>

888
00:57:15.081 --> 00:57:16.776
Try this.

889
00:57:24.624 --> 00:57:26.820
- Licorice?
- That's right.

890
00:57:39.639 --> 00:57:40.850
Hey, I brought an extra blanket.

891
00:57:40.874 --> 00:57:42.740
It gets cold in here
at night sometimes.

892
00:57:42.809 --> 00:57:44.971
And the sun shines
in that window really bright.

893
00:57:45.045 --> 00:57:47.139
You might want
to close that curtain.

894
00:57:48.214 --> 00:57:50.012
Is this you?

895
00:57:51.317 --> 00:57:53.115
I'm sorry. I wasn't snooping.

896
00:57:53.186 --> 00:57:54.711
I just found it in the drawer.

897
00:57:54.788 --> 00:57:56.847
Yeah, that's me and my father.

898
00:57:58.224 --> 00:57:59.224
You look like him.

899
00:58:03.563 --> 00:58:04.874
I'm going to leave the light on...

900
00:58:04.898 --> 00:58:06.075
For you out here
in case you want to get...

901
00:58:06.099 --> 00:58:07.243
Some milk or something at night.

902
00:58:07.267 --> 00:58:08.632
Good night, my dear.

903
00:58:08.701 --> 00:58:09.998
Good night, Mr. Church.

904
00:58:33.760 --> 00:58:37.196
You can't change me, old man!

905
00:58:39.265 --> 00:58:40.892
You're not changing shit!

906
00:58:42.602 --> 00:58:44.900
Oh, I'm a sinner?
Yeah, that's right!

907
00:58:44.971 --> 00:58:46.598
I'm a sinner!

908
00:58:50.143 --> 00:58:53.113
Who's a faggot?
You the goddamn faggot.

909
00:58:54.280 --> 00:58:56.146
Talking the shit.

910
00:59:05.892 --> 00:59:08.361
Kick your <i>ass,</i> old man.

911
00:59:08.628 --> 00:59:10.722
Shit, I ain't no kid no more.

912
00:59:15.268 --> 00:59:19.171
You don't tell me a goddamn thing!

913
00:59:23.176 --> 00:59:25.770
<i>I took the book of matches
from jelly's...</i>

914
00:59:25.845 --> 00:59:27.189
<i>Because I knew
he'd be embarrassed...</i>

915
00:59:27.213 --> 00:59:29.079
<i>If he saw that I'd found it.</i>

916
00:59:29.149 --> 00:59:32.813
<i>And come morning,
there was Mr. Church making breakfast...</i>

917
00:59:32.886 --> 00:59:35.116
<i>Smelling like soap and seasonings...</i>

918
00:59:35.188 --> 00:59:36.656
<i>Listening to his music.</i>

919
00:59:36.689 --> 00:59:38.783
Hey, you're awake.

920
00:59:38.825 --> 00:59:40.725
The baby's got to eat.

921
00:59:41.961 --> 00:59:44.020
How was your night, Mr. Church?

922
00:59:44.097 --> 00:59:46.122
It was pleasant enough.

923
00:59:46.199 --> 00:59:48.793
<i>And that's all he would ever say.</i>

924
00:59:48.868 --> 00:59:50.393
<i>Pleasant enough.</i>

925
00:59:57.210 --> 01:00:00.407
Those are the only keys
I never quite got the hang of.

926
01:00:00.680 --> 01:00:03.308
About time I let somebody else
try to play them.

927
01:00:04.918 --> 01:00:07.353
Your thesis awaits, my dear.

928
01:00:07.420 --> 01:00:10.253
Start with the first word
and the rest will follow.

929
01:01:25.465 --> 01:01:28.093
- Hey, what are you doing?
- Oh, I'm... I was just...

930
01:01:28.167 --> 01:01:29.965
- Okay, now you got to go.
- Mr. Church...

931
01:01:30.036 --> 01:01:31.676
- Let's go, right now!
- I'm... I'm sorry.

932
01:01:31.771 --> 01:01:33.449
- I'm sorry.
- I give you one goddamn rule...

933
01:01:33.473 --> 01:01:34.984
- And you break it, right'?
- I'm sorry!

934
01:01:35.008 --> 01:01:36.185
You get out of my shit right now.

935
01:01:36.209 --> 01:01:37.953
- Pack your shit and go!
- You're hurting me!

936
01:01:37.977 --> 01:01:39.388
- Just get out!
- Where am I supposed to go?

937
01:01:39.412 --> 01:01:40.489
It's the middle of the night.

938
01:01:40.513 --> 01:01:42.242
That's not my goddamn problem.

939
01:01:43.216 --> 01:01:46.208
I'm not a child anymore, Mr. Church!

940
01:01:48.087 --> 01:01:50.988
Or are you too drunk to see that?

941
01:01:51.057 --> 01:01:52.320
What is it with all of you?

942
01:01:52.392 --> 01:01:55.487
The secrets and lies
and more secrets?

943
01:01:55.561 --> 01:01:57.120
Don't tell Charlie I'm dying.

944
01:01:57.196 --> 01:01:59.995
Don't tell Charlie a goddamn thing.

945
01:02:00.066 --> 01:02:02.899
I just wanted to know you, Mr. Church.

946
01:02:02.969 --> 01:02:04.198
Look, I was your cook.

947
01:02:04.270 --> 01:02:05.897
That's all you need to know.

948
01:02:23.923 --> 01:02:25.891
<i>I had nowhere to go.</i>

949
01:02:25.958 --> 01:02:28.484
<i>And for the first time...</i>

950
01:02:28.528 --> 01:02:30.929
<i>I realized I had no one.</i>

951
01:03:11.404 --> 01:03:13.270
Larson?

952
01:03:13.339 --> 01:03:15.034
Larson!

953
01:03:17.343 --> 01:03:19.869
Hey, Charlie.

954
01:03:19.912 --> 01:03:21.880
Look at you, you're all...

955
01:03:21.914 --> 01:03:22.972
Pregnant and married.

956
01:03:23.049 --> 01:03:26.041
Oh, no.
Just... just pregnant.

957
01:03:27.987 --> 01:03:29.455
Well, you living out here again?

958
01:03:29.522 --> 01:03:32.014
No, still in college.

959
01:03:32.058 --> 01:03:33.924
Just, you know, came to see......

960
01:03:33.993 --> 01:03:36.018
Came to visit.

961
01:03:36.062 --> 01:03:37.996
Heading back tonight.

962
01:03:40.266 --> 01:03:41.597
You still got that car, or...

963
01:03:41.667 --> 01:03:44.432
Oh, it's good.
It's right over there.

964
01:03:44.504 --> 01:03:45.665
Yeah.

965
01:03:45.938 --> 01:03:47.633
Do you need a ride somewhere?

966
01:03:47.907 --> 01:03:49.466
Oh, no, no, no.

967
01:03:49.542 --> 01:03:50.907
No, I...

968
01:03:50.943 --> 01:03:53.969
I'd better get a...

969
01:03:54.046 --> 01:03:56.947
Hey, it was good...
Good seeing you, though.

970
01:03:57.016 --> 01:03:59.314
Yeah, you too, Larson.

971
01:04:11.030 --> 01:04:12.520
Oh, shit!

972
01:04:22.041 --> 01:04:24.942
I swear to god, dude,
I didn't even see her.

973
01:04:24.977 --> 01:04:26.342
Charlotte, come here.

974
01:04:28.614 --> 01:04:30.981
Here, get the door.

975
01:05:15.228 --> 01:05:17.196
Breathe, Charlie, breathe.

976
01:05:32.745 --> 01:05:34.770
<i>I heard the doctors and nurses...</i>

977
01:05:35.147 --> 01:05:37.707
<i>Whispering it was a miracle
the baby didn't die.</i>

978
01:05:37.783 --> 01:05:39.444
<i>I wanted to fell them...</i>

979
01:05:39.519 --> 01:05:41.146
<i>"don 't you know?</i>

980
01:05:41.220 --> 01:05:43.279
<i>Miracles run in the Brooks family.”</i>

981
01:05:43.356 --> 01:05:46.690
you need to be very careful.
Lots of rest, Charlie.

982
01:05:46.726 --> 01:05:48.160
Do you have a place to stay?

983
01:05:48.227 --> 01:05:49.227
She lives with me.

984
01:05:51.531 --> 01:05:52.531
You are?

985
01:05:52.598 --> 01:05:54.692
I'm Mr. Church.

986
01:05:56.736 --> 01:05:58.568
Are you responsible for Charlie?

987
01:06:05.678 --> 01:06:07.305
Yeah.

988
01:06:17.156 --> 01:06:20.057
<i>The baby gave Mr. Church
a sense of purpose and excitement.</i>

989
01:06:20.126 --> 01:06:22.720
Oh! There she goes again.

990
01:06:22.762 --> 01:06:24.628
"She," Mr. Church?

991
01:06:24.697 --> 01:06:27.189
Well, it's a guess.
She feels like... I'm feeling she.

992
01:06:32.705 --> 01:06:35.470
Aren't you going to ask me
how it happened?

993
01:06:35.541 --> 01:06:39.205
I know how girls
get pregnant, Charlotte.

994
01:06:39.845 --> 01:06:41.813
<i>If he wasn't gardening...</i>

995
01:06:42.081 --> 01:06:43.344
<i>He was painting.</i>

996
01:06:43.416 --> 01:06:44.474
<i>If he wasn't painting...</i>

997
01:06:44.550 --> 01:06:46.780
<i>He was cooking.</i>

998
01:06:46.852 --> 01:06:48.251
<i>If he wasn't cooking...</i>

999
01:06:48.321 --> 01:06:50.517
<i>He was playing the piano.</i>

1000
01:06:56.262 --> 01:06:58.253
<i>And if he wasn't playing
the piano...</i>

1001
01:06:58.331 --> 01:07:00.561
<i>He was reading to me.</i>

1002
01:07:00.633 --> 01:07:02.101
Bonnie?

1003
01:07:02.134 --> 01:07:03.624
Too cute.

1004
01:07:03.703 --> 01:07:05.262
Brenda?

1005
01:07:05.338 --> 01:07:08.103
Too dangerous.

1006
01:07:08.174 --> 01:07:09.335
Beth?

1007
01:07:09.408 --> 01:07:10.842
Too simple.

1008
01:07:11.110 --> 01:07:12.407
How about Carrie?

1009
01:07:14.347 --> 01:07:15.678
No.

1010
01:07:20.686 --> 01:07:23.383
<i>Every Wednesday
and Saturday night...</i>

1011
01:07:23.456 --> 01:07:25.254
<i>Mr. Church went out.</i>

1012
01:07:25.291 --> 01:07:27.259
Good night, Charlotte.

1013
01:07:27.293 --> 01:07:30.319
<i>He never said
where he was going.</i>

1014
01:07:30.396 --> 01:07:32.831
<i>And I never asked.</i>

1015
01:07:35.868 --> 01:07:37.768
<i>But I knew.</i>

1016
01:07:37.837 --> 01:07:40.534
You have Irene.
Or Iris.

1017
01:07:40.573 --> 01:07:42.132
Irma...

1018
01:07:42.174 --> 01:07:43.471
Mr. Church?

1019
01:07:43.542 --> 01:07:45.153
- Irma sound like an old lady.
- Mr. Church?

1020
01:07:45.177 --> 01:07:46.770
- Mr. Church?
- Isabel.

1021
01:07:46.846 --> 01:07:48.610
Isabel. What do you think
of Isabel'?

1022
01:07:48.681 --> 01:07:51.742
Mr. Church....Oh, my god.
Oh, my god, we got to go.

1023
01:07:51.817 --> 01:07:53.285
- Are you sure?
- Yeah.

1024
01:07:53.319 --> 01:07:54.616
Okay, okay, okay, okay.

1025
01:07:54.687 --> 01:07:56.280
I'll call right now.

1026
01:08:15.441 --> 01:08:17.500
<i>Mr. Church was right.</i>

1027
01:08:17.576 --> 01:08:19.442
<i>I was having a baby girl.</i>

1028
01:08:19.478 --> 01:08:21.469
She's going to need
a name, Charlotte.

1029
01:08:26.385 --> 01:08:27.716
Isabel.

1030
01:08:27.753 --> 01:08:29.687
Isabel Marie Brooks.

1031
01:08:30.923 --> 01:08:32.584
Hey.

1032
01:08:32.658 --> 01:08:34.319
Hey, Isabel.

1033
01:08:34.393 --> 01:08:36.589
I'm Mr. Church.

1034
01:08:45.271 --> 01:08:47.262
<i>Everything was about Izzy.</i>

1035
01:08:48.941 --> 01:08:51.342
We're going to go right...

1036
01:08:57.550 --> 01:09:01.282
<i>Getting that degree seemed
to slip farther and farther away.</i>

1037
01:09:01.353 --> 01:09:02.752
<i>And after a while...</i>

1038
01:09:02.788 --> 01:09:05.689
<i>Mr. Church stopped
asking me about it.</i>

1039
01:09:05.758 --> 01:09:07.487
<i>I was a mother.</i>

1040
01:09:07.560 --> 01:09:08.891
<i>And Mr. Church...</i>

1041
01:09:08.961 --> 01:09:10.827
My Izzy...

1042
01:09:10.896 --> 01:09:13.388
<i>He was everything else.</i>

1043
01:09:16.736 --> 01:09:19.831
It's okay.
It's okay.

1044
01:09:19.905 --> 01:09:21.964
Izzy...

1045
01:09:22.241 --> 01:09:23.800
Yes,

1046
01:09:27.513 --> 01:09:29.311
Mr. Church,
dance with me.

1047
01:09:29.381 --> 01:09:30.926
Okay, I will in a second.
Just hold still.

1048
01:09:30.950 --> 01:09:32.782
I'm almost finished.
Oh, come on.

1049
01:09:32.852 --> 01:09:34.581
Come on now...
Hey, come on.

1050
01:09:34.653 --> 01:09:36.587
- We're going to be late.
- Mama, dance with me.

1051
01:09:36.655 --> 01:09:38.316
No, not now.
We got to go, baby.

1052
01:09:38.390 --> 01:09:39.935
- Come on, come on.
- Mama, dance with me.

1053
01:09:39.959 --> 01:09:41.984
- Let's go, let's go.
- Oh! Okay.

1054
01:09:42.261 --> 01:09:44.593
One dance, I guess.

1055
01:09:44.663 --> 01:09:46.529
Mr. Church...

1056
01:09:46.599 --> 01:09:48.658
Come on, Mr. Church.
One dance.

1057
01:09:58.410 --> 01:09:59.741
Charlie?

1058
01:10:01.580 --> 01:10:03.548
It's crazy, right'?

1059
01:10:03.616 --> 01:10:05.675
It's wonderful.
Congratulations.

1060
01:10:05.718 --> 01:10:07.550
Thank you so much
for coming out.

1061
01:10:07.586 --> 01:10:11.318
<i>Larson fell in love with a gal he met
at one of his AA meetings.</i>

1062
01:10:15.294 --> 01:10:18.423
You know, she wouldn't be here
if it weren't for you.

1063
01:10:18.464 --> 01:10:19.898
No, she's beautiful.

1064
01:10:22.635 --> 01:10:25.434
I like that dress.
Did you make that?

1065
01:10:25.471 --> 01:10:28.771
You know, there's something
I never told you about that day.

1066
01:10:31.043 --> 01:10:32.636
I'd scraped up enough cash...

1067
01:10:32.711 --> 01:10:35.442
To buy a bottle of Jack
and some pills, and...

1068
01:10:37.716 --> 01:10:39.661
I was just going to go home
and check out for good.

1069
01:10:39.685 --> 01:10:41.779
You know?

1070
01:10:41.854 --> 01:10:44.050
And then you fell.

1071
01:10:47.459 --> 01:10:50.451
You know, you always say
that I saved Izzy's life...

1072
01:10:50.529 --> 01:10:55.023
But the truth is
that both of you saved mine.

1073
01:11:00.739 --> 01:11:02.707
Don't you think my mom's pretty?

1074
01:11:02.775 --> 01:11:04.709
I think she's beautiful.

1075
01:11:06.378 --> 01:11:08.403
Well, I guess I'd better go
dance with my wife.

1076
01:11:08.480 --> 01:11:09.675
Yeah!

1077
01:11:19.758 --> 01:11:21.021
Hey, there you go.

1078
01:11:21.060 --> 01:11:23.051
Oh, thank you.

1079
01:11:24.830 --> 01:11:26.821
Do you ever want
to get married, Mr. Church?

1080
01:11:27.833 --> 01:11:29.631
I'm sorry.

1081
01:11:29.702 --> 01:11:31.431
That's none of my business.

1082
01:11:31.503 --> 01:11:33.631
I was married before.

1083
01:11:35.541 --> 01:11:36.906
Yes, I was married before.

1084
01:11:36.942 --> 01:11:38.967
A long time ago.
I was very young.

1085
01:11:39.044 --> 01:11:40.978
I got married
because my father...

1086
01:11:41.046 --> 01:11:43.378
Wanted me to get married,
but it didn't last very long.

1087
01:11:43.449 --> 01:11:44.644
I wasn't very good at it.

1088
01:11:44.717 --> 01:11:46.776
She was a very lovely lady, though.

1089
01:11:46.819 --> 01:11:48.844
I guess I just wasn't
what she was looking for.

1090
01:11:50.556 --> 01:11:52.991
Any man and woman
can get married, Charlotte.

1091
01:11:59.665 --> 01:12:01.724
Mr. Church...

1092
01:12:01.800 --> 01:12:03.393
Do you want to dance'?

1093
01:12:26.091 --> 01:12:29.550
Last time I danced like this
was prom night.

1094
01:12:30.729 --> 01:12:32.720
Me too.

1095
01:12:48.981 --> 01:12:51.040
Thanks.

1096
01:12:51.116 --> 01:12:53.050
Be with you in a second, sir.

1097
01:12:53.118 --> 01:12:54.643
- Hey.
- Hi, mama.

1098
01:12:54.720 --> 01:12:56.449
Hi, baby.

1099
01:12:56.522 --> 01:12:57.853
What are you two doing here?

1100
01:12:57.890 --> 01:12:59.517
Found something for you.

1101
01:12:59.591 --> 01:13:00.990
What...

1102
01:13:05.130 --> 01:13:06.859
You found her.

1103
01:13:06.899 --> 01:13:08.867
I found her.

1104
01:13:14.139 --> 01:13:15.470
Mama, look.

1105
01:13:19.912 --> 01:13:21.471
Thank you.

1106
01:13:21.513 --> 01:13:23.607
Oh, my god!
Charlie!

1107
01:13:23.649 --> 01:13:24.946
Poppy!

1108
01:13:25.017 --> 01:13:26.610
You look so glamorous.

1109
01:13:26.719 --> 01:13:29.017
So gorgeous.

1110
01:13:31.523 --> 01:13:33.685
- This is Izzy.
- Hello.

1111
01:13:33.759 --> 01:13:35.124
Mr. Church.

1112
01:13:35.194 --> 01:13:36.821
Hey, puppy-

1113
01:13:36.895 --> 01:13:38.954
you're the spitting image
of your grandma.

1114
01:13:39.031 --> 01:13:40.590
You knew my grandmother?

1115
01:13:40.666 --> 01:13:42.177
She was only the most
beautiful woman...

1116
01:13:42.201 --> 01:13:43.498
I've seen in my whole life.

1117
01:13:43.569 --> 01:13:45.936
That's what mom always says.

1118
01:13:47.172 --> 01:13:49.834
- Aren't you pretty?
- Is that a real diamond?

1119
01:13:49.908 --> 01:13:53.173
Oh, honey, you ain't seen
nothing yet.

1120
01:13:53.212 --> 01:13:56.773
Come on, get in.
Let's get out of this neighborhood.

1121
01:13:56.849 --> 01:13:58.874
Bye, Mr. Church.

1122
01:13:58.951 --> 01:14:00.248
Have fun, my dear.

1123
01:14:04.089 --> 01:14:05.989
Bye, Mr. Church!

1124
01:14:12.097 --> 01:14:14.862
Didn't I tell you I'd get out
of this stinking town'?

1125
01:14:14.933 --> 01:14:17.664
New York City's so exciting.

1126
01:14:17.703 --> 01:14:19.797
This one was fifth Avenue.

1127
01:14:19.838 --> 01:14:21.203
Super-smart Charlie...

1128
01:14:21.273 --> 01:14:23.139
It's a place for someone
like you who reads.

1129
01:14:23.208 --> 01:14:25.006
Well, you certainly married well.

1130
01:14:25.077 --> 01:14:26.272
I married well both times.

1131
01:14:28.013 --> 01:14:30.072
Here, let me show you
the good stuff.

1132
01:14:30.149 --> 01:14:33.119
Look at this.
Look at the beading.

1133
01:14:34.953 --> 01:14:37.047
I... I heard your parents were out.

1134
01:14:37.122 --> 01:14:38.749
Living up north somewhere?

1135
01:14:38.824 --> 01:14:40.690
I wouldn't know.

1136
01:14:40.759 --> 01:14:42.249
Oh, I...
I just figured...

1137
01:14:42.327 --> 01:14:44.625
You stayed in touch with your sister.

1138
01:14:44.696 --> 01:14:46.164
My family's gone, Charlie.

1139
01:14:46.231 --> 01:14:48.791
Let's not talk of them again.
Look at this one.

1140
01:14:48.867 --> 01:14:51.632
It's a birthday gift. Parisian.

1141
01:14:51.703 --> 01:14:53.694
- Yeah.
- Feel it.

1142
01:14:55.107 --> 01:14:57.974
Isn't that fabric wonderful?

1143
01:14:58.010 --> 01:14:59.910
Amazing.

1144
01:15:07.119 --> 01:15:10.054
Aunt poppy plans
to spoil you rotten.

1145
01:15:10.122 --> 01:15:12.352
These stores are expensive.

1146
01:15:12.624 --> 01:15:14.718
Let me.
I'll never have a child of my own.

1147
01:15:14.793 --> 01:15:16.056
You don't know that.

1148
01:15:16.128 --> 01:15:18.153
No, I do.
I could have at one time.

1149
01:15:18.230 --> 01:15:21.256
I've got all the scars to prove it.

1150
01:15:21.333 --> 01:15:24.132
You should see where
I shop in Manhattan.

1151
01:15:24.169 --> 01:15:26.194
Are you happy?

1152
01:15:26.271 --> 01:15:28.933
I have everything I want.

1153
01:15:29.007 --> 01:15:33.001
So, you know, no boyfriend,
no romance in your life'?

1154
01:15:33.078 --> 01:15:35.012
Single moms aren't exactly popular.

1155
01:15:35.080 --> 01:15:37.125
- I've known that my whole life.
- Come to New York with me.

1156
01:15:37.149 --> 01:15:39.675
- I could fix you up with a bunch of fine men.
- What? No.

1157
01:15:39.751 --> 01:15:42.686
Yeah. You would love it.
Izzy would love it.

1158
01:15:42.754 --> 01:15:44.813
I can get her into any private school
you want.

1159
01:15:44.890 --> 01:15:46.085
That's not going to happen.

1160
01:15:46.158 --> 01:15:47.819
I know a few bachelors who would...

1161
01:15:47.893 --> 01:15:50.021
I mean, they're no Owen Baxter,
but they have money.

1162
01:15:50.062 --> 01:15:52.224
I don't need money.
Baby, don't go too far.

1163
01:15:54.032 --> 01:15:56.364
I have a job.
I make a paycheck.

1164
01:15:56.635 --> 01:15:58.160
Waiting tables.
I'm not ashamed.

1165
01:15:58.203 --> 01:16:00.297
No, come on, Charlie.
Don't be so stubborn.

1166
01:16:00.339 --> 01:16:01.898
You don't have anything here.

1167
01:16:01.940 --> 01:16:03.704
You can't go living
with your cook forever.

1168
01:16:03.775 --> 01:16:05.106
My cook?

1169
01:16:05.177 --> 01:16:07.043
Oh, you know what I mean.

1170
01:16:07.112 --> 01:16:10.104
What happened to you, poppy?

1171
01:16:10.182 --> 01:16:11.809
You used to be a lot of things...

1172
01:16:11.884 --> 01:16:13.045
But you were never a snob.

1173
01:16:13.085 --> 01:16:16.248
- Charlie...
- You want to know something about my cook?

1174
01:16:16.321 --> 01:16:19.780
Richard set aside enough money
for mama to live six months.

1175
01:16:19.858 --> 01:16:21.849
Six months.

1176
01:16:21.927 --> 01:16:24.294
And do you know who paid
all of our bills, food, and rent...

1177
01:16:24.363 --> 01:16:25.831
All those years after that?

1178
01:16:27.199 --> 01:16:30.328
Mr. Church didn't work for us.

1179
01:16:30.402 --> 01:16:33.064
He saved us.

1180
01:16:33.105 --> 01:16:35.403
Now, I may not have some fancy life...

1181
01:16:35.674 --> 01:16:38.803
But I work hard
and I'm raising my baby.

1182
01:16:38.844 --> 01:16:41.211
She's my diamond, poppy.

1183
01:16:41.280 --> 01:16:43.271
I'm sorry if it doesn't
sparkle enough for you.

1184
01:16:44.883 --> 01:16:46.363
Come on, baby.
We're going to go home.

1185
01:16:52.291 --> 01:16:55.989
And let's put the rocking chair
up there.

1186
01:17:00.966 --> 01:17:02.764
And...

1187
01:17:04.836 --> 01:17:07.237
Well, she shouldn't have
bought it.

1188
01:17:07.306 --> 01:17:09.104
I'll return it tomorrow.

1189
01:17:09.141 --> 01:17:11.109
I don't think you should
punish the child...

1190
01:17:11.176 --> 01:17:13.440
Because you and poppy fought.

1191
01:17:13.712 --> 01:17:16.306
And you still ain't opened
the gift she left for you.

1192
01:17:16.381 --> 01:17:18.076
Well...

1193
01:17:18.150 --> 01:17:21.176
Whatever you two argued about...

1194
01:17:22.254 --> 01:17:23.254
Forgive her.

1195
01:17:24.856 --> 01:17:28.121
You should go into the attic.

1196
01:17:32.030 --> 01:17:34.260
This little girl should go inside...

1197
01:17:35.901 --> 01:17:38.893
This is your room
and that's your room.

1198
01:18:07.933 --> 01:18:10.163
I see you don't approve, huh?

1199
01:18:11.803 --> 01:18:14.363
Well, I'm living my own life!

1200
01:18:20.512 --> 01:18:22.537
Goddamn...

1201
01:18:22.814 --> 01:18:25.044
You go ahead and kick me
out of the house, old man.

1202
01:18:25.117 --> 01:18:26.846
Go ahead.

1203
01:18:29.087 --> 01:18:30.851
I don't give a shit.

1204
01:18:32.190 --> 01:18:34.921
Your rules? Fine!

1205
01:18:40.465 --> 01:18:43.924
Oh... Just said that...
I don't know, shit.

1206
01:18:43.969 --> 01:18:45.334
Mr. Church.

1207
01:18:45.370 --> 01:18:48.135
Hey, get your goddamn hands off me.

1208
01:18:48.206 --> 01:18:49.935
I'm not drunk.

1209
01:18:50.976 --> 01:18:52.808
I'm not drunk.

1210
01:18:54.079 --> 01:18:56.013
You can't disown nobody, old man.

1211
01:18:56.081 --> 01:18:57.412
I disown you.

1212
01:18:57.482 --> 01:18:59.211
Shit.

1213
01:18:59.284 --> 01:19:01.946
We ain't in Church no more.

1214
01:19:03.488 --> 01:19:08.016
The wise son seeketh
the father's instruction...

1215
01:19:08.093 --> 01:19:11.495
But the scorner
heareth not rebuke.

1216
01:19:15.167 --> 01:19:17.602
I don't give a shit.

1217
01:19:37.289 --> 01:19:39.189
How was your night, Mr. Church?

1218
01:19:39.257 --> 01:19:40.986
It was pleasant enough.

1219
01:19:41.059 --> 01:19:42.322
Hey, put some spice in here.

1220
01:19:42.394 --> 01:19:43.987
And watch out.
The pan is hot.

1221
01:19:45.530 --> 01:19:47.396
Now watch out for that pan.

1222
01:19:47.466 --> 01:19:49.400
Very good.

1223
01:19:54.306 --> 01:19:58.402
<i>It was the first time
the matches were left oh the table.</i>

1224
01:19:58.477 --> 01:20:02.414
<i>Now Mr. Church realized
that I knew about jelly's.</i>

1225
01:20:02.447 --> 01:20:05.007
<i>Probably that I'd always known.</i>

1226
01:20:07.085 --> 01:20:09.281
<i>The matchbook stayed
oh the table all that day...</i>

1227
01:20:09.354 --> 01:20:11.015
<i>And info the next.</i>

1228
01:20:11.056 --> 01:20:13.218
<i>But If would be the last.</i>

1229
01:20:13.291 --> 01:20:17.023
<i>Mr. Church never came home
drunk again.</i>

1230
01:20:29.574 --> 01:20:31.508
You still got that cough, Mr. Church.

1231
01:20:31.576 --> 01:20:33.567
It's only a cough, my dear.

1232
01:20:33.645 --> 01:20:35.374
Okay, well, that's it.
No more fighting me.

1233
01:20:35.447 --> 01:20:38.348
We're getting you looked at.

1234
01:20:40.051 --> 01:20:41.917
I don't need a doctor.
It's the flu.

1235
01:20:46.091 --> 01:20:47.456
Mr. Church.

1236
01:20:47.526 --> 01:20:49.324
Izzy, give me your book, please.

1237
01:20:49.394 --> 01:20:51.556
Thank you.
All right.

1238
01:20:53.398 --> 01:20:56.095
Hello, Mr. Church.

1239
01:20:59.271 --> 01:21:00.602
Owen.

1240
01:21:01.640 --> 01:21:03.074
Charlie.

1241
01:21:04.276 --> 01:21:07.075
Maybe I will stay.

1242
01:21:07.145 --> 01:21:09.307
Oh, my god.

1243
01:21:09.381 --> 01:21:12.214
Owen, this is my daughter, Izzy.

1244
01:21:12.250 --> 01:21:13.479
Hello.

1245
01:21:13.552 --> 01:21:16.544
Can you fix Mr. Church's cough?

1246
01:21:18.089 --> 01:21:20.353
I will certainly give it my all.

1247
01:21:24.563 --> 01:21:27.089
You know, maybe I shouldn't go.

1248
01:21:27.165 --> 01:21:28.963
You're still sick.

1249
01:21:29.000 --> 01:21:30.434
I'm fine.

1250
01:21:30.502 --> 01:21:33.563
And I know where to find
a doctor if I need one.

1251
01:21:40.579 --> 01:21:42.513
Well?

1252
01:21:42.581 --> 01:21:44.640
You're so beautiful, mama.

1253
01:21:46.318 --> 01:21:48.377
Mr. Church, tell her.

1254
01:21:51.990 --> 01:21:53.651
True vision, my dear.

1255
01:21:57.062 --> 01:22:00.259
So, Owen Baxter became a doctor.

1256
01:22:00.298 --> 01:22:03.996
You're the one who told me
to do something good with my life.

1257
01:22:04.069 --> 01:22:05.264
I thought by now...

1258
01:22:05.337 --> 01:22:07.999
You'd be a very serious novelist...

1259
01:22:08.039 --> 01:22:10.064
Living in Boston.

1260
01:22:10.141 --> 01:22:13.475
I guess life
had other plans for me.

1261
01:22:21.019 --> 01:22:22.453
Izzy?

1262
01:22:22.521 --> 01:22:24.455
Izzy.

1263
01:22:26.291 --> 01:22:28.555
Tell me about her father.

1264
01:22:32.030 --> 01:22:33.691
Did you love him?

1265
01:22:36.234 --> 01:22:39.169
It was just a foolish night.

1266
01:22:39.237 --> 01:22:44.175
Guess you could say I was
a little lost after mama died.

1267
01:22:44.209 --> 01:22:47.042
He didn't want to have
anything to do with the baby.

1268
01:22:48.446 --> 01:22:50.574
But he gave me
the greatest gift.

1269
01:22:55.086 --> 01:22:57.646
I tried finding you for a few years.

1270
01:22:57.722 --> 01:22:59.451
You found me now.

1271
01:23:02.494 --> 01:23:05.054
Morning, Mr. Church.

1272
01:23:07.532 --> 01:23:09.193
Mr. Church?

1273
01:23:15.106 --> 01:23:16.596
Mr. Church?

1274
01:23:18.209 --> 01:23:19.335
Hey.

1275
01:23:19.444 --> 01:23:22.470
Hey, I'm just resting.

1276
01:23:22.514 --> 01:23:24.243
Just resting.

1277
01:23:39.397 --> 01:23:42.628
Mama, where's Mr. Church?

1278
01:23:42.701 --> 01:23:45.466
He's sleeping.

1279
01:23:45.537 --> 01:23:47.164
Sleeping?

1280
01:23:47.238 --> 01:23:49.332
He never sleeps.

1281
01:23:49.407 --> 01:23:51.637
Of course he does, baby.
Everybody sleeps.

1282
01:23:56.281 --> 01:23:57.840
I'll make breakfast.

1283
01:23:58.116 --> 01:24:00.778
- You?
- Yes, me.

1284
01:24:03.388 --> 01:24:06.551
<i>I fold work I wouldn't be
coming in anytime soon.</i>

1285
01:24:06.625 --> 01:24:08.252
<i>Mr. Church was on complete bed rest...</i>

1286
01:24:08.326 --> 01:24:11.125
<i>And it was my turn
to take care of him.</i>

1287
01:24:13.498 --> 01:24:15.330
<i>Somehow, my hands
were doing the work.</i>

1288
01:24:16.901 --> 01:24:18.892
<i>All those years
watching Mr. Church...</i>

1289
01:24:19.170 --> 01:24:22.196
<i>Seemed to have soaked
info my skin, my bones.</i>

1290
01:24:22.273 --> 01:24:24.799
<i>And I knew exactly
what needed to be done.</i>

1291
01:24:24.843 --> 01:24:27.244
<i>I chopped, diced, and minced.</i>

1292
01:24:27.312 --> 01:24:29.337
<i>Mixed, mashed, and beat.</i>

1293
01:24:29.414 --> 01:24:31.678
<i>Stirred, sprinkled,
dashed, and pinched.</i>

1294
01:24:31.716 --> 01:24:33.184
Ready to try?

1295
01:24:34.219 --> 01:24:35.618
It's very hot.

1296
01:24:35.687 --> 01:24:37.280
Be careful.

1297
01:24:46.431 --> 01:24:49.924
<i>And while bread baked, I sewed.</i>

1298
01:24:50.201 --> 01:24:52.829
<i>And while pies cooled,
I sat at the piano.</i>

1299
01:24:52.871 --> 01:24:55.841
<i>And I realized every talent
Mr. Church had...</i>

1300
01:24:55.874 --> 01:24:57.899
<i>He taught himself
while passing the time...</i>

1301
01:24:58.176 --> 01:24:59.575
<i>Caring for someone else.</i>

1302
01:25:03.314 --> 01:25:05.305
- Hey.
- Can I climb up?

1303
01:25:05.383 --> 01:25:07.374
Yes, of course.
Always.

1304
01:25:07.452 --> 01:25:09.648
How's my favorite little girl doing?

1305
01:25:09.721 --> 01:25:12.190
Good.

1306
01:25:12.223 --> 01:25:13.782
Tell me a story.

1307
01:25:13.858 --> 01:25:16.190
Tell you a story.

1308
01:25:16.227 --> 01:25:17.854
Okay.

1309
01:25:17.896 --> 01:25:19.728
Once upon a time...

1310
01:25:19.764 --> 01:25:22.199
They always start that way.

1311
01:25:22.233 --> 01:25:25.328
Well, that's how you know
it's a story, my dear.

1312
01:25:25.403 --> 01:25:30.398
Once upon a time,
there was a little... Boy.

1313
01:25:30.475 --> 01:25:31.943
What was his name?

1314
01:25:32.210 --> 01:25:35.612
What would you like
his name to be?

1315
01:25:36.648 --> 01:25:37.809
Henry.

1316
01:25:37.882 --> 01:25:39.350
Like you.

1317
01:25:39.417 --> 01:25:41.749
Well, then Henry it shall be.

1318
01:25:41.820 --> 01:25:45.757
Once upon a time, there was
a little boy named Henry.

1319
01:25:45.824 --> 01:25:49.761
And this boy was afraid
of just about everything...

1320
01:25:49.794 --> 01:25:51.888
Except for ladybugs.

1321
01:25:51.996 --> 01:25:54.431
- Ladybugs?
- Ladybugs.

1322
01:25:54.499 --> 01:25:56.365
And one day while he was out...

1323
01:25:56.434 --> 01:25:59.893
A ladybug caught his eye
and he decided to chase it.

1324
01:25:59.971 --> 01:26:02.838
And he chased this ladybug
for so long...

1325
01:26:02.907 --> 01:26:05.308
That he actually turned
into a grown man...

1326
01:26:05.376 --> 01:26:06.639
Chasing the same ladybug.

1327
01:26:06.711 --> 01:26:11.239
And the ladybug led him
to a little tiny house.

1328
01:26:11.316 --> 01:26:13.785
And in the house,
he found the kindest woman...

1329
01:26:13.818 --> 01:26:16.310
And her beautiful little girl living there.

1330
01:26:16.387 --> 01:26:17.980
And the man told the woman...

1331
01:26:18.256 --> 01:26:19.934
That he apologized for coming
in the house this way...

1332
01:26:19.958 --> 01:26:21.983
But he was following this ladybug...

1333
01:26:22.260 --> 01:26:24.251
And that he looked everywhere
all over the place.

1334
01:26:24.329 --> 01:26:26.263
He couldn't find it no more.

1335
01:26:26.331 --> 01:26:28.527
He promised her that he'd leave.

1336
01:26:28.566 --> 01:26:32.434
But the woman said,
"don't leave. Stay."

1337
01:26:32.504 --> 01:26:33.835
She said, "stay here with us."

1338
01:26:33.905 --> 01:26:37.535
She said, "we don't have much,
but everything we got...

1339
01:26:37.609 --> 01:26:39.805
We'll share with you."

1340
01:26:39.878 --> 01:26:42.540
And did he stay?

1341
01:26:42.580 --> 01:26:44.708
He did.
You know why?

1342
01:26:46.818 --> 01:26:51.688
Because for the first time,
he felt safe.

1343
01:26:53.291 --> 01:26:56.420
For the first time,
he wasn't afraid.

1344
01:26:56.461 --> 01:26:58.623
He felt happy-

1345
01:26:58.696 --> 01:27:00.630
and he promised
that if he ever saw...

1346
01:27:00.698 --> 01:27:02.427
That ladybug again...

1347
01:27:02.467 --> 01:27:04.435
That he was going to thank her.

1348
01:27:04.469 --> 01:27:05.903
Did he?

1349
01:27:05.970 --> 01:27:08.701
Not yet.

1350
01:27:08.773 --> 01:27:11.834
He still hasn't stopped looking.

1351
01:27:14.579 --> 01:27:16.513
Maybe she's in the sky.

1352
01:27:20.852 --> 01:27:22.718
Well, you just might be right.

1353
01:27:26.491 --> 01:27:28.425
You just might be right.

1354
01:27:36.000 --> 01:27:38.469
You should be in bed.

1355
01:28:17.375 --> 01:28:19.036
"The blue level
of the Mediterranean...

1356
01:28:19.110 --> 01:28:22.569
"Hugged to its calm breast
the victims of all the wars.

1357
01:28:22.647 --> 01:28:25.378
"Calamity is in the tempest
of its history.

1358
01:28:25.450 --> 01:28:27.851
"The breath of the evening breeze
came to cool...

1359
01:28:27.919 --> 01:28:29.580
"With the mulberry tree...

1360
01:28:29.654 --> 01:28:31.884
"Which sighed faintly...

1361
01:28:31.956 --> 01:28:34.789
"As if regretting
the passing of this man.

1362
01:28:34.859 --> 01:28:37.726
"This man of dark deeds
but of large heart...

1363
01:28:37.795 --> 01:28:40.389
"Who often at noonday
would lie down...

1364
01:28:40.465 --> 01:28:41.728
To sleep under its shade."

1365
01:28:43.668 --> 01:28:44.965
Okay.

1366
01:28:49.841 --> 01:28:51.673
Can I get you something to eat?

1367
01:28:53.578 --> 01:28:54.578
No.

1368
01:28:55.613 --> 01:28:57.809
You want some water?

1369
01:29:00.551 --> 01:29:01.950
No.

1370
01:29:06.491 --> 01:29:08.960
Okay, well, I'll give you
your privacy.

1371
01:29:09.027 --> 01:29:10.426
No.

1372
01:29:14.432 --> 01:29:16.161
I don't want my privacy.

1373
01:30:05.750 --> 01:30:08.879
Mr. Church, I fell asleep
in this armchair.

1374
01:30:11.956 --> 01:30:13.651
Mr. Church?

1375
01:30:41.953 --> 01:30:43.682
Mr. Church?

1376
01:30:47.725 --> 01:30:49.523
Mr. Church...

1377
01:31:15.720 --> 01:31:17.950
<i>People act strange around death.</i>

1378
01:31:22.226 --> 01:31:23.955
<i>There are those
who talk about everything...</i>

1379
01:31:24.028 --> 01:31:26.087
<i>But the person who died.</i>

1380
01:31:27.965 --> 01:31:31.560
<i>Those who talk about
only the person who died.</i>

1381
01:31:34.005 --> 01:31:35.837
<i>Those who fry to cheer you up.</i>

1382
01:31:38.109 --> 01:31:41.044
<i>And those who can'? Help
but make you cry.</i>

1383
01:31:48.853 --> 01:31:50.981
<i>And then there are those
who say nothing at all.</i>

1384
01:31:54.258 --> 01:31:56.124
<i>Because they don't have to.</i>

1385
01:32:10.274 --> 01:32:13.608
Yeah, of course.
Thank you so...

1386
01:32:13.678 --> 01:32:16.340
Thank you so much.
Excuse me one second.

1387
01:32:16.614 --> 01:32:17.877
Excuse me.

1388
01:32:19.784 --> 01:32:22.082
- Hi, can I help you?
- Sorry, ma'am.

1389
01:32:22.153 --> 01:32:23.780
Is this Mr. Church's wake?

1390
01:32:23.855 --> 01:32:25.687
Yes.

1391
01:32:25.756 --> 01:32:28.157
I was a friend.
Name's Frankie Twiggs.

1392
01:32:28.192 --> 01:32:29.626
Folks call me jelly.

1393
01:32:30.661 --> 01:32:31.958
Jelly?

1394
01:32:32.029 --> 01:32:33.622
I'm sorry for, you know,
barging in...

1395
01:32:33.664 --> 01:32:36.156
But we hadn't seen hands
for quite some time...

1396
01:32:36.234 --> 01:32:37.644
And we done missed him,
and I just......

1397
01:32:37.668 --> 01:32:38.897
"Hands?"

1398
01:32:38.936 --> 01:32:42.634
Yeah, that's what we called him
on account of...

1399
01:32:42.707 --> 01:32:45.176
He played piano at my bar
for over 30 years.

1400
01:32:45.243 --> 01:32:47.302
So, he worked for you.

1401
01:32:47.411 --> 01:32:49.311
Oh, no, no.
Nothing like that.

1402
01:32:49.380 --> 01:32:51.314
It was more for him, you know?

1403
01:32:51.349 --> 01:32:53.977
One night, he just wandered
over to the piano...

1404
01:32:54.051 --> 01:32:56.247
And then, bam,
he started playing.

1405
01:32:56.320 --> 01:32:58.049
Place lit up.

1406
01:32:58.122 --> 01:33:00.022
I'm telling you,
this cat was good.

1407
01:33:00.091 --> 01:33:02.059
I thought somebody famous
had just walked in...

1408
01:33:02.126 --> 01:33:03.287
To get a drink, you know?

1409
01:33:03.361 --> 01:33:06.729
He was a whole lot of magic.

1410
01:33:08.099 --> 01:33:10.932
I'm Charlie.

1411
01:33:10.968 --> 01:33:13.733
Pleasure to make
your acquaintance, Charlie.

1412
01:33:13.804 --> 01:33:16.136
Izzy?

1413
01:33:16.207 --> 01:33:17.868
Come here, baby.

1414
01:33:17.942 --> 01:33:20.673
I want you to meet
a good friend of Mr. Church's.

1415
01:33:20.745 --> 01:33:22.804
Here, this is Mr. Church's recipe.

1416
01:33:22.847 --> 01:33:24.440
What?

1417
01:33:24.715 --> 01:33:26.809
I didn't know he could cook.

1418
01:33:32.990 --> 01:33:34.754
This is Izzy.

1419
01:33:34.825 --> 01:33:37.226
- Can you say hi, baby?
- Hi.

1420
01:33:37.295 --> 01:33:39.889
This is Mr. jelly.

1421
01:33:39.964 --> 01:33:41.295
Twiggs.

1422
01:33:51.108 --> 01:33:52.769
<i>Mr. Church once said...</i>

1423
01:33:52.843 --> 01:33:55.437
<i>A book is meant to be read
from beginning to end...</i>

1424
01:33:55.713 --> 01:33:58.774
<i>But is best understood
from end to beginning.</i>

1425
01:34:01.018 --> 01:34:03.885
<i>I suppose everything
does happen for a reason.</i>

1426
01:34:04.989 --> 01:34:06.320
<i>Mama dying.</i>

1427
01:34:06.390 --> 01:34:09.052
<i>Larson saving my baby
and himself.</i>

1428
01:34:09.126 --> 01:34:11.993
<i>Poppy finding a Dollhouse
of her own.</i>

1429
01:34:12.063 --> 01:34:13.724
<i>Even Owen...</i>

1430
01:34:13.764 --> 01:34:15.755
<i>The most beautiful 10-year-old boy...</i>

1431
01:34:15.833 --> 01:34:19.269
<i>On this or any other planet
becoming a doctor.</i>

1432
01:35:23.534 --> 01:35:25.263
<i>”Dear Charlotte.</i>

1433
01:35:25.336 --> 01:35:27.464
<i>"You've said you just want
to know me.</i>

1434
01:35:27.538 --> 01:35:31.475
<i>”My dear, you always have.</i>

1435
01:35:31.542 --> 01:35:33.943
<i>”I'm simply a man.</i>

1436
01:35:33.978 --> 01:35:36.072
<i>'Wot without faults.</i>

1437
01:35:36.147 --> 01:35:38.138
<i>'That can happen
when you're not the son...</i>

1438
01:35:38.215 --> 01:35:40.206
<i>”Your father hoped you'd be...</i>

1439
01:35:40.284 --> 01:35:42.946
<i>”Despite his verbal abuse
and beatings.</i>

1440
01:35:45.256 --> 01:35:46.533
<i>”I know you think
I took care of you...</i>

1441
01:35:46.557 --> 01:35:48.025
<i>”And your mother and Izzy...</i>

1442
01:35:48.092 --> 01:35:50.288
<i>”And you gave me nothing
in return.</i>

1443
01:35:52.129 --> 01:35:53.893
<i>"You gave me
the most important thing...</i>

1444
01:35:53.964 --> 01:35:55.022
<i>'Wife can offer.</i>

1445
01:35:57.835 --> 01:35:59.860
<i>"You gave me a family.</i>

1446
01:36:00.971 --> 01:36:03.030
<i>”And love.</i>

1447
01:36:05.042 --> 01:36:06.510
<i>Henry.”</i>

1448
01:36:27.932 --> 01:36:29.457
Mr. Church?

1449
01:36:36.907 --> 01:36:38.341
Henry?

1450
01:36:47.651 --> 01:36:49.346
I'm making eggs and grits, mama.

1451
01:36:49.420 --> 01:36:51.479
Like Mr. Church showed us.

1452
01:36:51.555 --> 01:36:55.082
Oh, this looks so yummy.

1453
01:36:55.159 --> 01:36:56.558
Thank you.
Thank you.

1454
01:36:56.594 --> 01:36:58.289
Can you set the table for us'?

1455
01:36:58.362 --> 01:37:00.558
I can get plates.

1456
01:37:03.601 --> 01:37:07.094
Okay, this will be for me.
This will be for you.

1457
01:37:07.171 --> 01:37:08.915
What do you need?
You're adding a little salt.

1458
01:37:08.939 --> 01:37:10.304
What about cheese?
You need cheese?

1459
01:37:10.341 --> 01:37:11.638
- Yeah.
- Yeah? Here you go.

1460
01:37:14.044 --> 01:37:15.068
More cheese?

1461
01:37:40.538 --> 01:37:42.267
<i>I was wrong when I said...</i>

1462
01:37:42.339 --> 01:37:43.966
<i>The legacy of the Brooks family...</i>

1463
01:37:44.041 --> 01:37:45.600
<i>Is having babies out of wedlock.</i>

1464
01:37:46.177 --> 01:37:50.011
<i>The legacy of this family
is Mr. Church.</i>

1465
01:38:13.037 --> 01:38:15.028
<i>Henry Joseph Church
could have been anything...</i>

1466
01:38:15.105 --> 01:38:16.436
<i>He wanted to be.</i>

1467
01:38:17.107 --> 01:38:18.700
<i>He chose to cook.</i>

1468
01:38:19.743 --> 01:38:22.440
<i>The key, he said, jazz.</i>

1468
01:38:23.305 --> 01:38:29.228
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