Brokeback Mountain (2005) Edit

A little cow and calf operation? It'd be a sweet life.

A ranch foreman's wife over in Rutters.

About a year.

About gettin' him a tutor?

About the ashes, I mean.

After we ship stock and before winter feedin' starts again.

Aguirre came by again.

Aguirre got all over my ass, like I was supposed to control the weather.

Aguirre got no right makin' us do somethin' against the rules.

Aguirre got no right to make me do this.

All I'm sayin' is, what's the point of making it?

All right, hon.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right. Fuck it.

All right. Fuck it.

All right. Jenny's still got a runny nose.

All this time and you ain't found nobody else to marry?

Alma and me, we're gonna get married when I come down off this mountain.

Alma Del Mar Jr. And Jennifer Del Mar...

Alma, come with me. Watch your feet.

Alma, I can't afford not to be there when the heifers calve.

Alma, this is Jack Twist.

Alma! Alma!

Alma?

Alma.

And all I find is beans.

And down he goes! Watch out there, fella!

And drug him around by his dick till it pulled off.

And forgive us our trespasses...

And he's gonna sleep there.

And head on over to the church social.

And her time is 17 and 2!

And I ain't foolin'.

And I can't get the time off.

And I don't think that his pickup could make it down here, anyway.

And I sure never thought...

And I tied a note to the end of the line.

And I won't have to put up with Joe Aguirre's crap no more.

And I'll freeze if I don't find that parka.

And I'll ride out at first light.

And I'm not you! I can't make it...

And it'll rain money from L.D. Newsome...

And me and my brother...

And my brother and sister, they raised me, mostly.

And no more room for me.

And ready to be humped like a frog.

And rodeoin' ain't what it was in my daddy's day.

And said you caught a bunch of brownies and you ate them up.

And scattered food everywhere.

And sing to me.

And somebody with supplies will be there at the pick up.

And someone looks at you...

And that's the story of my saddle bronc career.

And the Army didn't get you? No, too busted up.

And the time is 16 and 9!

And then I pledged Tri Delt at SMU.

And then my sis left. She married a roughneck, moved to Casper.

And then she'll powder it again once the party's over.

And then you ask me about Mexico and you tell me you'll kill me...

And then you come back lookin' all perky...

And there was my note still tied there.

And they was a joke in town...

And this thing grabs hold of us again...

And we'll lick this damn ranch into shape.

And whiskey will flow in the streams. Jack, that's real smart.

And you are my guest. Now you sit down...

And you know how me and the girls like fish.

And you measure the short fucking leash you keep me on...

And you must've got those notes I left at your place.

And you?

And, Jack, this is my wife, Alma.

Anyway, they found Earl dead...

Are you from ranch people?

Are you sure?

As far behind as we are on the bills...

As long as we can ride it.

As we forgive those who trespass against us.

Back in '63.

Bad predator loss if there's nobody lookin' after 'em at night.

Beans is about all we got left. Got whiskey or somethin'?

Because the Bighorn Mountains ain't in Texas.

Because, honey, where clothes is concerned, I got no resistance.

Been up with the sheep all day, I get down here hungry as hell...

Before I knock your ignorant ass into next week.

Before she goes to a party?

Besides, I'll only be a couple of days.

Besides, I'm scared for Jenny...

Besides, that son of a bitch, he's cuttin' us out a whole month's pay.

Best damn rodeo clown I've ever worked with.

Big hurry.

Bobby, if you don't eat your dinner...

Bound to be a lot of pussy on the hoof in a crowd like this.

Boy, were we behind the times.

Boys should watch football.

Bring 'em down, why? It's the middle of August.

Bring fish, Daddy. A big, big one!

Bring home some ground steaks if you think of it.

Broke his nose and jaw and knocked him unconscious on his back.

Build a cabin...

Build the place, help run the ranch.

But $24 in a coffee can.

But as far as our marriage goes...

But beats workin' for my old man. Can't please my old man, no way.

But I warn you, I can't cook worth a damn.

But I warn you, I can't cook worth a damn.

But I wasn't sure about your name or address.

But I wasn't sure where that was.

But if you make it between Montana and Wyoming, I'd take Wyoming...

But my dad, he was a fine roper.

But the herder...

But you didn't want it, Ennis.

But you sleep with the sheep 100%.

But, like most of Jack's ideas...

Buy me liquor, I'd have been a alcoholic long ago.

By the time somebody come along, he'd drowned in his own blood.

Bye, Daddy!

Bye, sweetheart.

Bye.

Bye.

Can I? Thank you.

Can't wait till I get my own spread...

Can't we move to town?

Carl?

Christ, Ennis.

Come back here!

Come here, come here.

Come here! This ain't no rodeo, cowboy!

Come here.

Come here.

Come here.

Come here.

Come here.

Come here.

Come here. Come here.

Come here. Come here. Oh!

Come here. Oh, Alma, please!

Come here. You okay?

Come in for supper, go back to the sheep.

Come on in, Alvin.

Come on now, you're sleepin' on your feet like a horse.

Come on, Cheyenne!

Come on, come on.

Come on, come on.

Come on, folks, she's gotta hear it, let's give her a big hand!

Come on, folks! Help her home!

Come on, girl!

Come on, Jack. Lighten up on me.

Come on! Come on!

Come on.

Come on.

Come on. Come on.

Come on. Shit.

Come over here and ask...

Comin' up.

Considerin' they didn't leave us nothin'...

Could get you killed if I come to know them.

Count ain't what I'd hoped for, neither.

Custody of the two minor children...

Daddy, I was thinking, what with the new baby and all...

Daddy, tell about when you rode broncs in the rodeo.

Daddy, that was two years ago.

Daddy, the church picnic's next weekend.

Daddy?

Daddy?

Daddy.

Daddy. Thank you.

Damn it!

Damn you, Ennis.

Damn. Shit!

Day we had that big ice storm.

Defendant is ordered to pay child support to plaintiff...

Del Mar divorce granted, this sixth day of November, 1075.

Didn't think I'd hear from you again.

Do I look like I can afford a fuckin' ropin' horse?

Do ourselves a little fishin'.

Docs don't expect he'll make it.

Don't know.

Don't know. Maybe he's not the marrying kind.

Don't let them stray.

Don't try and fool me no more, Ennis.

Don't want the Game and Fish to catch us with no elk.

Doubt there's a filly that could throw me.

Drink a little whiskey, fish some.

Dumb ass mule.

Earl and Rich.

Eight months old. Smiles a lot.

Ennis Del Mar ain't been around, has he?

Ennis Del Mar, he used to say.

Ennis Del Mar.

Ennis Del Mar. I'm an old buddy of Jack's.

Ennis, could you wipe Alma Jr.'s nose?

Ennis, girls don't fall in love with fun.

Ennis, let's move. Let's just move, okay?

Ennis, please, you promised you'd take them tonight.

Ennis, they got an opening over at the power company.

Ennis, well...

Ennis?

Ennis.

Ennis.

Ennis.

Ennis. Del Mar.

Ennis. Ennis.

Even if I wanted to know...

Evenin', get 'em bedded down.

Every four fucking years?

Everything's built on that! That's all we got, boy. Fucking all.

Excuse me, darling.

Excuse me.

Fast or slow, I just like the direction you're goin'.

Find yourself someplace different, maybe Texas.

Fine.

Fine. I was just thinkin' out loud.

For how long?

For needin' somethin' I don't hardly never get!

For thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory, forever. Amen.

For what it's worth.

For what?

For you forgettin' to bring that harmonica.

Four seconds for him.

Four years. Damn! Yeah, four years.

Fridays at noon, be down at the bridge...

Fuck Aguirre! Oh, yeah, fuck Aguirre.

Fuck you. Asshole.

Fucking real good life. Had us a place of our own!

Fucking tell 'em you made a mistake, then!

Get 'em an ice cream. Somethin'.

Get away, you know?

Get in touch with his folks.

Get on in there and untangle 'em Chilean sheep out of ours, I guess.

Get out of my house, Ennis Del Mar! You hear me? You get out!

Get out!

Gettin' tired of your dumb ass missin'.

Girls all right?

Give 'em a hand, folks, our very own rodeo clowns!

Give 'em hell.

Give it to you when we get to Signal.

Give us a beer, Doug.

Go to hell, Ennis Del Mar.

God damn it, Alma! Alma!

God damn!

God, half the goddamn paint brands have wore off!

God. God damn.

Goddamn horse spooked and the mules took off...

Goddamn pup tent smells like cat piss or worse.

Going to snow tonight for sure.

Gonna split up with his wife and come back here...

Good for me.

Good for you.

Good job, little girl.

Goodbye.

Got 14 hours of driving ahead of me.

Got a crappie house, little boat.

Got it all figured out, ain't he?

Half his ashes was interred here, the rest was sent up with his folks.

He even talks.

He expects me home with the car by midnight.

He got another fella gonna come up here with him...

He had some half baked notion...

He looked like he could eat himself a camel.

He loves you?

He told me you hadn't been back, so I left.

He use to say he wanted his ashes scattered on Brokeback Mountain...

He used to try.

He was cremated, like he wanted.

He was only 39 years old.

He wouldn't listen to me if he was goin' deaf tomorrow.

He's broke free today, folks! Come on, spin and spin and spin!

He's comin' for you. Send in the clowns!

He's gonna pitch a pup tent on the QT with the sheep...

He's got a little cabin down on Lake Kemp.

He's kickin' me to high heaven, but he don't jackboard me! No!

He's on board Sleepy today! Let's hope he's not!

He's the spittin' image of his grandpa.

Hell, I don't know...

Hell, Jack, you know me. About all the travelin' I ever done...

Hell, that's the most I've spoke in a year.

Hell, we don't eat with our eyes.

Hell, yes, I've been to Mexico. Is that a fucking problem?

Hello.

Hello. Hello, this is Ennis Del Mar.

Help run the place.

Her dad sells farm equipment. I mean, big farm equipment.

Here and there.

Here comes Scotty Gri·iths, out of Lubbock, Texas.

Here she comes, ladies and gentlemen!

Here we go. Here we are!

Here's Cheyenne Hodson from Cody, Wyoming!

Here's next week's.

Hey there, Junior. You ready?

Hey, Ennis, you know somebody, name of Jack?

Hey, honey.

Hey, honey. Honey, what are y'all doing here?

Hey, you heard your mama.

Hey! You might want to keep it down, I got two little girls here.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hi, Mr. Aguirre.

Hold on.

Honey, got a surprise for you.

Honey, have you seen my blue parka?

How about it, folks?

How my girls doing?

Hunting for extra zeros, her eyes gettin' smaller and smaller.

Hunting for extra zeros, her eyes gettin' smaller and smaller.

Husbands don't never seem to wanna dance with their wives.

I ain't jokin'.

I already promised I'd take the extra shift!

I been puttin' the blocks...

I bet I could fix it up real nice.

I bet you could fix this place up real nice if you wanted to.

I can spare you a loan, bud, if you're short on cash.

I can't begin to tell you how bad I feel.

I can't believe that. God damn.

I come by to say that...

I come in for breakfast, I go back to the sheep.

I come on a bear is what happened.

I could've had my pick of pretty much any job in North Dallas.

I couldn't get here fast enough.

I did, once.

I didn't have no wings.

I don't get off for another three hours.

I don't get you, Ennis Del Mar.

I don't know what he's doing. I'm seein' Kurt now.

I don't know, I don't know what the Pentecost is.

I don't know, I never give it any thought.

I don't know, I never give it any thought.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know...

I don't need your money, huh?

I don't rodeo much myself.

I doubt there's nothin' we can do.

I feel awful bad about Jack.

I figured I could drop the girls off with you.

I figured you were sore from that punch.

I got a million things I gotta do here before I can leave.

I got me a year of high school.

I got to go.

I got two whole boxes of formula for you.

I got your card that the divorce came through.

I got your message about the divorce.

I guess all the heifers must've decided...

I guess I'll head up on to Lightning Flat.

I guess you're 10, you can do whatever you want. Isn't that right?

I guess, I thought that this means you...

I had to ask about 10 different people in Riverton...

I just can't stand this any more, Jack.

I kept his room like it was when he was a boy.

I kind of got this thing going with...

I knew him a long time.

I know what that means. Jack Twist.

I know where Brokeback Mountain is.

I left word for you with Steve at the ranch.

I looked in that case first chance I got...

I married the prettiest little gal in Childress, Texas.

I mean, he more or less already said it.

I mean, hell, Lureen's old man...

I mean, my folks, they was Methodist.

I mean, what's the point...

I mean, why powder your nose just to go home and go to bed?

I might be back.

I now pronounce you man and wife.

I really appreciate that. Randall never does.

I reckon they can find themselves a new cowboy.

I suggest you get your scrawny asses in here pronto.

I sure am sorry.

I sure do. Lureen Newsome.

I tell you, folks, that sure looked like the winnin' ride to me!

I tell you...

I think he appreciated that.

I think I should take the girls into town this weekend.

I think I'm supposed to be on a roundup down near the Tetons.

I think it'd be nice.

I think my dad was right.

I thought Brokeback Mountain might be around where he grew up.

I thought he meant to get drunk. He drank a lot.

I thought I'd tell you before the Sergeant showed up.

I thought you had the day off! Well, you thought wrong!

I thought you said that mare couldn't throw you.

I thought you were gonna call.

I told her it keeps me fit.

I told her strong backs and weak minds runs in the family.

I told him it'd take more than chewing gum and baling wire...

I told Randall we ought to take the car.

I told you it ain't gonna be that way.

I told you what she could do, and now let me show you.

I was probably no fun anyways, was I?

I was spending more than I made. More than Randall ever will make.

I was thinkin', maybe I could...

I was wonderin' if you was needin' any help this summer.

I wish I knew how to quit you!

I won't ever be home.

I worked through a blizzard last Christmas. You remember that?

I'd be an awful good help, I know I would.

I'd end up in a poky little place like Childress.

I'd have 'em, if you'd support 'em.

I'd like to buy Jimbo here a beer.

I'll be half the night.

I'll be happy to leave you alone.

I'll clean this up just as soon as I call my sister...

I'll just roll up out here, grab 40 winks...

I'll see you next month, then.

I'll stick with beans.

I'll tell you this, I can't quit this one...

I'll tell you what.

I'll try if I can get Don Wroe's cabin again.

I'll try to get somethin' on a ranch, I guess.

I'm enjoying the peace and quiet.

I'm going to tell you this one time, Jack fucking Twist.

I'm going to yell for Monroe.

I'm gonna bring him up here one of these days...

I'm gonna go up to the sheep now.

I'm gonna have to turn off that television.

I'm not sayin' that I wouldn't... It's all right, I understand.

I'm nothin'.

I'm nowhere.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm spurrin' his guts out! Wavin' to the girls in the stands!

I'm starvin'. Want to get somethin' to eat?

I'm sure as hell sorry. You know I am.

I'm tired of these lonesome old ranches.

I've been trying to call you for hours.

If I had three hands, I could.

If I was to let every rodeo hand I pulled a bull off of...

If the Army don't get me.

If the taxes don't get it, the inflation will eat it all up.

If you don't get stomped winnin' it, huh?

If you don't want no more of my kids...

If you got nothin', you don't need nothin'.

If you need smokes, Alma, they're in the top pocket of my blue shirt.

In an irrigation ditch.

In case Forest Service snoops around.

In that darn pickup.

In the sum of $125 per month for each of the minor children...

In the wrong place...

In the wrong time...

In them earlier days, I'd just quit the job.

In you go.

Is Alma here?

Is around a coffee pot, looking for the handle.

Is awarded to plaintiff.

Is he somebody you cowboyed with, or what?

Is his folks still up in Lightning Flat?

Is there anything interestin' up there in heaven?

Isn't he just the spittin' image of his grandpa?

It ain't right.

It ain't so lonely now, is it?

It makes me nervous not to take no precaution.

It might be some pretend place...

It said, Hello, Ennis, bring some fish home. Love, Alma.

It was hard enough gettin' this time.

It was only about three seconds I was on that bronc.

It's a big son of a bitch. He had balls on him the size of apples.

It's a good thing you and Lureen happened along when you did...

It's all right, Daddy.

It's all right.

It's all right.

It's all right. It's all right.

It's all yours, buddy! It's all yours.

It's all yours.

It's because of you, Jack, that I'm like this.

It's funny, isn't it?

It's just like my hand.

It's like watchin' a rabbit tryin' to...

It's nobody's business but ours.

It's okay. It's okay, Alma.

It's Saturday night, you know, we could still smarten up...

It's too cold! Close it up!

Jack fuckin' Twist.

Jack fucking Twist.

Jack kept his friends' addresses in his head.

Jack Twist from all the way up in Lightning Flat, Wyoming.

Jack Twist, hangin' on for dear life!

Jack used to mention you.

Jack used to say...

Jack, I got to work.

Jack.

Jeez, I...

Jenny will be singing and Monroe is gonna cater the reception.

Jesus...

Joe will have your ass if you do.

Just finished my shift. Wanna dance?

Just quit your yammerin' and get in here!

Kill us a nice elk.

Knowing Jack...

L.D., I can already see who little Bobby looks like.

L.D., where did you put 'em?

Las Vegas or California?

Last one in!

Last summer I had goddamn near 25% loss. I don't want that again.

Last time I did, I think it was our wedding.

Last time I seen it, you was in it...

Last year, one storm, the lightnin' killed 42 sheep.

Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.

Let 'er rip and snort, boys!

Let me see.

Let's get a move on.

Let's git, unless you wanna sit around tyin' knots all day.

Let's give Scotty Griths a big hand, folks.

Lie back. Come on.

Like his wife said he wanted to...

Like I said, me and Alma is gettin' married in November.

Like the car?

Like they all know, too?

Look at this crowd!

Look at those eyes.

Look what I brought.

Looks like I got the message, in any case.

Lureen's good at making hard deals in the machinery business...

Lureen's old man makes serious money, farm machine business.

Ma and Monroe have been awful strict on me.

Made $2,000 that year, bull ridin'. Nearly starved.

Makin' a livin' is about all I got time for now.

Mama, I need crayons. Not now, Alma.

Mama.

Man, that's more words than you've spoke in the past two weeks.

Maybe I could come stay with you.

Maybe I'll shoot one of the sheep.

Maybe we could get a baby sitter.

Maybe we should put the brakes on?

Maybe. Why?

Me and Kurt...

Me and the girls worry about you bein' alone so much.

Me, neither.

Mexico?

Might be good pay.

Might go up to my daddy's place and give him a hand through the winter.

Mom never explained it to me. I guess it's when the world ends...

Money's a good point. True enough.

More on me than Jenny even.

My boss called and, well, he wants me to go up to the ranch.

My daddy, he made sure me and my brother seen it.

My little girl, getting married.

My mama used to say that to me when I was little.

My mama, she believes in the Pentecost.

My old lady's tryin' to get me to quit this job.

My second year up here.

Never come to pass.

Never taught me a thing, never once come to see me ride.

New model comin' in this week, remember?

Next up is an up and comer!

Night before you went on one of your little trips.

No fire, don't leave no sign.

No one's around for Junior to play with.

No one's eatin' unless you're servin' it!

No thanks, cowboy.

No, I...

No, I'm...

No, it's all right. Go ahead. All right.

No, Jack ain't the restaurant type.

No, Jack, he rodeos, mostly.

No, Jack, I don't know what to say.

No, ma'am...

No, please don't!

No, rent in town is too high.

No, they run themselves off. There was...

No!

No.

No.

No. Come on, let's don't. Jenny'll get scared.

Not on your fuckin' life.

Not so lonely like you were raised.

Not tonight, bud. I'd sure rather not.

Not unless you can cure pneumonia.

Not until he finishes eating the meal...

Nothin' up on Brokeback?

November.

Now get the hell out of my trailer.

Now this Kurt fella...

Now you listen to me, you don't know nothing about it.

Now you sit down, you old son of a bitch!

Now, I don't want any trouble from you.

Now, we can get together once in a while...

Now, what I want is a camp tender...

Now, you know I ain't set up for that.

Of course, he hates my guts.

Of course, he'd never listen to me.

Of ridin' some piece of stock for eight seconds?

Oh, boy, look at her fly!

Oh, boy! Good ride, cowboy! Well, let's see what the judges say!

Oh, boy.

Oh, fuck!

Oh, hell, back seat of the car, where I left 'em.

Oh, no, I was just...

Oh, shit!

Oh, shit.

Oh, that's good.

Oh, wait, hold on.

Oh, yeah?

Oh, yeah.

Okay, all right, I'll call my sister.

Okay, we take one more bite, and then you're finished with dinner.

Okay, you bastard.

Okay!

Old Brokeback got us good, don't it?

On a couple of high altitude fucks once or twice a year!

On the allotments.

Once in a while.

One curve in the road in 43 miles, and they miss it.

Only I was no angel like you and Jenny here.

Only thing, don't never order soup.

Or else we'd still be stuck on the side of the road...

Or you don't think I'm the one for him?

Our husbands ain't the least bit interested in dancin'.

Our wedding will be June 5, at the Methodist church.

Out on a back road, when the tire blew up.

Over at Roy Taylor's ranch. Like it or not, here I am!

Pardon us.

Parking this trailer on the beach is illegal.

Please, Daddy? Please!

Please. Thank you.

Pretty well known in his day.

Price tag still on it after five years.

Probably quit givin' it to his wife after his kids was born.

Pulled in last night. Didn't want to wake you up.

Pullin' bulls off of you buckaroos is just my job.

Real home, other kids for the girls to play with.

Really, Alma, it's okay. I'll get it.

Right next summer, I drove back up to Brokeback.

Right, it'd be my job if I lose any of 'em.

Right. Fine.

Rodeo can get 'em.

Say, didn't that pissant used to ride the bulls?

Says bring 'em down.

Says my uncle didn't die after all.

Says there's a storm comin', movin' in from the Pacific.

Scared if she has another one of 'em bad asthma spells.

See now, it don't seem fair...

See the folks for a day or two.

See you in the morning.

See you Sunday, latest.

See, I only get them once a month, and I missed last month.

She don't ever suspect?

She got lucky.

She says I'm gettin' too old to be breakin' my back shovelin' asphalt.

She's a waitress. Wants to go to nursing school or somethin'.

She's headed around two!

She's turnin' on two!

Shit, that's hard.

Shit.

Shit.

Shot a coyote up there.

Shouldn't we move a little closer?

Smokin'. Gets tiresome.

So he says.

So how long have you known this guy for?

So I hope you know that, if you don't never know the rest!

So I just... Because of the roundup.

So I'll pick you and Jenny up next weekend, after church.

So me and Jack, we're gonna head out and get ourselves a drink. Yeah?

So my pick was Neiman Marcus, which was a disaster...

So now I'm stuck with what I got here.

So save your money for your next entry fee, cowboy.

So the bank took the ranch...

So what we got now is Brokeback Mountain!

So, one night, I got your creel case open...

So, what's the occasion?

So...

So...

Some ranch neighbor of his from down in Texas.

Sometimes I miss you so much, I can hardly stand it.

Son of a bitch.

Sorry. I didn't mean to be rude.

Speak for yourself.

Spend half the night checkin' for damn coyotes.

Squeeze into a snake hole with a coyote on its tail.

Supper's on the stove!

Sure enough. Pleased to meet you, ma'am.

Sure.

Sure.

Suspicious, like he knows.

Swear to God, I didn't know we was goin' to get into this again.

Take your friend to the Knife and Fork?

Talked to Aguirre about a job, and...

Tell you what.

Tell you what.

Tent don't look right.

Texans don't drink coffee?

Texas?

Thank you for asking me to dance with you.

Thank you for your time.

Thank you, ma'am.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thanks.

That ain't the point. The point is, we both ought to be in this camp.

That don't mean nothing, Alma.

That fire and brimstone crowd?

That good?

That harmonica don't sound quite right either.

That his mama took three hours to fix.

That line hadn't touched water in its life.

That snow barely stuck an hour.

That was before the transmission went on the pickup.

That was right out of SMU.

That we have been together in nearly 20 years...

That's 'cause it got kind of flattened when that mare threw me.

That's all we got.

That's how come me end up here.

That's how I met Lureen.

That's if he shows.

That's why I took to rodeoin'. You ever rodeo?

The Forest Service has got designated campsites...

The girls need to be fed. Well, you take care of it!

The hell they are.

The next thing I knew, I was flying through the air...

The Pentecost.

The rim of the tire slammed into his face...

The stud duck do the carvin' around here.

The truth is...

The two of you was gonna move up here...

Them camps can be 3, 4 miles from where we pasture the woollies.

Them soup boxes are hard to pack.

Then I met old Randall here at an Aggie game...

Then I'll be happy to.

Then we could just live together, herdin' sheep.

Then why don't you?

Then you go out on the pavement and everyone's lookin' at you...

Then, this spring...

There ain't no reins on this one.

There in the bedroom.

There they go, folks! And look at Sleepy go, boy!

There were these two old guys ranched up together down home.

There you go! No hands!

There you go.

There you go.

There you go.

There, Rodeo.

There, that's a good bite. All right, you're excused.

There...

There's a cheap place in Riverton, over the Laundromat.

There's never enough time, never enough.

There's not much you can do about it down there, neither.

There's somethin' I been meanin' to tell you, bud.

They ain't got a smidgen of rhythm between them.

They did the best they could after my folks was gone.

They took a tire iron to him, spurred him up...

They'll be there till the day they die.

Thinkin' that ranchin' was still big hats and Marlboros.

This ain't her fault.

This is a goddamn bitch of an unsatisfactory situation.

This is a one shot thing we got goin' on here.

This is Lureen Newsome from right here in Childress, Texas!

This is my house, this is my child...