Messengers 2: The Scarecrow Page #2

Weather said there's gonna be a front

moving in later in the week.

Yeah?

- Soda?

- Sure.

- Why are you being so nice to me?

- Why are you being so grumpy?

- I guess I've been a bear lately, huh?

- Grizzly.

Yeah. Just ignore me.

I don't want to ignore you.

I want you to come to me

when you're stressed.

You're beautiful.

You've always been beautiful.

Everybody knew

you'd get out of this dead-end town.

Why would I wanna do that?

I don't know. You could have married

somebody rich, a banker, lawyer...

You could have married Tommy.

Car lot, property.

I mean, what's he worth now?

- I got you pregnant.

- Enough.

I don't ever want to hear you

talk like that again.

Lindsey is the greatest gift

you have ever given me.

You were too young.

I stole your youth.

I love my life, I love my kids, and I love you.

Come here. Kiss me.

Hey.

Hey, Rollins. Hey.

Did you drag me all the way out here

on purpose?

I mean, look at my shoes.

You know,

I'm not here to take away your farm, John.

Good. Grab a hoe. You can help me out.

Come on.

You gotta give me something

to go back to the board with.

Why? You gave me a 60-day extension.

Well, yeah,

and a lot of good it's gonna do you.

I mean, look at this.

You're never gonna sell this crop.

Did you even consider irrigation?

Yeah. I came to you six months ago

for a loan for a water pump.

You turned me down, remember?

Well, you know what, John?

Times are tough on everyone.

That's a nice watch.

You know, John,

I think you should really consider selling.

Look around.

I wouldn't even make half the money back

that I already owe the bank.

And what if you could? I may have a buyer,

and I think I can convince him

to make an offer

that would allow you to walk away debt free.

I don't know.

Man, come on, John.

Listen, I'm here as your friend.

I have a meeting with the board tomorrow,

and I have no option

but to recommend foreclosure.

You're gonna lose your farm, John,

and I'm doing everything I can

to soften the blow.

- Lf I sold, how much would you make?

- Come on.

Will you quit being so stubborn? It's over.

Think of your wife and kids.

Don't mention my family. We're not moving.

My crows are dead. My luck is changing.

I'll bring the harvest in on time.

Okay, John. We'll see.

Hey, you got the irrigation working.

Supper's on the stove.

Kids are out, so it's just you and me tonight.

John.

John.

John, dinner's gonna...

John, come on.

I should go down.

Don't.

John. John!

Stop it. John, you're hurting me!

Stop. Stop. John.

John.

What is wrong with you?

I'm sorry.

Listen, if he won't sell,

I'll convince the board to foreclose.

Well, relax.

I've known guys like Rollins before.

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