Sometimes a Great Notion Page #2
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- 1970
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logging coming up.
And we're liable to fall short.
But let me tell you something.
We are going
to bust our humps trying.
I'm really sorry
you feel that way.
Every time you open up
you read about violence.
It's almost as if nothing
Wait a minute.
I think we're down
to the gritty, Henry.
If you're talking threats,
I think you can make them
plainer than that.
Just what kind of violence
do you have in mind?
I'm just pointing out the facts,
that's all.
Your friends
and neighbors here,
they say
you're strike breaking.
You say, you're bound
to honor your word.
So that's the way it stands.
Well, I only speak
for the union.
We have no jurisdiction
over family operations.
So the union's out of it
from now on.
It's between you people.
Whatever happens from here
on out, the union's out of it.
I'm glad to have met you,
Mr. Stamper.
My father was a good friend
of your father
many long years ago.
Ah. What was his name?
Til Draeger.
Never heard of him.
Thanks for your hospitality.
Goodnight.
Well...
Hmm?
Yeah, we better get back
to work on that, Joe.
Tide'll be coming in
like hell tonight.
Oh, it's always coming
in like hell.
Like it or not,
all off someday.
This is it, buddy.
Huh?
OK. Thanks for the ride.
Bye bye.
Hey!
Joey. Good day, rigger.
Yeah, Hank, I get ya.
Who's doing all that
raging over there?
Oh, I can't tell
from here.
I'm going to go see
though.
What can I do for ya?
Wish I knew, Joe B.
Huh?
Oh, you sure haven't
changed much, Joe B.
All right, come on now.
Just who the hell are you?
I'm Lee, Joe B.
Leland.
You're Lee?
Can't believe it.
Huh!
My God...
Lee, what's all that crap
hanging down your head.
Can we go over now?
Why sure, boy.
Get in and we're off
and sailing, boy.
Hey, Hank!
Uncle Henry, I got Lee!
I got Leland Stamper!
I got Lee! Whoo-hoo!
What the hell is all
this shoutin' going on?
It's your kid, Uncle Henry.
What kid?
Your other kid. Lee.
Bullshit.
No. Come on.
Joe B.'s bringing him
across the river
right now.
Hey, girls,
come on...
Hi.
You?
Me.
I'm a son of a b*tch.
I lost myself a son,
he comes back home
a daughter.
Where'd you get
all that hair?
It grows.
How you been, huh?
Getting by.
Good.
I tell ya, it's about
all you can ask for.
These damn fool socialists
running the country.
Come here, honey,
would you?
Lee, I want you
to meet my misses.
This here is Jan.
Hi. Pleased to meet you.
How do you do?
And this is Tita.
Hello, Tita.
Now tell me.
What do you think about
your old man up there,
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