Suddenly Page #3
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- 1954
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I don't know,
I never finished the receiver.
Well, this is one,
and I wish you'd call Jud.
I don't wanna'.
Besides it costs more on Saturdays.
It's cheaper than what it'd cost,
when you're finished with it.
Stop taking it out on me,
just 'cos you and Tod had a fight!
- You haven't touched your cake.
- Don't want it.
Pidge darling,
I made it especially for you.
You made it because you
wouldn't let me wear my gun.
Drink your milk, darling.
- Sissy.
- What?
That's what the guys call me.
I don't care what they call you, I'm
your mother and I know what's best for you.
Pidge! Pidge, you shouldn't
walk out when I'm talking to you.
I thought you
were finished.
The boy's just
disappointed, that's all.
Dad, please stop interfering.
First you take him out of the
Highcliff Cub Scouts, and then...
Pidge, go to your room.
I'll have this old set perkin' in a minute
son; then we'll watch the ball game.
Dad, I've had this
for the last time.
Ellen, you're a grown-up girl. You got a
problem you haven't worked out.
That's no reason why Pidge
should have your problem.
I've only done
what I thought was right.
I read about an experiment once.
Kept germs away from a kid.
Raised him pure and scientifically.
First time he went out,
he caught cold
and died of pneumonia.
What has that to do with Pidge?
The kid hadn't been exposed,
he had no immunity.
There's cruelty, hatred and tyranny
in the world. You can't ignore it.
Pidge's gonna' learn about
the law, so's he can defend it.
Defend it? So he can become a soldier
and be murdered like his father?
My son was killed in the
performance of his duty, Ellen.
some god-forsaken battlefield,
thousand of miles from where
he was born. You call that duty?
Yes Ellen.
Well, is that what you'd like for Pidge?
Would that make you happy?
If Pete could hear you now,
he'd be ashamed of you.
How can you say
The old boys wrote the words: 'Life,
liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.'
They sounded mighty nice, but they
wouldn't have been worth a nickel,
if somebody hadn't
made 'em stick.
Grandpa! Grandpa!
Look out the window! Golly!
What is it?
Coming down from Wetherby,
a whole lot of state troopers, see 'em?
Sure cut it fine.
You couldn't possibly be surprised
- So I tried to beat 'em.
- State troopers, right on time.
Oh, they're good.
- The best, alright Bart, follow me.
- Ok.
There are two routes
Over the mountains, or you
can go down to the main highway,
go into Three Rivers, the ranch
is about 20 miles further out.
We'll stick to the main highway.
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