Autumn Dreams

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AUTUMN DREAMS:

Guess who?

I'm sorry, Mr. Hancock,

I'll have it ready by sundown.

They'll see us!

Stop!

Annie?

Annie?

Hey, Ben.

Hey, Joe.

Did you feed the horses

this morning?

No, no...

Annie?

Annie Hancock,

where are you?

Right here.

There's my little girl.

I'm not really your little

girl anymore, dad.

No, honey.

You'll always be my little girl.

You found her.

Yeah.

Where are the boys?

Joe?

Ben?

I just want to let you know

that we made the harvest quota.

Just barely, but barely

is good enough.

Thank you, boys.

Good work.

Thanks.

Annie, you better

go get cleaned up.

You don't want to be late

for the dance.

See you later, guys.

See you there, boys.

I love this song.

You're not changing your mind?

No.

I just don't want to hurt

my parents.

Annie, we have to leave now.

Ok, I'll see you outside.

Okay.

Joe, I need you to do me

a favour.

Yeah, of course.

Anything.

I need you to give this

to my dad in 30 minutes.

I can't believe this.

I'm having a Cinderella moment.

Annie, with this ring

I thee wed.

Ben, with this ring

I thee wed.

I now pronounce you

husband and wife.

You may kiss the bride.

Nobody waits for that anymore.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

I'm sorry, I truly am,

but you two are just too young

to get married.

Dad, you don't understand.

You're only 18, Annie.

Your mother will be so upset.

What about your plans?

You haven't even

started college.

But dad, my future is with Ben.

Look, it's not too late,

we can get it annulled.

Sir, I have a job lined up

in New York.

It's a big opportunity for me.

For us.

And they want me there

in two days.

I want to go with him.

I love him.

I love your daughter

very much, sir.

Well then I know you'll want

what's best for her.

Deep down you know I'm right.

Come on, Annie.

Get your things.

Ben...

I understand.

Maybe you two just need a

little time to think it through.

Think more clearly.

See the sense in this.

I'll send your pay along

with the annulment papers.

Mr. Hancock...

You're a decent kid.

I always liked you, Ben.

I hope I wasn't wrong

about you.

You're not wrong about me,

sir.

One day I hope to prove that

to you.

Annie!

Joe, what is it?

You did it again.

What?

Oops.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry!

It just feels so weird wearing

something so pretty

when I'm up to my elbows

in farming all day.

Look, it matters to me.

Ok.

I'll make you a deal, ok?

I won't worry about the ring

if we set a date.

We will.

We will, I promise!

It's just, I have so much

work to do

if I'm gonna get that grant.

How am I supposed to

revolutionize farming

and look for a wedding dress

all at the same time?

Wear coveralls.

I don't care.

Hey, we've been engaged

for nearly two years.

Yeah, but I had graduate

school...

And then planting

and the harvest

and taking care

of your mother...

there's always gonna

be something.

Hey, we make a good team.

Ok, let's do it.

You mean it?

Yeah, yeah!

Alright!

Alright, one

month from today,

right after harvest.

Ok.

Fall is my favourite

time of year.

Annie.

Hey.

This came for you.

This could be about the grant.

Fingers crossed.

Good news?

The foundation just wants

some more information

about my study.

Now don't you use this as an

excuse to postpone the wedding.

You finally set a date?

Right after the harvest.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Annie.

Your father would have been

so proud.

I know how much he wanted

to walk you down the aisle.

I know, mom.

I miss him every day.

We've got a wedding

to plan.

Yeah.

Is everything ok?

Yeah.

Yeah, of course

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