The Harrow Page #3

- Who are you?

- Name's Miller.

I'm workin' for your um...

Well, he gave me these

until I could get my own.

So uh, I'm returning them.

- I'll be sure he gets 'em.

- I'd appreciate that.

- Well?

- I uh...

I know it ain't my business,

but I saw what

happened this morning.

Well, I was just wonderin'

if you were okay.

- You were right the first time.

It ain't your business.

- Hey!

I saw you at my house.

My wife ain't none

of your concern.

That clear?

- I'm sorry about your loss.

It's late.

- All right.

Well, I'll be goin' then.

Hey, maybe I come by

again, if that's all right.

- There ain't no reason to.

I done what I can for you.

- You know anything

about workin' on a farm?

Don't look like it!

You cost me 100 a day!

- Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

Jesus Christ.

- Get the hell off my farm!

All you f***ers!

I said get!

Hey! God damn it, wait a minute!

- I've had my fill of this!

To hell with you!

- All right, maybe I lost

my composure a little bit.

You done good, I'm

grateful to ya.

Hey.

Come on, now. It's late.

How 'bout you come on,

have supper with us.

I reckon I owe you that.

- Don't you want more?

- No. Thank you, ma'am.

- So, where you goin'

after season's out?

- South.

- Like what, Florida?

- No, way down,

Brazil, Argentina.

- What for?

- No reason, I just want to.

- I seen a lot pass

through here, driftin',

don't own nothin'

but their clothes,

and most of 'em are

runnin' from something'.

You ever done time?

Well, sh*t. I have.

Banker man, right

here on my property,

tellin' me he's

gonna take this farm.

He's talkin' and

talkin', I just watched

his jaw move until I

couldn't stand it no more.

I cracked his skull,

busted his eye socket in.

Looked more like a cut

of meat than a man.

And Gale here, she's

screamin' at me,

even turned the hose on me like

I was some kind of rabbit dog.

Didn't ya darlin'?

- God's sake, Uriah, you

gotta tell that story?

I did three years for that.

I got no regrets.

A man can't defend his

home, he ain't worth sh*t.

- Who's that?

- That looks like Jimmy.

Jimmy, come on in.

- Hey, Uriah.

Hope I didn't interrupt nothin'.

- You're okay.

What's up?

- Well, uh, I'm on

that construction

job they're doin'

up on route 70.

Could use a man

to run the paver.

- Yeah, startin' when?

- Well, tomorrow.

- You serious?

- I can ask frank if you can't.

I just thought I'd

come to you first.

- Don't bother 'bout it.

You want another

beer, or somethin'?

- No, I'm fine.

Place is real nice.

- You think so?

- How long you two been married?

- Now, why you wanna know that?

Well?

- They need someone for that

highway project, union wage.

- How long?

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