The Hawaiians Page #3
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- 1970
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In China, man, he bring baby.
I bring very good.
His name Kee Ah Chow,
all same Asia.
Asia? That little Pake?
He'd better have broad shoulders.
Pakes very strong.
Pretty soon come,
Africa...
America...
Australia.
Here...
for luck.
Whip, there's something...
What wrong with me?
There's nothing wrong
with you.
Just hurry up and have
that baby so we...
Wu Chow's Auntie.
I'd be deeply grateful
that is if you still have enough?
Missy doesn't have any milk.
Missy's sick?
No, she'll be all right. The milk
will probably come in a day or two.
Thank you,
more than I can...
Who told you,
you could start a garden here?
Making money,
I sell in town.
Don't you have enough work?
I give you half,
all right?
Why do you need money for?
I'll see your family's fed.
Take money, buy land,
buy this land, maybe.
You can't buy this land,
is practically in my parlour.
Anyway, Chinese don't buy land.
They take money back to China.
All right.
Grow what you can,
and keep the money.
I may need to borrow
from you someday.
Overpeck!
Overpeck!
Damn!
Damn your scabby,
rummy soul.
Hello, love.
Get out to that rig.
You can take that food
right back down the hill.
He traded the last batch for booze,
he can work hungry for a while.
Food from garden,
doesn't cost anything.
Then take it in town
and sell it.
Pretty soon, water.
Pretty soon, dry hole.
Dry hole number four.
Come on, get in here.
Garden food belongs to me,
you said.
Any whiskey in there?
What makes you so sure
he'll find water?
Not sure. No sure in China,
I come here.
I have baby, garden...
alongside great man Hoxworth.
What the matter, honey?
I don't know.
Maybe is too soon.
You're fine,
the baby's fine.
Hell, it seems like
a year to me.
I don't want to stop you.
Good night.
Purity...
what are you doing?
Thinking back
Thinking of the first canoes
that came up from Bora Bora.
Why did our people
come here?
Our people?
doesn't make us natives.
It does if we want it to.
There was no one here
and they came thousands of miles.
Who knows how many lives
were lost in those canoes.
The missionaries,
the whalers...
the Chinese,
it was easy for them.
But, not for our people.
They were magnificent, Whip.
Is coming,
I promise you.
You've been saying that
for two years.
Is coming, i can feel it,
thas why I've got you here.
I can hear it.
I've got the land and now,
I've got the water.
The only difference between
a sugar planter and me is money.
Don't you want to see me
turn respectable?
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