An Uncommon Grace Page #4
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trust me, right,
no matter how long I'm gone?
And you go and dowhatever
you need to do,
but wheneveryou're ready to
talk, honey, I'm here, okay?
Okay.
( Sighs )
- Aunt Rose!- Levi.
Levi, hello!
Come, sit down.
Your lunch is ready.
I hope that you're hungry.
Thank you, Zillah.
How long will your parentsbe able
to do without youat home, Zillah?
Oh, my father told meto
stay for as long as I want.
Rose, my father told methat
there's no reasonfor you to stay.
He says that you mustgo back to
your own familyand your own church.
I return tomy family tomorrow.
My father says becauseyou
are not Swartzentruber,
we should not be
eating with you.
It was not a decisionmade
easily, Zillah.
Uh, yes, but my
fatherhas said that...
Perhaps you should notspeak so freely
on mattersyou do not understand.
Let us pray.
Hey, there. Is Claire around?
She is busywith the babe.
Yeah, that's why I came by.
I just wanted to seehow
The babe is good.
I'm sorry, I don't thinkwe
got to properly meet.
You were at the funeral, right?
You're the bishop's daughter?
Yes, I am Zillah Weaver.
- I'm Grace.- Nice to meet you.
Your basket... where
did you get it?
Levi made it for me.
Isn't it nice?
I will carefor this family now.
You are not needed here.
( Door slams )
Levi?
Zillah.
So this is whereyou
come to hide.
No, I was...
Is something wrong?
Everyone is asleep.
I wanted toshow you something.
Show me what?
Well, when my father told
mel'd be living here,
sewing this beautifulnew
nightdress.
- Zillah.- It's pink. Look.
Zillah, please.
Do you not want to see?
You should go.
I have waitedso long for you.
I wish for usto be
husband and wife.
be marriedright away.
You should notsay such things.
Why not?
I do not love you, Zillah.
But, Levi, I could
haveanyone in our church.
Any man would bevery
happy to be with me.
Then you shouldchoose another.
It's that Englisher.
You have feelings
for her, don't you?
- Yes, you do.- No, please.
Please go.
What is this?
Such things arenot
allowed, Levi!
- They are only books.-
They are of the world!
Yes.
Yes, they are, and I read them
because they fill
mewith such ideas.
There are so
manydifferent places,
so many differentkinds
of people,
more than you couldever imagine.
Zillah, it would
takeyour breath away.
My father will
wantto know of this.
Do what you think is right.
Now, please go.
Go!
I thought the barnwas on fire.
I almost calledthe
fire department.
What are you doing?
You are an Englisher.
- You would not
understand.- You know what?
You say that a lot, like
it explains something.
A long time ago,
people used to look
upat the night sky.
They would see shapesof strange
creaturesand great men,
and they thoughtthey
lived up there.
What do you think, Grace?
Is that possible?
I think they were myths.
Because we know better now.
In my church, we
count our blessings.
Shouldn't knowledgebe
a blessing, too?
Yeah. Is that what... is
that what you believe?
I startedto read with
Elizabethafter my father died
and my mother remarried.
She opened my eyesto
a whole new world.
But for Abraham...
He was a good man...
Very strict.
And then Elizabethgave
me my first book.
I ran hometo show my mother.
When Abraham saw
it, he burned it.
He burned it?
- That's terrible.-
He was protecting me.
- You love these books,
Levi.- We have rules, Grace.
If I don't accept them,
I will bebanned by the church.
I will be shunned.
Levi, let me keepthe
books for you.
Give them to someonethat
will love them.
- There they are!- Nana! Levi!
It will be goodfor your kinder
to be home againwhere
they belong.
Claire:
And for youto return to yours.
Rose:
Henry tellsme that the cousins
played and worked well together.
- This is good.- Mm-hmm.
Who knowswhen they will
seeeach other again?
It's okay.
Zillah, what is this?
I want to go home, too.
Already?
We can drop youon our way.
I cannot go with you.
Levi, will you drive me?
Much better. Thank you.
Her sister is gone, hmm?
And the Englisher?
You must seeto
your family, Levi,
and not look to outsiders.
Perhaps he does nothave enough
timeto take care of his family
because he's too
busyreading his books.
Is this true?
I have no booksexcept the Bible.
I have seen them, Father.
He has them ina secret
roomin the barn,
books and all sorts of things.
Levi, tell me the truth.
Did my daughtersee these things?
Yes, but I got rid of
how wrong it wasto
own such books.
You should knowright from wrong
without the helpof
my daughter, Levi.
I am very sorry, Bishop.
You have confessed your sin
and rid yourselfof
the evil things.
We will speak of it no more.
Thank you, Bishop.
Come along, Zillah. Your mother
will be gladof your help.
Levi!
Was ist das?
A telephone?
- Is this yours?- Yes.
What are you doingwith this
forbiddeninstrument on your person?
In case of an emergencylike the
day my stepfatherwas killed.
Do you have so little faith
take careof such emergencies?
I prayed to Godthat day, Bishop.
I prayed for my mother.
All I know is thatwithout
Grace Conner,
I would have lost my
motherand baby brother, too.
No. No, this is too much.
You must repent!
I will expectyour confession
beforethe congregation on Sunday,
and you will destroythis
thing immediately.
( Cow lowing )
Excuse me? How did
you getover here?
All right, you know what?
We will feed a stray dog,
but you gotta go back.
- Sorry. Nothing
personal.- ( lows )
That's a good girl.
You're doing very good.
Why do you have Jacob?
Jacob?
Well, Miss Jacob herewas
in my front yard.
I don't know, there must be a
breakin the fence somewhere.
( Rainfall )
Let's get herinto the barn.
Come on.
- You take good care of her.-
She is God's creature.
I hope she wasn'ttoo
much trouble.
You know, until
this man is caught,
you shouldn't be out alone.
Eh, I had a homesick
cowin my yard.
Since you don't havea telephone,
I didn'thave much of a choice.
( Thunder )
Grace?
Sorry. It was just the...
the thunder.
It's, uh... whew.
- Is this from the war?- Yeah.
You know, mostly I'm fine.
Sometimes somethinglike
that happens
or I'll have a
nightmareor something.
And you stillwant to go back?
I know you don't understand.
I miss my family, but I miss
my teamover there, too.
They really need me.
And you?
What do you need?
I save lives over there.
lives here, too.
We probably shouldn'tbe
like this, right?
Those are my words to say.
I guess.
( Gunshot )
That was a gunshot. Was
that from the house?
Levi:
Mom!What happened? Are
you all right?
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