Becoming Redwood Page #3
than just cleaning toilets.
That dog's about one short rib
away from a heart attack.
- You understand me?
- But I...
enough!
What'd you do?
Forget?
You know how he gets
when he hasn't eaten!
Red...
You keep your nose
out of things
that don't concern you.
You understand?
I would prefer
"redwood," please.
Promised me you wouldn't
let this back into our life,
and here it is.
I promised you
that it was over
with Ethan.
The kid looks just like him.
Every time I look at him,
that's who I see.
I never promised
that I wouldn't
see my son again.
He just got here.
Can you please
give it some time?
How about you
give me some time?
Huh?
What about
Todd and Josh?
Now it's special
treatment for red.
Is that what
it's gonna be?
Do you have any idea
how hard I work
to make my boys men?
Do you have any idea?
You know that I do,
but he's here,
and I'm not
pushing it on you.
I didn't
make this happen.
It's just the way
that it is.
"Just the way it is."
I've heard that
my whole life.
And this guy won't
give me a goddamn break!
Great, you're gonna
wake up the kids.
17th tee-box.
Good morning.
You sleep okay?
Yeah.
You, uh...
Need help with that?
Yeah.
Yeah, that'd be great.
Why don't you
grab the door?
And here.
We'll need this.
Follow me.
Now, you have to promise me
you won't let Arnold
and the boys know
I let you
meet Earl, 'kay?
Okay.
He's perfectly
harmless.
Danny?
Breakfast time, Earl.
Who's this
little pecker?
This is my youngest son,
redwood.
Redwood, this is Earl.
Huh. It's a boy.
I thought it was a girl
with that hair.
Since when do hippies
roam the links?
You're welcome, Earl.
So this is the one you had
with that damn long-hair.
Eat your food, Earl!
Is he crazy?
The doctor says
he's delusional,
but he wouldn't
hurt a fly.
Who is he?
He's Arnold's father.
And why
is he down here?
Okay.
This stays
between you and me.
If Arnold even knew
you met him,
it wouldn't be good.
'Kay.
Earl had a wife
named Mary
and another son
named Danny,
Arnold's
younger brother.
One day,
when Arnold was 15,
they went out hunting
and... there
was an accident,
and Danny was killed.
How?
An accident.
He was shot!
It was an accident,
redwood.
Arnold thought he was a deer.
Earl couldn't handle it.
He kind of went crazy
and locked himself downstairs.
Mary left him six months later.
The doctors recommended
that he be put
in a psychiatric ward,
but Arnold couldn't do it.
So, instead, I moved in,
and we took care of him.
He's hasn't
left the basement since.
17th tee-box.
Redwood is tied with nicklaus,
who is safe on the fairway.
Redwood forest Hansen
needs to stay focused.
That's for sure!
Got to hit
that fade, redwood!
Keep it smooth.
Two holes left,
and we're tied!
Remember, redwood,
you win the masters,
and we can...
Change everything.
I know, ruben.
I know.
That's a great shot, Charles!
Right next to Jack's...
that's
What?
You heard me.
Sh*t! It's sh*t.
Well, don't just stand there
like a stunned ferret.
Come over here.
What do you want?
Here... take it.
What is it?
Take the damn thing!
Who
are you talking to?
Look, if Josh or dad
catch you back here,
you're gonna be
in big trouble.
Dad calls this place
"the sh*t," like 'nam.
Come on, let's go...
hey! You know
dad doesn't
want you back here.
Sh*t! Let go!
Hey, shut up.
Understand this,
you shithead,
I'm watching you.
"You got access.
"I got the secret.
Deal or no deal,
that is the question."
Charles...
Redwood has
a 180-yard approach shot
onto the 17th.
Seeya, Hank.
Charles,
this is a crucial approach shot
on the 17th
for young redwood forest Hansen.
Now, Jack is safely on in two,
and they are...
Currently tied,
at 8-under.
Keep it steady, red!
Nice and smooth, now.
Ooh!
A nice shot, Scotty.
He is right beside
Jack's approach...
But he has
broken his club.
Charles,
this looks...
Bad.
Let's go, boys.
Time to get on your feet.
Come on.
Up, up, up, up, up, everybody.
You're already
dressed.
Good.
Red's already
dressed, boys,
and goddamnit, Todd,
I hate
repeating myself.
Come on!
We're goin' huntin'.
On the porch
at 0900 hours.
Everybody. Let's go.
Smells like ass
up here.
What's with the club?
I'm tied with Jack
What?
the masters?
No.
Well, you can win
a green jacket.
It's magic.
Magic.
Yeah, you can do
anything you want with it.
What would you do?
With what?
With the magic
green jacket.
I'd send my dad
to Vietnam.
He wanted to go,
but he has flat feet.
You look ridiculous, red.
Put this on.
Keep that barrel
down, Todd.
Turn around.
Dad!
Turn around!
You could've
killed someone.
Okay, that's enough.
Get up.
Get up.
Jesus, Todd.
You be quiet.
Pull my finger.
Get up, buddy.
Right here.
Right here.
Come on. Give 'er a pull.
Huh?
Okay.
Same rules apply.
Josh leads.
If we hear a kill,
we keep our voices down.
You blow the call,
you blow it for the team,
and we don't let the team down,
right?
Right?
Right!
Okay.
This is the real deal for you,
no starter pistols.
It's time
to make you a man,
and a man uses a colt.
This, right here,
is the colt sharps deluxe.
Single-shot rifle,
30-inch tapered barrel,
quarter-rib,
Fleur-de-lis pattern.
Look at it.
You know
who Samuel colt was?
No.
No?
Well, they say
old Abe Lincoln,
he might've freed all men,
but Sam colt,
he made 'em all equal.
Here.
Take it.
Put your arm over...
Rest it
on your wrist.
You keep the barrel down
at all times.
Remember, this one's got
a lot of kick, all right?
You pay attention out there.
There's no room for mistakes.
None. You understand?
Okay.
Okay.
Take the lead, Josh.
Let's go get a deer.
If it gets your scent,
it'll run,
and I don't want
you guys just shooting.
We don't want lose a kill.
Fire straight up in the air.
Bang.
9 times out of 10,
it'll freeze.
Sometimes, it'll turn
right around and look at you,
and then you drop it.
One shot, one kill.
Oof!
Get your head
out of your ass, Todd.
That's impossible, dad.
Shut up, Josh.
Quiet.
Todd, take red,
and go around the flank.
Josh, you come with me.
What do we do?
I don't know.
Did he say "flank?"
Yeah.
All right, follow me.
What?
You hear that?
What is it?
It's gotta be a deer.
My dad says,
if it's one crack,
take it slow.
If it's two,
something like "run."
What?
See?
I was right.
One crack, redwood...
One crack.
Do you really think
Josh got the last one.
It's my turn, redwood.
But what if it...
shh...
Todd, I think
I see...
be quiet!
- Todd, I see...
- Would you...
dad! I got it!
You stupid idiot!
I had it all lined up!
It was mine, redwood.
One crack! One crack!
Ugh!
Tied on 17th.
Both puttin' for birdie.
Get up, redwood.
Get up.
Honey, I'm so sorry.
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