Besetment Page #5
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- 2017
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Well, we'd like
to do it tonight.
Tonight?
Well, I know...
They're in a hurry.
Like, they two...
Oh, I see.
I see.
Yes, and I have raised him
to be a good Christian boy,
so there will be no
consummation without a wedding.
Walk with god, son.
And I don't want you
telling the locals about this.
I want this to be
a private ceremony.
Do you understand?
Of course, Millie.
I don't want them
and their vile gossip
ruining my son's special day.
Very well.
Well then, I guess that's all.
Do you have a license?
Excuse me?
Well, I can't marry
them without a license.
Ben, I thought you did all that.
No, you have to go to city hall.
Oh, there's no problem.
A few forms to fill out.
They give it to you
right on the spot.
Well, you know where
the court house is.
Yes, ma'am.
Oh, well then, that does it.
See you at nine, Ben.
Come on, Billy.
I'll be damned.
In mysterious ways you do work.
Oh, what a lucky
young woman you are.
We can't have you
going to a wedding
with your lips all sown
shut like that now, can we?
Do you think you
can behave yourself?
Okay.
Then let's take those
nasty stitches out.
I'm so glad I held
onto these instruments.
And now just a little snip.
There.
There.
And there.
Okay, now, did you know
I have everything
to deliver a baby?
See?
Yes, I can deliver
your baby right here.
There.
So, you see, I used to
help frank all the time.
There's really nothing to it.
One more.
Let me look there.
Yes, I think I have
a lovely lipstick
that will cover those
little stitch holes.
You're never gonna
get away with this.
Of course I will, honey.
No.
There now.
This won't hurt a bit.
It'll just keep you
from getting cold feet.
There.
Now we can get you
ready for your wedding.
Here's your pen.
You can sign right
there, please.
And right here please.
All right, and
that'll be 35 dollars.
There you are.
Ashley.
Yeah?
Was that Billy Colvin?
Yeah, William f. Colvin.
What did he just do?
He picked up a marriage license.
Can I see this?
I need a copy of this.
Okay, sure.
Thanks.
Oh.
Oh, don't you look
just breathtaking.
Do you think the lipstick
is a little bit much?
Oh well.
I can't wait for
Billy to see you.
You're so pretty.
Joe.
Joe, you gotta see this.
I was at the court house
filing traffic citations,
and guess who was getting
a marriage license?
Billy Colvin's getting married?
Yes, but look who he's marrying.
Oh sh*t.
Sh*t, sh*t, sh*t.
Okay, you take her for a minute.
I gotta do something.
Here, here's the train.
Here, take the train.
I got her, I got her, mommy.
It just takes the
edge off, Billy.
Oh, gotta take a picture.
Okay, smile.
Perfect.
Okay, here we go.
Here we go, let me, I got it.
Here, get some flowers.
All right, I got her.
Okay.
Let's go.
Come on.
Come on, come on.
That a girl, that a girl.
Easy, easy.
Get her in there.
Watch out for, watch
out for her hair!
I worked on that
all god damned day.
Get her dress in there.
Okay.
Good boy, good boy.
Well, don't you look nice.
Are you nervous, Billy?
Yes sir.
Well, don't you worry.
Just enjoy it.
It's a man's right of passage
to be married to a woman.
Put your foot up.
God embraces matrimony.
Mother says when the music
starts, she'll bring her in.
Oh my god, Billy.
She looks beautiful.
No, this way.
Is she okay?
She's fine.
She just had a little
too much champagne.
Dearly beloved, we
are gathered here today
to welcome Billy and Amanda
into an agreement
of holy matrimony.
who objects to the
wedding of these two,
please speak now or
forever hold your peace.
For god's sake Ben,
there's nobody here.
Get on with it.
I'm sorry, Millie.
I'm just reading
what's down here.
Well, get on with it.
Mildred!
The church.
Do you, Billy
Colvin, take this woman
to be your lawfully wedded wife,
to have and to hold in
sickness and in health,
for richer or poorer,
'til death do you part?
Yeah.
I do.
Oh god, I wish your dad
were here to see you, Billy.
And do you, Amanda Millard,
take this man to be your
lawfully wedded husband,
in sickness and in health,
for richer or poorer,
'til death do you part?
Answer him.
Now.
God damn it.
Answer him.
No!
You f***ing c*nt.
God in heaven.
What have you done?
Mother.
Mother.
Someone, call the police!
Billy, get your hands up!
Put 'em up!
Drop your weapons!
Put 'em up!
I don't wanna go in a cage!
Dispatch, this is sheriff Palin.
10-40 is a Mitchell
church of Christ.
I need an 11-40...
I need 11-4...
Just get me an ambulance
and back up, pronto.
Ben, stick around.
I'm gonna have some
questions for you later.
Get her out of here!
I don't wanna go in a cage!
Good morning, everyone.
This is case number dr7413.
Millard Verus Colvin.
Counsel, it's my understanding
that you've been successful
in reaching an agreement today
to settle this case out
of court, is that correct?
Yes, your honor.
That's correct, your honor.
And Mr. Colvin, I understand
that you are currently
serving a five-year sentence
for being an accessory
to kidnapping,
harassment and assault.
Is that correct?
Yes, your honor.
And it's my understanding
that you are in agreement
that you are going to transfer
all of the inherited assets
that you received from
the late Mildred Colvin
to Ms. Millard.
Not limited to,
but also including
the Oregon hotel,
the gas station
and the surrounding property,
and I need to assure
that you are entering into
this agreement voluntarily
of your own free will.
Is that correct?
Yes, sir, I want her
to have all those things.
And counsel, it is also
my further understanding
that your client, Ms. Millard,
has agreed to
accept these assets
in full settlement of this suit.
Yes, your honor.
Ms. Millard.
I'm sorry, ma'am, you
have to speak out loud.
Here you to.
I'm sorry, yes, your honor.
All right, I'm gonna go
ahead and sign the agreement.
Ms. Millard, I'm sorry
for your troubles,
and I'm certain that nothing
that we can do here today
is going to impact
that completely,
but I hope this at
least begins the process
of taking you to a better place.
Thank you all very much.
Court is adjourned.
You did so good.
You did so good.
Adam, how many
times have I told you
not to run through the sheets?
You're gonna get 'em all dirty.
He's so cute.
Good thing.
Okay, this is enough,
I can't take anymore.
Seriously.
Adam.
Adam, where are you, darlin'?
Adam.
Adam.
Brittany.
Adam.
Adam.
What did you do?
What did you do?
It's okay, mama.
She was nothing but a
gold digging little whore.
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