Beyond the Forest Page #5
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- 1949
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something for Moose.
Meet your partner
Promenade eight
And round the old track
And you'll come straight
Here we go
With the old met swag
And the hind wheel broke
And the axle drag
Four ladies chain
To the cent and back
Four ladies chain
On a figure-8 track
I only came up here to see you.
Slip away to the gun room.
Glad you came?
It was a swell idea.
All join hands
In a circle down south
Let a little sunshine
In your mouth
Honor your corners
And partners all
Then two step clear
Around the hall
Did Rosa ever know
Neil Latimer before?
Not that I know of. Why?
I don't know. It's just an idea.
How does it feel to
be a birthday boy?
As if I'd just been born!
I think I'll go and powder my nose.
Oh Doc...I want you to
meet a friend of mine.
Say, Moose! How about getting
I haven't had deer meat
since last year!
I could do with a little
of that myself.
who wants to come.
I'm not going to get married.
I'll called it off, washed it up.
It's you and me now, Rosa.
That's the way it's gonna be.
I must have been crazy
that time in Chicago.
I want you to marry me.
And that's what you
always wanted, isn't it?
How soon can you get away?
- Right now!
- Rosa, you're terrific!
You had my number all along.
You're what I do need:
Someone I can always
be myself with.
Not putting on an act...
A society act like that dame
I was soft in the head about.
You remember what
you said about her?
A book with nothing on her pages?
Well, there was something
on them, all right. Lies!
Nice, ladylike lies.
But I'll show them!
I'll doll you up, Rosa!
Hang diamonds on you
like a Christmas tree...
and then I'm going to
trot you out and say,
"Look! This is the kind of a woman
I want! A woman with guts!"
And you can wipe your
feet on them all.
What about Reno? You can
get a divorce there in six weeks.
Six weeks...
Mexico's even quicker!
Mexico!
Oh, excuse me!
I was just picking out a
rifle for the hunt tomorrow.
For Mrs. Moline.
- This is a nice light one.
It feels good.
Let's make an early start
in the morning, Moose.
I've got to fly back to Chicago.
Why? You didn't come
up for very long?
I just got hungry for the
taste of venison.
How about 5:
00?- Okay...
Now, has everyone got their
positions clear?
Now stay with them!
You heard him! Moose is the boss!
Good morning, Mrs. Moline!
Good morning, Mr. Latimer!
Better have some coffee
before we start.
I'll meet you back here
in an hour.
We'll be on our way
before they miss us.
I'll be here.
Here's to you, Rosa Moline!
Here's to you, Mrs. Neil Latimer!
You're not going to
get away with it.
I'm on to you and Latimer.
You mind your own business.
You're something
for the birds, Rosa.
Something for the birds!
And you're something to make
the corn grow tall!
- It won't work.
- You bet it'll work!
everything in this town behind me!
What about the baby?
quite so interested...
when he finds out.
What are you talking about?
Lewis was so proud
he had to tell me.
You're not going
to get away with it.
What makes you think
you can play God?
I'm not playing God exactly...
But I'm on his side.
- You wouldn't dare.
- Oh yes I would!
You tell Latimer or I will.
Moose gave us our positions and
told us to stay in them.
So when I saw something move,
I thought it was a deer.
Anyone would!
Ask anyone here who goes hunting
what they do when they see
something move in the brush.
They shoot.
And that's what I did.
Mr. Foreman, have you
reached a verdict?
As a result of our deliberation,
after listening carefully
to the testimony,
we have agreed upon a verdict
of Death by Accident.
Rosa?
"Ashes and ashes, dust to dust,
"Ensure us through the hope
of the Resurrection
"Of the Eternal Life, through
Jesus Christ Our Lord, Amen."
Hold this.
Rosa!
all of this dies down.
But I got off! It was an accident!
I know, but you can't
just up and leave now...
Not while it's all still fresh.
You never was so
conventional before.
marrying you before.
That makes a difference.
I don't want any dirt
hanging to us.
I can't, I just simply can't!
What's a couple of months?
It's November now.
Stay till some time after Christmas.
Then you can tell people
you're going on a trip.
What's the matter, Lewis?
Carol fainted.
She's all right now.
Wish this rain would let up.
I'm pushing off tonight.
Not very good weather for flying.
Well you can't tell.
Well goodbye, Dr. Moline.
- Bye.
Mrs. Moline.
I'll make you some coffee.
I can't go through with it!
I can't!
I just can't!
You can't go through with what?
I've killed a man. It'll be on my
mind all these months to come.
No telling what it'll do
to the child!
It wouldn't be right,
it wouldn't be fair!
Rosa, whatever you've done has
nothing to do with your child.
You've had a bad time, but
you must put it all behind you.
It's very difficult to tell you
how much this means to me,
but as time goes on it will
mean just as much to you.
I've seen it happen...
- You won't see it happen to me!
When I think of the
things I could have!
After I've told you a few things,
you may not want me or my child.
over a year now!
It all started back at that time
when you thought I was lost,
snowed in somewhere.
Well, I was, with Neil Latimer!
Then that time up at Moose's cabin
when you'd thought
I'd hurt my ankle.
After you left I got Moose drunk
so I could be with him again.
And then that time when
I went to Chicago...
Go on.
Well, he thought he was going
But he changed his mind!
Why did you think he turned
up at the lodge that night?
Just to see me!
Just to tell me he
wanted to marry me!
tied to this town, didn't you?
out of me with 8 kids.
He turned you down,
and when he whistled
you went crawling back to him.
Running back!
I don't want to hear any more!
All I care about is my baby and
you're going to go through with it.
I never knew what hate
really was until this minute.
That is unimportant.
Is it?
Is it!
Wait till you hear what
else I've got to say!
I've got more brains
in my little finger
than you've got in that
whole stupid head of yours.
More brains than
anyone in this town!
And that goes for all the hicks
that sat on the inquest.
An accident!
And you believed it too!
You murdered Moose?
Yes I did.
I've been hunting all my life.
Did you ever know me to miss?
Did you ever see me when I
didn't hit what I aimed at?
Did you ever know me to
mistake a man for a deer?
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