Brokeback Mountain
BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN
Sh*t !
If you pair deuces
lookin' for work, I suggest
you get your scrawny asses
in here pronto !
Up on Brokeback, that Forest Service got
designated campsites on the allotments.
Them camps goin' a be 3 or 4 miles
from where we pasture the woolies.
Bad predatory loss if there's
nobody lookin' after 'em at night.
Now what I want is a camp tender to stay
in the main camp, what forest service says.
But the herder, he's goin' a pitch
a pup tent on the Q.T. with the sheep.
And he's goin' a sleep there.
You eat your supper and breakfast in camp.
But you sleep with the sheep.
Hundred percent.
No fire, don't leave no sign.
You roll up that tent every mornin'
case Forest Service snoops around.
Yeah?
No.
No !
Not on your f***in' life !
You got your dogs, your 30/30.
Last summer I had goddamn nearly 25% loss.
I don't want that again !
You !
Friday's at noon, be down at the
bridge with your grocery list and mules.
Somebody with supplies
will be there in a pickup.
Tomorrow mornin' we'll
truck you up to the jump-off.
- Jack Twist.
- Ennis.
- Your folks just stop at Ennis?
- Del Mar. . .
Nice to know you, Ennis Del Mar.
It's my second year up here.
Last year one storm the
lightnin' kilt 42 sheep.
I thought I'd asphyxiate
from the smell.
Aguirre got all over my ass, like
I was s'posed to control the weather.
But. . .
Beats workin' for my ol' man.
Can't please my old man, no way.
That's why I took to rodeoin'.
Do you ever rodeo?
You know. . .I mean, once in awhile. . .
When I got the entry fee in my pocket.
- Are you from ranch people?
- Yeah, I was. . .
Your folks run you off?
No, they run themselves off. . .
There was, uh. . .one curve in the road
in 43 miles, and they miss it !
So uh, the bank took the ranch, and
brother and sister,
they raised me mostly. . .
Sh*t, that's hard.
Could I? Here. . .
Everythin's great.
Whatever you ask for, you get.
Only thing, don't never order soup.
Them soup boxes are hard to pack.
Well, I don't eat soup.
Well, watch it there. That
horse has a low startle point !
I doubt that there's a
filly that can throw me.
Let's get, 'less you wanna sit
around and tie knots all day !
Oh sh*t. . . can't wait
'til I get my own spread
and I won't have to put up
with Joe Aguirre's crap no more.
And I'm savin' for a place
myself. . .uh. . .
Alma and me we'll be gettin' married
when I come down off this mountain.
Shoot, that sleep with the
sheep, no fire bullshit?
Aguirre got no right makin' us
do somethin' against the rules. . .
No more beans !
Dammit !
Sh*t !
Somethin' wrong?
Yes, why didn't we get the
powdered milk 'n the spuds?
It's all we got. . .
Well. . .well, here's next weeks.
- Thought you didn't eat soup?
- Yeah, I'm sick of beans !
Too early in the summer
to be sick of beans. . .
C'mon !
C'mon ! C'mon !
Whoa !
Hold it !
Whoa, whoa !
Sh*t !
Whoa !
Come back here !
Whoa there whoa !
F*** it !
Dirty bastards !
Where the hell you been?
Been up with the sheep all day
and get down here
hungry as hell and
all I find is beans !
What in the hell happened, Ennis?
I come on a bear, is what happened !
Goddamn horse spooked,
and them mules took off and
scattered food everywhere !
Beans is about all we got left. . .
Got a whiskey or somethin'?
Dumbass mule !
Oh yeah. . . Goddamn !
Lemme see.
Sh*t !
Well, we got a do somethin'
'bout this food situation. . .
Maybe I'll shoot one of the sheep.
Yeah, and what if Aguirre finds out, huh?
We're supposed to guard
the sheep, not eat 'em !
What's the matter with you?
There's a thousand of 'em.
I'll stick with beans. . .
Well, I won't.
Ooooeee !
Yeah !
Was gettin' tired a your
dumbass missin' !
Let's get a move on. Don't want the
'Game & Fish' to catch us with no elk.
I'm commutin' 4 hours a day.
I come in for breakfast,
I go back to the sheep. . .
Evenin' get 'em bedded down.
Come in for supper.
Go back to the sheep.
Spend half the night
checkin' for damn coyotes !
Aguirre got no right a make me do this !
You want a switch? I wouldn't
mind sleepin' out there.
That ain't the point. The point is
we both ought a be in this camp.
The goddamn pup tent
smells like cat piss or worse !
Wouldn't mind bein' out there.
Well, I'm happy to switch with you but,
I warn you, I can't cook worth a damn.
And I am pretty good with
a can opener, though. . .
Hmm, you can't be no worse than me, then.
Here ya go !
- Won't get much sleep, tell you that. . .
- Yeah? C'mon !
Shot a coyote up there.
Was a big son of a b*tch.
Balls on him size a apples.
He look like he could eat himself a camel.
You want some of this hot water?
It's all yours !
I don't rodeo much myself.
What's the point of ridin' some
piece of stock for 8 seconds?
Money's a good point !
Hmm, true enough. . .
if you don't get stomped winnin' it, huh?
Well, my ol' man. . .he's a bullrider.
Thank you.
Pretty well known, in his day. . .
Though he kept his secrets
to himself and. . .
never taught me a thing. . .
never once come to see me ride.
Your brother and sister do right by you?
They did the best they could
after my folks was gone,
considerin' they didn't leave us
nothin' but 24 dollars in a coffee can. . .
I got me a year a high school,
before the transmission
went on the pickup. . .
And then, my sis left,
married a roughneck,
moved to Casper. . .
and me and my brother, we. . .
we went and got ourselves
some work at a ranch
up near Worland.
'till I was 19, then he got married. . .
And, uh. . .
No more room for me !
That's how come, uh. . .
me end up here !
What?
Friend, that's more word than
you've spoke in the last two weeks.
Hell, that's the most
that I've spoke in a year !
And my dad. . .he was a fine roper.
He didn't rodeo much though, he
thought rodeo cowboys was all f***-ups.
The hell they are !
Hmm, well. . .
Yee-haaaw !
There he goes !
The bird has got ya !
Wavin' at the girls in the stands !
He's kickin' me a high heaven !
Me no Jack poor, me no. . .
Tent don't look right.
Well, it ain't goin' nowhere, let it be !
That harmonica don't
That's 'cause it got kinda
flattened when that mare threw me.
Oh yeah? I thought you said
that mare couldn't throw you?
Eh. . . she got lucky !
Yeah, well if I got lucky, that
harmonica would a broke in two !
"WATER WALKIN' JESUS
very good !
- My mama. . .she believes in the Pentecost.
- Oh yeah?
What exactly is the Pentecost?
I mean. . .
My folks they was Methodist. . .
The Pentecost. . .I don't know. I
don't know what the Pentecost is. . .
Mama never explained it to me.
I guess it's. . .
when the world ends and, fellas like
you and me, we march off to Hell. . .
Speak for yourself !
You may be a sinner, but I
ain't yet had the opportunity !
Hmmm !
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