Legends of the Fall Page #9
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should know how impossible that is
825
01:
34:15,690 -- 01:34:18,124I'm not Isabel Two
826
01:
34:28,203 -- 01:34:30,296June 2, 1921
827
01:
34:30,371 -- 01:34:31,861Dear Tristan:
828
01:
34:31,940 -- 01:34:35,467I was so pleased to hear
of your coming marriage
829
01:
34:37,378 -- 01:34:39,209Your father must be very happy
830
01:
34:40,181 -- 01:34:42,479Isabel Two is like
a daughter to him
831
01:
34:44,219 -- 01:34:47,154as she was named
after your own mother
832
01:
34:47,221 -- 01:34:51,158It seems as though it was always
meant to be, doesn't it?
833
01:
34:57,065 -- 01:34:58,691Damnation
834
01:
36:28,989 -- 01:36:30,923Samuel Decker Ludlow
835
01:
36:39,166 -- 01:36:41,100Dearest Tristan:
836
01:
36:43,337 -- 01:36:46,601Alfred and I were delighted
to hear of your son's birth
837
01:
36:46,673 -- 01:36:50,608We hoped for a child of our own,
but of that I despair
838
01:
36:51,677 -- 01:36:53,942I know Alfred thinks of you often
839
01:
36:54,014 -- 01:36:57,450I look forward to the day when we
all might see one another again
840
01:
37:01,521 -- 01:37:04,285Your son bears a proud
and noble name
841
01:
37:04,357 -- 01:37:06,121I know he will live up to it
842
01:
37:11,031 -- 01:37:13,294Please give my love
to Isabel Two
843
01:
37:13,366 -- 01:37:15,961and to your father
and everyone else
844
01:
37:16,036 -- 01:37:18,800Yours always, Susannah
845
01:
37:29,883 -- 01:37:32,545Evening, gentlemen
846
01:
37:32,619 -- 01:37:35,416Been meaning to talk to you
about one or two things
847
01:
37:35,488 -- 01:37:36,978By all means
848
01:
37:37,056 -- 01:37:39,525As you know perfectly well
849
01:
37:39,592 -- 01:37:41,527we handle the liquor around here
850
01:
37:41,594 -- 01:37:45,656Now, you've been
a small-time operator
851
01:
37:45,731 -- 01:37:47,722An amateur, frankly
852
01:
37:47,800 -- 01:37:51,668Lately, your shipments
have been getting a little fat
853
01:
37:51,737 -- 01:37:54,228and my patience
has been getting a little thin
854
01:
37:54,307 -- 01:37:58,175So the next time
you get in our way
855
01:
37:58,244 -- 01:37:59,734will be the last time
856
01:
38:00,913 -- 01:38:03,882Excuse me
I appreciate it
857
01:
38:03,950 -- 01:38:06,714Perhaps you're wondering
why you're not dead already
858
01:
38:07,787 -- 01:38:10,517Because your brother
is Congressman Ludlow
859
01:
38:10,590 -- 01:38:12,853And that's it
That's all
860
01:
38:19,432 -- 01:38:21,093Kenneth Thomas
861
01:
38:47,792 -- 01:38:49,453Can't you just say hello?
862
01:
39:03,309 -- 01:39:07,268- Hello, Alfred
- Hello, Tristan
863
01:
39:15,988 -- 01:39:18,422- Who's this young man?
- This is Samuel
864
01:
39:25,463 -- 01:39:27,432She's beautiful
865
01:
39:33,438 -- 01:39:34,962Let me see
866
01:
39:43,215 -- 01:39:47,743- Who is this lady?
- I'm your Aunt Susannah
867
01:
39:50,689 -- 01:39:54,523I used to know your Uncle Samuel
who died in the war
868
01:
39:58,663 -- 01:40:01,928- You look like him
- That's what Grandpa says
869
01:
40:05,035 -- 01:40:08,267He was very brave and very good
870
01:
40:08,340 -- 01:40:10,035Grandpa says that too
871
01:
40:10,108 -- 01:40:13,805Grandpa says I can have
Uncle Samuel's gun when I'm bigger
872
01:
40:13,878 -- 01:40:15,743Would you come and see it?
873
01:
40:22,052 -- 01:40:24,179I'd love to
874
01:
40:24,256 -- 01:40:26,190Sometime
875
01:
40:28,727 -- 01:40:32,457- He's a fine boy
- He is
876
01:
40:34,232 -- 01:40:39,067- How is Father? Well?
- As well as can be expected
877
01:
40:44,074 -- 01:40:46,703- I wish...
- Pardon the intrusion
878
01:
40:48,480 -- 01:40:51,915Excuse me
We're ready for your speech now
879
01:
40:51,983 -- 01:40:53,814I'll be there in a minute
880
01:
40:53,885 -- 01:40:55,215Thank you
881
01:
41:10,100 -- 01:41:13,433- We'll meet again soon?
- I'd like that
882
01:
41:45,102 -- 01:41:46,626Watch this
883
01:
41:54,011 -- 01:41:55,842Go and get Tynert
884
01:
42:00,484 -- 01:42:02,748I think you missed a bump, Stab
885
01:
42:21,572 -- 01:42:22,833Jesus!
886
01:
42:22,905 -- 01:42:25,602Sir, we have information
that you're transporting goods
887
01:
42:25,676 -- 01:42:27,666in violation
of the Volstead Act
888
01:
42:27,745 -- 01:42:30,645If you mean a case of Irish whiskey
for my father, I am
889
01:
42:30,713 -- 01:42:32,305Give it up
890
01:
42:33,282 -- 01:42:34,840He'll be disappointed
891
01:
43:06,949 -- 01:43:08,941Hold him down
892
01:
43:10,386 -- 01:43:12,183Let's get out of here
893
01:
43:12,255 -- 01:43:15,622- There's an envelope in his pocket
- Now
894
01:
43:21,164 -- 01:43:26,329My brother told you
to stay out of our way
895
01:
43:31,441 -- 01:43:33,170Put him in the car
896
01:
45:12,173 -- 01:45:14,937- I don't want to see him
- Father...
897
01:
45:15,010 -- 01:45:16,443I don't want to see him
898
01:
45:37,032 -- 01:45:38,590I'm so very sorry
899
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45:45,706 -- 01:45:48,471Father won't see me, even now?
900
01:
45:50,045 -- 01:45:53,845He blames the government
for Isabel's...
901
01:
46:01,222 -- 01:46:03,655There's something
we have to talk about
902
01:
46:05,559 -- 01:46:09,290The officer you beat
almost died
903
01:
46:10,564 -- 01:46:12,430Now, everyone understands
904
01:
46:14,568 -- 01:46:17,504but you'll have to plead guilty
905
01:
46:17,571 -- 01:46:19,061serve 30 days
906
01:
46:19,140 -- 01:46:21,869And the one who shot his gun?
907
01:
46:24,245 -- 01:46:26,179He was
908
01:
46:27,414 -- 01:46:28,972reprimanded
909
01:
46:29,950 -- 01:46:33,886- The O'Banions?
- Nothing
910
01:
46:34,923 -- 01:46:36,685You have to let it go
911
01:
46:36,757 -- 01:46:40,854It was a terrible, tragic accident
912
01:
46:40,929 -- 01:46:43,522Listen to me
913
01:
46:43,597 -- 01:46:46,361You let this go now
914
01:
46:46,433 -- 01:46:48,867You got in over your head
915
01:
46:53,440 -- 01:46:55,340I'll need a minute
916
01:
47:37,017 -- 01:47:38,951I'm so sorry
917
01:
47:41,155 -- 01:47:43,248We all loved her
918
01:
47:46,427 -- 01:47:47,950How are you?
919
01:
47:49,630 -- 01:47:51,063I'm fine
920
01:
47:59,005 -- 01:48:00,939We never get to see you
921
01:
48:06,679 -- 01:48:09,615922
01:
48:09,682 -- 01:48:11,946- You did?
- Yes
923
01:
48:12,018 -- 01:48:14,612My first public engagement
924
01:
48:23,029 -- 01:48:27,467It was on the responsibilities
of women in...
925
01:
48:34,040 -- 01:48:35,974It's good to see you
926
01:
49:02,401 -- 01:49:04,232I'm sorry
927
01:
49:13,079 -- 01:49:15,877928
01:
49:15,948 -- 01:49:18,314that I'm the mother
of your children
929
01:
49:28,928 -- 01:49:30,520I wanted her to die
930
01:
49:33,599 -- 01:49:36,659Maybe I even wanted Samuel to die
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