Mudbound Page #7
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- 2017
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It's that cold up there?
Sh*t. I'm talking 20, 30 below.
One time we were on this long haul,
I pissed in my helmet,
We were just over the target.
I put the helmet back on.
dodgin' enemy flak,
and all of a sudden, I started feelin'
something runnin' down my face. [laughs]
-Yeah, I thought I was hit.
-[both laughing]
I smelled like a damn latrine.
Yeah, you must've caught hell
back at that officer's club, too.
Boy, my friends never let me hear
the end of it.
The ones that made it back, anyway.
Yeah, I lost some friends, too.
Well, here's to them.
[thunder rumbling]
"I wouldn't get home until..."
[truck approaching]
-Everythin' all right, Mr. Jamie?
-Oh, everything's just fine.
Just gave Ronsel here a little lift
from town.
I'll be heading back to town
next Saturday afternoon.
If you like, I'll stop by here
and see if you want a ride.
That'd be fine.
Well, all right.
Hap.
[vehicle receding]
[congregation]
Don't you see how they done my Lord?
Come on
Don't you see how they done my Lord?
- Do you see how they done my Lord?
- Oh, yeah
He never said a mumblin' word
Oh, Lord...
-[laughing]
-Oh!
-[Henry] Oh, Lord.
-[shushing]
I got you somethin', Mom.
Oh.
This is so much.
I'll save it for your brother and sister.
They'll love it.
No.
-I got it for you.
-Oh, baby, I can't.
[Florence] Hmm.
Mm-hmm.
[both chuckling]
Thank you, son.
[Florence chuckling]
Finish it, Mom. Don't save it.
Don't save it, Mom.
I better not see Lilly May or Marlon
with none of that.
All right.
I love you.
I love you, too, sweetie.
Thank you.
[Jamie] I can't...
I tried.
I'm sorry. [coughs]
I can't...
I can't swim.
Oh, God.
Oh, God.
Oh, my God.
[Jamie gasping]
Hey. It's okay. It's okay. Jamie.
It's okay. It's okay.
-It's me. It's me. It's okay. It's okay.
-[gasping]
[Jamie crying]
[Laura] It's okay. Come here, come here.
[Jamie breathing heavily]
[Jamie] No.
No, I can't.
-Jamie.
-I gotta go.
-[truck door closes]
-[engine starts]
[Laura] As usual,
when anything bad happened,
Henry was away.
He and Pappy had gone to see about
some hogs, so I was alone with the girls.
Vera?
You need to take me to town.
I'm gonna kill Carl.
Vera, why don't you come
and sit down and we'll talk--
I don't have time to sit down.
He's with her now.
Started in on Alma, just like with Renie.
Amanda Leigh,
take your sister into the house.
Amanda, go on. Go on 'round the back, go.
-Vera?
-You gotta take me to town now.
[stammering]
-I can't drive.
-I seen you drivin'--
And I got in trouble for it.
My husband took the keys away.
Come on.
[crying]
[Laura] They found Carl's body
laying in the road halfway to town.
[sniffles]
Florence said she'd seen her walking
down Main Street covered in blood.
She said it looked like
she'd bathed in it.
Vera had stabbed him 17 times.
But I didn't find out those details
till later.
I was too lost in my own misery.
[breathing heavily]
[crying]
What's wrong, Mama?
Amanda Leigh, I need you to be a big girl
and go and get Florence.
You remember how to get there?
Good girl, run as fast as you can.
No! [crying]
No!
[Florence]
I lost one of my babies once, too.
His name was Samuel.
[Laura crying]
[crying continues]
I used to come here all the time
when I was a boy.
Just when I needed to be alone
and clear my mind.
Well, I like what you've done
with the place.
Here.
Why are you being so nice to me?
You look like you could use it.
Bullshit.
We were somewhere over Austria. [sighs]
We made contact
with a whole swarm of Messerschmitts.
[sighs] I mean, they was everywhere.
Took out my tail gun, co-pilot...
[yelling indistinctly]
Made a deal with God right there.
Swore if he saved me,
I was gonna do somethin' good.
I don't know what that was, but...
I promised anyway.
[sighs]
Before you know,
whole bunch of P-51s show up...
just like goddamn cavalry.
right out of the sky.
[guns firing]
And I swear, they were angels sent
by the Lord himself.
Those P-51s, their tails was painted red.
One of 'em buzzed me
right after the flight.
I looked over.
I thought I was seeing things.
That fighter pilot...
he was colored.
He saluted me...
I saluted him back.
Men that died that day...
they were husbands, fathers.
They were good men.
A lot better than me.
[chuckles softly]
[sighs]
[sighs]
Oh, well.
[piano playing]
We brought this for you, Mama.
[Isabelle] This is for you, Mama.
[Jamie grunts] Now, you gotta...
You can't have a shower
without the screen up.
Now, where do we put that?
What are you thinkin'?
Maybe here, in the water?
Now you gotta help me figure out
where to put this.
What do you think? In there?
You can smell it.
[Amanda] Mommy,
Uncle Jamie's building you a shower.
[Jamie] You little angel.
You were supposed to tell me
if she was gonna be comin'.
[chuckles]
[Jamie]
Thought you might want a little privacy...
every now and then,
if you were havin' a bath.
[sighs] What you think?
I think it's marvelous.
Thank you.
[Jamie] Well...
I'll fetch some water.
They smell good, baby.
[Florence]
He hardly eats... hardly sleeps.
Can't sit still... can't move.
It's like he's just stewing.
Waiting for somethin'.
Waiting for whatever didn't happen
to happen.
[horn honking]
[Jamie] Come on!
This bottle ain't gonna drink itself.
Whoo-hoo!
Already losing daylight!
-[Ronsel] Hold your horses. How you doin'?
-[laughing]
-[Ronsel] I'd be happy to see me, too.
-[both laughing]
[Hap] Woman, you ain't tired?
-We gotta let him go.
-We ain't holdin' him.
He's staying for us. I know he is.
Well, what if he wants to stay?
It's not always gonna be like this.
Soon as I'm healed...
we'll move out of here.
We'll be okay.
He'll be okay once he has his own place.
We'll be okay?
-I guarantee it.
-[chuckles]
[Hap humming]
Remember that?
-Yes, I do.
-[both chuckle]
You know what? You ain't supposed to be up
on that broke leg all the time, Jackson.
If you don't let it heal,
Why walk if I can't dance?
-[chuckles]
-Lovely woman, you are.
-[chuckles]
-[shushes]
[both humming]
[Ronsel] Silver Star?
-Yeah.
-Damn. [chuckles]
Don't be impressed.
I got it for being stupid.
-What?
-[chuckling]
[chuckles]
You ever miss it sometimes?
Being over there.
I don't mean being shot at,
but sometimes, I actually miss it.
Yeah, me, too.
Over there, I was a liberator.
People lined up in the streets
waiting for us.
Throwing flowers and cheering.
And here,
I'm just another n*gger pushing a plow.
Some of the men, too.
-Yeah, I think about 'em every day.
-Seeing different parts of the world.
Italian girls, English girls...
[chuckling]
Some of those hairy Greek girls
with those big old hairy muffs...
Yeah, it was somethin' else.
It was somethin', man.
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