The Harrow Page #4
- Year:
- 2016
- 95 min
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But his mind was gone
in all directions,
and all of them crooked.
Suspicious of everything.
- What do you do when you're
down there in town, at night?
- There ain't too much goin' on.
- You got yourself a girl there?
- I'm just passing through.
- That's right, I forgot.
- Time was gettin' short.
I knew that much.
Somethin' was gonna happen.
God damn it.
Jesus.
- Thing went out of
it's god damn mind.
Came right at me.
- I think it's back is broken.
- God damn dogs, you trust
'em and they turn on ya.
Help me bury it?
- Next day he got
called away again
to work on the highway,
just for a day.
I told her that was as good
as it was gonna get for us.
So that was that.
We was gonna go.
- Where you goin'?
- Nowhere.
- Nowhere?
Nowhere.
I love you, girl.
Don't you know that?
Don't ya?
- Yes.
- What do you
wanna leave me for?
- I don't.
- Hurts me when
you lie like that.
You know how much?
- Uriah.
- He beat her bad
enough to kill a man.
Broke her neck before
he shot himself.
I wondered ever since
how that musta been.
Her last breath, all that pain.
Police carried her body out
in a white sheet, stained red.
Where the hell was I?
Where in the hell was I?
I can see her dyin', I can
see her eyes starin' at me,
and I ain't man
enough to save her.
God damn it, where was I?
- You'd a done somethin'
for her if you could.
I know you would have.
Tomorrow, you and me, we're
gonna walk outta here.
We're gonna leave
it all behind us.
- It ain't as easy as all that.
- Well it's ain't
impossible neither.
I'll help you.
- I'm sorry.
Every damn day of
my life I'm sorry.
- I wanna come
home, I wanna come home.
Ruth.
- Hello?
Yes, thank you for callin'.
Well I was hopin'...
Well how far from
the city are you?
- Won't you sit down?
My brother loved her deeply.
I don't what you came
here for, exactly.
I thought you'd
like to have 'em.
I remember when she showed up.
Uriah took her in like
some kind of lost kitten.
She looked like one too.
Skinny, broke, run
away from somewhere.
He told me once that he knew
she was too pretty to keep.
Well, he went and married
her, all the same.
Too pretty.
Young and wild is what she was.
I apologize for sayin' that.
I don't mean
anything against her.
For two days I got no
answer on Uriah's phone.
I told the neighbors to
go by and check the house.
They called me a few hours
later, told me what they found.
I drove right over.
Police didn't want me in.
Said it'd be more than
I can take, to see it.
Uriah was just a farm boy.
Maybe he wasn't a genius, but
I never knew him to be cruel.
Never once.
- Not to dogs neither.
- What?
- People change, ma'am.
- You think so?
- To do what he did?
- What do you think he did?
- I know what he did.
- None of you knew my brother.
If you knew him at all, you
would know he wasn't capable.
- Well if that's true, then
what did he do time for?
- Time, Uriah never did time.
- Maybe you didn't know your
brother as much as you thought.
- You think I don't
know my own brother.
- I love you Miller.
- Miller.
- What are you doin' here?
I thought...
I got everything packed
up, I was comin' for ya.
- I can't no more.
- What do you mean?
- I love you,
Miller, I truly do.
I ain't goin' with you, I can't.
- Miller?
- Miller?
- He do somethin' to you?
Well then, then what?
- I'm expecting.
Do you hear what I said?
- Well...
Well so you are,
that don't change
nothin' between you and me.
- It changes everything.
- But, baby, I'm
not the kind of man
who's just gonna
run away on you.
You know that, don't you?
- No, you got good intentions.
But...
It ain't yours.
- Well, wait a minute,
you don't know that.
No, this don't make
no sense, you can't.
Is it 'cause you're
still f***in' him?
Are you still f***in' him?
- He's my husband.
- There's no way
you love that man.
Look, we'll go, and we'll
find some place to settle.
- Like where?
- Like somewhere, I don't
know, we'll figure it out.
I'll take care of
you, I swear I will.
- You're a good man, you are.
One think I know, a man won't
ever love another man's child.
- Gale, you...
You hush your head.
You know me, you know I
ain't the kind of man...
- it'd decided, Miller.
- Who says it is?
- Stop, please!
- Wait, you can't go.
Gale, wait.
God damn it, I said wait!
- You down here?
Miller?
- You came back.
- You scared me.
- You been gone so long.
- I left you a note.
I been to see Uriah's sister.
- How come you went there?
- She called me.
- Well what did she want?
- Nothin'.
- Nothin'?
- She uh, I mean,
she's all confused.
She said they found my
mama's body some days after.
That ain't right
though, 'cause you'd a
known right away
somethin' happened to her.
You wouldn't have left
her there like that.
You wouldn't of.
- I got somethin' for ya.
- That's hers.
- It's for you.
I found it for you.
- How'd you get it?
- Take it.
- Uriah's sister, she said he
couldn't of done them things.
I was thinkin' about what
you said, about the dog.
M...
Miller, you, you got them scars.
- No, he did it.
God damn it, he did all of it.
She loved me, she came
here to tell me, she...
She loved me.
- Where, Miller?
Where was she?
Was she here, in this room?
Where!
- There.
She was standin' right there.
- What happened then?
What happened then!
- I took hold of her.
I just wanted her to see sense.
She hit me, hard, and...
I...
I'm somewhere else.
There's blood spreadin' out
around her head like a halo.
I had to stop her
blood from spillin'.
I-I couldn't stop it.
I loved her.
I love her so much, I...
No, it's all wrong
I did not do that!
No, she couldn't have
been bleedin' here.
I mean, why would she do that?
No, she was bleedin' up
there, at that house.
husband killed her.
He did it!
That f***in' killer!
That f***in' murderer!
He's gonna pay for what he done.
- What did he do?
What did he do?
Damn it, Miller!
What did he do!
- He took her.
He took her away f...
He took her.
- Gale.
Gale?
Oh, Jesus.
Gale.
- All this time.
You let everyone believe.
- I ain't that man, I...
I ain't.
It ain't me no more.
It ain't me not more.
Don't be scared of me.
D-don't be scared of me.
She ain't dead, she's here.
She's right her, I see her.
What are you doin',
where you goin?
Y-you said we was gonna
go away, you said that.
- You stay away form me!
- You bastard, you
god damn bastard!
- You said
you was gonna help me.
- Oh god.
- That what you want?
You gonna leave me?
Answer me, Gale.
Answer me!
- I don't.
I swear, I don't.
Please, Miller.
Please.
I wanna stay.
I'll stay with you.
I want to.
- I'm beggin' you to forgive me.
Please, forgive me.
- I love you, Miller.
- I truly do.
- Where are you, girl?
Baby, where'd you go?
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