The Spitfire Grill Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1996
- 117 min
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truck 'round back.
- We'll get you to the hospital in Lewiston.
- Don't touch my leg.
It's the only place
that's got a doctor.
Stay away.
You want to fight me, old woman?
Have at it.
But come hell or high water
All right.
Don't take a parade...
...just to get me into bed.
Easy, now.
Shoo, both of you, huh?
We've got it. Thank you.
All this plaster on my leg,
I'm sure I ain't going anywhere.
Now, you care to tell us
what happened here, Hannah?
She didn't push me down the stairs,
if that's what you're thinking.
I was climbing up on the chair
and my hip spasmed on me.
Just the same,
I think it'd be best for...
...Percy to go now.
Go where?
I guess I should probably get going.
I'm heating some coffee.
No, that's all right.
My father will worry
if I don't show up...
Thanks for helping me get Hannah
into the hospital.
You should be getting the thanks.
You done all right for her, Percy.
Look, I won't tell anyone
why you were at Windham...
...if that's what you want.
Time will tell.
Yes, it will.
Coffee's hot.
We don't know the
So we just ship her back
to Henry Minton at the prison?
That'll be a fine thank you
for her getting me to Lewiston.
I'm going to need someone around here
until I'm back on my feet.
Shelby can look
after the Grill...
Shelby!
You're always carping
on how numb she is...
...so Shelby'll just
cure everything...
...I'm sure.
Ever since Eli...
I'm responsible for
you now, Hannah.
Well, that's queer...
...'cause I don't recall asking you
or anyone else...
...to take over my life for me.
...or start drooling at the mouth...
to make my own decisions.
I won't be...
...in this bed forever, you know.
Until then...
...Percy can manage things.
Sorry.
Hannah, I was going to head up.
- Can I get you anything before I go?
- No, I'm fine.
But...
...Glacier and I both are
having trouble imagining...
...just who exactly it was
taught you how to cook.
than fast food growing up...
...and if any of that was really cooked,
you could've fooled me.
I know I'm making a mess of it.
If not for the food,
they'd find something else...
...to complain about.
Right.
Good night, then.
Percy?
Percy?
There might...
...still be one thing
that needs doing.
You'll find a canvas sack...
...in the office.
goods put in it and then...
...placed outside near that stump.
Then you can go on to bed
and get your rest.
Think you can just do that?
I'll see to it.
Not to worry.
Percy...
Make sure that the axe goes
in the stump...
and gets hurt.
Sure.
'Morning.
'Morning.
This is Molly.
I'm afraid Nahum didn't think of all
the details when he asked me in here.
I brought a playpen for her...
...and she shouldn't
be any bother.
Is that okay with you?
Hell, it's gotta be a lot more
your place than mine.
- Set her wherever you like.
- Thanks...
...Percy.
It'll just be a second.
There we go.
There we go.
Bacon.
Damn, this is good.
It's nothing special.
You just don't know any better.
after eating food...
I'm...
...sorry.
I shouldn't have said anything.
I didn't exactly make a secret
of where I've been.
Not exactly.
You saved my bacon
in here today, Shelby.
After things got sorted out...
...it went pretty good, didn't it?
- Yeah.
You can say that twice
and mean it.
I better get going.
Nahum'll be waiting.
Good night.
Good night.
Wait.
Wait!
I don't mean you no harm.
I thought you might want something
different in the bag, that's all.
I know what's it like
eating the same thing every day...
...till you can't stand it no more.
Would you like that maybe?
Something different
in the bag next time?
Okay, then, it's a deal.
We'll try something new.
Maybe next time...
...we won't be so rushed, we'll have
a chance to chat. That'll be okay, right?
Well, it's late, so...
...I'll be getting back.
Hi, Mom.
Hi, sweetheart.
You're right on time.
Look over that, I'll be right back.
What you got for me today?
No lack of odd ducks around here.
You can say that
twice and mean it.
Put your napkin in your lap.
"For Sale" sign
in the window...
this place?
Did I say something wrong?
Meet me on the back porch.
We'll need more potatoes for supper.
Sorry, I shouldn't be so nosy.
No.
It's not that, it's just...
...I don't know if it's
right for me to say.
But, I can't see how
it's wrong neither.
You see...
...Hannah had a son.
Eli.
And right from the first...
was something special.
Tall, strong...
...sweet.
All-state champ four
years running.
Somehow it just seemed like
Eli brought out the best in this town...
...like as long as he was here...
...somehow everything would
turn out all right.
Then the war in Vietnam came.
Did he get drafted?
Oh, no.
No.
He enlisted.
His dad, James, was sort of
a big hero in World War II.
I guess that's why they named
this place the Spitfire.
So, when it came Eli's turn to serve,
he was raring to go.
I can still remember...
...walking up the hill
to the bus stop...
...with the whole
town to see him off.
That was the last time
we ever saw Eli.
Hannah never told me what
...after a few years
it was pretty clear...
...he wasn't coming back.
His dad, James,
took it real hard.
gave out from it.
Couple years after
James died, Hannah...
...put the Grill up for sale...
if he couldn't find a buyer.
That was almost...
...ten years ago.
You know...
to sell this place...
of them essay contests.
Contests?
When I worked at the Tourist Office,
some folks had an inn they couldn't sell.
They ran an essay contest
to raffle it off.
They got more than they could
have sold that place for.
Sounds crazy, huh?
Percy!
What's wrong?
We must be running
short of supplies now.
Supplies?
From the sound of it,
I thought your hair was on fire.
Well, it ain't.
Now, I want you to drive down
to the Discount Mart in Bethel.
I got a list all made
out for you here.
You can drive, can't you?
I've driven some,
but you want me to go?
It's warming up a little.
I thought you could use the fresh air.
Besides, the way
your cooking's...
...improved, I think it's high time
we give Shelby...
...a turn in the kitchen, don't you?
I'm sure she'd welcome
the chance.
Here's the list.
There's $300 here
in the drawer.
The key to the truck.
You won't have any trouble
finding your way back, will you?
No, ma'am.
All right.
What do you think, Glacier?
Hey, mister!
You all right there?
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