Thunder Bay Page #3
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to feed and a dog.
What's the matter?
Doesn't your wife eat, too?
Ah, that's no time
for joking.
No more shrimp,
l gonna give it up.
For what?
You can't go in a monastery
with nine kids and a dog.
l can get job someplace.
Sephalu, you don't mean
what you say.
Yes, l do.
You would die
if you leave this place.
You belong here.
We've had bad times before.
Keep looking, Sephalu.
All of us will keep looking,
and one day we'll find the
Golden Shrimp. This big.
Oh, no. This big.
And then
we'll have good times.
l look for them
since l was this high.
Now l look for job.
That's enough, Sephalu,
that's enough.
Hey, Louis!
Two more beers!
You are just afraid
to look at the truth.
And don't complain while
you drink beer on my credit.
Your credit has this cuff so
full there is no more room.
Then buy yourself
another shirt
and put it on my cuff.
No more shirts.
No more credit.
l'm a poor man, too.
l think he means that.
l do.
But, Louis,
l'm thirsty.
All right.
Who wants to get
in the circle with me?
Huh?
Anybody?
Loser pays for the beer.
Toups, how about you?
Polo, do you want to try?
Campagna?
Antoine,
do you want to try?
l think l do.
All right.
Antoine is going to fight
Teche Bossier.
Having fun?
Hey, foreigner,
you come back, huh?
Yeah. To stay a while
this time, l hope.
Are you all right?
Pay no attention to him!
lt's just a friendly,
little game that we play.
Game?
Knocking your sheriff
around, a game?
He's only half sheriff. The other
half, he's bartender with no pay.
He's a cousin
to the owner.
Come on.
Father's in the back room.
Hey, foreigner,
you really mean you're going
to look for oil out in the Gulf?
Starting in the morning.
Well, Mr. Gambi,
you're with us again.
How are you, Dominique?
And l see
you have met Francesca.
l wouldn't have missed it
for the world.
We were old friends
in 30 seconds.
How are you,
pigeon?
Have you met
my sister's fianc?
Oh.
You didn't tell me
l had competition already.
Down here we get engaged
before we're born.
Oh, one of those kind.
l think we remember each
other from that $5 truck ride.
Let's not
go through that again.
Johnny...
Mr. Gambi
wants to rent our boat.
Yeah. Same price.
For a week, maybe more.
No.
We won't rent our boat.
But, Stella,
$50 a day.
We don't want anything
from him. Not for $100.
Hey, you rent
my boat, then.
lt's a better one
anyway.
Well, Dominique's got
first chance.
Don't do it, Dad.
But why not?
They're going to
cause trouble.
The trouble
is only in her head.
l take a chance
for $50 a day.
l didn't come here to argue.
lt's a deal, Teche.
You got a good boat. And
Phillipe here, a good crew.
Come on,
l'll buy you a drink.
Hey, Louis!
Three on the cuff.
No more cuffs.
What's the matter with her?
She needs a good man,
but l won't marry her
until she asks me.
You people sure go for
marriage, don't you?
Why not?
lt makes it nice for the kids, don't it?
Three on the cuff.
l'll buy.
Set them up for the house,
Louis. Drinks for everybody.
The oil men
have come to town!
How much of a job
you got left?
l'm almost through
on this boat.
Where's the one
Gambi went after?
l wish l knew.
l didn't think anybody could
get lost in a town this size.
Might have found something
to get lost with.
Yeah.
Yeah, well,
it's a little early,
but l'd better go and find
out. l'll see you later.
Come on, gusher!
Set them up again, Louis!
Everybody, drink!
No, now, you been
buying drinks all night.
Now it's my turn.
Louis, this round is on me.
You thankless uncle. All
right, l'll tell you what.
l win the drinks from you.
What do you think of that?
Who cares?
Just so we drink.
All right, you get
in the circle with me.
ln the circle?
Come on.
l win,
you buy the round
and l save my pride.
And if l win, we go dry?
Don't worry, my friend.
l take care of that,
all right.
You're liable
to get hurt, Johnny.
Watch me.
l didn't teach judo
in the service for nothing.
Where do you want me
to throw him?
You are my friend.
You ready?
Ready.
Are you having fun?
l'm spreading good will.
You look it.
Did you get a boat?
Sure, l did.
Best boat in the river.
Mine.
Glad to see you back.
We're not mad at each other. Just a
friendly little game we're playing.
Yeah, relax, sweetheart.
We haven't had
a night off in two weeks.
Come on, come on,
meet the people.
lt's the finest bunch
of fishermen you ever saw.
And this...
This is Francesca.
She's pledged to Bayard,
as they say down here,
but l'm not so sure
he's gonna get her.
Come on. Come on.
l've been telling her l'm
gonna plaster her with mink,
and set her up
in a 10-mile-high penthouse.
She'd outshine
the Statue of Liberty.
Oh, your friend
is crazy, Mr. Martin.
Have you ever seen
a penthouse, baby?
Stay away from her!
What's the matter
with you?
lt's only in fun.
Stay away from him, Fran.
He'll hurt you
if you don't.
Stella, they are
our friends.
Friends.
Because they feed you drinks?
l thought you'd have
brains enough to see them
for what
they really are, Teche.
They're selling themselves with
this party. They're buying the town.
They'll spoil everything
they touch.
men and their filthy money.
l thought l had a clean
place to come home to,
but if they stay they'll make
it as filthy rotten as they are.
l'm sorry. How can you talk like this?
Because l know.
Three years away from here taught
me plenty about men like these.
Buy and sell, anything you
want, anything you've got.
l don't want to hear
any more.
Well you're going to hear. l
don't care what you think of me,
but you must believe
that l know their kind.
l learned.
You don't think
l sent $100 a month home
on secretary's pay,
do you?
Maybe now you'll believe me.
Hey, wait a minute!
Now we're not in business
to break up your family.
Gambi didn't mean
anything in there.
He just had a little too
much to drink, that's all.
Didn't mean anything? Well,
maybe it didn't to him.
But what do you think
it meant to Francesca?
Words she's never
heard before
from the kind of man she
doesn't know anything about.
All right, l'll keep him away from her.
The only way to stop it is
for you to get out of town.
Well that'd only mean
another crew would come in.
There's oil out there,
somebody's got to get it.
Now you may not
believe this right now,
but this is gonna be good
for your town
and it's gonna be good
for the people.
Oh, listen.
Why does there have to be this
sort of trouble between us?
Don't touch me.
Don't ever touch me.
That's quite a chick!
Yeah.
Yeah.
You all set?
Hey, did you get married yet?
Lay off.
lt was only a joke.
Morning.
How do you like this?
Teche Bossier,
the oil baron.
What are those things?
They're geophones.
They're worth a small fortune,
so take good care of them.
Sure, like babies.
How do you find oil
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