1:25:02
I will go down the colliery with you, sir.
1:25:05
Have sense, boy.
The colliery is no place for you.
1:25:09
Why not try for a respectable job?
1:25:11
Respectable? Are you and his brothers
a lot of old jailbirds, then?
1:25:16
Leave it now, Beth.
I only want the best for the boy.
1:25:19
If he is as good a man as you
and his brothers, I will rest happy.
1:25:23
I am thinking of the boy's future.
It was different in our day.
1:25:27
There was good money and fair play
for all. But Huw is a scholar.
1:25:30
Why take brains down a coal mine?
1:25:33
I would rather, sir.
1:25:43
All right.
1:25:46
Decide for yourself.
1:25:49
But blame yourself if you are wrong.
1:25:53
The colliery, sir.
1:25:57
- All right, the colliery it is.
- Good.
1:26:06
- Where are you going?
- To get drunk.
1:26:12
Bron?
1:26:17
- I am going down the colliery.
- The colliery, is it?
1:26:23
The old coal will be shaking in its seam.
1:26:32
Bron...
1:26:37
Bron.
1:26:39
Would you have me to live
in this house, and have my wages?
1:26:44
- Your home is with your mother.
- It was she who sent me.
1:26:48
- From pity.
- No, from sense.
1:26:51
If you put clothes night and morning,
let them be my clothes.
1:26:57
- Good old man.
- Yes or no, Bron?