:06:02
- Got picked up twice on a drunk charge.
- I don't care, he's still lying.
:06:06
I know why him and Hank
raise that corn.
:06:09
Both of'em drank my ma
into an early grave with that corn.
:06:14
Glenn, how old were you
when your mother died?
:06:17
- Ma'am?
- She asked how old you were
when your ma died.
:06:22
Almost nine.
:06:25
Let's get on with this.
What's your recommendation, Phil?
:06:31
- I'd give him another chance, Tom.
- So would I,Judge.
:06:36
On parole, of course.
Have him report once a week.
:06:40
And I'd see to it he stayed decently
at work with a living wage and board.
:06:46
I owe it to his mom,
my own cousin, that much.
:06:49
He'll never do it, Rolfe.
What he needs is correction.
:06:53
Mr. Tyler, what do you think
needs improving in your son?
:06:58
Well, begging your pardon,
what do you think don't? [ Laughing ]
:07:04
Your picture's
a mighty black one, Sam.
:07:09
There was nothing wrong
with this boy back a way.
:07:12
There was never a week
come snow or rain...
:07:15
this boy and his mother
didn't attend my church.
:07:19
Glenn, turn around, tellJudge Parker
and the parole board...
:07:25
what was the master's c
from the cross?
:07:31
"Eli, Eli,
lama sabachthani?"
:07:35
And where in scripture
is that noted?
:07:39
In Matthew 27:46...
:07:44
and sort of turned around
in Mark 1 5:34.
:07:47
"And what does," " Eli, Eli,
lama sabachthani" "mean?"
:07:55
It means, " My God, my God,
why hast thou forsaken me?"