1:03:02
I thinkyou ought to turn
right around and go back home.
1:03:06
- Heck Tate's around here somewhere.
- No, he ain't.
1:03:10
Heck and his bunch
is out in Old Sarum lookin' for us.
1:03:13
We knowed he was,
so we come in this other way.
1:03:16
You ain't thought about that,
had you, Mr Finch?
1:03:18
- I thought about it.
- I can't see Atticus.
1:03:21
That changes things some.
1:03:32
Jem, go home,
and take Scout and Dill with you.
1:03:37
- Son, I said go home.
- No, sir.
1:03:43
- I'll send him home.
- Don't you touch him! Let him go!
1:03:47
That'll do!
1:03:52
Ain't nobody
gonna do Jem that way!
1:03:57
Now you get them out of here.
1:04:03
- I want you to please leave.
- No, sir.
1:04:09
- I tell you I ain't goin'.
- Hey, Mr Cunningham.
1:04:16
I said, "Hey, Mr Cunningham."
How's your entailment getting along?
1:04:24
Don't you remember me,
Mr Cunningham?
1:04:28
I'mJean Louise Finch.
1:04:32
You brought us some hickory nuts
one early morning. Remember?
1:04:37
We had a talk.
1:04:41
I went and got my daddy
to come out and thank you.
1:04:45
I go to school with your boy.
I go to school with Walter.
1:04:49
He's a nice boy.
Tell him "hey" for me, won't you?
1:04:54
You know somethin',
Mr Cunningham?
1:04:56
Entailments are bad.
Entailments--