A Patch of Blue
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:06:00
No problems. Where's my purse?
:06:05
Have supper on time tonight.
:06:07
And as for you, try and get home
sober for once, pig face!

:06:12
Go jump in the lake.
:06:21
Ole Pa?
:06:24
Does this look better, Ole Pa?
Will you take me if I wear this?

:06:29
Okay.
:06:31
Get some clothes on you, then,
and take that God-awful hat off.

:06:36
You don't want none
of Rose-Ann's trappings.

:06:39
You sure, Ole Pa?
I mean, if my face is so bad?

:06:42
It ain't bad. It's just your eyes.
It's only that people are so nosy.

:06:49
When you was a kid,
they was always at it.

:06:53
"Poor little girl," they'd say.
"What happened?"

:06:57
Rose-Ann used to get so mad.
:07:00
Well, come on. Get a move on.
I ain't got all day!

:07:15
Thank you, Ole Pa.
Thank you for being nice to me.

:07:19
- Can't do this every day.
- No, just sometimes.

:07:31
- It feels good, the grass.
- Come on.

:07:35
Mr. Faber said it was green.
What's green like?

:07:38
Green is green, stupid.
Same as the trees.

:07:41
I wish I knew green. I can remember
blue. The sky's blue, ain't it?

:07:46
Yeah, sometimes.
Here you are.

:07:50
Now, you sit here by this tree.
And you stay put, see!

:07:55
Okay.
:07:57
Thanks again, Ole Pa.
:07:59
And, Ole Pa, my face?
You're sure it's not too bad?


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