:45:09
Shh. Listen.
:45:23
Dee, you gone plumb loco?
:45:43
Get down, Mace. Help yourself.
:45:45
It ain't much.
It's just like a woman I once had...
:45:48
...back in Kentucky: Warm and free.
:45:53
Why, it's the hangman.
:45:57
- Hey, what's he doing here?
- That ain't no hangman, Pop.
:46:01
- That's nobody but my brother.
Your brother?
:46:06
Mace, this is Pop Chaney.
:46:08
That's his young fine son back there
who's studying for the ministry.
:46:12
Babe Jenkins.
:46:14
- Robbie O'Hare.
Hi.
:46:16
Mrs. Stoner.
:46:22
You all right, Mrs. Stoner?
:46:29
- Hey, you!
- Pop.
:46:34
Apologize for what happened to you,
Mrs. Stoner.
:46:37
You can go home in the morning.
:46:40
Mrs. Stoner goes home
when I say she goes home...
:46:43
...and she ain't going home
in the morning, Mace.
:46:45
When I ain't got no blood-in-the-eye
posse running up my backside...
:46:49
...then she can do what she wants.
Until then, she stays.
:46:54
So you never harmed
a woman or a child, huh?
:46:57
She's harmed? She ain't harmed.