1:20:00
IN HIS STORE.
1:20:03
SO HE BEGAN
YELLING.
1:20:05
PRETTY SOON, IT WAS JUST
CORNBREAD, ME AND EARL.
1:20:09
AND THEN CORNBREAD
BOUGHT US EACH A POP.
1:20:14
YOU KNOW, HE WAS
ALWAYS GOOD TO US.
1:20:17
THEN HE BOUGHT ONE
FOR HIMSELF,
1:20:20
AND THEN ONE-EYE
CAME IN.
1:20:21
[Deputy Coroner]
BEG YOUR PARDON,
1:20:22
DID YOU SAY
"ONE-EYE"?
1:20:24
YES, SIR. EVERYBOD
Y OUT THERE KNOWS ONE-EYE.
1:20:26
[Deputy Coroner]
I SEE.
1:20:27
[Sniffles]
1:20:28
GO ON, SON.
1:20:32
WELL, THEN
CORNBREAD SAID
1:20:33
THAT HE HAD
TO GET MOVING.
1:20:35
SO HE BOUGHT
ANOTHER POP
FOR HIMSELF
1:20:37
TO DRINK
AT HOME,
1:20:40
AND THEN, WE SAID
THAT HE OUGHT TO WAIT
1:20:43
UNTIL IT
STOPPED RAINING.
1:20:47
BUT HE SAID NO, THAT
HE HAD TO GET ON HOME.
1:20:52
.
AND THEN..
1:20:55
ME AND EARL,
WE GOT TO ARGUING.
1:20:59
G
WE'S ALWAYS ARGUIN
1:21:02
AS TO HOW FAST
CORNBREAD
1:21:05
.
COULD RUN HOME
1:21:09
AND I SAID
MAYBE 10 SECONDS.
1:21:12
AND CORNBREAD
LAUGHED
1:21:13
AND SAID NO,
ABOUT 25 SECONDS.
1:21:18
AND THEN WE
MADE SORT OF A BET.
1:21:22
THEN ME AND EARL
AND MR. FRED AND ONE-EYE
1:21:26
WENT OUT UNDER THE
AWNING WITH CORNBREAD.
1:21:31
CORNBREAD TOOK OFF
1:21:32
WITH HIS BASKETBALL
UNDER ONE ARM
1:21:34
AND HIS ORANGE POP
IN THE OTHER HAND.
1:21:39
BOY, YOU SHOULD
HAVE SEEN HOW HE RAN.
1:21:44
WHEN CORNBREAD RAN--
[sniffles]
1:21:48
IT DIDN'T EVEN LOOK
LIKE HE WAS MOVING.
1:21:51
HE COULD
SURE RUN.
1:21:55
AND, BOY,
WAS HE MOVING.
1:21:59
AND THEN,
ME AND EARL,