:10:07
Hello, Mrs. Russell.
:10:11
Just loosen that sheet.
:10:14
You know, to tell you the truth,
I don't do a lot of this myself.
:10:17
You get used to it.
:10:19
I spent fifteen years
getting used to it.
:10:22
My mother was a stroke victim.
:10:26
Now if you lift her up,
I'll get rid of this.
:10:31
Easy.
:10:34
That's it.
:10:37
Yes, sir, fifteen years.
:10:43
Two or three times a day.
:10:45
The washing machine
never stopped.
:10:50
Oh, we do have nurses
in this town... two of them.
:10:54
One of them ran off to get
married, the other one drinks.
:10:59
So, there you go, old girl.
:11:10
I told you
not to worry about it.
:11:14
That's what I'm here for.
:11:17
Thank you, Stuart.
:11:38
See that fence?
That's where our land starts.
:11:49
Why are you stopping, daddy?
:11:55
Those tracks
weren't there yesterday.
:11:58
Who the hell's been up there?