:23:01
I've got supper.
:23:02
I'm not one to pry
into a man's personal affairs...
:23:05
...but exactly how is it
you came to be way out here...
:23:09
...without a horse, or boots, or a hat?
:23:13
Well, my...
:23:15
...horse broke down and a bear ate my boots...
:23:19
...and I just forgot my hat.
:23:21
How could you forget a thing like your hat?
:23:23
- Would you like some water?
- Yeah.
:23:36
I'll tell you what I'll do, Mr. Eastwood.
:23:38
I'll help you find your blacksmith friend.
:23:42
You can stay the night in the barn...
:23:45
...and tomorrow I'll take you
as far as the railroad tracks.
:23:48
You can follow them straight into town.
:23:53
I'll even give you a hat.
:23:58
That's great. Thanks.
:24:04
That's my William.
:24:06
Wee Willy.
:24:12
Yes.
:24:14
I think you'll find the barn comfortable.
:24:16
Never had any complaints about it
from the pigs.
:24:19
Seamus.
:24:21
A word with you.
Aye.
:24:27
Will you hold him for a minute?
:24:33
Are you sure you're not bringing a curse
on this house taking him in like that?
:24:37
- He's such a strange young man.
- Aye, but I've just got a feeling about him.
:24:42
Looking after him is the right thing to do.
That's important.
:24:46
Hey, buddy.
:24:47
Look how the baby takes to him.
:24:50
Little Will never takes to strangers.
:24:53
It's almost as if he's connected to us.
:24:56
Hey, Will.
:24:58
So you're my great-grandfather.