:33:10
Buddy?
:33:13
I'm going to have to leave here.
:33:18
I have to go.
:33:24
Why do you say that, Rose?
:33:27
I got to, Buddy.
:33:33
Why did you
get rid of all your rabbits?
:33:37
I don't know.
I just got tired of them.
:33:41
When I was a child,
we had more than 500 rabbits.
:33:46
Five hundred rabbits??
:33:49
At least.
:33:52
We had them in orange crates.
:33:57
Daddy thought we could sell them.
:33:59
but only country folk eat rabbit.
And they ain't got mo money.
:34:05
We had to eat them all our ownselves.
:34:08
It took four years to eat them all.
:34:13
The doctor said you got protein.
He was right.
:34:18
Later on,
after Momma and Lunette died,
:34:22
all Daddy was doing was killing
himself and chasing after me,
:34:29
It would have beed good
to have had some rabbit stew.
:34:33
That was when I run off to Birmingham.
:34:37
That daddy of yours
must have been pretty awful.
:34:43
Yeah, I guess he was.
:34:49
How old were you when you ran away?
- Fourteen.
:34:54
Fourteen? How did you live?
:34:57
I looked a lot older,
so I worked as a waitress.