:06:01
And your father-
he walloped them all...
:06:04
one by one, the whole lot of them.
:06:08
And l killed off a fair share myself,
to tell the God's truth-
:06:11
Quiet, Danty Duff, for once.
:06:13
Yeah, well...
:06:15
humble as l am, l'll keep that part
of the story for another time.
:06:19
How are you feeling now, Da?
:06:21
My soul is departing from me, Joseph.
:06:25
- Don't you talk that way.
- l'll talk any way l please.
:06:27
- l'm dying, l tell you!
- Well, you can't die.
:06:30
- We need you here, Da.
- Need me? What for?
:06:36
Her beautiful eyes
were a terrible curse
:06:54
God bless your soul.
:06:57
Poor Joe Donelly.
:07:00
We'd be as well to sell off a thing
or two now that the old man's gone.
:07:04
ls that any way to keen
over the death of our father?
:07:07
Misery's a personal matter, Joseph.
:07:10
We don't need any instruction.
Thanks.
:07:12
Sure, he's left us
with a huge debt of rent on the land.
:07:15
We'll begin to settle our debt
when we harvest the land.
:07:18
Grow the potatoes and pick them
yourself, Joseph, you ambitious boy!
:07:22
- You son of a-
- Joseph!
:07:24
Jesus and the saints preserve us!
:07:28
We thought you died, Da.
:07:30
l did, son.
l passed away.
:07:33
But you're talking to us, Da.
:07:36
And your eyes-
they're looking about.
:07:38
l was as dead as a stone,
l tell you.
:07:40
Now shut your mouth
before l die again.
:07:44
Well, l am-
:07:48
Come here!
:07:50
l've come back
to tell you something.
:07:59
You're an especially odd boy.