:24:01
What in the world are you doing here?
:24:04
I want to come back and stay in here.
:24:07
You can't. You're a free man.
:24:09
They let you out so you can
do as you please.
:24:12
I reckon I don't care
about being a free man.
:24:15
I don't know how
to go about it.
:24:17
You'll have to learn.
:24:19
It'll take some time.
:24:21
Don't you have anybody
to help you out?
:24:24
No, sir.
:24:26
Your daddy was living there
last time I heard.
:24:30
I guess he wouldn't want to
help you out any, would he?
:24:35
Sorry. I wasn't thinking.
:24:40
Don't you have anybody?
:24:42
No, sir. Never did know
too much of nobody down there.
:24:47
Not to be helping me out,
no way.
:24:52
Karl, the truth is...
:24:55
I don't know where they expect you
to go, what they expect you to do.
:24:59
If I could, I'd let you come back here
and stay if you wanted to.
:25:03
I'm just doing my job.
:25:06
You follow me?
:25:11
Listen, Karl, I know an old boy...
:25:14
who's got a fix-it shop deal
in Millsburg.
:25:17
He used to go to church with me.
:25:21
You're good working on
small engines and things.
:25:24
If I was to put my neck out
for you with him...
:25:28
do you think you could work it
if he'll hire you?
:25:33
I'm pretty handy, I reckon,
on lawn mowers and whatnot.
:25:37
I know you are.
I've seen it myself.
:25:40
- Could you give it a try?
- I reckon.
:25:44
Now I can't promise
that he'll hire you.
:25:47
I'll have to tell him
about your history.
:25:51
I never was no good with history.
:25:54
No. I mean your past.
:25:59
Why you were in here.