My Dog Skip
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:54:04
Look, a cigarette wrapper!
:54:06
One little old piece of tinfoil
ain't gonna win no scrap drive.

:54:11
You know, it's been two whole weeks...
:54:14
...and Dink hasn't even
come out of his house yet.

:54:17
Willie, when you saw him,
was he wearing his uniform?

:54:21
Was he wounded?
:54:23
It was really dark.
I couldn't tell for sure.

:54:26
But I bet he's got a lot of medals
to show us when he gets ready.

:54:30
My old man said
he didn't win no medals at all.

:54:32
Yeah, my pop says he's a drunk.
:54:35
I heard worse than that.
I heard he turned tail and ran.

:54:39
Broke his own record
in the 1 00-yard dash.

:54:45
Where are you going?
:54:47
What's eating him?
:54:55
Watch out for the poison oak there.
:55:00
Can almost taste
that blackberry pie already.

:55:03
Should be some nice, thick bushes
in around here.

:55:07
Now, look.
:55:10
See that hickory over yonder?
:55:12
The one that looks like
he's got a broken arm?

:55:14
That's lightning.
:55:19
Now, see, you always want
to leave a mark...

:55:21
...so you can find your way home.
:55:26
Dad?
:55:31
Whatever happened to your leg?
:55:36
Now, you know what happened to my leg.
:55:39
Lost it in the Spanish Civil War...
:55:41
...when you was just a baby.
:55:44
Where is it now, you think?
:55:47
Well, somewheres in Catalonia,
I suppose.

:55:53
Does it ever itch or hurt?
:55:56
You know, like the way they say?

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