O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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:05:06
(Horn blows)
:05:12
Jesus! Can't I count on you people?
:05:15
Sorry, Everett.
:05:16
Well, all right.
If we take off through that bayou...

:05:21
(Pete) Wait a minute!
:05:23
Who elected you leader
of this outfit?

:05:25
I figured it should be the one with
the capacity for abstract thought,

:05:29
but if that ain't the consensus,
then hell, let's vote.

:05:32
Suits me!
I'm votin' for yours truly.

:05:34
Well, I'm votin'
for yours truly, too.

:05:41
OK. I'm with you fellas.
:05:44
(Dogs barking in distance)
:05:49
(Squeak)
:05:54
(Squeak)
:05:57
(Squeak)
:06:00
(Squeak)
:06:04
(Squeak)
:06:06
- (Squeak)
- Mind if we join you, old-timer?

:06:09
Join me, m'son. Join me.
:06:15
(Delmar) You work
for the railroad, grandpa?

:06:18
I work for no man.
:06:21
- Got a name, do you?
- I have no name.

:06:25
That may be why you had difficulty
finding gainful employment.

:06:29
Y'see, in the mart
of competitive commerce...

:06:32
You seek a great fortune,
:06:34
you three who are now in chains.
:06:36
You will find a fortune,
:06:39
though it will not be
the fortune you seek.

:06:42
But first...
:06:44
first you must travel
a long and difficult road,

:06:50
a road fraught with peril, mm-hmm.
:06:54
You shall see things...
:06:57
wonderful to tell.

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