O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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:28:01
Well, that hardly sounds like you.
:28:04
(Lawman) All right, boys!
It's the authorities!

:28:07
Your situation
is purty nigh hopeless!

:28:10
Damn, they found our car.
:28:12
(Lawman) We ain't got the time
and nary the inclination

:28:15
to chat with you boys any further.
:28:18
Damn, we got to skedaddle.
:28:20
I left my pomade in the car.
Maybe I can creep up.

:28:24
Don't be a fool, Everett.
We got to R-U-N-N-O-F-T.

:28:28
(Everett) Where's Tommy?
:28:30
Already lit out,
scared out of his wits.

:28:36
Let's go!
:28:39
Well, hell, it ain't square one.
:28:41
Ain't no one gonna pick up three
filthy, unshaved hitchhikers.

:28:45
And one of them a know-it-all
who can't keep his trap shut.

:28:49
The rancour reflected in that remark
I won't dignify with comment.

:28:53
But I'll address your general
attitude of hopeless negativism.

:28:57
Consider the lilies
of the goddam field.

:29:00
Or, hell, look at Delmar
as your paradigm of hope.

:29:02
Yeah. Look at me.
:29:04
You may call it unreasoning optimism,
you may call it obtuse,

:29:08
but the plain and simple fact
is we got close to...

:29:11
three days before they...
:29:14
(Car approaching)
:29:18
(Everett) ..dam that river.
:29:42
Is this the road to Itta Bena?
:29:46
Uh...Itta Bena?
:29:49
(Everett) Itta Bena?
Stay on this here road.

:29:53
(Pete) That ain't right,
I was thinking of, uh...

:29:56
- Take this road.
- Nah, that ain't right.

:29:59
(Pete) Seems to me there's a road...

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