:12:03
Railroad men come in offering
to buy land. Nobody sells.
:12:08
So the army starts hanging men
who own farms for treason.
:12:12
All we've thought about is home.
:12:15
I'll kill anyone who tries
to get me off my farm.
:12:18
If I have to go to war with the
railroad to stay, it's fine by me.
:12:23
Let's think about this.
:12:25
-If we have a good story, we're okay.
-What story are they gonna believe?
:12:31
You were in General Hood's
Texas Army. . .
:12:34
...until Sharpsburg, then were
assigned to Jeb Stuart's cavalry. . .
:12:38
...until you surrendered in Tennessee.
:12:42
-That just might work.
-Yeah, that might just work.
:12:47
Now go on and see your ma.
:12:50
She'll be glad to see her sons alive.
:12:53
And for her sake, stay that way.
:13:05
Thanks for everything.
Especially the story you told.
:13:09
-Look, Zee--
-I'm going to go cry now.
:13:20
-Zerelda became a hell of a woman.
-Oh, yeah.
:13:24
-"Big and older. "
-Shut up, Frank.
:13:27
You're a charmer.
:13:28
-I'll shoot you.
-Next time, try "fat and haggard. "
:13:40
My boys! My boys!
:13:42
My boys! My boys are alive! Oh, God!
:13:47
-Praise God, you're alive!
-Not if you don't ease up a bit, Ma.
:13:53
-Did you kill Yankees?
-A few.
:13:55
-Say your prayers?
-Yes.
:13:57
Good. Come inside and wash
your hands for dinner.