:45:02
Hello, sam.
:45:03
I thought you might
still want some onions.
:45:07
Thank you.
:45:12
I can fix that.
:45:14
Sam, are you gonna try to
tell me now
:45:16
that your onions are a cure
for a leaky roof?
:45:19
Naw.
:45:20
I'm just good with my hands.
:45:22
I built my own boat, you know.
:45:24
I need it to get across
the lake to my onion field.
:45:27
Well, then, i guess
you'd be in real trouble
:45:30
if your boat leaked.
:45:32
I tell you what...
i'll fix that roof
:45:35
in exchange for three jars
of your spiced peaches.
:45:43
It's a deal.
:45:46
[Birds chirping]
:45:58
Well, miss katherine,
:45:59
i guarantee that roof
for five years.
:46:02
If there's anything else...
:46:04
[sighs]
The windows won't open.
:46:07
And the children and i would
enjoy a breeze now and then.
:46:10
I can fix that.
:46:12
"And this maiden, she lived
with no other thought
:46:16
"than to love
and be loved by me.
:46:20
"She was a child,
and i was a child
:46:24
"in this kingdom by the sea.
:46:27
But we loved..."
:46:29
"with a love
that was more than love...
:46:32
i and my annabel lee."
:46:35
Sam.
:46:38
You know, that door
doesn't hang straight.
:46:46
I can fix that.
:46:47
"The duck swims on the lake."
:46:52
Very good, mr. Penn.
:46:54
Thank you, ma'am.
:46:55
[Mockingly]
The duck may swim on the lake,
:46:59
but my daddy owns the lake.