:01:04
Stop it. Come on, get out of there.
:01:08
Stop it.
:01:11
Hey, hey!
:01:12
Get outta here. Get.
:01:18
Hey, fella.
:01:20
How you doing?
:01:24
He hurt you there?
:01:31
Oh, good dog.
:01:35
That's a good boy.
:01:38
That's a good dog.
:01:43
(man) It felt like forever
since I'd held a dog in my arms.
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No creature could live in my heart
like those dogs of mine so long ago.
:01:54
This place is far away
from the wilderness I came from.
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Forever. and a thousand miles away.
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Here you go, boy.
:02:22
I was a little boy growing up
deep in the Ozark mountains.
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with my mom and dad
and my two little sisters.
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and woods in all directions.
as far as the eye could see.
:02:37
My ma was part Cherokee,.
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and there was a legend in those parts
that a little Indian boy and girl
:02:43
got lost in a blizzard and died.
:02:46
When they found them in the spring,
:02:48
a beautiful red fern
had grown up between them.
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And that spot was sacred forever.