[SPEAKER_00] That was close. Too close. We brought that trouble on ourselves.
[SPEAKER_01] By we, you mean me.
[SPEAKER_00] The one me who went and...
[SPEAKER_01] shot him seemed like he deserved shoot i'm sure he did but i've been thinking ain't it about time
[SPEAKER_01] you stop being the man making them decisions i'm trying are you i think so you gotta find
[SPEAKER_00] some place to lay low keep quiet maybe dutch was right maybe we should have just gone to tahiti
[SPEAKER_00] is that it with you tahiti you're killing come on john please try try what
[SPEAKER_00] we gotta live somewhere for more than just a few weeks
[SPEAKER_01] Okay. Let's see what we can find in... in Strawberry.
[SPEAKER_01] What do you know about Strawberry?
[SPEAKER_00] I know they like good, honest, hard-working men a whole lot more than angry killers.
[SPEAKER_01] So make yourself good and honest.
[SPEAKER_01] I am always honest. Maybe not always good, but I'm always honest.
[SPEAKER_00] My whole life I've been surrounded by fools with moral codes.
[SPEAKER_00] Here's the moral code. Look out for folks.
[SPEAKER_00] Stop trying to act like some hero in a book.
[SPEAKER_01] What do you know about heroes in books?
[SPEAKER_00] My reading's getting pretty good.
[SPEAKER_01] Well, read different books, then.
[SPEAKER_00] The books is Jack's.
[SPEAKER_00] And, well, maybe he's doing most of the reading, but still.
[SPEAKER_01] You're a bad influence on your mother, boy.
[SPEAKER_00] Boy?
[SPEAKER_03] Sorry, sir.
[SPEAKER_03] What was that?
[SPEAKER_01] I said you're a bad influence on your mother.
[SPEAKER_01] With your books.
[SPEAKER_01] With your books.
[SPEAKER_00] books was that you know that dime novel boy calloway and the men from the moon or whatever
[SPEAKER_03] it was i'll do my best to find better reading material pop is that what you like then western
[SPEAKER_01] tales boy what's that sir do you enjoy tales of the wild west not so much anymore i've been
[SPEAKER_03] reading about knights you know of the round table the king what
[SPEAKER_01] What's his name?
[SPEAKER_03] There's King Arthur, and there's Sir Lancelot, and the Lady Guinevere, and a whole lot of
[SPEAKER_01] others.
[SPEAKER_01] Those names.
[SPEAKER_03] I kind of like them.
[SPEAKER_01] You know what?
[SPEAKER_00] So do I.
[SPEAKER_00] I bet that sign says Strawberry, don't it?
[SPEAKER_00] I got a good feeling about this place.
[SPEAKER_00] It's been a long time.
[SPEAKER_00] Why don't you pull up just here?
[SPEAKER_01] I'm gonna go see what kind of good, honest work I can find.
[SPEAKER_01] Grave digging or polishing some rich fella's boots or some such.
[SPEAKER_00] Me too.
[SPEAKER_00] See if me and the boy can find some laundry work or something.
[SPEAKER_00] Howdy.
[SPEAKER_02] Help you, son?
[SPEAKER_01] I'm hoping I can help you.
[SPEAKER_01] I saw the help wanted sign outside.
[SPEAKER_02] Sure, but you're a bit old to be stacking groceries and running errands, ain't you, son?
[SPEAKER_01] Well, I ain't too proud to do nothing.
[SPEAKER_01] As long as it's honest and it pays.