1. Shit.Copy !req
2. You pair of deuces
looking for work,Copy !req
3. I suggest you get your
scrawny asses in here
pronto.Copy !req
4. Up on Brokeback,
the Forest Service has
got designated campsitesCopy !req
5. on the allotments.Copy !req
6. Them camps can be
3, 4 miles from where
we pasture the woollies.Copy !req
7. Bad predator
loss if there's nobody
looking after them at night.Copy !req
8. Now, what I want
is a camp tenderCopy !req
9. to stay
in the main camp, where
the Forest Service says.Copy !req
10. But the herder,Copy !req
11. he's gonna pitch
a pup tent on the
QT with the sheepCopy !req
12. and he's gonna sleep there.Copy !req
13. You eat your supper
and breakfast in camp,Copy !req
14. but you sleep
with the sheep 100%.Copy !req
15. No fire, don't leave no sign.Copy !req
16. You roll up that
tent every morningCopy !req
17. in case Forest
Service snoops around.Copy !req
18. Yeah?Copy !req
19. No.Copy !req
20. No!Copy !req
21. Not on your fucking life.Copy !req
22. You got your dogs, your
.30-30, you sleep there.Copy !req
23. Last summer I had
goddamn near 25% loss.
I don't want that again.Copy !req
24. You.Copy !req
25. Fridays at noon,
be down at the bridgeCopy !req
26. with your
grocery list and mules,Copy !req
27. and somebody with supplies
will be there at the pick-up.Copy !req
28. Tomorrow morning we'll
truck you up to the
jump-off.Copy !req
29. Jack Twist.Copy !req
30. Ennis.Copy !req
31. Your folks just stop at Ennis?Copy !req
32. Del Mar.Copy !req
33. Well, nice to know you,
Ennis Del Mar.Copy !req
34. My second year up here.Copy !req
35. Last year, one storm,
the lightning killed
42 sheep.Copy !req
36. Thought
I'd asphyxiate
from the smell.Copy !req
37. Aguirre got all over my ass,
like I was supposed to
control the weather.Copy !req
38. But beats
working for
my old man.Copy !req
39. Can't please my old man, no way.Copy !req
40. That's why I took to rodeoing.Copy !req
41. You ever rodeo?Copy !req
42. You know,
I mean, once in a while.Copy !req
43. When I got the
entry fee in my pocket.Copy !req
44. Yeah.Copy !req
45. Are you from ranch people?Copy !req
46. Yeah, I was.Copy !req
47. Your folks run you off?Copy !req
48. No, they run themselves off.Copy !req
49. There was one curve in
the road in 43 miles,
and they miss it.Copy !req
50. So the bank took the ranchCopy !req
51. and my
brother and sister,
they raised me, mostly.Copy !req
52. (LlGHTER CLICKING)
Shit, that's hard.Copy !req
53. Can I? Thank you.Copy !req
54. Don't let them stray.Copy !req
55. Joe will have
your ass if you do.Copy !req
56. Only thing,
don't never order soup.Copy !req
57. Them soup boxes
are hard to pack.Copy !req
58. Well, I don't eat soup.Copy !req
59. You wanna watch it there.
That horse has a low
startle point.Copy !req
60. Doubt
there's a filly
that could throw me.Copy !req
61. Let's git,
unless you wanna sit
around tying knots all day.Copy !req
62. Oh, shit.Copy !req
63. Can't wait till I
get my own spreadCopy !req
64. and I won't have to put up
with Joe Aguirre's crap
no more.Copy !req
65. I'm saving for a place myself.Copy !req
66. Alma and me,
we're gonna get marriedCopy !req
67. when I come down
off this mountain.Copy !req
68. Shit, that stay
with the sheep,
no fire bullshit.Copy !req
69. Aguirre got no right making
us do something against
the rules.Copy !req
70. No more beans.Copy !req
71. Damn. Shit!Copy !req
72. I don't know.Copy !req
73. Something wrong?Copy !req
74. Yeah, so what...Copy !req
75. Why didn't we
get the powdered
milk and the spuds?Copy !req
76. That's all we got.Copy !req
77. Well...Copy !req
78. Here's next week's.Copy !req
79. Thought you didn't eat soup.Copy !req
80. Yeah, well, I'm sick of beans.Copy !req
81. Too early
in the summer to
be sick of beans.Copy !req
82. Come on.Copy !req
83. Come on. Come on.Copy !req
84. Hold on. Whoa, whoa.Copy !req
85. Shit.Copy !req
86. Whoa. Come back here!Copy !req
87. Whoa there, whoa.Copy !req
88. All right. Fuck it.Copy !req
89. Okay, you bastard.Copy !req
90. Where the hell you been?Copy !req
91. Been up with the sheep all day,Copy !req
92. I get
down here hungry as hell
and all I find is beans.Copy !req
93. What in the hell
happened, Ennis?Copy !req
94. I come on a bear
is what happened.Copy !req
95. Goddamn horse spooked
and the mules took offCopy !req
96. and scattered food everywhere.Copy !req
97. Beans is about all we got left.Copy !req
98. Got whiskey or something?Copy !req
99. Dumb-ass mule.Copy !req
100. I can't believe that. God damn.Copy !req
101. Let me see.Copy !req
102. Shit.Copy !req
103. Well,
we gotta do something
about this food situation.Copy !req
104. Maybe I'll shoot
one of the sheep.Copy !req
105. Yeah,
what if Aguirre
finds out, huh?Copy !req
106. We're supposed to
guard the sheep,
not eat them.Copy !req
107. What's the matter with you?
There are a thousand of them.Copy !req
108. I'll stick with beans.Copy !req
109. Well, I won't.Copy !req
110. Yeah!Copy !req
111. Getting tired of
your dumb-ass missing.Copy !req
112. (LAUGHING) Let's get a move on.Copy !req
113. Don't want
the Game and Fish to
catch us with no elk.Copy !req
114. Come on. Shit.Copy !req
115. Yeah,
I'm commuting
four hours a day.Copy !req
116. I come in for breakfast,
I go back to the sheep.Copy !req
117. Evening, get them bedded down.Copy !req
118. Come in for supper,
go back to the sheep.Copy !req
119. Spend half the night
checking for damn coyotes.Copy !req
120. Aguirre got no right
to make me do this.Copy !req
121. You wanna switch?Copy !req
122. I wouldn't mind
sleeping out there.Copy !req
123. That ain't the point.
The point is, we both
ought to be in this camp.Copy !req
124. Goddamn pup tent smells
like cat piss or worse.Copy !req
125. I wouldn't mind being out there.Copy !req
126. Well,
I'm happy to
switch with you,Copy !req
127. but I warn you,
I can't cook worth a damn.Copy !req
128. I am pretty good with
a can opener, though.Copy !req
129. You can't be no
worse than me, then.Copy !req
130. Here you go.Copy !req
131. You won't
get much sleep,
I'll tell you that.Copy !req
132. Yup. Come on.Copy !req
133. Shot a coyote up there.Copy !req
134. It's a big son of a bitch.Copy !req
135. He had
balls on him
the size of apples.Copy !req
136. He looked
like he could
eat himself a camel.Copy !req
137. You want some of this hot water?Copy !req
138. It's all yours.Copy !req
139. Mmm.Copy !req
140. I don't rodeo much myself.Copy !req
141. I mean, what's the pointCopy !req
142. of riding some piece of
stock for eight seconds?Copy !req
143. Money's a good point.Copy !req
144. True enough.Copy !req
145. If you don't get
stomped winning it, huh?Copy !req
146. Yeah.Copy !req
147. Well, my old man,
he was a bull rider.Copy !req
148. Thank you.Copy !req
149. Pretty well-known in his day.Copy !req
150. Though he kept his
secrets to himself.Copy !req
151. Never taught me a thing,
never once come to see
me ride.Copy !req
152. Your brother and
sister do right by you?Copy !req
153. They did
the best they could
after my folks was gone.Copy !req
154. Considering they
didn't leave us nothing
but $24 in a coffee can.Copy !req
155. I got me a year of high school.Copy !req
156. That was before
the transmission
went on the pickup.Copy !req
157. And then my sis left.Copy !req
158. She married a roughneck,
moved to Casper.Copy !req
159. And me and my brother,Copy !req
160. we went and got
ourselves some work
on a ranch up near Worland.Copy !req
161. Till I was 19.
Then he got married.Copy !req
162. And no more room for me.Copy !req
163. That's how come me end up here.Copy !req
164. What?Copy !req
165. Man, that's more words
than you've spoke in
the past two weeks.Copy !req
166. Hell,
that's the most
I've spoke in a year.Copy !req
167. But my dad, he was a fine roper.Copy !req
168. Didn't rodeo much, though.Copy !req
169. He thought
rodeo cowboys
was all fuck-ups.Copy !req
170. The hell they are.Copy !req
171. Well...Copy !req
172. There you go.Copy !req
173. I'm spurring his guts out!Copy !req
174. Waving to the
girls in the stands!Copy !req
175. He's kicking me to high heaven,Copy !req
176. but he don't jackboard me! No!Copy !req
177. I think my dad was right.Copy !req
178. Tent don't look right.Copy !req
179. Well, it ain't going nowhere.
Let it be.Copy !req
180. That harmonica don't
sound quite right either.Copy !req
181. That's 'cause it
got kind of flattened
when that mare threw me.Copy !req
182. Oh, yeah? Yeah.Copy !req
183. I thought
you said that mare
couldn't throw you.Copy !req
184. She got lucky.Copy !req
185. Yeah, well, if I got lucky,
that harmonica would've
broke in two.Copy !req
186. (SINGING)
I know I shall meet
you on that final dayCopy !req
187. Water-walking Jesus,
take me away!Copy !req
188. Very good.Copy !req
189. Oh, yeah.Copy !req
190. My mama,
she believes
in the Pentecost.Copy !req
191. Oh, yeah?Copy !req
192. What exactly is the Pentecost?Copy !req
193. I mean, my folks,
they was Methodist.Copy !req
194. The Pentecost.Copy !req
195. I don't know,
I don't know what
the Pentecost is.Copy !req
196. Mom never explained it to me.Copy !req
197. I guess it's when the world endsCopy !req
198. and fellas
like you and me,
we march off to hell.Copy !req
199. Speak for yourself.Copy !req
200. You may be a sinner,
but I ain't yet had
the opportunity.Copy !req
201. Thank you.Copy !req
202. Shit!Copy !req
203. I'm gonna go up
to the sheep now.Copy !req
204. Give them hell.Copy !req
205. No, I'm...Copy !req
206. You can hardly stand.Copy !req
207. It's too late to
go to them sheep.Copy !req
208. Well, you got an extra blanket?Copy !req
209. I'll just roll up
out here, grab 40 winksCopy !req
210. and I'll ride
out at first light.Copy !req
211. You'll freeze
your ass off when
that fire dies down.Copy !req
212. Oh, that's good.Copy !req
213. You're better off
sleeping in the tent.Copy !req
214. Yeah.Copy !req
215. All right.Copy !req
216. Ennis!Copy !req
217. What?Copy !req
218. Just quit
your yammering
and get in here!Copy !req
219. (JACK WHISPERING)
Come on, come on.Copy !req
220. What are you doing?Copy !req
221. See you for supper.Copy !req
222. Yeah. Come on.Copy !req
223. Come on.Copy !req
224. This is
a one-shot thing
we got going on here.Copy !req
225. It's nobody's business but ours.Copy !req
226. You know I ain't queer.Copy !req
227. Me, neither.Copy !req
228. I'm sorry.Copy !req
229. It's all right.Copy !req
230. Lie back. Come on.Copy !req
231. Twist.Copy !req
232. Your Uncle Harold's in
the hospital with
pneumonia.Copy !req
233. Docs don't expect he'll make it.Copy !req
234. Your ma sent me to
tell you, so here I am.Copy !req
235. Bad news.Copy !req
236. There ain't nothing I can
do about it up here, I guess.Copy !req
237. There's not much
you can do about it
down there, neither.Copy !req
238. Not unless
you can cure pneumonia.Copy !req
239. God damn! Jesus!Copy !req
240. Them sheep will drift
if I don't get back
up there tonight!Copy !req
241. You'll get pitched
off your mount in
a storm like this.Copy !req
242. You'll wish you hadn't tried it!Copy !req
243. It's too cold! Close it up!Copy !req
244. What are we supposed
to do now, huh?Copy !req
245. Get on in there
and untangle themCopy !req
246. Chilean sheep out
of ours, I guess.Copy !req
247. Oh, where is it? Shit!Copy !req
248. God, half the goddamn
paint brands have wore off!Copy !req
249. We gotta try.
The least we can do isCopy !req
250. get the count right for Aguirre.Copy !req
251. Fuck Aguirre!Copy !req
252. Oh, yeah, fuck Aguirre.Copy !req
253. What if we need to
work for him again?Copy !req
254. You think of that?Copy !req
255. We gotta stick this out, Jack.Copy !req
256. You'll run them
sheep off again if
you don't quiet down.Copy !req
257. What are you doing?Copy !req
258. Aguirre came by again.Copy !req
259. Says my uncle
didn't die after all.Copy !req
260. Says bring them down.Copy !req
261. Bring them down, why?
It's the middle of August.Copy !req
262. Says there's a storm coming,
moving in from the Pacific.Copy !req
263. Worse than this one.Copy !req
264. That snow barely
stuck an hour. Huh?Copy !req
265. Besides, that son of a bitch,
he's cutting us out a whole
month's pay.Copy !req
266. It ain't right.Copy !req
267. Well,Copy !req
268. I can
spare you a loan, bud,
if you're short on cash.Copy !req
269. Give it to you
when we get to
Signal.Copy !req
270. I don't need your money, huh?Copy !req
271. You know, I ain't in
the poorhouse. Shit!Copy !req
272. All right.Copy !req
273. Time to get going, cowboy.Copy !req
274. Come here!Copy !req
275. This ain't no rodeo, cowboy!Copy !req
276. Oh, shit!Copy !req
277. Ennis. Ennis.Copy !req
278. Come here. You okay?Copy !req
279. You okay? Yeah.Copy !req
280. Some of these never
went up there with you.Copy !req
281. Count ain't what
I'd hoped for,
neither.Copy !req
282. You ranch stiffs,
you ain't never
no good.Copy !req
283. Wanna give it some gas?Copy !req
284. I can't believe I left
my damn shirt up there.Copy !req
285. Yeah.Copy !req
286. You gonna do this
again next summer?Copy !req
287. Well, maybe not.Copy !req
288. Like I said, me and Alma is
getting married in November.Copy !req
289. So,Copy !req
290. I'll try
to get something
on a ranch, I guess.Copy !req
291. And you?Copy !req
292. Might go up to my
daddy's place andCopy !req
293. give him a hand
through the winter.Copy !req
294. I might be back.Copy !req
295. If the Army don't get me.Copy !req
296. Well, I guess I'll
see you around, huh?Copy !req
297. Right.Copy !req
298. What the fuck are
you looking at? Huh?Copy !req
299. "And forgive us
our trespassesCopy !req
300. "as we forgive those
who trespass against us.Copy !req
301. "Lead us not
into temptation, but
deliver us from evil.Copy !req
302. "For thine is the
kingdom, the powerCopy !req
303. "and the glory, forever. Amen."Copy !req
304. Under the powers vested in me,Copy !req
305. I now pronounce
you man and wife.Copy !req
306. You may kiss the bride.Copy !req
307. And if you don't, I will.Copy !req
308. You all right? No.Copy !req
309. Stop!Copy !req
310. No, please don't!Copy !req
311. My old lady's
trying to get me to
quit this job.Copy !req
312. She says I'm getting too old
to be breaking my back
shoveling asphalt.Copy !req
313. I told her
strong backs and weak
minds runs in the family.Copy !req
314. (LAUGHING) She didn't
think that was too funny.Copy !req
315. I told her it keeps me fit.Copy !req
316. Morning.Copy !req
317. Pulled in last night.Copy !req
318. Didn't want to wake you up.Copy !req
319. Oh, no, I was just...Copy !req
320. I thought
I'd tell you before
the Sergeant showed up.Copy !req
321. Parking this trailer
on the beach is illegal.Copy !req
322. Yeah!Copy !req
323. Well, look what
the wind blew in.Copy !req
324. Hi, Mr. Aguirre.Copy !req
325. I was wondering
if you was needing
any help this summer.Copy !req
326. You're wasting your time here.Copy !req
327. What, you ain't got nothing?Copy !req
328. Nothing up on Brokeback?Copy !req
329. I ain't got no work for you.Copy !req
330. Ennis Del Mar ain't
been around, has he?Copy !req
331. You boys sure
found a way to make
the time pass up there.Copy !req
332. Twist,Copy !req
333. you guys wasn't getting paid toCopy !req
334. leave the dogs
baby-sit the sheepCopy !req
335. while you stemmed the rose.Copy !req
336. Now get the hell
out of my trailer.Copy !req
337. How my girls doing?Copy !req
338. All right. Jenny's
still got a runny nose.Copy !req
339. Ennis,
could you wipe
Alma Jr.'s nose?Copy !req
340. If I had three hands, I could.Copy !req
341. Girls all right?Copy !req
342. Yeah. Jenny
stopped her
coughing.Copy !req
343. I think I should take the
girls into town this weekend.Copy !req
344. Get them an ice cream.
Something.Copy !req
345. Can't we move to town?Copy !req
346. I'm tired of these
lonesome old ranches.Copy !req
347. No one's around for
Junior to play with.Copy !req
348. Besides, I'm scared for Jenny,Copy !req
349. scared
if she has another one
of them bad asthma spells.Copy !req
350. No, rent in town is too high.Copy !req
351. There's a cheap
place in Riverton,
over the Laundromat.Copy !req
352. I bet I could
fix it up real nice.Copy !req
353. I bet you could
fix this place up
real nice if you wanted to.Copy !req
354. Ennis.Copy !req
355. Hmm?Copy !req
356. I know you'd like it, too.Copy !req
357. Real home, other kids
for the girls to play
with.Copy !req
358. Not so lonely
like you were raised.Copy !req
359. You don't want them to
be so lonely, do you?Copy !req
360. Yeah.Copy !req
361. Come here.Copy !req
362. It ain't so lonely now, is it?Copy !req
363. Are you sure the
girls are asleep?Copy !req
364. Yeah.Copy !req
365. Come here.Copy !req
366. Ennis.Copy !req
367. Let her rip and
snort, boys!Copy !req
368. Jack Twist,
hanging on
for dear life!Copy !req
369. And down he goes!
Watch out there,
fella!Copy !req
370. He's coming for you.
Send in the clowns!Copy !req
371. Okay, a fine ride by Mr. Twist.Copy !req
372. Shit!Copy !req
373. Four seconds for him.Copy !req
374. Give them a hand, folks,
our very own rodeo clowns!Copy !req
375. Give us a beer, Doug.Copy !req
376. I'd like to buy
Jimbo here a beer.Copy !req
377. Best damn rodeo clown
I've ever worked with.Copy !req
378. No thanks, cowboy.Copy !req
379. If I was to
let every rodeo hand
I pulled a bull off ofCopy !req
380. buy me liquor, I'd have
been a alcoholic long ago.Copy !req
381. Pulling bulls off
of you buckaroos
is just my job.Copy !req
382. So save your money
for your next
entry fee, cowboy.Copy !req
383. You ever try calf roping?Copy !req
384. Do I look
like I can afford
a fucking roping horse?Copy !req
385. Shouldn't we move
a little closer?Copy !req
386. (MALE ANNOUNCER CHATTERING)
No. Come on, let's don't.Copy !req
387. Jenny'll get scared.Copy !req
388. Look at this crowd!Copy !req
389. Bound to be a lot of
pussy on the hoof in
a crowd like this.Copy !req
390. All swelled up
with patriotic feelingCopy !req
391. and ready to be
humped like a frog.Copy !req
392. So,
where do you figure
the most pussy is at?Copy !req
393. Las Vegas or California?Copy !req
394. Hell, I don't know,Copy !req
395. but if you make
it between MontanaCopy !req
396. and Wyoming, I'd take Wyoming...Copy !req
397. Hey! You might
want to keep it down,
I got two little girls here.Copy !req
398. Fuck you. Asshole.Copy !req
399. Probably quit
giving it to his wife
after his kids was born.Copy !req
400. (LAUGHING) You know
what that's like.Copy !req
401. Yeah.Copy !req
402. Ennis, let's move.
Let's just move, okay?Copy !req
403. Now, I don't want
any trouble from you.Copy !req
404. You need to shut your
slop-bucket mouths,
you hear me?Copy !req
405. You ought to listen
to your old lady, then.Copy !req
406. Is that right?Copy !req
407. Yeah. Move somewhere else.Copy !req
408. What about it? You wanna
lose about half your
fucking teeth, huh?Copy !req
409. Not tonight, bud.
I'd sure rather not.Copy !req
410. Here she comes,
ladies and gentlemen!Copy !req
411. Oh, boy, look at her fly!Copy !req
412. This is Lureen Newsome
from right here in
Childress, Texas!Copy !req
413. Come on, folks,
she's gotta hear it,
let's give her a big hand!Copy !req
414. She's turning on two!Copy !req
415. She's around three!Copy !req
416. Come on, folks! Help her home!Copy !req
417. Come on! Come on!Copy !req
418. And the time is 16 and 9!Copy !req
419. Here's
Cheyenne Hodson
from Cody, Wyoming!Copy !req
420. Come on, girl!Copy !req
421. She's headed around two!Copy !req
422. Is there anybody
here from Wyoming?Copy !req
423. Ma'am.Copy !req
424. How about it, folks?Copy !req
425. Come on, Cheyenne!Copy !req
426. And her time is 17 and 2!Copy !req
427. Here comes
Scotty Griffiths,
out of Lubbock, Texas.Copy !req
428. Come on, Scotty!Copy !req
429. Damn it! Let's give
Scotty Griffiths
a big hand, folks.Copy !req
430. Better luck next time, cowboy.Copy !req
431. Boy, I tell you,
folks, what a heck of
a way to make a living!Copy !req
432. Next up is an up-and-comer!Copy !req
433. Jack Twist
from all the way up in
Lightning Flat, Wyoming.Copy !req
434. He's on board Sleepy today!Copy !req
435. Let's hope he's not!Copy !req
436. Okay!Copy !req
437. There they go, folks!Copy !req
438. And look at Sleepy go, boy!Copy !req
439. He's broke free today, folks!Copy !req
440. Come on, spin and spin and spin!Copy !req
441. Oh, boy! Good ride, cowboy!Copy !req
442. Well, let's see
what the judges say!Copy !req
443. I tell you, folks,
that sure looked like
the winning ride to me!Copy !req
444. You know that girl?Copy !req
445. I sure do. Lureen Newsome.Copy !req
446. Her dad
sells farm equipment.
I mean, big farm equipment.Copy !req
447. $100,000 tractors,
shit like that.Copy !req
448. What are
you waiting for,
cowboy? A mating call?Copy !req
449. (SINGING) No one's
gonna love you like meCopy !req
450. No one else, can't you see?Copy !req
451. No one's gonna love you like meCopy !req
452. No one, no oneCopy !req
453. No one else, can't you see?Copy !req
454. No one's gonna love you like meCopy !req
455. No one, no oneCopy !req
456. I know sometimes you feltCopy !req
457. So lonelyCopy !req
458. I knowCopy !req
459. You felt so sad and blueCopy !req
460. Oh, wait, hold on.Copy !req
461. You don't think
I'm too fast, do you?Copy !req
462. Maybe we should
put the brakes on?Copy !req
463. Fast or slow, I just like
the direction you're going.Copy !req
464. You are in a hurry.Copy !req
465. My daddy's the hurry.Copy !req
466. He expects me home
with the car by midnight.Copy !req
467. Come here, come here.Copy !req
468. Hi, Monroe. Hey, Ennis.Copy !req
469. Is Alma here?Copy !req
470. Yeah, she's in
the condiments aisle.Copy !req
471. The what? Ketchup.Copy !req
472. Thanks.Copy !req
473. Your boy gonna
play again this year?Copy !req
474. ALMA JR.: Excuse us!
Yeah, excuse me.Copy !req
475. Hey, honey.Copy !req
476. Honey, what are
y'all doing here?Copy !req
477. Big hurry.Copy !req
478. My boss called
and, well, he wants
me to go up to the ranch.Copy !req
479. ALMA JR.: Mama.Copy !req
480. I guess all the
heifers must've decided
to calve at the same time.Copy !req
481. I figured I could drop
the girls off with you.Copy !req
482. Ennis, wellCopy !req
483. I got a million things
I gotta do here before
I can leave.Copy !req
484. I don't get off for
another three hours.Copy !req
485. Mama, I need crayons.Copy !req
486. Not now, Alma.Copy !req
487. Ennis,
please, you promised
you'd take them tonight.Copy !req
488. Alma, I can't
afford not to be there
when the heifers calve.Copy !req
489. Right, it'd be my job
if I lose any of them.Copy !req
490. What about my job?Copy !req
491. Okay, all right,
I'll call my sister.Copy !req
492. I'll see if she can take them.Copy !req
493. All right. All right.Copy !req
494. You be a good girl for
your mama, all right?Copy !req
495. I'll be half the night.Copy !req
496. Bring home some ground
steaks if you think of it.Copy !req
497. (BABY SHRIEKING)
Come here.
Oh, Alma, please!Copy !req
498. Oh, boy.Copy !req
499. Okay. Monroe, I'm so sorry.Copy !req
500. It's okay. It's okay, Alma.Copy !req
501. I'll clean this up
just as soon as I call my
sister to come get the girls.Copy !req
502. Really, Alma, it's okay.
I'll get it.Copy !req
503. Alma, come with me.Copy !req
504. Watch your feet.Copy !req
505. Alma.Copy !req
506. It's just like my hand.Copy !req
507. Honey, got
a surprise for you.Copy !req
508. Hey.Copy !req
509. I got
two whole boxes
of formula for you.Copy !req
510. You did?Copy !req
511. 120 cans.Copy !req
512. 120?Copy !req
513. L. D., where did you put them?Copy !req
514. Oh, hell, back seat of
the car, where I left them.Copy !req
515. Rodeo can get them.Copy !req
516. L. D., I can already see
who little Bobby looks
like.Copy !req
517. Good job, little girl.Copy !req
518. He's the spitting
image of his grandpa.Copy !req
519. Isn't he just the
spitting image of
his grandpa?Copy !req
520. Yeah.Copy !req
521. Look at those eyes.Copy !req
522. Hey.Copy !req
523. Hey, honey.Copy !req
524. Hey, Ennis, you know
somebody, name of Jack?Copy !req
525. Maybe. Why?Copy !req
526. 'Cause you
got a postcard.
It come general delivery.Copy !req
527. Is he somebody you
cowboyed with, or what?Copy !req
528. No, Jack, he rodeos, mostly.Copy !req
529. We was fishing buddies.Copy !req
530. You can
color that one, too.Copy !req
531. ALMA JR.: I'll color the beach.Copy !req
532. Maybe we could
get a baby-sitter.Copy !req
533. Huh?Copy !req
534. Take your friend to
the Knife and Fork?Copy !req
535. No, Jack ain't
the restaurant type.Copy !req
536. We'll more likely just
go out and get drunk.Copy !req
537. That's if he shows.Copy !req
538. Okay, we take
one more bite, and then
you're finished with dinner.Copy !req
539. There, that's a good bite.
All right, you're excused.Copy !req
540. Please. Thank you.Copy !req
541. Jack fucking Twist.Copy !req
542. Son of a bitch.Copy !req
543. Come here.Copy !req
544. Alma, this is Jack Twist.Copy !req
545. And, Jack, this
is my wife, Alma.Copy !req
546. Howdy. Hello.Copy !req
547. You got a kid.Copy !req
548. Yeah, I got
two little girls.
Alma Jr. and Jenny.Copy !req
549. I got a boy. Yeah?Copy !req
550. Eight months old. Smiles a lot.Copy !req
551. I married the prettiest
little gal in Childress,
Texas.Copy !req
552. Yeah? Lureen.Copy !req
553. So me and Jack, we're gonna
head out and get ourselves
a drink. Yeah?Copy !req
554. Sure enough.Copy !req
555. Pleased to meet you, ma'am.Copy !req
556. We might not get back tonightCopy !req
557. when we get
to drinking and
talking and all.Copy !req
558. Ennis?Copy !req
559. Would you get me
a pack of smokes?Copy !req
560. If you need smokes, Alma,
they're in the top pocket
of my blue shirt.Copy !req
561. There in the bedroom.Copy !req
562. Four years. Damn!Copy !req
563. Yeah, four years.Copy !req
564. Didn't think I'd
hear from you again.Copy !req
565. I figured you were
sore from that punch.Copy !req
566. Right next summer,
I drove back up
to Brokeback.Copy !req
567. Talked to Aguirre
about a job, and...Copy !req
568. He told me you hadn't
been back, so I left.Copy !req
569. Went down to Texas for rodeoing.Copy !req
570. That's how I met Lureen.Copy !req
571. Made $2,000 that year,
bull riding.Copy !req
572. Nearly starved.Copy !req
573. Lureen's old man
makes serious money,
farm machine business.Copy !req
574. Of course, he hates my guts.Copy !req
575. And the Army didn't get you?Copy !req
576. No, too busted up.Copy !req
577. And rodeoing
ain't what it was
in my daddy's day.Copy !req
578. Got out while I
could still walk.Copy !req
579. Swear to God, I didn't
know we was going to
get into this again.Copy !req
580. Yes I did.
I red-lined
it all the way.Copy !req
581. I couldn't get here fast enough.Copy !req
582. What about you?Copy !req
583. Me? I don't know.Copy !req
584. I don't know.Copy !req
585. Old Brokeback got
us good, don't it?Copy !req
586. What are we gonna do now?Copy !req
587. I doubt there's
nothing we can do.Copy !req
588. So now I'm stuck
with what I got here.Copy !req
589. Making a living is
about all I got
time for now.Copy !req
590. Hey.Copy !req
591. Well, me and
Jack is headed up the
mountain for a day or two.Copy !req
592. Do ourselves a little fishing.Copy !req
593. You know, your friend
could come inside,
have a cup of coffee.Copy !req
594. Well, he's from Texas.Copy !req
595. Texans don't drink coffee?Copy !req
596. You sure that
foreman won't fire
you for taking off?Copy !req
597. You know, that foreman,
he owes me.Copy !req
598. I worked through
a blizzard last Christmas.Copy !req
599. You remember that?Copy !req
600. Besides, I'll only
be a couple of days.Copy !req
601. Bring fish, Daddy.
A big, big one!Copy !req
602. Come here. Come here.Copy !req
603. Come here.Copy !req
604. See you Sunday, latest.Copy !req
605. I'm starving. Want to
get something to eat?Copy !req
606. Yup.Copy !req
607. Last one in!Copy !req
608. ls there anything
interesting up
there in heaven?Copy !req
609. Well,
I was just sending
up a prayer of thanks.Copy !req
610. For what?Copy !req
611. For you forgetting to
bring that harmonica.Copy !req
612. I'm enjoying
the peace and quiet.Copy !req
613. You know it
could be like this,
just like this, always.Copy !req
614. Yeah? How do you figure that?Copy !req
615. What if you and me had
a little ranch somewhere,Copy !req
616. a little cow-and-calf operation?Copy !req
617. It'd be a sweet life.Copy !req
618. I mean, hell, Lureen's old man,Copy !req
619. you bet he'd give
me a down payment
to get lost.Copy !req
620. I mean, he more or
less already said it.Copy !req
621. No, I...Copy !req
622. I told you it ain't
gonna be that way.Copy !req
623. You know,Copy !req
624. you got your wife
and baby in Texas.Copy !req
625. You know,
I got my life in Riverton.Copy !req
626. Is that so?Copy !req
627. You and Alma, that's a life?Copy !req
628. Now you shut up about Alma.Copy !req
629. This ain't her fault.Copy !req
630. The bottom line is,Copy !req
631. we're around each otherCopy !req
632. and this thing
grabs hold of us againCopy !req
633. in the wrong place,Copy !req
634. in the wrong time,Copy !req
635. and we're dead.Copy !req
636. I tell you,Copy !req
637. there were these two
old guys ranched up
together down home.Copy !req
638. Earl and Rich.Copy !req
639. And they was a joke in town,Copy !req
640. even though
they were pretty
tough old birds.Copy !req
641. Anyway, they found Earl deadCopy !req
642. in an irrigation ditch.Copy !req
643. They took a tire iron
to him, spurred him upCopy !req
644. and drug him
around by his dick
till it pulled off.Copy !req
645. You seen this?Copy !req
646. Yeah, I was what? 9 years old.Copy !req
647. My daddy, he made sure
me and my brother seen it.Copy !req
648. Hell,
for all I know,
he done the job.Copy !req
649. Two guys living together?
No way.Copy !req
650. Now, we can
get together
once in a while,Copy !req
651. way the hell out
in the middle of
nowhere, but...Copy !req
652. "Once in a while."Copy !req
653. Every four fucking years?Copy !req
654. Well,
if you can't fix it,
Jack, you gotta stand it.Copy !req
655. For how long?Copy !req
656. As long as we can ride it.Copy !req
657. There ain't no
reins on this one.Copy !req
658. It's nearly suppertime.Copy !req
659. Where the hell do
you think you're going?Copy !req
660. To work!Copy !req
661. I thought
you had the day off!Copy !req
662. Well, you thought wrong!Copy !req
663. The girls need to be fed.Copy !req
664. Well, you take care of it!Copy !req
665. Alma! Alma!Copy !req
666. Supper's on the stove!Copy !req
667. No one's eating
unless you're serving it!Copy !req
668. I already promised
I'd take the extra shift!Copy !req
669. Fucking tell them you
made a mistake, then!Copy !req
670. God damn it, Alma! Alma!Copy !req
671. You girls need
a push or something?Copy !req
672. No.Copy !req
673. Listen to her
purr, gentlemen!Copy !req
674. You ain't gonna get
that with your Caddy!Copy !req
675. I told you
what she could do,
and now let me show you.Copy !req
676. Say,
didn't that pissant
used to ride the bulls?Copy !req
677. He used to try.Copy !req
678. Honey,
have you seen
my blue parka?Copy !req
679. Last time I seen it, you was
in it, day we had that big
ice storm.Copy !req
680. Well,
could have sworn
I seen it in here.Copy !req
681. You know,Copy !req
682. you've been going up
to Wyoming all these
years.Copy !req
683. Why can't your buddy come
down here to Texas and fish?Copy !req
684. Because the Bighorn
Mountains ain't in Texas.Copy !req
685. And I don't think that
his pickup could make
it down here, anyway.Copy !req
686. New model coming in
this week, remember?Copy !req
687. You're the best
combine salesman we got.Copy !req
688. You're
the only combine
salesman, in fact.Copy !req
689. Yeah, I'll be back in a week.
That is, unless I freeze to
death,Copy !req
690. and I'll freeze if I
don't find that parka.Copy !req
691. Well, I don't have
your goddamn parka.Copy !req
692. You know, you're
worse than BobbyCopy !req
693. when it comes to losing stuff.Copy !req
694. Well, speaking of Bobby,
did you call his schoolCopy !req
695. about getting him a tutor?Copy !req
696. I thought you were gonna call.Copy !req
697. I complain too much.
That teacher don't
like me.Copy !req
698. Now it's your turn.Copy !req
699. Okay, fine, so I'll call later.Copy !req
700. Right. Fine.Copy !req
701. Goodbye.Copy !req
702. Got 14 hours of
driving ahead of me.Copy !req
703. See now, it don't seem fair,
you going up there two,
three times a yearCopy !req
704. with him never coming down here.Copy !req
705. Ennis, they got an opening
over at the power company.
Might be good pay.Copy !req
706. Well, as clumsy as I am,
I'd probably get electrocuted.Copy !req
707. ALMA JR.:
Daddy, the church
picnic's next weekend.Copy !req
708. Will you be back from
fishing by next weekend?Copy !req
709. Please, Daddy? Please!Copy !req
710. Well,
all right, as long
as I don't have to sing.Copy !req
711. Daddy. Thank you.Copy !req
712. You forgetting something?Copy !req
713. You're late.Copy !req
714. Look what I brought.Copy !req
715. This way.Copy !req
716. There you go! No hands!Copy !req
717. It's all yours, buddy!
It's all yours.Copy !req
718. Come on, come on.Copy !req
719. Come on in, Alvin.Copy !req
720. I've been trying to
call you for hours.Copy !req
721. It's Saturday night,
you know, we could
still smarten upCopy !req
722. and head on over
to the church social.Copy !req
723. That fire and brimstone crowd?Copy !req
724. I think it'd be nice.Copy !req
725. Ennis.Copy !req
726. As far behind as
we are on the bills,Copy !req
727. it makes me nervous
not to take no precaution.Copy !req
728. If you don't want
no more of my kids,Copy !req
729. I'll be happy
to leave you alone.Copy !req
730. I'd have them,
if you'd support them.Copy !req
731. Custody of
the two minor children,Copy !req
732. Alma Del Mar Jr.
and Jennifer Del Mar,
is awarded to plaintiff.Copy !req
733. Defendant is ordered
to pay child support
to plaintiffCopy !req
734. in the sum of $125 per month
for each of the minor childrenCopy !req
735. until they reach
the age of 18 years.Copy !req
736. Del Mar divorce granted,
this sixth day of
November, 1975.Copy !req
737. (SINGING) King of the road!Copy !req
738. In you go.Copy !req
739. What are you doing here, huh?Copy !req
740. I got your message
about the divorce.Copy !req
741. Come here.Copy !req
742. Well, this here's Jack.Copy !req
743. Jack, these are my little girls.Copy !req
744. There's Alma Jr. and Jenny.Copy !req
745. Hi.Copy !req
746. Say hi, girls. Hi.Copy !req
747. I got your card
that the divorce
came through.Copy !req
748. Yeah.Copy !req
749. So here I am.Copy !req
750. I had to ask
about 10 different
people in RivertonCopy !req
751. where you had moved to.Copy !req
752. I guess, I thought
that this means you...Copy !req
753. No, Jack, I don't
know what to say.Copy !req
754. See,
I got the girls
this weekend and...Copy !req
755. Jeez, I...Copy !req
756. I'm sure
as hell sorry.
You know I am.Copy !req
757. See, I only
get them once a month,
and I missed last month.Copy !req
758. So I just...
Because of the roundup.Copy !req
759. So...Copy !req
760. Well...Copy !req
761. Yeah, all right.Copy !req
762. Jack.Copy !req
763. I'll see you next month, then.Copy !req
764. Coming up.Copy !req
765. Here we go. Here we are!Copy !req
766. Whoa there, Rodeo.Copy !req
767. The stud duck do
the carving around here.Copy !req
768. You bet, L. D.Copy !req
769. I was
just saving
you the trouble.Copy !req
770. Bobby,
if you don't
eat your dinner,Copy !req
771. I'm gonna have to
turn off that television.Copy !req
772. Why, Mama?Copy !req
773. I'm gonna
be eating this food
for the next two weeks.Copy !req
774. Hey, you heard your mama.Copy !req
775. You finish your meal,
and then you can
watch the game.Copy !req
776. Daddy?Copy !req
777. Daddy.Copy !req
778. Hell,
we don't eat
with our eyes.Copy !req
779. You want your boy to
grow up to be a man,
don't you, Daughter?Copy !req
780. (CLEARING THROAT)
Boys should watch
football.Copy !req
781. Not until
he finishes
eating the mealCopy !req
782. that his mama took
three hours to fix.Copy !req
783. Now you sit down,
you old son of a bitch!Copy !req
784. This is my house,
this is my childCopy !req
785. and you
are my guest.
Now you sit downCopy !req
786. before I knock your
ignorant ass into
next week.Copy !req
787. Daddy,
tell about when you
rode broncs in the rodeo.Copy !req
788. Well, that's a short story,
honey.Copy !req
789. It was only
about three seconds
I was on that bronc.Copy !req
790. The next thing I knew,
I was flying through
the air,Copy !req
791. only I was no angel
like you and Jenny
here.Copy !req
792. I didn't have no wings.Copy !req
793. And that's the story
of my saddle bronc career.Copy !req
794. There you go.Copy !req
795. You ought to get
married again,
Ennis.Copy !req
796. Me and the girls worry
about you being alone
so much.Copy !req
797. Well, once burned...Copy !req
798. You
still go fishing
with Jack Twist?Copy !req
799. Not often.Copy !req
800. You know, I used to wonder
how come you never brought
any trouts home.Copy !req
801. You always said
you caught plentyCopy !req
802. and you know how me
and the girls like fish.Copy !req
803. So,
one night, I got
your creel case openCopy !req
804. night before
you went on one
of your little trips.Copy !req
805. Price tag still on
it after five years.Copy !req
806. And I tied a note to
the end of the line.Copy !req
807. It said, "Hello, Ennis,
bring some fish home.
Love, Alma."Copy !req
808. And then you come
back looking all perkyCopy !req
809. and said you caught
a bunch of brownies
and you ate them up.Copy !req
810. Do you remember?Copy !req
811. I looked in that
case first chance I gotCopy !req
812. and there was my
note still tied there.Copy !req
813. That line hadn't
touched water in
its life.Copy !req
814. That don't mean nothing, Alma.Copy !req
815. Don't try and fool
me no more, Ennis.Copy !req
816. I know what
that means.
Jack Twist.Copy !req
817. Alma.Copy !req
818. Jack "Nasty"!Copy !req
819. You didn't go up
there to fish.
You and him...Copy !req
820. Now you listen to me, you
don't know nothing about it.Copy !req
821. (CRYING) I'm going
to yell for Monroe.Copy !req
822. You do it
and I'll make you
eat the fucking floor.Copy !req
823. Get out!Copy !req
824. And you, too!Copy !req
825. Get out! Get out!Copy !req
826. Get out of my house,
Ennis Del Mar!Copy !req
827. You hear me? You get out!Copy !req
828. Daddy?Copy !req
829. Alma?Copy !req
830. Bye, Daddy!Copy !req
831. ALMA JR.: Bye.Copy !req
832. Hey, asshole,
watch where you're going!Copy !req
833. Jesus. What...Copy !req
834. Jesus...Copy !req
835. You stupid fuck!Copy !req
836. God damn!Copy !req
837. God. God damn.Copy !req
838. Oh, fuck!Copy !req
839. Damn it!Copy !req
840. All I'm saying is,
what's the point
of making it?Copy !req
841. If the taxes don't get it,
the inflation will eat it
all up.Copy !req
842. You should see Lureen punchingCopy !req
843. numbers in her adding machine.Copy !req
844. Hunting for extra zeros,
her eyes getting smaller
and smaller.Copy !req
845. It's like watching
a rabbit trying toCopy !req
846. squeeze into a snake hole
with a coyote on its tail.Copy !req
847. That's some high class
entertainment, if you ask me.Copy !req
848. For what it's worth.Copy !req
849. You and Lureen,
it's normal and all?Copy !req
850. Sure.Copy !req
851. She don't ever suspect?Copy !req
852. You ever get the feeling,Copy !req
853. I don't know,Copy !req
854. when you're in townCopy !req
855. and someone looks at youCopy !req
856. suspicious, like he knows.Copy !req
857. Then you
go out on the pavement
and everyone's looking at youCopy !req
858. like they all know, too?Copy !req
859. Well, maybe you ought to
get out of there, you know?Copy !req
860. Find yourself someplace
different, maybe Texas.Copy !req
861. Texas?Copy !req
862. Sure, and maybe
you can convince AlmaCopy !req
863. to let you and
Lureen adopt the girls.Copy !req
864. Then we could just live
together, herding sheep.Copy !req
865. And
it'll rain money
from L. D. NewsomeCopy !req
866. and whiskey will
flow in the streams.Copy !req
867. Jack, that's real smart.Copy !req
868. Go to hell, Ennis Del Mar.Copy !req
869. You wanna live your
miserable fucking life?
Then go right ahead.Copy !req
870. Fine.
I was just thinking out loud.Copy !req
871. Yup,
you're a real
thinker there.Copy !req
872. God damn...Copy !req
873. Jack fucking Twist.
Got it all figured
out, ain't he?Copy !req
874. All right, hon.Copy !req
875. Just finished my shift.
Wanna dance?Copy !req
876. I was on my way to the...Copy !req
877. I'm Cassie. Cassie Cartwright.Copy !req
878. Ennis. Del Mar.Copy !req
879. No more dancing for me, I hope.Copy !req
880. You're safe. Yeah?Copy !req
881. My feet hurt.Copy !req
882. Hard work, is it?Copy !req
883. Yeah, drunks like you
demanding beer after beer,Copy !req
884. smoking. Gets tiresome.Copy !req
885. What do you do, Ennis Del Mar?Copy !req
886. Well, earlier today,
I was castrating calves.Copy !req
887. What are you doing?Copy !req
888. Trying to get a foot rub, dummy.Copy !req
889. All right.Copy !req
890. That good?Copy !req
891. And then
I pledged
Tri Delt at SMU.Copy !req
892. And I sure never thoughtCopy !req
893. I'd end up in a poky
little place like
Childress.Copy !req
894. Then I met old Randall
here at an Aggie gameCopy !req
895. and he was an
animal husbandry major.Copy !req
896. So we've been
here for a month and
he got the foreman jobCopy !req
897. over at Roy Taylor's ranch.Copy !req
898. Like it or not, here I am!Copy !req
899. Was you Tri Delt?
I was Kappa Phi
myself.Copy !req
900. Well,
even though we ain't
quite sorority sisters,Copy !req
901. we just
may have to dance
with ourselves, Lureen.Copy !req
902. Our husbands
ain't the least bit
interested in dancing.Copy !req
903. They ain't
got a smidgen of
rhythm between them.Copy !req
904. It's funny, isn't it?Copy !req
905. Husbands don't never
seem to wanna dance
with their wives.Copy !req
906. Why do you think that is, Jack?Copy !req
907. I don't know,
I never give it any thought.Copy !req
908. Wanna dance?Copy !req
909. Yes, thank you.Copy !req
910. Do you mind?Copy !req
911. No, it's all right. Go ahead.Copy !req
912. All right.Copy !req
913. Pardon us.Copy !req
914. Thank you for asking
me to dance with you.Copy !req
915. I really
appreciate that.
Randall never does.Copy !req
916. Last time I did,
I think it was
our wedding.Copy !req
917. It's a good thing you
and Lureen happened
along when you didCopy !req
918. or else we'd still be stuck
on the side of the road
in that darn pickup.Copy !req
919. I told Randall we
ought to take the car.Copy !req
920. Of course,
he'd never listen to me.Copy !req
921. He wouldn't listen to
me if he was going
deaf tomorrow.Copy !req
922. I told him
it'd take more than
chewing gum and baling wireCopy !req
923. to fix that pickup.Copy !req
924. Well, he's never been
very mechanical, though.Copy !req
925. Come over here and ask...Copy !req
926. You ever notice how a
woman will powder her nose
before she goes to a party?Copy !req
927. And then
she'll powder it again
once the party's over.Copy !req
928. I mean, why powder
your nose just to go
home and go to bed?Copy !req
929. Don't know.Copy !req
930. Even if I wanted to know,Copy !req
931. I couldn't get a word
in with LASHAWN long
enough to ask.Copy !req
932. Woman talks a blue streak.Copy !req
933. Lively little gal.Copy !req
934. You'll
like working
for Roy Taylor.Copy !req
935. He's solid, Roy.Copy !req
936. Yeah, Roy. He's a good old boy.Copy !req
937. He's got a little
cabin down on
Lake Kemp.Copy !req
938. Got a crappie house,
little boat.Copy !req
939. Said I could use
it whenever I want.Copy !req
940. We ought to go down
there some weekend.Copy !req
941. Drink a little whiskey,
fish some.Copy !req
942. Get away, you know?Copy !req
943. That was
right out of SMU.Copy !req
944. I could've had
my pick of pretty much
any job in North Dallas.Copy !req
945. So my pick
was Neiman Marcus,
which was a disasterCopy !req
946. because, honey, where
clothes is concerned,
I got no resistance.Copy !req
947. I was spending more than I made.Copy !req
948. More than
Randall ever will make.Copy !req
949. We come out here
thinking that ranching was
still big hats and Marlboros.Copy !req
950. Boy, were we behind the times.Copy !req
951. Hey there, Junior.
You ready?Copy !req
952. What do you think?Copy !req
953. Your daddy ever gonna see
fit to settle down again?Copy !req
954. Don't know.
Maybe he's not
the marrying kind.Copy !req
955. You don't think so?Copy !req
956. Or you don't think
I'm the one for him?Copy !req
957. You're good enough.Copy !req
958. You don't say much,
but you get your
point across.Copy !req
959. Sorry. I didn't mean to be rude.Copy !req
960. All right.Copy !req
961. You're staying on
your feet, cowboy.Copy !req
962. Excuse me, darling.Copy !req
963. So I'll pick
you and Jenny up next
weekend, after church.Copy !req
964. Fine.Copy !req
965. You all right?Copy !req
966. Yes.Copy !req
967. Are you sure?Copy !req
968. Daddy, I was thinking,
what with the new baby
and all,Copy !req
969. Ma and Monroe have
been awful strict
on me.Copy !req
970. More on me than Jenny even.Copy !req
971. I was thinking, maybe I could...Copy !req
972. Maybe I could
come stay with you.Copy !req
973. I'd be an awful good help,
I know I would.Copy !req
974. Now, you know l
ain't set up for that.Copy !req
975. With the roundup coming,Copy !req
976. I won't ever be home.Copy !req
977. It's all right, Daddy.Copy !req
978. I'm not saying
that I wouldn't...Copy !req
979. It's all right, I understand.Copy !req
980. Well, see you on Sunday, then.Copy !req
981. Bye.Copy !req
982. Bye, sweetheart.Copy !req
983. Going to snow tonight for sure.Copy !req
984. Yup.Copy !req
985. All this time
and you ain't found
nobody else to marry?Copy !req
986. I been putting the blocks
to a good-looking little
gal over in Riverton.Copy !req
987. She's a waitress.Copy !req
988. Wants to
go to nursing
school or something.Copy !req
989. I don't know.Copy !req
990. What about you and Lureen?Copy !req
991. Lureen's good
at making hard deals
in the machinery businessCopy !req
992. but as far as our marriage goes,Copy !req
993. we could do it over the phone.Copy !req
994. I kind of got this thing goingCopy !req
995. with a ranch foreman's
wife over in Rutters.Copy !req
996. What? I'm bound to get shotCopy !req
997. by Lureen or her
husband each time l
slip off to see her.Copy !req
998. You probably deserve it.Copy !req
999. Tell you what.Copy !req
1000. The truth is,Copy !req
1001. sometimes
I miss you so much,
I can hardly stand it.Copy !req
1002. I guess I'll head up
on to Lightning Flat.Copy !req
1003. See the folks for a day or two.Copy !req
1004. There's something I been
meaning to tell you, bud.Copy !req
1005. Well, it's likely November
before I can come out here
again.Copy !req
1006. After we ship stock and
before winter feeding
starts again.Copy !req
1007. November.Copy !req
1008. What in the hell ever
happened to August?Copy !req
1009. Well...Copy !req
1010. Christ, Ennis.Copy !req
1011. You know, you had
a fucking week to say
some little word about this.Copy !req
1012. Why is it
we're always in
the frigging cold?Copy !req
1013. We ought
to go south where
it's warm, you know!Copy !req
1014. We ought to go to Mexico.Copy !req
1015. Mexico?Copy !req
1016. Hell, Jack, you know me.
About all the traveling
I ever doneCopy !req
1017. is around a coffee pot,
looking for the handle.Copy !req
1018. Come on, Jack. Lighten up on me.Copy !req
1019. We can hunt in November.Copy !req
1020. Kill us a nice elk.Copy !req
1021. I'll try if I can get
Don Wroe's cabin again.Copy !req
1022. We had a good time
that year, didn't we?Copy !req
1023. There's never enough
time, never enough.Copy !req
1024. You know, friend,Copy !req
1025. this is
a goddamn bitch of an
unsatisfactory situation.Copy !req
1026. You used to come away easy.Copy !req
1027. Now it's like seeing the Pope.Copy !req
1028. Jack, I got to work.Copy !req
1029. In them earlier days,
I'd just quit the job.Copy !req
1030. You...Copy !req
1031. You forget
what it's like
being broke all the time.Copy !req
1032. You ever hear of child support?Copy !req
1033. I'll tell you this,
I can't quit this one
and I can't get the time off.Copy !req
1034. It was hard enough
getting this time.Copy !req
1035. The trade-off was August.Copy !req
1036. Well, you got a better idea?Copy !req
1037. I did, once.Copy !req
1038. You did, once.Copy !req
1039. Well, have you been
to Mexico, Jack Twist?Copy !req
1040. 'Cause I hear what they got
in Mexico for boys like you.Copy !req
1041. Hell, yes,
I've been to Mexico.
Is that a fucking problem?Copy !req
1042. I'm going to tell
you this one time,
Jack fucking Twist.Copy !req
1043. And I ain't fooling.Copy !req
1044. What I don't know,
all them things
that I don't knowCopy !req
1045. could get you killed
if I come to know them.Copy !req
1046. I ain't joking.Copy !req
1047. Yeah, well try this one,
and I'll say it just once.Copy !req
1048. Go ahead!Copy !req
1049. I'll tell you what.Copy !req
1050. We could have had
a good life together.Copy !req
1051. Fucking real good life.
Had us a place of our own!Copy !req
1052. But you didn't want it, Ennis.Copy !req
1053. So what we got now
is Brokeback Mountain!Copy !req
1054. Everything's built on that!Copy !req
1055. That's all we got, boy.
Fucking all.Copy !req
1056. So I hope you know that,
if you don't never know
the rest!Copy !req
1057. God damn it.Copy !req
1058. You count the damn few timesCopy !req
1059. that we
have been together
in nearly 20 yearsCopy !req
1060. and you measure the short
fucking leash you keep me onCopy !req
1061. and then you ask me about MexicoCopy !req
1062. and you tell me you'll kill meCopy !req
1063. for needing something
I don't hardly never get!Copy !req
1064. You have no idea
how bad it gets!Copy !req
1065. And I'm not you! I can't make itCopy !req
1066. on a couple of
high-altitude fucks
once or twice a year!Copy !req
1067. You are too much for me, Ennis.Copy !req
1068. You son of a whoreson bitch!Copy !req
1069. I wish I knew how to quit you!Copy !req
1070. Then why don't you?Copy !req
1071. Why don't you
just let me be, huh?Copy !req
1072. It's because of you,
Jack, that I'm like this.Copy !req
1073. I'm nothing.Copy !req
1074. I'm nowhere.Copy !req
1075. It's okay.Copy !req
1076. Get the fuck off me!Copy !req
1077. It's all right. It's all right.Copy !req
1078. Damn you, Ennis.Copy !req
1079. I just can't stand
this anymore, Jack.Copy !req
1080. Come on now,
you're sleeping on
your feet like a horse.Copy !req
1081. My mama
used to say that
to me when I was little.Copy !req
1082. And sing to me.Copy !req
1083. I got to go.Copy !req
1084. See you in the morning.Copy !req
1085. Excuse me.Copy !req
1086. Hey.Copy !req
1087. Ennis Del Mar.Copy !req
1088. Where you been?Copy !req
1089. Here and there.Copy !req
1090. I left word for you
with Steve at the ranch.Copy !req
1091. And you must've
got those notes
I left at your place.Copy !req
1092. Looks like I got the message,
in any case.Copy !req
1093. Carl?Copy !req
1094. Yeah, Carl's nice.Copy !req
1095. He even talks.Copy !req
1096. Good for you.Copy !req
1097. Yeah.Copy !req
1098. Good for me.Copy !req
1099. I don't get you, Ennis Del Mar.Copy !req
1100. I'm sorry.Copy !req
1101. I was probably no
fun anyways, was l?Copy !req
1102. Ennis, girls don't
fall in love with fun.Copy !req
1103. Hello.Copy !req
1104. Hello, this is Ennis Del Mar.Copy !req
1105. Who? Who is this?Copy !req
1106. Ennis Del Mar.
I'm an old buddy of Jack's.Copy !req
1107. Jack used to
mention you.Copy !req
1108. You're the fishing buddy
or the hunting buddy,
I know that.Copy !req
1109. Would have let you
know what happenedCopy !req
1110. but I wasn't
sure about your
name or address.Copy !req
1111. Jack kept his friends'
addresses in his head.Copy !req
1112. That's
why I'm calling,
to see what happened.Copy !req
1113. Oh, yeah.Copy !req
1114. Jack was pumping up
a flat on the truckCopy !req
1115. out on a back road,
when the tire blew up.Copy !req
1116. The rim of the tire
slammed into his face,Copy !req
1117. broke his nose and
jaw and knocked him
unconscious on his back.Copy !req
1118. By the time somebody come along,Copy !req
1119. he'd drowned in his own blood.Copy !req
1120. He was only 39 years old.Copy !req
1121. Hello? Hello?Copy !req
1122. Hello.Copy !req
1123. Was he buried down there?Copy !req
1124. We put a stone up.Copy !req
1125. He was cremated, like he wanted.Copy !req
1126. Half his ashes
was interred here,Copy !req
1127. the rest was sent
up with his folks.Copy !req
1128. He use to say he
wanted his ashesCopy !req
1129. scattered on Brokeback Mountain,Copy !req
1130. but I wasn't
sure where that was.Copy !req
1131. I thought Brokeback Mountain
might be around where he
grew up.Copy !req
1132. Knowing Jack,Copy !req
1133. it might be some pretend placeCopy !req
1134. where bluebirds sing
and there's a whiskey spring.Copy !req
1135. No, ma'am,Copy !req
1136. we was herding sheep
on Brokeback one summerCopy !req
1137. back in '63.Copy !req
1138. Well,
he said it was
his favorite place.Copy !req
1139. I thought he meant to get drunk.Copy !req
1140. He drank a lot.Copy !req
1141. Is his folks still
up in Lightning Flat?Copy !req
1142. They'll be there
till the day they die.Copy !req
1143. Thank you for your time.Copy !req
1144. I sure am sorry.Copy !req
1145. We was good friends.Copy !req
1146. Get in touch with his folks.Copy !req
1147. I suppose they'd
appreciate it if his
wishes was carried out.Copy !req
1148. About the ashes, I mean.Copy !req
1149. Want a cup of coffee, don't you?Copy !req
1150. Piece of cherry cake?Copy !req
1151. Yes, ma'am,
I'll have a cup of coffeeCopy !req
1152. but I can't eat no
cake just now. Thank you.Copy !req
1153. I feel awful bad about Jack.Copy !req
1154. Thank you.Copy !req
1155. I can't begin to
tell you how bad
I feel.Copy !req
1156. I knew him a long time.Copy !req
1157. I come by to say thatCopy !req
1158. if you want me
to take his ashes
up there on BrokebackCopy !req
1159. like his wife said he wanted to,Copy !req
1160. then I'll be happy to.Copy !req
1161. I'll tell you what.Copy !req
1162. I know where
Brokeback Mountain is.Copy !req
1163. Thought he was
too goddamn specialCopy !req
1164. to be buried in the family plot.Copy !req
1165. Jack used to say...Copy !req
1166. "Ennis Del Mar," he used to say.Copy !req
1167. "I'm gonna bring him
up here one of these daysCopy !req
1168. "and we'll lick this
damn ranch into shape."Copy !req
1169. He had some half-baked notionCopy !req
1170. the two of you was
gonna move up here,Copy !req
1171. build a cabin,
help run the place.Copy !req
1172. Then, this spring,Copy !req
1173. he got another fella
gonna come up here
with him,Copy !req
1174. build the place,
help run the ranch.Copy !req
1175. Some ranch neighbor of
his from down in Texas.Copy !req
1176. Gonna split up with his
wife and come back here,Copy !req
1177. so he says.Copy !req
1178. But, like most of Jack's ideas,Copy !req
1179. never come to pass.Copy !req
1180. I kept his room like
it was when he was a boy.Copy !req
1181. I think he appreciated that.Copy !req
1182. You are welcome to go up
to his room, if you want.Copy !req
1183. Yeah, I'd like that. Thank you.Copy !req
1184. Tell you what.Copy !req
1185. We got
a family plot.
He's going in it.Copy !req
1186. Yes, sir.Copy !req
1187. You come back and see us again.Copy !req
1188. Thank you, ma'am.Copy !req
1189. Hey there, Junior.Copy !req
1190. Hey, Daddy.Copy !req
1191. Come here.Copy !req
1192. Like the car?Copy !req
1193. Yeah. Is it yours?Copy !req
1194. It's Kurt's.Copy !req
1195. I thought you were seeing Troy.Copy !req
1196. Troy?Copy !req
1197. Daddy, that was two years ago.Copy !req
1198. Troy still playing baseball?Copy !req
1199. I don't know
what he's doing.
I'm seeing Kurt now.Copy !req
1200. Well, what does Kurt do?Copy !req
1201. Works out in the oil fields.Copy !req
1202. So he's a roughneck, huh?Copy !req
1203. (LAUGHING) Yeah.Copy !req
1204. I guess you're 19,
you can do whatever
you want. Isn't that right?Copy !req
1205. Sure.Copy !req
1206. Daddy, you need more furniture.Copy !req
1207. Yeah, well,Copy !req
1208. if you got nothing,
you don't need nothing.Copy !req
1209. So, what's the occasion?Copy !req
1210. Me and Kurt,Copy !req
1211. we're getting married.Copy !req
1212. Well...Copy !req
1213. So how long have you
known this guy for?Copy !req
1214. About a year.Copy !req
1215. Our wedding
will be June 5, at
the Methodist church.Copy !req
1216. Jenny will be singing and
Monroe is gonna cater the
reception.Copy !req
1217. Now this Kurt fella,Copy !req
1218. he loves you?Copy !req
1219. Yeah, Daddy.Copy !req
1220. He loves me.Copy !req
1221. Was hoping you'd be there.Copy !req
1222. Yeah.Copy !req
1223. I think I'm supposed to be
on a roundup down near the
Tetons.Copy !req
1224. You know what?Copy !req
1225. I reckon they can find
themselves a new cowboy.Copy !req
1226. My little girl, getting married.Copy !req
1227. To Alma and Kurt.Copy !req
1228. Jack, I swear...Copy !req