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00:00:04	What happens to a dream deferred?
00:00:07	Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?
00:00:11	Pull it in up here.
00:00:12	Or fester like a sore, and then run?
00:00:19	Does it stink like rotten meat?
00:00:22	Or crust and sugar over, like a syrupy sweet.
00:00:27	Maybe it just sags like a heavy load.
00:00:31	Or does it explode?
00:00:36	Come on, Johnson, l'm out.
00:00:40	-Morning, Lena.
00:01:29	-Hi.
00:01:33	-Watch your step.
00:02:23	Walter, it's after seven.
00:02:32	You're gonna be late.
00:02:35	Travis out of the bathroom yet?
00:02:36	No, not yet, but he will be soon.
00:02:39	And, what's the point
00:02:41	if you don't get up when it goes off?
00:02:43	What l need an alarm clock for
00:02:46	Only problem is,
00:02:52	Woman.
00:02:54	What kind of eggs you want?
00:02:57	Not scrambled.
00:03:07	-Where the paper?
00:03:10	What's your problem this morning?
00:03:12	l don't have a problem. And l hope
00:03:15	Yeah, you got a problem.
00:03:30	What's that boy doing in the bathroom
00:03:36	He's just gonna have
00:03:38	l can't be being late to work on
00:03:40	No, he is not gonna be getting up no earlier.
00:03:43	lt's not his fault he can't get to bed at night
00:03:46	crazy, loudmouth, good-for-nothing people,
00:03:49	in what's supposed to be his bedroom
00:03:51	Why they gotta be loudmouths?
00:03:53	Because they are loud, and nothing that
00:03:58	Not enough to keep my little boy awake.
00:04:00	That's what you're mad about, ain't it?
00:04:02	Things l want to talk about with my friends
00:04:03	just couldn't be important
00:04:10	Come here.
00:04:12	You looking young this morning, baby.
00:04:15	Looking just like how you looked
00:04:24	lt's gone now. You look like yourself again.
00:04:27	Just eat your eggs.
00:04:31	You know that insurance check come
00:04:33	Yeah, l know.
00:04:38	l'm out, but you better hurry. l heard
00:04:50	The check comes tomorrow, right, Mama?
00:04:52	Yes, it does, Travis. But it's too early
00:04:56	so just eat your breakfast.
00:04:57	But l need fifty cents.
00:04:59	-For what?
00:05:01	For the what?
00:05:02	Teacher says we gotta do something about
00:05:06	''Their'' history. And what's that got to
00:05:11	All us kids are putting in fifty cents
00:05:13	that'll tell us about the things
00:05:16	ls that the way the teacher put it,
00:05:18	Yes, ma'am. That's the way
00:05:20	And they need fifty cents for
00:05:23	-Yes, Mama, that's what l said.
00:05:26	But l don't want to be the only one
00:05:28	l said l don't have it, Travis.
00:05:30	Just eat your breakfast.
00:05:34	l'm finished.
00:05:39	Then go on and make up your bed.
00:05:54	Can l maybe bag groceries
00:05:55	Travis.
00:06:02	And no sweet rolls today,
00:06:04	You wanna have all your teeth
00:06:08	l'm gone.
00:06:20	''l know that woman wants me
00:06:24	''l won't kiss her, and she'll be sorry.
00:06:28	''l won't kiss her goodbye
00:06:30	'''cause l know that's
00:06:34	Mama.
00:06:37	Can l please bag groceries? Can l, Mama?
00:06:41	-What is it he want to do?
00:06:43	-For the poor Negroes in history, Dad.
00:06:48	-School's raising money for something.
00:06:51	-Why don't you give it to him?
00:06:54	What you going telling the boy
00:06:59	Come here, Travis.
00:07:04	Thanks, Daddy.
00:07:09	ln fact, here's another fifty cents.
00:07:12	Why don't you go buy yourself some fruit
00:07:15	Hot dog! Thanks, Daddy.
00:07:19	-Go on to school now. Don't be late.
00:07:24	That's my boy.
00:07:32	What?
00:07:41	Know what l was thinking about
00:07:43	-No.
00:07:46	-You remember Charlie Atkins?
00:07:49	You remember.
00:07:50	Remember, he wanted me to go
00:07:53	Now he's grossing $100,000 a year.
00:07:56	$100,000.
00:07:57	-That's nice, Walter.
00:07:59	That could have been us.
00:08:01	But he stepped up and l held back.
00:08:02	Walter, you didn't have any money.
00:08:04	That was true, then. This is now.
00:08:07	Walter, if you're gonna
00:08:10	Me, Willy and Bobo,
00:08:12	Bobo?
00:08:13	Walter, l got nothing to do with that check.
00:08:23	You're tired, ain't you, baby?
00:08:27	Me, the boy, the way we live.
00:08:32	So tired you couldn't do nothing
00:08:35	Walter.
00:08:36	Mama will listen to you.
00:08:38	You know she listens to you more
00:08:42	That's all l need you to do.
00:08:44	Tomorrow morning when you're
00:08:46	just sip on your coffee, real easy like,
00:08:49	and talk to her like what you're saying
00:08:53	Then sip on your coffee some more
00:08:57	and tell her that you've been thinking about
00:09:00	And before you know it, she'll be
00:09:03	and when l come home
00:09:05	No, Walter, no.
00:09:06	This ain't no fly-by-night proposition, baby.
00:09:08	-This is real.
00:09:10	All the schemes that go nowhere.
00:09:12	-Not like this one.
00:09:15	Why not?
00:09:17	First of all, l'm not gonna be
00:09:21	Now that's your nonsense. That's not mine.
00:09:24	And second of all,
00:09:29	-lt's your mother's money.
00:09:32	Walter, just finish your breakfast.
00:09:36	-Why can't you listen to me?
00:09:38	That's the only way
00:09:40	Walter, please.
00:09:51	Ruth. Ruth, listen.
00:09:55	Now it normally costs $75,000,
00:09:57	like we're thinking about getting into,
00:09:59	but Willy knows somebody
00:10:02	That's 10,000 three ways.
00:10:04	Plus a little something extra
00:10:05	to the people to get the licenses approved.
00:10:07	-You mean bribes?
00:10:10	This is business. Don't nothing happen in
00:10:13	Walter, eat your eggs.
00:10:15	That's it? ''Eat your eggs''?
00:10:20	Walter, that ain't none of our money.
00:10:34	This morning l get up.
00:10:37	l go to a bathroom l gotta share
00:10:43	l look in the mirror.
00:10:45	Thirty-five years old,
00:10:51	l got a boy who sleeps in the living room.
00:10:55	And all l got to tell him are stories
00:11:02	Walter, eat your eggs.
00:11:04	Damn these eggs.
00:11:06	Fine. Just go to work!
00:11:08	See, that says it all, don't it?
00:11:10	Morning, everybody.
00:11:11	Says just what's wrong with women today.
00:11:13	Don't know how to build your man up,
00:11:17	-like they can do something.
00:11:19	Just like there are some men
00:11:21	No thanks to their women.
00:11:24	l'm gonna start timing people.
00:11:27	You should get up earlier.
00:11:36	Anybody ever tell you, you
00:11:41	Mama left early this morning?
00:11:44	Yeah, her last day.
00:11:48	So how's school coming?
00:11:50	Lovely, just lovely.
00:11:54	As if you really care.
00:11:56	l was just wondering if you made up
00:12:00	Not too many girls who decide
00:12:05	Have we figured out exactly how much
00:12:08	Walter, why don't you leave your sister
00:12:11	You know that check coming tomorrow.
00:12:12	The money belongs to Mama, Walter.
00:12:14	She can do with it whatever she wants
00:12:18	Maybe just nail the check up
00:12:20	lt's hers and not ours. Hers.
00:12:24	Well, now ain't we just
00:12:27	You just got your mother's best
00:12:29	But it's okay if Mama want to
00:12:32	-to put you through college.
00:12:35	No, but the line between asking
00:12:37	-is big and wide, ain't it?
00:12:40	To quit school or just drop dead? Which?
00:12:42	-Either one would suit me fine.
00:12:45	No, l'm sick of Her Holiness sashaying
00:12:49	Me and Ruth,
00:12:51	Now it's time you start making some
00:12:53	-Don't you be dragging me into this.
00:12:56	Aren't you the one that's
00:12:57	dirty laundry to put clothes on her back?
00:12:59	Walter, that ain't fair.
00:13:00	Oh, but it's fair
00:13:03	No, it's not like anybody expects you to get
00:13:05	''Thank you, Walter. Thank you, Mama.
00:13:07	''Thank you, Travis, for wearing
00:13:10	Well, l do, all right?
00:13:13	Thank you, everybody! Thank you, God!
00:13:19	Beneatha, stop it.
00:13:20	Forgive me for ever wanting
00:13:22	Forgive me. Forgive me. Forgive me!
00:13:25	Who in the hell ever told you
00:13:27	You so crazy about messing
00:13:28	why don't you go be a nurse
00:13:30	l'll be what l want to be.
00:13:31	-With somebody else's money.
00:13:33	-He was my father, too.
00:13:37	Brow-beating me isn't gonna make her
00:13:39	to invest in some harebrained scheme.
00:13:41	And l, for one,
00:13:46	Are you listening to her?
00:13:47	Will you please just get out of here?
00:13:53	Nobody in this house is ever gonna
00:13:55	'Cause you're a nut.
00:13:56	-Who's a nut?
00:13:58	Thee is mad, boy.
00:14:03	The world's most backward
00:14:07	And then there's you, a prophet
00:14:09	-and into the swamps.
00:14:12	Why do you have to rile your brother up
00:14:14	'Cause it's too much fun not to.
00:14:24	l need some money.
00:14:28	Carfare.
00:14:30	What, fifty cents?
00:14:51	lf she didn't want to docent
00:14:55	Well, yes l am. l am going to get involved.
00:14:57	Because this kind of behavior
00:14:59	-Are you leaving?
00:15:02	l've have late meetings,
00:15:05	Bring the car around for Mr. Arnold.
00:15:10	l need to be at the Shipley building at noon.
00:15:12	Yes, sir.
00:15:31	Priscilla.
00:15:33	l ain't playing no hide and seek, child.
00:15:38	Well, it looks like you're not in here.
00:15:41	And l know you're not in that closet.
00:15:42	Not with that big, hairy spider
00:15:47	Come on, girl. Put this on.
00:15:51	Are you still leaving?
00:15:53	Yes, l'm still leaving.
00:15:55	And just like yesterday, l expect you to be
00:16:02	You hear me?
00:16:03	Yes, Miss Lena.
00:16:05	No sass. No pouting.
00:16:12	Turn around.
00:16:54	Bobo, my man.
00:16:56	So how we looking?
00:16:59	l'm still working on it,
00:17:02	So we have time. Seen Willy Harris?
00:17:05	l saw him last night.
00:17:06	He asked about you, l told him you're good.
00:17:11	He wants to get together tonight,
00:17:14	Sounds good to me.
00:17:17	-l can smell the money, baby.
00:17:20	Let me guess.
00:17:22	This car, he's driving, and this one's yours.
00:17:24	l'm moving it, sir. Right away.
00:17:26	Yes, boy, you will. After l cite you.
00:17:32	You, get in your car.
00:17:47	Verdi's La Traviata, Randolph Hall,
00:17:54	That your idea of asking for a date, George?
00:17:57	lt's more than a date if l'm asking.
00:18:00	Well, l'll have to get back to you.
00:18:02	Do so. But tarry not. There are legions
00:18:09	Goodbye, George. l've got a class.
00:18:25	Relax. lt's coming.
00:18:38	Very good.
00:18:40	Were all my students like you,
00:18:44	l don't need false flattery, Asagai.
00:18:50	Well, then, l guess l shall tell you the truth.
00:18:55	You are not very good.
00:18:59	You are excellent.
00:19:05	You really think so?
00:19:06	Yes. l am happy with you.
00:19:18	l would be even happier if l could take you
00:19:25	A date?
00:19:27	lsn't that what you call it here
00:19:29	go out to spend time together?
00:19:33	Well, yes, but...
00:19:36	Okay, before you crush my spirit and ego,
00:19:41	Maybe your phone number
00:19:44	Well, l suppose a phone number can't hurt.
00:20:06	l remember well the things
00:20:14	l have a class.
00:20:34	You got any more apples in the back?
00:20:38	Don't think so.
00:20:39	But you can't be sure unless you check,
00:20:44	-How many you want?
00:20:48	Excuse me. Do me a favor,
00:20:51	-Right away, ma'am.
00:20:55	Lena, you sure was up and out early
00:20:58	lt was my last day on the job, Earline.
00:21:00	My last half-day, to be exact.
00:21:03	-Go on. You stopped working?
00:21:06	-Praise God.
00:21:09	l know l can't wait to lay these
00:21:11	-The day'll come.
00:21:16	What with your insurance money.
00:21:17	Well, l can't argue with that.
00:21:19	-Here you go.
00:21:25	Am l being charged for the worms, too?
00:21:28	You don't want them, moms,
00:21:33	l'm not buying them. l don't want them.
00:21:37	And l'm not your mother.
00:21:41	There are other stores.
00:22:00	-Hi.
00:22:03	You wanna try one?
00:22:18	Oh, no, Ruth. No, l got this.
00:22:21	l have been carrying these
00:22:23	l can make it from the door to the table.
00:22:26	Well, how was your last day?
00:22:29	About the same as the first,
00:22:33	Well, it must feel good, hanging it all up.
00:22:36	lt ain't settled in good, yet.
00:22:38	lt will, come Monday morning when you
00:22:42	You'll feel it.
00:22:43	Look at that poor bed.
00:22:46	That's his idea of making it up, l guess.
00:22:49	Bless his heart. He tries, don't he?
00:22:51	No, he don't half-try at all, 'cause he know
00:22:56	and fix everything, just like you always do.
00:22:58	That's how come he don't know
00:23:00	You done spoil that boy so.
00:23:01	Well, he's a little boy.
00:23:03	He ain't supposed
00:23:09	You okay, Ruth?
00:23:12	Yeah, l'm fine, just...
00:23:14	l'm just tired, l've been ironing all morning.
00:23:18	Well, leave the rest for me. l'll finish.
00:23:21	ls that what you call retirement?
00:23:23	You gonna come home so you can
00:23:26	Well, what do you expect me to do,
00:23:32	My poor little plant.
00:23:34	lf that plant don't get more sunlight than
00:23:42	Ruth, if you ain't feeling better tomorrow
00:23:45	That woman will have a fit
00:23:48	Well, let her have it.
00:23:50	What? You ain't never supposed to be sick?
00:23:52	l'll call her in the morning
00:23:54	Why the flu?
00:23:55	White folks understand about the flu,
00:23:59	Well, you better call up them sick
00:24:02	otherwise they gonna think
00:24:04	been caught up in a fight or something.
00:24:08	Tired as you look, Ruth,
00:24:11	Well, l've got to go, now.
00:24:15	Most days, we might. But tomorrow
00:24:21	Now, wait, that's your money, Lena.
00:24:23	lt ain't got nothing to do with me.
00:24:26	$10,000.
00:24:29	You know what you ought to do
00:24:32	You ought to go off somewhere,
00:24:38	Just go on off and have yourself a ball
00:24:41	What would l look like,
00:24:43	What? Those rich white women do it.
00:24:48	Their feet gets itching, and the next thing
00:24:51	waving at the rest of us
00:24:54	Something always told me
00:25:03	Well, what you going to do with it?
00:25:06	l ain't rightly decided, Ruth,
00:25:09	Well, of course, there is that money
00:25:11	And that much is decided,
00:25:16	-Yeah.
00:25:20	And none of his never saw fit to come true.
00:25:24	He used to come in here some nights,
00:25:29	Just sit down on that sofa here,
00:25:33	then he'd look at me,
00:25:40	l know that must've been hard
00:25:43	The hardest thing for me was watching him.
00:25:45	And when we lost that baby, l near to
00:25:52	You'd never think one man could
00:25:54	That man loved his children.
00:25:57	Now, of course that ain't to say
00:25:59	'cause could be a little mean
00:26:03	But he loved his children.
00:26:06	He used to say,
00:26:08	''Seem like God didn't seem fit
00:26:13	''but he did give us children
00:26:19	He could talk like that, you know.
00:26:25	Well, look like maybe you remembered
00:26:31	l started my guitar lessons, today.
00:26:33	-Holy Lord.
00:26:35	Guitar.
00:26:39	l know what a guitar is, little smart mouth.
00:26:42	ls this something new?
00:26:43	Not really. lt's something l've been
00:26:46	How long is it gonna be before you get
00:26:50	like you done that little play-acting group
00:26:53	And the horseback riding club
00:26:55	l've seen butterflies do less flitting, baby.
00:26:57	l just want to learn to play the guitar.
00:27:00	Ain't nobody trying to stop you.
00:27:03	Just wondering why you got to flit so.
00:27:05	Never landing on nothing long enough
00:27:08	Never done nothing with all that
00:27:10	l don't flit. l experiment
00:27:14	Does that include horseback riding lessons?
00:27:16	Yes. People have to express themselves
00:27:19	Well, what is it you're trying to express?
00:27:20	Me.
00:27:26	That's all right. l wouldn't expect you
00:27:29	-Beneatha.
00:27:31	Oh, God.
00:27:32	lf you use the Lord's name in vain
00:27:35	-Mama.
00:27:38	Well, if the salt loses its savor...
00:27:40	That'll do now.
00:27:41	Not gonna have you round here reciting
00:27:44	How did l manage
00:27:47	just by just walking into a room?
00:27:49	-Where are you going?
00:27:51	Oh, my, my. Who with?
00:27:53	Who else? George Murchison.
00:27:56	That's the third time this month.
00:27:59	Like a tick on a dog. They don't have
00:28:02	Now, girl, you know you're sweet on him.
00:28:05	He's all right. l mean l like him enough
00:28:07	''And stuff''? What's ''and stuff'' mean?
00:28:09	Stop picking on her, now, Ruth.
00:28:12	What does it mean?
00:28:13	l just mean l could never be serious
00:28:16	What do you mean he's shallow?
00:28:19	You wouldn't even begin to understand.
00:28:21	Anybody who married Walter
00:28:24	Now, what kind of way is that
00:28:27	l do believe she just expressed
00:28:29	Brother is a blip, Mama. Let's face it.
00:28:32	What's a blip?
00:28:33	l don't know. l think she's saying he's crazy.
00:28:35	Not crazy. Brother isn't really crazy yet.
00:28:37	He's an elaborate neurotic.
00:28:39	You hush your mouth, now.
00:28:41	As for George, well, George looks good,
00:28:43	he drives a beautiful car,
00:28:47	But if the Youngers are waiting
00:28:49	tie up the family with the Murchisons,
00:28:52	-Why?
00:28:53	the Murchisons are honest-to-God,
00:28:56	And the only people in the world
00:28:59	are rich colored people. And that's a fact.
00:29:01	You weren't brought up to dislike people
00:29:04	Don't worry about it, Lena.
00:29:07	Get over it? What're you talking about Ruth?
00:29:12	Listen, l'm going to be a doctor. l'm not
00:29:15	lf l even ever get married.
00:29:17	-lf?
00:29:18	l probably will. lt's just that,
00:29:22	And George, for one,
00:29:24	l couldn't be bothered with that.
00:29:26	l'm going to be a doctor, and everybody
00:29:29	Well, of course you're gonna be a doctor,
00:29:32	God doesn't have a thing to do with it.
00:29:34	Now that just wasn't necessary, Beneatha.
00:29:36	Well, neither is God.
00:29:38	-Beneatha.
00:29:40	l'm just tired of hearing
00:29:42	What does He have to do with anything?
00:29:44	You about to get
00:29:46	That's just what she needs.
00:29:47	Why can't l say what l want to
00:29:50	'Cause you weren't brought up
00:29:53	Me and your daddy went to a lot of trouble
00:29:56	were brought up in the good Christian way.
00:29:58	Well, you and Daddy were wrong.
00:30:01	Mama, you don't understand.
00:30:05	and God is just one idea l don't accept.
00:30:07	lt's not important. lt's not like l'm gonna
00:30:12	'cause l don't believe in God.
00:30:16	l get so tired of Him getting credit
00:30:18	the human race achieves
00:30:20	There is simply no God.
00:30:23	There is only man,
00:30:33	Now, you say after me,
00:30:36	''ln my mother's house, there is still God.''
00:30:41	''ln my mother's house, there is still God.''
00:30:44	ln my mother's house, there is still God.
00:30:50	There are some ideas
00:30:54	Not as long as l'm head of this family.
00:30:56	Yes, ma'am.
00:31:12	Bennie.
00:31:14	You think you're a grown woman,
00:31:18	What you did was childish
00:31:46	She said she's sorry.
00:31:56	l don't know about these children, Ruth.
00:31:59	They frightens me.
00:32:01	Lena, you got good children.
00:32:04	Sometimes, they don't think clearly,
00:32:09	No, something done come down
00:32:12	We don't understand each other, no more.
00:32:15	lt's like we don't none of us
00:32:19	Walter near done lost his mind
00:32:23	and Beneatha around here talking
00:32:27	What is it, Ruth? What is it that's changing?
00:32:29	You just got strong-willed children.
00:32:33	And it takes someone with a strong head
00:32:40	lt's a good thing, though,
00:32:45	This doctor thing sure is
00:32:47	Yeah, well, she deserves it.
00:32:51	Even with all her foolishness,
00:32:55	And Walter, well, it's not like you to think
00:33:02	l understand, Ruth,
00:33:05	We just plain working folk.
00:33:07	Walter Lee says ain't nobody
00:33:13	Walter Lee says the colored people ain't
00:33:16	until they start gambling
00:33:20	lnvestments and things.
00:33:22	What done got into you, girl?
00:33:25	Walter Lee done finally sold you
00:33:29	No.
00:33:33	No.
00:33:40	Lena, some...
00:33:44	Something done come down
00:33:51	l don't know what it is.
00:33:55	He needs something, you know?
00:34:04	He needs this chance, Lena.
00:34:07	l hear you, Ruth,
00:34:13	But l can't throw my husband's
00:34:19	This poor little plant.
00:34:22	Nothing l do make it no better.
00:34:24	l mean do we even know
00:34:28	Ruth?
00:34:36	l think it's the way to go, man, liquor stores.
00:34:39	People gonna always wanna get
00:34:42	That's my feeling exactly.
00:34:44	Without fail, there are two businesses
00:34:47	Churches and liquor stores.
00:34:48	And funeral parlors.
00:34:51	But l ain't messing around
00:34:53	Until you become one.
00:34:57	Where's Willy, man?
00:34:58	Don't worry, man. He'll be here.
00:35:01	Always got to make a stop
00:35:03	There he is. Willy. Over here.
00:35:05	My man, Bobo. How you doing, brother?
00:35:10	Willy.
00:35:11	My new partners
00:35:14	Waitress, another round of suds, please.
00:35:17	What'll you have, Willy?
00:35:18	Scotch, rocks and
00:35:24	-So, Bobo, how's it hanging, man?
00:35:27	Just another squirrel in the world
00:35:30	-So we ready to discuss business?
00:35:35	l think we're sold on this liquor store.
00:35:36	Sold? l'd say
00:35:41	Look around you. Everybody in here's
00:35:46	Black folks. They may not have
00:35:51	but drink they're gonna do. Got to do it.
00:35:54	-Takes their mind off things.
00:35:57	All right, here's the deal.
00:36:01	The right people that'll seed the right
00:36:05	They don't have no problems with it.
00:36:06	That's what l'm talking about.
00:36:08	And here's the beautiful part.
00:36:09	l found the perfect location,
00:36:21	l mean, we couldn't build us
00:36:25	So, how much time we got?
00:36:26	Well, here's the thing.
00:36:29	This perfect spot ain't likely
00:36:33	Personally, l think we need
00:36:37	l don't see no problem with that.
00:36:41	Well, then,
00:36:43	sounds like a deal.
00:36:45	Cheers.
00:36:51	-l got to run.
00:36:53	You cats know how to reach me.
00:36:55	-Your change.
00:36:58	and set my partners up
00:37:01	-Bobo.
00:37:02	-Walter.
00:37:03	l'll see you cats later.
00:37:07	Gentlemen.
00:37:09	Nothing for me. l got to get home.
00:37:11	l think l'm going to hang around
00:37:14	You know, kind of celebrate the future.
00:37:16	Don't you get in no trouble.
00:37:18	-l'm gonna call you later.
00:37:43	Morning, doll. We'll be right with you.
00:37:46	l'm looking for Miss Tilly.
00:37:48	What you want with Miss Tilly?
00:37:51	lt's personal. ls she here?
00:37:55	l am Miss Tilly. What you need, child?
00:38:06	Come. Follow me.
00:38:13	Can't l go outside, grandma?
00:38:16	lf l can't go out, you can't go out.
00:38:18	-You finish all your chores?
00:38:20	Where did Mama go?
00:38:23	She went to run a little errand.
00:38:25	But where?
00:38:26	To tend to her business.
00:38:30	-What kind of grown up...
00:38:31	Just get out of here. Go on downstairs.
00:38:33	Stay out front and keep a sharp look out
00:38:36	Yes, ma'am.
00:38:38	And leave them cockroaches alone.
00:38:41	Don't spray that boy with that stuff.
00:38:45	Why not? lt's harmless. You ever see
00:38:51	Where did Ruth go, Mama?
00:38:53	To the doctor, l think.
00:38:55	What for?
00:38:57	Beneatha, get up underneath
00:39:00	Sometimes crumbs get up underneath there.
00:39:02	-Mama?
00:39:06	-At least, l ain't saying what l think.
00:39:09	l think l ain't saying,
00:39:13	Of course, l ain't never
00:39:23	Hello.
00:39:26	Bah-oh to you, Asagai.
00:39:31	Come over? Now?
00:39:34	l don't think so. We're cleaning,
00:39:36	when people come over and the house
00:39:41	Do you? For me?
00:39:45	Okay, if just for a minute.
00:39:47	l'll see you then.
00:39:49	Tell me you didn't just invite
00:39:52	Oh, Mama, it's just Asagai.
00:39:53	l don't care if it's Santa Claus, girl.
00:39:57	The place is fine, Mama.
00:39:58	Besides, it's just Asagai.
00:40:02	-Who?
00:40:06	l met him at school. He's from Nigeria.
00:40:11	l don't believe l never met no African before.
00:40:13	Well, do me a favor and please don't ask
00:40:16	do they wear clothes and carry spears.
00:40:18	lf we so ignorant, maybe you ought
00:40:20	Mama, it's not that. lt's just
00:40:23	when it comes to Africa,
00:40:25	-Well, him, l heard of.
00:40:28	What? What? What l need to know
00:40:33	Because it's part of our heritage.
00:40:36	Why do you give money
00:40:38	That's to save people.
00:40:40	l'm afraid they need more salvation
00:40:46	So? You pregnant?
00:40:50	What, is it written all over my face?
00:40:53	-You are.
00:40:55	How far along are you?
00:40:57	Two months.
00:41:00	Did you plan it or was it an accident?
00:41:03	Mind your own business.
00:41:05	lt is my business.
00:41:14	l'm sorry.
00:41:17	l didn't mean for it to come out like that.
00:41:20	l think it's wonderful.
00:41:22	Yeah. Yeah, no, it's wonderful.
00:41:27	Well, it is.
00:41:28	Doctor say everything going to be all right?
00:41:30	Yeah. She said everything's gonna be fine.
00:41:34	She?
00:41:37	What doctor you went to?
00:41:42	Ruth, honey, you sick?
00:41:46	What's the matter with her, Mama?
00:41:49	She gonna be all right.
00:41:51	Women get like this sometimes
00:41:53	But they going to be all right.
00:41:54	They just got to relax
00:42:04	Oh, my God. That must be Asagai.
00:42:09	Come on, honey. Come on.
00:42:31	Hello, Alaiyo.
00:42:32	Hello.
00:42:35	May l come in?
00:42:37	Yeah, come in.
00:42:41	My mother was very upset,
00:42:43	she know l was letting
00:42:47	You, too, look disturbed.
00:42:50	No, no, no.
00:42:55	Acute ghetto-itis is all it is. lt'll pass.
00:42:59	Well.
00:43:00	So, come in and sit down.
00:43:03	Can l hope that box is for me?
00:43:05	Yes. Open it.
00:43:24	-Nigerian music. Thank you.
00:43:34	lt's beautiful. Why did you...
00:43:42	Let me...
00:43:57	-What's it mean?
00:44:01	-You did?
00:44:03	From the moment l first saw you at school,
00:44:06	in the most serious of tones, and said,
00:44:09	''l would like very much like
00:44:11	''because l am looking for my identity.''
00:44:15	And why is that funny?
00:44:18	Well, because l didn't at first believe it.
00:44:22	And why not?
00:44:25	Because assimilationism is so
00:44:27	popular, so important in your country
00:44:31	Everyone must become one
00:44:34	l am not an assimilationist.
00:44:40	Perhaps not.
00:44:45	So, do you like them?
00:44:47	-What?
00:44:49	They are from my sister's
00:44:51	You must take good care of them.
00:44:52	-Your sister?
00:44:54	That's the capital. But you knew that.
00:44:59	You sent all the way for me?
00:45:02	Well, l cannot wear them.
00:45:05	Joseph.
00:45:09	For you, l would do much more.
00:45:18	l must be going.
00:45:20	Will you call me Monday?
00:45:23	Yes, l will. We do have much to talk about.
00:45:27	About identity and time and feeling.
00:45:35	What sort of feeling
00:45:38	l am not interested in being
00:45:46	-Yes, that's real funny, isn't it?
00:45:50	Every American girl, white, black and brown,
00:45:55	You are all the same with the same speech.
00:45:57	lt seems the world's most liberated women
00:46:00	or you wouldn't so quickly
00:46:07	Mama. Mama, this is Mr. Asagai.
00:46:11	How do you do, young man?
00:46:14	How do you do, Mrs. Younger?
00:46:17	Please forgive me for coming
00:46:20	That's all right.
00:46:21	l just hope that you understand
00:46:25	-Asagai was just leaving, Mama.
00:46:28	Well, l do hope that you'll come again.
00:46:30	l would love to hear more
00:46:36	l think it's sad the way our American
00:46:39	except Tarzan and all that.
00:46:42	And all that money we been giving
00:46:45	when we need to be helping
00:46:48	Englishmen and Frenchmen
00:46:53	Well, yes, ma'am. And on behalf
00:46:58	Well, l suspect you better come around here
00:47:01	get yourself a home-cooked meal.
00:47:04	l think your mama would like that.
00:47:06	l think my mother would like that,
00:47:13	Well, l should be off.
00:47:17	What is that? That's African for Beneatha?
00:47:21	No, it's a Yoruba word.
00:47:23	lt means, well, roughly,
00:47:25	one for whom bread or food is not enough.
00:47:29	You are never satisfied. You are always
00:47:33	That's nice. Well, do come again, Mr...
00:47:38	Asagai. Or Joseph would do as nicely.
00:47:44	Goodbye.
00:47:59	Well, that's a pretty young thing
00:48:03	Well,
00:48:05	l guess l see why we done give up
00:48:08	and play-acting and cameras
00:48:11	and commenced to get so interested
00:48:14	Mama.
00:48:17	Missionaries, my Aunt Jenny.
00:48:28	What you doing up?
00:48:30	Ain't nothing wrong with me
00:48:36	-lt's 10:30.
00:48:40	And the mailman going to come today
00:48:43	-He's here. Two doors down.
00:48:46	Get on down them steps,
00:48:49	-You mean, he done finally come.
00:48:54	Well, l don't know what
00:48:56	We known for months he was coming.
00:48:57	Knowing it's coming and knowing it's here,
00:49:00	lmagine being able to hold a piece of paper
00:49:05	-l'll take our mail, Mr. Peete.
00:49:09	You got to have a letter, Mr. Peete.
00:49:14	l think l have something for your grandma.
00:49:22	Got it!
00:49:23	Lord have mercy,
00:49:25	Come on, open it. Come on, now, open it.
00:49:28	All right, all right, all right, child,
00:49:30	We never been no people
00:49:33	Well, Lena, we ain't never had
00:49:38	ls that the right amount of zeros?
00:49:44	Yes, ma'am. You're rich, Grandma. Rich.
00:49:51	$10,000.
00:49:57	Somebody's idea
00:50:13	What's the matter with Grandma, Mama?
00:50:19	Why don't you go on outside and play,
00:50:38	lf it wasn't for you all,
00:50:41	or give it to the church or something.
00:50:42	Lena, that's crazy talk, and you know it.
00:50:45	And Mr. Younger
00:50:50	Yes, he would.
00:50:54	Big Walter would tell me good.
00:50:58	Yeah. We got enough to do with that money,
00:51:01	Yeah.
00:51:02	Where'd you go today, girl?
00:51:05	l went to the doctor.
00:51:07	Dr. Jones does have
00:51:11	but turning from a he to a she
00:51:15	l don't know what you're talking about,
00:51:16	Ruth. Ruth, look at me. Look at me, Ruth.
00:51:23	l'm the same Lena Younger
00:51:25	and l didn't suddenly turn into no fool.
00:51:28	Now, you called the doctor that
00:51:32	-Well, l made a mistake.
00:51:38	-What woman?
00:51:41	Did the check come?
00:51:42	Now, what you doing here
00:51:44	Can you say hello
00:51:46	Did it come?
00:52:05	Our lives have changed.
00:52:12	Look, Mama. Here's the agreement
00:52:16	All in written up. All legal-like.
00:52:18	Son, l think you need to talk to your wife.
00:52:20	-Now, what l need to talk to her for? Mama...
00:52:22	Mama, look.
00:52:24	Walter Lee.
00:52:26	l don't allow no yelling in this house,
00:52:30	Okay.
00:52:32	Okay, see, Mama, no yelling.
00:52:37	Now everything's ready.
00:52:42	We even got a name
00:52:47	Liquor!
00:52:51	ls that what this has been about
00:52:56	Mama, it's a great investment.
00:52:57	Listen to me, boy, and you listen good.
00:52:59	There ain't gonna be no investing
00:53:01	Not as long as there is a breath in this body.
00:53:03	-Mama...
00:53:06	But, Mama,
00:53:10	Mama, you haven't even looked at it yet.
00:53:21	That's it?
00:53:24	You've decided.
00:53:26	Decided that this is the way
00:53:36	Will you tell that to my boy tonight
00:53:37	when you put him to sleep
00:53:40	Will you tell that to my wife when she's
00:53:45	Will you tell it to yourself, Mama,
00:53:48	when you're fixing food
00:53:50	that your own family
00:53:57	-Walter, where are you going?
00:53:59	-l'll come with you.
00:54:02	Walter, l got to talk to you about something.
00:54:05	That's too bad.
00:54:06	Walter Lee, sit down.
00:54:10	l'm a grown man, Mama.
00:54:11	Ain't nobody said you wasn't grown.
00:54:15	and as long as you are,
00:54:17	-Now sit down.
00:54:19	-He makes me sick to my stomach.
00:54:26	Walter Lee.
00:54:27	That was my biggest mistake.
00:54:30	-What is wrong with you?
00:54:33	Yes, there is something wrong with you.
00:54:38	And it's something more than me not giving
00:54:41	For the past two years l've been watching
00:54:45	-l gotta go out.
00:54:47	l don't need your nagging right now, Mama.
00:54:49	So what you gonna do?
00:54:52	Seems like you always
00:54:55	Ready to bust out and yell
00:54:58	People can't live like that, Walter.
00:55:01	Ruth is a good and patient girl in her way,
00:55:06	Don't make the mistake
00:55:09	What mistake? What she ever do for me?
00:55:13	That girl loves you, Walter.
00:55:19	Now you through?
00:55:21	'Cause if it's all right with you,
00:55:25	l'm sorry, son.
00:55:27	l'm sorry about your liquor store.
00:55:30	l gotta go out, Mama.
00:55:32	-That's dangerous son.
00:55:35	That. When a man got to go
00:55:38	Where else am l gonna find it?
00:55:39	-Not in this place.
00:55:44	Mama, l want so many things.
00:55:47	Mama, l want so many things.
00:55:50	What is it that you want, baby?
00:55:52	You got a nice wife,
00:55:57	A job? A job, Mama? Mama.
00:56:01	l open and close car doors all day.
00:56:05	l drive a man around
00:56:08	l say ''Yes, sir. No, sir.
00:56:13	''Am l the best trained monkey
00:56:17	Mama, that ain't no kind of job.
00:56:25	Why do l even think
00:56:28	Understand what, baby?
00:56:33	Mama.
00:56:35	Sometimes when l'm driving
00:56:39	and we passing them cool,
00:56:41	and these white boys,
00:56:44	talking about things, important things,
00:56:47	they closing million-dollar deals,
00:56:50	And, Mama, these white boys,
00:56:54	So, once again, it's money.
00:56:57	This is about money, because money is life.
00:57:01	Money is life?
00:57:04	l remember a time
00:57:07	But now, it's money?
00:57:11	No, they haven't changed.
00:57:14	We were just never allowed
00:57:17	No, something has changed.
00:57:21	ln my time, if we could make it
00:57:24	and still have a shred of dignity, too,
00:57:30	But now here come you and Beneatha,
00:57:31	you all talking about things
00:57:34	Now you my children but sometimes
00:57:39	Mama, you don't understand.
00:57:42	You probably never will.
00:57:45	Son, you know your wife's
00:57:49	What?
00:57:50	Now, l know it ain't my business
00:57:55	'Cause l think Ruth is thinking
00:57:58	You don't know Ruth, Mama, if you think
00:58:01	Yes, l would, too, Walter.
00:58:04	l already made plans.
00:58:07	What?
00:58:10	Gave the woman a down payment.
00:58:22	Well, son, it's your turn to say something.
00:58:29	And l'm waiting to see
00:58:33	'Cause your wife is saying,
00:58:38	l'm waiting to hear your father in you speak
00:58:40	and say we a people who give life,
00:58:47	l'm waiting.
00:58:53	l'm waiting to see you stand up
00:59:05	Well, if you a son of mine, tell her.
00:59:18	You a disgrace to your father's memory.
00:59:55	Well, now.
00:59:56	Yes, now. This, my assimilated sister-in-law,
01:00:01	is what the well-dressed
01:00:05	lsn't it beautiful?
01:00:08	Well, yeah, it is something.
01:00:13	lt is.
01:00:16	Enough of this assimilationist junk.
01:00:51	What kind of dance is that?
01:00:52	A folk dance.
01:00:54	And what kind of folks
01:00:56	Nigerian folks... People.
01:00:59	lt's a dance of welcome.
01:01:02	Who you welcoming?
01:01:06	The men. Back to the village.
01:01:09	Yeah. Where they been?
01:01:11	l don't know.
01:01:22	The point is, they're coming home.
01:01:26	To that? Girl, you better put a pot on.
01:01:47	Maybe you heard me wrong. l said we're
01:01:53	l don't like that, George.
01:01:55	Have a seat, George.
01:01:59	Girl, you think this boy's gonna go out
01:02:03	That's up to George.
01:02:08	Bennie, Bennie, Bennie.
01:02:10	just because you look eccentric.
01:02:12	How can something that
01:02:15	That's what eccentric means, my dear.
01:02:17	Feeling natural
01:02:20	Go get dressed. l don't want us to be late.
01:02:24	Don't worry, George.
01:02:25	l wouldn't expect someone like you
01:02:31	l know your only aim in life is to utterly
01:02:34	and, in this case, oppressive culture.
01:02:36	My, my, my,
01:02:39	You will lecture me on our great
01:02:44	Expound upon the great Ashanti empires
01:02:49	Oh, and let's not forget
01:02:52	and the poetry of the Bantu.
01:02:55	Heritage? Let's face it, baby.
01:02:58	Your heritage is nothing but
01:03:01	and foul-smelling chitlins.
01:03:04	How comfortable we are
01:03:08	My people were the first people on earth
01:03:13	The Ashanti
01:03:16	when the English were still tattooing
01:03:22	She'll be out in a minute, George.
01:03:29	-What time is the show?
01:03:33	Which is a bit earlier than
01:03:41	-Mama in there?
01:03:46	Do you get to New York a lot?
01:03:48	-She say where she was going?
01:03:50	l get there a few times a year.
01:03:52	New York ain't got nothing
01:03:54	just a bunch more people
01:03:57	-So, you've been?
01:03:59	-Walter!
01:04:02	Why don't you offer this man
01:04:04	They don't know how to entertain here, man.
01:04:05	l don't really care for anything. Thank you.
01:04:28	Why you college boys always
01:04:31	-Walter!
01:04:33	George, you're gonna have to excuse him.
01:04:36	You don't have to excuse me.
01:04:38	l'll excuse myself if l need excusing.
01:04:41	l'm just saying they look funny as hell.
01:04:45	-Well?
01:04:50	Style, my ass. Boy, you're something.
01:04:58	l hear your old man is about to buy
01:05:02	That's a shrewd move.
01:05:08	Bet you got some of that in you.
01:05:12	Maybe we get together sometime,
01:05:14	have couple of beers
01:05:18	l don't think so, Walter.
01:05:20	-You don't think what?
01:05:28	Okay. l understand.
01:05:34	-You ain't got the time for people like me.
01:05:37	You my problem. And people like you.
01:05:41	Them college boys.
01:05:44	What they teaching you over there?
01:05:45	Sociology and psychology?
01:05:48	They ain't teaching you how to be a man.
01:05:50	They ain't teaching you how to get out here
01:05:53	They just teach you how to read
01:05:57	and wear them sissy-looking white shoes.
01:05:59	You're all whacked up with bitterness, man.
01:06:01	And you?
01:06:04	You ain't got no bitterness in you?
01:06:07	You don't see no stars out there gleaming
01:06:10	You happy?
01:06:12	You contented son-of-a-bitch.
01:06:15	You had the world handed to you
01:06:18	You damn right, l'm bitter.
01:06:20	Man, l'm a volcano.
01:06:26	Ants can't even understand
01:06:29	Walter, ain't you with nobody?
01:06:31	Hell, no. 'Cause there ain't nobody with me.
01:06:35	Not even my own mother.
01:06:41	Ready.
01:06:43	And do you look great!
01:06:47	You all have a nice time.
01:06:49	See y'all later.
01:06:52	-Bye-bye.
01:06:58	-Walter.
01:07:00	Start what?
01:07:02	Your nagging. Where was l?
01:07:05	Who was l with?
01:07:08	Walter, honey,
01:07:10	l was out talking with people
01:07:13	People who care about the things
01:07:15	-l guess that means people like Willy Harris.
01:07:17	Well, then why don't y'all just go on into
01:07:21	Why? You want to know why?
01:07:22	'Cause we all tied to a race of people
01:07:24	that don't know how to do nothing
01:07:33	-Honey, why can't you stop fighting me?
01:07:38	Who even cares about you?
01:07:53	Well, l guess l just didn't realize
01:08:08	l just didn't realize that
01:08:21	l am sorry.
01:08:24	l'm sorry about this new baby, Walter.
01:08:41	You want some hot milk?
01:08:44	With all that liquor you come home with,
01:08:46	-something hot in your stomach.
01:08:49	-You want some coffee?
01:08:51	-l don't want no hot milk.
01:08:55	What?
01:08:56	What else can l give you, Walter?
01:09:29	lt's been rough, ain't it, baby?
01:09:32	Between two people,
01:09:34	there ain't as much understanding
01:09:38	l mean, like between me and you.
01:09:46	How we gets to a place where we scared
01:09:52	What gets into people
01:10:04	l don't know.
01:10:09	Lately, l been thinking about it a lot.
01:10:17	On account of you and me, you mean?
01:10:19	The way something come down between us.
01:10:22	Walter, there ain't so much between us.
01:10:26	Not when you come to me
01:10:30	Just try and be with me, a little, even.
01:10:40	Sometimes...
01:10:43	Sometimes, l don't even know how to try.
01:10:48	Walter.
01:10:52	Walter, baby.
01:10:56	No, Walter.
01:11:00	Sometimes people can do things
01:11:09	You remember the way we used to talk
01:11:14	Remember, about the way
01:11:19	You remember?
01:11:20	And the kind of house
01:11:23	-l remember.
01:11:28	Walter, it's all starting to slip away from us.
01:11:37	l'm sorry.
01:11:52	Oh, my! That bus stop seems
01:11:57	Where you been all day, Mama?
01:11:58	How you feeling, honey?
01:12:01	-Where have you been all day?
01:12:03	What, he ain't out front?
01:12:05	-l didn't see him.
01:12:08	Mama.
01:12:11	Yes, Walter.
01:12:12	Where were you?
01:12:14	-l went downtown.
01:12:19	l had a little business to attend to.
01:12:22	What kind of business?
01:12:24	Come on, now. You know better
01:12:27	Mama, you ain't go do nothing crazy
01:12:30	-Mama, l was only next door.
01:12:32	l have told you a thousand times not to go
01:12:35	Well, at least let me tell him something.
01:12:37	lt's important, and l want him
01:12:41	Travis, baby, now you remember that money
01:12:44	that money that got everybody so excited?
01:12:46	Yes, ma'am.
01:12:47	What you think your grandma went
01:12:51	l don't know, Grandma.
01:12:53	-She went and bought you a house.
01:12:56	lt's gonna be yours
01:13:01	You glad?
01:13:04	Well, yes, ma'am.
01:13:07	Well, now you can start.
01:13:12	Now when you say your prayers tonight,
01:13:15	you can thank God and your grandfather,
01:13:19	'cause it was both of them
01:13:26	Now go on, get in there.
01:13:28	-Mama.
01:13:37	-So, you went and did it.
01:13:42	Praise God.
01:13:49	Walter, honey.
01:13:52	Walter, please. Let me be glad, Walter.
01:13:57	Walter, it's a home.
01:14:05	How big is it?
01:14:07	Where is it? How much it cost? Wait. Wait.
01:14:09	When are we moving?
01:14:11	First of the month.
01:14:13	Praise God! Praise God!
01:14:15	And it's a nice house, too. Three bedrooms.
01:14:19	A big one for the two of you.
01:14:20	Of course, me and Beneatha,
01:14:22	but Travis will have a room of his own.
01:14:24	And l was thinking that
01:14:26	we could get one of them
01:14:29	And there's a yard where maybe
01:14:32	and a basement, and...
01:14:35	Look, l don't mean to make it sound
01:14:38	lt's just a plain little old house.
01:14:41	But it will be ours.
01:14:43	And it makes a difference in a man when
01:14:55	Where is it?
01:14:58	lt's in Clybourne Park.
01:15:01	ln Clybourne Park?
01:15:03	Lena, there ain't no colored people
01:15:06	Well, there's gonna be some, now.
01:15:08	So that's the peace and comfort
01:15:11	l just tried to find the nicest place
01:15:17	Now, mind you,
01:15:19	l ain't never been one
01:15:22	but, Lena, wasn't there no other houses?
01:15:24	-You mean for the colored?
01:15:26	There was lots of them,
01:15:28	in worse shape and cost more money. No.
01:15:31	l did the best l could.
01:15:40	All l can say then is...
01:15:43	This is my time in life to say goodbye...
01:15:49	Say goodbye to these cracking walls,
01:15:53	and these marching cockroaches
01:15:57	and the cramped little closet that ain't now
01:16:02	l'm gonna say it good and loud. Hallelujah!
01:16:08	Goodbye, misery.
01:16:11	l don't never want to see
01:16:27	l'm gonna go see about Travis.
01:16:30	Lord, l sure don't feel like
01:16:38	Son, you understand what l done, right?
01:16:46	l seen my family falling apart
01:16:50	We was talking about killing babies
01:16:54	When it gets like that, somebody's got to
01:16:59	Come on, son.
01:17:03	Come on. Won't you say how, deep inside,
01:17:11	What you need me to say
01:17:15	You the head of this family.
01:17:18	lt was your money
01:17:22	So what you need me to say
01:17:26	So you butchered up a dream of mine.
01:17:29	You, who always talking about
01:17:36	Walter Lee. Walter, wait.
01:17:38	Wait, Walter.
01:17:57	Hi, sugar.
01:18:18	Walter, we're closing.
01:19:01	You got to eat, honey. lt's more than just
01:19:10	He'll be back.
01:19:19	Hello.
01:19:22	Hello, Mrs. Arnold. Yes, this is his mother.
01:19:29	Well, l'm sure he just thought
01:19:34	Yes, l'll be sure and tell him. l will.
01:19:39	Yes, thank you.
01:19:44	Walter Lee didn't show up for work.
01:19:46	lf he don't go in by tomorrow,
01:19:52	lt's gonna be all right, honey.
01:19:56	lt's gonna be all right.
01:20:12	l'll be back.
01:20:32	-Good morning. Can l help you?
01:20:38	Let's go.
01:20:43	You are gonna follow me out of here,
01:20:49	Right now.
01:21:25	Take over for me.
01:21:41	Take off everything and put on this.
01:22:05	Sure hope we don't get
01:22:10	l never saw snow till coming up here
01:22:14	Don't have such a nonsense in Kingston.
01:22:20	l laugh now when l think about how,
01:22:23	we used to complain for the cold.
01:22:26	Child, l didn't know ''cold''
01:22:34	lt's like we went straight from the fire
01:22:56	You go ahead and put on that robe, huh?
01:22:59	l'll be back directly.
01:24:01	-Thank you.
01:24:05	Where you been, Walter?
01:24:08	-l know you ain't been to work.
01:24:12	So, that's it?
01:24:16	Next time l come looking for you,
01:24:17	l'm gonna find you laid out
01:24:22	You got hurt and pain in you?
01:24:25	You think you the only colored man
01:24:28	The only man?
01:24:31	Well, l used to know a man
01:24:34	and make his pain work for him.
01:24:36	And he knew trials you don't begin to know,
01:24:43	l was married to that man, Walter.
01:24:46	And as l knew your father, l know you.
01:24:55	Forty years ago, Mama, you left the South.
01:25:00	Why'd you leave
01:25:03	Well, for the same reason
01:25:07	To find something better,
01:25:10	But it wasn't like l was gonna
01:25:13	But you came.
01:25:16	'Cause nobody else had the right to tell you
01:25:17	that what you wanted to do
01:25:21	You had to come, didn't you, Mama?
01:25:26	You got on your train.
01:25:29	So why in God's name wouldn't you let me
01:25:36	l'm missing it, Mama,
01:25:52	l gave the man $3,500 on the house.
01:26:00	Well, that leaves $6,500.
01:26:04	l want you to put $3,000 in
01:26:10	and the rest l want you
01:26:15	with your name on it.
01:26:18	And then you decide what to do with it.
01:26:22	Now, l know that's not as much
01:26:25	but it's all l got in this world.
01:26:28	Well, you the man of the house,
01:26:30	So l'm gonna leave it up to you.
01:26:35	-You trust me like that, Mama?
01:26:41	Just like l'll never stop loving you.
01:26:46	And you need to go home to your wife
01:26:51	Okay, Mama.
01:27:03	Hello, Mary. lt's Walter Lee.
01:27:09	No, it's not raining where l'm at.
01:27:14	Bobo in? Yeah, thanks.
01:27:20	Bobo, my man. Call Willy Harris.
01:27:59	l can't tell you how good this feels, Walter.
01:28:06	Yeah, you should run away
01:28:12	l'd be lying to you if l didn't tell you
01:28:17	Everything's starting to come together.
01:28:23	lt's gonna be big. You just watch.
01:28:26	l'm not gonna say any more.
01:28:32	-George.
01:28:36	-We're having a nice time. Don't spoil it.
01:28:55	George, talk.
01:28:57	Beneatha, we always talk,
01:29:02	but there is more to a relationship,
01:29:06	So, let's get to the ''more'' part.
01:29:12	-What do you plan to do, George?
01:29:16	Well, first, l'll put my arm around you,
01:29:19	l'm serious, George.
01:29:23	Okay, l will play along, for a minute.
01:29:28	l plan to finish college,
01:29:33	make a lot of money and then get married.
01:29:36	Happy?
01:29:38	Care to know about me? What l want?
01:29:42	l think you'll tell me, anyway.
01:29:46	-l want to make a difference.
01:29:49	Yes. l don't want to be like everybody else,
01:29:55	l want to do something with my life.
01:30:01	No.
01:30:03	Hello.
01:30:04	l think we should
01:30:06	and Ruth has a great idea. Don't you, babe?
01:30:09	-Yes, l do.
01:30:21	-Give us a few minutes, please.
01:30:37	-This must be it.
01:30:41	lt's huge.
01:30:42	Well, now, l never said it was no mansion.
01:30:45	-Well, why don't we go in?
01:30:49	-Lady, what have you done?
01:31:04	Oh, look at this bathroom.
01:31:05	You said that our bedroom
01:31:07	-My own bathroom.
01:31:11	-Nobody touch this room.
01:31:14	-Oh, please...
01:31:17	Okay, this is her room.
01:31:19	Excuse me.
01:31:24	-Where is she?
01:31:25	All right, go on to the taxi and get the stuff.
01:31:30	Goodness.
01:31:34	-Look at my kitchen.
01:31:36	My kitchen.
01:31:49	-Look what l got over here.
01:31:51	-What is all this?
01:31:53	-l have no idea.
01:31:57	Sit right here, Your Highness.
01:32:02	-We got you a little something.
01:32:06	Okay.
01:32:12	Now we won't have to use
01:32:16	Oh, this is wonderful. This is wonderful.
01:32:20	-Can l go get my gift now, Mama?
01:32:25	-Oh, my.
01:32:28	Travis didn't want to go in
01:32:29	so he went out and got his own gift.
01:32:37	-Travis.
01:32:41	See, it's a gardening hat,
01:32:44	Wait, wait, wait. We gotta take her hat off.
01:32:46	Now, who was with him when he got that?
01:32:48	Well, it's different. lt's expressive.
01:32:55	-You like it, Grandma?
01:32:57	Oh, yes, this is a beautiful hat.
01:33:04	Mama, you look like you're ready
01:33:07	Go on, Walter Lee.
01:33:08	Don't you pay him no mind.
01:33:12	Come on,
01:33:16	Stop laughing.
01:33:17	We not laughing, Lena.
01:33:22	lt's been a long time
01:33:26	So, you like it?
01:33:30	What?
01:33:40	Come on. Let's just go inside.
01:33:51	Howdy do, neighbors. Howdy do.
01:33:56	Howdy do.
01:33:58	Howdy do.
01:34:02	Man, if you don't get up... Hey.
01:34:06	l'm the one
01:34:09	All in due time, Mrs. Younger.
01:34:16	Well, tell it to hurry up. l been ready.
01:34:21	-Beneatha. Which box has the pots in it?
01:34:25	No, that crate
01:34:28	-l had a dream about our future.
01:34:31	No, you don't have to hear it.
01:34:39	-That's nice.
01:34:44	-Come on. Come on, girl.
01:34:49	Let me show you how to dance,
01:34:55	-Talk about old fashioned Negroes.
01:34:58	Old fashioned.
01:35:02	Well, if we're old Negroes,
01:35:06	Yeah, and when the new Negroes
01:35:08	their first order of business
01:35:11	as the Chairman of Unending Agitation.
01:35:15	Chair-woman
01:35:19	Girl, l do believe you are the first person
01:35:23	to successfully brainwash yourself.
01:35:27	l mean, damn,
01:35:32	l can see this chick now
01:35:35	she gonna be leaning over that poor cat,
01:35:38	she gonna have the nerve to ask him,
01:35:44	She would, too.
01:35:45	Sticks and stone may break my bones,
01:35:51	How's that?
01:35:56	-Brother.
01:35:59	Hello. l'm sorry,
01:36:05	l... l'm looking for a Mrs. Lena Younger.
01:36:21	-Why don't you have a seat, Mr...
01:36:25	Walter Younger.
01:36:27	l handle most of my mother's business
01:36:30	-How do you do?
01:36:32	-Have a seat.
01:36:35	-Will you be all right?
01:36:37	Listen, l represent the Clybourne Park
01:36:41	Why don't you put your things down,
01:36:44	Why, thank you. Thank you very much.
01:36:49	Like l said, l represent the Clybourne Park
01:36:53	Would you like something to drink?
01:36:55	-You want a...
01:36:57	No, no. l'm quite all right.
01:36:58	-Sure?
01:37:01	Now, l'm not so sure how much you folks
01:37:08	But it's a community group that's set up to,
01:37:14	Like?
01:37:16	Like block upkeep, special projects.
01:37:21	We have
01:37:24	And what do they do?
01:37:25	That's sort of a Welcoming Committee,
01:37:31	And we go around and we meet
01:37:35	and we sort of give them the lowdown
01:37:41	The lowdown?
01:37:43	Yeah, and we also have a category,
01:37:48	what the association calls,
01:37:52	-And, pray tell, what are some of those?
01:37:56	-Go right ahead.
01:37:58	You don't look comfortable, Mr. Lindner.
01:38:01	No, no, no, no, no. l'm fine.
01:38:03	Let me just get to the point.
01:38:06	l'm sure you're aware
01:38:10	which have happened
01:38:12	where colored people
01:38:18	Now, what we have, l feel,
01:38:24	where we're trying to do something about it.
01:38:27	l mean, most of the trouble in this world
01:38:28	is because people don't sit down
01:38:33	-Well, amen to that.
01:38:35	And that's the way we feel
01:38:37	And that's why l was elected to come out
01:38:43	as people should talk to one another,
01:38:46	and see, you know,
01:38:52	Work what out?
01:38:53	Please, believe me when l say
01:38:55	race prejudice has absolutely nothing
01:39:01	lt's just that the folks
01:39:06	for the happiness of all concerned,
01:39:11	they're happier,
01:39:15	This, friends, is the Welcoming Committee.
01:39:18	ls this what you came
01:39:20	Well, in the face of what l've just said,
01:39:22	we are prepared
01:39:26	Yeah?
01:39:27	Yes, the association, along with
01:39:31	would like to buy your house back from you
01:39:35	-Lord have mercy. Ain't this the living gall?
01:39:40	What? No, l'd like to give you the exact
01:39:43	Oh, no, no. We don't need no exact terms
01:39:45	Do you really feel...
01:39:47	No, no. Don't worry about how l feel.
01:39:52	All right,
01:39:54	by moving into a neighborhood
01:39:57	You know, people get awful worked up
01:39:59	everything they ever worked for
01:40:01	Get out.
01:40:05	You can't force people to change their heart,
01:40:13	ln case you change your mind,
01:40:23	Come on, Grandma, tell me.
01:40:25	l'm not gonna tell you.
01:40:29	ls this all the packing
01:40:31	since l left out of here this morning?
01:40:33	You all got the energy of the dead.
01:40:36	-4:00.
01:40:38	-You had a caller, Mama.
01:40:42	-The Welcoming Committee.
01:40:46	The Welcoming Committee.
01:40:48	They said they sure going to be glad
01:40:53	Yeah they said they can't hardly wait
01:40:57	What are you all talking about?
01:40:58	A gentleman stopped by from the Clybourne
01:41:03	-Oh, what he want?
01:41:06	See, the one thing they don't have
01:41:09	that they're dying to have,
01:41:12	And he left his card to prove his sincerity.
01:41:20	Go over there, and pack that stuff.
01:41:23	-Did he threaten us?
01:41:25	They don't do it like that anymore.
01:41:28	He said we all ought to sit down
01:41:31	with good Christian fellowship.
01:41:33	Have mercy.
01:41:35	They wanted to buy the house back from us.
01:41:38	At a financial gain to us.
01:41:40	Why? What do they think we're gonna do?
01:41:42	-No, honey, marry them.
01:41:46	-We don't need help, they do.
01:41:50	Ain't nobody's going nowhere,
01:41:53	Not if they can have it their way.
01:41:55	Mama, you gonna take that
01:41:57	-Yes, l am.
01:42:02	-lt expresses me.
01:42:07	We are entering a new tomorrow.
01:42:10	Mama, you know how it feels
01:42:13	-What?
01:42:14	I got wings, you got wings
01:42:20	lt's ''children,'' not ''chillun.''
01:42:26	Minstrel man.
01:42:27	Lord, if that man is back...
01:42:29	-Who is it?
01:42:32	No, l got it.
01:42:33	-You all go pack something.
01:42:35	Mama, our future has arrived.
01:42:38	I got wings, you got wings
01:42:43	Bobo.
01:42:44	-Where's Willy?
01:42:47	-Yeah, come on, come on in here.
01:42:51	-Hey, Miss Ruth. Miss Lena.
01:43:03	Be right back.
01:43:10	Ain't nothing wrong, is there?
01:43:13	Let me tell you, Walter.
01:43:15	l gotta tell you. You know how it was?
01:43:19	lt's all the money we got, me and Mary,
01:43:23	What are you telling me all this for?
01:43:25	You know, me and Willy
01:43:29	Yeah, to spread some money around.
01:43:31	l got a bad feeling about it, Walter,
01:43:35	-You saying you didn't go?
01:43:38	Then tell me, Bobo.
01:43:40	-Did you go?
01:43:42	-Why not?
01:43:45	What are you talking about?
01:43:48	l'm trying to tell you, Walter.
01:43:54	When l went down to the train station
01:43:59	man, he didn't never show up.
01:44:02	And he got the money?
01:44:05	l gave him all the money, like we agreed.
01:44:07	Why didn't he show up then?
01:44:11	l don't know.
01:44:13	What you mean you don't know?
01:44:16	l don't know. l waited for six hours.
01:44:25	Man, that's...
01:44:33	Bobo, maybe he went by himself.
01:44:36	Maybe you missed each other
01:44:38	He probably got on a earlier train.
01:44:40	Come on, man,
01:44:43	-Walter.
01:44:44	There's no way, he's gotta be somewhere.
01:44:49	Come on, we gonna find him.
01:44:53	-Bobo?
01:44:57	When a cat takes off with your money,
01:45:11	You better be lying. You better be lying!
01:45:14	There's no way. Willy wouldn't do that.
01:45:19	No.
01:45:23	Willy wouldn't do that.
01:45:32	No. Oh, God.
01:45:36	No, Willy. Oh, God, don't let it be true.
01:45:41	God, no, no. Not with that money.
01:45:49	That was all the money we had!
01:45:52	l'm sorry, Walter.
01:45:56	-l had my life staked on this deal, too.
01:46:36	ls it gone, son?
01:46:40	Walter Lee.
01:46:46	ls it gone?
01:46:48	-Mama. Mama, l'm sorry. Mama.
01:46:53	No.
01:46:57	You used that money, too?
01:47:01	Mama, l never went to the bank at all.
01:47:08	Mama, it's all gone. All of it.
01:47:21	l seen him come home, night after night
01:47:27	and he'd look at the rug
01:47:30	the red showing in his eyes,
01:47:34	l seen him grow thin and old,
01:47:39	working and working and working,
01:47:44	and you give it away in one day.
01:47:47	-Mama.
01:47:58	Show me the strength.
01:48:05	l'm sorry.
01:48:24	-Are you locked out?
01:48:28	Oh, okay.
01:48:30	Well, l had some free time so l thought
01:48:36	There is something magical
01:48:39	The flow of life. lt makes me think of Africa.
01:48:45	Africa.
01:48:49	This is not a good mood.
01:48:53	You're moving, as you have moved me.
01:49:03	Something is wrong.
01:49:07	-He gave away the money, Asagai.
01:49:12	The insurance money.
01:49:18	-Gave it away?
01:49:27	l'm very sorry.
01:49:29	But, you know, Brother isn't the crazy one.
01:49:34	He did what made sense to him.
01:49:37	Mama is the crazy one for falling for it
01:49:43	Perhaps you don't understand some things
01:49:50	-And what about you now?
01:49:55	Nothing.
01:49:58	But it's probably just as well, anyway.
01:50:01	Why would anyone want to be a doctor
01:50:03	l never thought
01:50:07	-And after such a small defeat.
01:50:11	Asagai, this family has been wiped out.
01:50:15	What's the matter with you?
01:50:16	Don't they use money
01:50:23	Look at me.
01:50:26	Look at me, Alaiyo.
01:50:29	Was it your money?
01:50:32	-l asked if it was your money that was lost?
01:50:35	Says who? Did you earn it?
01:50:39	-My father earned it.
01:50:42	But what if he had not died?
01:50:44	What then would have happened
01:50:46	the house, the scheme, the doctor dream?
01:50:49	There is something very wrong
01:50:50	when all the dreams in a house
01:50:54	Yes, your brother made a stupid,
01:50:59	but you know what l think?
01:51:00	-l think you are grateful to him.
01:51:03	l'm talking about how grateful you are,
01:51:06	Heck, give up on the whole human race.
01:51:08	All your big talk about,
01:51:11	and ''where we are all going''
01:51:13	-And you cannot answer it.
01:51:17	l am the exceptional man in my village
01:51:21	America to most of my countrymen
01:51:27	l live and study here.
01:51:30	l know extraordinary things can happen
01:51:37	So stop your moaning and groaning, Alaiyo,
01:51:46	l don't know.
01:51:52	l guess l need to think.
01:51:59	l will help you.
01:52:01	When all this is over, you will come with me.
01:52:06	You're asking for a date at a time like this?
01:52:08	Not to the movies or to dinner.
01:52:17	To Nigeria?
01:52:19	l will show you the mountains and the stars,
01:52:25	and teach you the old songs
01:52:29	And, if ever you get homesick,
01:52:30	we will pretend you have been away
01:52:47	-You're getting me all mixed up.
01:52:52	Too many things.
01:53:02	l need to think.
01:53:06	l will leave you to think.
01:53:17	So often have l looked at you and said,
01:53:21	''So this is what the New World
01:53:56	There he is,
01:54:01	What's our next scheme, Mr. Carnegie?
01:54:04	Where you'll be installed
01:54:06	l look at you and see the final triumph
01:54:10	-Who was that?
01:54:13	-Where'd he go?
01:54:17	Bennie, you didn't say nothing bad to him,
01:54:19	Bad? To him?
01:54:22	and full of dreams and everything
01:54:34	Ain't it a mess in here, though?
01:54:39	Well, ain't no need in moping,
01:54:41	and one of you all call the movers,
01:54:44	Why?
01:54:45	But it ain't no need them coming all the way
01:54:48	They charge for that, too.
01:54:50	No.
01:54:52	Lena, no. Lena.
01:54:55	Bennie, will you tell her.
01:54:58	Bennie, will you tell her, please,
01:55:02	Lena, now the house note ain't
01:55:05	we got four grown people in this house,
01:55:09	Lena l will work 20 hours a day if l have to.
01:55:11	l will strap my baby to my back, if l have to.
01:55:16	-Lena, no, we gotta get out of here.
01:55:19	l'm starting to see this thing different, now.
01:55:22	Now, l've been thinking of ways
01:55:24	l seen a secondhand bureau
01:55:27	-that'd fit right in there.
01:55:29	All it needs is some varnish
01:55:32	And Walter Lee can put up some screens
01:55:40	-Where you been, son?
01:55:43	-To who?
01:55:45	-What man, baby?
01:55:49	Don't you know who the man is?
01:55:51	Beneatha, you're such a smart little girl.
01:55:54	-Lindner.
01:55:57	l told him to come right over.
01:55:59	-For what? What you wanna see him for?
01:56:02	What you talking about, baby?
01:56:04	l'm talking about life, Mama.
01:56:07	You the one always telling me
01:56:10	Well, l figured it out, life just the way it is.
01:56:13	He who gets and who don't get.
01:56:16	See, Mama, life is divided up
01:56:22	And some of us always getting tooken.
01:56:25	People like Willy Harris
01:56:27	You know why the rest of us do?
01:56:30	'Cause we all mixed up, we mixed up bad.
01:56:33	We just always trying to find
01:56:37	and we just be worrying about it
01:56:40	We stay up nights trying to figure it out.
01:56:43	And all that time, them takers
01:56:49	Willy Harris?
01:56:51	Willy Harris don't even count
01:56:54	No. No, but l will say one thing for old Willy.
01:56:57	He taught me to keep my eye
01:57:00	-What did you call that man for, Walter Lee?
01:57:04	We gonna put on a show for the man
01:57:07	You talking about taking
01:57:09	to keep us from moving into our house?
01:57:10	No, l'm not just talking about it, baby,
01:57:12	l'm telling you that's what's gonna happen.
01:57:13	Oh, God, where is the bottom?
01:57:15	Where is the honest-to-God bottom
01:57:21	Where's the bottom? Where's the bottom?
01:57:25	You and the African boy. All you
01:57:30	or a spear,
01:57:34	Y'all always looking it to the right
01:57:38	You know what's gonna happen
01:57:40	He's gonna find himself locked away
01:57:44	and the takers are gonna have the key.
01:57:46	Forget it, baby.
01:57:49	There ain't nothing but taking
01:57:53	And it don't make
01:57:56	You making something inside me cry, son.
01:57:58	Oh no, Mama, don't cry. Don't cry, Mama.
01:58:00	You have to understand that
01:58:03	he's gonna be able to give us more money
01:58:06	More money than Willy took,
01:58:09	lt's that important to him
01:58:12	l'm gonna put on a show, Mama.
01:58:13	Son, l come from five generations of people
01:58:17	but ain't nobody in my family
01:58:20	that was a way of telling us
01:58:24	We ain't never been that poor.
01:58:31	What's the matter with you people?
01:58:33	l didn't make this world.
01:58:37	And hell, yes, l want me some yachts!
01:58:39	And, yes, l wanna to hang some real pearls
01:58:43	Ain't she supposed to wear no pearls?
01:58:45	Somebody tell me who decides
01:58:47	which woman gets to wear real pearls
01:58:49	l tell you, l'm a man
01:58:53	But how you gonna feel on the inside?
01:58:54	l'm gonna feel fine, Mama.
01:58:56	-But you ain't gonna have nothing left...
01:59:01	l'm gonna look that man in the eyes and say,
01:59:04	''Okay, Mr. Lindner,
01:59:07	''you got the right
01:59:09	''You got the right
01:59:11	''Just write the check
01:59:14	''Just put that money in my hands
01:59:17	''and you ain't got to live next
01:59:20	And, oh, Mama, for the last act...
01:59:22	Oh, Mama, l'll just get down
01:59:25	and get that white man what he really want.
01:59:28	Captain, mister, bossman.
01:59:31	Oh, Great White Father,
01:59:35	and we ain't gonna dirty up
01:59:58	And l'm gonna feel fine. l'm gonna feel fine.
02:00:04	Fine.
02:00:06	That is not a man.
02:00:16	You mourning your brother?
02:00:18	-He's no brother of mine.
02:00:21	l said, that man in there,
02:00:25	-Oh, you feeling like you better than he is?
02:00:31	You saw what he just did, Mama.
02:00:35	Wasn't it you who taught me
02:00:38	Yeah, me and your daddy,
02:00:41	And we taught you something else.
02:00:46	-Love him? There's nothing left to love.
02:00:53	Have you cried for that boy today?
02:00:56	l don't mean for yourself or for the family
02:01:01	l mean, for him, for what he's been through,
02:01:06	and what it's done to him.
02:01:10	Oh, child, when you think is the time
02:01:13	When they done good
02:01:16	That's what you think?
02:01:18	You ain't done learning.
02:01:22	The time to love the most
02:01:25	and can't believe in hisself
02:01:31	When you starts to measure somebody,
02:01:37	Measure him right.
02:01:43	Make sure you done taking into account
02:01:49	before he got to wherever he is.
02:01:55	-The moving men are here.
02:01:59	Well, l better go downstairs, talk to them.
02:02:02	l came right over.
02:02:06	Walter, he's here.
02:02:09	Well, you know, life can really be
02:02:16	Okay, so with whom do l negotiate?
02:02:21	Oh, you do this with my son.
02:02:24	Okay.
02:02:28	These are just some official papers.
02:02:31	-Travis, go on outside.
02:02:36	Sit down, 'cause your Daddy's
02:02:39	you gonna be needing to understand.
02:02:46	Teach him about what's important
02:02:52	Like Willy Harris taught you.
02:02:56	Teach him about the takers and the tooken.
02:02:59	Go on.
02:03:03	Show your son
02:03:18	Well, Mr. Lindner,
02:03:22	l called you here
02:03:26	'cause me and my family,
02:03:32	Yes.
02:03:35	l've worked as a chauffeur most my life,
02:03:39	and my wife, she does domestic work
02:03:46	-l mean, we're very plain.
02:03:49	And my father...
02:03:53	-My father was a laborer most his life.
02:03:56	My father almost beat a man to death once
02:03:58	because he called him
02:04:00	You know what l mean?
02:04:04	l'm not so sure.
02:04:05	What l'm trying to say is that we come
02:04:12	l mean, we are very proud people.
02:04:20	And that's my sister over there
02:04:26	-And we are very proud.
02:04:30	Hold on, let me finish.
02:04:32	What l'm trying to say
02:04:43	That's my son, Travis. Come here, Travis.
02:04:48	And he makes the sixth generation
02:04:55	-We have all thought about your offer.
02:04:59	And we have decided
02:05:05	to move into our house, because my father...
02:05:10	My father, he earned it for us, brick by brick.
02:05:18	And we don't wanna start
02:05:21	And we will do everything to, you know,
02:05:25	And that's all we gotta say about that.
02:05:29	We don't want your money.
02:05:34	So you've decided to occupy?
02:05:42	Well, then l...
02:05:48	l mean, you're older, you're wiser,
02:05:52	-Talk to this boy.
02:05:56	See, my son just said
02:06:00	lt ain't nothing left for me to say.
02:06:03	Well, you know
02:06:05	You can't do a thing with them.
02:06:09	Goodbye.
02:06:14	Well, if that's how you people feel about it,
02:06:20	l guess there's nothing left for me to say.
02:06:28	l...
02:06:31	l sure hope you know
02:06:57	Got an order to move four rooms,
02:07:00	-That's us.
02:07:02	Let's go. Let's go.
02:07:05	Hey, Travis, put on your jacket.
02:07:08	Walter Lee, fix your tie,
02:07:12	Don't be laughing, Beneatha.
02:07:14	Oh, wait, baby, that ain't no bale of cotton,
02:07:17	l had that chair 25 years.
02:07:21	Mama, l think l shall marry Joseph Asagai
02:07:25	-You ain't old enough to marry nobody.
02:07:29	Think of all the good l can do
02:07:32	Girl, you need to forget about Africa
02:07:35	and go marry yourself a man with some loot.
02:07:39	l wouldn't marry that narrow-minded,
02:07:41	if he was Adam and l was Eve.
02:07:43	Adam ain't have no money either.
02:07:55	ls something wrong?
02:08:00	He come into his manhood, today.
02:08:03	He sure did.
02:08:15	Why don't you go on down, honey.
02:08:19	Okay.
02:08:31	-Come on, Mama.
02:08:39	All right.
02:08:47	Lord have mercy.
02:09:00	-Thank you, son.

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