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Clips from The War

"It's draining, I guess."
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"It'll stop sooner or later."
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"Stu, let's nix on this. We can find another lot."
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"Look, it's real simple."
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"You and Leo's gonna swim to the other side and tag it."
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"First one back to the ladder claims all."
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"Either side yellow-bellies, it's a forfeit."
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"Y'all got that?"
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"Oh, my God! What is that?"
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"There ain't no way across here."
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"Well, we'll find out, won't we?"
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"What's going on?"
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"You never been down here, have you?"
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"You swimming across here is a bunch of dick."
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"It ain't as bad as it looks."
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"Simmons ain't afraid to swim it."
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"That moron's crazier than you."
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"You swim it!"
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"Fine! I will!"
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"Willard, go down there. I ain't going down there."
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"Don't you knuckle on me. You want them to think we's chicken?"
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"They can think whatever they like, I ain't going down there."
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"Ebb? Why? You chicken, big fellow?"
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"Ula? No way!"
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"Hey, where'd Leo go?"
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"You ready? On your marks, get set..."
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"Hold on. Look here."
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"I'm gonna give you one last chance to back out."
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"Give me the word, and we'll think up a different deal."
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"For your sake."
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"You forfeit?"
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"Lidia, count us down. On your marks."
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"You know there ain't no way."
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"Get set. Go. You psycho?"
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"Stu! Stu, come on! You're gonna make it, Stu!"
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"You're halfway there! Stu, come on!"
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"Don't get in the middle! Stay out of the middle!"
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"Come on, Stu, swim!"
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"Stu! Come on, please, Stu!"
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"Stu, come on, you can make it, Stu!"
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"Swim!"
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"Swim, Stu! Come on, swim!"
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"Come on, Stu!"
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"You can make it, Stu!"
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"Come on, Stu! Stu!"
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"Stu! Stu, come on!"
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"Come on, Stu! You can make it. Come on!"
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"I can't believe that lunatic made it across!"
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"I taught him how to swim like that."
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"Boy, I psyched you out."
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"You thought we was really gonna swim it. What a cretin."
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"Hey! The fort's ours!"
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"Have it. We never wanted your cruddy old fort in the first place."
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"I told you I'd get you through this mess."
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"Hey, the lock."
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"Go get it yourself, why don't you. I dare you."
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"Come on, Stu, forget the key. We got the fort."
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"Come on, Billy. She's right."
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"Let's get out of here before somebody gets hurt."
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"So we deposited Billy on firm ground and went to visit Dad again."
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"Stu thought he looked better. Elvadine said a prayer for him."
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"I'm here, honey."
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"Do you even know who I am?"
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"Lois."
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"Stephen."
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"That's me."
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"That's me."
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"Hey, Mom!"
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"Stuart!"
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"Lidia. Y'all are to come in here now."
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"Something wrong? Ma?"
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"Your daddy just died."
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"No."
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"No. It wasn't painful."
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"His heart just quit pumping."
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"He's gonna be okay. He cannot die. He's on machines."
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"Son, they took him off."
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"Well, tell them to put him back on!"
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"Honey, he's gone. He's... They can't now."
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"I'm sorry."
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"Why'd they take him off, Ma? Because it cost too much?"
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"No."
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"You understand, don't you?"
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"I understand that everybody just give up on him!"
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"Nothing could've kept your father away from you,"
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"given he had a choice."
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"I bet he's up there right now in heaven, looking down on us."
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"He's gonna be able to look out for us the rest of our lives."
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"Well, I sure as hell hope he does a better job than when he was alive."
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"Don't say that, Stu!"
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"Why not? You thought he was a deadbeat."
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"I never said that. For all's I know, he could've been an angel."
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"Maybe he's looking down on us now."
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"Maybe he died in that war and God sent him back for one last visit."
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"For what? To get our hopes up?"
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"To promise us he'd stay forever?"
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"And we's gonna have a big house"
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"with a tire swing, a vanity and a picket fence?"
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"And then just leave? Again?"
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"What the hell kind of loused-up angel is that?"
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"He didn't mean to leave, honey."
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"No, he didn't mean it. I think God just took him on home."
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"We're his home, Ma!"
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"The stupid Lord can have him later."
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"Why? Why does God take everything, Ma?"
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"Bad enough our house and all our things."
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"Why'd he have to take my daddy?"
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"What did I do so wrong that he'd have to take my daddy?"
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"Oh, no, you didn't do nothing."
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"He could've took anybody."
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"Charles Manson,"
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"super-old people already been around 100 years."
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"My dad was only 34 years old."
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"I needed him more than you, God! I needed him more!"
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"Come here. No!"
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"Hang on. I want him back, Mama."
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"We all do. We do."
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"No, Stu!"
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"Stu..."
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"They showed up this afternoon"
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