Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

SHIT IT’S RAININ’!
Inman.
- Merry Christmas, Miss Ada. - Merry Christmas.
It's better you blow out my brains than return me to this place.
My daddy, he'd walk 40 miles for liquor and not 40 inches for kindness.
I'll be with you by nightfall.
- We got you. - Mm.
I can... I can read French.
Whoo!
Number one, lay out a winter garden for cool-season crops.
I'll be damned. He's a hard bastard to kill.
I need to believe you mean no harm.
I never saw a dickey bird.
Look, give me your gun and ride on home. I'm done fightin', I'm sick of it!
Well, is she feeble, then?
This part belonged to a reverend and this part belonged to a horse.
- It's very beautiful. - Well, you put us all to shame.
The Yankees, they're here.
You listenin', woman? You're gonna need more than a scarecrow!
- Thank you for my coat! - Thanks for the food!
My name's Ruby Thewes. I know your name.
- Mr. Swanger! Good morning to you. - Morning, Reverend.
When I've gone to find my ain true love
Might I speak with you, please?
Butcher's down.
Shh.
- You wouldn't come in. - No, I wouldn't go in.
I love you.
- Don't do that. - Don't pull that trigger, I'm a man of God.
I'm very grateful for the pork.
Come on, boys!
Those places belonged to people before us.
Stand over there.
That's right. Take the chickens. Take the chickens. They're all I got.
- This war's over in a month. - That's what he said a month ago.
- Ada. - What?
The cannonballs fly round my head
Bless you both.
"I think now on the fleeting moments between us
for sirin' a bastard while servin' as their preacher. We're a strict congregation.
- Stobrod Thewes! - Ruby?
What's this wood?
- Y'all still be here? - That's my fervent prayer.
I've learned a person can pretty much survive off of a goat.
- To have your eyeballs for ten minutes. - Ten minutes?
Glad to know you both.
Got any shirts, son?
Shh. You gotta eat somethin', baby.
She let them slaves go free, and now...
this war, this awful war, will have changed us both beyond all reckoning."
Hey!
WP Inman.
I got big plans for that farm.
Go around.
I'm not nothin'.
Fine piano.
Yeah!
Good day to you.
I'm so sorry.
Will you play me somethin'? Somethin' peaceful while I look over my sermon.
They're out fightin' other boys, not old men and women.
Longing.
I'm so plugged up.
- Inman! Inman! - Oakley!
- Hey, where'd you come from? - Hey, that's fresh breakfast.
Number one, I knowed that woman all my life, I never stood outside her house.
What part of God's business is throwin' a woman down a gorge?
They did that with the Swanger boys, didn't they?
Take my baby inside. Let's all go inside! Please!
My father had some bonds and investments.
- I know your plight. - My plight?
You are all that keeps me from slidin' into some dark place."
Inman?
- You saw? - I saw.
Not lately.
Inman.
Do you worry when there's no word from him? From Mr. Inman?
God forgive me for doin' this.
Him in particular.
That'll be a good day, when our boys get home.
The confidence of youth.
- Were you never planning to come inside? - I'm wetter than a fish.
- and then you showed up. - Oh...
You don't have to worry yourself about her, is what I'm sayin'.
who's given up so much for so long to help me in my ministry, and upon whom I rely.