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[♪♪♪]

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KYA:
<i>Marsh is not swamp.</i>

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<i>Marsh is a space of light...</i>

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<i>where grass grows in water...</i>

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<i>and water flows into the sky.</i>

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[BIRD CALLING]

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<i>Then within the marsh,</i>
<i>here and there...</i>

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<i>true swamp.</i>

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<i>A swamp knows</i>
<i>all about death...</i>

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<i>and doesn't necessarily</i>
<i>define it as tragedy.</i>

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<i>Certainly not a sin.</i>

12
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I thought Chase Andrews
would have more common sense.

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Best quarterback
this town ever had.

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Boys, are these
your footprints here?

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BENJI: Yes, sir.
STEVEN: Yes, sir.

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[♪♪♪]

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JACKSON:
Where's his footprints?

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PERDUE:
Yeah, some kids just get
crazy ideas in their heads

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and drink and think
they're invincible.

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That Chase Andrews
was no kid.

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[PANTING SOFTLY]

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Hey. Look at this.

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JACKSON:
He open the grate himself?

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Could've been an accident,
all the same.

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CONE:
Time of death,
between midnight and 2 a.m.

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Cause of death, sudden impact
from the 63-foot drop.

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Since you found that blood
and hair on the support beam,

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I would deduce that was
the cause of the primary injury.

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Laymen's terms,

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he banged the back of his head
on the way down.

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To hit the back of his head
on the beam,

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he would've needed to fall
backwards, is that right?

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I'd say yes.
So he might have been pushed.

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There's no fingerprints on the
railing, the grates, nothing.

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No fingerprints?
Not from Chase either?

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No fingerprints, no tracks.

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We do have those red fibers
found on the jacket.

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I just got the lab report
back from Atlanta.

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They did not come
from any of his other clothing.

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Wool, it says.
That could be a sweater, scarf.

41
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Hell, it could be anything.
And we gotta find it.

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MOSELY:
A beautiful wife, good family.

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Can't think of anyone
who'd want to kill Chase.

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Come on.
You know how Chase was.

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Tomcattin', ruttin' around
like a penned-up bull let out.

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Don't speak ill of the dead,
Frank.

47
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Heh, I'm just saying

48
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I could think
of a few guys up to it.

49
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Mr. Milton.
Hi, Sandy.

50
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The usual? Brunswick stew?
How'd you guess.

51
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[CHUCKLES]

52
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What do you make
of the Chase Andrews case, Tom?

53
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Oh, I'm retired. That's none
of my business anymore.

54
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Fair enough.

55
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Could've been that woman
in the marsh.

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She's crazy enough
for the loony bin.

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I bet she'd be up
to something like this.

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My brother's told me that
Marsh Girl's the missing link.

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You know poor Chase Andrews

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had something going on
down in that marsh.

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SANDY:
Chase Andrews
and the Marsh Girl?

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Now if that ain't asking
for trouble.

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MOSELY:
What do you think
really happened, Frank?

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You think that
Marsh Girl killed Chase?

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LANE:
Hell, I don't know.
Truth will come out.

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[VEHICLE PULLS UP]

67
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[CAR DOOR CLOSES]

68
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[INSECTS CHIRPING]

69
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[♪♪♪]

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Look at all these feathers
and whatnot.

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[KNOCKING]

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She a scientist

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or a witch?

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[TWIG SNAPS]

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JACKSON:
Miss Clark?

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Sheriff's Department.
Sheriff.

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Look.

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Could get a warrant.

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Plain view.
Probable cause, sheriff.

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Bet that door
isn't even locked.

81
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[KNOB TURNS]

82
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[CAR DOORS CLOSE]

83
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[ENGINE STARTS]

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[TAKING SHUDDERING BREATHS]

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[♪♪♪]

86
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There she is.
[ENGINE ACCELERATES]

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PERDUE:
This is the Sheriff's
Department.

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Shut down your engine.
[SIREN WAILING]

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Go straight, go straight.
Follow her in!

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[GRUNTING]

91
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[SIREN WAILING]

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WOMAN 1: You're guilty!
MAN 1: You killed Chase Andrews!

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WOMAN 2:
You'll pay for this,
Marsh Girl!

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MAN 2:
Rot in jail!

95
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[♪♪♪]

96
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[CAT MEOWS]

97
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[PURRING]

98
00:09:02,076 --> 00:09:03,844
JACOB:
Sunday Justice.

99
00:09:03,878 --> 00:09:05,246
Where you gone, kitty?

100
00:09:06,447 --> 00:09:08,049
[SOFTLY]
Please stay.

101
00:09:08,082 --> 00:09:09,583
JACOB:
Here, kitty, kitty.

102
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[LOCK CLICKS]

103
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[DOOR CREAKS OPEN]

104
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[DOOR CLOSES, THEN LOCK CLICKS]

105
00:09:26,600 --> 00:09:27,768
Miss Clark?

106
00:09:29,670 --> 00:09:31,605
I'm Tom Milton.

107
00:09:31,639 --> 00:09:34,275
I'm a lawyer. May I come in?

108
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Thank you, Mr. Frazier.

109
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You probably know

110
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that you're being held
for the murder of Chase Andrews.

111
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And I have taken the liberty

112
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of putting myself forward
to defend you.

113
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I know you've never been
in trouble before,

114
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so I can explain the courtroom
and the trial

115
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and who is who
and whatnot.

116
00:10:02,837 --> 00:10:06,607
Uh, do you have family that you
might want to come be with you?

117
00:10:09,110 --> 00:10:10,478
Uh...

118
00:10:13,948 --> 00:10:18,719
Miss Clark, I don't quite know
how to put this, but, uh...

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00:10:20,321 --> 00:10:22,623
[STAMMERING]
Well, I know you

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00:10:22,656 --> 00:10:24,758
as Catherine Danielle Clark,

121
00:10:24,792 --> 00:10:28,629
but here in Barkley Cove they
don't call you by that name.

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00:10:28,662 --> 00:10:31,332
They call you Marsh Girl.

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00:10:31,365 --> 00:10:34,301
And when you stand trial,

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00:10:34,335 --> 00:10:37,037
you will be judged
by a jury of your peers

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from Barkley Cove,
who only know you as such.

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They are going to judge you
whether they know you or not.

127
00:10:46,213 --> 00:10:51,719
But I can't help you
unless I know you.

128
00:10:51,752 --> 00:10:54,054
Even just a little bit.

129
00:10:58,058 --> 00:10:59,660
Well, all right, then. Um...

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00:11:01,095 --> 00:11:02,997
I'll come back in a while

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00:11:03,030 --> 00:11:05,232
when you've had time
to consider.

132
00:11:07,268 --> 00:11:11,540
Oh, and I brought you this
just in the meantime.

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00:11:14,576 --> 00:11:16,076
[CLEARS THROAT]

134
00:11:19,013 --> 00:11:20,414
Mr. Frazier.

135
00:11:21,949 --> 00:11:23,017
[CHAIR SCRAPES]

136
00:11:24,785 --> 00:11:28,122
People forget about the
creatures who live in shells.

137
00:11:31,560 --> 00:11:33,093
I had a family once.

138
00:11:35,462 --> 00:11:37,064
They called me Kya.

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[♪♪♪]

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00:11:43,538 --> 00:11:44,872
MA:
Kya!

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00:11:44,905 --> 00:11:47,841
Kya! You'd better not get
too far out.

142
00:11:47,875 --> 00:11:49,611
[CHILDREN GIGGLING]

143
00:11:49,644 --> 00:11:51,045
MISSY:
Get it, get it!

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00:11:59,820 --> 00:12:01,222
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]

145
00:12:07,662 --> 00:12:09,631
MA:
Now this little piggy
went to market.

146
00:12:09,664 --> 00:12:11,165
[KYA GIGGLING]
Now you hold still.

147
00:12:13,000 --> 00:12:15,604
This little piggy stayed home.

148
00:12:15,637 --> 00:12:18,607
This little piggy
ate roast beef.

149
00:12:18,640 --> 00:12:21,075
This little piggy had none.

150
00:12:21,108 --> 00:12:23,911
And this little piggy

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00:12:23,944 --> 00:12:27,114
went wee-wee-wee-wee
all the way home.

152
00:12:31,085 --> 00:12:33,254
That's my special girl.

153
00:12:36,757 --> 00:12:38,693
[CHILDREN LAUGHING]
TATE: Hey, Jodie!

154
00:12:40,528 --> 00:12:41,996
Hey, Tate!

155
00:12:42,029 --> 00:12:44,031
Wanna come fishing?

156
00:12:45,799 --> 00:12:48,769
I ain't got too much time.
MA: "Ain't" isn't a real word.

157
00:12:50,804 --> 00:12:54,643
Hey, how many times I told you
not to mess in my goddamn boat?!

158
00:12:56,645 --> 00:12:58,946
Get in the house!
Are you stupid?!

159
00:13:01,549 --> 00:13:05,520
Come here! Now you've done it.
[WHIMPERING]

160
00:13:05,553 --> 00:13:07,488
You gotta learn respect.
You hear me?

161
00:13:09,223 --> 00:13:12,026
Stop it! You're hurting her!
Hey, you leave my pa alone!

162
00:13:12,059 --> 00:13:14,361
Come back on my land,
I'll shoot you! You hear me?!

163
00:13:14,395 --> 00:13:16,598
Calm down now.
Shut up!

164
00:13:16,631 --> 00:13:18,165
[GROANS]
[GASPS]

165
00:13:18,198 --> 00:13:19,701
Shut up!

166
00:13:19,734 --> 00:13:21,969
[♪♪♪]

167
00:13:22,002 --> 00:13:23,337
[GLASS SHATTERS]

168
00:13:23,370 --> 00:13:24,838
MA: Leave me alone!
PA: I'll show you!

169
00:13:24,872 --> 00:13:26,106
MA:
Please just stop!

170
00:13:26,140 --> 00:13:28,075
[CLATTERING]
[GASPS]

171
00:13:29,711 --> 00:13:31,646
[MA SOBBING]

172
00:13:38,252 --> 00:13:39,887
[SCREEN DOOR CLOSES]

173
00:13:51,865 --> 00:13:53,934
[BREATHING SHAKILY]

174
00:14:05,079 --> 00:14:06,548
Ma!

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00:14:08,849 --> 00:14:10,050
Ma?

176
00:14:19,927 --> 00:14:21,061
KYA:
<i>Ma never came back.</i>

177
00:14:23,364 --> 00:14:26,701
<i>And everybody else was quick</i>
<i>to get out the same way.</i>

178
00:14:26,735 --> 00:14:28,703
<i>Murph was the first to leave.</i>

179
00:14:30,538 --> 00:14:33,708
<i>A few months later,</i>
<i>Mandy and Missy.</i>

180
00:14:36,711 --> 00:14:40,214
<i>Then, finally, Jodie.</i>

181
00:14:40,247 --> 00:14:41,281
Kya.

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00:14:42,883 --> 00:14:44,885
Kya, listen.

183
00:14:44,918 --> 00:14:46,688
I have to go, Kya.

184
00:14:46,721 --> 00:14:48,288
I can't live here no longer.

185
00:14:48,322 --> 00:14:49,724
[SNIFFLING]

186
00:14:51,125 --> 00:14:53,595
Kya, you be careful, hear?
[PA COUGHING]

187
00:14:53,628 --> 00:14:54,895
If you're in trouble,

188
00:14:54,928 --> 00:14:56,731
run and hide deep in the marsh

189
00:14:56,765 --> 00:14:58,465
way out
where the crawdads sing.

190
00:15:00,134 --> 00:15:01,503
Like Ma always says.

191
00:15:19,119 --> 00:15:20,555
[CLATTERING IN HOUSE]

192
00:15:20,588 --> 00:15:21,656
[SOFTLY]
Run!

193
00:15:23,090 --> 00:15:24,925
PA:
Jodie!

194
00:15:24,958 --> 00:15:27,762
KYA:
<i>I learned from the mistakes</i>
<i>of the others</i>

195
00:15:27,796 --> 00:15:28,830
<i>how to live with him.</i>

196
00:15:28,863 --> 00:15:31,965
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

197
00:15:31,999 --> 00:15:33,267
<i>Just keep out of the way.</i>

198
00:15:33,300 --> 00:15:34,334
[DOOR CREAKS, CLOSES]

199
00:15:34,368 --> 00:15:36,571
<i>Don't let him see you.</i>

200
00:15:36,604 --> 00:15:37,872
<i>Fend for yourself.</i>

201
00:15:41,543 --> 00:15:44,111
[♪♪♪]

202
00:15:53,721 --> 00:15:55,657
[BIRDS CHIRPING]

203
00:16:05,299 --> 00:16:06,901
[GIGGLES]

204
00:16:20,682 --> 00:16:22,049
[ENGINE SHUTS OFF]

205
00:16:30,357 --> 00:16:33,227
<i>I had been out in the marsh</i>
<i>plenty of times with Jodie,</i>

206
00:16:33,260 --> 00:16:34,729
<i>but never alone.</i>

207
00:16:36,263 --> 00:16:38,465
<i>I didn't know</i>
<i>which way was home.</i>

208
00:16:38,499 --> 00:16:41,401
Damn you for leaving me here,
Jodie!

209
00:16:43,505 --> 00:16:44,739
Damn you.

210
00:16:54,883 --> 00:16:56,551
You okay?

211
00:16:59,086 --> 00:17:01,388
You're Jodie Clark's sister.

212
00:17:01,421 --> 00:17:03,625
Used to be. He's gone.

213
00:17:06,761 --> 00:17:08,195
You know your way home?

214
00:17:08,228 --> 00:17:09,463
Yeah.

215
00:17:16,370 --> 00:17:19,072
It's okay.
I get lost all the time.

216
00:17:19,106 --> 00:17:22,042
[♪♪♪]

217
00:17:28,783 --> 00:17:31,586
My name's Tate,
in case you see me again.

218
00:17:31,619 --> 00:17:32,620
KYA:
<i>Tate.</i>

219
00:17:34,154 --> 00:17:36,189
<i>There was something</i>
<i>about that boy</i>

220
00:17:36,223 --> 00:17:38,593
<i>that eased the tightness</i>
<i>in my chest.</i>

221
00:17:38,626 --> 00:17:41,563
<i>For the first time</i>
<i>since Ma and Jodie left,</i>

222
00:17:41,596 --> 00:17:43,565
<i>I felt something</i>
<i>other than hurt.</i>

223
00:17:46,166 --> 00:17:47,635
<i>I felt brave.</i>

224
00:17:50,070 --> 00:17:51,271
I'm hungry.

225
00:17:55,075 --> 00:17:57,144
[♪♪♪]

226
00:18:02,182 --> 00:18:04,819
[JUMPIN' SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]

227
00:18:04,852 --> 00:18:07,956
Morning, Mr. Clark.
How you doing?

228
00:18:07,989 --> 00:18:09,724
Well, Jumpin',

229
00:18:09,757 --> 00:18:11,993
I woke up
on the right side of dirt.

230
00:18:13,695 --> 00:18:17,431
Oh, this is my daughter,
Miss Kya Clark.

231
00:18:17,464 --> 00:18:20,668
Well, I'm mighty proud
to know you, Miss Kya.

232
00:18:20,702 --> 00:18:24,005
Oh, don't mind her. I tell her
stay away from everybody.

233
00:18:24,038 --> 00:18:25,640
It's a dangerous world,
isn't it?

234
00:18:25,673 --> 00:18:27,742
It is.
But the fishing's good.

235
00:18:27,775 --> 00:18:29,911
PA:
Could I get a bag of grits?

236
00:18:29,944 --> 00:18:32,981
And, um, some of that Jim Beam?

237
00:18:33,014 --> 00:18:34,649
And maybe you fill her up
for me?

238
00:18:34,682 --> 00:18:36,517
JUMPIN':
It's okay.

239
00:18:36,551 --> 00:18:37,518
Mabel.

240
00:18:37,552 --> 00:18:38,953
Mm-hm.

241
00:18:42,023 --> 00:18:43,891
You wait for our change,
you hear?

242
00:18:46,794 --> 00:18:49,831
Helping out your pa
while your ma's gone, huh?

243
00:18:49,864 --> 00:18:52,967
I ain't seen her in a while.

244
00:18:53,001 --> 00:18:54,869
She's doing chores at home.

245
00:18:54,902 --> 00:18:56,370
Mm-hm.

246
00:18:59,974 --> 00:19:01,509
Grits ain't much to go on.

247
00:19:04,512 --> 00:19:06,179
All right. Let's see here.

248
00:19:06,213 --> 00:19:08,783
Your pa left $2 here.

249
00:19:08,816 --> 00:19:14,689
And the bill is $1.50.

250
00:19:14,722 --> 00:19:16,591
How much does that leave
for gas?

251
00:19:22,864 --> 00:19:24,132
Don't worry about that.

252
00:19:24,164 --> 00:19:26,701
I got another question
for you.

253
00:19:26,734 --> 00:19:28,435
You go to school, honey?

254
00:19:30,672 --> 00:19:33,007
Do you know that they publish
the school lunch menu

255
00:19:33,041 --> 00:19:34,307
in the paper?

256
00:19:34,341 --> 00:19:35,777
Today's is...

257
00:19:37,177 --> 00:19:38,913
Salisbury steak.

258
00:19:38,946 --> 00:19:43,316
You could get a nice, hot meal,
make some friends.

259
00:19:43,350 --> 00:19:46,219
Plenty of kids go to school
without shoes.

260
00:19:46,253 --> 00:19:49,157
But you will need a skirt.

261
00:19:49,189 --> 00:19:51,491
Ask your mama for one.

262
00:19:51,526 --> 00:19:53,226
There you go.

263
00:19:53,260 --> 00:19:56,531
And the change is 50 cents.

264
00:20:17,118 --> 00:20:19,654
[♪♪♪]

265
00:20:36,137 --> 00:20:38,072
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

266
00:20:39,640 --> 00:20:41,776
[BIKE BELL DINGS]
[GASPS]

267
00:20:41,809 --> 00:20:43,477
Boys!
Chase Andrews,

268
00:20:43,511 --> 00:20:45,113
what you got
to say for yourself?

269
00:20:45,146 --> 00:20:46,748
CHASE:
Sorry, Miss Pansy.

270
00:20:46,781 --> 00:20:49,684
We didn't see you
'cause that girl got in the way.

271
00:20:51,451 --> 00:20:52,520
Hello there.

272
00:20:53,755 --> 00:20:55,123
I think you've got yourself

273
00:20:55,156 --> 00:20:57,257
turned around the wrong way,
little lady.

274
00:20:57,290 --> 00:20:58,993
Isn't school that way?

275
00:20:59,026 --> 00:21:00,161
GIRL 1: So dirty.
GIRL 2: Gross.

276
00:21:01,963 --> 00:21:04,331
You have just as much
of a right to be there.

277
00:21:04,364 --> 00:21:07,135
Go along now.
It's all right.

278
00:21:12,106 --> 00:21:15,109
ARIEL:
Miss Catherine Danielle Clark,

279
00:21:15,143 --> 00:21:17,178
are you reading and writing
already?

280
00:21:17,211 --> 00:21:19,614
[STUDENTS WHISPERING]

281
00:21:19,647 --> 00:21:21,448
Can you spell "dog," honey?

282
00:21:25,787 --> 00:21:27,522
[SOFTLY]
Who is that?

283
00:21:27,555 --> 00:21:30,158
G-O-D.

284
00:21:30,191 --> 00:21:33,460
[STUDENTS LAUGHING]

285
00:21:33,493 --> 00:21:36,429
Well, we can all use practice,
can't we?

286
00:21:36,463 --> 00:21:40,367
You can go ahead and sit down,
Miss Catherine Danielle Clark.

287
00:21:42,837 --> 00:21:44,437
Where you been, marsh hen?

288
00:21:44,471 --> 00:21:46,541
Where's your hat, swamp rat?
[STUDENTS LAUGH]

289
00:21:46,574 --> 00:21:50,978
Now, boys and girls, settle
down. Just an hour until lunch.

290
00:21:51,012 --> 00:21:53,480
Please, try to pay attention
to our lesson.

291
00:21:53,514 --> 00:21:56,684
Who can tell me a word
that has a long vowel sound?

292
00:21:56,717 --> 00:21:58,519
PEARL:
She probably lives in the mud.

293
00:21:58,553 --> 00:21:59,854
TINA:
Someone's got cooties.

294
00:22:01,055 --> 00:22:02,690
PEARL:
That stink in the room.

295
00:22:02,723 --> 00:22:03,691
[STUDENTS LAUGHING]

296
00:22:03,724 --> 00:22:04,792
ARIEL:
Excuse me.

297
00:22:04,826 --> 00:22:07,128
[♪♪♪]

298
00:22:07,161 --> 00:22:10,497
KYA:
<i>That was the only day</i>
<i>I ever spent in school.</i>

299
00:22:10,531 --> 00:22:12,834
<i>Reckoned I was better off</i>
<i>learning from the wild.</i>

300
00:22:15,536 --> 00:22:18,673
Hi, Tate!
[PA SUCKS TEETH]

301
00:22:18,706 --> 00:22:20,107
Mm-mm.

302
00:22:33,688 --> 00:22:36,757
Need you to be careful out here.
You hear me?

303
00:22:36,791 --> 00:22:39,392
Mm-hm.
You can't trust nobody.

304
00:22:39,426 --> 00:22:41,295
You protect yourself.

305
00:22:46,399 --> 00:22:47,969
[ENGINE SHUTS OFF]

306
00:22:57,078 --> 00:22:58,913
Great horned owl, probably.

307
00:23:00,915 --> 00:23:03,618
<i>For a while,</i>
<i>Pa was good to me.</i>

308
00:23:03,651 --> 00:23:06,587
[♪♪♪]

309
00:23:11,092 --> 00:23:12,360
[CLEARS THROAT]

310
00:23:12,392 --> 00:23:14,461
I thought you could use this

311
00:23:14,494 --> 00:23:17,031
for your feathers, bird nests.

312
00:23:17,064 --> 00:23:18,733
Other stuff you collect.

313
00:23:21,636 --> 00:23:23,604
Oh, thank you.
Yeah.

314
00:23:26,073 --> 00:23:28,109
[VEHICLE APPROACHING]

315
00:23:29,777 --> 00:23:30,778
[HORN HONKING]

316
00:23:30,811 --> 00:23:32,813
It was my old Army--
Mail!

317
00:23:34,282 --> 00:23:36,083
It's my old Army knapsack.

318
00:23:44,091 --> 00:23:47,094
It's from Ma!
It's from Ma!

319
00:23:47,128 --> 00:23:49,163
It's Ma's handwriting!

320
00:23:49,196 --> 00:23:52,166
Ma's alive!
Give it to me.

321
00:23:52,199 --> 00:23:53,267
Give it to me.

322
00:23:59,472 --> 00:24:02,109
When's she coming home?
Wait.

323
00:24:02,143 --> 00:24:03,511
What does she say?

324
00:24:07,515 --> 00:24:08,481
No!

325
00:24:08,516 --> 00:24:09,784
Quiet.

326
00:24:09,817 --> 00:24:12,286
Pa! Pa, stop!

327
00:24:12,320 --> 00:24:15,022
Stop it! Stop that!

328
00:24:15,056 --> 00:24:16,857
Stop!
Quiet. Quiet!

329
00:24:18,292 --> 00:24:19,393
[SOBS]
Ma.

330
00:24:20,528 --> 00:24:22,430
Now you listen to me.

331
00:24:22,462 --> 00:24:24,966
She ain't never coming back.

332
00:24:24,999 --> 00:24:26,334
You hear me?

333
00:24:26,367 --> 00:24:28,135
[SOBBING]

334
00:24:33,574 --> 00:24:35,176
That isn't true.

335
00:24:38,379 --> 00:24:40,381
"Ain't" isn't even a real word!

336
00:24:51,359 --> 00:24:53,094
PA:
Goddamn bitch!

337
00:24:54,528 --> 00:24:55,529
[GRUNTS]

338
00:24:56,831 --> 00:24:58,532
Useless.

339
00:24:58,566 --> 00:25:02,169
<i>Pa took to burning</i>
<i>any trace of Ma.</i>

340
00:25:02,203 --> 00:25:04,372
Get your shit
out of my house.

341
00:25:08,943 --> 00:25:10,211
<i>And then one day...</i>

342
00:25:11,445 --> 00:25:12,947
<i>he was gone.</i>

343
00:25:15,182 --> 00:25:17,084
<i>Wasn't like the pain</i>
<i>when Ma left.</i>

344
00:25:17,118 --> 00:25:19,153
<i>But being completely alone</i>

345
00:25:19,186 --> 00:25:22,089
<i>was a feeling so vast,</i>
<i>it echoed.</i>

346
00:25:42,610 --> 00:25:45,746
<i>And there was the small matter</i>
<i>of surviving.</i>

347
00:25:49,083 --> 00:25:51,685
<i>I didn't know</i>
<i>how to do life without grits.</i>

348
00:25:51,719 --> 00:25:54,622
[♪♪♪]

349
00:26:20,247 --> 00:26:21,816
Well, hello, Miss Kya.

350
00:26:21,849 --> 00:26:23,084
Uh--

351
00:26:26,120 --> 00:26:28,089
You want something?

352
00:26:28,122 --> 00:26:29,356
Mr. Jumpin'...

353
00:26:30,825 --> 00:26:33,794
I hear tell y'all buy mussels.

354
00:26:33,828 --> 00:26:35,329
I got some here.

355
00:26:35,362 --> 00:26:37,398
[STAMMERS]

356
00:26:37,431 --> 00:26:40,101
They fresh?
Dug them before dawn.

357
00:26:40,134 --> 00:26:41,669
Just now.

358
00:26:41,702 --> 00:26:44,105
MABEL:
Your pa sent you out
with these?

359
00:26:49,310 --> 00:26:50,644
Look, I tell you what,

360
00:26:50,678 --> 00:26:52,947
I'll give you 50 cent
for the one bag

361
00:26:52,980 --> 00:26:54,949
and a full tank of gas
for the other.

362
00:26:54,982 --> 00:26:57,118
How many bags
y'all need a week?

363
00:26:57,151 --> 00:26:58,819
Are we striking up
a business deal?

364
00:26:58,853 --> 00:27:01,355
[CHUCKLES, STAMMERS]

365
00:27:01,388 --> 00:27:05,527
I buy about 40 pound
every two, three days.

366
00:27:05,560 --> 00:27:07,161
Mind you,
others bring them too.

367
00:27:07,194 --> 00:27:10,297
So if you bring them,
and I already got some,

368
00:27:10,331 --> 00:27:12,166
why, you'd just be out.

369
00:27:12,199 --> 00:27:15,636
It's first come, first served.
Ain't no other way of doing it.

370
00:27:15,669 --> 00:27:18,305
That's fine. Thank you.

371
00:27:20,509 --> 00:27:21,675
Can I, uh...?

372
00:27:22,810 --> 00:27:24,311
[CHUCKLING]
Oh, yeah.

373
00:27:36,223 --> 00:27:39,393
You sure are growing up fast,
huh?

374
00:27:39,426 --> 00:27:42,163
Why don't you come by next week,
I'll measure your feet.

375
00:27:42,196 --> 00:27:44,633
I got some shoes
in the church donation bin

376
00:27:44,665 --> 00:27:46,467
just collecting dust.

377
00:27:46,500 --> 00:27:48,503
Thank you, ma'am.
Sure.

378
00:27:58,613 --> 00:28:00,047
[DOOR CLOSES]

379
00:28:00,080 --> 00:28:02,383
Poor child.

380
00:28:02,416 --> 00:28:03,817
Her ma's gone,

381
00:28:03,851 --> 00:28:07,321
and now her pa's gone too,
I bet.

382
00:28:07,354 --> 00:28:08,489
What?

383
00:28:08,523 --> 00:28:10,090
We ought to be careful,

384
00:28:10,124 --> 00:28:11,892
messing in folk business.

385
00:28:11,926 --> 00:28:13,827
It don't say that
in the Bible.

386
00:28:13,861 --> 00:28:15,896
"Be careful."

387
00:28:15,930 --> 00:28:19,333
"And the King shall answer
and say unto them,

388
00:28:19,366 --> 00:28:21,101
verily I say unto thee,

389
00:28:21,135 --> 00:28:23,572
inasmuch as ye hath done it

390
00:28:23,605 --> 00:28:26,240
unto the least of these,
my brethren,

391
00:28:26,273 --> 00:28:27,609
ye have done it unto me."

392
00:28:27,642 --> 00:28:28,742
All right, Mabel.

393
00:28:29,877 --> 00:28:31,345
Don't say about "be careful."

394
00:28:31,378 --> 00:28:33,914
[♪♪♪]

395
00:28:44,391 --> 00:28:45,859
Let's see.

396
00:28:45,893 --> 00:28:46,961
[GIGGLES]

397
00:28:50,297 --> 00:28:52,333
One, two, three. That's all.

398
00:29:07,582 --> 00:29:09,684
JACOB:
<i>They're from Miss Mabel.</i>

399
00:29:22,997 --> 00:29:27,167
SIMS:
Catherine Danielle Clark, of
Barkley County, North Carolina,

400
00:29:27,201 --> 00:29:30,004
is charged with the murder
in the first degree

401
00:29:30,037 --> 00:29:32,439
of Chase Lawrence Andrews,

402
00:29:32,473 --> 00:29:34,908
formerly of Barkley Cove.

403
00:29:34,942 --> 00:29:36,944
In such cases,
the State is allowed

404
00:29:36,977 --> 00:29:38,647
to seek the death penalty.

405
00:29:38,680 --> 00:29:41,148
The prosecution has announced
it will do so

406
00:29:41,181 --> 00:29:44,151
if the defendant
is found guilty.

407
00:29:44,184 --> 00:29:46,086
MAN 1:
Guilty! We all know
she's guilty.

408
00:29:46,120 --> 00:29:49,256
MAN 2: She's guilty.
[GAVEL BANGING]

409
00:29:49,290 --> 00:29:51,358
SIMS:
We will now begin
jury selection.

410
00:29:51,392 --> 00:29:53,628
Will our prospective jurors
in the first two rows...

411
00:29:53,662 --> 00:29:58,999
There is an option. It's
what's called a plea bargain.

412
00:29:59,033 --> 00:30:02,604
And it means that
if you are willing to say

413
00:30:02,637 --> 00:30:05,472
that you did go to the tower
that night

414
00:30:05,507 --> 00:30:08,275
and met Chase Andrews there

415
00:30:08,309 --> 00:30:13,013
and you had a disagreement,
and in a horrible accident

416
00:30:13,047 --> 00:30:15,182
he stepped backwards
through the grate.

417
00:30:15,215 --> 00:30:19,153
You'd get 10 years,
but you'd be out in six.

418
00:30:19,186 --> 00:30:20,988
No.

419
00:30:21,021 --> 00:30:23,157
If we lose, we lose big.

420
00:30:23,190 --> 00:30:26,661
It's life in prison,
or the other.

421
00:30:26,695 --> 00:30:29,564
Mr. Milton, I won't say
anything that implies guilt.

422
00:30:31,065 --> 00:30:32,866
I will not go to prison.

423
00:30:32,900 --> 00:30:34,234
Please call me Tom.

424
00:30:34,268 --> 00:30:36,638
And promise me
that you will think about this.

425
00:30:36,671 --> 00:30:38,072
I have to get out of here.

426
00:30:39,373 --> 00:30:41,208
One way...

427
00:30:41,241 --> 00:30:42,577
or the other.

428
00:30:42,610 --> 00:30:44,845
CHASTAIN:
Between midnight and 2 a.m.

429
00:30:44,878 --> 00:30:47,314
on October 30th...

430
00:30:47,348 --> 00:30:51,185
the defendant lured
Chase Andrews to the tower

431
00:30:51,218 --> 00:30:53,220
and pushed him to his death.

432
00:30:53,253 --> 00:30:55,590
She then covered up her tracks
and fingerprints.

433
00:30:55,623 --> 00:30:57,759
Now, you're gonna hear
she had the time,

434
00:30:57,792 --> 00:31:00,861
she had the motivation,
but most importantly...

435
00:31:03,063 --> 00:31:05,165
she has the weakness
of character

436
00:31:05,199 --> 00:31:07,267
to murder Chase Andrews.

437
00:31:07,301 --> 00:31:09,704
[PEOPLE MURMURING]

438
00:31:12,906 --> 00:31:16,243
Ladies and gentlemen,
the State is going to throw

439
00:31:16,276 --> 00:31:18,278
a lot of words at you

440
00:31:18,312 --> 00:31:21,281
about Miss Catherine
Danielle Clark.

441
00:31:22,817 --> 00:31:24,753
But I am asking you

442
00:31:24,786 --> 00:31:27,555
to look at the evidence that
the State will be offering

443
00:31:27,589 --> 00:31:30,257
to back up those words.

444
00:31:30,290 --> 00:31:32,794
You'll find that there is none.

445
00:31:32,827 --> 00:31:36,029
Furthermore, you are going to
hear that there's a good chance

446
00:31:36,063 --> 00:31:38,600
no one murdered Chase Andrews

447
00:31:38,633 --> 00:31:43,070
and that the defendant,
Miss Clark, finds herself here

448
00:31:43,103 --> 00:31:46,940
because it is easier
to lay blame on an outsider

449
00:31:46,974 --> 00:31:50,310
than it is to rely on facts.

450
00:31:50,344 --> 00:31:53,080
And although she was born

451
00:31:53,113 --> 00:31:57,251
and grew up not five miles
from this courtroom,

452
00:31:57,284 --> 00:31:59,253
Miss Clark is an outsider.

453
00:31:59,286 --> 00:32:02,189
[♪♪♪]

454
00:32:20,809 --> 00:32:22,877
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

455
00:32:32,319 --> 00:32:34,221
[PANTING]

456
00:32:41,962 --> 00:32:43,865
[♪♪♪]

457
00:33:52,567 --> 00:33:53,535
Oh.

458
00:33:59,373 --> 00:34:00,708
Hi.

459
00:34:00,742 --> 00:34:02,911
It's me. Tate.

460
00:34:24,464 --> 00:34:25,600
[CHUCKLES]

461
00:34:25,633 --> 00:34:26,768
Tundra swan.

462
00:34:28,302 --> 00:34:29,537
How do you know birds?

463
00:34:29,571 --> 00:34:31,639
My ma liked birds.

464
00:34:35,743 --> 00:34:37,277
I can't read your note.

465
00:34:41,849 --> 00:34:44,384
Oh, all I said was I'd seen you

466
00:34:44,418 --> 00:34:46,253
a couple times
when I was out fishing,

467
00:34:46,286 --> 00:34:49,057
and it got me thinking that
maybe you could use some seeds

468
00:34:49,089 --> 00:34:51,258
and a spark plug.
I had extra.

469
00:34:51,291 --> 00:34:54,596
Thought it might save you
a trip to town.

470
00:34:54,629 --> 00:34:58,365
And, uh, I don't know, I figured
you'd like the feathers.

471
00:35:02,102 --> 00:35:03,470
All right, then.

472
00:35:08,042 --> 00:35:09,176
All right, then.

473
00:35:14,114 --> 00:35:16,483
Well, I better be going,
so...

474
00:35:23,891 --> 00:35:25,359
I could teach you
to read.

475
00:35:29,631 --> 00:35:32,265
I thought you may as well learn
to write at the same time.

476
00:35:32,299 --> 00:35:33,968
Oh, yeah.

477
00:35:34,002 --> 00:35:37,772
Good.
Okay, so we start with A.

478
00:35:37,805 --> 00:35:40,307
Just go ahead and draw
that shape right there.

479
00:35:51,318 --> 00:35:53,121
Don't tell me.

480
00:35:53,153 --> 00:35:54,354
You're getting there.

481
00:35:54,388 --> 00:35:57,457
Don't help me.
Sure. I got all day.

482
00:35:57,491 --> 00:36:02,396
"There are some
who can live

483
00:36:02,429 --> 00:36:07,167
without wild things, comma,

484
00:36:07,200 --> 00:36:09,904
and some who cannot."

485
00:36:10,938 --> 00:36:12,740
Oh.

486
00:36:12,774 --> 00:36:14,575
That's what I'm talking about,
Kya.

487
00:36:14,609 --> 00:36:15,910
Whoo!
[LAUGHS]

488
00:36:15,943 --> 00:36:17,679
And there will never be
a time again

489
00:36:17,712 --> 00:36:19,013
when you can't read, ever.

490
00:36:19,047 --> 00:36:21,749
I didn't know words
could hold so much.

491
00:36:21,783 --> 00:36:23,350
Not all words
hold that much.

492
00:36:23,383 --> 00:36:24,284
[CHUCKLES]

493
00:36:28,455 --> 00:36:30,390
We could read
at my house sometime.

494
00:36:55,415 --> 00:36:56,918
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]

495
00:37:01,388 --> 00:37:03,725
<i>We went through</i>
<i>the whole library.</i>

496
00:37:03,758 --> 00:37:06,961
<i>Three times a week,</i>
<i>summer into fall.</i>

497
00:37:09,664 --> 00:37:12,100
<i>Read how plants and animals</i>
<i>change over time</i>

498
00:37:12,133 --> 00:37:14,301
<i>to adjust</i>
<i>to the ever-shifting earth.</i>

499
00:37:17,105 --> 00:37:18,906
<i>How birds sing mostly at dawn</i>

500
00:37:18,940 --> 00:37:21,142
<i>because the cool,</i>
<i>moist air of morning</i>

501
00:37:21,175 --> 00:37:23,911
<i>carries their songs and</i>
<i>their meanings much farther.</i>

502
00:37:27,081 --> 00:37:29,117
<i>How some cells divide</i>

503
00:37:29,150 --> 00:37:32,452
<i>and specialize</i>
<i>into lungs or hearts</i>

504
00:37:32,486 --> 00:37:35,288
<i>while others remain</i>
<i>uncommitted as stem cells</i>

505
00:37:35,322 --> 00:37:36,991
<i>in case they're needed later.</i>

506
00:37:38,659 --> 00:37:40,795
<i>Within all the worlds</i>
<i>of biology...</i>

507
00:37:42,163 --> 00:37:43,765
<i>I searched for an explanation</i>

508
00:37:43,798 --> 00:37:45,967
<i>of why a mother would leave</i>
<i>her offspring.</i>

509
00:37:50,772 --> 00:37:53,241
"Mr. Jackson Henry Clark

510
00:37:53,273 --> 00:38:00,114
married Miss Julienne
Maria Jacques, June 12, 1933."

511
00:38:00,148 --> 00:38:01,816
That means

512
00:38:01,849 --> 00:38:04,252
these are my parents.
[CHUCKLES]

513
00:38:04,284 --> 00:38:07,955
"Master Jeremy Andrew Clark,
January 2."

514
00:38:07,989 --> 00:38:09,924
That's Jodie.

515
00:38:09,957 --> 00:38:15,495
"Master Napier Murphy Clark,
Miss Mary Helen Clark,

516
00:38:15,530 --> 00:38:17,899
Miss Catherine Danielle Clark."

517
00:38:26,040 --> 00:38:27,108
I miss them.

518
00:38:27,141 --> 00:38:28,176
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]

519
00:38:30,244 --> 00:38:31,478
I had, um...

520
00:38:33,748 --> 00:38:35,482
I had forgot how much...

521
00:38:36,851 --> 00:38:38,653
I feel them not here.

522
00:38:41,522 --> 00:38:42,723
[SIGHS]
But, um...

523
00:38:44,025 --> 00:38:46,393
I feel them not here right now.

524
00:38:46,426 --> 00:38:47,829
I mean...

525
00:38:50,665 --> 00:38:52,867
Sometimes I feel
so invisible...

526
00:38:54,434 --> 00:38:56,070
I wonder if I'm here at all.

527
00:38:57,437 --> 00:38:58,706
You are.

528
00:39:09,717 --> 00:39:11,719
[OPERA MUSIC PLAYS ON RADIO]
Sorry I'm late.

529
00:39:11,752 --> 00:39:14,021
Come on. Give me a hand.

530
00:39:14,055 --> 00:39:17,325
Son, you know I don't listen
to idle talk.

531
00:39:17,357 --> 00:39:20,261
But there is a regular riptide
of gossip going around

532
00:39:20,294 --> 00:39:22,263
you got something going on
with that Marsh Girl.

533
00:39:24,098 --> 00:39:26,601
Hey, you know
you can tell me anything.

534
00:39:26,634 --> 00:39:28,669
She your girlfriend?
She's my friend.

535
00:39:28,703 --> 00:39:30,905
I bring her books 'cause people
are so nasty to her,

536
00:39:30,938 --> 00:39:32,773
she can't go to school.

537
00:39:32,807 --> 00:39:34,242
She doesn't have any family.

538
00:39:36,077 --> 00:39:41,115
Hey. Come on.
There's no need to be huffy.

539
00:39:41,148 --> 00:39:42,750
It's my job to say
all the things

540
00:39:42,783 --> 00:39:44,218
that we don't like
to talk about,

541
00:39:44,252 --> 00:39:45,953
and I can't give you
a lot of things

542
00:39:45,987 --> 00:39:47,788
those other dads
can give their sons.

543
00:39:47,822 --> 00:39:49,924
So I'm asking you.

544
00:39:49,957 --> 00:39:51,792
Just be careful.

545
00:39:51,826 --> 00:39:53,761
Everything you've worked
so hard for,

546
00:39:53,794 --> 00:39:56,264
your dreams of going
to Chapel Hill...

547
00:39:56,297 --> 00:39:58,099
Life can change in a second.

548
00:40:00,500 --> 00:40:01,969
You understand that?

549
00:40:02,003 --> 00:40:03,371
Yeah.

550
00:40:03,403 --> 00:40:07,108
Now turn up my music,
would you? Come on.

551
00:40:08,843 --> 00:40:10,144
[VOLUME INCREASES]

552
00:40:10,177 --> 00:40:12,313
It's Puccini,
in case you're wondering.

553
00:40:12,346 --> 00:40:15,349
[PUCCINI'S "VISSI D'ARTE"
PLAYING]

554
00:40:24,525 --> 00:40:25,760
[SNIFFS]

555
00:40:32,300 --> 00:40:34,735
A young girl
living on her own like that

556
00:40:34,769 --> 00:40:36,837
looks immoral,
don't you think?

557
00:40:36,871 --> 00:40:39,840
No, sir. I don't.
Think, that is.

558
00:40:39,874 --> 00:40:42,475
At least not enough.
Heh, just ask my wife.

559
00:40:44,545 --> 00:40:46,981
There are some fine
group homes

560
00:40:47,014 --> 00:40:49,684
that would help keep
a young woman out of trouble.

561
00:40:49,717 --> 00:40:51,484
Hm.

562
00:40:51,519 --> 00:40:53,821
They say she comes in here
from time to time.

563
00:40:53,854 --> 00:40:57,024
I do see her
from time to time.

564
00:40:57,058 --> 00:40:59,527
She's not alone.
She's got her father with her.

565
00:40:59,560 --> 00:41:03,463
Well, I've never seen anybody
home all the times I've been by.

566
00:41:03,496 --> 00:41:05,465
When does she usually
come around?

567
00:41:05,498 --> 00:41:08,703
I never know
just when she'll boat in here.

568
00:41:08,736 --> 00:41:11,405
Have her call me
next time she comes in.

569
00:41:12,974 --> 00:41:14,875
Mm-hm.

570
00:41:14,909 --> 00:41:18,045
You don't have any reason
to lie to me, do you, boy?

571
00:41:18,079 --> 00:41:20,247
[SCOFFS]
No reason at all, sir.

572
00:41:29,724 --> 00:41:32,426
[DOOR OPENS, CLOSES]

573
00:41:33,728 --> 00:41:34,862
[EXHALES DEEPLY]

574
00:41:36,697 --> 00:41:39,667
We gotta meet somewhere else.
Hi, Kya. Good to see you too.

575
00:41:39,700 --> 00:41:41,669
Social Services
are looking for me again.

576
00:41:41,702 --> 00:41:43,971
They're gonna pull me in,
put me in some group home.

577
00:41:44,005 --> 00:41:45,940
It's polite to greet people
when you see them.

578
00:41:52,413 --> 00:41:56,517
You know, a group home
might not be the worst thing.

579
00:41:56,550 --> 00:41:59,553
What? No, no. You'd have
someone cooking you warm meals.

580
00:41:59,587 --> 00:42:02,556
Real bed.
I got a real bed.

581
00:42:02,590 --> 00:42:04,191
'Sides, I'd never
leave the marsh

582
00:42:04,225 --> 00:42:06,027
to go live with a bunch
of strangers.

583
00:42:06,060 --> 00:42:09,196
It's "besides,"
not "'sides."

584
00:42:09,230 --> 00:42:11,232
And you can't live alone
in the marsh forever.

585
00:42:11,265 --> 00:42:12,400
Watch me.

586
00:42:13,634 --> 00:42:14,935
All right.

587
00:42:30,785 --> 00:42:31,819
Tate.

588
00:42:33,154 --> 00:42:34,288
I, um...

589
00:42:36,791 --> 00:42:39,960
I appreciate
you teaching me to read

590
00:42:39,994 --> 00:42:42,730
and all the things you gave me.

591
00:42:43,798 --> 00:42:45,900
But why do you do it?

592
00:42:45,933 --> 00:42:49,538
Don't you have a girlfriend
or something?

593
00:42:49,570 --> 00:42:51,572
Sometimes I do.

594
00:42:51,605 --> 00:42:52,940
Sometimes?

595
00:42:52,973 --> 00:42:56,511
[STAMMERS]
I mean, I've had one.

596
00:42:58,112 --> 00:42:59,914
Uh, but not now...

597
00:42:59,947 --> 00:43:02,517
I don't, so...

598
00:43:07,788 --> 00:43:08,923
All right.

599
00:43:08,956 --> 00:43:09,990
I, uh...

600
00:43:11,526 --> 00:43:14,295
I saw you on your pa's boat
the other day.

601
00:43:16,263 --> 00:43:17,631
He seems real nice,
your dad.

602
00:43:17,665 --> 00:43:20,167
Yeah. Yeah, he is.

603
00:43:20,201 --> 00:43:22,770
You never talk about your ma.

604
00:43:24,638 --> 00:43:25,973
What's she like?

605
00:43:31,479 --> 00:43:32,947
Uh--

606
00:43:32,980 --> 00:43:35,116
You don't have to say nothing.

607
00:43:35,149 --> 00:43:37,918
My mother and little sister
died in a car wreck

608
00:43:37,952 --> 00:43:39,887
over in Asheville.

609
00:43:43,190 --> 00:43:45,527
My little sister's name
was Carianne.

610
00:43:48,530 --> 00:43:50,030
It was, uh...

611
00:43:55,302 --> 00:43:56,403
What, Tate?

612
00:43:57,972 --> 00:44:00,007
You can say anything to me.

613
00:44:05,580 --> 00:44:08,583
I think they went to Asheville
to buy me my birthday present.

614
00:44:10,484 --> 00:44:13,053
There was this bike I wanted,

615
00:44:13,087 --> 00:44:15,689
and Western Auto
didn't carry it...

616
00:44:17,825 --> 00:44:19,326
so I think they went
into Asheville

617
00:44:19,360 --> 00:44:20,828
to get that bike for me.

618
00:44:20,861 --> 00:44:23,664
[♪♪♪]

619
00:44:23,697 --> 00:44:26,100
And I don't even remember
what kind of bike it was.

620
00:44:30,505 --> 00:44:32,173
It wasn't your fault.

621
00:44:39,046 --> 00:44:41,715
[WIND WHISTLING SOFTLY]

622
00:44:43,585 --> 00:44:44,752
Oh!
[CHUCKLING]

623
00:44:44,785 --> 00:44:45,853
[CHUCKLES]

624
00:44:47,388 --> 00:44:49,524
Oh, my gosh!

625
00:44:49,558 --> 00:44:50,724
[EXCLAIMS BREATHLESSLY]

626
00:44:54,195 --> 00:44:56,130
[BOTH CHUCKLING]

627
00:45:12,246 --> 00:45:13,781
Am I your girlfriend now?

628
00:45:13,814 --> 00:45:15,082
Do you wanna be?

629
00:45:16,283 --> 00:45:17,586
I know feathers.

630
00:45:19,153 --> 00:45:21,388
Bet the other girls
don't know feathers.

631
00:45:23,390 --> 00:45:24,425
All right, then.

632
00:45:24,458 --> 00:45:25,759
[CHUCKLES]

633
00:45:25,793 --> 00:45:26,994
All right, then.

634
00:45:28,162 --> 00:45:30,731
[♪♪♪]

635
00:45:45,346 --> 00:45:46,780
[GIGGLES]

636
00:46:00,127 --> 00:46:02,196
Whoo!

637
00:46:39,500 --> 00:46:41,168
I've never been out this way.

638
00:46:41,201 --> 00:46:43,638
It's worth the trip.
You'll see.

639
00:46:43,672 --> 00:46:45,039
[TATE CHUCKLES]

640
00:46:45,072 --> 00:46:46,140
Happy birthday, Kya.

641
00:46:46,173 --> 00:46:47,642
[GASPS]

642
00:46:47,676 --> 00:46:49,343
[STAMMERS]

643
00:46:49,376 --> 00:46:51,011
How'd you know
it was my birthday?

644
00:46:51,045 --> 00:46:52,580
Oh, I read it in your Bible.

645
00:46:55,316 --> 00:46:57,084
Did you know
it was your birthday?

646
00:46:58,352 --> 00:46:59,654
Don't have a calendar.

647
00:47:03,424 --> 00:47:05,459
Oh, um, not my name.

648
00:47:05,492 --> 00:47:06,628
Don't cut my name.

649
00:47:06,661 --> 00:47:07,928
Yes, ma'am.

650
00:47:19,607 --> 00:47:20,575
Mm.

651
00:47:20,608 --> 00:47:21,576
Pretty good, huh?

652
00:47:21,609 --> 00:47:24,078
[BIRDS CALLING]

653
00:47:24,111 --> 00:47:25,112
What's that?

654
00:47:26,380 --> 00:47:27,881
Here they come.

655
00:47:29,383 --> 00:47:31,919
[♪♪♪]

656
00:47:36,957 --> 00:47:38,626
[CHUCKLES]
Oh, wow!

657
00:47:39,960 --> 00:47:41,228
Snow geese.

658
00:47:44,932 --> 00:47:46,634
[BOTH CHUCKLING]

659
00:48:13,894 --> 00:48:14,995
Kya.

660
00:48:16,130 --> 00:48:17,064
Kya, look at me.

661
00:48:19,299 --> 00:48:22,236
[♪♪♪]

662
00:49:05,979 --> 00:49:06,980
Kya.

663
00:49:08,182 --> 00:49:10,350
Kya, I'm sorry.

664
00:49:10,384 --> 00:49:12,019
I'm sorry.

665
00:49:13,621 --> 00:49:14,823
Jeez.

666
00:49:17,357 --> 00:49:19,460
No, Tate, I want to.

667
00:49:20,895 --> 00:49:22,062
Why not?

668
00:49:23,297 --> 00:49:24,465
Because I...

669
00:49:26,300 --> 00:49:27,902
I care about you too much.

670
00:49:29,303 --> 00:49:31,673
Look, Kya. I want you
more than anything,

671
00:49:31,706 --> 00:49:34,809
but I can't be damaged
as easily.

672
00:49:34,843 --> 00:49:37,579
It's more dangerous for you.
You understand?

673
00:49:44,318 --> 00:49:47,221
[♪♪♪]

674
00:49:50,758 --> 00:49:53,393
<i>Fall gave way to winter.</i>

675
00:49:53,427 --> 00:49:55,797
<i>Winter to spring.</i>

676
00:49:55,830 --> 00:49:59,299
<i>The only constant in nature</i>
<i>is change.</i>

677
00:49:59,333 --> 00:50:01,301
Dad, I got in!

678
00:50:01,335 --> 00:50:02,670
[EXCLAIMS]

679
00:50:23,190 --> 00:50:24,559
Why are you quiet?

680
00:50:26,393 --> 00:50:28,997
You know I'm going away soon.

681
00:50:29,029 --> 00:50:30,130
To college.

682
00:50:32,399 --> 00:50:33,801
You talked about it.

683
00:50:35,637 --> 00:50:36,704
When?

684
00:50:37,872 --> 00:50:39,439
Not right away.

685
00:50:42,109 --> 00:50:43,143
Soon.

686
00:50:44,478 --> 00:50:46,714
I got a job at the biology lab.

687
00:50:46,748 --> 00:50:48,917
Starts next week, so...

688
00:51:00,595 --> 00:51:02,530
Stay here.

689
00:51:02,564 --> 00:51:03,731
And do what?

690
00:51:07,401 --> 00:51:09,771
No, look. I just mean
there's no work for me here.

691
00:51:09,804 --> 00:51:13,240
What am I gonna do? I don't want
to be a shrimper like my dad.

692
00:51:13,273 --> 00:51:15,309
I'm going to get a degree
and be something, Kya.

693
00:51:15,342 --> 00:51:17,645
So could you.
What do you want me to be?

694
00:51:19,013 --> 00:51:20,213
That's not what I meant.

695
00:51:20,247 --> 00:51:21,749
You're never gonna come back.

696
00:51:21,783 --> 00:51:24,886
Yes, I will. I won't
leave you, Kya. I promise.

697
00:51:24,919 --> 00:51:26,721
I'm gonna come back to you.

698
00:51:26,754 --> 00:51:29,256
Kya! Kya, stop!

699
00:51:31,124 --> 00:51:33,493
You can't run away
from every whipstitch!

700
00:51:36,664 --> 00:51:39,667
[BOAT MOTOR PUTTERING,
THEN SHUTS OFF]

701
00:51:43,771 --> 00:51:45,506
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

702
00:51:54,348 --> 00:51:55,783
One more night.

703
00:51:55,817 --> 00:51:57,284
One more night.

704
00:52:00,021 --> 00:52:02,957
[♪♪♪]

705
00:52:22,076 --> 00:52:23,210
What's this?

706
00:52:25,312 --> 00:52:28,348
It's a list of publishers.

707
00:52:28,382 --> 00:52:30,183
For all your drawings
and notes.

708
00:52:30,217 --> 00:52:32,820
There's nothing like them
out there, Kya.

709
00:52:32,854 --> 00:52:34,689
There's enough for a book.

710
00:52:34,722 --> 00:52:36,057
Lots of books.

711
00:52:37,825 --> 00:52:40,695
And, you know,
you wouldn't have to leave home.

712
00:52:40,728 --> 00:52:43,831
You could just mail
your samples into a publisher.

713
00:52:43,865 --> 00:52:45,432
You know, bring some money in.

714
00:52:46,934 --> 00:52:50,038
You know,
probably not a huge amount...

715
00:52:50,071 --> 00:52:52,140
but maybe you wouldn't
have to dig mussels

716
00:52:52,172 --> 00:52:53,340
the rest of your life.

717
00:52:55,076 --> 00:52:56,209
Just give it a try, Kya.

718
00:52:58,579 --> 00:53:00,247
Come on. What can it hurt?

719
00:53:03,618 --> 00:53:05,520
You're gonna forget about me.

720
00:53:07,789 --> 00:53:10,490
When you get busy
with all that college stuff,

721
00:53:10,525 --> 00:53:11,859
all those pretty girls.

722
00:53:11,893 --> 00:53:14,529
I could never forget you, Kya.

723
00:53:14,562 --> 00:53:15,630
Ever.

724
00:53:17,965 --> 00:53:19,834
I'll be home in a month.
I promise.

725
00:53:19,867 --> 00:53:21,936
For the Fourth of July.
Okay?

726
00:53:23,705 --> 00:53:25,673
I'll be back
before you know it.

727
00:53:25,707 --> 00:53:28,543
We'll meet on your beach
and watch fireworks together.

728
00:53:28,576 --> 00:53:31,244
Just write those publishers,
all right?

729
00:53:36,751 --> 00:53:39,486
[♪♪♪]

730
00:53:52,734 --> 00:53:54,802
Goodbye, Kya.

731
00:53:54,836 --> 00:53:56,336
[WHISPERS]
Goodbye, Tate.

732
00:54:21,596 --> 00:54:22,964
[CAWING]

733
00:54:24,297 --> 00:54:26,366
<i>Seabirds</i>
<i>of the Eastern Seaboard.</i>

734
00:54:27,769 --> 00:54:29,537
Starring you, Big Red.

735
00:55:13,681 --> 00:55:16,584
[♪♪♪]

736
00:56:30,725 --> 00:56:31,926
[SOFTLY]
No.

737
00:56:36,230 --> 00:56:37,231
No.

738
00:56:37,265 --> 00:56:39,066
[SNIFFLES]

739
00:56:39,100 --> 00:56:40,433
No, Tate.

740
00:56:43,971 --> 00:56:45,539
No, no.

741
00:56:45,573 --> 00:56:46,641
No.

742
00:56:48,809 --> 00:56:50,011
No.

743
00:56:52,445 --> 00:56:54,315
No.

744
00:56:54,348 --> 00:56:56,784
No, no, no.

745
00:56:56,817 --> 00:56:59,253
[SOBBING]

746
00:57:11,599 --> 00:57:14,835
<i>Tate and life and love</i>
<i>had been the same thing.</i>

747
00:57:16,203 --> 00:57:18,506
<i>They were all gone.</i>

748
00:57:18,539 --> 00:57:21,008
[BIRD CHIRPING]

749
00:57:21,042 --> 00:57:22,777
<i>And then...</i>

750
00:57:22,810 --> 00:57:25,346
[♪♪♪]

751
00:57:44,699 --> 00:57:48,569
<i>Whenever I stumbled,</i>
<i>the marsh caught me.</i>

752
00:57:56,177 --> 00:57:57,878
<i>At some unclaimed moment,</i>

753
00:57:57,912 --> 00:58:00,448
<i>at last,</i>
<i>the heart pain seeped away,</i>

754
00:58:00,480 --> 00:58:02,482
<i>like water into sand.</i>

755
00:58:02,516 --> 00:58:04,552
<i>Still there, but deep.</i>

756
00:58:06,320 --> 00:58:08,656
JACKSON:
<i>There were no footprints</i>
<i>around the body</i>

757
00:58:08,689 --> 00:58:10,191
<i>or on the fire tower.</i>

758
00:58:10,224 --> 00:58:12,059
And no fresh fingerprints
either.

759
00:58:12,093 --> 00:58:14,862
Not even on the grate,
which somebody had to open.

760
00:58:14,895 --> 00:58:17,565
All this indicated that someone
had destroyed evidence.

761
00:58:17,598 --> 00:58:19,033
No more questions.

762
00:58:20,267 --> 00:58:21,836
Your witness.

763
00:58:28,409 --> 00:58:32,079
TOM:
Sheriff, I'm handing you
the tide table

764
00:58:32,113 --> 00:58:36,917
for the night of October 29
and the morning of October 30.

765
00:58:36,951 --> 00:58:42,323
Now, this shows here that
low tide was around midnight.

766
00:58:42,356 --> 00:58:46,827
So at the time Chase Andrews
arrived at the tower

767
00:58:46,861 --> 00:58:48,195
and walked to the steps,

768
00:58:48,229 --> 00:58:50,831
he would have made tracks
in the wet mud.

769
00:58:50,865 --> 00:58:53,534
And then
as the groundwater rose,

770
00:58:53,567 --> 00:58:56,037
those tracks would have
been wiped out.

771
00:58:56,070 --> 00:58:57,738
Do you agree
that this is possible?

772
00:58:57,772 --> 00:58:59,073
Well...

773
00:58:59,106 --> 00:59:00,408
And then you'd agree

774
00:59:00,441 --> 00:59:02,710
that if he had
any friends with him,

775
00:59:02,743 --> 00:59:05,746
their footprints
would be washed away as well.

776
00:59:05,780 --> 00:59:08,115
Under these circumstances,

777
00:59:08,149 --> 00:59:10,351
the absence of footprints

778
00:59:10,384 --> 00:59:14,789
in and of itself
does not suggest a crime.

779
00:59:14,822 --> 00:59:16,223
Correct?

780
00:59:18,826 --> 00:59:19,760
Sheriff?

781
00:59:22,463 --> 00:59:25,032
The absence of footprints
does not,

782
00:59:25,066 --> 00:59:27,368
by itself,
prove there was a crime.

783
00:59:27,401 --> 00:59:30,471
You also testified
that there were no fingerprints

784
00:59:30,505 --> 00:59:32,740
found anywhere
in the fire tower,

785
00:59:32,773 --> 00:59:35,409
including on the open grate.

786
00:59:35,443 --> 00:59:37,978
So this led you
to conclude that

787
00:59:38,012 --> 00:59:40,714
someone must have opened
the grate

788
00:59:40,748 --> 00:59:43,217
and wiped away
their fingerprints afterwards.

789
00:59:43,250 --> 00:59:45,286
Correct.

790
00:59:45,319 --> 00:59:47,822
Now, in fact, isn't it true

791
00:59:47,855 --> 00:59:49,990
that these grates
were left open

792
00:59:50,024 --> 00:59:52,793
so often and considered
so dangerous

793
00:59:52,827 --> 00:59:55,496
that your office submitted
a written request

794
00:59:55,530 --> 00:59:57,231
to the U.S. Forest Service

795
00:59:57,264 --> 01:00:03,037
to remedy the situation
on July 18 of last year?

796
01:00:05,306 --> 01:00:08,909
This is a copy of that request.

797
01:00:08,943 --> 01:00:11,178
Who wrote this, sheriff?

798
01:00:12,813 --> 01:00:13,914
I did it myself.

799
01:00:13,948 --> 01:00:15,416
Would you read to the court

800
01:00:15,449 --> 01:00:17,685
the last sentence
of this document

801
01:00:17,718 --> 01:00:20,421
that you sent
to the Forest Service?

802
01:00:20,454 --> 01:00:22,756
Just the last sentence.

803
01:00:22,790 --> 01:00:25,626
"I must repeat,
these grates are very dangerous,

804
01:00:25,659 --> 01:00:27,461
and if action is not taken...

805
01:00:30,565 --> 01:00:32,933
if action is not taken,
a serious injury

806
01:00:32,967 --> 01:00:34,268
or death will occur."

807
01:00:34,301 --> 01:00:36,470
[PEOPLE MURMURING]

808
01:00:36,505 --> 01:00:38,005
Thank you, sheriff.

809
01:00:43,144 --> 01:00:46,046
[♪♪♪]

810
01:00:50,217 --> 01:00:53,888
[GIRLS GIGGLING,
PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

811
01:01:12,406 --> 01:01:15,142
[CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKING]

812
01:01:15,176 --> 01:01:16,511
[GASPS]

813
01:01:25,186 --> 01:01:27,656
Somebody's been taking pictures
round my house.

814
01:01:27,688 --> 01:01:30,224
What do you think
they want?

815
01:01:30,257 --> 01:01:32,226
Developers.

816
01:01:32,259 --> 01:01:35,329
They've been all up and down
the marsh last few weeks,

817
01:01:35,362 --> 01:01:38,232
wanting to drain the
"murky swamp." Build hotels.

818
01:01:38,265 --> 01:01:40,334
Yeah, I saw them last year.

819
01:01:40,367 --> 01:01:43,938
Cutting oak and digging
channels down the way.

820
01:01:43,971 --> 01:01:45,005
They want my house?

821
01:01:45,039 --> 01:01:46,608
Maybe not the house,

822
01:01:46,641 --> 01:01:48,842
but I bet they offer you
a heap of money for that land.

823
01:01:48,876 --> 01:01:50,211
Jumpin'!
There ain't nothing wrong

824
01:01:50,244 --> 01:01:52,213
with some money going to Kya.

825
01:01:54,982 --> 01:01:58,319
You do own that land, don't you?
You own that house?

826
01:02:01,155 --> 01:02:02,524
Pa said so.

827
01:02:02,557 --> 01:02:05,059
Well, you're gonna need
some proof.

828
01:02:05,092 --> 01:02:07,328
A deed, title.

829
01:02:11,432 --> 01:02:12,466
CHASE:
Hey.

830
01:02:12,499 --> 01:02:14,101
Sorry to startle you.

831
01:02:14,134 --> 01:02:15,936
Can I carry that for ya?

832
01:02:15,970 --> 01:02:18,906
I got it.
Please. Let me get it.

833
01:02:20,407 --> 01:02:22,009
Oh, I'm Chase Andrews.

834
01:02:23,344 --> 01:02:24,912
Your name's Kya, right?

835
01:02:26,480 --> 01:02:28,717
Yeah. Yeah. It's a nice name.
I like it.

836
01:02:28,749 --> 01:02:30,484
It's different but nice.

837
01:02:33,087 --> 01:02:34,288
This is yours right here.

838
01:02:36,323 --> 01:02:37,424
There we go.

839
01:02:40,261 --> 01:02:43,030
You wanna go for a picnic
in my boat this Sunday?

840
01:02:49,003 --> 01:02:50,938
Okay.
I'll pick you up at noon

841
01:02:50,971 --> 01:02:52,873
from Point Beach.
Does that work?

842
01:02:54,174 --> 01:02:56,443
All right.
Well, I'll see ya, Kya.

843
01:02:59,380 --> 01:03:01,015
[ENGINE STARTS]

844
01:03:07,555 --> 01:03:09,023
CLERK:
<i>Well, here we are.</i>

845
01:03:09,056 --> 01:03:13,827
Mr. Napier Clark,
looks like, bought it in 1897.

846
01:03:13,861 --> 01:03:16,964
Yeah, that's my grandpa.

847
01:03:16,997 --> 01:03:18,767
Yes, ma'am.

848
01:03:18,799 --> 01:03:21,435
It's never been sold, so,

849
01:03:21,468 --> 01:03:24,371
yes sirree, I reckon
it belongs to you.

850
01:03:24,405 --> 01:03:26,775
Looks like you gotta pay
some back taxes

851
01:03:26,807 --> 01:03:28,643
if you wanna keep it,
Miss Clark.

852
01:03:28,677 --> 01:03:31,045
In fact, ma'am,
the way the law reads,

853
01:03:31,078 --> 01:03:34,783
whoever comes along and pays
those back taxes owns the land,

854
01:03:34,815 --> 01:03:37,318
even if they don't got no deed.

855
01:03:37,351 --> 01:03:38,653
Well, how much?

856
01:03:38,687 --> 01:03:40,421
Looks like about...

857
01:03:45,025 --> 01:03:46,827
Eight hundred dollars total.

858
01:03:48,395 --> 01:03:50,931
[♪♪♪]

859
01:04:04,244 --> 01:04:05,714
KYA:
<i>Five years.</i>

860
01:04:07,047 --> 01:04:08,550
<i>It had been five years</i>

861
01:04:08,583 --> 01:04:11,085
<i>since Tate showed me</i>
<i>this path.</i>

862
01:04:11,118 --> 01:04:13,688
<i>Dear Sir or Madam,</i>

863
01:04:13,722 --> 01:04:16,423
<i>I am sending you</i>
<i>the following pages</i>

864
01:04:16,457 --> 01:04:19,026
<i>on the shells</i>
<i>of the Carolina marsh</i>

865
01:04:19,059 --> 01:04:20,562
<i>for your consideration.</i>

866
01:04:23,464 --> 01:04:26,835
<i>Five years for my heart</i>
<i>to open its shell again.</i>

867
01:04:26,867 --> 01:04:29,036
[CHASE PLAYING HARMONICA]

868
01:04:37,545 --> 01:04:40,381
How's it feel to bask in
the presence of musical genius?

869
01:04:40,414 --> 01:04:41,783
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]

870
01:04:47,488 --> 01:04:48,956
Hey, look.

871
01:04:51,258 --> 01:04:52,527
Oh!

872
01:04:52,560 --> 01:04:55,195
Oh! That's an ornate scallop.

873
01:04:55,229 --> 01:04:56,531
<i>Pecten ornatus.</i>

874
01:04:56,564 --> 01:04:57,665
All right.

875
01:04:59,099 --> 01:05:01,636
Well, it's unusual
to find one here.

876
01:05:01,669 --> 01:05:03,470
Really?
Yeah.

877
01:05:03,505 --> 01:05:06,373
This particular species usually
inhabits regions south of here

878
01:05:06,407 --> 01:05:09,076
'cause these waters
are too cool for them.

879
01:05:09,109 --> 01:05:11,378
[CHUCKLES]

880
01:05:11,412 --> 01:05:13,046
What?

881
01:05:13,080 --> 01:05:14,783
Oh, no, it's just, uh,

882
01:05:14,816 --> 01:05:17,819
the Marsh Girl knows
the Latin name for shells

883
01:05:17,852 --> 01:05:20,454
and where they inhabit and why,
for chrissakes.

884
01:05:22,022 --> 01:05:23,357
Here. You keep it.

885
01:05:26,126 --> 01:05:27,327
Thank you.

886
01:05:32,266 --> 01:05:34,201
You're something else,
ain't ya?

887
01:05:58,125 --> 01:05:59,460
I know you think I'm trash,

888
01:05:59,493 --> 01:06:00,862
but I'm worth more
than a picnic.

889
01:06:00,895 --> 01:06:02,262
Oh, no, Kya. Come on.

890
01:06:02,296 --> 01:06:03,665
I'm sorry. No. Hey, come on.

891
01:06:03,698 --> 01:06:05,867
I've never thought
you were trash.

892
01:06:05,900 --> 01:06:07,702
Please. I'm sorry.

893
01:06:07,735 --> 01:06:10,638
I understand if you wanna go,
but you can't walk from here.

894
01:06:10,672 --> 01:06:12,206
It's too far.

895
01:06:12,239 --> 01:06:13,842
Can I make it up to you?

896
01:06:16,243 --> 01:06:18,312
Please, can I
make it up to you?

897
01:06:20,815 --> 01:06:23,183
I can't believe you never been
up the fire tower.

898
01:06:23,217 --> 01:06:26,320
Come here when my family's
all in my business. You know?

899
01:06:28,055 --> 01:06:30,491
It's a great way to see
the whole marsh from above.

900
01:06:32,326 --> 01:06:34,228
[PANTING]

901
01:06:35,996 --> 01:06:37,264
Here.

902
01:06:58,418 --> 01:07:01,355
[♪♪♪]

903
01:07:02,422 --> 01:07:03,691
What is it?

904
01:07:05,259 --> 01:07:07,427
You can tell me.
I won't laugh at you.

905
01:07:08,897 --> 01:07:12,000
It's like having a friend
your whole life

906
01:07:12,032 --> 01:07:13,868
but you never saw
their full face.

907
01:07:16,270 --> 01:07:17,204
Now I see it.

908
01:07:23,377 --> 01:07:25,479
Your house is over there,
ain't it?

909
01:07:29,584 --> 01:07:31,184
Take me there.

910
01:07:31,218 --> 01:07:33,521
Oh, um...

911
01:07:33,555 --> 01:07:35,957
It's far.
Hey, I like far.

912
01:07:37,457 --> 01:07:38,860
I don't care what it's like,

913
01:07:38,893 --> 01:07:40,762
if that's what
you're worried about.

914
01:07:47,100 --> 01:07:48,435
Is this it right here?

915
01:07:51,506 --> 01:07:54,308
How long you lived out here
by yourself?

916
01:07:54,341 --> 01:07:56,476
About 10 years,
I think.

917
01:07:56,511 --> 01:07:58,145
Neat.

918
01:07:58,178 --> 01:08:00,815
Living out here with no parents
telling you what to do?

919
01:08:03,450 --> 01:08:05,687
There's really nothing
to see inside.

920
01:08:08,856 --> 01:08:11,458
Wow, what you got on the porch?
What?

921
01:08:11,491 --> 01:08:13,493
Oh, um, nothing.

922
01:08:24,271 --> 01:08:25,607
What is all this?

923
01:08:26,808 --> 01:08:27,809
Nothing.

924
01:08:34,381 --> 01:08:36,884
What, you writing a book
or something?

925
01:08:38,352 --> 01:08:39,954
Sort of.

926
01:08:39,988 --> 01:08:43,156
These look straight out
of an encyclopedia.

927
01:08:46,159 --> 01:08:47,729
You're the real deal,
ain't ya?

928
01:08:51,398 --> 01:08:53,101
Ah, swanee.

929
01:08:53,133 --> 01:08:54,836
You got a water pump.

930
01:08:56,804 --> 01:08:58,271
I wasn't ready for guests.

931
01:08:58,305 --> 01:08:59,674
Hey, don't worry.

932
01:09:03,011 --> 01:09:04,378
Hey, there's nobody I know

933
01:09:04,411 --> 01:09:06,881
who could live out here alone
like this.

934
01:09:06,914 --> 01:09:09,249
I mean, most guys
would be too scared.

935
01:09:12,553 --> 01:09:13,721
What do you want with me?

936
01:09:18,826 --> 01:09:22,295
Okay. Look, I'm real sorry
I came on like that.

937
01:09:22,329 --> 01:09:25,033
I wanna get to know you better.
All right?

938
01:09:25,066 --> 01:09:26,534
I think you're gorgeous.

939
01:09:28,002 --> 01:09:30,805
I do. I think you're free
as a dang gale

940
01:09:30,838 --> 01:09:32,006
and smart as a whip.

941
01:09:33,941 --> 01:09:36,176
But I won't do anything
unless you want me to.

942
01:09:37,578 --> 01:09:38,913
How's that?

943
01:09:41,916 --> 01:09:43,017
That's fine.

944
01:09:44,552 --> 01:09:45,753
All right. Heh.

945
01:09:45,787 --> 01:09:47,387
[CHUCKLES]

946
01:09:49,189 --> 01:09:51,092
[CHASE PLAYING HARMONICA]

947
01:09:57,065 --> 01:10:00,500
<i>I didn't know</i>
<i>exactly how I felt about Chase.</i>

948
01:10:00,535 --> 01:10:03,104
<i>But I was no longer lonely.</i>

949
01:10:03,137 --> 01:10:04,404
<i>That seemed enough.</i>

950
01:10:06,641 --> 01:10:09,010
Is that for your book?

951
01:10:09,043 --> 01:10:10,912
Yeah.

952
01:10:10,945 --> 01:10:13,915
Anyway, who knows
if anyone will read it.

953
01:10:13,948 --> 01:10:14,882
I will.

954
01:10:16,216 --> 01:10:17,952
<i>The marsh was our secret.</i>

955
01:10:19,620 --> 01:10:21,689
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

956
01:10:21,723 --> 01:10:23,490
[ALL CHUCKLING]

957
01:10:28,096 --> 01:10:29,362
KYA:
<i>Tell me about your friends.</i>

958
01:10:29,396 --> 01:10:31,899
Oh, I don't really have
any friends.

959
01:10:33,901 --> 01:10:35,803
You always seem to be
having a good time

960
01:10:35,837 --> 01:10:38,338
when you're with them.
You spying on me?

961
01:10:43,443 --> 01:10:45,079
It's funny.
My dad told me once,

962
01:10:45,113 --> 01:10:48,916
he'd had something to drink
and a fight with my mom.

963
01:10:50,317 --> 01:10:52,587
He told me if my friends
really knew me,

964
01:10:52,620 --> 01:10:54,188
they wouldn't be my friends.

965
01:10:55,823 --> 01:10:57,725
I don't know if anyone
really knows me,

966
01:10:57,759 --> 01:11:01,294
is what I'm saying,
I guess.

967
01:11:05,833 --> 01:11:07,635
I wonder
what makes the sky blue.

968
01:11:09,637 --> 01:11:11,773
Blue and violet wavelengths
from sunlight.

969
01:11:13,440 --> 01:11:16,844
They bounce off the gas
particles in the atmosphere

970
01:11:16,878 --> 01:11:18,179
and scatter.

971
01:11:18,212 --> 01:11:19,514
[CHUCKLES]

972
01:11:25,620 --> 01:11:27,054
Is it okay if I...

973
01:11:28,355 --> 01:11:29,791
kiss you now?

974
01:11:32,560 --> 01:11:35,495
[♪♪♪]

975
01:11:41,301 --> 01:11:43,503
CHASTAIN:
<i>Let's turn to</i>
<i>the red wool fibers</i>

976
01:11:43,538 --> 01:11:45,773
<i>found on Chase Andrews'</i>
<i>denim jacket</i>

977
01:11:45,807 --> 01:11:47,975
the night he died.

978
01:11:48,009 --> 01:11:51,279
Did you compare those samples
to this red ski cap?

979
01:11:51,311 --> 01:11:52,880
Exhibit C.
Yes.

980
01:11:52,914 --> 01:11:56,383
The fibers from the cap
and the jacket matched exactly.

981
01:11:56,416 --> 01:11:58,318
CHASTAIN:
And where was that cap found?

982
01:11:58,351 --> 01:12:00,788
CONE:
It was found
in Miss Clark's residence.

983
01:12:00,822 --> 01:12:02,657
[PEOPLE MURMURING]

984
01:12:02,690 --> 01:12:04,826
TOM:
<i>Now, about these red fibers,</i>

985
01:12:04,859 --> 01:12:06,794
<i>is there any way, doctor,</i>
<i>to determine</i>

986
01:12:06,828 --> 01:12:09,197
<i>how long the fibers</i>
<i>had been on the jacket?</i>

987
01:12:09,230 --> 01:12:12,900
CONE:
<i>No. We can tell where they</i>
<i>came from, not when.</i>

988
01:12:12,934 --> 01:12:15,136
TOM:
<i>And if someone</i>
<i>wore this hat often,</i>

989
01:12:15,169 --> 01:12:17,672
<i>is it possible the fibers</i>
<i>would be in their hair</i>

990
01:12:17,705 --> 01:12:19,707
<i>and on their clothes?</i>
CONE: <i>Yes.</i>

991
01:12:19,740 --> 01:12:22,176
<i>I would suppose they could.</i>

992
01:12:22,210 --> 01:12:25,880
So would you agree that
at any time during the years

993
01:12:25,913 --> 01:12:28,583
that the defendant,
Miss Clark, knew Chase Andrews,

994
01:12:28,616 --> 01:12:31,152
the fibers of the hat
could have been transferred

995
01:12:31,185 --> 01:12:32,320
onto Chase's jacket?

996
01:12:32,352 --> 01:12:34,922
From what I've seen, yes.

997
01:12:34,956 --> 01:12:38,993
At any time they met.
Yes.

998
01:12:39,026 --> 01:12:41,929
[♪♪♪]

999
01:12:54,075 --> 01:12:58,713
"Dear Miss Clark, we were
fascinated by your manuscript.

1000
01:12:58,746 --> 01:13:02,449
If, as you say, your materials
are already complete,

1001
01:13:02,482 --> 01:13:05,653
we hope to edit
and publish in record time."

1002
01:13:11,424 --> 01:13:15,263
Hey. You're looking at
the new manager of Western Auto.

1003
01:13:16,931 --> 01:13:18,966
Oh, Chase.

1004
01:13:19,000 --> 01:13:20,201
That's great news.

1005
01:13:20,234 --> 01:13:21,936
Come on. Let's celebrate.

1006
01:13:33,347 --> 01:13:37,218
So they're gonna pay you
for those drawings?

1007
01:13:37,251 --> 01:13:39,253
Yeah.

1008
01:13:39,287 --> 01:13:41,155
[EXCLAIMS SOFTLY]

1009
01:13:41,188 --> 01:13:42,455
[BOTH CHUCKLE]

1010
01:13:44,158 --> 01:13:46,294
Just don't get too full
of yourself, I guess.

1011
01:13:47,528 --> 01:13:48,796
I wouldn't.

1012
01:13:52,633 --> 01:13:54,936
I know people
have disappointed you.

1013
01:13:56,270 --> 01:13:57,772
And I'm sorry for that.

1014
01:13:59,273 --> 01:14:01,309
Getting left by your own
family. I mean...

1015
01:14:02,643 --> 01:14:04,312
God, my family's
a pain in the ass,

1016
01:14:04,345 --> 01:14:06,747
but I don't think
I could take that.

1017
01:14:06,781 --> 01:14:11,018
But I want you to know that
I'm gonna take care of you.

1018
01:14:11,052 --> 01:14:12,586
Now I've been promoted,

1019
01:14:12,620 --> 01:14:14,487
I can get you a nice house
when we're married.

1020
01:14:14,522 --> 01:14:16,624
"Married"?
Yeah.

1021
01:14:16,657 --> 01:14:19,894
A nice two-story on the beach
with a wraparound veranda.

1022
01:14:21,162 --> 01:14:22,296
Yeah.

1023
01:14:22,330 --> 01:14:23,798
[BOTH CHUCKLE]

1024
01:14:25,666 --> 01:14:27,335
What about your parents?

1025
01:14:27,368 --> 01:14:29,437
Have you told them about me?

1026
01:14:29,469 --> 01:14:31,439
What you gotta understand
about my folks

1027
01:14:31,471 --> 01:14:34,942
is that if I say you're
my choice, that'd be that.

1028
01:14:34,976 --> 01:14:37,712
They'll fall in love with you
when they get to know ya.

1029
01:14:41,849 --> 01:14:43,150
Come here.

1030
01:14:49,190 --> 01:14:53,828
Oh, by the way, I have to drive
over to Asheville in a few days

1031
01:14:53,861 --> 01:14:55,896
to buy goods
for my dad's store.

1032
01:14:55,930 --> 01:14:58,532
I was thinking you could come.

1033
01:14:58,566 --> 01:15:00,234
Celebrate your book and all.

1034
01:15:01,736 --> 01:15:03,871
There'd be lots of people.
It doesn't matter.

1035
01:15:03,904 --> 01:15:06,474
You'd be with me.
I know everything.

1036
01:15:06,507 --> 01:15:10,077
Hell, you don't have to talk to
one soul if you don't want to.

1037
01:15:10,111 --> 01:15:11,645
Come on.
If we're gonna get married,

1038
01:15:11,679 --> 01:15:14,548
you need to get out
in the world a bit.

1039
01:15:14,582 --> 01:15:16,584
Spread those long wings
of yours.

1040
01:15:19,053 --> 01:15:20,955
Come on. It'll be fun.

1041
01:15:28,896 --> 01:15:32,767
It's a two-day job,
so we'll stay the night.

1042
01:15:35,703 --> 01:15:37,705
[THE YARDBIRDS' "SMILE ON ME"
PLAYING ON RADIO]

1043
01:15:37,738 --> 01:15:39,640
CHASE:
♪ ...hold my head up high ♪

1044
01:15:41,609 --> 01:15:43,144
Incredible, huh?

1045
01:16:02,897 --> 01:16:05,332
Hey. It's an adventure.
Come on.

1046
01:16:26,654 --> 01:16:28,322
[BOTH CHUCKLING]

1047
01:16:38,533 --> 01:16:40,101
[ZIPPER UNZIPS]

1048
01:16:56,283 --> 01:16:58,520
[MOANING SOFTLY]

1049
01:17:03,958 --> 01:17:05,359
[SIGHS]

1050
01:17:13,467 --> 01:17:14,702
[ZIPPER ZIPS]

1051
01:17:28,215 --> 01:17:32,820
It'll feel better for you later,
the more you do it.

1052
01:17:34,188 --> 01:17:35,422
Oh.

1053
01:17:41,428 --> 01:17:43,330
Hey, I never wanna lose you.

1054
01:17:47,168 --> 01:17:49,571
Yeah?
Yeah.

1055
01:17:49,604 --> 01:17:51,739
I think about it a lot.

1056
01:17:53,274 --> 01:17:55,743
Sneaking out at night
to come see you.

1057
01:17:57,579 --> 01:17:58,513
My Marsh Girl.

1058
01:18:02,551 --> 01:18:05,554
♪ Nobody knows ♪

1059
01:18:05,587 --> 01:18:08,189
♪ Nobody sees ♪

1060
01:18:08,222 --> 01:18:10,958
♪ Nobody knows but me ♪

1061
01:18:14,428 --> 01:18:16,997
Hey, you don't have to prove
yourself to anyone.

1062
01:18:17,031 --> 01:18:18,365
You understand?

1063
01:18:19,767 --> 01:18:21,368
You have me, and I love you.

1064
01:18:25,239 --> 01:18:26,807
I made you something.

1065
01:18:37,218 --> 01:18:38,385
Oh.

1066
01:18:41,422 --> 01:18:44,458
PATTI:
<i>It was a single shell,</i>
<i>hung on a piece of rawhide,</i>

1067
01:18:44,491 --> 01:18:46,961
<i>tied in a tight knot,</i>
<i>and it was missing.</i>

1068
01:18:46,994 --> 01:18:49,196
CHASTAIN:
<i>So to be clear,</i>
<i>what you're saying</i>

1069
01:18:49,230 --> 01:18:51,398
<i>is that the shell necklace</i>

1070
01:18:51,432 --> 01:18:55,469
that Chase wore every day
was missing from these items

1071
01:18:55,502 --> 01:18:57,905
that law enforcement
recovered from his body

1072
01:18:57,938 --> 01:18:59,940
the day that he was found.

1073
01:18:59,974 --> 01:19:01,275
Is that correct?

1074
01:19:01,308 --> 01:19:04,411
I think it's important.
Yes.

1075
01:19:04,445 --> 01:19:07,616
He had that necklace on when he
had dinner with us that night.

1076
01:19:08,983 --> 01:19:11,752
And it was gone from his body.

1077
01:19:13,187 --> 01:19:15,657
And what I'm saying is
he never took it off.

1078
01:19:15,690 --> 01:19:17,791
Whoever killed him took it.

1079
01:19:17,825 --> 01:19:20,995
Objection, Your Honor.
It's speculation.

1080
01:19:21,028 --> 01:19:22,631
Sustained.

1081
01:19:22,664 --> 01:19:24,265
Ladies and gentlemen
of the jury,

1082
01:19:24,298 --> 01:19:28,102
you will disregard that
last remark by Mrs. Andrews.

1083
01:19:28,135 --> 01:19:32,641
CHASTAIN:
Mrs. Andrews, where did Chase
get this necklace?

1084
01:19:32,674 --> 01:19:36,443
PATTI:
It's from that Marsh Girl.
Miss Clark.

1085
01:19:36,477 --> 01:19:39,880
I didn't even know her name
or if she even had one.

1086
01:19:41,382 --> 01:19:43,350
I can't see why Chase...

1087
01:19:43,384 --> 01:19:45,986
But what I'm saying is,

1088
01:19:46,020 --> 01:19:48,657
she's the only one
who'd have any interest

1089
01:19:48,690 --> 01:19:50,257
in taking the thing.

1090
01:19:50,291 --> 01:19:51,959
Mrs. Andrews...

1091
01:19:54,061 --> 01:19:57,031
were Chase and Miss Clark
romantically involved?

1092
01:19:57,064 --> 01:20:00,100
PATTI:
You could say.
I saw him sneaking out at night.

1093
01:20:00,134 --> 01:20:02,537
When I finally asked him
where he was going,

1094
01:20:02,570 --> 01:20:05,005
he told me the truth.

1095
01:20:05,039 --> 01:20:08,809
I thought:
What would people say?

1096
01:20:08,842 --> 01:20:13,380
I was a silly woman to be
worried about that next to...

1097
01:20:18,586 --> 01:20:23,023
[VOICE BREAKING]
But he told me
he broke it off with her.

1098
01:20:23,057 --> 01:20:26,795
She knew she couldn't have him
anymore, so she killed him

1099
01:20:26,860 --> 01:20:30,397
and took back her ugly necklace!
TOM: Objection, Your Honor.

1100
01:20:30,431 --> 01:20:32,399
[GAVEL POUNDING]

1101
01:20:32,433 --> 01:20:33,702
SIMS:
Sustained.

1102
01:20:33,735 --> 01:20:35,502
No further questions,
Your Honor.

1103
01:20:38,372 --> 01:20:40,040
[SIGHS, STAMMERS]

1104
01:20:40,074 --> 01:20:43,344
Mrs. Andrews, you have my
deepest sympathy for your loss.

1105
01:20:43,377 --> 01:20:46,046
With all due respect,

1106
01:20:46,080 --> 01:20:51,720
you are aware that Miss Clark's
house was thoroughly searched.

1107
01:20:51,753 --> 01:20:55,422
And that the police
did not find the necklace there.

1108
01:20:55,456 --> 01:20:57,925
Did they?
No.

1109
01:20:57,958 --> 01:20:59,927
[PEOPLE MURMURING]

1110
01:20:59,960 --> 01:21:02,896
[♪♪♪]

1111
01:21:07,901 --> 01:21:10,739
[KYA LAUGHING]

1112
01:21:20,147 --> 01:21:22,049
CHASE:
Hey.

1113
01:21:22,082 --> 01:21:24,251
KYA:
I got it.

1114
01:21:24,284 --> 01:21:27,020
CHASE: Almost got you.
KYA: Almost knocked me out.

1115
01:21:27,054 --> 01:21:28,956
Just trying to show off.
[CHASE LAUGHS]

1116
01:21:30,558 --> 01:21:32,627
BRIAN:
What's that Marsh Girl like
in bed, man?

1117
01:21:32,660 --> 01:21:34,629
Is she an animal?
CHASE: Wild as a bobcat

1118
01:21:34,662 --> 01:21:36,631
and worth every bit
of the gas money.

1119
01:21:36,664 --> 01:21:38,533
Tell me her eyes glow.
[CHUCKLES]

1120
01:21:38,566 --> 01:21:40,300
Only for me
and only when I make them.

1121
01:21:40,334 --> 01:21:42,403
Hey, don't talk
about her like that.

1122
01:21:42,436 --> 01:21:43,705
What's that?

1123
01:21:43,738 --> 01:21:45,774
I said don't talk about her
like that.

1124
01:21:45,807 --> 01:21:47,675
Oh, the college boy.

1125
01:21:49,744 --> 01:21:51,880
He taught the Marsh Girl
her ABCs.

1126
01:21:51,912 --> 01:21:52,980
Oh.
Mm.

1127
01:21:53,013 --> 01:21:54,148
You're a waste of her time.

1128
01:21:56,183 --> 01:21:58,419
Go ahead, college boy.
What you gonna do?

1129
01:21:58,452 --> 01:22:01,756
Come on, you're tough, right?
Come on, let's do something.

1130
01:22:01,790 --> 01:22:05,125
You wanna hit me?
Hey, y'all settle down now.

1131
01:22:05,159 --> 01:22:06,360
That's enough.

1132
01:22:08,262 --> 01:22:11,231
Settle down
before someone get hurt.

1133
01:22:11,265 --> 01:22:12,667
There's better ways than this.

1134
01:22:18,105 --> 01:22:20,007
[BOAT APPROACHING]

1135
01:22:22,109 --> 01:22:23,678
[ENGINE SHUTS OFF]

1136
01:22:33,020 --> 01:22:34,923
Hey, Kya.

1137
01:22:34,955 --> 01:22:37,024
[GRUNTING]

1138
01:22:37,057 --> 01:22:38,860
Hey, what the hell?

1139
01:22:38,893 --> 01:22:41,028
Wait! Kya, wait! Please.

1140
01:22:41,061 --> 01:22:42,329
Look, I just wanna talk.

1141
01:22:42,362 --> 01:22:44,198
Get out of my lagoon,
you dirty creep!

1142
01:22:44,231 --> 01:22:46,099
Kya, please!
I just need to talk to you!

1143
01:22:46,133 --> 01:22:48,435
I don't care what you want!

1144
01:22:48,469 --> 01:22:51,104
I never wanna see you again.
Ever.

1145
01:22:51,138 --> 01:22:53,106
Kya, I need to talk to you
about Chase, okay?

1146
01:22:53,140 --> 01:22:55,844
About Chase?
He's not good enough for you.

1147
01:22:57,545 --> 01:23:00,481
You're the one who left me.

1148
01:23:02,182 --> 01:23:04,351
Who didn't come back
when you promised.

1149
01:23:04,384 --> 01:23:06,955
Who never came back.

1150
01:23:06,987 --> 01:23:10,725
[SCOFFS]
You didn't even write
to explain

1151
01:23:10,758 --> 01:23:12,727
or even to say
if you were alive or dead.

1152
01:23:12,760 --> 01:23:14,027
You just disappeared.

1153
01:23:14,061 --> 01:23:16,230
I know.
And I'm so sorry, Kya,

1154
01:23:16,263 --> 01:23:17,464
you have no idea.

1155
01:23:17,498 --> 01:23:20,869
You weren't man enough
to face me.

1156
01:23:22,169 --> 01:23:23,270
You're right, Kya.

1157
01:23:24,572 --> 01:23:27,040
Everything you say is true.

1158
01:23:27,074 --> 01:23:29,577
Leaving you like that was
the worst thing I've ever done,

1159
01:23:29,611 --> 01:23:31,980
the worst thing
I'll ever do in my life.

1160
01:23:32,012 --> 01:23:33,882
I knew how badly I'd hurt you,

1161
01:23:33,915 --> 01:23:36,250
and I couldn't face you,
like you said.

1162
01:23:39,019 --> 01:23:41,923
I thought you wouldn't be able
to leave the marsh

1163
01:23:41,956 --> 01:23:44,424
and live in any other world.

1164
01:23:44,458 --> 01:23:47,327
You know, I thought I had
to choose between you

1165
01:23:47,361 --> 01:23:48,563
and everything else.

1166
01:23:48,596 --> 01:23:49,831
But the truth is, Kya,

1167
01:23:49,864 --> 01:23:51,331
everything else
that I thought mattered,

1168
01:23:51,365 --> 01:23:53,233
the scholarships,
the grants, the jobs,

1169
01:23:53,267 --> 01:23:55,235
it means nothing without you.

1170
01:23:57,137 --> 01:23:59,373
I was so wrong.

1171
01:23:59,406 --> 01:24:01,074
I've been sorry for years.

1172
01:24:03,578 --> 01:24:05,813
And I'll be sorry
for the rest of my life.

1173
01:24:16,658 --> 01:24:17,592
You look...

1174
01:24:30,004 --> 01:24:31,673
I brought you something.

1175
01:24:49,256 --> 01:24:52,492
You know, I'm working
at the new lab near town.

1176
01:24:54,194 --> 01:24:55,663
You'd love it, Kya.

1177
01:24:55,697 --> 01:24:58,465
I get to study all this
under a microscope.

1178
01:25:00,935 --> 01:25:02,369
So I'm here now.

1179
01:25:04,471 --> 01:25:05,940
I'm back for good.

1180
01:25:15,650 --> 01:25:18,019
Kya,
I would do anything to--

1181
01:25:20,855 --> 01:25:23,357
I would've done
so many things differently.

1182
01:25:31,733 --> 01:25:33,701
What do you want now, Tate?

1183
01:25:33,735 --> 01:25:36,804
Is there any way that you
could possibly forgive me, Kya?

1184
01:25:38,840 --> 01:25:40,008
Please?

1185
01:25:42,910 --> 01:25:44,646
[SOFTLY]
I don't know how.

1186
01:26:07,568 --> 01:26:11,706
TOM:
Kya, I trust you would tell me
if you knew of anyone else

1187
01:26:11,739 --> 01:26:14,374
who had reason to harm
Chase Andrews.

1188
01:26:19,013 --> 01:26:21,481
Well, all right, then.

1189
01:26:21,516 --> 01:26:23,017
Try and get some rest.

1190
01:26:23,051 --> 01:26:24,619
[LOCK CLICKS]

1191
01:26:29,456 --> 01:26:31,224
Oh. Hi.

1192
01:26:31,258 --> 01:26:33,427
Hey. What you doing in town?

1193
01:26:33,460 --> 01:26:35,863
I had some good news
from the publisher,

1194
01:26:35,897 --> 01:26:37,865
so I thought
we could celebrate.

1195
01:26:37,899 --> 01:26:40,400
I was gonna make--
PEARL: There he is.

1196
01:26:46,908 --> 01:26:49,711
Kya, you know
Brian, Tina, Pearl.

1197
01:26:49,744 --> 01:26:52,947
You guys know Kya.
Sure, yeah, the Marsh Girl.

1198
01:26:52,980 --> 01:26:54,782
Pleased to meet you, Kya.

1199
01:26:54,816 --> 01:26:57,552
I'm Chase's fiancée.

1200
01:26:59,486 --> 01:27:01,789
All right.
Well, I'll see you around, Kya.

1201
01:27:10,497 --> 01:27:12,967
[PANTING]

1202
01:27:13,000 --> 01:27:15,937
[♪♪♪]

1203
01:27:20,742 --> 01:27:22,643
[BOAT APPROACHING]

1204
01:27:42,597 --> 01:27:43,664
Kya!

1205
01:27:44,866 --> 01:27:46,768
Hey, Kya. I can explain.

1206
01:27:49,670 --> 01:27:50,938
Are you in there?

1207
01:27:52,840 --> 01:27:54,374
Hey, I just wanna talk.

1208
01:27:55,943 --> 01:27:57,344
Kya!

1209
01:28:00,480 --> 01:28:01,816
I know you're here, damn it!

1210
01:28:03,518 --> 01:28:05,153
[FURNITURE CLATTERS]

1211
01:28:07,855 --> 01:28:09,322
Kya!

1212
01:28:09,356 --> 01:28:11,192
[CLATTERING]

1213
01:28:11,225 --> 01:28:14,162
[♪♪♪]

1214
01:28:19,567 --> 01:28:21,501
[ENGINE STARTS]

1215
01:28:24,404 --> 01:28:27,340
[♪♪♪]

1216
01:28:35,750 --> 01:28:37,985
[SCREAMS]

1217
01:28:38,019 --> 01:28:39,887
[SNIFFLES, THEN PANTING]

1218
01:29:03,611 --> 01:29:05,613
KYA:
<i>I had to do life alone.</i>

1219
01:29:07,582 --> 01:29:08,883
<i>But I knew that.</i>

1220
01:29:10,383 --> 01:29:12,352
<i>I'd known for a long time.</i>

1221
01:29:14,222 --> 01:29:15,756
<i>People don't stay.</i>

1222
01:29:27,869 --> 01:29:29,537
<i>"Dear Miss Clark,</i>

1223
01:29:29,570 --> 01:29:33,074
<i>enclosed is the final copy</i>
<i>of your beautiful book,</i>

1224
01:29:33,107 --> 01:29:35,509
<i>along with the initial check</i>
<i>for delivery,</i>

1225
01:29:35,543 --> 01:29:38,679
<i>with royalties to follow,</i>
<i>I'm sure.</i>

1226
01:29:38,713 --> 01:29:41,249
<i>I'm attending a conference</i>
<i>in Greenville next month</i>

1227
01:29:41,282 --> 01:29:42,917
<i>and would love for you</i>
<i>to join us</i>

1228
01:29:42,950 --> 01:29:45,219
<i>and celebrate this great</i>
<i>accomplishment."</i>

1229
01:29:45,253 --> 01:29:47,788
[♪♪♪]

1230
01:29:53,160 --> 01:29:55,963
<i>"A full deed</i>
<i>for Catherine Danielle Clark</i>

1231
01:29:55,997 --> 01:30:01,869
<i>for 310 acres of lagoons,</i>
<i>marsh, oak forests and beach.</i>

1232
01:30:01,903 --> 01:30:05,306
<i>Wasteland category:</i>
<i>murky swamp."</i>

1233
01:30:15,516 --> 01:30:17,450
[CAR APPROACHING]

1234
01:30:19,186 --> 01:30:20,588
[CAR DOOR CLOSES]

1235
01:30:26,493 --> 01:30:29,096
Jodie?
JODIE: <i>There I am in Asheville,</i>

1236
01:30:29,130 --> 01:30:31,565
and I see your book in a shop:

1237
01:30:31,599 --> 01:30:33,167
Catherine Danielle Clark.

1238
01:30:33,200 --> 01:30:37,972
And my heart just broke
and leapt for joy all at once.

1239
01:30:38,005 --> 01:30:40,508
I knew I had to find you.

1240
01:30:40,541 --> 01:30:42,442
I just didn't think
you'd still be here.

1241
01:30:43,544 --> 01:30:45,680
What about the others?

1242
01:30:45,713 --> 01:30:48,249
I don't know a thing
about Murph, Mandy or Missy.

1243
01:30:48,282 --> 01:30:51,285
I wouldn't know them
if I passed them in the street.

1244
01:30:51,319 --> 01:30:52,853
And, um...

1245
01:30:54,855 --> 01:30:56,357
what about Ma?

1246
01:30:59,060 --> 01:31:00,962
Ma passed, Kya.

1247
01:31:09,236 --> 01:31:11,639
Ma had a sister, Rosemary.

1248
01:31:11,672 --> 01:31:14,608
She found me in the Army
and told me what happened.

1249
01:31:14,642 --> 01:31:17,878
Showed up at Rosemary's door
in her alligator shoes.

1250
01:31:17,912 --> 01:31:20,614
Rosemary said
she didn't talk for months.

1251
01:31:20,648 --> 01:31:24,051
And then about a year later,
she remembered she had children.

1252
01:31:24,085 --> 01:31:25,720
Rosemary helped her
write a letter to Pa,

1253
01:31:25,753 --> 01:31:28,522
asking if she
could come get us.

1254
01:31:28,556 --> 01:31:31,392
And he told her if she ever
so much as contacted us again,

1255
01:31:31,425 --> 01:31:32,994
he'd beat us unrecognizable.

1256
01:31:34,562 --> 01:31:36,163
Yeah, sounds like Pa.

1257
01:31:36,197 --> 01:31:38,666
She saved up for lawyers
and everything,

1258
01:31:38,699 --> 01:31:40,901
but then she got sick.

1259
01:31:40,935 --> 01:31:42,837
Leukemia.

1260
01:31:42,870 --> 01:31:43,904
She tried, but--

1261
01:31:43,938 --> 01:31:45,573
She never had a chance.

1262
01:31:48,609 --> 01:31:50,644
I've been waiting...

1263
01:31:50,678 --> 01:31:53,180
all these years
for her to walk down the lane.

1264
01:31:54,915 --> 01:31:58,152
You didn't have a family
your whole life,

1265
01:31:58,185 --> 01:32:01,522
and there's nothing I can do
to give you that back.

1266
01:32:01,555 --> 01:32:05,626
But I'd like to come see you
as much as I can get up here.

1267
01:32:10,531 --> 01:32:12,066
Yeah, I'd like that.

1268
01:32:45,633 --> 01:32:49,270
[BLUES MUSIC PLAYING SOFTLY]

1269
01:32:49,303 --> 01:32:50,971
JUMPIN':
<i>Mabel's gonna be so proud.</i>

1270
01:32:51,005 --> 01:32:52,640
Just one more thing.

1271
01:32:55,076 --> 01:32:56,911
I'll be sure he gets it.

1272
01:32:58,145 --> 01:32:59,480
Thank you, Jumpin'.

1273
01:33:04,318 --> 01:33:05,619
How y'all doing?

1274
01:33:05,653 --> 01:33:08,557
One pack of your finest,
please, sir.

1275
01:33:08,589 --> 01:33:10,124
And give me some matches.

1276
01:33:10,157 --> 01:33:12,226
JUMPIN': Sure thing.
BRIAN: "Sure thing."

1277
01:33:12,259 --> 01:33:13,661
[BOYS SNICKERING]

1278
01:33:13,694 --> 01:33:15,429
CHASE:
Kya Clark.

1279
01:33:15,463 --> 01:33:17,798
Miss Catherine Danielle Clark.

1280
01:33:17,832 --> 01:33:19,767
You wrote a damn book.
Come here.

1281
01:33:19,800 --> 01:33:21,769
Wait, wait, wait.
I wanna talk to you.

1282
01:33:21,802 --> 01:33:24,573
Don't act like that. Come on.

1283
01:33:24,605 --> 01:33:26,006
Leave me alone.

1284
01:33:28,510 --> 01:33:31,479
BRIAN:
Damn, the Marsh Girl thinks
she's too good for you now.

1285
01:33:31,513 --> 01:33:33,080
[LAUGHING]
Shut up!

1286
01:33:33,114 --> 01:33:35,349
Here you go, sir.
It's on the house.

1287
01:33:44,859 --> 01:33:46,494
Thought I might find you here.

1288
01:33:47,828 --> 01:33:49,263
I told you to leave me alone.

1289
01:33:49,296 --> 01:33:50,764
No, I know, but I just--

1290
01:33:50,798 --> 01:33:52,766
Listen, I wanted
to say I'm sorry.

1291
01:33:52,800 --> 01:33:57,204
Really. I feel bad about
how things turned out.

1292
01:33:57,238 --> 01:33:58,873
"How things turned out"?

1293
01:34:00,341 --> 01:34:02,009
What, you mean
how it turned out

1294
01:34:02,042 --> 01:34:05,379
you were engaged the whole time
we were together?

1295
01:34:05,412 --> 01:34:09,049
How it turned out
that you lie to everybody?

1296
01:34:09,083 --> 01:34:11,652
Kya, I have to do things I don't
wanna do. You know that.

1297
01:34:11,685 --> 01:34:14,822
No, I have to get married
to someone like Pearl. I had to.

1298
01:34:14,855 --> 01:34:16,757
But you're the one
I really want.

1299
01:34:20,995 --> 01:34:23,998
You know any other man
would have tried to change you?

1300
01:34:24,031 --> 01:34:25,332
To fix you?

1301
01:34:26,500 --> 01:34:27,935
I never did.

1302
01:34:29,203 --> 01:34:30,671
No, no. Please, please, wait.

1303
01:34:30,704 --> 01:34:33,474
I need you. I really need you.

1304
01:34:33,508 --> 01:34:36,076
Don't leave me all alone
in that place.

1305
01:34:36,110 --> 01:34:37,711
You know, nobody else knows me.

1306
01:34:37,745 --> 01:34:39,246
[GRUNTS SOFTLY]

1307
01:34:42,216 --> 01:34:44,251
You know,
I feel sorry for you.

1308
01:34:46,220 --> 01:34:48,355
But I want nothing to do
with any of that.

1309
01:34:59,733 --> 01:35:00,801
[SPITS]

1310
01:35:02,604 --> 01:35:03,971
Wilder than ever.

1311
01:35:07,942 --> 01:35:09,511
I know you want this too.

1312
01:35:09,544 --> 01:35:11,745
Stop!
I know you want this too.

1313
01:35:11,779 --> 01:35:13,147
[EARS RINGING]

1314
01:35:17,151 --> 01:35:19,186
[DISTORTED]
You're mine, Kya.
You belong to me.

1315
01:35:19,220 --> 01:35:20,988
I'm not letting you go
this time.

1316
01:35:39,608 --> 01:35:41,108
[COUGHS WEAKLY]

1317
01:35:41,141 --> 01:35:43,310
Leave me alone, you bastard!

1318
01:35:44,679 --> 01:35:48,449
You bother me again
and I'll kill you!

1319
01:35:48,482 --> 01:35:50,652
RODNEY:
<i>She shouted it real loud, sir.</i>

1320
01:35:50,685 --> 01:35:52,786
<i>I heard a commotion,</i>
<i>and I come closer,</i>

1321
01:35:52,820 --> 01:35:55,990
see if anybody was in trouble,
and there she was.

1322
01:35:56,023 --> 01:35:58,759
And do you recognize the woman?

1323
01:35:58,792 --> 01:36:02,329
Is she in the courtroom today?

1324
01:36:02,363 --> 01:36:04,733
Yes, that one there.
The defendant.

1325
01:36:04,765 --> 01:36:07,134
[PEOPLE MURMURING]
The one folks call Marsh Girl.

1326
01:36:07,167 --> 01:36:08,135
[GAVEL BANGING]

1327
01:36:12,674 --> 01:36:15,476
KYA:
<i>I finally understood</i>
<i>why Ma had to leave.</i>

1328
01:36:15,510 --> 01:36:16,611
[TWIG SNAPS]
[GASPS]

1329
01:36:16,645 --> 01:36:19,146
[♪♪♪]

1330
01:36:31,825 --> 01:36:33,327
[BIRD CALLING]
[GASPS]

1331
01:37:00,154 --> 01:37:03,057
[BOAT ENGINE DRONING
IN DISTANCE]

1332
01:37:22,343 --> 01:37:24,646
<i>One thing I learned from Pa,</i>

1333
01:37:24,679 --> 01:37:27,181
<i>these men have to have</i>
<i>the last punch.</i>

1334
01:37:54,809 --> 01:37:57,712
<i>Being isolated was one thing.</i>

1335
01:37:57,746 --> 01:38:00,881
<i>Living in fear, quite another.</i>

1336
01:38:02,650 --> 01:38:05,754
<i>I will never live like that.</i>

1337
01:38:05,787 --> 01:38:09,758
<i>A life wondering</i>
<i>when the next fist will fall.</i>

1338
01:38:09,791 --> 01:38:11,726
[BOAT APPROACHING]
[GASPS]

1339
01:38:31,679 --> 01:38:33,548
Tate, you can't be here.

1340
01:38:33,581 --> 01:38:35,149
I just wanted to check on you.

1341
01:38:35,182 --> 01:38:36,483
Jumpin' said he hadn't
seen you since--

1342
01:38:36,518 --> 01:38:37,585
Not now.

1343
01:38:39,286 --> 01:38:41,623
Kya, what happened
to your face?

1344
01:38:41,656 --> 01:38:44,224
Was it Chase?
Tell me, Kya. Did he do this?

1345
01:38:44,258 --> 01:38:45,926
I need you to stay out of it.

1346
01:38:45,959 --> 01:38:48,061
That son of a bitch.

1347
01:38:48,095 --> 01:38:50,899
That son of a bitch.
Tate, I need you to go.

1348
01:38:50,931 --> 01:38:52,132
Kya.

1349
01:38:58,773 --> 01:39:01,275
You know, I was gonna go
to Greenville next week.

1350
01:39:04,111 --> 01:39:05,814
Finally meet my publishers.

1351
01:39:07,948 --> 01:39:10,117
Talk about the next book.

1352
01:39:10,150 --> 01:39:11,952
I was feeling brave enough.

1353
01:39:11,985 --> 01:39:13,655
Well, you can still go.

1354
01:39:13,688 --> 01:39:15,322
Looking like this?

1355
01:39:15,355 --> 01:39:18,192
Don't let him ruin this
for you.

1356
01:39:18,225 --> 01:39:20,294
Go to Greenville.

1357
01:39:20,327 --> 01:39:21,995
Okay? There's a bus.

1358
01:39:22,029 --> 01:39:24,666
It's easy.
Jumpin's got the schedule.

1359
01:39:24,699 --> 01:39:27,134
Let them put you up
in a nice hotel,

1360
01:39:27,167 --> 01:39:29,436
eat some hot restaurant food
you didn't have to make.

1361
01:39:29,470 --> 01:39:32,306
Stay a week, if you can.

1362
01:39:32,339 --> 01:39:36,210
And I'll come see you
when you're back. Okay?

1363
01:39:36,243 --> 01:39:38,847
Hear how it all went
with the publishers.

1364
01:39:38,880 --> 01:39:40,314
[SOFTLY]
All right.

1365
01:39:47,555 --> 01:39:48,756
Hey, you cold?

1366
01:39:50,357 --> 01:39:53,327
I'm fine. I don't need you
to take care of me.

1367
01:39:53,360 --> 01:39:55,295
I know, but just take my hat.

1368
01:39:55,329 --> 01:39:58,065
I said I don't need your help.
Just take it.

1369
01:40:00,434 --> 01:40:02,402
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

1370
01:40:02,436 --> 01:40:03,872
[DOOR CREAKS]

1371
01:40:26,861 --> 01:40:29,363
JUMPIN':
<i>You wanna tell me</i>
<i>what happened to your eye?</i>

1372
01:40:30,732 --> 01:40:32,867
I need to write down
the bus schedule.

1373
01:40:32,901 --> 01:40:34,702
You have a copy, right?

1374
01:40:39,874 --> 01:40:42,610
It was that Chase,
wasn't it?

1375
01:40:45,212 --> 01:40:46,581
Kya, look at me.

1376
01:40:49,617 --> 01:40:51,485
Now you tell me
what he did.

1377
01:40:53,821 --> 01:40:55,088
[WHISPERS]
I can't say it.

1378
01:40:56,724 --> 01:40:58,560
It's over now.

1379
01:40:58,593 --> 01:41:00,427
I just want it out of my life.

1380
01:41:00,460 --> 01:41:03,598
And how you know he ain't
coming after you again?

1381
01:41:03,631 --> 01:41:05,465
You're all by your lonesome
out there.

1382
01:41:05,499 --> 01:41:06,834
Jumpin', please.

1383
01:41:08,002 --> 01:41:09,871
You can't tell anybody.

1384
01:41:09,904 --> 01:41:11,706
You know how it is.

1385
01:41:11,739 --> 01:41:14,408
They'd drag me
into the sheriff's office

1386
01:41:14,441 --> 01:41:18,145
and make me describe it
to a bunch of men.

1387
01:41:18,178 --> 01:41:20,113
And then write me up
in the papers,

1388
01:41:20,147 --> 01:41:22,482
accusing me of whoring.

1389
01:41:22,517 --> 01:41:25,620
Or trying to get money
out of his parents.

1390
01:41:25,653 --> 01:41:27,387
Okay?
They'd do nothing about it.

1391
01:41:27,421 --> 01:41:28,422
You're right, Kya.

1392
01:41:31,025 --> 01:41:33,828
And I ain't gonna do anything
to make this thing worse.

1393
01:41:35,763 --> 01:41:39,067
But you let me know
when you're coming and going.

1394
01:41:39,099 --> 01:41:40,935
You hear?

1395
01:41:40,969 --> 01:41:43,004
I gotta know
if you're out of town.

1396
01:41:46,273 --> 01:41:49,376
'Cause if I don't see you
for a while...

1397
01:41:54,716 --> 01:41:56,050
[SOFTLY]
Thank you, Jumpin'.

1398
01:41:57,217 --> 01:41:59,020
I'm leaving in a few days.

1399
01:42:00,387 --> 01:42:02,189
I'll come see you
as soon as I'm back.

1400
01:42:04,559 --> 01:42:06,661
Okay, that's good.

1401
01:42:06,694 --> 01:42:08,029
That's good.

1402
01:42:11,398 --> 01:42:13,101
TOM:
<i>Miss Price, would you tell us</i>

1403
01:42:13,133 --> 01:42:15,870
<i>what you saw</i>
<i>on the morning of October 29?</i>

1404
01:42:15,903 --> 01:42:17,939
I saw the Marsh Girl...

1405
01:42:17,972 --> 01:42:20,808
Miss Clark, that is. Pardon me.
...get on the 9:00 bus.

1406
01:42:20,842 --> 01:42:22,810
TOM:
Well, you've got
quite a good memory.

1407
01:42:22,844 --> 01:42:23,945
We all talked about it.

1408
01:42:23,978 --> 01:42:25,046
<i>We'd never seen her</i>

1409
01:42:25,079 --> 01:42:26,480
<i>all cleaned up like that.</i>

1410
01:42:26,514 --> 01:42:28,650
<i>Hair combed, makeup.</i>

1411
01:42:28,683 --> 01:42:33,054
TOM:
<i>Just to be clear,</i>
<i>on the morning of October 29,</i>

1412
01:42:33,087 --> 01:42:36,289
<i>you and several others</i>
<i>saw Miss Clark</i>

1413
01:42:36,323 --> 01:42:39,861
<i>board the 9 a.m. bus</i>
<i>and leave Barkley Cove.</i>

1414
01:42:39,894 --> 01:42:41,896
Yes, that's right.
Thank you, Miss Price.

1415
01:42:41,929 --> 01:42:43,631
No further questions,
Your Honor.

1416
01:42:43,665 --> 01:42:46,400
CHASTAIN:
Miss Price,
is the Piggly Wiggly open

1417
01:42:46,433 --> 01:42:48,201
at 1:30 in the morning?

1418
01:42:48,235 --> 01:42:49,904
No, sir.

1419
01:42:51,039 --> 01:42:53,206
Well, the reason I ask is,

1420
01:42:53,240 --> 01:42:54,909
you couldn't have seen
who got off

1421
01:42:54,942 --> 01:42:56,911
the night bus
from Greenville,

1422
01:42:56,944 --> 01:42:59,714
nor could you have seen
who got on the 2:30 a.m. bus

1423
01:42:59,747 --> 01:43:03,350
from Barkley Cove
back to Greenville, could you?

1424
01:43:03,383 --> 01:43:05,086
Well, no. Of course not.

1425
01:43:05,119 --> 01:43:07,689
So after you saw Miss Clark

1426
01:43:07,722 --> 01:43:10,124
board that morning bus
to Greenville...

1427
01:43:11,759 --> 01:43:14,562
she could have returned
to Barkley Cove that night

1428
01:43:14,595 --> 01:43:16,698
and been back in Greenville
for breakfast,

1429
01:43:16,731 --> 01:43:19,266
all without you
taking notice.

1430
01:43:19,299 --> 01:43:21,002
<i>My name is Robert Foster.</i>

1431
01:43:21,035 --> 01:43:24,172
I'm a senior editor at Harrison
Morris Publishing Company

1432
01:43:24,204 --> 01:43:27,075
in Boston, Massachusetts.
TOM: Mr. Foster, you sat down

1433
01:43:27,108 --> 01:43:29,711
for dinner with Miss Clark
at 7 p.m.

1434
01:43:29,744 --> 01:43:31,846
on the night of October 29.

1435
01:43:31,879 --> 01:43:33,213
Correct?
Yes.

1436
01:43:33,246 --> 01:43:35,282
What was
your first impression of her?

1437
01:43:35,315 --> 01:43:36,684
[CHUCKLES]

1438
01:43:36,718 --> 01:43:38,052
My first impression was

1439
01:43:38,086 --> 01:43:43,057
that she was very shy,
very gentle, very smart.

1440
01:43:43,091 --> 01:43:45,193
I knew that she was
something of a recluse,

1441
01:43:45,225 --> 01:43:48,129
but I also knew that
she was a gifted naturalist.

1442
01:43:48,162 --> 01:43:49,764
TOM:
<i>How long did that dinner go on?</i>

1443
01:43:49,797 --> 01:43:51,199
ROBERT:
<i>At least a few hours.</i>

1444
01:43:51,231 --> 01:43:52,967
KYA:
Some female insects
do eat their mates.

1445
01:43:53,000 --> 01:43:56,269
Fireflies, in fact, have
two different light signals.

1446
01:43:56,303 --> 01:43:57,471
One for mating,

1447
01:43:57,504 --> 01:43:58,806
and one to attract a male

1448
01:43:58,840 --> 01:44:00,575
in order to make him
her next meal.

1449
01:44:00,608 --> 01:44:02,309
MAN: So she eats him?
WOMAN: How gruesome.

1450
01:44:02,342 --> 01:44:03,477
Oh, dear.

1451
01:44:03,511 --> 01:44:05,278
I must spend less time
with insects.

1452
01:44:05,312 --> 01:44:07,582
It's quite amoral.
WOMAN: Amoral, indeed.

1453
01:44:07,615 --> 01:44:10,017
I don't know if there is
a dark side to nature.

1454
01:44:11,686 --> 01:44:14,555
Just inventive ways
to endure.

1455
01:44:14,589 --> 01:44:16,090
Against all odds.

1456
01:44:16,124 --> 01:44:18,159
TOM:
<i>And when you met</i>
<i>with Miss Clark</i>

1457
01:44:18,192 --> 01:44:20,595
the following morning,
October 30th,

1458
01:44:20,628 --> 01:44:24,632
was there anything unusual about
her appearance or her demeanor?

1459
01:44:24,665 --> 01:44:26,433
Not at all.

1460
01:44:26,466 --> 01:44:28,236
TOM:
No further questions,
Your Honor.

1461
01:44:28,268 --> 01:44:31,773
Mr. Foster, did Miss Clark
stay at the same hotel

1462
01:44:31,806 --> 01:44:33,440
as you and your colleagues?

1463
01:44:33,473 --> 01:44:36,144
No. She preferred
a smaller hotel.

1464
01:44:36,177 --> 01:44:38,780
The, um, Mountain something.

1465
01:44:38,813 --> 01:44:42,116
Could you look at this map
of Greenville for me, please?

1466
01:44:42,150 --> 01:44:44,852
I think you'll see The Piedmont,

1467
01:44:44,886 --> 01:44:46,788
where you
and your colleagues stayed,

1468
01:44:46,821 --> 01:44:50,858
and then The Three Mountains
Hotel, where Miss Clark stayed.

1469
01:44:50,892 --> 01:44:54,361
Could you tell me which one
is closest to the bus station?

1470
01:44:56,063 --> 01:44:58,533
The Three Mountains Hotel
is closer.

1471
01:44:58,566 --> 01:45:02,270
In fact, The Three Mountains
is the closest hotel

1472
01:45:02,302 --> 01:45:05,673
to the Greenville bus station.
Is that correct?

1473
01:45:05,706 --> 01:45:08,543
Looks that way.
No further questions.

1474
01:45:08,576 --> 01:45:11,311
TOM:
<i>I don't think a good lawyer</i>

1475
01:45:11,344 --> 01:45:13,047
ever puts their client
on the stand,

1476
01:45:13,080 --> 01:45:15,348
but this might help you.

1477
01:45:15,382 --> 01:45:19,587
For the jury to be able
to hear from you, directly.

1478
01:45:20,922 --> 01:45:23,925
For them to be able
to see you...

1479
01:45:25,526 --> 01:45:27,995
as the kind and thoughtful
person you truly are.

1480
01:45:28,029 --> 01:45:29,831
They're never gonna see me
like that.

1481
01:45:29,864 --> 01:45:32,200
Listen. I know you have
a world of reasons

1482
01:45:32,233 --> 01:45:34,735
to hate these people--
No, I never hated them.

1483
01:45:34,769 --> 01:45:36,237
They hated me.

1484
01:45:37,605 --> 01:45:41,341
They laughed at me.
They left me.

1485
01:45:41,374 --> 01:45:43,811
They harassed me.
They attacked me.

1486
01:45:43,845 --> 01:45:47,315
You want me to beg for my life?

1487
01:45:47,347 --> 01:45:49,150
I don't have it in me.

1488
01:45:49,183 --> 01:45:50,718
I won't.

1489
01:45:52,553 --> 01:45:55,189
I will not offer myself up.

1490
01:45:55,223 --> 01:45:56,891
They can make their decision.

1491
01:45:59,227 --> 01:46:03,097
But they're not deciding
anything about me.

1492
01:46:04,866 --> 01:46:06,200
It's them.

1493
01:46:07,802 --> 01:46:09,570
They're judging themselves.

1494
01:46:12,039 --> 01:46:13,307
All right, then.

1495
01:46:14,542 --> 01:46:15,710
Mm.

1496
01:46:17,645 --> 01:46:18,913
[SIGHS]

1497
01:46:20,548 --> 01:46:23,651
Mr. Milton, you have always
been kind to me.

1498
01:46:25,219 --> 01:46:26,587
Even as a child.

1499
01:46:28,256 --> 01:46:29,724
I never forgot.

1500
01:46:32,894 --> 01:46:35,296
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

1501
01:46:39,634 --> 01:46:43,403
CHASTAIN:
<i>His life was cut short</i>
<i>by the jilted lover</i>

1502
01:46:43,436 --> 01:46:47,141
<i>who could not accept that</i>
<i>he had returned to the fold.</i>

1503
01:46:47,174 --> 01:46:51,712
<i>A witness saw Miss Clark</i>
<i>and Chase in the marsh.</i>

1504
01:46:51,746 --> 01:46:55,049
<i>Heard her say the words</i>
<i>"I'll kill you."</i>

1505
01:46:55,082 --> 01:46:56,449
<i>And what's more,</i>

1506
01:46:56,483 --> 01:46:58,485
<i>is there's physical evidence</i>

1507
01:46:58,519 --> 01:47:00,821
<i>from that night</i>
<i>connecting them.</i>

1508
01:47:00,855 --> 01:47:04,825
<i>Fibers from her red wool cap</i>

1509
01:47:04,859 --> 01:47:06,794
<i>left on his denim jacket.</i>

1510
01:47:06,827 --> 01:47:08,663
Dad, I'm going over
to deal with it.

1511
01:47:08,696 --> 01:47:11,699
<i>Who else would have motive</i>
<i>to take that shell necklace?</i>

1512
01:47:13,500 --> 01:47:16,070
You can, and you must,

1513
01:47:16,103 --> 01:47:21,108
find that the defendant is
guilty of first-degree murder.

1514
01:47:30,483 --> 01:47:31,819
Mr. Milton.

1515
01:47:42,495 --> 01:47:44,065
[CLEARS THROAT]

1516
01:47:47,368 --> 01:47:52,673
I have lived
in Barkley Cove my whole life.

1517
01:47:52,707 --> 01:47:56,811
And like you,
I heard the tall tales

1518
01:47:56,844 --> 01:47:59,280
told about the Marsh Girl.

1519
01:47:59,313 --> 01:48:01,649
That she was part wolf.

1520
01:48:01,682 --> 01:48:05,820
A missing link
between ape and man.

1521
01:48:05,853 --> 01:48:08,255
That her eyes
glowed in the dark.

1522
01:48:10,057 --> 01:48:12,827
Well, here she is.

1523
01:48:12,860 --> 01:48:17,631
The reality is that
she was an abandoned child.

1524
01:48:17,665 --> 01:48:22,203
A little girl surviving out
there in the marsh on her own,

1525
01:48:22,236 --> 01:48:24,772
reviled and shunned.

1526
01:48:27,842 --> 01:48:31,312
Mr. James Madison
and his wife, Mabel,

1527
01:48:31,345 --> 01:48:33,647
they are sitting here
in the courtroom today.

1528
01:48:33,681 --> 01:48:35,850
They're about the only people
in this town

1529
01:48:35,883 --> 01:48:37,651
who showed her any care.

1530
01:48:37,685 --> 01:48:39,220
The rest of us...

1531
01:48:41,522 --> 01:48:43,290
Well, I'm ashamed to say

1532
01:48:44,625 --> 01:48:47,094
that we labeled her
and rejected her

1533
01:48:47,128 --> 01:48:50,831
because we thought
she was different.

1534
01:48:50,865 --> 01:48:52,299
And now...

1535
01:48:54,068 --> 01:48:57,872
the job of judging this shy
and rejected young woman

1536
01:48:57,905 --> 01:49:00,541
has fallen on your shoulders.

1537
01:49:00,574 --> 01:49:02,877
But you must base your judgment

1538
01:49:02,910 --> 01:49:06,047
on the facts presented
in this courtroom,

1539
01:49:06,080 --> 01:49:09,750
and not on the rumors
and feelings

1540
01:49:09,784 --> 01:49:12,219
from the past 25 years.

1541
01:49:12,253 --> 01:49:15,222
Miss Clark has a solid alibi.

1542
01:49:15,256 --> 01:49:18,626
She was in Greenville
the night Chase Andrews died.

1543
01:49:18,659 --> 01:49:23,731
And what facts,
exactly, stand against her?

1544
01:49:25,332 --> 01:49:27,201
The State has not proven

1545
01:49:27,234 --> 01:49:30,371
that this incident
was indeed a murder,

1546
01:49:30,404 --> 01:49:34,375
and not just some
tragic accident.

1547
01:49:34,408 --> 01:49:36,610
The State wants you to believe

1548
01:49:36,644 --> 01:49:38,245
that at 11:30 at night,

1549
01:49:38,279 --> 01:49:40,881
without a single witness
seeing her,

1550
01:49:40,915 --> 01:49:44,318
she caught the last bus from
Greenville to Barkley Cove,

1551
01:49:44,351 --> 01:49:47,054
and rode that bus disguised,

1552
01:49:47,088 --> 01:49:49,256
since neither of
the bus drivers that night

1553
01:49:49,290 --> 01:49:51,492
could identify her
as a passenger,

1554
01:49:51,526 --> 01:49:53,661
all the way back
to Barkley Cove.

1555
01:49:53,694 --> 01:49:57,532
And then,
in less than an hour...

1556
01:49:59,266 --> 01:50:02,069
she tracks down Chase Andrews
in the middle of the night,

1557
01:50:02,103 --> 01:50:04,638
lures him to the tower,
murders him,

1558
01:50:04,672 --> 01:50:06,807
wipes away
all physical evidence,

1559
01:50:06,841 --> 01:50:11,779
and somehow catches the 2:30
a.m. bus back to Greenville.

1560
01:50:11,812 --> 01:50:14,348
Again, without
a single witness seeing her.

1561
01:50:14,381 --> 01:50:16,951
And after doing all that,

1562
01:50:18,652 --> 01:50:22,591
she meets with her publishers
the next morning, unruffled.

1563
01:50:22,623 --> 01:50:24,925
Now, these are not facts.

1564
01:50:24,959 --> 01:50:27,828
These are just more
of the rumors

1565
01:50:27,862 --> 01:50:30,131
and tall tales
that we have been spreading

1566
01:50:30,164 --> 01:50:34,034
about Miss Clark
her entire life.

1567
01:50:34,068 --> 01:50:38,105
I believe you will come to
a judgment based on the facts,

1568
01:50:38,139 --> 01:50:41,475
and not the gossip
that you have heard for years.

1569
01:50:42,544 --> 01:50:45,880
It's time, at last,

1570
01:50:45,913 --> 01:50:50,151
for all of us to be fair
to the Marsh Girl.

1571
01:50:52,219 --> 01:50:54,523
TOM:
Maybe you should go home
and do your waiting there.

1572
01:50:54,556 --> 01:50:57,191
Six hours already. How long
do you think they'll take?

1573
01:50:57,224 --> 01:50:59,660
Well, let's hope they take
a good long while.

1574
01:50:59,693 --> 01:51:03,532
If a few jurors have doubts,
we got a chance.

1575
01:51:18,279 --> 01:51:22,149
SIMS:
Mr. Foreman, is it correct that
the jury has reached a verdict?

1576
01:51:22,183 --> 01:51:23,552
We have, Your Honor.

1577
01:51:28,389 --> 01:51:30,925
[♪♪♪]

1578
01:51:37,599 --> 01:51:41,769
The defendant will please rise
for the reading of the verdict.

1579
01:51:46,541 --> 01:51:47,741
[SOFTLY]
Stand up.

1580
01:51:57,586 --> 01:52:00,020
"We, the jury,
find the defendant,

1581
01:52:00,054 --> 01:52:03,190
Catherine Danielle Clark...

1582
01:52:03,224 --> 01:52:06,595
not guilty
of first-degree murder

1583
01:52:06,628 --> 01:52:08,697
of Mr. Chase Andrews."

1584
01:52:08,729 --> 01:52:10,297
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

1585
01:52:10,331 --> 01:52:11,899
[GAVEL POUNDING]

1586
01:52:14,902 --> 01:52:17,304
Miss Clark, you are free to go.

1587
01:52:17,338 --> 01:52:19,541
And I apologize,
on behalf of the State,

1588
01:52:19,574 --> 01:52:21,308
for the time
that you have served.

1589
01:52:21,342 --> 01:52:23,077
This court is dismissed.

1590
01:52:27,348 --> 01:52:28,650
Thank you.

1591
01:52:34,522 --> 01:52:35,557
Come here.

1592
01:52:35,590 --> 01:52:37,992
[BOTH LAUGHING]

1593
01:52:38,025 --> 01:52:41,395
You're okay.
You're all right.

1594
01:52:41,428 --> 01:52:43,998
ROBERT:
You just forget
about this nonsense.

1595
01:52:44,031 --> 01:52:46,166
We're looking forward
to the next book.

1596
01:52:46,200 --> 01:52:47,768
[SNIFFLES]

1597
01:53:01,015 --> 01:53:02,617
Can you take me home?

1598
01:53:50,732 --> 01:53:52,667
KYA:
<i>Now I can finally admit.</i>

1599
01:53:53,834 --> 01:53:56,170
<i>All the months in isolation,</i>

1600
01:53:56,203 --> 01:53:58,839
<i>yearning to be back</i>
<i>in the marsh,</i>

1601
01:53:58,872 --> 01:54:02,644
<i>it was knowing</i>
<i>how much was left to explore,</i>

1602
01:54:02,677 --> 01:54:05,179
<i>how much life</i>
<i>to uncover in the wild,</i>

1603
01:54:05,212 --> 01:54:06,347
<i>that kept me going.</i>

1604
01:54:08,616 --> 01:54:10,685
<i>And the hope,</i>

1605
01:54:10,719 --> 01:54:12,186
<i>always that hope...</i>

1606
01:54:13,688 --> 01:54:15,724
<i>that one day</i>
<i>I could share it...</i>

1607
01:54:18,025 --> 01:54:20,961
<i>with the only person</i>
<i>I had ever truly loved.</i>

1608
01:54:22,896 --> 01:54:25,800
[♪♪♪]

1609
01:54:47,388 --> 01:54:49,289
[BOAT APPROACHING]

1610
01:54:51,492 --> 01:54:52,727
Kya!

1611
01:54:54,128 --> 01:54:55,262
Kya.

1612
01:55:01,935 --> 01:55:04,839
[♪♪♪]

1613
01:55:10,944 --> 01:55:12,614
Hey.

1614
01:55:12,647 --> 01:55:14,348
You know I love you, right?

1615
01:56:12,172 --> 01:56:13,741
[LAUGHING]

1616
01:56:17,645 --> 01:56:18,680
[CHUCKLES]

1617
01:56:18,713 --> 01:56:20,380
What?

1618
01:56:20,414 --> 01:56:21,448
Will you, uh--?

1619
01:56:21,482 --> 01:56:23,317
Sorry. I'm sorry.

1620
01:56:26,053 --> 01:56:27,488
Will you marry me?

1621
01:56:28,890 --> 01:56:30,558
I mean, do you want to?

1622
01:56:33,862 --> 01:56:35,395
Well, aren't we already?

1623
01:56:37,030 --> 01:56:38,332
Like geese?

1624
01:56:41,168 --> 01:56:43,638
I can live with that,
I guess.

1625
01:56:43,671 --> 01:56:45,472
[BOTH LAUGH]

1626
01:56:45,506 --> 01:56:46,473
Come here.

1627
01:56:46,508 --> 01:56:49,376
[♪♪♪]

1628
01:56:58,620 --> 01:57:00,688
Oh, here we go.

1629
01:57:00,722 --> 01:57:01,689
Hey.

1630
01:57:01,723 --> 01:57:03,725
Hey, you. Hi, there.

1631
01:57:09,797 --> 01:57:11,398
Come here, baby girl.

1632
01:57:11,431 --> 01:57:13,400
[SNIFFLING]

1633
01:57:13,433 --> 01:57:15,637
He loved you so much.

1634
01:57:25,947 --> 01:57:27,916
Kya. Look at that.

1635
01:57:27,949 --> 01:57:30,585
You see that up there?
On the elbow of that branch?

1636
01:57:32,587 --> 01:57:35,757
When's the last time
we saw one of those?

1637
01:57:35,790 --> 01:57:37,224
I know.

1638
01:57:41,328 --> 01:57:42,630
This book's pretty good.

1639
01:57:42,664 --> 01:57:44,331
This guy's still talking
about...

1640
01:57:58,412 --> 01:58:00,480
KYA:
<i>I hope when it is time</i>
<i>for me to leave,</i>

1641
01:58:00,515 --> 01:58:03,651
<i>I will go quick and easy,</i>
<i>without making too much noise.</i>

1642
01:58:24,639 --> 01:58:26,306
Ma!

1643
01:58:26,340 --> 01:58:27,609
Ma.

1644
01:58:32,379 --> 01:58:33,514
Ma.

1645
01:58:35,282 --> 01:58:36,918
TATE:
<i>Kya?</i>

1646
01:58:36,951 --> 01:58:38,151
Kya!

1647
01:58:38,185 --> 01:58:41,856
[♪♪♪]

1648
01:58:41,889 --> 01:58:43,825
[GASPS, EXCLAIMS SOFTLY]

1649
01:58:47,895 --> 01:58:49,831
[SOBBING]

1650
01:59:16,024 --> 01:59:18,626
KYA:
<i>It has always been enough...</i>

1651
01:59:18,660 --> 01:59:21,428
<i>to be part of the natural</i>
<i>sequence of things.</i>

1652
01:59:22,864 --> 01:59:24,966
<i>Sure as the tides.</i>

1653
01:59:24,999 --> 01:59:26,567
<i>Nature my guide.</i>

1654
01:59:31,105 --> 01:59:33,373
<i>The marsh knows</i>
<i>all about death...</i>

1655
01:59:36,044 --> 01:59:39,179
<i>and doesn't necessarily</i>
<i>define it as tragedy.</i>

1656
01:59:39,212 --> 01:59:41,281
<i>Certainly not a sin.</i>

1657
01:59:43,017 --> 01:59:45,019
<i>It understands</i>
<i>that every creature</i>

1658
01:59:45,053 --> 01:59:47,254
<i>does what it must to survive.</i>

1659
01:59:49,724 --> 01:59:54,028
<i>And that sometimes,</i>
<i>for prey to live...</i>

1660
01:59:54,062 --> 01:59:55,897
<i>its predator must die.</i>

1661
01:59:55,930 --> 01:59:58,432
[♪♪♪]

1662
02:00:24,058 --> 02:00:25,626
<i>I am the marsh now.</i>

1663
02:00:27,562 --> 02:00:29,797
<i>I am the feather of an egret.</i>

1664
02:00:29,831 --> 02:00:33,233
<i>I am every shell</i>
<i>washed upon the shore.</i>

1665
02:00:36,738 --> 02:00:38,639
<i>I am a firefly.</i>

1666
02:00:38,673 --> 02:00:40,440
<i>You'll see hundreds</i>

1667
02:00:40,474 --> 02:00:43,578
<i>beckoning far into the dark</i>
<i>reaches of the marsh.</i>

1668
02:00:43,611 --> 02:00:46,914
<i>And that's where you will</i>
<i>always find me.</i>

1669
02:00:46,948 --> 02:00:48,916
<i>Way out yonder.</i>

1670
02:00:48,950 --> 02:00:50,818
<i>Where the crawdads sing.</i>

1671
02:00:58,926 --> 02:01:03,330
<i>♪ Oh, Carolina creeks ♪</i>

1672
02:01:03,363 --> 02:01:07,501
<i>♪ Running through my veins ♪</i>

1673
02:01:07,535 --> 02:01:11,806
<i>♪ Lost I was born</i>
<i>Lonesome I came ♪</i>

1674
02:01:11,839 --> 02:01:15,943
<i>♪ Lonesome I'll always stay ♪</i>

1675
02:01:15,977 --> 02:01:20,581
<i>♪ Carolina knows why ♪</i>

1676
02:01:20,615 --> 02:01:24,317
<i>♪ For years, I roam ♪</i>

1677
02:01:24,351 --> 02:01:28,321
<i>♪ Free as these birds</i>
<i>Light as whispers ♪</i>

1678
02:01:28,355 --> 02:01:33,293
<i>♪ Carolina knows ♪</i>

1679
02:01:33,326 --> 02:01:37,031
<i>♪ And you didn't see me here ♪</i>

1680
02:01:37,064 --> 02:01:41,169
<i>♪ No, they never did</i>
<i>See me here ♪</i>

1681
02:01:41,202 --> 02:01:47,008
<i>♪ And she's in my dreams ♪</i>

1682
02:01:47,041 --> 02:01:51,979
<i>♪ Into the mist</i>
<i>Into the clouds ♪</i>

1683
02:01:52,013 --> 02:01:55,348
<i>♪ Don't leave ♪</i>

1684
02:01:55,382 --> 02:01:59,287
<i>♪ I make a fist</i>
<i>I'll make it count ♪</i>

1685
02:01:59,319 --> 02:02:01,522
<i>♪ And there are places ♪</i>

1686
02:02:01,556 --> 02:02:07,161
<i>♪ I will never, ever go ♪</i>

1687
02:02:07,195 --> 02:02:12,233
<i>♪ And things</i>
<i>That only Carolina ♪</i>

1688
02:02:13,768 --> 02:02:17,605
<i>♪ Will ever know ♪</i>

1689
02:02:30,350 --> 02:02:34,421
<i>♪ Carolina stains ♪</i>

1690
02:02:34,454 --> 02:02:38,526
<i>♪ On the dress she left ♪</i>

1691
02:02:38,559 --> 02:02:42,830
<i>♪ Indelible scars</i>
<i>Pivotal marks ♪</i>

1692
02:02:42,864 --> 02:02:47,001
<i>♪ Blue as the life she fled ♪</i>

1693
02:02:47,034 --> 02:02:51,072
<i>♪ Carolina pines ♪</i>

1694
02:02:51,105 --> 02:02:55,176
<i>♪ Won't you cover me? ♪</i>

1695
02:02:55,209 --> 02:02:59,513
<i>♪ Hide me like robes</i>
<i>Down the back road ♪</i>

1696
02:02:59,547 --> 02:03:04,352
<i>♪ Muddy these webs we weave ♪</i>

1697
02:03:04,384 --> 02:03:08,189
<i>♪ And you didn't see me here ♪</i>

1698
02:03:08,222 --> 02:03:12,392
<i>♪ Oh, they never did see me ♪</i>

1699
02:03:12,425 --> 02:03:18,065
<i>♪ And she's in my dreams ♪</i>

1700
02:03:18,099 --> 02:03:23,104
<i>♪ Into the mist</i>
<i>Into the clouds ♪</i>

1701
02:03:23,137 --> 02:03:26,207
<i>♪ Don't leave ♪</i>

1702
02:03:26,240 --> 02:03:30,311
<i>♪ I make a fist</i>
<i>I'll make it count ♪</i>

1703
02:03:30,344 --> 02:03:32,613
<i>♪ And there are places ♪</i>

1704
02:03:32,647 --> 02:03:38,451
<i>♪ I will never, ever go ♪</i>

1705
02:03:38,485 --> 02:03:43,423
<i>♪ And things</i>
<i>That only Carolina ♪</i>

1706
02:03:44,491 --> 02:03:51,365
<i>♪ Will ever know ♪</i>

1707
02:03:54,434 --> 02:03:57,605
<i>[VOCALIZING]</i>

1708
02:04:23,230 --> 02:04:26,934
<i>♪ And you didn't see me here ♪</i>

1709
02:04:26,968 --> 02:04:30,871
<i>♪ They never did see me here ♪</i>

1710
02:04:30,905 --> 02:04:35,209
<i>♪ No, you didn't see me here ♪</i>

1711
02:04:35,242 --> 02:04:38,713
<i>♪ They never saw me ♪</i>

1712
02:04:42,416 --> 02:04:47,021
<i>♪ Oh, Carolina knows ♪</i>

1713
02:04:47,054 --> 02:04:51,058
<i>♪ Why for years they've said ♪</i>

1714
02:04:51,092 --> 02:04:55,162
<i>♪ That I was guilty as sin ♪</i>

1715
02:04:55,196 --> 02:04:59,467
<i>♪ And sleep in a liar's bed ♪</i>

1716
02:04:59,499 --> 02:05:03,537
<i>♪ But the sleep comes fast ♪</i>

1717
02:05:03,571 --> 02:05:07,842
<i>♪ And I'll meet no ghosts ♪</i>

1718
02:05:07,875 --> 02:05:12,013
<i>♪ It's between me</i>
<i>The sand and the sea ♪</i>

1719
02:05:12,046 --> 02:05:17,451
<i>♪ Carolina knows ♪</i>