Underground

At the same time John and Elizabeth step into a strange new world, a plantation dance becomes the perfect distraction for a heist.

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I might have to reconsider.

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♪ waiting to see

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...He could scare the moss off a rock.

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Them rollers'll find us stuck in the mud before we find a way out.

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What about the swamps on the other side

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♪ the lights all show, nobody makes a sound

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Thinking you upset with him.

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That sort of solitude,

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In any white folk that cross us.

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Gentlemen, I want to introduce you to my overseer, bill meekes.

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Frog jack.

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Perhaps too much so.

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Wasn't no room to let her go.

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Callahan: Not before I see the papers for every nigger in here.

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But be quick. I got two more stops to do today.

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...These hallways, the cookhouse,

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Which is why I work as hard as I do,

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That is, if the accident hadn't cracked your head open.

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Goddamn frog jack done forgot my tobacco again!

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What the hell you doing down here?

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And what is it exactly you want me to do next?

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Telling his story to the world.

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We can't.

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That don't make him less dangerous. It makes him more so.

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But, lord, it was worth that paddlin' I got just to talk to you.

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On your rude guests, now, do we?

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He ain't going out in the fields.

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The late captain george shaw,

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Uh...No,

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John: Well, I see no reason why the law can't aide us while we break it.

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John: Stop! He's not resisting!

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Welcome to the underground. Callahan: Just doing my job!

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Ain't none of 'em gonna include me.

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