The Son

Eli McCollough must survive a frontier Comanche attack in 1849, and in 1915, leads his family empire through difficult times.

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[Indistinct shouting]

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[Chuckles]

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Great goddamn way to start a birthday party.

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Jeannie, are you okay?

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[Spoon clanks]

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we'll have enough money to buy six more just like it.

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If it ain't Pete McCullough.

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I tell you, my friend, he admitted to all of it.

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I'm in the front of the boat bailing water

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Hey, John, how are you? So nice to see you.

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I figure at least one man in this family

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and get ahead of the wave that's about to come.

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Drink hemlock? Hang a noose?

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Good. Then get the hell out of my sight.

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And once it begins to spread, it spreads very quickly.

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You were out for most of it.

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You need to eat.

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that small, stunted, or useless plants,

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I've always been proud of you, buddy.

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Your brother died with great honor.

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[Indistinct conversations in distance]

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Then... I'll be off again. [Chuckles]

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Mexico is in bad shape.

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Eli: I enjoy delivering speeches

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And some of you, maybe back in the bad old days,

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and I'm honored you all could come down and share it with me.

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That railroad is about the best thing

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[Indistinct shouting]

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