 business for talk. And you're going to tell him he's used to what you think, huh? Come on, sit down, father. You make yourself right to hold. That's good. Hey, Bork! Back in the day times, you tell that girl she'll go right back where she comes from. You come up here. You come up here quick. Oh, my poor nut. Why do you want him in this farm? Why? A good song to me. Ah, that's good. That's good. He's good, eh? He's good for help and talk. He's good for me. He's good for you, father. He's good for Bork. You come in quick, huh? I'm going to tell you and Bork a boat. See, where is he, Bork? Ah, there he is. I didn't look to find you still hanging around. I thought you told me you were going away. Well, I didn't think it was fair for me not to give the rest of California a chance at my society. But I had to drink this, Bork. Salute. I'm going to take a trip to San Francisco to look for a woman. This'll never get my approval time. Why? Because no good ever did come from an old man marrying a young woman. Does anybody marry with old women? Why don't you pick a wife out of your own palace instead of trips and all the way to Frisco? No, no, no. Is there no good woman for a wife in this parish? What's wrong with them? Bork, I'm here for 20 miles. I tell you, is there no good woman for a wife around here? So now I'm going to take a trip. What's going on? What can I do, the girl over there? There may be you can't tell me the name of that most beautiful girl, is she called. Which one? Over there, over there. One of those, yes. Do you like tomatoes? Oh, no, no. Here's our card. You call again some other evening. And you may visit a little, eh? I'll show you. He'll throw a vatoric cafe, fine spaghetti and ravioli. There you go. Would you put it down there? He's very nice. I think you know how to write as well. My heart to my hands. With the above, I also offer a comfortable home. In Napa Valley. Yeah, yeah, I know where it is. All right, all right. You put it down there. In the Napa Valley. Where? The benefits, the clients. You put them down there. Good area, everything good. And who's she gonna say yes to you? Hey, wait a minute. There's one thing more. In conclusion, I beg to stay. Yeah, go on, you're right. Oh, excuse me, that's all right. Why don't you please? To submit photo. Peach and photograph? Well, you wouldn't expect it to accept this offer without a photo, would you? You think? I, but maybe she don't like it. Don't look like it, Tony. Yeah, she's looking like me too much. But maybe she don't like it, boss. Maybe she don't like it. Ah, sure she'll like it. You'll be the happy bridegroom yet. You think? I know. Yeah, I know, too. Here's your word of delicacy. I don't like it. He's a pretty, huh? Ha, ha, ha. He's a Tony. He's Elena. Yeah. I got it. He's a look as well, eh? Careful now. Hey, you feel like a city hall, huh? Yep. He's a cost of $18 and two bits. My, my. From a Frisco, Spettia. Look at me, father. How do you like my clothes, huh? Why? He's a cost of land of money. That's fine. He's good. Ah, sure he's good. Wait, you don't see nothing yet. How much you want? I can't go to stock if he was a crazy, huh? Well, I think he's a very good idea. You go away right now quick before my layman comes. And Mr. Foster? For three days, I try to tell you this. I'm, I'm scared you don't understand. I'm going to pay you double extra. You go away right now quick. Next. I don't take out a hurdle. I've seen all the fun and got you safely married. You ain't going to be kissing all bright a buck. Hey, uh, you just watch me. Oh, he's no good. Well, Tony. Oh, gee, I miss you. Oh, I'm alive. I have a signature for a piece of registered mail. Oh, wedding present, huh? Is it a big piece? Is it a big piece? It's his wife at the station and saying, she's mad. Imagine, lands again like that and doesn't even... He went down all right. I hope nothing happened to him. Shucks, that Ford drives itself. Didn't you pass him? He must have took a shortcut. Yeah, I knew I oughta went myself. Oh, that's all right. I'll have a look for him on my way down. Wait a minute. What are you going to do about her? What? Why don't you ask her inside? Of course, sure. Oh, Ajay, Ajay, the bride's there. Come on, all right. Oh, John, John, all right. Well, he started all right. Well, I was walking up and down, up and down. He started a bit late, yeah. Well, I don't get it. I don't get it at all. What was the matter? He was scared. Scared. Didn't you come yourself? I wanted to, but... Oh, don't try giving me no excuses. I'm too upset. I want to say it is my idea for a bride to arrive at her future home in a mere talk. Is this the way up? Come on, here. Is this for the wedding? Yeah, sure we did. At least that ain't the cutest ever. A regular one for the wedding. Oh, excuse me. I meant Italian. Hey, I can see it right now. I'm going to like it here. Well, I don't guess anybody's going to kick at that. All right. I forgive you. That's the way I am. Forgive and forget. That's my motto. I am alive and well, as they say. If I sit down... Well, here's the cook in the house to pay their respect. That was very nice of them. And I like every word they said. How do you do? Are you the cook? Well, you could call me, sir. Well, I didn't know I drew a chef. You didn't tell me. My trunk is still out there in that truck. Come on, boys. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Come on, boys. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. No, no, no. Just keep an eye on them. If it's there, I got my wedding dress in that trunk. I bet you didn't expect me to bring no wedding dress, did you? Well, I didn't expect to myself, but I just blew myself. I said to myself, well, you've only got married once. I got the veils, too. I got the whole walk. Hey, not upside down. I never looked for Tony on the way down. I'll go with you. Goodbye, Miss. Oh, I thought a little of this wouldn't make me any harder to look at. Well, I've got my deliveries to make. I must be on my way. Oh, I'm very pleased to have made you acquaintance. And I certainly thank you for that lift. Well, I'm very glad I was able to be of service. You've taught me for the service. Goodbye, Miss. Goodbye, my daughter. Goodbye, my daughter. You must not kill the bullseye. Oh, check this out. Well, I... Oh, he ain't going just to party, is he? Goodbye to anything I wouldn't do. I'm sorry they went. I think they ought to go. I think they ought to have done it sooner. And, you know, left us to get acquainted, don't you? Sure, if you say so. Little things gray. Yeah, sure they are. You wouldn't never expect little green beads like them to turn into big, beautiful purple grays, would you? Well, you've got to give them time. I suppose you do. Well, maybe you'd like to take a look around inside. Would you like to show me around? Yeah, I'll show you. Thank you. Get this way. I like it up here already. You've got it fixed up so cute. And there. Oh, it was awful nice of you to think of that. Is it that even? I mean, could you eat it? Sure, if you don't care what you eat, you could. I suppose it would be kind of indigestible. It looks to me like it'd kill a horse. I wouldn't waste it on a horse. No? No. And the view. It certainly is a pretty sight. You know, coming up, I could taste the wind weed on inside me. It made me think that I used to live. Yeah, where was that? It's Switzerland. You know, I wrote you. Oh yeah, yeah, Switzerland. I forgot. It's nice in Switzerland. It's hilly. Oh, but it's nice. I guess I sit down. You don't talk one bit like an Italian. Oh, I ain't Italian. Only by descent. I was born in Frisco. Cool. Yeah. Well, I've been living there myself since I was 14. Though I was born in Switzerland. Well, I don't know what that makes me. So it's cheese I guess. Well, maybe you'd like to see the kitchen. Would you like to show me the kitchen? Yeah, I wouldn't mind. Well, if you'd like to show me the kitchen. Yeah, I'll show you the kitchen. The kitchen. Yeah, this is the kitchen. Well, it's a lovely kitchen. I guess I sit down. Well, come on. I'll show you the rest of it and get it over with. And this is the bedroom. I can see it is. Well, you don't seem to think much of it. I'm naturally kind of fast thinking with you. It isn't as. Oh, you know what I mean. Well, our old house had a cellar. Has this house got a cellar? Yeah, sure it has. I'll show you the cellar. It's this way. No. I don't know that I care about the cellar. Well, I guess I sit down. I wonder what do you think about me coming up here this way to marry a man I never seen before, only his photo. Well, you couldn't have picked a better man. Say, don't get a swell head, will you? Oh, me? Say, who do you think? Don't get so. I guess we get used to each other in time. Don't you think we will Tony? Tony? Say, I ain't. Say, you ain't taken me for. Yeah, what is it? What's happened, have you? Somebody who? Take him up on that. Pick him up carefully. Now watch out for his scum, will you say? Come on, buck. Show me a bedroom. Yeah. I get an ambulance and take him to the hospital. Doc. Doc, is he hurt bad? Both legs above the knee. Compound fracture. Is this a bedroom? Here. Two broken legs. That's what's happened. The board went right off the bridge. Not 200 yards. Must be here. About 20 feet. Never seen such a wreck. We found him lying in two feet of water. Watch him run over on him. Easy, boy. Thank you. Oh, thank you. Oh, thank you. Nina's here. It's all right. You will make everything all right. Everything's fine. That's good. Oh, he's as sure as he could. Bring him in here. Come over here if I shake hands with you, Tony. Nina ain't mad with me, huh? No, Tony. Nobody's mad. Don't you worry. Bring him inside, boys. I want to clean those cuts up before they become infected. Come on, boys. Avanti. Get your feet off me. Vogue. Vogue. So, Tony, that's good. Now, don't get excited, Tony. Where'd you get it? Where do you think I got it? Tony didn't send you this, did he? Tell me, did Tony send you this? I just told you. I'll be. He sent you my picture instead of his own. Praising? Not. He was so dead going on you, he... Did you think he could get away with that? But I didn't know anything about this. But I did write the letter from yes, but I didn't know nothing about the photograph, though. Paul, sure it was a dirty trick. The dirtiest trick I ever heard of. Only Tony didn't mean no harm. Didn't he? Well, how about me? How about my feelings? Well, I'll drive it out the station. You're going to have to first train back. Oh, can I? And what do you expect me to do when I get there? Ain't that the role of my job there? Do you think jobs are easy for a girl to get? Well, I'll make Tony square it. I have to go back and wait on table. And what will all those girls say when they see me? Oh, I wish I never heard of no Italian. Oh, dear, dear, now don't start crying. You take your hands off me and get my things. The doc says we can take his car. The boys will carry a trunk down. Come on. Well, come on. What's a shame, I know. But believe me, Tony will square it. I'll see to that. I ain't going. Why should I go? This place suits me all right. It's just what I was looking for. I like the country. It's nice of you. Good for you, Lena. He wants to marry me. I'm game. I'm game to see through. Pura. In sickness and in health. In sickness and in health. Until death do us part. Until death do us part. In nominee Patres Epilii at Spiritus Sancti. Amen. Come over here. All right, where I am. Tarlene, please. Come on. Come on. You, you like earrings? Earrings. I'm human, ain't I? Easy for my Lena. Well, no. If that isn't sweet of you. Easy for my Lena to be happy. And they're real, too. Real diamonds. You bet your life across the 400 bucks. No for make you cry, Erie. What to do? Put them on. Put them on. Oh, I've never dreamed of anything so gorgeous. Everything's all fixed up. The idea. What have you got to do with this? Will you quit butting in? I guess maybe everything ain't fixed up so good. This is the faster. Coyote dock. Let you get married. Bye, Coyote, you think any dock want to stop a story from getting married? But you don't seem to realize. Now look, Tony. Well, Tibia, you're in the right leg. Just stay here and watch my father. I shall. Oh, hello, Lena. How are you making out? Aren't you concerned yourself over me, Mr. Buck? Well, I ain't concerned of myself, Lena. I was just thinking that, uh... Of what? Well, I was thinking maybe you'd work and sit with Tony for a spell. After such a shock, you was nervous as well. What is your nervous system? Well, that's what makes things hurt, Tony. Oh, she married you, didn't she? What do you want from her? No cheapskate, Buck. He's a broke of both of my legs. I've seen guys like worse guys than you get by. And don't you worry about Lena. She's a woman and all women are alive. Every woman who wants is a nice, safe home. All women is up against her. This woman ain't so bad. They ain't much good, maybe, but they ain't so bad. But with women, is this too many of them? I'll just tell you what the paper says. Forgive Tony for the dirty trick he's been playing on you with the fit you photograph. Oh, that. You better take it back. I don't want it around. Well, I hope there ain't no hard feelings. Why should there be any hard feelings? Cheat him up, Buck. Cheat him up. Think of that again. You mean it that way, though? You forgive Tony? Forgive and forget that's my motto. All memories for me. No hard feelings. It's a great life if you're looking. The fester must be over. I am the happiest girl in the whole world because you've all... Being so crazy, wild, in love with you, huh? Like the spring coming in the wind. You come in the house like the pink flower on the windowsill. When you come, the whole world just turns like inside the wine cup. You understand, Lena? You know, I can't help but talk it this way. I gotta foretell you this. And I… I… I just… Language foretell you. But, my Lena, this is so good. It's so pretty. Now, Tony… Here's to the brightened couple. Docs, hurry me. You know, drink the Tony's now, Doc. Say, Tony. She's just tired. And I ain't tired either. I'm fed with your laugh. Ah, no, doc. I no can sleep. My leg hurt too much. Well, I have something here that'll make you sleep. My Lena, why the jeep? Look out. Look out now, you know her to my excuse. Every man ought to be taught how to carry a stretcher. Watch out, she'll give you an apoplexy. Oh, by God, I know, give me me no apoplexy. I've got a plenty already. You're a fine, brave girl. We have our trials, all of us. I know that. If you ever need a word of comfort, call on me, my daughter. I know that. Call on me, my daughter. I've got no kick. He's asleep. What do you want me to do, doctor? If he wakes up, give him one of these powders and some wine. Wine won't harm the drug, and water might kill the patient. Is that all? That's all. I'll be up the first thing in the morning. Well, good night. Good night. Good night, my daughter. Good night, Mrs. Patucci. Good night. Good night. You turn in, Archie. All right. Turn out the lights in the lanterns. All right. I'm making you up a bed here, Lena. Everything's gonna turn out okay. You'll see. You think you're somebody, don't you? Well, let it go. I guess I'm nervous. I guess I'd be nervous, too, if I just got married. Would you? But I wouldn't let her worry me none if I was you, Lena. I don't remember giving you lead to use my Christian name. Huh? You heard me. Ha, don't get sore. Who's sore? I like Tony all right. And I self-respecting girl don't accept jewelry from a man she don't like. Not real jewelry. I know what I'm about, see? I'm married for a home, see? Well, I got a home. Ain't I? I wanted to get away from working in the city. Well, I got away, didn't I? You'll be on your way and mind your own business. I'm fixed. I'm satisfied. I didn't come up here like I did. Looking for love or anything like that. Well, it's a good thing you got so much sense. Leave me alone, can't you? Sure I can. Good night. Good night. I'll be sleeping out here in the porch, ain't I? There won't be any need of you putting yourself out. Well, supposing Tony should... The dog that off you keep yourself, the better. If that's the way you feel about it, I'll go back to my own shack. Go ahead. Mama, can't you? You wanted to apologize. Really, I've been talking to you. I couldn't let you go off this way, thinking what a mean character I've got. All right. Take hands and make up, huh? Shake. Why, you're crying. No, I ain't. Oh, what's the matter, kid? Nothing. Oh, I don't know. Keep a stiff upper lip. I'm trying to. I'm trying to. I know how it is, Lena. I know. I bet all those people are laughing at me. No, they ain't. I bet you're laughing at me, too. No, I ain't, Lena. I ought to be laughing at myself. You're all right. You're just plum all right, Lena. Oh, I always was until I come up here. I wish I was there. I wish I was there, now. No, you don't, Lena. No, you don't. Good morning, doctor. Good morning. Did our patient pass a quiet night? Still sleeping. I don't believe he's even moved. I'll go in and have a look at him. Here's the duck to see you, Tony. Oh, Lena. Good morning, Tony. Have you passed a quiet night? Ah, sure, duck. I sleep very good. Oh, Lena. You let Lena go heat me some water, Tony. Yes, I'd better. If you'll excuse me, Tony. Oh, Lena, you know tell Tony good morning yet. Stay warm. It won't take more than a couple of dunes you want to kiss me. Sure, I do. But I ain't going to. I'm going away. Away? Right now. I don't know. The oil fields, maybe. Or on the railroad. Or down south for the oranges. I don't know. I've been hanging around here now on a point of going for more than five months. When it's well pick up and clear out the day as any time. You can tell Tony goodbye for me. I can. I can tell Tony. You don't mean to say. You're taking me with you. No, I ain't. Oh, gosh. We'll hear you. I thought you liked me, Buck. Yes, sure I do, Lena, but... No, you can't go out and leave me. Lena. You wait here. Have you got that hot water yet? Oh, yes, the hot water. I think it's right here right now. Can't go off and leave me. We got to talk. Here's your hot water. Lena. I'll be right back. Lena, no, go away. Oh, no, none of that. You got to think. You got to remember how he got me up here. It was a new record I come up here. I know, I know. Now, you're going to be a good girl and stay here and take care of Tony. You'll soon forget all about me. Forget. Well, I can't help the kind of a guy I am. I don't want nothing serious with no woman. Ready for you, Lyle? Sit down, Lena. What's the matter, Lena? Nothing. Not a thing. What do you want from me, Tony? I just want for a look at you, Lena. Do you know what a balker telling me lies? Say, where is a balk? A balk's gone away, Tony. What do you mean, go away? Well, gone away, that's all. Just now. Without telling me goodbye? He asked me to tell you goodbye. Oh, easy, no, go that fellow balker. Oh, he's making me very unhappy. You know, I've been loving him like he was my own son and now you go away, no telling me nothing. Oh, Tony, don't get excited. It's not good for him to get excited, is it, doctor? No, by no means. I was just telling him he should have a trained nurse up here from Napa. You bet your life I have a trained nurse. I don't want my Lena to do nothing. Only be happy and get fat. A trained nurse? Yes. What for? Well, to take proper care of him and keep him quiet. I don't want no nurse up here. I'm all the nurse Tony needs. What a man in a cast is a handful. What of it I can manage? It's going to be a long siege. I tell you I can manage. It's been three months anyway. I've got to have something to do. The night before you get married with me, I don't need no more bath for one month, Lena. I don't know. No, by calling. No, what do you do? Oh, jeez. No, you don't do this. What do you mean? Oh, no. He wasn't married. He's a woman. Oh, jeez. Hola, caro. The night before last. What are you doing with the kitchen floor? Oh, lady, you are. What do you do to me? I don't like him. Oh, no. Oh, no. I feel very good now, Lena. You look better too. It's a very funny thing, Lena. Break a bone in my legs. But I've never been so happy like I am now. I'm glad to hear that, Tony. No, my Lena is the best nurse I ever seen. Oh. Roman don't mind nursing Tony. They kind of like it. You just get well and don't fret about me. When you don't have to be in the bed all the time, we carry you out in the sun. And I sit beside you, leave the paper, Steve. And we just enjoy yours. Oh, Steve, that's good. The doc will come to see us. The padre, too. And the bulky. Oh, no. No, no. That bulky's no good. Going away like it do without telling me goodbye. Oh, no, no. We don't talk about a book no more. You're right. We don't have to think about him anymore. Lena, my lady. The doc is no come today. Sure he does. He always comes on Thursday. Today is Wednesday. My, my, my, she's right. Let me see. Here are the beans, sugar, and macaroni. Ah, gee. Yes, ma'am. Have you got those apples? Yes, ma'am, I have them. Come with me. Will you give me a knife? All right. Oh, the great son is right. Ready for fixing. Yeah. Here's the doc now. What do you expect, Tony? You're weak, that's all. Easy, easy. Walk all right down the stairs here. But, oh, don't forget how you promised me you're going to read the paper to me out in the sun, huh? You better, I will start right in the beginning and read it all day. Lena, Matty, Lena, Matty. Is my Lena happy too? You bet I am happy. Oh, that's good. Oh, that's very good. Tony, how's every little thing? My God. Oh, I was up this way, so I thought I'd drop in and say hello. Hey, where are you from? Where have you been? Oh, I've been all over. I'm glad to see you, Tony. Oh, gee, I was a very mad with you for going away like you do without telling me goodbye. Oh, but I am awful glad to see you again. Well, I had my reasons for beating it like I did. All right, Lena. How are you making out? I'm so bad. Gee, you're looking great. Yeah, I ain't so bad. Now, you stay here now, Buck. You know, go away no more. You think so, Tony? I wonder if you're right. You know, go away no more, Buck. You know, it's pretty soon time picking the grape now. You go and stay here and be my foreman some picking the grape good use like old time, huh? You know, I don't let you go, Buck. My Lena, she don't let you go. I got nothing to say about it. You hear that? My Lena, she say for you to stay. Yeah, she don't sound so hot about it. We'll talk about that after you had your nap time. Ah, but Lena, we got... Oh, if he wouldn't say for you, he wouldn't say for me. Ah, now, Buck, no, you'll be crazy. Now, you stay here now. You know, every girl around here for 20 miles you've been asking for. Now, you stay here and have a good time. I'm more than glad to see you back. Lena, Lena, you ask Buck for stay here, huh? Stay in the place of a lady to be coaxing him anyhow. Oh, Lena. And why would he want to stay? It must be pretty swell being free and beating it around the country just however you feel like dropping in at farms for a dish of cold stew and a slab of last someday spy. Most people keep a dog for those boys. Oh, yeah? They wouldn't keep a dog for Buck, Lena, huh? Wouldn't I? Ah, Lena, please, you know, you're talking like that. I like a buck. Please, you lie quiet here and get your nap, please. I'll go get you cover. Buck, now you don't go away. Please, you stay here, gee. You're going to pick the grape down, you know? What's the idea? What do you want coming back here this way? I didn't want nothing when I came, but I guess you've got a rough idea of what I want now. You can't stay here. Who says? I won't have you around here. It makes me think. Me too. I want to forget all that. I don't. I did forget it. I ain't thought of it for three months. Now it's all come back to me. You've got no right. No right? You don't mean that. Yes, I do mean it. I couldn't stand it to have you around here. You and Tony both. Not so loud. What's the matter? Don't you like me no more? No, I don't like you. There, I said it. I don't like you. You're twice the girl you was when I left, Lena. That's because I've been happy. Well, I ain't gonna make you unhappy. That ain't my idea at all. But I love Tony. Tony's the one I love, not you. Tony. Sure, I love him too. But there's different kinds of love. And what Tony don't know won't hurt him. Oh, you ought to be ashamed. If you won't go, I tell Tony. What? I tell him you've been getting fresh with me. And I guess he won't let you stay very long after that. And what'll I be doing? What can you do? I can tell him the truth. And let him kick the both of us out. You wouldn't... Wouldn't I? Not so loud. Why wouldn't I tell him? Oh, it would drive him crazy. It would kill him. Well, let it be your fault, not mine. I don't let no woman give me the gate like you're trying to do and get away with it, see? Oh, what am I going to do? What am I going to do? That's so... You take your hands off me. All right. That's nothing. Just Angelo singing in the venue. I got to get away. Dress up, Lena. Well... I'm going downtown. Why, do you go once more? Oh, gee, that's good. Oh, that's very good. I'll go with you, Lena. No, you can't. Why not? I feel very good today. I like to take a ride. I ain't going in the force. I'm going to walk. Well, me? You're going to walk all of that way to town? Oh, gee, no, ma'am. Yes, I do. Who you got there, Lena? Nothing. Well, what are you doing with your baggage, Lena? Do you go someplace? Yes, I am. Where do you go? I don't know. I'm going away. Why? Who are you? I can tell you that. You're going away because of all coming back? No, I... Easy, I know. You know I like a boy coming back here. I understand. He's been getting fresh with you. No, he isn't. Easy, I know. No, he isn't. I'm going to fix that book. Where is that book? He got nothing to do with it. Lena, what for you go away then? Lena, Lena, I know I've been making you work too hard to be my nurse. But look, I'm all right now. You don't have to work no more. You stay here by Tony. Is he going to make you happy now? I've been happy, Tony. I've been happy. You don't love Tony no more? Yes, I love you. I love you. Oh, but I've got to... No, no, no. But why? Why? You've got to tell me why. Well, if I've got to tell you, I will tell you. It's going to make you just crazy, Tony. But it will hurt you less to know the truth than be thinking I don't love you. But what is it, Lena? What is it? Don't you think I don't appreciate all you've done for me? Tony, I'm never going to forget none of it. Nor you. Nor this place. Lena. Wait a minute, Tony. I've got to confess. I've got to tell you the whole business so you won't think it's you fault. What is it, Lena? Because it ain't you fault. I'm going to tell you the truth and let you kick me out. What are you talking about? I'd rather tell you myself than let Buck tell you. Buck? You did guess it. It is all his account I'm going. What has your Buck been doing, huh? Oh, that's what I'm trying to tell you, but you won't give me a chance. What has your Buck been doing? Listen to me, Tony. Three months ago, I married you. I married you, all right. But before Buck went away, he and I... now do you understand why I got to go? Ah. Ah, loving Buck. I ain't... I never loved Buck. Honest, never. Honest, crazy. And are you going away with Buck? No, no, I... Ah, you lie to me. You're telling me lie. You're going away with Buck. I am running away from both of you. No, no, no. You're lying. I'm going to keep you here for a scene. You will see what you get for that. I'm going to kill that Buck and then I'm going to kill you. I'm going to kill you. I'm going to kill you. I'm going to kill you. He didn't hurt himself money. You didn't hurt yourself much, did you, Tony? Here, Tony. Tony, drink this. Here, drink this, Tony. Here. I'll put you on the train. I won't bother you no more. Goodbye, Tony. Who is he going to be looking after you, huh? I've got no money, Elena. What is he going to happen with you? What is he going to do? No, I can't stand no more of this. No, you know love is Buck. Excuse me. I think it's a very good idea you stay right here with Tony. You're like nothing is happening, huh? Fine house you went and got, huh? You serious idiot. You told me what it was.