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1996 For My Daughter's Honor UNCUT MOVIE Gary Cole Nicholle Tom Mac Davis [Full Movie] [Full Storyline]Full EP - Full
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00:00:15Amy?
00:00:24Amy?
00:00:35Hey, hey.
00:00:35Hey, hey.
00:00:51I'm coming.
00:00:53Honey, we've got to go right now.
00:00:55We're both gonna be late.
00:00:57First day of high school, I cannot believe it.
00:00:59Yeah, it's gonna be the second day if we don't get cracking.
00:01:01Come on, we'll be back next week.
00:01:04Love you, pumpkin.
00:01:10If that's not on the car, you're supposed to work right on time.
00:01:13You don't have to worry.
00:01:14You're not right.
00:01:15I wouldn't have to worry about you driving without a license.
00:01:19Here, help me.
00:01:40I'm excited.
00:01:42First day of school.
00:01:52Let's go!
00:02:02Tell us about this scene!
00:02:31Have fun!
00:02:33Have fun!
00:02:39We finally have been into high school.
00:02:41Oh my God, this is so cool!
00:02:43Check him out.
00:02:44I am so excited, I could burst.
00:02:46Oh, girlfriend, you hear about Candy McCardle?
00:02:49She's dating a senior and everybody says that they're doing it.
00:02:52Oh, please, that's what Candy McCardle wants you to think.
00:02:54She's not doing it any more than you are.
00:02:56How do you know I'm not?
00:02:57Because as soon as you do it, everyone they take is going to know.
00:03:00Uh-uh!
00:03:34And now, let's go over there!
00:03:52Hey!
00:03:53You just love gals in the entire state, I asked!
00:03:56Sir, are you going out for cheerleading?
00:03:58No, just tennis and basketball, too.
00:04:01Cheerleaders get the best boyfriends.
00:04:03Have you hooked your cat tonight?
00:04:04Here I'm going for it.
00:04:09Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the very best football team in the world.
00:04:13Your football team, Oklahoma's football team, the Tate Wildcats!
00:04:36Oh, my God, it's Daryl Winchester!
00:04:38Oh, but to get real, there's no way that he's going to talk to a freshman.
00:04:41Oh, no, but he's like the quarterback and he's like a guard.
00:04:45Oh, please, he is so stubborn.
00:04:46And the very best coaching staff, headed by our own Peter Nash!
00:04:54Oh, my God!
00:04:56Oh, my God!
00:04:57Oh, my God!
00:04:57Oh, my God!
00:04:59Oh, my God!
00:04:59We do!
00:04:59No way!
00:05:00You guys are the cutest coaches in school!
00:05:02And everybody says that he's in the movie.
00:05:04Well, you know, if you're a pretty girl, you let pretty girls get away with anything.
00:05:07It's so good.
00:05:08Right?
00:05:09And he always has, like, a special girlfriend, you know?
00:05:11Like, a little special pet.
00:05:13She didn't use to do that anymore.
00:05:14And, you know, one year it was Mrs. Ross, and then Donna Barnes, and my sister's
00:05:18brother with Tiffany Bryant.
00:05:20Oh, my God!
00:05:27She's Tiffany Bryant!
00:05:27Oh, my God!
00:05:28Oh, my God!
00:05:29Oh, my God!
00:05:31Oh, my God!
00:05:32Oh, my God!
00:05:32Oh, my God!
00:05:32Okay.
00:05:33Who could tell me the parts of a flower?
00:05:37Anybody?
00:05:39Not all it was.
00:05:41Uh, Kimberly?
00:05:44Kimberly Jones?
00:05:47Kimberly, do you have a boyfriend?
00:05:50Yeah.
00:05:51Or what's his name?
00:05:53Wayne.
00:05:53Wayne.
00:05:56Has Wayne ever sent you flowers?
00:05:58Yeah, if he could steal him.
00:06:09Amy? Amy Dustin?
00:06:11Hi.
00:06:12Hi.
00:06:13Has anybody ever sent you flowers?
00:06:16No.
00:06:17They will.
00:06:20Um, isn't the flower like where the seeds are?
00:06:23The flower contains the reproductive organs of the plant.
00:06:26So, ladies, when that guy sends you flowers,
00:06:28what's he really sending you?
00:06:31He's always talking dirty in class.
00:06:34I don't like it.
00:06:37Thanks a lot, Miss Brooks.
00:06:39Bye.
00:06:39All I'm asking for is a couple of weeks, Tom.
00:06:41Well, the thing is, Norm, I'd like to help out.
00:06:43I really would.
00:06:44But bank rules is bank rules, and I just can't bet.
00:06:47I understand.
00:06:48We'll get you money. You have my word on it.
00:06:50I don't need your word, Norm. I got your collateral.
00:06:52Hey, pumpkin. How'd it go today?
00:06:55Fine.
00:06:56You know my daughter, Amy, don't you, Tom?
00:06:57Oh, hell, I've known Amy since she was knee-high.
00:07:00How about a pretty thing you turned out to be?
00:07:02She takes after her daddy.
00:07:04Well, listen, I've got to go now.
00:07:06I'll show you out, Tom.
00:07:07Okay.
00:07:08Nice to see you, Amy.
00:07:08Yeah.
00:07:09It'll be just a minute.
00:07:11So, what do you think of the Wildcats' chances this season?
00:07:13We're going to state.
00:07:15Yeah, we better have something to look forward to this year.
00:07:18Our poor little town's limping a bit.
00:07:20What with the dip in oil prices and all?
00:07:21Tell me about it.
00:07:22Hey, Lucy, looking mighty fine there.
00:07:24Yeah.
00:07:24When's Harry gonna put a bun in that oven, huh?
00:07:28So we'll have that checked by Friday, right, Norm?
00:07:29You got it.
00:07:30Okay. See you then.
00:07:35Are you ready to go, Dad?
00:07:37Sure.
00:07:38Can I drive?
00:07:40Got $100?
00:07:44You know, it would be so much easier on you, Mom.
00:07:47You'd be able to take afternoon classes instead of having to drag me all over town.
00:07:52Plus, you could get your homework done at a reasonable hour.
00:07:55It would save you so much time.
00:07:58You're 14, honey.
00:07:59They don't give driver's license to 14-year-olds for a good reason.
00:08:03Well, I don't need a driver's license.
00:08:04All I need is a car.
00:08:06And Dad said that he could get me...
00:08:07No.
00:08:07Honey, that's it.
00:08:08You're too young to have a car.
00:08:10You're it.
00:08:10Come on, Betty Ann.
00:08:11She's a damn good driver.
00:08:13She's better than most of the women in this town.
00:08:14It's against the law.
00:08:15Well, it's a stupid law.
00:08:17You know, if there's one thing this family should know by now,
00:08:20it's the price you pay for breaking the law.
00:08:22For crying out loud, Betty Ann, do we have to bring my daddy into this?
00:08:26Well, if your daddy hadn't decided that it was up to him,
00:08:29to figure out which laws to disobey,
00:08:31we wouldn't be scrambling to save the dealership.
00:08:33Or have to fool with the likes of Jack Lawson.
00:08:36For the 10,000th time, I have a loan to pay off,
00:08:39and Jack Lawson is bringing in the cash.
00:08:41You know, I wouldn't even have to cross 95.
00:08:43It's not even a half a month.
00:08:44Don't like him?
00:08:45Don't trust him.
00:08:46It's business, Betty Ann.
00:08:47Why don't you just stick to that interior design school stuff of yours
00:08:50and let me take care of the business, okay?
00:08:52I'm going back to the office.
00:08:54Don't wait up.
00:08:59Would you clear the table with me?
00:09:05Alright, the good news is these papers were better than last time.
00:09:10The bad news is that last time, as we all remember, was not so great.
00:09:43You want to score some extra credit?
00:09:44Sure.
00:09:46I need some help, Greg, these papers.
00:09:48Where do you have fourth period?
00:09:50English.
00:09:52Cut it.
00:09:53I'll write your note.
00:09:55Okay.
00:09:56Okay.
00:09:56Bye.
00:09:57Bye.
00:10:20Is something bothering you?
00:10:25No.
00:10:26Parents?
00:10:33Uh-oh.
00:10:34They can go.
00:10:37It just seems like all they ever do anymore is fight.
00:10:41I mean, we never have a good time as a family anymore.
00:10:44I don't know.
00:10:44No.
00:10:44No matter how it starts out, it always ends up in an argument.
00:10:48Must be rough on you.
00:10:52Well, my dad's under a lot of pressure at work, and my mom just went back to school, and he
00:10:59hates that.
00:11:00So they take it out on you?
00:11:02I guess.
00:11:04I've seen it all the time.
00:11:05Parents get so caught up in their own problems, they don't see the effect it's having on their own kids.
00:11:10Any time you need a shoulder to cry on, there's one right here.
00:11:15Just for you.
00:11:20Hey.
00:11:21I'm in.
00:11:24You're special.
00:11:3323 on the hook.
00:11:3523 on the hook.
00:11:37Get up there now.
00:11:38Come on.
00:11:38Come on, you guys.
00:11:40You go to the football games, don't you?
00:11:42Half the town would be at practice if they could.
00:11:45Oh, Amy.
00:11:46Watching football practice is about as much fun as watching paint draw.
00:11:50Well, she just wants to see her boyfriend.
00:11:53What boyfriend?
00:11:54Coach Nash.
00:11:55She has the most major crush on him.
00:11:58So?
00:11:59Kelly has a crush on Bobby Earl, doesn't she?
00:12:01Which is exactly why I don't want to hang around practice.
00:12:03It'll look so obvious.
00:12:05Come on, you guys.
00:12:06It'll be fun.
00:12:07Come on!
00:12:08Come on!
00:12:10Come on!
00:12:12Come on!
00:12:13Let it go!
00:12:16My god.
00:12:18Look at her.
00:12:19Amy's in love.
00:12:20First to Amy.
00:12:21Earth to Amy.
00:12:22He's like 50 years old.
00:12:24He's a teacher.
00:12:27All right.
00:12:27All right, let's see it now.
00:12:37Now, some of these were not too bad.
00:12:40And, of course, there were some others that were, uh...
00:12:45Well, I don't think I want to say it out loud.
00:12:48But what I'd like for you to do for the remainder of the period is kind of...
00:12:52Look over your mistakes and see if we can't improve on that next time.
00:12:58All right?
00:13:50Oh, great.
00:13:51Oh, great.
00:13:52That's funny.
00:13:52Please don't play with your food.
00:13:54Cassie, go into the kitchen and get something to wipe this up with.
00:13:58Thanks.
00:13:59She spilled it.
00:14:00How come I have to wipe that?
00:14:01Because she's 5 and I'm 16.
00:14:03No backtalking later.
00:14:04Bobby Lee, it isn't funny.
00:14:06Yeah, shut up, Bobby Lee.
00:14:07Pete, did you hear me?
00:14:09Pete?
00:14:09Will you move your arm?
00:14:10Did you hear what I was talking about?
00:14:11Angela, move.
00:14:12Yeah, you were talking about Thanksgiving.
00:14:14I asked if you'd talk to Coach Vogler about the coffee pot.
00:14:19I'm sorry.
00:14:20I forgot.
00:14:20Pete, I've asked you three times already.
00:14:22All right, all right.
00:14:23I'll ask you.
00:14:23Or else we're gonna have to tell Angela's preschool that we can't pay them this month
00:14:28because we had to go out and buy a coffee pot.
00:14:30I said I'll ask him.
00:14:31Where are you going?
00:14:33I gotta work on the game plan.
00:14:36Come on!
00:14:41Come on, I'm so confused.
00:14:44Come on, behaviors!
00:14:53How are you going?
00:14:54Go?
00:14:55Go, go, go!
00:14:55Go, go, go, go!
00:14:56Go, go, go, go, go!
00:14:56Go, go, go, go!
00:14:58Go, go, go, go, go.
00:15:00Go, go, go, go, go!
00:15:01She's put herself on a lot of pressure on her.
00:15:07Hey, you gotta look at it for me now, he's confused.
00:15:14She's just as serious about this decorator school stuff
00:15:16as you and I are about Wildcat football.
00:15:31You gotta look at it!
00:15:40Wildcat!
00:15:42Let's go!
00:15:44Hey, Wildcat!
00:15:45Let's go!
00:15:47Let's go!
00:16:01Let's go!
00:16:24Hello?
00:16:27Hi.
00:16:29Who is this?
00:16:31I'll give you a hint.
00:16:33Someone who thinks you're real pretty.
00:16:37Hi.
00:16:38I swear, if my mother doesn't stop ragging on my hair, I'm going to scream.
00:16:42Watch, we'll get in the car, and the first thing she'll say is,
00:16:45Kelly, I don't know why you had to change your hair.
00:16:47It looked so pretty before.
00:16:49Well, at least you can talk to your mother.
00:16:51I mean, my mother, she still thinks that the world is exactly the same as it was when she was
00:16:55in high school.
00:16:55And I'm all special bulletin.
00:16:57That was, like, 30 years ago.
00:16:59Mom problems?
00:17:00Yeah, they should all join a club.
00:17:02The mother's from hell.
00:17:04Well, that wouldn't work.
00:17:05All the mothers in this town want to be president of that club.
00:17:08Hey, Amy, I, uh, I brought that magazine article in I was telling you about.
00:17:12Yeah.
00:17:13It's in my locker.
00:17:13Come on, I'll give it to you.
00:17:14What magazine article?
00:17:17Amy, that's my mom.
00:17:18Oh, just take a minute.
00:17:19Come on.
00:17:22I'll just be back in a sec.
00:17:25We'll see y'all later.
00:17:30Not magazine.
00:17:35What's going on, coach?
00:17:37What's going on, coach?
00:17:40What's going on, coach?
00:17:55What's going on?
00:18:04I'll give it to you, baby.
00:18:05And, uh, I've got it, I'll give it to you.
00:18:06What's going on?
00:18:06What's going on?
00:18:14I have got a message for you, you are not going to be with me.
00:18:18Did you hear about Tammy McCartney's friend over Easter?
00:18:21No.
00:18:22Okay, she and her boyfriend are doing it, right?
00:18:24So she decides to tell her parents for whatever reason.
00:18:27And her father feels over and has a heart attack right there at the dinner table.
00:18:31His head falls right into his plate.
00:18:34No, no.
00:18:34Yes, I swear to God, you cannot tell your parents anything.
00:18:38Will your ladies be at school?
00:18:39Hey, Coach, we're at lunch.
00:18:42Coach, that beer sure looks good.
00:18:45Why don't you get one for us?
00:18:46You don't mess around, do you?
00:18:48Not always.
00:18:49You want me to buy you a beer?
00:18:51No, girls, that wouldn't be right.
00:18:53We want wine coolers.
00:18:55Yeah, wine coolers.
00:18:57Come on, Coach.
00:18:58How about it, Amy?
00:18:59You think I should buy these ladies a cocktail?
00:19:03Yeah.
00:19:07Okay, then.
00:19:08Go back.
00:19:21Hey, Coach.
00:19:22Neat tapes.
00:19:23Hey, my daughter gave them to me.
00:19:25Do you know her?
00:19:26Cassie.
00:19:26You're a sophomore over at Jackson?
00:19:28Uh, she's on the basketball team.
00:19:31Yeah, I've seen her.
00:19:32She's good.
00:19:32I think you two hit it off.
00:19:34I'll introduce you.
00:19:35That's a great truck, Coach.
00:19:38You want to take her for a drive?
00:19:40Are you kidding?
00:19:44Don't let anyone see you.
00:19:50Hey, hey, hey.
00:19:50Hold up.
00:19:51I'm gonna talk to you.
00:19:52Let him go.
00:20:12I have something for you.
00:20:15There.
00:20:23I can't believe it.
00:20:24I love them.
00:20:25I heard that song when I was driving around.
00:20:27It made me think of you.
00:20:30Songs say things better than words, don't they?
00:20:34You're too nice.
00:20:37Yes, I am.
00:20:38That's always been my problem.
00:20:39I'm a little bit too much.
00:20:41Too much for Tate High School.
00:20:44Too much for this town.
00:20:48You are too, aren't you?
00:20:52I don't know.
00:20:54You're different from most of the girls around here.
00:20:58You've got something inside of you that's destined for something bigger.
00:21:03Or are you just going to marry an ex-football player, have three kids, and push a shopping cart through
00:21:08a supermarket the rest of your life?
00:21:09I hope not.
00:21:12You're a special man.
00:21:15You're a special man.
00:21:15And don't let anybody ever tell you anything.
00:21:18You're a special man.
00:21:31I'm a great host, I'm a great host.
00:21:38I'm a great host, I'm a great host.
00:21:39All right.
00:21:40Time, you guys.
00:21:41What was it?
00:21:42Back to the place.
00:21:43Go.
00:21:43Go.
00:21:43W-I-L-G-C-A.
00:21:48Come on.
00:21:49T-N.
00:21:50W-I-L-G-C-A.
00:21:53W-I-L-G-C-A.
00:21:54W-I-L-G-C-A.
00:21:55W-I-L-G-C-A.
00:21:57W-I-L-G-C-A.
00:22:07I'm going to try to keep it down to a suitable volume, all right?
00:22:11Come on.
00:22:12Sit down over here and put your stuff off the table.
00:22:14Why don't you have a seat over here?
00:22:17Where are you going?
00:22:19Now, don't go back in there now.
00:22:20Put your cup.
00:22:23Ladies.
00:22:25Ladies, you're not supposed to be back there.
00:22:26Come on.
00:22:27Doesn't that hurt you?
00:22:28No, we do it all the time, you see?
00:22:30Okay, get out of the way.
00:22:31Kimberly, hey.
00:22:34Now, come on, get down.
00:22:36Why don't you come over here?
00:22:37Come on.
00:22:39Come on, come on, get me.
00:22:41Okay, you asked for it.
00:22:44Watch this.
00:22:49You could use a few less french fries.
00:22:51Well, maybe you could use a few more push-ups.
00:22:52Oh, you're cruel, aren't you?
00:22:55No, no, no, try me.
00:22:56All right.
00:22:58Now, that's more like light as a feather.
00:23:02Okay, Amy.
00:23:05You're next.
00:23:07Okay, hold on a second.
00:23:09What?
00:23:10What are you doing?
00:23:11You think you can catch me?
00:23:13Oh, I believe I can.
00:23:16You ready?
00:23:17Come on.
00:23:18One, two, three.
00:23:21Catch.
00:23:21I told you.
00:23:22You're so strong.
00:23:24Well, I could do this all day.
00:23:25You know that?
00:23:26Yes.
00:23:36You ladies want to go wait at one of those tables, please?
00:23:42Coach, may I talk to you in my office a minute?
00:23:45Keep it down, now.
00:23:53What are you doing with those girls, Coach?
00:23:56I was writing them passes.
00:23:57I'm taking them for extra practice.
00:24:00That did not look like appropriate behavior for a teacher.
00:24:04No, we were just having a little fun.
00:24:06Fun for whom?
00:24:08Them or you?
00:24:10Come on, Carolyn.
00:24:11There's nothing wrong with what I was doing with those girls.
00:24:15Can I go now?
00:24:17Sure.
00:24:19You can go now.
00:24:26There's always rumors about coaches, but you've got to take it with a grain of salt.
00:24:30What was he doing there in the first place?
00:24:32I have no idea, but I'm telling you, he was holding them in his arms.
00:24:36Writing full of you in the library?
00:24:37Yes.
00:24:38And it wasn't just the first time, either.
00:24:40You know, he's always in the halls, surrounded by girls, and he can't seem to keep his hands off them.
00:24:44Well, Coach Nash is a popular teacher.
00:24:47The girls like to be around him.
00:24:48That doesn't make it okay for him to do what he was doing.
00:24:52Yeah, but Carolyn, we all put our arms around students.
00:24:55It makes them feel good.
00:24:57I do it myself.
00:24:58After all, I'm the one who had that bumper sticker made, huh?
00:25:01Mr. Arnett, are you listening to me?
00:25:03I'm telling you, I saw Pete Nash behaving in an extremely inappropriate manner with those girls.
00:25:09Miss Sweeney, I heard you loud and clear, and I'm going to take care of you.
00:25:22I want to hurt you.
00:25:26I never have.
00:25:28Don't you want to?
00:25:32I don't know.
00:25:35I keep forgetting how young you are.
00:25:38What's that supposed to mean?
00:25:39Well, I didn't mean it like that.
00:25:43I knew who Missy was.
00:25:44Who?
00:25:46Missy Ross.
00:25:48Did you do this with her?
00:25:51Oh, Amy.
00:25:54Are you kidding me? I've never done this with a student before.
00:25:57You know how much trouble I could get into for this?
00:26:00She was a girl who had a crush on me.
00:26:02She chased me and people made a big thing of it, that's all.
00:26:07What about the others?
00:26:08You don't believe those rumors, do you?
00:26:12You know how people love to talk in this town.
00:26:14What do you think I am?
00:26:19It's just you.
00:26:23You're just...
00:26:24special.
00:26:27I've never felt this way about anybody before.
00:26:35I'm sorry.
00:26:43If you don't want to, I'm not gonna force you.
00:26:47We'll take this nice and slow.
00:26:49I'm in no hurry.
00:26:53Okay.
00:26:56Okay.
00:27:03Nice point.
00:27:14You're welcome.
00:27:17We're welcome.
00:27:19We're welcome.
00:27:20We're welcome.
00:27:21We're welcome.
00:27:32What's up, man?
00:27:40Oh, I'm so scared you will Oh, what a thrill, oh, what a thrill
00:28:00Oh, what a thrill, oh, what a thrill
00:28:16Hello?
00:28:17Hi.
00:28:20Where are you?
00:28:22Fieldhouse.
00:28:23You think you can get away tonight and meet me later?
00:28:25We're going to be done here soon.
00:28:27No, I've got an English paper due tomorrow.
00:28:30I really want to see you.
00:28:33I've got to see you in English.
00:28:34My mom's real bummed out about it.
00:28:36Don't worry about that.
00:28:37I'll talk to your English teacher.
00:28:40Well, my dad won't be home till late.
00:28:41I'd have to wait till they get to sleep.
00:28:44Whenever you say.
00:28:47Midnight?
00:28:48Okay, then.
00:28:49I'll see you later.
00:28:51Okay.
00:28:56Hey Romeo, are you going to watch this or what?
00:28:58We are at Hendricks Road
00:29:11Oh, what a thrill
00:29:14Oh, what a real, oh, what a real
00:29:20Oh, what a real, oh, what a real
00:29:36Amy, don't do this to me
00:29:39I'm sorry, I just...
00:29:42I feel like I should wait
00:29:44Wait? Wait for what?
00:29:47So you can be a virgin when you get married?
00:29:50You want me?
00:29:55I want to be with you forever
00:29:59I swear it's the truth
00:30:03I want to tell my wife about us
00:30:05And your parents
00:30:08Everybody
00:30:09Bye
00:30:09Bye
00:30:09Bye
00:30:40She didn't do this, son.
00:30:42She will, but a C in English really brings down her average.
00:30:45I mean, she was practically in tears when she was telling me.
00:30:53She'll be out in a second.
00:30:54Can't believe how long it takes to get that casual, unsteady look.
00:30:59So, Amy said that Cassie invited her to spend the night?
00:31:02Yeah, that's what they arranged.
00:31:06Well, here, look at you.
00:31:07Honey, you look adorable.
00:31:09You do.
00:31:12I can't believe you're going to take four screaming teenage girls to a concert.
00:31:16You deserve a medal.
00:31:17I don't mind.
00:31:19You got more guts than I do, coach.
00:31:21Don't forget your earplugs.
00:31:21Okay. All right. We'll see you.
00:31:23Good night, sweetie. Have fun.
00:31:25Bye-bye.
00:31:43Go chance. Go chance.
00:31:45He's not, man.
00:31:46He can't do it.
00:31:48No one can.
00:31:49I believe that.
00:31:50Woo!
00:31:51Woo!
00:31:52Hello.
00:31:55It's funny, guys.
00:31:56Thanks.
00:31:57I'll talk to you later.
00:31:59All right.
00:32:00Y'all sure you don't want to spend the night at my house?
00:32:02I know it's all right with my mom.
00:32:04I'll be fine.
00:32:06Yeah, thanks anyway.
00:32:07Good night.
00:32:07Bye.
00:32:17We're at a rock concert all night and music videos into the morning.
00:32:21Don't you girls ever get tired of it?
00:32:23I'm not a bad mom.
00:32:24Just don't burn down the house.
00:32:26Amy, do you need anything?
00:32:28No.
00:32:30Well, maybe if I grew my hair long and wore makeup, I could have girls screaming and running
00:32:34after me.
00:32:36You've got enough girls running after you with your head just like it is, Dad.
00:32:40Good night, sweet thing.
00:32:41Good night, Amy.
00:32:42Don't stay up too late, y'all.
00:32:43Good night.
00:33:20Good night.
00:33:47I don't think this is what I'm doing.
00:33:55What is it?
00:33:59It's time, Amy.
00:34:11Please don't hurt me.
00:34:14I won't.
00:34:44I don't think this is what I'm doing.
00:35:11Breakfast in ten minutes.
00:35:23Hey, pancakes, honey.
00:35:23You got more coming?
00:35:24There are three left.
00:35:25Who wants more?
00:35:27Amy?
00:35:28I don't know.
00:35:29I'm fine.
00:35:30How about you, sweetie?
00:35:30You got more?
00:35:31No?
00:35:33I don't know.
00:35:34I don't know.
00:35:36I don't know.
00:35:39I don't know.
00:35:40I don't know.
00:35:44I don't know.
00:35:47I don't know.
00:35:49I don't know.
00:35:52I don't know.
00:35:54I don't know.
00:35:54I don't know.
00:35:55I don't know.
00:35:56I don't know.
00:35:57I don't know.
00:35:58I don't know.
00:35:59I don't know.
00:35:59I don't know.
00:36:01I don't know.
00:36:05Are you okay?
00:36:08Are you sure?
00:36:11Yeah, I'm fine.
00:36:31I'm fine.
00:37:28Okay, everybody, open your books to chapter 3.
00:37:30Take out a piece of paper and write down questions 1 through 5.
00:37:33It's a quiz?
00:37:35No, it's like a study hall.
00:37:36It helps you out the final.
00:37:38Amy, can I see you in the lab for a second?
00:37:40Come on.
00:37:42Come on.
00:37:43Come on.
00:37:48Come here.
00:37:52Come on.
00:37:54Come on.
00:37:54Come on.
00:37:55Come on.
00:37:56Come on.
00:37:57Quit it.
00:37:58Quit it.
00:37:58Come on.
00:37:59Come on.
00:38:03Come on.
00:38:04Come on.
00:38:14Come on.
00:38:15Come on.
00:38:17Come on.
00:38:19Come on.
00:38:22Hey.
00:38:24There you are.
00:38:24How was practice?
00:38:26Fine.
00:38:26Amy, wait a second.
00:38:28Let's talk a minute.
00:38:29Mom, I've got homework.
00:38:30Come on.
00:38:40Come on.
00:38:43Come on.
00:38:51Come on.
00:38:52Come on.
00:38:56Mom, this is my room.
00:38:58Honey, I know you're busy studying, but I just thought maybe we could visit for a second,
00:39:04you know, because it seems like we haven't really had much of a chance to talk lately,
00:39:08and just wondered how you are.
00:39:10Mom, I'm fine.
00:39:11Nothing's wrong.
00:39:14You want me to make you some popcorn?
00:39:15I've got to do my homework.
00:39:42Amy.
00:39:44Amy, come out here.
00:39:45I've got something to show you.
00:39:47Oh, my God.
00:39:56Got $100?
00:39:58Oh, my God.
00:39:59Is this for me?
00:40:00Mm-hmm.
00:40:01Oh, thank you so much.
00:40:03Oh, my gosh.
00:40:04Well, try it on precise.
00:40:05Sure.
00:40:07Oh, come on, Betty Ann.
00:40:08It'll just be easier on everybody.
00:40:10Besides, she's gonna be real careful in it, aren't you, huh?
00:40:12Oh, please.
00:40:13If you hear one bad thing about my driving from anybody, you can take away the keys.
00:40:17Okay.
00:40:18But I'm telling you, if I hear of any foolishness, in this car, I am taking those keys back before
00:40:22you know what hit you, okay?
00:40:24Okay, fine.
00:40:24But can I just please go show Kimberly and Kelly, please?
00:40:27Yes.
00:40:28Come right back.
00:40:29Okay.
00:40:30Be careful now.
00:40:35I just wish you would have told me.
00:40:37Oh, hell, you'd have just said no.
00:40:43Can you believe me?
00:40:44You're right.
00:40:45Yeah.
00:40:46Amy, this is such a cool part.
00:40:48And now we won't have to ride with my mom.
00:40:50Well, that's a good thing, because my mother is getting on my nerves.
00:40:53She's giving me such a hard time about Wayne.
00:40:55I mean, last night, I had to say to my mother, just because he's been to rehab, it doesn't
00:40:58make him a bad person.
00:41:00Because every time he gets out of rehab, he screws up again.
00:41:03That's not his fault.
00:41:04He just needs someone to be nice to him.
00:41:06Kimberly, he's a loser.
00:41:08He's never gonna change.
00:41:09I promise.
00:41:09I'm sick of hearing you talk about him.
00:41:11Well, at least he's not a child, but I still like your boyfriend.
00:41:15He is not.
00:41:16And what else?
00:41:17Probably.
00:41:18I mean, it's weird.
00:41:20You think he want to be with someone his own age.
00:41:23He can't help me fall in love when it just happens.
00:41:26And what's that?
00:41:28So now you two are in love.
00:41:29Amy, you're kidding with Nash?
00:41:31Well, it's amazing.
00:41:33I mean, you listen to all those words of those songs.
00:41:37They're just words if you actually feel it for yourself.
00:41:41So what have you all done?
00:41:43I've kissed.
00:41:45French kissed.
00:41:46With tongues.
00:41:47Did you do it?
00:41:49Did you go all the way?
00:41:52Well, I'm still a virgin, if that's what you mean.
00:41:56Technically.
00:41:57I want to take you to never leave home than it lasts.
00:42:03Okay.
00:42:07You stay up.
00:42:12Kimberly.
00:42:16Well, Coach Nash is a popular teacher.
00:42:18There's always rumors about them with one girl or another.
00:42:20Well, maybe they're not just rumors.
00:42:23Now they start.
00:42:25Coach Nash talks to a pretty girl.
00:42:27Maybe another girl, one he didn't talk to, gets jealous.
00:42:29So she starts spreading rumors to get back at him.
00:42:32Now, you think maybe that's what's going on here, Kimberly?
00:42:34Coach Nash is paying a little more attention to Amy and you're just a wee bit jealous?
00:42:39Mr. Harnett, Amy has much told us that he was messing with her.
00:42:42Well, how do you know that she wasn't bragging?
00:42:46Coach Nash and Amy are doing it.
00:42:48I think someone should do something about it.
00:42:51All right, I'll look into it.
00:43:14I swear, I am not going to open one book.
00:43:17It's an entire summer.
00:43:18Me neither.
00:43:19I'm spending the entire summer by the pool.
00:43:22Hey, Amy.
00:43:23How's it going?
00:43:24Pretty good.
00:43:25Are you going to go to the Founder's Day festival?
00:43:27Uh, yeah, I think so.
00:43:29Why?
00:43:29I just thought maybe I'd see you then.
00:43:32Sure.
00:43:33Great.
00:43:34Amy?
00:43:37Can I see you a bit?
00:43:41All right, I'll see you guys later.
00:43:42Bye.
00:43:43Amy!
00:43:45I'll call you later.
00:43:54Come here.
00:43:58Don't, not at school.
00:43:59Why not?
00:44:00So you can run off and do it with Corey Wilkins?
00:44:02I hardly know him.
00:44:03That's not what it looked like to me.
00:44:05He was just saying hello.
00:44:11I can't go all summer without seeing you.
00:44:15I got an idea.
00:44:17You can come camping with us.
00:44:19We go out to the lake.
00:44:22Your whole family?
00:44:23Sure, sure. It'll be fine. We'll get off by ourselves.
00:44:28Are you even listening to me?
00:44:29Mm-hmm.
00:44:30She's like a person I don't even know.
00:44:33You know, she never laughs anymore at all.
00:44:35She never cuts up or teases.
00:44:36You know, it's just hormones.
00:44:38She's growing up. She's not your little girl anymore.
00:44:40Well, I know that, but she's so angry all the time.
00:44:44She's just being a teenager, Betty Ann.
00:44:47We're in for five more years.
00:44:48Might as well get used to...
00:44:51Uh-huh.
00:44:55Yeah.
00:44:56Yeah.
00:45:27You never know yet how much I love you, so please don't take my sunshine away.
00:46:04I always thought you were really great, but you know, you were always with Coach Nash,
00:46:08so I didn't know if you were available at all.
00:46:11Well, like for what?
00:46:13Yeah, thanks, Bob.
00:46:16I mean, I don't know, like, uh, like to hang out.
00:46:19You make me happy when skies are green.
00:46:23You never know yet how much I love you.
00:46:26All the way this year, Coach.
00:46:28Oh, please don't take my sunshine away.
00:46:36Hey, Steve.
00:46:38Two.
00:46:40All right.
00:46:41Jim's on me, Coach.
00:46:43It's called the dip.
00:46:44Okay.
00:46:46Here we go.
00:46:47Hey.
00:46:48That's pretty good.
00:46:49You never know what it's called?
00:46:51Hey.
00:46:52Hey.
00:46:52Hey.
00:46:52Hey.
00:46:52Hey.
00:46:53Hey.
00:46:54Hey.
00:46:57Hey.
00:47:00Hey.
00:47:01Hey.
00:47:01What the hell's the matter with you?
00:47:02You acting like some kind of little slut.
00:47:04I'm not gonna say it again, but it's keep your hands off of you.
00:47:07You're only dancers, you wanna get thrown off of me.
00:47:10You're only dancers.
00:47:13We'll let her settle down.
00:47:17Hey.
00:47:18Hey.
00:47:44I'm sorry, but it makes me crazy when I see you with another guy.
00:47:48But he knows.
00:47:49Who cares?
00:47:50I care.
00:47:50I don't want Cassie to know.
00:47:51Then why were you with him?
00:47:53I'm just dancing.
00:47:54Don't you see how that makes me crazy?
00:47:57If you keep making me flip out like that, we're going to get caught.
00:48:00My job is going to be history.
00:48:02My family, too.
00:48:03And that's going to be your fault.
00:48:06I can't do this anymore.
00:48:11You don't mean that.
00:48:13I'm tired of feeling dirty and ashamed.
00:48:15I don't want to see you anymore.
00:48:16Don't you understand?
00:48:18I love you.
00:48:21Don't you get that?
00:48:28Come on.
00:48:30Come on, Amy.
00:48:33No, please.
00:48:34I don't want to.
00:48:34Come on.
00:48:34I just want to hold you.
00:48:49I love you.
00:48:52You can't leave me.
00:48:53What am I going to do without you?
00:49:06Come on.
00:49:08Come on.
00:49:09Come on.
00:49:11Be nice.
00:49:14This ain't so bad, is it?
00:49:16You like it.
00:49:19You know you do.
00:49:20Don't you have to stop.
00:49:36Ben, I don't have to tell you what joy and pride our football team brings to our lives.
00:49:40Now, the economy can go to hell.
00:49:42The whole country can go to hell.
00:49:44But damn it, never, ever Tate High School football.
00:49:50Coach Nash is going to give us a preview of what we can look forward to this fall.
00:49:54Coach?
00:49:58I want to thank you all for coming out today, and thank you for your support.
00:50:02I'll get into the specifics of the offense and the defense in just a little bit.
00:50:05But first, I want to say one thing.
00:50:06Last year, we went to the quarterfinals, and for a lot of teams, that's the best that they can hope
00:50:12for.
00:50:13But I'll tell you what.
00:50:14This season, I guarantee our boys will be wearing jackets that say Oklahoma State Champions.
00:50:25That looks like it's going to be another great year, Mickey.
00:50:27Yeah, we got 14 returning seniors. That's pretty good.
00:50:30And the best coaching staff in the state.
00:50:32Thank you, Norm.
00:50:33See you, Lee.
00:50:34See you.
00:50:35John, I hear your wife's going back to school.
00:50:37Oh, yeah. Says she's got to open up and branch out. Says Tate's boring her to death.
00:50:41Hey, she's spending too much time with you.
00:50:44That's true.
00:50:45Should have a good season. Hell, I don't see how we can miss a trip to state this year.
00:50:48Now, with the strong horses we got.
00:50:50Just what I say.
00:50:51That's right. See you guys later.
00:50:53I'll see you, L.B.
00:50:55How's it going, Norm?
00:50:57Business is getting better. I'm selling a few cars.
00:51:01Hey, listen, uh, there's nothing funny going on between Coach Nash and Amy, is there?
00:51:06What the hell's that supposed to mean?
00:51:08Well, there's been a lot of talk about it.
00:51:11I guess there's some kind of a scene at Founder's Day.
00:51:13What kind of scene?
00:51:15Coach was all over about something.
00:51:18You're kidding.
00:51:19I heard a lot of people say that they left together.
00:51:21What?
00:51:22Didn't Mickey McGregor mention anything to you?
00:51:25Hell no.
00:51:26Good sleep.
00:51:31Norm?
00:51:32Thanks, Tom.
00:51:49Where are you going, Amy?
00:51:51I'm at Kelly's.
00:51:53What's this I hear about you and Coach Nash at Founder's Day?
00:51:58What'd you hear?
00:51:59You tell me, Amy. What's going on?
00:52:02Nothing.
00:52:04Is he bothering you, Amy?
00:52:05No.
00:52:08Because if he is, I want to know about it.
00:52:09You tell me and I'll put a stop to it.
00:52:11Look, Dad, everything's fine. Nothing's going on.
00:52:14Look, I gotta go.
00:52:29Hey, Norm.
00:52:30How's it going?
00:52:32I want to know what happened at Founder's Day, Pete.
00:52:34What's going on between you and Amy?
00:53:04Nothing's going on, Norm.
00:53:05I want to know what happened at Founder's Day is that she was hanging out with Corey Wilkins.
00:53:08Now, I'd hate to see a girl of Amy's caliber throw herself away on a lowlife like Wilkins.
00:53:12I mean, I kind of feel like she's my own daughter. I thought I'd be doing you both a favor.
00:53:16Well, she's not your daughter, Pete. She's mine.
00:53:18Well, she's not your daughter, Pete. She's mine. And I'll be advising her as to who she should be hanging
00:53:20around with.
00:53:21Speaking of which, I don't think I'm going to be able to let her go on a camping trip next
00:53:24week.
00:53:25Come on, Norm. My wife and kids and Kelly, they're all going to be there.
00:53:29She's been looking forward to this for a long time. You're going to break her heart.
00:53:33And all night long, he tossed and he turned. And outside, he heard the wind howl.
00:53:43Finally, at dawn, he fell into a deep, deep sleep until he was wakened by sound.
00:53:57And the door flew open and in hobbled the monkey's power.
00:54:07You're not scared, are you, sweet pea?
00:54:11You're not scared, are you, sweet pea?
00:54:15I don't know.
00:54:51I don't know.
00:55:15Fine. It was sure great having you.
00:55:18Bye.
00:55:21There you go.
00:55:23What's this, a bride?
00:55:25Yes, ma'am.
00:55:26Let's just say it's our secret.
00:55:46So are you going to tell me what's going on?
00:55:50Nothing.
00:55:51Amy, I'm not stupid.
00:55:53Maybe Mrs. Nash and Cassie are, but I'm not.
00:55:56I don't know what you mean.
00:55:58It really pisses me off that you don't think you can trust me.
00:56:02I told you what was going on.
00:56:04I think you left out a lot.
00:56:09Look, I'm supposed to be your best friend.
00:56:34Okay, I'll tell you.
00:56:36But you've got to promise not to tell anybody.
00:56:39All right, I promise.
00:56:41I mean, even if you hate Coach Nash after I tell you,
00:56:44you can't tell anybody because he'll lose his job, his family, his wife, everything.
00:56:51I mean it, okay?
00:56:52You've got to swear.
00:56:53All right, I swear.
00:56:58He did it.
00:57:02Does Cassie know?
00:57:06I don't think so.
00:57:10What was it like?
00:57:13It was okay.
00:57:17Come on, you promise you can't tell anybody.
00:57:21Maybe it's wrong.
00:57:22He loves me.
00:57:23Do you love him?
00:57:29I have to tell someone.
00:57:30I can't.
00:57:31I'll warn his laugh if I do.
00:57:33Amy, you have to tell someone.
00:57:46Mom?
00:57:48Mm-hmm?
00:57:48Is that your first boyfriend?
00:57:51No, but he, I guess he was my first serious one.
00:57:56I mean, like, the ones before Dad.
00:57:59Were you in love with them, or was it different with him?
00:58:04Oh, well, it was definitely different with your daddy.
00:58:06I mean, you know, from the moment we met each other,
00:58:10that we were just laughing and cutting up and being silly and everything.
00:58:15Why?
00:58:17I don't know.
00:58:18I was just curious.
00:58:25I mean, like, how do you know when you're in love?
00:58:32Well, grandmama always used to say,
00:58:35when it's love and it's right, you'll know it.
00:58:38Sure enough, being with your daddy did feel right.
00:58:44Amy, hi.
00:58:46Why are you asking me this now?
00:58:49Is there someone you think you're in love with?
00:58:50Is there someone you think you're in love with?
00:58:57Is there someone you think you're in love with?
00:58:57Yeah, you're doing the same time.
00:59:05I know you're doing the same like normal and that's not a good time.
00:59:11So you're doing the same thing.
00:59:11I'm sorry.
00:59:11If you are just watching a clip, don't think me.
00:59:11I know I'm just gonna make sure.
00:59:11I just got on my other night.
00:59:13I know I hear you.
00:59:17I'm just gonna take them to sleep.
00:59:18I know you're gonna get me out.
00:59:24Hello?
00:59:25Betty Ann?
00:59:26Norm asked me to give you a call.
00:59:28We're filling out some insurance forms,
00:59:30and we need Amy's Social Security number.
00:59:33Yeah, let me go get her.
00:59:34All right.
00:59:49Lucy, she's asleep, but you know what?
00:59:51I've got her purse, so let me just see if I can find it in here.
01:00:03Where's he getting Norm on the phone?
01:00:26Hi, Mr. Upton. How are you?
01:00:28Billington?
01:00:28Good to see you.
01:00:29Appreciate you coming down to see us in the summertime.
01:00:31Not at all.
01:00:32Superintendent of school's a year-round job.
01:00:34Look, the thing is, it just doesn't seem right to us
01:00:36that a teacher should be writing notes like this to a student.
01:00:39I mean, we're not accusing anybody of anything,
01:00:41but for crying out loud, it makes you wonder.
01:00:43Well, if he says no and she says no,
01:00:46then all we got to go on are rumors,
01:00:47and we'll need a little more than that.
01:00:49I am not talking about a rumor.
01:00:51I am talking about what he wrote on this picture.
01:00:55Please don't ever change and don't ever leave me.
01:00:57I mean, she is a freshman in high school,
01:00:59and he's telling her not to change?
01:01:01That's not what he meant.
01:01:02Well, what did he mean?
01:01:03He's just trying to be friendly.
01:01:05This the same teacher was supposed to be hugging the girls
01:01:07that day in the library?
01:01:09What is that?
01:01:10No, that was according to Miss Sweeney, the librarian,
01:01:13but I talked to Nash, and everything was absolutely innocent.
01:01:15You know, we all hug the kids, Miss Dustin.
01:01:17It's our way of being affectionate, you know,
01:01:20making them feel included.
01:01:22Any grown man that writes this to a child
01:01:24should not be in the school system.
01:01:26I don't care how innocent he says it is.
01:01:28Now, Miss Dustin, you have a perfect right
01:01:29to want your little girl protected,
01:01:31and I'm gonna see that she is.
01:01:32We'll conduct a full inquiry and get to the bottom of this.
01:01:36You don't think you're being too friendly
01:01:38with these girls, do you?
01:01:39Amy's a special girl.
01:01:40I'm real fond of her, but there's nothing going on.
01:01:42She's 15.
01:01:44It's a criminal offense if there is.
01:01:46Statutory rape.
01:01:47She's my daughter's age, for God's sake.
01:01:49What kind of man do you think I am?
01:01:50That's what I called you out here to find out.
01:01:53This isn't the first time parents have complained about you.
01:01:56It's strictly teacher-student.
01:01:58I'll swear that on the Bible.
01:01:59Dammit, Nash.
01:02:00You better not be messing around with these girls,
01:02:02or there's gonna be hell to pay.
01:02:03See that you stay away from her.
01:02:06I don't even want it to look funny.
01:02:15You know what you're talking about, right?
01:02:21Now, remember, if he bothers you in any way at all,
01:02:24you let me know about it immediately.
01:02:26You know what, Mom?
01:02:27Why don't you just come to school with me
01:02:28and follow me around?
01:02:29I wish I could.
01:02:32God only knows what he's gonna do
01:02:33after not having seen you all summer.
01:02:35Now, I'm really gonna trust you
01:02:36to use your good judgment, okay?
01:02:38I'm fine.
01:02:39Would you just stop worrying about me?
01:02:50Hey, Cory.
01:02:51How you doing?
01:02:52Fine.
01:02:54How's your summer?
01:02:56Listen, Amy, I can't talk to you.
01:02:58How come?
01:03:03Okay.
01:03:09Hi.
01:03:11How's your day?
01:03:12You're not supposed to talk to me.
01:03:14Why are you avoiding me?
01:03:17Look, just leave me alone.
01:03:18What did I do?
01:03:20I'm not supposed to talk to you.
01:03:23Because when do you care what you're supposed to do?
01:03:25I don't know.
01:03:26It's like he's having a really hard time with this.
01:03:28Bobby says that everyone's talking about it.
01:03:31It's like he's in a bad mood all the time.
01:03:34I can't help that.
01:03:36There he is.
01:03:52Oh, my gosh.
01:03:56Hey, give me a shot.
01:03:57Listen, I'll k...
01:04:01I can't help you.
01:04:03Here's your day.
01:04:05How come?
01:04:05I don't know?
01:04:06You're perfect.
01:04:06You're perfect.
01:04:07The other thing is...
01:04:07The other thing is, ain't it?
01:04:12Amy, are you okay?
01:04:16Come on, we can all walk out together.
01:04:59I'm telling you, something is going on.
01:05:01I don't like the way she's been acting.
01:05:03She's our daughter, Betty Ann.
01:05:05You've got to trust her.
01:05:07If this was happening, she'd tell us.
01:05:09Not if she's scared to death, she wouldn't.
01:05:11They said they would look into it.
01:05:13You've got to give them a chance.
01:05:15No, I don't.
01:05:17It's always a freshman.
01:05:19By the time they saw him, I was there too old for him.
01:05:21He always moves on to something new.
01:05:24Last year, it was Missy Ross, Donna Barnes.
01:05:28It's always someone.
01:05:29Of course, he's always been like that.
01:05:31A real flirt.
01:05:33Jimmy McHugh transferred out of his biology class.
01:05:36He said that all he did was flirt with the pretty girls.
01:05:39Will you look at me, please?
01:05:40All I want to do is talk to you.
01:05:41This is not a quiz.
01:05:42This is just for a...
01:05:45Amy?
01:05:47Amy, can I see you for a second?
01:06:00Why do you avoid me?
01:06:01Please stop doing this.
01:06:02I will if you tell me why you're doing this to me.
01:06:05But he's marching.
01:06:06Then meet me later.
01:06:07No.
01:06:07Amy, I'm not going to let up until you agree to talk to me.
01:06:10No.
01:06:11All right, then I'm going to tell everybody.
01:06:12Only don't think that I'm the only one that's going to go down because you're going to be in just
01:06:15as much trouble as I am.
01:06:16Hey, listen up, everybody.
01:06:18I've got something I want to tell you.
01:06:19All right, I'll meet you later.
01:06:22Miss Sweeney?
01:06:24Yes?
01:06:24Hi, I'm Betty Ann Dustin.
01:06:26Oh, I'm sorry.
01:06:27My daughter Amy goes to Tate High, and I'm trying to track down some rumors about Coach Nash, and I've
01:06:33been told to talk to you.
01:06:36Would you like to come in, Miss Dustin?
01:06:43Whenever I hear that song, I think of you.
01:06:45I play it all the time.
01:06:47It's the only way I feel close to you now.
01:06:51But don't you miss me?
01:06:54Just a little bit.
01:06:57Sure.
01:06:58Then I don't understand.
01:07:00Why does it have to end?
01:07:06I want my life back.
01:07:09I mean, wherever I go, people are talking about me.
01:07:13It's like I've got a disease or something.
01:07:15You have to stand up to them.
01:07:19I don't want to see you anymore.
01:07:22It's over.
01:07:28I guess you don't love me.
01:07:32I do love you.
01:07:33No, you don't.
01:07:33Not like I love you.
01:07:35You couldn't, or else you wouldn't do this to me.
01:07:37I don't want to hurt you.
01:07:38I should just get my shotgun and blow my brains out.
01:07:42Please don't.
01:07:43I'm sorry.
01:07:44I'm sorry.
01:07:49I love you.
01:08:11I love you.
01:08:15I love you, I love you.
01:08:16I love you.
01:08:34Who's house is this?
01:08:36She's the friend.
01:08:39You know who you're bringing here?
01:08:41We have a policy that works pretty well for us.
01:08:44Don't ask.
01:08:44Don't tell.
01:08:45Wait a second.
01:08:46I want a beer.
01:08:47You shouldn't drink.
01:08:48Yeah.
01:08:49Well, there are a lot of things I shouldn't be doing, but I seem to be doing them, don't
01:08:53I?
01:08:55I said I want a beer.
01:09:15Better?
01:09:18Better?
01:09:20Better.
01:09:21...
01:09:27...
01:09:33...
01:09:34...
01:09:36...
01:09:36...
01:09:56What are you doing?! You're going through my stuff?! You're evading my privacy?!
01:10:00Yes! Somebody has to protect you! Where were you tonight?!
01:10:03Youth group!
01:10:04Don't lie to me. I was there and you weren't there.
01:10:06So you tell me where you were.
01:10:08Oh, great. Now you're following me in the mail.
01:10:12Fox, you were with him, weren't you?
01:10:14No!
01:10:15Why are you trying to protect him?
01:10:17I'm not.
01:10:17What has he done to you? What is he telling you to make you lie to me?!
01:10:21What are you doing that I can't know about?!
01:10:30Amy, did he kiss you?
01:10:40What else?
01:10:44Did he touch you?
01:10:52Has he?
01:11:05Did he?
01:11:09I'm sorry, Mom.
01:11:14All right, yes. I'll take care of him.
01:11:16Mm-hmm.
01:11:18Damn!
01:11:20You wanna see me?
01:11:22The duck had your brains and it'd fly north for winter.
01:11:25What the hell are you thinking?
01:11:28I don't know what you're talking about.
01:11:30Amy Dustin.
01:11:33That's a lie.
01:11:35She told her parents everything.
01:11:37They took her to a lawyer, the lawyer took her to the cops, and the cops are coming for you.
01:11:41Whatever she says is not true.
01:11:45I have to suspend you.
01:11:46No. No, you don't.
01:11:49Think I want to? Middle of the damn season?
01:11:51You mean now?
01:11:52What else can I do?
01:11:58Chuck, at least let me finish the season.
01:12:01Get out of here.
01:12:03Men, we're not gonna win the state championship if we let this distract us.
01:12:09It's gonna be tough.
01:12:11We're gonna miss Coach Nash like hell.
01:12:13But we gotta be strong.
01:12:16But for right now, there's only one thing that matters.
01:12:20And that's going to stink.
01:12:21And I can tell you that's exactly what Coach Nash would want, too.
01:12:35Hey, Ryan.
01:12:37Not fair, Coach.
01:12:38How'd you all the way, Coach?
01:12:40100% Coach.
01:12:42Thanks, guys.
01:13:21You're charged with second-degree felony sexual assault. How do you plead?
01:13:26Guilty, Your Honor.
01:13:28You are sentenced to five months in jail and ten years probation.
01:13:32You may no longer coach nor even attend athletic events in which young people are involved.
01:13:39I remand you to five months in State Detention Center.
01:13:54Mrs. Dustin, I don't understand. The man has pled guilty and he's gone to jail. What exactly is it that
01:14:00you want?
01:14:01Well, everybody's acting like, you know, we did something wrong by coming forward.
01:14:07Why didn't anybody protect her? Isn't it their job?
01:14:10Whose job?
01:14:11The school. I mean, isn't it their job to protect children? They weren't doing their job. I want to sue
01:14:17the school board.
01:14:19Well, she did agree to have sex with him. She even snuck out of the house to do it. And
01:14:23nobody forced her to sneak out of the house.
01:14:25But he was her teacher. She didn't realize she had a choice to say no.
01:14:29Mrs. Dustin, Amy is underage, that is true. But physically, she is a woman. In India, girls are married by
01:14:37Amy's age.
01:14:37Hell, Juliet wasn't much older than Amy. And if she was sneaking out to see a boy her own age,
01:14:42you wouldn't have a case.
01:14:47I don't know what to say, Mark. You sure had more than your share of troubles this year.
01:14:51You know, half the men in this town won't even talk to me anymore. It's like they blame Amy for
01:14:55the team's poor showing this season.
01:14:57What I don't understand is how the whole darn town seemed to know about it and nobody bothered to tell
01:15:02me.
01:15:03Folks knew you were having a hard time. They wanted to spare you knowing what your girl was doing.
01:15:07What, a refill? You make it sound like it was Amy's fault.
01:15:09Well, when these girls go titting up, boy, anything can happen, huh?
01:15:13Hey, that's my daughter you're talking about, Sauer.
01:15:16You didn't mean anything by it.
01:15:28Bye, Amy.
01:15:30Bitch.
01:15:33What?
01:15:34Pig.
01:15:53He's a grown man.
01:15:55What's she been thinking?
01:15:57She's just a sly.
01:15:58I can't believe it. It's all so disgusting.
01:16:00She let him do it. They should throw her out.
01:16:03Well, she practically threw herself at him.
01:16:04I thought he was supposed to be my friends.
01:16:17I heard what they were saying to you. I just want to say I think you're doing the right thing.
01:16:34I'm sorry. I've got to do it.
01:16:45I'm sorry. I've got to do it.
01:16:51I'm sorry. I've got to do it.
01:16:54I'm sorry.
01:17:14Well, I was just wondering if she was shown to you like me.
01:17:16I never took a sailboat.
01:17:16I know when it was a man.
01:17:20What was he saying?
01:17:35Bobbie Earle, how dare you!
01:17:39I'm kidding you, and I'm calling you!
01:17:41I'm not asking!
01:17:51You know, everybody hates me now.
01:17:54I don't even know why we have to go through with this in the first place.
01:17:57What, and let that man keep doing what he was doing to you?
01:17:59Oh, Mom, you don't understand.
01:18:01No, I understand, Amy. Believe me, either.
01:18:03No, you don't.
01:18:04No, I understand.
01:18:05He loves me.
01:18:06Loves you? He doesn't love you.
01:18:08He picks a different little girl every year.
01:18:10He's sick, Amy.
01:18:11He brags about it to his friends.
01:18:13He's not man enough to pick a grown woman to love.
01:18:16Yes, he takes her child.
01:18:18No, listen to me. He takes a child.
01:18:20He's too innocent to understand what he's doing to you.
01:18:23All right, that's enough. That's enough.
01:18:26We only make it worse if we turn on each other.
01:18:29We're crying out loud. The man's going to jail.
01:18:31Can't we just put this behind us and get on with our lives
01:18:33instead of just dragging Amy from one lawyer to another?
01:18:36That man preys on a different little girl every year,
01:18:39and everybody just looks the other way.
01:18:42God, you're her father. Don't you even want to stand up for her?
01:18:45Well, I am standing up for her in the best way I know how.
01:18:49Why aren't those other parents coming for?
01:18:50Because they're flowers, that's why.
01:18:52You just want to flaunt Annie's shame all over town.
01:18:55It's not her shame. It's their shame for pretending like it never happened.
01:18:59Just drop it, Betty Ann. I'm putting my foot down there.
01:19:01No, God, would you just stop it?
01:19:04Stop it. Stop it. Stop fighting.
01:19:07God, you just...
01:19:08I can't even talk to you anymore.
01:19:10All you do is just turn everything around.
01:19:12It's your fight.
01:19:16You don't even care about me anymore.
01:19:19All you care about is which one of you is right.
01:19:44Amy, I'm sorry.
01:19:49I've just been so angry and guilty that, um...
01:19:54I've lost sight of what really matters in all of this, and that's you.
01:19:58I've been pushing too hard.
01:20:02If you want to drop the whole thing,
01:20:04if you just want to forget about it,
01:20:06that's what we'll do.
01:20:07I won't push you.
01:20:11And I'm behind you no matter what you decide.
01:20:41Betty Ann,
01:20:42if you really think we should see another lawyer,
01:20:44then let's just see another lawyer.
01:20:46Hell, I don't know what's right or wrong anymore.
01:20:48At this point, I don't know what's right either.
01:20:56Honey, I know this has really been hard on you,
01:20:59and I haven't made it any easier.
01:21:06I'm sorry.
01:21:10I don't know what's wrong with you.
01:21:10Me too.
01:21:19Mom, we'd better hurry.
01:21:20I won't be late for the lawyers.
01:21:30Do you think people knew what was going on
01:21:31between you and the lab room?
01:21:33I don't even care.
01:21:34Why should I?
01:21:36Everybody thought he was great,
01:21:37and he had chosen me.
01:21:39Was he isolating you from your friends?
01:21:44Yes, but...
01:21:46He made me feel important.
01:21:50I mean, like,
01:21:52I had all the power.
01:21:54It was up to me if I used it or not.
01:21:57Power to do what?
01:22:03Were you ever afraid of Mr. Nash?
01:22:09He talked a teacher once into giving me a good grade.
01:22:13I knew he could just as easily have talked her into giving me a bad one.
01:22:17Did you still feel like he had the power?
01:22:19No, but everybody knew by then.
01:22:22How'd that make you feel?
01:22:23I hated it.
01:22:28Tell me again
01:22:30about the first time.
01:22:33I was at his house after the concert.
01:22:36And where were you?
01:22:39We were in Cassie's room.
01:22:42Where was Cassie?
01:22:45She was in another room.
01:22:47Okay.
01:22:48Right then.
01:22:49Right there.
01:22:49With his wife and family down the hall.
01:22:52Did you want to have sex with him?
01:23:02Why did you?
01:23:11Second chair right there.
01:23:16Thanks for coming.
01:23:18Hey, you been?
01:23:20You look good.
01:23:22You're treating me all right?
01:23:26Listen, uh,
01:23:28you think you can get this note to Amy for me?
01:23:32I can't do that.
01:23:33Why not?
01:23:34I just can't.
01:23:37You know what?
01:23:38Everybody's got this all wrong.
01:23:41I never meant to hurt that girl.
01:23:44But the thing of it is, Mickey, I...
01:23:47I love her.
01:23:49I mean, I really do love her.
01:23:51She is a child, Pete.
01:23:53It's not the way you love a child.
01:23:57Listen, man, I shouldn't have come.
01:24:00I gotta go.
01:24:02Let's see.
01:24:21By federal law, school districts and their officials aren't responsible for the acts of the teachers.
01:24:27We think the best thing to do is approach this as a civil rights issue.
01:24:31A school child has the right to be free from sexual abuse.
01:24:34Now, it won't be easy.
01:24:36A teacher having sex with a student hasn't been established as a specific civil rights violation.
01:24:40There's no precedent for it.
01:24:42But, Mrs. Dustin, Tony and I think we might just be able to set one.
01:25:11Amy, are you all right?
01:25:17I'm fine.
01:25:18I'm fine.
01:25:20I'm fine.
01:25:34Honey.
01:25:53I'm fine.
01:26:00I just hate everybody knowing what an idiot I was.
01:26:04I loved a child molester by Amy Dissett.
01:26:10Honey, we don't have to do this.
01:26:13No, we don't have to.
01:26:20Maybe I can help it not happen to somebody else.
01:26:25Oh, Amy.
01:26:28You keep this up, you're going to be my hero.
01:26:33I love you.
01:26:34I love you.
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