John Fords Tis Pity Shes a Whore-2
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EXtERIOR. FARMhOUSE. DAY
Annie-Belle drives up in trap.
Jo on porc-sleeves, bottle in hand.
takes s get dorap.
ANNIE-BELLE: heres Daddy?
Joures tohe prairie.
ANNIE-BELLE (not looking at Jo someto tell him.
(Close up) Johnny.
JO you got noto tell me?
(Close up) Annie-Belle.
ANNIE-BELLE: Reckon I aint.
(Close up) Johnny.
JO do a .
(Close up) Annie-Belle.
ANNIE-BELLE: Cant ime.
(Close up) Johnny and Annie-Belle.
JO to scurry back, get your it?
ANNIE-BELLE: Jo you come to c married, Johnny?
Journs away.
EXtERIOR. FARMhOUSE. DAY
Annie-Belle gets dorap, follows Joowards farmhouse.
ANNIE-BELLE: Oh, Johnny, you