I'd wake up at night with the smell of the ball park in my nose, the cool of the grass on my feet... The thrill of the grass.
Annie Kinsella
If you build what, who will come?
Ray Kinsella
He didn't say.
Scenes with Annie Kinsella
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Ray Kinsella
Annie Kinsella
I mean, Shoeless Joe...
Ray Kinsella
He's dead. Died in '51. He's dead.
Annie
He's the one they suspended, right?
Ray
Right.
Annie
He's still dead?
Ray
Far as I know.
Ray Kinsella
The voice is back.
Annie Kinsella
Oh, Lord... you don't have to build a football field now, do you?
Annie Kinsella
Terence Mann was a voice of reason during a time of great madness. He coined the phrase, "Make love, not war". Where others were chanting, "Burn, baby burn", he talked about love, and peace and understanding. I cherished every one of his books, and I dearly wish he had written some more. And I think that if you had experienced even a little bit of the Sixties, you might feel the same way too.
Pro-censorship woman
I experienced the Sixties.
Annie Kinsella
No, I think you had two '50's and moved right on to the '70's.
Annie Kinsella
What if the Voice calls while you're gone?
Ray Kinsella
Take a message.
Annie Kinsella
Terence Mann was a voice of reason during a time of great madness. He coined the phrase, "Make love, not war". Where others were chanting, "Burn, baby burn", he talked about love, and peace and understanding. I cherished every one of his books, and I dearly wish he had written some more. And I think that if you had experienced even a little bit of the Sixties, you might feel the same way too.
Beulah Gasnick
I experienced the Sixties.
Annie Kinsella
No, I think you had two '50's and moved right in to the '70's.
Beulah Gasnick
Well, your husband plowed under his corn and built a baseball field!...The weirdo!
Annie Kinsella
At least he is not a book burner, you Nazi cow!
Beulah Gasnick
At least I'm not married to the biggest horse's ass in three counties!
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Annie Kinsella
Who's for Eva Braun here? Who wants to burn books? Who wants to spit on the Constitution of the United States of America, anybody? Now who's for the Bill of Rights? Who thinks that freedom is a pretty darn good thing? Who thinks that we have to stand up to the kind of censorship that they had under Stalin?
