Well, at least you boys get to see the ancestral manse; the home where I spent so many happy days in the bosom of my family--a refugim, if you will--with a mighty oak tree out front and a happy little tire swing on it.
[The boys arrive at Everett's old cabin, but they see no tire swing on the tree]
Where's the happy little tire swing? [the boys are soon confronted by Sheriff Cooley and his men]
[steps out of the cabin with his dog]
End of the road, boys.
Wait a minute, now...
It's had its twists and turns. Now, it deposits you here.
No, wait a minute!
You have eluded fate, and you have eluded me for the last time. [to his men] Tie their hands, boys.
You can't do this now!
[Cooley's men begin tying Everett, Pete, and Delmar's hands behind their backs and holding Tommy at gunpoint]
Didn't know you'd be bringin' a friend. He'll just have to wait his turn, share one of your graves.
You can't do this! We just got pardoned by the governor hisself!
It went out on the radio!
Is that right? Well, we ain't got a radio.
God have mercy.
