A widow inherits an old spring property and the fortune tied to it, drawing the suspicion and greed of everyone around her. As she fights to hold onto what is hers, buried secrets about her late husband and the land begin to surface.
You, a widow, dragging some strange man back to town in broad daylight? Have you no shame? Who's strange? Your whole family's strange! Millie, it's right there in the papers in black and white.
I'm done with the Gables. Even if I moved a man in, hell, even a dog, it's none of your business. Hey! Who you calling a dog? Shut it!
Oh, oh! My mistake, my mistake! Hey, brother-in-law! My sis is one lucky woman! You two should come over for dinner sometime! time you call her sis and you call me brother-in-law what kind of family tree are you
you're nuts This bed's so hard, even a dog wouldn't sleep on it. The stove's nothing but ash. And that outhouse out back could knock a man out cold.
This isn't fit for human beings. I quit. I'm not anybody's servant. The gate's right there. Don't let it hit you on the way out.
Hmm. Fine, I'm leaving. Who'd want to stay in this dump anyway? Open up! Open the door! Well, well. Back already?
I thought you'd rather die than stay. it's just i've i've decided the country air is actually great i love it out here i'm not going anywhere today help what the put me down