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- But in a way, they're a lot alike. - How's that?
Didn't you notice the powerful and obnoxious odor of mendacity?
I told him the truth coming in from the airfield.
BIG MAMA: What's wrong? You've all got such long faces.
You can't even stand drinking out of the same glass, can you?
... with everyone staring at me as if blood was on my face?
Wet brain!
- No. - Well, I do!
We shouldn't risk Big Daddy hearing this discussion.
You can smell it. It smells like death.
Does Brick know?
He don't mean it, Sister Woman.
Why do you drink?
Mae and Gooper gloat over us being childless...
Skipper won out anyway.
That's when you started taking over.
- Boy, do you want liquor that bad? - Yes, sir, I want liquor that bad.
[ Whistle blows ]
I don't want things!
...you'd have the living proof.
And you'll never have to bury me like I did him.
brick
DR. BAUGH: It's gone past the knife. MAE: He's dying, Big Mama.
BRICK: Since when did a man's smell ever injure your sensitive feelings?
I think it's mighty fine how that old fellow, on death's doorstep...
Why?
And I built this place from nothing.
Some men stop drinking when they marry. Others start.
[ Slow instrumental music ]
You forgot to write out the card, honey.
DIXIE: What's Uncle Brick doing on the floor?
I loved her. I gave her...
I'll not only grow my own cotton, I'll weave it and market it.
He said have kids. I did.
Get ready.
MAE: Why don't you say something, honey?
- I said shut up. - Don't you try to kid us.
That's the first time you've raised your voice in a long time.
Well?
Answer me!
Football, baby!
- Didn't you notice it, Gooper? - What, sir?
Brick loves you! He does!
I have never seen such malice toward a brother.
BIG MAMA: Where is it?
...dying of...
- There must a dozen reasons. - Save them.
Ask her.
Everybody knows Big Daddy's...
BIG DADDY: Let it be painful. BRICK: I can crawl and hop if I have to.
MAE: Come on, Buster, Sonny.
BIG MAMA: Brick, honey!
It was the Cotton Bowl, Sister Woman.
- A click in my head. - Did you say, ''click''?
Look at me!
- And it still means the same thing now. - You're not the same woman now, Maggie.
GOOPER: You look fine, Big Daddy.
MAE: You want to talk about the truth? You're not pregnant.
BIG DADDY: I had one last year and the year before. Didn't see you then.
How can I calm myself...
I deserved that. But not this time. This time you're wrong.
BIG DADDY: And it's here right now.
''I need you.''
It might do it some good.
Now, here.
Life ain't no damn football game.
Brick...
I want to know about my husband.
...and you don't take dope.
''At home, at school, at play
- Tell me first. - No, give me a drink first.
MAGGIE: That's right, he's a well man.
I've become hard and frantic and cruel.
I can't see any man but you.
Hold on a minute!
You'd better watch that. A stroke's a bad way to go.
And why so many allusions to you and Rainbow Hill?
You should've come to your kinfolk. Those who love you.
Best-known tramp on the boxcar circuit.
...weren't they, son...
I'm not living with you. We occupy the same cage, that's all!
They don't look peaceful. How's that?
You afraid I might catch cold and die?
It was the punch bowl, honey.
Did you ever hear so many dog's names tagged on to children?
I'll tell you, I still have a feeling for women, and I'm 65.
You're passing the buck to things like disgust and mendacity.
...takes in my shape with what I consider deserved appreciation.
They're both squaring off, determined to get a bigger piece whenever you let go.
Come out of there. I want to give you the news about Big Daddy.
Yes.
MAE: Gooper!
He kept saying, ''Why did Brick hang up on me? ''
Know that Big Daddy is dying of...
Look at Gooper.
- You can't drive. You're drunk. - Not yet, Big Daddy.
When I watch the News I can hear Big Daddy say “didn’t you notice the powerful and obnoxious odor of mendacity in this room”
And all the hypocrisy I've had to live with these 40 years I've lived with you.
Mendacity!
...and thanks to your professional legal advice, every other P.
Wouldn't he, Maggie?
I've got the guts to die.
- How? - What's that?
You're all wet yourself. It's a lousy joke, but it's true.
Then he's got to be started on morphine.
Big Daddy?