10 - I Don’t Know What Lies Around the Bend, but I’m Going to Believe That the Best Does
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[00:01] Anne
I concluded my student days at Queen's
[00:05] Anne
by winning a scholarship for my
marks in English literature.
[00:10] Anne
Matthew and Marilla were delighted,
[00:13] Anne
and I came home to Green Gables
to prepare for college.
[00:18] Anne
That is, until one summer morning...
[00:24] Marilla
It's a great help to have you, Anne.
We aren't getting any younger.
[00:30] Anne
Good morning, Matthew.
[00:32] Matthew
Morning, Anne.
[00:36] Anne
Here.
[00:38] Anne
What do you think?
[00:39] Matthew
Oh well, it tastes fine.
More than fine.
[00:45] Anne
I never knew cooking could be so much fun.
[00:48] Marilla
Didn't you?
[00:49] Anne
No.
[00:50] Anne
The boarding house kitchen
was so inconvenient.
[00:53] Marilla
Then I suppose you won't mind doing all
our cooking over summer vacation.
[00:58] Anne
Indeed I won't.
[01:00] Anne
I promise you I'll outdo myself.
[01:05] Anne
Matthew? What is the matter?
[01:08] Anne
Are you sick?
[01:18] Anne
Matthew!
[01:20] Marilla
Matthew! Matthew!
[01:21] Anne
Matthew!
[01:22] Anne
Matthew!
[01:22] Marilla
Anne, tell Jerry to go for the doctor.
[01:25] Marilla
Then run for the Barrys',
and for Rachel, too.
[01:28] Anne
All right.
[01:28] Marilla
Matthew!
[01:31] Anne
No.
[01:33] Anne
No!
[01:35] Anne
No!
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SIGN I Don't Know What Lies
Around the Bend, but I'm
Going to Believe That the
Best Does
[03:25] Lynde
Oh, Marilla, I don't think—
we can do anything for him.
[03:32] Anne
You don't think—
You can't think Matthew is—is—
[03:35] Lynde
Child, yes,
[03:37] Lynde
I'm afraid of it.
[03:40] Doctor
Death was instantaneous
and probably painless,
[03:42] Doctor
caused in all likelihood
by some sudden shock.
SIGN Abbey Bank Collapses
[03:48] Doctor
If you'll excuse me.
[03:59] Marilla
Matthew.
[04:01] Barry
Marilla.
[04:24] Harmon
I see. It was that sudden, then.
[04:27] Mourner
Keep your chin up now, Anne.
[04:28] Anne
I'll be all right.
[04:36] Marilla
Still...
[04:37] Lynde
Yes, I know.
[04:38] Barry
And in that case...
[04:40] Diana
I'm coming in.
[04:46] Diana
Anne dear, would you like to have
me sleep with you tonight?
[04:50] Anne
Thank you, Diana.
[04:53] Anne
I think you won't misunderstand me
when I say that I want to be alone.
[04:57] Anne
I cannot believe that Matthew is dead.
[04:59] Anne
Half the time it still
doesn't seem possible.
[05:02] Anne
I want to be quite silent and
quiet and try to realize it.
[05:08] Diana
I'll be downstairs.
You must call when you need me.
[05:13] Anne
I will.
[05:39] (Flashback) Matthew
It was a girl.
[05:46] (Flashback) Matthew
My girl that I'm proud of.
[06:08] Marilla
There—there—
don't cry so, dearie.
[06:10] Marilla
It can't bring him back.
[06:16] Marilla
It isn't right to cry so.
[06:20] Anne
Oh, just let me cry, Marilla!
[06:22] Anne
The tears don't hurt
me like that ache did!
[06:26] Anne
Oh, Marilla, how can Matthew be gone?
[06:31] Anne
What will we do without him?
[06:36] Marilla
We've got each other, Anne.
[06:43] Marilla
I don't know what I'd do if you
weren't here—if you'd never come.
[06:50] Marilla
I know I've been kind of strict
and harsh with you maybe,
[06:53] Marilla
but you mustn't think I didn't love you
as well as Matthew did, for all that.
[06:59] Marilla
I want to tell you now when saying
things out of my heart comes easier.
[07:05] Marilla
I love you as dear as if you
were my own flesh and blood
[07:10] Marilla
and you've been my joy and comfort
ever since you came to Green Gables.
[07:41] Anne
I miss him so much.
[07:44] Anne
All the time, Mrs. Allan.
[07:47] Anne
And yet my heart dances just as it used
to on finding little buds in the garden.
[07:55] Anne
Today Diana said something funny
and I found myself laughing.
[08:01] Anne
And it somehow seems as if I oughtn't to.
[08:05] Allan
Matthew liked to hear you laugh, didn't he?
[08:10] Anne
Yes.
[08:11] Allan
And didn't he like to know that you found
pleasure in the little things around you?
[08:17] Anne
He did.
[08:19] Allan
If buds heal your heart, you should not
close your heart to their influence.
[08:26] Allan
We should enjoy this life as
Matthew would have wanted to.
[08:30] Anne
Yes.
[08:32] Anne
I was down to the graveyard to plant a
rosebush on Matthew's grave this afternoon.
[08:37] Anne
Matthew always liked little white
Scotch roses the best.
[08:42] Anne
I hope he has roses like them in heaven.
[08:47] Allan
I'm sure he does.
[08:51] Anne
Perhaps the souls of his little white
roses were all there to meet him.
[08:56] Allan
Let us believe that they were.
[09:03] Anne
I'm back, Marilla.
[09:06] Marilla
It's good to see you, Anne.
[09:13] Marilla
Is that honeysuckle?
[09:15] Anne
Yes.
[09:17] Anne
I like the delicious hint of fragrance.
[09:23] Marilla
It does smell nice. Real sweet.
[09:26] Marilla
Doctor Spencer was here
while you were away.
[09:29] Marilla
He says that the specialist
will be in town tomorrow.
[09:33] Anne
Oh, good. You must go in and
have your eyes examined.
[09:37] Marilla
You won't mind staying here alone
while I'm away, will you?
[09:42] Anne
I shall be all right. Diana will
come over for company for me.
[09:46] Anne
And you needn't fear that
I'll mistake wine for cordial.
[09:52] Marilla
What a girl you were for making
mistakes in them days, Anne.
[09:58] Marilla
Do you mind the time you dyed your hair?
[10:03] Anne
Yes, indeed.
[10:05] Anne
I laugh a little when I think what
a worry my hair used to be to me.
[10:09] Anne
But not much, because it was
a very real trouble then.
[10:14] Anne
I've given up fretting over
my hair and freckles now.
[10:20] Marilla
And a good thing, too.
[10:38] Anne
Welcome home, Marilla.
[10:41] Anne
Diana only just left.
[10:45] Marilla
Oh, did she?
[10:47] Anne
Are you very tired, Marilla?
[10:49] Anne
Do you want to lie down?
[10:51] Marilla
Yes—no—I don't know.
[10:55] Anne
Did you see the oculist?
[10:58] Anne
What did he say?
[11:01] Marilla
He says to give up reading and sewing and
any kind of work that strains the eyes.
[11:10] Marilla
And I'm to be careful not to cry.
[11:13] Marilla
If I wear the glasses he's given me,
he thinks my eyes may not get any worse.
[11:19] Marilla
But if I don't he says, I'll certainly
be stone-blind in six months.
[11:25] Marilla
Blind! Anne, just think of it!
[11:28] Anne
Don't think of it.
[11:29] Anne
You know he has given you hope.
[11:33] Anne
If you are careful...
[11:35] Marilla
I don't call it much hope.
[11:38] Marilla
How can it be wrong to cry
when we have just lost Matthew?
[11:43] Marilla
What am I to do when I get lonesome?
[12:23] Anne
What did Mr. Sadler want?
[12:27] Marilla
He heard that I was going
to sell Green Gables
[12:31] Marilla
and he wants to buy it.
[12:34] Anne
Sell it! Sell Green Gables?!
[12:38] Marilla
I've thought it all over.
[12:41] Marilla
If my eyes were strong,
I could stay here and manage.
[12:47] Marilla
But as it is, I can't.
[12:50] Marilla
It won't bring much, but it'll
be enough for me to live on, I reckon.
[12:57] Marilla
I'm thankful you're provided
for with that scholarship, Anne.
[13:03] Marilla
I'm sorry you won't have a home to
come to in your vacations, that's all.
[13:11] Anne
You mustn't sell Green Gables, Marilla.
[13:14] Marilla
I wish I didn't have to.
[13:18] Anne
You won't have to stay here alone.
[13:23] Anne
I'm not going to Redmond.
[13:28] Marilla
Not going to Redmond!
[13:30] Anne
I'm not going to take the scholarship.
[13:34] Anne
You surely don't think I could leave
you alone in your trouble, Marilla!
[13:38] Anne
I've been thinking and planning.
[13:42] Anne
Mr. Barry wants to rent
the farm for next year.
[13:46] Anne
And I'm going to teach.
[13:52] Marilla
Why, what do you mean, Anne?
[13:55] Anne
Just what I say.
[13:56] Anne
I understand the Avonlea school is
already promised to Gilbert Blythe,
[14:01] Anne
but I can have the Carmody school.
[14:04] Anne
That won't be as convenient,
but I can drive myself over and back.
[14:08] Anne
And even in winter, I can come home Fridays.
[14:12] Anne
I'll make you good tea.
[14:15] Anne
And I'll read to you.
[14:17] Anne
You shan't be dull or lonesome.
[14:19] Anne
We'll be real happy here
together, you and I.
[14:23] Marilla
I can't let you sacrifice
yourself so for me.
[14:26] Anne
There is no sacrifice.
[14:29] Anne
Nothing could be worse than
giving up Green Gables.
[14:36] Anne
I am going to stay here and teach.
[14:39] Anne
That's my ambition.
[14:41] Anne
Besides, I mean to study at home here.
[14:44] Anne
I'm going to be a good teacher—
and I'm going to save your eyesight.
[14:49] Marilla
But what about...
[14:51] Anne
You can't prevent me.
[14:53] Anne
I'm sixteen and a half,
and every bit as obstinate as you!
[15:01] Anne
Oh, Marilla, don't you go pitying me.
[15:07] Anne
I'm heart glad over the very thought
of staying at dear Green Gables.
[15:13] Marilla
You blessed girl! I feel as if
you'd given me new life.
[15:20] Marilla
I guess I ought to stick out and
make you go to college,
[15:27] Marilla
but I know I can't,
so I ain't going to try.
[15:34] Marilla
I'll make it up to you though, Anne.
[15:39] Anne
No, Marilla,
[15:41] Anne
you really needn't.
[15:45] Anne
Matthew,
[15:46] Anne
I think I've come to a bend in the road.
[15:51] Anne
I don't know what lies around the bend,
but I'm going to believe that the best does.
[15:57] Anne
So keep your eye on me, Matthew.
[16:03] Josie
Have you heard?
[16:04] Josie
Anne Shirley's given up the
idea of going to college.
[16:08] Jimmy
What, really?
[16:09] Josie
After all that studying and
winning a scholarship,
[16:14] Josie
she's going off to teach in Carmody.
[16:17] Martin
Carmody? That's far.
[16:23] Lynde
Hello!
[16:26] Anne
Hello.
[16:27] Lynde
Taking the air, are you?
[16:29] Marilla
Yes.
[16:30] Lynde
Well, Anne, I hear you've given up
your notion of going to college.
[16:35] Anne
Yes.
[16:36] Lynde
That's a fine thing you've done.
I was real glad to hear it.
[16:41] Anne
Thank you, Mrs. Lynde.
[16:43] Lynde
And you're going to teach?
[16:46] Anne
Yes, in Carmody. It should be great fun.
[16:52] Lynde
Funny. I heard the trustees decided to give
you the school right here in Avonlea.
[16:58] Anne
That can't be. I thought they had
promised it to Gilbert Blythe.
[17:03] Lynde
Gilbert Blythe withdrew his application.
[17:09] Lynde
And he suggested that they accept yours.
He's going to teach at White Sands.
[17:16] Lynde
Of course he gave up the
school just to oblige you,
[17:21] Lynde
because he knew how much you
wanted to stay with Marilla.
[17:28] Lynde
I must say it was real kind in him,
[17:31] Lynde
for he'll have his board
to pay at White Sands,
[17:35] Lynde
and he's got to earn his
own way through college.
[17:37] Anne
I... I don't think I ought to let Gilbert
make such a sacrifice for—for me.
[17:43] Lynde
I guess you can't prevent him now.
[17:46] Lynde
He's signed papers with
the White Sands trustees.
[17:50] Lynde
Of course you'll take the Avonlea school.
[17:53] Lynde
Gilbert wouldn't want you to refuse.
[17:59] Lynde
Why, look at her run!
[18:02] Lynde
There's a good deal of the child
about her yet in some ways.
[18:06] Marilla
There's a good deal more of
the woman about her in others.
[18:10] Lynde
Marilla Cuthbert, you've gotten mellow.
[18:16] Gilbert's Mother
If it's Gilbert you want, he's gone out.
[18:18] Anne
Where has he gone?
[18:19] Gilbert's Mother
I don't know. He didn't say.
[18:21] Anne
I see. Sorry to bother you.
[18:29] Anne
Um...
[18:31] Gilbert's Mother
Yes?
[18:31] Anne
I heard about the Avonlea school.
[18:35] Anne
I don't know how I can thank you.
[18:38] Anne
I truly appreciate it.
[18:40] Anne
Good evening.
[18:53] Anne
Dear old world, you are very lovely,
[18:59] Anne
and I am glad to be alive in you.
[19:28] Anne
Gilbert!
[19:31] Anne
I-I want to thank you for giving
up the school for me.
[19:36] Anne
It was very good of you.
[19:38] Anne
And I want you to know
that I appreciate it.
[19:41] Gilbert
It wasn't particularly
good of me at all, Anne.
[19:45] Gilbert
I hope I was able to do
you some small service.
[19:49] Anne
You have.
[19:52] Anne
I—
[19:52] Gilbert
So—
[19:56] Anne
You first, Gilbert.
[19:59] Gilbert
All right.
[20:00] Gilbert
So how about it, Anne? Have you
really forgiven me for my old fault?
[20:07] Anne
Of course.
[20:09] Anne
I forgave you that day you
rescued me here in your boat.
[20:16] Anne
What a stubborn little goose I was.
[20:18] Anne
I've been sorry ever since.
[20:24] Gilbert
We are going to be the best of friends.
[20:29] Gilbert
We were born to be good friends, Anne.
[20:35] Gilbert
You've thwarted destiny long enough.
[20:57] Anne
I'm home, Marilla.
[20:59] Marilla
And good thing, too.
[21:01] Marilla
Who were you talking with?
[21:03] Anne
Gilbert. I met him by the Lake of
Shining Waters and thanked him.
[21:08] Marilla
I didn't think you were such good friends
that you'd stand for half an hour talking.
[21:13] Anne
We have decided that it will sensible
to be good friends in future.
[21:19] Anne
Were we really there half an hour?!
[21:25] Anne
The year's at the spring,
[21:27] Anne
And day's at the morn;
[21:29] Anne
Morning's at seven;
[21:31] Anne
The hill-side's dew-pearled;
[21:34] Anne
The lark's on the wing;
[21:38] Anne
The snail's on the thorn;
[21:56] Anne
God's in his Heaven,
[21:59] Anne
All's right with the world.
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