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Dreams

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Based on the
novella of the same name, Train Dreams is the portrait of Robert Grainier, a
logger and railroad worker who leads a life of unexpected depth and beauty in
the rapidly changing America of the early 20th Century.



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William:
Beautiful, ain't it?



Robert: What
is?



Gladys: I
didn't think you'd be home this soon.



Robert: I just
couldn't stop walking until I got here.



Gladys: What
are you thinking about?



Robert: I was
thinking that we ought to get married.



William: This
is rough work, gentlemen, not just on the body.



William: We
just cut down trees that have been here for 500 years.



William: Upsets
a man's soul whether you recognize it or not.



Robert: You
think that she knows that I'm her daddy?



Gladys: Deep
down, she knows it even if she doesn't know she knows it yet.



Claire: In the
forest, every least thing's important. It's all threaded together, so you can't
tell where one thing ends and another begins.



Robert: Do you
think bad things that we do follow us through life?



Billy: I don't
know.



William: I've
seen bad men raised up and good men brought to their knees.



Gladys: It's
all going by so fast.



William: Beautiful,
ain't it?



Robert: What
is?



William: All of
it. Every bit of it.



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Questions:

 



1. What do they
think is beautiful?



2. Why does one
character say working in the forest is hard?



3. Do they
believe that bad things follow us in life?​

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