Boys. Daddy. Dad. Don't talk. Don't say anything. Let me look at ya. I knew I was right. I...

Tom Eckert: Boys. Matt Eckert: Daddy. Dad. Tom Eckert: Don't talk. Don't say anything. Let me look at ya. I knew I was right. I knew it. You're alive. I was tough on both of you. I did things that made you, made you hate me sometimes. You understand now, don't you? Jed Eckert: What happened, dad? Why are you here? What'd you do? Tom Eckert: Doesn't matter. One way or another, for one reason or another, we're all gone. It's all gone. Remember. Remember when you used to go in the park and play, and I used to put you two on the swings? Both of you were so damn little. Jed Eckert: I remember. I remember all of it. Tom Eckert: Well, I won't be there to pick you up when you fall now. Both of you have to take care of each other now. Matt Eckert: We'll never see you again, dad. Tom Eckert: Yes you will. I don't want to hear that, Maddy. Matt Eckert: What happened to mom, dad? Where is she? Tom Eckert: You can't afford to be crying anymore now. I don't want either one of you to ever cry for me again. Don't ever do it. Not as long as you live. Robert: Where's my dad, Mr. Eckert? Tom Eckert: I don't know son. I don't know. You all get going. Get out before they find you. Jed Eckert: Dad, I love you. Tom Eckert: I know you do, son. I love you too. [Tom, Jed, and Robert Leave] Tom Eckert: Boys! Avenge Me! Avenge Me!

Don't talk. Don't say anything. Let me look at you. well, I knew I was right. I knew it. You're alive. I was tough on both of you. And I did things that made you-- that made you hate me sometimes. But you understand now, don't you? What happened, Dad? Why are you here? What did they do? It doesn't matter. One way or another... for one reason or another, we're all gone. It's all gone. Remember... remember when you used to go in the park and play... and I used to put you on the swings... and both of you were... so damn little? I remember. I remember all of it. I ain't gonna be around to pick you up when you fall now. Both of you got to take care of each other now. We'll never see you again, Dad. Yes, you will. I don't want to hear that, Mattie. What happened to Mom, Dad? Where is she? We can't afford to be crying anymore. I don't want either one of you to ever cry for me again. Don't ever do it not as long as you live. Where's my dad, Mr. Eckert? I don't know, son. I don't know. You all get going now. Get out before they find you. I love you. I know you do, son. I love you too.