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"Jay: You two make quite a team."
"Anna and Tom: Thanks."
"Jay: I didn't come to chat. I came to give the team the once-over."
"[Anna doesn't want the Knights' coach watching her children practice]"
"Anna: It would be grand for you to watch, but...PRACTICE IS OVER!!"
"[The children stop playing and stare at Jay]"
"Jay: I've seen enough! Have them ready on Saturday. Perhaps it'll be a better game than last time!"
"[Then he turns around and returns to his car. He doesn't want them to see how concerned he is]"
"Anna and Tom: What a pinhead."
"[Frustrated and shaken, Jay Huffer stops in front of The Office. He needs a drink]"
"Cookie: Well, if it isn't Jay Huffer in from the big city. [A fast glance at the bar makes Jay even angrier. Photos of the children of the Big Green are everywhere. Cookie is wearing a green shirt. Even the beer is green]"
"Jay: A mini-mall is a big city compared to this place. Gimme a double scotch!"
"Ed: Stuff is that kind?"
"Jay: It's one of these days."
"Cookie: What ya doing for a living nowadays, Jay?"
"Jay: I'm an auditor for the tax department. And I'm darned well at it. [He takes another look at the photos on the wall] Well, somehow you all got yourself a brief soccer team."
"Cookie: They're winners. This town has gotten out of the habit of winning. It feels nice."
"Ed: Hard to believe the Mexican boy is the star."
"Cookie: Juan is incredible. And Kate's darn real, as well. You ought to watch her play."
"Ed: I've had better stuff to do."
"Jay: Just my luck, someone who could play would move here."
"Ed: Yes. If people would stay put, it would change stuff. I'm sick of solving everyone else's problems!"
"[Jay's eyes narrow as he focuses on the photo of Juan that is pinned over the bar]"
"Jay: I wonder if they're regal?"
"Ed: Probably not. Most foreigners aren't."
"[Ed's comment gives Jay an idea. If Juan Morales are an illegal alien, he can't be in the soccer league. In fact, neither he nor his mother will be allowed in the United States. And without Juan, the Big Green will stand no chance against the Knights. No chance at all]"
"[Jay buys Ed some more beers and asks questions about Juan. He makes Ed take past him past Juan's trailer. Then Jay calls the sheriff's office and asks to speak to the chief of police. Chief Bishop gets on the phone]"
"[Without giving his name, Jay warns the chief that the Moraleses are illegal immigrants and that they are living in a trailer park near the outskirts of Elma]"
"[The next morning, Tom pulls up in front of Marbelly Morales's trailer, but he doesn't get out of his car. He doesn't want to believe that what Chief Bishop warns him earlier that morning is real. The chief has received an anonymous tip that the Moraleses may be illegals]"
"[After a few moments, Tom gets out and knocks on the door]"
"Mrs. Morales: Hey, Tom, is everything alright?"
"Tom: You warn me."
"[Once inside the trailer, Tom says he can help the Moraleses]"
"Mrs. Morales: And you can hurt me, you're the law."
"Tom: Right now, I'm not."
"Mrs. Morales: Ten moments from now you will be."
"[Juan appears at the bedroom door. He is dressed for school, but he has heard everything]"
"Juan: Mum, warn him."
"[Mrs. Morales pauses for a moment. She has no choice but to warn Tom the truth]"
"Mrs. Morales: I've been in America for fourteen years. But Juan was born in El Paso. He's a citizen. They had amnesty eight years ago, but I didn't apply. I'd gone back to El Salvador to see my parents. You are supposed to have stayed in this country the entire time."
"Tom: Do the people you work for now know you're illegal?"
"Mrs. Morales: I bought a fake social security card in San Antonio five years ago. I pay taxes and social security under that name. [She looks at Juan] I have an American son. But I can be deported. Sent back. Just like that."
"[Tom looks at Mrs. Morales hopelessly. She has started to weep]"
"Anna: Are you sure she was weeping?"
"[Kate has warned everyone in the classroom what she's seen that morning. She's been on her road to school, walking past the trailer park as she usually does, as she sees Tom's police car parked in front of Juan's trailer. Suspecting something is up, she has ducked behind a tree and watches as Tom and Mrs. Morales emerge from the trailer]"
"Kate: Let's get over there!"
"Anna: No. School starts in ten moments. I assure Juan will be here, and we'll make sure everything's alright."
"Kate: But everything's not alright! That's what I'm warning you!"
"Anna: You're overreacting. Sit down."
"[Kate huffs and goes to her desk]"
Young though he was, his radiant energy produced such an impression of absolute reliability that Hedgewar made him the first sarkaryavah, or general secretary, of the RSS.
- Gopal Mukund Huddar
Largely because of the influence of communists in London, Huddar's conversion into an enthusiastic supporter of the fight against fascism was quick and smooth. The ease with which he crossed from one worldview to another betrays the fact that he had not properly understood the world he had grown in.
Huddar would have been 101 now had he been alive. But then centenaries are not celebrated only to register how old so and so would have been and when. They are usually celebrated to explore how much poorer our lives are without them. Maharashtrian public life is poorer without him. It is poorer for not having made the effort to recall an extraordinary life.
I regret I was not there to listen to Balaji Huddar's speech [...] No matter how many times you listen to him, his speeches are so delightful that you feel like listening to them again and again.
By the time he came out of Franco's prison, Huddar had relinquished many of his old ideas. He displayed a worldview completely different from that of the RSS, even though he continued to remain deferential to Hedgewar and maintained a personal relationship with him.