Little House on the Prairie1974

Charles Ingalls:
Mr. Gray?

Matt Gray:
I thought you were going off to pray.

Charles Ingalls:
Well, I just wanted to apologize for the actions of my future son-in-law. He just doesn't understand you're a business man and these things happen. He's just a boy, you know what I mean?

Matt Gray:
I suppose.

Charles Ingalls:
It's like when you made that offer... it was a very generous offer of a hundred dollars for his crop... that was a hundred dollars, wasn't it?

Matt Gray:
That's right.

Charles Ingalls:
Well, when you made that offer he really got upset. See, he was planning on taking the money from the crop and pay off the note... Buy a house for my daughter and himself and live on the land for the rest of their lives. I mean, you can't blame him for being upset.

Matt Gray:
'Course. But it's business.

Charles Ingalls:
Well, I know that and you know that, but like I said he's just a boy. I mean, he's ornery and he's hot-headed, you know. Hey, you know who he reminds me off? His future father in law. [Punches Graves so hard that he falls to the ground] . You know when he's going to sell you that crop for a hundred dollars? When hell freezes over!