my mother told me,

and you're not gonna like it.

Everything's different now,

all those boys you used to out-run and out-wrestle,

that's all done.

They're gonna look at you different,

see you different,

they're gonna look at you like you're less.

- Who the hell are you to judge me? Bitch.

- Like you're somehow weaker today

than you were yesterday.

- Better have a big pistol in that purse.

- You're not though.

You're stronger...

- I do. It's called my name.

- than all of them.

- Beth Dutton, what's yours?

- And after being treated like your weaker

long enough you'll start to believe it too.

(door slams) (woman screams)

That's why I'm gonna have to be hard on you, honey.

- Whole world just waiting on you, Beth.

- I have to turn you into the man

most men will never be.

- You look like a real soft fuck, Ted.

- Mr. Jenkins has taken

care of your drinks.

- I wouldn't let that cocksucker

pay for my funeral.

- So you know you have to pass

the bar to get a license?

- You passed it, how hard can it be?

I am chopping your family tree down.

- And I'm sorry in advance for doing it

because you're gonna hate it, sweetheart.

I know I did,

but I look back and I know my mother was right.

- My standard is my mother.

- It was the best gift she ever gave me.

Now I have to give it to you.