This is Jody's Fawn (Story into Comic Presentation)(1)
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- Jody's Father and Jody Talking
- Just fine, son. Old Death has gone thieving elsewhere.
- How are you feeling, Pa?
- Jody's Father and Jody Talking
- I can never forget them. The poor doe saved me, that's certain.
- Pa, do you recollect the doe and the fawn?
- Jody's Father and Jody Talking
- Surely it seems ungrateful to leave it to starve. Son, I can't say 'No' to you. I never thought I'd live to see another day.
- Pa, I'm a big boy now and don't need to drink milk. Why don't I go and see if I can find the fawn? And bring it here? And raise it.
- Jody's father had been bitten by a rattle snake. He quickly kills a doe and uses its heart and liver to draw out the poison. Jody wonders what will happen to the little fawn left without his mother.
- Jody's father gives the permission to go Jody to find the fawn !
- "Tell your Ma I said you can go."
- Can I ride back with Mill-wheel and see if I can find it?
- Jody's father and Jody are talking about the doe and fawn.
- Jody telling his mother that he is going to find the fawn.
- Ma, Pa says I can go bring back the fawn.
- She held the coffee pot in mid-air. "What fawn?"
- The fawn belonging to the doe we killed. We used the doe's liver to draw out the poison and save Pa.
- Penny lay quiet, staring at the ceiling.
- Jody doing preparation to go to find the fawn.
- "Well, for pity sake---"
- He can ride back with me. I'll help him find it.
- Jody is asking his father if he can go and find the fawn.
- He(Jody) sidled back to the table and sat down. His mother was pouring coffee for everyone.
- All are discussing something.
- That's right, Ma'am. Nothing in the world comes quiet free. The boy's right and his daddy's right.
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