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The Waltons
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| Title: | The Hunt |
| Episode Number: | 4 |
| Season: | 1 |
| Season Episode #.: | 4 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday October 05th, 1972 |
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Wanting to prove he has what it takes to help provide for his family, John Boy goes with his father and his friends on a hunting trip. However, while out hunting, John Boy doesn't feel comfortable taking the life of the game. At home, Mary Ellen is starting to question her tomboy way of life when she has the chance of buying either a fancy new dress or a catcher's mitt.
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| (Opening Narration)
The Narrator: A mountain has no need for people, but people do need mountains. We go to them for their beauty, for the exhilaration of standing closer to mysterious skies, for the feeling of triumph that comes from having labored to reach a summit, and I remember a day in the 1930s when I went to Waltons Mountain in search of manhood.
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The Narrator: I became not a hunter but a writer and I hope a source of some pride to my father. For to be a good hunter or a good writer one must know why he hunts or why he writes. And the "why-of-it-all" for me lies in that house and in the memory of voices that rise in the night and will sweetly haunt my life for ever.
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