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Ruby and her mom are again leaving, walking through the protest.

Lucille covers her daughter's ears this time.

We're now at Ruby's house.

Eben is reading the paper and tells his wife that things are getting very dangerous.

It's not too late to take her out of the school.

He knows that Ruby's supposed to go alone tomorrow.

and can't imagine putting her through that.

Lucille is sick of people telling her what she can and can't do.

They can't be afraid any longer.

Mr. Bridges barks back that he was in the war.

He's not afraid and she better watch out who she's talking to.

She apologizes and argues that the school is cleaner and nicer and that her teacher, Mrs. Henry, is smart and kind.

We're now in the kids' rooms.

Lucille says goodnight and tells Ruby that she has to go back to work tomorrow.

She asks if Ruby can be a brave girl and go to school by herself with the big men.

Ruby thinks it over and says okay.

Lucille reminds her that Jesus also fought the mob and even prayed for them.

She gives Ruby one last kiss, knowing tomorrow might be tough.

And so we're now at school.

The next day, Ruby arrives with just the deputy marshals and the crowd has gotten even bigger.