MAIRE
He looked like a man that something had happened to. Connor
Gilpatrick came up, and then I went away.
Conn Hourican comes out of room. He has left the greatcoat in room.
He brings the fiddle with him. Maire and Anne go to the settle. They
talk.
JAMES (to Conn) What would you think of a row of trees planted before the door?
Conn leaves fiddle on dresser, and comes to him.
CONN
They might be very becoming, James.
JAMES
My father was saying that the front looked very bare.
CONN
A row of trees, when they'd grow, would make a great difference.
JAMES
That's what my father was saying.
They talk, Conn leaning on the half-door.
ANNE I'm glad to be here. It would be very strange for me to be married, and in another house.