Orphaned backwoods brothers Carrington, James and Alexander exemplify the true meaning of family loyalty as they literally satisfy all of each other's needs. The first scene is a nice, brotherly threeway in the barn with Carrington taking turns plowing his little brothers, James and Alexander. James then takes advantage of two city folks in exchange for a ride to a telephone. But the best scene is definitely the third one, when Carrington teaches a Peeping Tom the consequences of loitering on his property by giving the observer exactly what he was looking for.