The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[Toast]

After their trip has ended and their knapsacks, horses, and camping equipment are in the trucks, Ennis finally has to tell Jack that their future plans have changed.   Jack calls it "a goddamn bitch of a unsatisfactory situation".

[Fran]

Alma was unhappy with the ranch's remote location; she wanted to move to town.

[southendmd]

Alma was tired of the monotony and solitude of those lonsome old ranches.

[Toast]

Ennis became neglectful of his family life in favour of spending time fishing.

[memento]

Alma was shocked when she discovered the affectionate outwardness that Ennis displayed toward Jack.

[Fran]

Hopeful of a social possibility, Alma threw out the idea of getting a baby-sitter for the girls and taking Jack to the Knife & Fork.

[Toast]

Jack quakes as he stands next to Ennis, having to act as though he cares about the other people in Ennis' family.

def - To shiver, as with cold or from strong emotion.

[memento]

Because Ennis only worked odd jobs, he and Alma could only afford to live in a rinky-dink apartment with rinky-dink furniture.

[Fran]

Alma's work uniform is a long-sleeved smock, which she wears over her street clothes.

[Toast]

Signal, Wyoming, early summer day 1964:
Jack drives through town in his truck, which rattles and sputters louder than ever. Drums his fingers on the steering wheel in time to "Faded Love" by Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys, which blares from his fuzzy radio. Eyes the sidewalks and dilapidated storefronts, as if looking for someone:  Ennis. 
Nothing, just a skinny kid on a bike being blown around by the wind, and two old women pulling their grocery carts. Jack parks in the dirt lot of the Farm and Ranch Employment trailer, dust and fine gravel pelting his truck's windows like hail.   [2003 screenplay]