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[suspenseful music]
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[door creaks]
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[door closes]
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[quiet indistinct chatter]
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Hey now, friend.
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Can I get you something?
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Not yet.
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[sniffing]
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[swallowing]
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[sets down glass]
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[sighing]
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You're Joe Grant,
aren't you?
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Sure am.
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Tell me you're looking
out for someone?
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That's right.
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That's a fine-looking gun,
Joe.
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You mind if I take a look?
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[grunts]
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[grunts]
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[gun clicking]
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[gun clicking]
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[glass clatters]
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Thanks.
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She's a real beauty.
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[sighs]
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So, tell me...
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What's this fellow's name?
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He's got several names--
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William H. Bonney,
Kid Antrim...
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...and Billy the Kid.
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Know what he looks like?
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Well, they say he dresses
kinda funny.
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Funny?
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[exhales]
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[suspenseful music]
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I mean... unusual.
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[dramatic music]
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[chair clatters]
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Now, listen, Joe.
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I've never done
anything against you,
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and I don't want to.
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-You don't stand a chance.
-Please, Joe.
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Believe me, I really do
not want to kill you.
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[gun hammer clicks]
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Still have a chance, Joe,
to save your life.
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Take it.
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[gun cocks]
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What do you think,
that I'm stupid?
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[hammer clicks]
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[dramatic music]
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[gun cocks, fires]
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[theme music]
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[man] Hey, kid,
what's happening?
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Not much, Bryan.
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-[man] Slow down, kid.
-Sorry, Joseph!
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[indistinct chatter
in multiple languages]
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-Hey, Mrs. Lam.
-[speaks in Mandarin]
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[laughter]
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-[man] Here he is.
-[man 2] Yay!
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[laughter]
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Happy birthday to you, Billy!
[laughing]
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Here you go, son.
This is all for you.
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Thank you, Pa.
Where's Ma?
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-Here I am!
-[laughs]
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-Happy birthday, Billy.
-[Billy] Thank you, Joe.
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[laughter]
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I adore you and all
that you are, Billy...
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[whispering] Each and every day
of my life.
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Today is no different.
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So, Paddy, any luck
finding a new job?
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No. But I hear there's
a contractor called Roth
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hiring men down at the docks.
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[Frank] We've all heard
that one, Paddy.
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Doesn't mean it's true.
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There's bound to be something.
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Sure, this is one big,
busy city.
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Jesus.
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Well, I've been looking
for a while now.
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And the truth is, they don't
want us immigrants here.
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Even us Irish.
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[Mary]
Frank, won't you stop that?
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Remember what it was like
back home?
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I'll never forget it, Mary.
But here's no different.
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The powers-that-be have decided
the city's full up,
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and we have to move on.
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Sure, don't you know
that yourself?
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Look...
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I found this advertisement
on the street.
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It says there's plenty
of jobs out west.
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"The Land of Opportunity.
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Wanted--healthy men and women
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who want to work hard
and succeed in life."
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I don't know.
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[Kathleen] What is it
you don't know, Paddy?
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[Paddy] New York's full
of Irish people, just like us.
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We don't even know
what the West is,
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what kind of people
are out there.
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Paddy, you can bet
your bottom fucking dollar
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that wherever this is...
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sure,
the Irish'll be there already.
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[laughter]
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[screaming in distance]
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Are ya asleep?
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No.
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No, I can't sleep.
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Frank said that he and Mary
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have almost decided
to leave and go west,
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given up hope here.
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Where are they going?
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[Kathleen] I don't know.
A place called Kansas, I think.
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You think we should
go with them?
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You know what I think, Kathleen.
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Yes. But we could
work hard and save,
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buy a little place,
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maybe turn it into a small
boarding house and restaurant.
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Pat?
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What are you thinking?
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-Are you crying?
-Yeah.
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[Kathleen] Paddy.
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Pat.
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Now you listen here,
Patrick McCarty.
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We did not come all this way
to fall at the first hurdle.
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The good Lord'll look after us.
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We came over here to start
a new life, didn't we?
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And perhaps our new life
was meant to start
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right there in Kansas.
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[Paddy sighs]
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[soft music]
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[indistinct chatter]
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What are you doing, Pa?
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[Paddy] I'm not sure
I want to take this with us.
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But we're not coming back.
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Why wouldn't you
want to take it?
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Yeah, you're right.
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-[footsteps approaching]
-But I'd hate to lose it.
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I'm not sure this journey
out west is forever.
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Maybe we'll all be
back here soon.
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It just seems wrong...
to give everything up.
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I don't think
we're giving everything up.
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We're just going on a journey.
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[indistinct chatter
and shouting]
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[man] Roll up, roll up.
Ladies and gentlemen.
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A few seats left!
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[indistinct chatter continues]
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[thudding]
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[indistinct chatter,
horse whinnying]
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[adventurous music playing]
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Wee bit farther down.
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Frank, will you watch
the bags, will ya?
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[Frank] Go ahead.
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Paddy?
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Yes, sir.
You heading out west?
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Uh, uh, yeah, we're heading
to Coffeyville, Kansas.
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-A wagon'll cost you $100.
-A hundred, uh...
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Look, we've got two families.
We need two wagons.
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Maybe we can
strike up a deal.
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You're joking, right?
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Please. I...
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-I don't have the money.
-I'm sorry.
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Better move along.
There's others waiting!
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I'm asking for just a tiny bit
of kindness in your heart!
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[Kathleen] Paddy! Paddy, look,
there's loads more.
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Hi, uh, I just want...
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How much is it going to cost us
to get to Coffeyville, Kansas?
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My wagons for Coffeyville
will be $350.
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[Paddy] No, I don't have
that kind of money.
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[man] $350! $350!
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[indistinct chatter continues]
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[indistinct shouting continues]
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[man] We offer safe,
comfortable journeys
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to your western destination.
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[man whistles]
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Some people say
it's rude to stare.
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I'm not one of them.
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I was just wondering about
hiring a driver with one eye.
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Well, that's a reasonable thing
to wonder.
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What's your, uh, friend here
have to say about it?
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He won't say anything.
He can't speak.
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Oh. Well, that keeps
things simple, I guess.
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So, can you see me?
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I can see well enough to know
that you can't afford
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the drivers
your folks are talking to.
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[indistinct chatter continues]
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We want to go to some place
called Coffeyville.
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-You know it?
-[man] I do.
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-What are your terms?
-[man chuckles]
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Um...well, young man,
I charge $75.
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That's a fair price.
I don't cheat anyone.
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My wagons are almost
as beat up as I am,
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but they'll get us there.
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[indistinct chatter continues]
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-Thank you, sir.
-[man] My pleasure.
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[chuckles]
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We're headin'
to Coffeyville, Kansas.
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-But, sir, it's a 6-week trip.
-Not now, Billy.
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But, Ma, I've found our driver.
He only charges $75.
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[Paddy] You're charlatans,
both of you!
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You're fuckin' charlatans!
Doesn't make any sense!
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-[Kathleen] Paddy! Paddy!
-This is unbelievable.
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Paddy. Billy might have
found our ride.
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Please, Paddy.
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One last chance.
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-Where is he?
-Over there.
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Come on. Go. Go, go!
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[horse whinnying]
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My son says you charge $75.
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Your son is correct.
$75 includes, uh...
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...protection.
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We'll be travelling
with others.
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[Paddy] We need two wagons.
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We barely have $50 each.
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It's all I have in the world.
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Uh, look, I, um...
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All right, then.
Two wagons. $50 each.
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No protection.
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Thank you.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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[birds chirping]
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[hopeful music playing]
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[wagon wheels rattling]
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-[horse snorts]
-[man] Easy. Easy.
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[wagon wheels rattling]
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[horse blusters]
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[horse nickers]
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What are you looking for, Moss?
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Oh.
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Anything. Everything.
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See if I see
something different
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or a-a smudge of smoke
on the horizon there.
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Hoofprints on the trail,
small size.
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Well, uh, travelling west is
a dangerous business, Billy.
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[Moss] No point in denying it.
[chuckles]
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Just a fact.
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Ma?
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Is this here place
anything like Ireland?
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Maybe a little.
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It rains a lot in Ireland,
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which is why everything
is so green.
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In fact...
what they say in Donegal is
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if you can't see the mountains,
then it's raining.
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[whispering]
And if you can see them,
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then it's just about to rain.
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Go to sleep now.
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Mother Mary, full of grace,
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be here with me now
and until the hour of my death.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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You know everything is going to
be just fine, Billy, don't you?
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I promise.
Everything'll be all right.
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[Kathleen] Billy!
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-[wagon capsizes]
-Billy!
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-Hold on! Hold on!
-[man]: Get the horses!
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-Paddy!
-I have to save the cases!
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[Paddy] It's all we have!
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[Kathleen] Paddy!
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Paddy! No, Billy! Help him!
Billy!
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-[Billy] Ma!
-[Moss] Hold on, Billy!
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-[Kathleen] Moss! Help him!
-[Billy] Ma?
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[gasping]
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Paddy!
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[gasping]
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-I'll get him!
-[Kathleen] Frank, no!
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-[gasping]
-[horse whinnies]
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Paddy!
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Is he all right?
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Paddy?
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[grunting]
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Paddy!
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[panting]
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Paddy, Paddy. Paddy?
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Paddy.
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[Paddy coughing]
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You're okay.
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That's it.
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[wagon wheels rattling]
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[somber music playing]
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[insects chirping]
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[quiet indistinct chatter]
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[horses whinnying, blustering]
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[man] Come on.
Let's take a look.
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Come on, come on.
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-What is it?
-[Moss] Horse thieves.
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Stay here.
You all stay here!
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[man] Block their exits!
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[gunshots in the distance]
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[gasps]
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I can't just do nothing.
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[Kathleen] Frank, no!
You don't know what you're
doing!
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[Frank] I'll be all right.
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[Paddy]
Frank, what are you doing?
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[gunshots]
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-[gasps]
-[Paddy] Get down! Get down!
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[shots continue]
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[gunshots whizzing by]
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[Kathleen]
Keep your head down, boys!
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[gunshot whizzing by]
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[indistinct shouting
in distance]
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-[gunshots continue]
-What's happening, Paddy?
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[Paddy] Hell knows. Get down!
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[gunshots continue]
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What the hell, Kathleen?
What are we doing here?
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[indistinct shouting]
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[breathing unsteadily]
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[gunshots stops]
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[joyful whooping in distance]
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-Frank?
-[grunting]
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[Frank] It's okay, Mary.
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They're gone. We got 'em.
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[grunts]
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[Mary] Frank?
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[gasps]
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[weeping]
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[crying]
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[sobbing]
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[Mary] No. [sobbing]
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[screams]
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[wagon wheels rattling]
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[horses blustering]
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[Moss] You okay there, Billy?
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I guess so.
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Yeah, it is a thing...
seeing your first dead body.
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It's something
you never forget.
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[horses bluster]
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All right.
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I guess it's about that time.
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[horse whinnies]
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[ominous music plays]
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Now.
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This...is not a toy.
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You think you can hold it?
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Oh!
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You never point that
at a man...
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unless you intend
to use it, huh?
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Okay, now, you gotta cock it.
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You pull back
on that hammer thing there,
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hard, all the way.
-[hammer clicks]
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There you go.
Okay, now, aim at the target.
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And when you're ready...
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[Billy] I really don't
wanna kill you.
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...gently squeeze
the trigger. Now, gently.
23:24.366 --> 23:26.847
[Joe] You don't stand a chance.
23:26.977 --> 23:28.849
[shot rings out]
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[gun clicking]
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[horse nickers]
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[dramatic music plays]
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[wagon wheels rattling]
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What was your father like, Moss?
24:29.257 --> 24:35.698
Things don't always end up
the way we want 'em to, Billy.
24:45.055 --> 24:48.885
[horses blusters]
24:49.016 --> 24:51.627
[wagon wheels rattling]
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[Moss] Yah!
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[horse whinnies]
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[Moss] This is it, folks.
Coffeyville!
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[horses whinny]
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It's a shithole.
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This isn't what they said.
This isn't what they promised.
25:29.056 --> 25:31.188
I'm sure it's gonna
be fine, Mary.
25:47.944 --> 25:49.772
[Moss]
We'll get the wagons pitched.
25:49.903 --> 25:51.948
Big storm rolling in.
25:52.079 --> 25:53.994
[horses whinny]
25:54.124 --> 25:55.082
[thunderclap]
25:55.212 --> 25:56.213
[horses whinnying]
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[thunderclap]
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[man] Easy now! Whoa! Whoa!
Easy, girl! Easy, girl!
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That's a girl! Steady now!
That's the girl!
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[man 2]
Let's get them to the barn!
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[thunderclap horses whinny]
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[rainfall]
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-[thunder crashes]
-[tree explodes]
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[horses whinnies]
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[thunderclap]
26:33.120 --> 26:36.427
[thunder crashes]
26:36.558 --> 26:39.692
[thunder rumbling]
26:43.086 --> 26:47.264
[thunderclap]
26:55.229 --> 26:57.013
[indistinct chatter]
26:57.144 --> 26:58.362
[mud splatters]
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[indistinct chatter]
27:11.201 --> 27:15.292
[donkeys braying]
27:20.254 --> 27:22.125
[man] Heave!
27:22.256 --> 27:24.780
[men grunting]
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[indistinct shouting]
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We charge $5 per week
for a room.
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-We won't accept less.
-I can't afford $5 a week.
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I need to find a job.
27:57.291 --> 27:59.989
We've just arrived,
and my husband is sick.
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Perhaps I could help
run your boarding house.
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I'm a good cook.
I could clean--
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Out of the question.
We hardly break even as it is.
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-I thought--
-[woman] What did you think?
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That you could
take advantage of us?
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Of course not.
28:19.095 --> 28:21.315
We don't have
anywhere else to go.
28:21.445 --> 28:24.144
Please.
My boys are hard workers.
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We can help you.
28:37.810 --> 28:39.028
You boys start
making the beds up.
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I have to go get some
provisions for the sisters.
28:41.465 --> 28:43.206
I should come with you, Ma.
28:43.337 --> 28:46.209
Will you be okay, Joe?
28:46.340 --> 28:49.430
Yeah, of course.
28:49.560 --> 28:50.997
Okay.
28:52.389 --> 28:55.392
[indistinct chatter]
28:59.353 --> 29:01.572
[horse blusters]
29:01.703 --> 29:04.227
[indistinct shout]
29:04.358 --> 29:06.839
[wolf whistle]
29:10.668 --> 29:13.410
[eerie music plays]
29:30.253 --> 29:33.082
[wolf whistle]
29:33.213 --> 29:35.998
[indistinct chatter]
29:46.052 --> 29:48.315
[Kathleen] You all right?
29:48.445 --> 29:51.492
[indistinct chatter]
30:17.387 --> 30:23.219
Tell me, do you feel ill,
Mr. McCarty?
30:23.350 --> 30:24.742
Depends what you mean,
Doctor.
30:24.873 --> 30:27.093
Most people would
know what I mean.
30:27.223 --> 30:31.706
They would have
physical symptoms.
30:31.837 --> 30:34.491
[Doctor]
You're relatively young.
30:34.622 --> 30:36.580
Good frame.
But there's something.
30:36.711 --> 30:37.625
[Paddy]
I don't care about my body.
30:39.583 --> 30:42.456
[Doctor] Ah.
30:42.586 --> 30:44.980
Well, what doyou care about?
30:48.331 --> 30:51.552
I feel ill...
in a different way.
30:51.682 --> 30:56.426
I feel sad most of the time,
not even sure why.
30:56.557 --> 31:03.216
Sometimes it's hard to...
feel hungry or get out of bed.
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I fear the wound,
in your case,
31:08.308 --> 31:14.314
is not physical
but in the mind, Mr. McCarty.
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I have no medicine
to prescribe to heal you.
31:19.580 --> 31:22.757
And I've seen the mind
destroy the body.
31:22.888 --> 31:28.154
Don't let this happen to you.
31:28.284 --> 31:30.286
Thank you.
31:30.417 --> 31:33.159
[somber music plays]
31:38.294 --> 31:40.035
[Billy] You all right, Pa?
31:48.261 --> 31:49.915
Pa?
31:58.532 --> 32:01.361
Are you sure you're
doing the right thing, Mary?
32:01.491 --> 32:03.711
Yes, I am.
32:03.841 --> 32:05.669
I'm taking Sam
back to New York.
32:05.800 --> 32:08.934
I think it's best
for both of us.
32:09.064 --> 32:11.588
-We only just got here.
-[Mary] I know.
32:11.719 --> 32:15.853
I can't stay here, Kathleen.
I just can't do this on me own.
32:15.984 --> 32:22.121
I understand.
Of course I do.
32:22.251 --> 32:24.253
But I'll miss you, Mary.
32:24.384 --> 32:28.214
Don't make me feel sorry
for you, Kathleen.
32:28.344 --> 32:30.433
You're strong.
Paddy'll come around.
32:30.564 --> 32:33.741
He'll get better, Kathleen.
I'm sure of it.
32:33.871 --> 32:37.223
You have everything
to live for.
32:37.353 --> 32:39.399
You're gonna be okay, Mary.
32:39.529 --> 32:43.229
You and Sam.
32:43.359 --> 32:46.145
I know it.
32:46.275 --> 32:47.320
I'll pray for you.
32:47.450 --> 32:50.540
[cries]
32:50.671 --> 32:53.979
[indistinct chatter]
33:01.725 --> 33:06.643
You are a...a grand young man,
Billy. You really are.
33:06.774 --> 33:09.516
A grand young man.
33:09.646 --> 33:11.605
And you're
a grand old man, Moss.
33:11.735 --> 33:14.260
-[laughs]
-You really are.
33:14.390 --> 33:16.305
[chuckles]
33:18.568 --> 33:20.657
[Mary] Take care
of your mother, Billy.
33:20.788 --> 33:24.444
She's a very special woman.
33:26.750 --> 33:28.187
Hey.
33:36.499 --> 33:38.414
[giggles]
33:45.595 --> 33:47.510
[horse whinnies]
33:47.641 --> 33:49.686
[wagons rattle]
33:49.817 --> 33:52.254
[Moss] Walk up, there.
34:01.611 --> 34:04.353
[insects chirping]
34:40.041 --> 34:41.477
I love you, Billy.
34:44.915 --> 34:46.178
I love you, too, Pa.
34:50.704 --> 34:53.576
I'm not well.
34:53.707 --> 34:55.578
I wish I knew.
34:55.709 --> 34:59.234
I told you...
35:01.758 --> 35:04.848
You'll get better.
35:04.979 --> 35:07.329
Then you'll find a good job.
35:07.460 --> 35:09.375
And we'll buy
a real nice house.
35:24.564 --> 35:26.305
Do you see those stars
up there, Billy?
35:30.570 --> 35:37.359
You...are just like
one of those stars.
35:37.490 --> 35:43.496
You can burn...so bright.
35:46.760 --> 35:48.631
When you're older...
35:51.547 --> 35:54.333
...you take time
to look up at those stars
35:54.463 --> 35:57.684
and know that they...
35:57.814 --> 36:00.556
...those bright...
36:00.687 --> 36:03.472
...burning stars up there...
36:09.696 --> 36:12.655
...they reflect the light
that's in you.
36:12.786 --> 36:15.571
[somber music plays]
36:35.983 --> 36:37.898
[indistinct chatter]
36:38.028 --> 36:40.988
I understand you are looking
for a loan, Mrs. McCarty?
36:41.118 --> 36:42.859
That's what banks
are here for,
36:42.990 --> 36:46.036
but are you offering
any kind of collateral?
36:46.167 --> 36:48.691
We lost almost
everything we owned
36:48.822 --> 36:51.477
on the journey from New York.
I have nothing.
36:51.607 --> 36:53.000
But I'm a hard worker,
and the fact is,
36:53.130 --> 36:56.743
the American government
encouraged us to come out here
36:56.873 --> 36:58.875
with the promise
of new jobs and opportunities.
36:59.006 --> 37:00.921
I have set my heart
on buying a place big enough
37:01.051 --> 37:03.053
to be both a restaurant
and a rooming house.
37:03.184 --> 37:04.838
[man]
What experience do you have
37:04.968 --> 37:08.972
running a restaurant or
a rooming house, Mrs. McCarty?
37:09.103 --> 37:10.887
I thought I was
coming to a new world
37:11.018 --> 37:12.889
where everyone would have
the chance for a new beginning,
37:13.020 --> 37:15.762
so long as they were
willing to work hard.
37:15.892 --> 37:18.417
Sir, I am willing to work
every hour God sends
37:18.547 --> 37:20.070
to make a business.
37:20.201 --> 37:22.595
I have a family to support,
two young children.
37:22.725 --> 37:25.815
[man] Mm. You're married.
You have a husband?
37:25.946 --> 37:28.731
What does he do?
I'm surprised he's not here.
37:28.862 --> 37:31.343
My hus--
37:35.564 --> 37:38.654
My husband is...
37:38.785 --> 37:40.047
He's sick.
37:40.177 --> 37:41.875
[man] Then he can't work?
37:42.005 --> 37:44.007
[Kathleen]
He's getting better.
37:44.138 --> 37:46.706
He'll soon be ready for work.
37:46.836 --> 37:50.753
In New York,
we read advertisements.
37:50.884 --> 37:52.886
They even said they might pay
immigrants to come west?
37:53.016 --> 37:54.496
That's the kind of thing
the government would say.
37:54.627 --> 37:57.934
It doesn't mean anything.
37:58.065 --> 38:00.197
I don't see how I can
help you, Mrs. McCarty.
38:00.328 --> 38:01.808
This is a bank.
It's not a charity.
38:01.938 --> 38:04.593
The government promised us help.
We came all the way out here--
38:04.724 --> 38:06.029
I have other appointments,
Mrs. McCarty.
38:06.160 --> 38:10.556
I don't wish to waste any more
of your valuable time.
38:22.959 --> 38:25.788
[soft music plays]
38:27.616 --> 38:29.531
[man] Young man.
38:29.662 --> 38:30.967
Hand back my pen.
38:31.098 --> 38:35.102
At once!
38:35.232 --> 38:37.583
Come on, Ma.
38:44.111 --> 38:46.896
[indistinct chatter]
39:33.247 --> 39:37.730
[Kathleen] I have things
to say, Patrick.
39:37.860 --> 39:42.256
I want you to listen.
You don't have to speak.
39:42.387 --> 39:46.042
The priest, Father O'Leary,
is coming to see you.
39:46.173 --> 39:47.870
He's praying for you.
39:52.440 --> 39:57.924
And the best news is that Billy
is starting school tomorrow.
40:03.016 --> 40:05.018
Aren't you...
40:05.148 --> 40:08.064
Aren't you even happy
about that?
40:15.202 --> 40:17.987
[breathing unsteadily]
40:22.122 --> 40:25.952
Hello, Father.
Thank you so much for coming.
40:26.082 --> 40:28.302
This is Father O'Leary, Billy.
40:28.433 --> 40:33.133
He's come
to give consolation.
40:33.263 --> 40:35.135
I'm so very sorry, Billy.
40:35.265 --> 40:38.268
All I can say is that God,
in his infinite mercy,
40:38.399 --> 40:41.620
looks after all of us.
41:04.381 --> 41:08.560
"Per sacrosanct humane
reparations mysteria
41:08.690 --> 41:16.306
tibi omnipotens Deus omnes
presenti et future vite paellas.
41:16.437 --> 41:22.138
Paradisi portas aperiat,
et ad gaudir...
41:22.269 --> 41:26.055
[Father O'Leary sighs]
41:26.186 --> 41:28.318
...sempiterna...
41:28.449 --> 41:31.844
...perducat."
41:38.285 --> 41:40.809
[Kathleen]
Thank you very much, Father.
41:57.260 --> 41:59.045
[Billy] Pa?
42:18.455 --> 42:21.110
[Father O'Leary]:
God of all consolation,
42:21.241 --> 42:23.199
in Your unending love and mercy,
42:23.330 --> 42:28.161
You turn the darkness of death
to the dawn of new life.
42:28.291 --> 42:31.381
Show compassion
to Your people in their sorrow.
42:31.512 --> 42:34.341
Lift us up from the darkness
42:34.471 --> 42:38.040
of grief to the peace and light
of Your presence.
42:38.171 --> 42:41.304
Your Son, our Lord Jesus Christ,
by dying for us,
42:41.435 --> 42:43.480
conquered death,
and by rising again,
42:43.611 --> 42:45.221
...restored life.
-[eagle cries]
42:45.352 --> 42:48.181
...May we then go
forward eagerly to meet him...
42:48.311 --> 42:51.097
-[eagle crows]
-...and after our life on earth
42:51.227 --> 42:55.188
be reunited with our brothers
and sisters, where every tear...
42:55.318 --> 42:56.537
-...will be wiped away.
-[eagle cries]
42:56.668 --> 43:00.019
We ask this
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
43:00.149 --> 43:00.889
Amen.
43:01.020 --> 43:04.240
[all] Amen.
43:04.371 --> 43:08.897
Goodbye, Pa.
43:11.073 --> 43:13.946
[indistinct chatter]
43:18.080 --> 43:20.996
[dramatic music plays]
44:25.626 --> 44:30.239
Believe me.
I really don't wanna kill you.
44:30.370 --> 44:32.328
You don't stand a chance.
44:34.461 --> 44:36.028
[hammer clicks]
44:38.595 --> 44:41.337
[gun fires]
45:17.765 --> 45:22.596
You know, I'm going to be
blamed for poor Joe's death.
45:22.727 --> 45:26.948
But you all saw what happened.
45:27.079 --> 45:29.255
I didn't want to kill Joe.
45:29.385 --> 45:32.737
I had no reason to...
45:32.867 --> 45:37.393
except that he wanted
to kill me for the bounty.
45:37.524 --> 45:41.267
I had no grudge against him.
45:52.669 --> 45:57.065
Make sure he gets
a decent burial...
45:58.893 --> 46:02.331
...with a preacher
and everything he needs
46:02.462 --> 46:04.507
to send him on his way
to the other life.
46:12.124 --> 46:15.257
That's all I gotta say.
46:15.388 --> 46:18.260
[dramatic music plays]
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