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I'm gonna start this.

Hola, Maria.

Say this on the main day.

Compressor oil change
and colour, Yes Sir.

Loose arms, Maria,
and then Archer Backmore.

You must dance with spirit.

When my mom taught me flamenco,

she would say if you want
to dance on stage,

get a move

like you belong there.

But Papa says I call her
from ankle.

He says UN Mexican of me.

Well,

my mom says that when our culture stops
growing, it starts dying.

What do you say?

I say my mind's always right.

Sir, it looks like the
expansion valve is clogged,

so I'm just going to take it out
and

clean.

It might help the AC.

So do you.

That's spirit.

OK,

me, my mom and I are saving
every dollar,

and someday we will finally have enough
to

buy our own little sanctuary a home.

And there I will dance
with spirit.

5 quarts of 10 W 30 a philtre change

and talk to Colonel For him.

Something wrong
with the AC?

Nope, just seen the Cooling $45.

Here is 60.

Thank you the girls
does really good work.

You would be smart
to treat her well.

This is for you.

Gracias.

Again.

Headed over Lupe.

How would the other mechanics feel
if they knew you're taking tips?

But I'm holding mechanic well.

How would I feel?

We don't really care about that.

Clean the place up before you close,
all right.

Hey, can you point me
to the Road Day Yellow?

Lupe,

can

you ask her a sign?

That's that.

Come on.

An hour ago I put it
there is 3030.

Sorry.

No.

We're working.

Ladies and gentlemen,

happy for the time we

welcome to the Cedar City
Rodeo.

Tonight you're

going to see it all barrel racing

team,

bull riding,

bull riding in the state.

Enjoy the meal, she gets

what?

Have a nice day.

It's hard to remember a language
no one speaks much more.

That's why we must remember.

Hi, how are you?

Do you have any queso?

Last up for bronc rider Manny
Monroe will ride.

In criminal.

Hey, 2nd place, go get
your pain, all right?

Just six seconds
and you're done.

Don't be stupid.

You want to go home tonight?

I ain't got it home,
so it'll be 8.

Loose arms, Maddie.

I'm not enough for first place,

but she'll still take home
some of that prize money.

Let's hear it for May Monroe.

Got to get off my feet.

Can you do me a favour?

Take the payment over to Mr.

Collins.

OK, OK.

Nice.

Next.

Hey.

This ain't what we agreed to.

Loser shares the purse.

You're right.

It's more than generous.

I'll keep moving.

You promised travel expenses.

Where am I supposed to stay?

Would have met a pretty warm up back
for the real bull riders.

OK,

I made that money and you lost,

so we'll talk expenses
next time Now, lady.

Next.

Stop.

You Stop.

It's my turn.

No, it's my turn.

It's my turn.

Give it back.

It's my turn.

It's my turn.

Mom, you feel OK?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I just need a good night's sleep.

OK.

Everything like Mr.

Collins?

Go.

That was good.

He looked handsome tonight.

Oh, my.

He's awful.

Better than Nick.

This thing you can't live
with me forever.

And the same goes to you
and Amina.

Oh, trust me.

If I could be anywhere else,
I would be.

Yeah, if you could find a place
with free electricity,

free water, free tamales.

And they are delicious.

And she watches your children
and they're a joy.

When we have enough, trust me,
We'll leave, OK?

I know, Mom.

I know.

Hello, Beck.

Time to get to bed, Mika.

OK.

Mama.

Mama.

Stay in the car.

Let her breathe.

Let her breathe.

Come on.

Please wake up.

Please wake up.

Call 911.

She's stable now.

She's going to be in
and out of the coma.

This is very nice and at this stage
there's nothing with you.

There is an experimental treatment
available in Flagstaff,

but the success rate is low,

it's not covered by insurance,

and I know recent trials
were near $50,000.

If that's not an option,

we'll send her up to be the family.

We have to tell her.

It's not our story to tell
she could die if we don't.

She can die anyways.

What did she want to know?

The police compared me.

Story of abrita.

We're suppressing Mija.

That'll say it's me
and didn't that.

I can't.

I don't know where you can.

Shimla

story from.

You would learn it
faster than your English

if you would just try.

But Mama, I can't, OK?

Bueno, Anton says.

No, I cuanto.

No, Mama.

Boyfriend.

Her neck bad, Daddy caution.

OK.

All right.

When our people moved to the reservation,

there were some elders
who wanted a different

light.

On land making truly own.

So a few normal families
did the unthinkable.

They left the reservation.

And after miles of walking
to the hot sun,

they found their new home.

By a treasured spring on a hidden hill

in the heart about the valley.

Shanika Danny hit silicon.

Care with Nade.

Haneda Kasista nada.

Unombre muy cuapo de Mexico.

Descupio de Tierra
Emir moslo Nasirias

and he fell in love with a young girl

and he bought

the land and he gave it
to the tribe and.

And they loved him dearly.

And I had you in my tummy.

Fire that raged through our home.

Papa was killed.

So

I did the unthinkable

and I laughed.

And I walked across the desert.

And I found this.

A new home

is somewhere where I could raise you.

Yeah, Gondia.

Hoseni

is a daddy Dina ya dot
eggy nete tiles.

And together.

They will live in peace.

And we'll dance together every night.

What else would there be to do?

Good night, my Angel.

Annie Smith, Shall we?

Is she OK?

Come with me, La cocina.

20 years ago.

When I first met Adamina.

She was running from someone.

A cowboy from Alta Valley.

Your father.

That's that's impossible.

He died in a fire.

That's why she left.

Mexico.

There was a photo.

Yeah,

there's a reason
that photo was lost.

That photos over 50 years old.

That is your mother's
father in bed.

Not yours.

Why are you telling me this?

I did some digging.

Your father is alive.

He holds out the valley.

It's worth a fortune.

I I can't.

I I can't.

I can't just show up
at his front door step

and ask him to pay for all of this.

I I know, Mike.

I can't.

I'm sorry, Lupe.

But this is the only way
to save her.

It's been an experiment.

The bus will be here soon.

It's just a couple hours
to out the valley.

I feel.

Lupe.

There's one more thing
you need to do.

You lost medicine.

Hi.

No, I'm.

I'm here to sell well trade
jewellery.

It's my mother's.

It's it's expensive
naval jewellery.

A few problems
not to shoot me.

I'd give it a fair trade
in this store.

Thank you, Sir.

Yeah, I'll be with you in a minute.

Don't bother.

I'm here for Antonio.

You know it all back.

What are you looking for today?

That's all of it.

Anything else you want to say,
Mary Monroe?

Buenos Dias and hasta luego.

You get a lot of nerve walking
in here without an apology.

Without any type of remorse.

My cousin spent the night in gaol
while you walked away free.

And that, Maddie.

Doesn't make me happy.

No, I'm sorry, but your boys,

they were asking for it.

No,

you're not.

Sorry.

Not yet, Maddie.

What was that?

Rajasthan album been tested.

How about this little guy here?

No one screws with my family.

Do you understand me?

10 G's either.

Thank you for bringing back
my mommy.

But you crossed the line,

so now you're going to do it again,

what, 10,000 more in three

days?

Have I made myself clear?

OK,

good.

Can I at least have my gun?

You're in opposition to negotiate.

All right.

Now.

You shouldn't have done that.

Drop the price on my head.

I'll blow his all over the floor.

If you were a killer,
you'd be there already.

I'm leaving town.

No one follows me
into a mirror.

You can't skip this, Manny.

I can't find anyone.

Of course, if you do need to shoot,

just release that seat,

pull that card on that tree.

Aren't

you adorable?

What?

It's time to run, girl.

Come on.

Damn it.

Most dangerous man in Staters after,

So we just shot up his pawn.

Why didn't shoot anybody?

That's not how they're
going to see it.

Unless you got 10,000.

Probably not $20,000.

They won't stop till
they kill us both.

My God, do you think
they're going to call the police?

No, he'll handle this itself.

Just say that's worse.

A biker bar.

Wait, what are we doing here?

We'll still be a new ride.

You.

Well, you can do whatever
the hell you want.

Shit.

Shit.

Shit.

Shit.

What are you doing?

I don't want to shoot them up.

They don't establish anymore.

I'm not going to do it.

The only way out of this
is to go out on slice if you understand.

Put the gun down.

Taco Tuesday.

They're inside,

hey.

Who the hell are you?

2 I'll tell you who
the hell I am.

We're in the show.

What?

We're in the show.

Listen, I'm the one who puts together
the list of the show,

and you two aren't in.

My name is and my friend
was the last minute ad

and and we're we're with blessing Adidas.

Get the hell out of here.

Hola Miga.

'S.

These

men have been following us.

You know how boys are.

They don't know how to take it.

Now boys are.

You go right in front
like everybody else.

This ain't no God damn Peep Show.

All right.

Last senior retails.

You're right.

OK, mucosa.

We'll be in,
we'll be in.

Well, I think we can all agree
that tonight has been extra.

Thank you, Deb.

Thank you so much.

You're welcome.

This is flamenco.

Well, it's more like folklore ego,

but trust me, the audience
doesn't know the difference.

OK, As I was saying,
our final act.

Is a real treat.

I am not climbing
in a damn frilly skirt.

What do you want
to live not in this?

So let's give a war Cedar City
Welcome 2.

Rita.

There she is.

Shut the hell down.

What are we doing?

Follow my face.

Follow your leg.

All right, the cruisers at work.

This is Steph Adios Picacho.

Only two left out.

Peter Stevens, Cedar,
sitting back out.

Isn't that girl over there?

You know?

You listen to me, Chacho.

That's my stage and I know
who the hell belongs on it.

Sit your ass down.

Oh my God.

Cedar City for the land.

Come on, everybody.

Can we shoot our way out now?

Put the

lights.

You'll know.

I know.

All right, folks, that's it.

Have a happy 4th of July.

Come back tomorrow.

Oh, wait.

Looks like we have ourselves
a solo performance.

Everybody come on one more time.

OK.

Let's hear it.

peter 's peter

fletcher we're just seeing

Every hold on a God damn second.

Pompous.

It was a Margarita.

Come on.

You are a terrible dancer.

OK, well, excuse me.

I didn't know I was right
without Maestro here.

OK, yeah, whatever.

Aren't you going to move like that?

My mother.

Oh damn, that was fast.

Listen, if it's money you want,

I got some alcohol turquoise,

and they're about like 200 each.

I'll give you one if you just promise me

we're going to go straight
to Alta Valley, meet

my father and ask him for money.

And your dad lives there?

What makes you think
you're so rich?

Hands out the valley.

All right,

let's make the three pieces up front,
plus 10 grand till we get there.

And you got yourself
a deal, of course.

That's gonna be no problem.

I'll relax.

I ain't going nowhere.

Besides, I'm just as guilty
as you are.

I am nothing like you, OK?

I don't even know your name.

You can call me.

Inferno.

You're crazy.

Close.

I'm Maddie.

Maddie.

Song just like that.

Than gospel that you can't hear.

Come down, come down.

Sweet wrap around.

Until my sample house sunrise

and rain.

A few miles out of Outta Valley now.

Shit,

talking like you shot somebody.

Why do you need this money
so bad for anyway?

Lupe, I don't want
to talk about him.

You owe somebody some money.

Somebody narrowed.

Something like that.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

People do crazy shit
when they're desperate.

That's how this whole damn
country got started.

Desperate people doing crazy shit.

It's just medical bills,
that's all.

Oh, medical?

Yeah.

Or yeah, I get that you need
some vitamin A.

Hello, Mary J Lucy May.

No, Mama.

CJ, You're indeed.

You don't need a fortune
for a sinus infection.

I know.

It's OK.

It's OK.

I see my fair share of stuff.

I know how it is.

You know, girls got to get back.

I got regrets.

You got regrets.

My mother has a brain tumour.

OK.

There's treatment available.

It's $50,000 and I just

want to expect you to understand.

No, you're you're right.

Sorry you closed your mom.

Pay up.

We better pull over, fill up,
and I got to pee like pack mule.

Get down, get down,
get down, get down.

Go go, go.

Get out now.

Don't make this difficult.

No one needs to get shot.

You think I couldn't change the flag?

Where's that together?

She gets sick of you.

I don't blame her.

She's happy to blame right now.

You're running out of bullets,
Daddy.

Adoptions.

OK.

I'm empty, boy.

Come out of there.

Nothing.

You're lucky the boss
wants your life.

How much is he paying you,
huh?

I got

six pieces of Navajo rack apartments
right now.

You can make way
with a little extra.

Somebody made you do it.

Sam put a gun to you.

Got your good scared.

I'm so sick of your shit, Maddie.

Likewise,

drop the guns now.

OK, OK.

OK.

His two.

Now.

Give me the keys.

God damn it.

Give me the keys.

OK, now let her go.

Thomas, it's the first
time for everything.

I

said let her go.

She is worthless.

She is nothing.

No, she's helping me
save my mother.

Now let her go.

Oh, no.

OK.

What are you doing?

Hey,

why did

you do that?

Shoot everyone.

You want to go get
this money or not.

Fine.

You think you're going to get
that piece of shit started?

Try to keep up.

Good callbacks.

Shana.

You speak, Tina?

Let's go now.

Wait.

Who are you?

I'm not the one you need
to worry about.

What you doing here, woman?

Was that these friends of yours?

They were just leaving Carlton
like outsiders on the property.

I'll speak for my land.

I'll speak for the landowner.

You understand me?

Shit ass Indian.

And you too,

is trespassing.

We're not looking for any trouble.

They're not yet, anyways.

OK, listen, my name is Lupe.

My mom used to live on this land,

and she was close to the owner.

She she needs help, OK?

She's dying.

Can you just take me
to the owner?

I could, but it appears
your friend here's a

violation of state law.

Sancho, what's the penalty for bringing
the fire on someones property?

Well, that all depends on her.

Manners.

Rick.

Get her gun.

Let's drop it, girl.

Please.

We're not here to fight.

Speak for you.

Damn stuff.

There's a couple of criminals here.

Dude, I'm not here to fight.

I just need to talk to the owner.

You want to arrest someone?

Take her.

Wow.

Let's talk to the young.

Yeah.

Landowner here.

Yes, I am.

My name is Lupe.

I'm a mechanic for Cedar City.

My mom is dying, Adamina Regus,
and I believe he knew her.

Sir, I came here
to beg for your help.

Where?

I'm ashamed you weren't welcome
with a warmer reception.

I love you, Mother.

So this makes you my bird.

We'll get a lot of animals here,

but I took care of my friends.

And nothing's more important
than family.

How much did your mother tell you
about Alta Valley?

Only that it exists.

When I Met Your Mother,

I just inherited this land.

You see his harsh country,

but the spring here
makes the desert home.

It's the only water for miles.

The Navajo, they live here.

Before I came, this lane was dying,

just like the people only.

Man, they all have jobs,
houses and fresh water all year.

And if you know anything
about the rays.

You know that's more
than the Indians going to get.

When your mother left.

It wasn't necessarily unamicable terms,

so you'll have to forgive me
if I'm quite cautious

about you and 10.

I understand and I'll try to tell you
everything that I can.

Why are you here?

Well,

my mother, she's very sick.

Cancer.

And he said that.

Boom.

Are you here?

There's a treatment available
and it costs $50,000

and and I'm not asking for a handout,

OK, I'll pay back.

Every cent makes you think I'd be willing
to help a stranger.

A stranger.

I thought you'd help me out because.

Because you're my father.

Now

I'm James Farrell.

I raised him since he was born.

I didn't even know you existed
until a few minutes ago.

You said you take care of family.

You think I'm your daddy?

But I'm just a guy
to screw your mouth.

OK, just just please let me go.

Please let me go.

Please just let me go, OK?

I I don't know.

I don't know, OK?

I don't know.

You pay me for the same reason
I did.

You have nothing

and you owe nothing.

You wanted something for yourself

and you came here to take it.

You ain't taking
a God damn thing from me.

Let's go.

No,

no, no.

Please let me go,

girl.

Please let me go.

She's dying.

OK?

Please just let me
go to her, please.

Just because my blood
is in your veins.

Doesn't mean I give
a damn about you.

I've got off the.

You have 5 minutes one phone call.

You're making the phone call or not?

Forget it.

Day before we close and a girl
shows up on my doorstep.

You want me to pay your Mama
a visit and see her?

No, just keep the place locked.

We don't need a little layers escaping.

24 hours a deal would be done.

She can't touch us.

I.

Got something to say, boy?

What if you're wrong
about her, too?

Do not call her dad.

That implies that she raised you
and that's what I did, not her.

Everyone is dead.

Yes, Sir.

Adamina Reyes.

Who is that?

As far as I know,
she's dead.

Science.

State law and adverse possession

makes me the outright owner

of this entire property

tomorrow.

I've taken care of this land
for over 20 years.

A father

loved me like a son.

And when he passed.

She flamed so we didn't.

Exactly.

A glamorous life of people.

What about the locals?

Me and my boy?

I think we'll be moving.

I hear the Caribbean
is nice all year long.

No, not you, the Indians.

It won't look good,

us asking them to leave
with their trespassing on my property.

And once the spring is filled
in for the easement.

Could be running around
back to the rays.

Besides, he's never also used
to long walks.

Of course, if you're unsure,

I'm sure the boys
from standard would be a little more.

Motivated, OK.

We have a deal.

But you fill in the spring yourself,

and you make sure they're gone.

You won't even remember
they were here.

What y'all doing over there?

Look like you're
on a treasure hunt.

I got a little treat for you.

Come over here.

Don't be shy.

Guys look like swing.

For you.

Kids leave.

Quickly.

Some of your men
were on our land today.

They took a young girl with them.

Our side, yes, Duke is just keeping things
safe for you and the girl.

And the Western oil trucks
surveying our Ridge this morning.

Carl, we've been through this before.

We choose who we welcome
on our side, not you.

You seem to forget you don't have a side
until you're paid in full.

You understand that rat?

Don't forget what the state would think
of what y'all done out here, Carl.

We're grateful, but we don't need
your protection anymore.

25,000 the last six installments
plus closing fees.

We're ready
to own our land.

Even if I could sell your land.

I have to think about it.

Could.

We've been paying for the slab
for almost 20 years.

Well, it's not mine anymore.

So

your side, my side,

All of it.

And at times I am.

It's worth a lot more.

And what you got?

Carl, you made a promise.

Bulldozers will be here
by sunrise.

And I suggest you don't be.

I will help you leave
if I must.

Please.

This is our home.

Time to find a new one.

Hello.

You must escape right away.

You said Adamina was ill,

yes?

But wait, You knew me, Mama.

I did.

Before she left us here,
she gave all the land to Carl.

At least that's
what we were told.

This land was hurt.

Why would she get the land away?

She wouldn't.

He lied to you.

For years.

And now he's selling the entire valley
to Western oil.

But what if we could prove
that she never gave away the land?

This could save her.

Let's get you out then, OK?

2 minutes after I leave,
follow the service Rd.

It'll lead you to the highway.

Thank you.

Tell Adamina.

I'm sorry.

And tell her I forgive her.

How did you know her?

She's my daughter.

Why not?

Where have you been?

Please, listen,
I need your help, OK?

Something happened.

Wait, your mom?

She's out of a coma.

No, no, no deal.

Listen, Lupe.

Emma

Lupe.

Omi.

I'm so sorry.

I'm not there.

No, Lupe, it's OK.

It's OK.

I'm in my car.

He locked me in a closet
and your mother helped me get away.

Don't be.

I'm such a fool.

Mama,

how could you?

My father's alive.

You gave him the land?

Of course not.

You need to get away from him
as fast as you can.

No, my mom not running from this.

The money from the land sale belongs
to you, not to Carl.

He's selling it.

Yes, this can save you.

But I need to prove it's yours.

OK, this.

There's a property deed.

It has my name on it.

As the owner of the land,

I left it with a letter
from my family.

But Oh no, swear.

That would be me, Lizette.

If anyone would know,
it would be her.

I don't like you doing this alone.

It's too dangerous.

I won't be alone.

Hi, I'm here to make bill
for Maddie Monroe.

Feisty blonde, bad attitude.

Great.

She's a pain in the ass.

Well, aren't you adorable?

Maddie, wait,

Maddie.

Maddie,
can you just listen to me?

Don't touch me, Maddie.

Let me guess.

Daddy turned out
to be an asshole.

He didn't give you
a God damn dime.

Am I right?

Yeah, he didn't.

Obviously, don't it?

Just listen to me.

No, I have wasted enough of my time

on a clueless little half breed.

Would you stop?

God, you were so damn naive.

You were never going to get that money

and nobody, let alone
someone white asshole,

go

out of their way to help you.

Then why did you help me?

You could have run away,
you could disappear

and nobody would notice.

Nobody.

So why did you help me?

Nobody.

You're nobody and you're too damn scared
to do anything about it.

God, you are just like your mom.

She's running you around 'cause
she can't face their own shit.

Shut your mouth.

He's a coward to say that.

What are you going to do
when you can't go crying tomorrow?

At the pawn shop.

Why did you help?