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Well, you... You scared me.

I ain't used to seeing people in these heroes. I figure that I'm the only one.

Why don't you come over by the fire? It's a cold and rainy night.

Get down there freezing before dawn.

There's hot coffee.

I've been prospecting, see, up and down these creeks for a whole six months.

I ain't found a thing. I swear to that.

I ain't got nothing worth taking.

Honest, I ain't.

Just a burrow.

You take the burrow. I give it to you.

All right, Joe.

Randall, let me go.

Not a chance.

Look, I sent back the money, all I stole, all but the few bucks I spent.

I'll make up the rest.

I'll send it to you. I got nothing to do with that money.

Well, then I'll send it to the store.

I'll get a job.

Look, Randall, I ain't never done nothing like this before.

Get in the stage, Joe.

Your prisoner comfy?

Oh, minor complaints.

I'll do my best to keep his fretting time short.

What time do you figure we'll get there?

Oh, midnight if this wet hole's off. They're just the one to stop at Cameron

supper and a change of horses.

I'd say we'd be at Welton by midnight easy.

What's this?

A couple of fellas named Cale and Cox.

Howdy, Cale.

You know him?

By name, they're wandering from here to Snake and back for robbery and murder,

but these poachers are dead.

Caught them two weeks ago.

Cox with them. Yeah, I know, but these two fellas broke loose from the deputies

who was taking them down to Yuma to stand trial.

And they don't know for sure, but they believe that this fella Cale here took a

slug of lead in that getaway.

Huh.

Quite a price in their head.

$500. Well, I reckon so.

You thinking I'll try to bring them back yourself?

No, shucks, no. I'm just delivering these at the stops on the way. Might be

something for you, though, as soon as you're done with this one.

Welton's right down there by the border, and more than likely that's where them

two fellas will be heading for. Might be at that.

Can't you shut him up?

Hey,

Nebro!

What? Would you cut out that moose call?

Moose call?

I don't want...

It's put there, Neverell.

Take a look.

It's kids.

If you want my opinion, it's kids that done that. And I'll bet you a dollar to

dime they're right now hiding up in them rocks there. Or watching.

And just a laughing till their little bellies is about to bust.

Well, it's a hard pan here. I reckon we can drive around all right.

Josh! No luck, friend.

I was wondering about the smell.

What's your name, friend?

Turn that thing off!

I asked your name, friend.

Peter Rabbit.

Tell him his name, kid.

It's Randall.

Randall? The bounty hunter.

Sure, I thought there was something funny about this gun.

Well, if this ain't a juicer.

A hundred fellas like a name like that would give their teeth to be in my shoes

this minute.

Know whose shoes they are, friend?

Know who's looking at you?

Tell him, Cox.

Well, this year's how he killed.

You don't seem to be too impressed.

I'm impressed.

He a prisoner?

Yeah.

What'd he do?

Arm robbery.

Arm robbery?

Is that a fact, kid?

Yes, sir.

Sir.

Did you hear that, Cox?

Sir.

I like that kid. I like it fine.

Where are you taking him?

Welton. Where's that?

About 60 miles down the trail.

60 miles, huh? That'll put it near the border.

Just up.

Well, if that ain't a juicer.

Come on, Cale. Let's finish up and get out of here.

Now, shut up, I'm thinking.

What do you want to think about? We got the horses, ain't we? How far do you

suppose we're going to get?

Posse's crawling the back roads.

Main roads cluttered with freighters.

Take those handcuffs off.

Take the firing pin out of his gun.

Do what? The firing pin.

Now give it back to him.

But he's still got his gun back. Give it to him.

You figured it yet?

I'm your ticket.

Right to the border.

You and the old man holding the stage on a normal run.

Anybody asks, you catching me, you take me in a human.

Uh, kid, you're just along for the ride.

A drifter.

Yes, sir. Cox, they don't know you, not like me.

So you ride sharp with the geezer.

Grab that winch that he's got up there and watch him.

He may be old, but he ain't dead.

Cox?

Give me.

Hey, looky here, Howard. You said you wasn't going to touch that. Now, give

Give me.

All right, Dad.

Now you.

Yeah. Yeah, what?

Yeah, sir.

You'll get it.

Yes, sirree, friend.

Everything purely normal, huh?

Hey, you never told me, kid.

What was it?

What? That job you pulled.

It was a hardware store.

How much you take?

It was banking day, about 400.

400?

Phew.

Your first time out?

Oh, kid, you've got yourself a future.

Now, by your lonesome, I don't say that. That business with Randall, he ought to

prove that point.

Well, with the proper guidance, what I mean is teaming up with the right

guy can show you the way.

I've never really thought about that.

What's there to think about, Joe?

Now, you shut up.

I'm on your side, Cale.

The only thing he's got to look forward to now is a couple of years in prison.

If he goes along with you, he's got the world on a string.

And that $400, well, you won't be getting money like that out of hardware

stores, banks more likely.

$100 reward on your head, well, it'll be more like $200 or $300.

That's till you kill a man.

It'll be self -defense, no doubt, but it's still a killing, and the reward and

the number of men on your tail will be just a little higher.

That's all out of you.

And talk about sleep, Joe, or there won't be any sleep.

Oh, but there'll be other things, like liquor.

Kale can tell you about that, can't you, Kale?

It won't help you sleep, but it'll take the numbness out of your bones and the

fear of getting that bullet in the back of your neck.

That's all I said.

Shut up.

Well, that's the glory of liquor, isn't it, Kale?

Numbs of fear.

You got a mouth.

You know that, friend?

You got our mouth.

Stop him.

Whoa!

What's wrong?

Ah, some trouble.

Where?

Well, about a mile down the road there's a stage stand.

It's a place called Cameron. The old man says he always stops over there, you

know, when he...

eats supper and changes the horses. The horses.

Yeah, I should have thought of that.

Well, what should we do? Should we drive right on through or what?

No.

No, we'll stop there. They'll be expecting us, especially for the horses.

Right on through, they'll know there's something.

What's that? The old man tell you?

Oh, no, there's nothing there. It's just a stage stand and this man and his

daughter looking after it. That's all.

All right.

All right, we go in.

Play it just the way I said.

I'm Randall's prisoner.

Only you'll have that iron and I'll have this tucked away in my shirt.

I'll tell the old man how it is.

Well, I don't know about that, Cale. You see, if we go down there like that...

Well, I do.

I know.

Go on up and tell him.

All right.

What are you watching? A man embalming himself.

You know your partners, kid.

You're just a drifter.

Yes, sir.

You?

You want those people to see the light of another day.

I know my part.

Hello, Nebro.

Had me thinking you're getting old, Nebro. Twenty minutes late.

Tree on the road.

Weathering up back there? No, the weather's all right.

Just a bunch of kids.

Damn, this is Wally Hall. He's riding shop for me. That so? Since when they

giving you cover on this run?

Since me.

Who's this?

Uh, name's Howie Kale.

Howie Kale?

The killer?

Yeah, I, uh, caught him up on the hill and I'm taking him down to Yuma.

Figured Mr. Hall here would come along and help me on the job.

Yeah, I... I mean, I... Howie Kale.

Well, I guess you people want some supper.

I think I'll skip it, Sam.

Skip Ellie's stew?

Well, you know my house and all.

Ellie, honey, you feed these other fellas and your pal Miko will change the

horses.

I'll go in and help you.

I figured you would.

You don't mind buying me a second ball, do you, Randall?

As soon as you're going to collect all that money on me.

Hey, kid, you ain't touched your stew.

I'm not very hungry.

Oh, shame.

Me?

Best stew I ever ate.

Yes, sir, Mushy.

You got a real talent. Anybody ever tell you that?

No?

Why, I'd say that was a grievous shame.

Wouldn't you say that, kid?

Pretty little filly like this, all bustled with talent.

Nobody'd appreciate her but the coyotes and cactus.

How much for the bottle, Ellie?

I don't know.

I'll have to ask Pa.

A dollar something.

Well, you keep the difference.

Bill?

I'll take some of that.

Kind of generous with my reward money, aren't you?

First I got to feed you, now it's my liquor.

You won't miss it.

Oh, I don't know. It adds up.

Mr. Manum?

Yes, Mr. Cale?

I allow as I can make it rewarding to you.

Is that a fact?

You sure you won't have a belt, Joe? I told you no.

Well, you're probably right.

Having an empty stomach and all.

We were talking about something here.

Oh, you're going to reward me.

Don't fool with me, Randall.

Now, listen, I'm not fooling with anything. It just seems to me that you

this pretty bad.

Now, this bottle cost me two dollars. Now, to me, that's a lot of money.

Now, what are you going to give me in return?

Give me that bottle.

We're talking a deal here, Cale.

You're a horse trader from way back, aren't you?

Well, that's right. You never traded horses.

Here, Missy.

Give me a bottle.

If you do, you'll be out two bucks. My guess is he's got a quarter in his

pocket. Things can happen, Randall.

The way they happen is up to you.

I'm trusting you, Cale.

45, 70.

Knew a fellow, had one once.

Pointed it at the wrong man.

They got him two years in prison.

You ever been to prison, kid?

One year's a lifetime, but two...

Anytime you're ready, Mr. Randall.

Goodbye, Mr. Randall.

Yeah.

Are you coming?

All right, get the old man down.

All right, Pops. You come on down here with me.

Now, you had a day, friend.

Really.

All that driving and the dust and the heat.

Well, it's a living.

Yeah, that's what I say.

Bound to make a man thirsty.

Wouldn't you say that, Cox?

Yeah, I'd say he's thirsty.

Uh -huh. Yeah.

Well, I suppose you do the neighborly thing and...

Take him down to the stream there and get him a drink.

There ain't no stream down there.

Why, sure there's a stream down there.

A -rushing and a -bubbling.

You hear it, don't you, Cox?

Yeah. Now wait.

Take him.

Kale.

Kale, for the love of God, don't.

What's he gonna do?

Well, yes, sirree.

We're going to have ourselves a real juicer.

For a moment there, I had my doubts. You and that gun.

The look on this fellow's face when you put it back.

Mr. Cale, I... Mister.

What about that, Randall?

You don't find respect like that no more.

Kids these days, all punks.

Swaggering down the streets, crowding the walks. Think they're tough.

I wouldn't bother to waste my spit on any one of them. Except Joe.

Yeah.

Joe's got respect.

Oh, not respect, Cale.

Fear.

He's afraid of you.

Lies. That's what you want.

Someone to fear you like you fear everyone else.

I ain't afraid.

Of no one.

Nothing. Of everything.

Even that old man.

Or else why would you have him killed?

Lies. Then prove it. Stop me from killing that old man.

Mr. Camp?

Very good. What is it?

I'm going to go get an embryo now.

What about me?

What about you?

Are you going to be here when I get back?

Mr. Randall?

Josh?

You're the only one that ever had that much trust in me.

Let me decide for myself.

First time anybody ever gave me a chance at anything.

I'll be here.

And I'll ride back to Wilton with you.

I'll ride all the way.