All language subtitles for Wanted Dead or Alive s01e25 The Corner

Case tested bedding.

Fifteen dollars one time.

Fifteen. Josh.

Well, hello, Boone.

What are you doing here?

I got to talk to you, Josh.

Just let me finish up this hand here.

I'll wait outside.

I'll be right with you.

Case is still high. All right, $20.

Get a doctor.

we can do for you, young fella.

Thanks, Doc.

It don't hurt so bad now.

You all right?

Josh?

You here, Josh?

Yeah, I'm here.

Listen, boy, you're gonna be all right
here.

Promise me.

I promise.

Don't tell my dad.

I didn't kill nobody.

It is a fair fight.

The judge and jury that convicted me,
they's all members of the family.

You know, you never did have much sense
about when or where you picked a fight.

As I remembered, neither did you.

Listen, Boone.

Who did it?

we got started, Josh.

I'm sorry, son.

You lost a lot of blood.

Maybe if you'd gotten here sooner, I'd
have been able to do something about it.

You did all you could, Doctor.

What do I have to do to him?

Claim his body.

Just leave your name and address.

I'll fill out a desk certificate.

Hey, mister.

Could you tell us where we can find a
doctor?

Something wrong, boys?

My friend here got kicked by a horse.

Just a couple of doors down the street.

I guess he's up. He's a busy man.

Thanks.

for a friend of ours. He was hurt real
bad and headed this way.

We figured he might have dropped in on
you.

Maybe he did. I wouldn't rightly know
unless I heard his name.

Um, Boo Morgan.

Yes, I remember.

He was here this afternoon.

Was he hurt bad, Doc?

Bad enough.

He be coming back?

Not where he's gone.

Where's that?

I'm not qualified to judge.

You see, gentlemen, Mr. Morgan passed
away this afternoon.

Well, where is the body?

Why does that concern you?

Well, we understand that he's a wanted
man, and we wanted to see about some

things.

You two better talk to the sheriff.

Any answers should come from him.

All right, Doc.

Thank you for your time.

You boys find the doc?

Yeah, we saw him.

Something else I can help you with?

Yes, sir.

Let's have our money.

He's dead, ain't he?

What's it to you?

Wally and I shot him.

We've been trailing him two days since.

I'd say that entitles us to the reward.

The body's already been claimed.

Gonna be any money paid, I'd say it goes
to the man that brought him in.

Who might that be?

A man named Randall.

Where do we find him?

That's the address he left.

Thanks, Deb.

Of course, I could be wrong.

I'd swear that was Josh Randall. He used
to live here a few years back.

Yeah, the chair looks like him.

I wonder what he's doing around here.

Josh! Josh Randall!

Mr. Morgan?

Boy, you've finally come back home.

Yes, sir.

Ellie! Ellie! Come and see who's here.

Well, don't just stand there. Come on
in.

Ellie! Ellie!

What is it?

Josh! Hello, Ellie.

It's been a long time.

What brings you to town, boy?

It's about Boone.

He isn't here.

Yes, sir, I know.

I brought him home.

Allie, wait.

Where is he?

Out there.

Oh, Lord, support us all the day long
until the shadows lengthen and the

comes.

and the busy world is hushed, and the
fever of life is over, and our work is

done.

Then in thy mercy grant us safe lodging,
and a holy rest, and peace at the last.

Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to
dust,

in the sure hope of the resurrection
unto eternal life.

Amen.

I'll take the horse and run back to
Liverstead.

You'll come back, Josh.

Thank you.

But I thought maybe you and your father
would like to be alone.

You'll come on back, son.

Thank you, sir.

Anybody here?

Don't get your shirt in or not. I'm
coming.

I was forking down some hay for the
loft.

Now, what can I do for you?

Do you know a man named Randall?

Josh Randall?

Yeah, I know. Why?

We're looking for him.

Any particular reason?

Well, we figure he's got a little debt
to pay.

He shot a good friend of ours.

Boone Morgan.

Oh, you're wrong, mister.

But Josh and Boone was real good
friends.

There wouldn't be any reason. I can name
you one good reason.

Money.

See, Boone had a price on his head.

It's no secret in this town that
Randall's a bounty hunter.

Now, where can we find him?

Well, he drove Mr.

Morgan and his daughter back from the
funeral, so...

I reckon he'll be coming along pretty
soon to put his team away for the night.

Here.

Go buy yourself a drink.

I don't drink.

Then buy a real good cigar.

We want to talk to Mr. Randall alone.

Thanks, mister.

I got a message for Josh Randall, Mr.
Morgan. All right, Abel. I see that he

gets it. There's one like it.

Come for the constable.

I think you ought to read it.

Ellis County authorizes the payment of
$500 reward to Josh Randall for

the apprehension of Boone Morgan.

Wanted dead or alive.

What's your name, Randall?

Bill Bland. My friend asked you a
question.

Your name Randall?

All right, what do you want?

Five hundred dollars.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Boone Morgan had a price on his head.

You claimed the body.

It was a friend of mine.

Brought his body home.

And took the money for it.

No, I didn't claim any reward.

That's not what the sheriff back in
Kenton said.

Now, you just give us the 500, and we'll
leave.

Well, then, why should I give it to you?

Because me and Morley killed him.

No, I got no money for you.

We ain't asking much.

Just the 500 we got coming.

The folks in town ain't gonna like the
idea you shot a friend for money.

And Randall, you try to leave town
without telling us and me and Morley

to you just like we got to Boone.

We want that reward money.

You got till just one hour after dark to
hand it over.

You hear me?

One hour after dark.

What are you doing with that gun?

I'm fighting for Josh Randall.

Why?

He killed Boone for reward money.

So you're going to kill Josh?

That's not going to bring Boone back.

You're too young to understand.

Maybe I am too young, but that's not my
fault.

Pa, you raised me to believe that
violence was a sin.

Now, in all my life, I've never seen you
harm a human being.

You're not going to start now.

Pa, give me the gun.

Listen, Miss...

I suppose this is what you came for.

It speaks for itself.

Listen, mister. Will you please go now?

I left my gun here.

I need it.

Listen, Mr. Morgan.

There's two men in this town right now.

And they killed your boy.

I need that gun.

The door's closed.

You haven't locked the door yet.

If I say it's closed, it's closed.

I want to buy a gun, Charlie.

And I don't sell guns to killers.

Bill Bland, I've known you for a long
time.

And all I'm asking you is to let me use
your gun.

Your team's all hit and ready to go.

How much do I owe you?

I don't take your kind of money.

I'm warning you for the last time.

I represent the law in this town.

And he hasn't done anything to break
that law.

Well, law or no law.

It just doesn't seem right to let him go
free and clear.

Here's the money you came for, Randall.

Now go on, get out.

If anybody's interested, these are the
men that killed Boone Morgan.

You wouldn't like to back up that
statement, would you?

Yeah, I'd like to back it up.

If somebody will give me a gun, I won't
need it very long.

All right, that's it.

It's going to be in a killing.

You'll do it away from this town.

Now, all three of you, on your way.

Get out right now.

You're making a big mistake, Constable.

Get out!

Ellie.

You know, I feel about Boone.

If you figured I could have killed him,
then you better go ahead and use it.

I don't know if you did it or not.

I don't want to believe it.

I father locked your gun up.

This is his.

It's loaded now.

But I couldn't get any extra shells.

If you have any doubts, why are you
doing this?

I lost Boone.

I don't want to lose you, too.

Ellie.

I didn't do it, Ellie.

I want you to believe that.

Oh, Dodge.

You're going home now, yeah?

Do what I tell you. Go on.

Randall!

Come on, Randall.

Oh, he wants the money.

You give us that and you can walk out of
here.

Right, Lou?

You saw the way your friend died.

Josh, Ellie and I have talked it over,
and we'd be more than happy to have you

stay with us a while.

Thank you, but I've got to be moving on.

I'm sorry about before.

What I thought?

I don't know how to tell you. It's all
right, sir.

You did what you thought was right.

We'd like you to feel the invitation is
open.

It's always open, Josh.

Goodbye, Josh.

Goodbye.