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Come on down, Rattle.
Slow. Real slow.
You, uh, got a problem there?
You just stopped.
You coming?
Gunfighter. Got ambitions, huh?
I got this.
It says come down.
You gonna come down there anyway, boy. I'm gonna put a hole through you.
Easy now.
Why don't you put it polite like that?
Right away. No hands.
It's all over now, buddy.
Come on. Come on. Thank you.
Big man, Clegg. You satisfied now?
Get off my back. Get off your back? I ought to break your back. We track them
this far, you got to mess it up. Try taking them by yourself.
I didn't see you helping none.
Where were you? Climbing in a bottle?
No point in clawing each other.
It's still worth a thousand dollars in the hood.
Sam McGarrett's offering $1 ,000 just to get Randall. Now, why?
What's the difference why?
Well, McGarrett's willing to give $1 ,000 just to get Randall. Seems to me
there's going to be more in it.
Maybe a whole lot more.
Maybe something we can cut ourselves a nice piece out of. Like what?
Well, the only place to get that answer is in Dos Mesos.
The way I figured, Mr. Randall. I'm trying to get an answer.
Now, maybe it doesn't mean anything to you, but this poster almost got me
killed. Now, is that what you're trying to do?
Last thing I wanted.
Drink it while it's hot, Dad. You know what cold coffee does to you. I'm a
person. My daughter, Beth.
Josh Randall. Mr. Randall.
Hello. Get Clay.
Tell him to bring it in.
Yes, Dad.
Two wins for an answer about this.
Well, I'm missing out those posters. A little drastic, but simple enough.
You made it here alive, you're the man I want.
If not, I'd just be at $1 ,000.
You're kind of free with my life, aren't you? Because the job I've got calls for
a lot of man.
Could be you, from what I hear.
Mm -mm.
You know the Mesa's desert?
Yeah, well, not to stay away from it. And the legend of the Hermanito, you
that? Yeah, all six of them.
I'm talking about the true version.
Listen to this.
Trim and see whether she was the proud Spanish ship El Armanito.
But what was to follow, nobody could possibly foresee.
In early August, loaded to the gunnels with Mexican gold, she set sail for
Spain. Almost immediately, she was forced to stop overnight in the
Gulf.
A huge roar was heard during the night.
But not until morning could the tragedy be seen.
The jagged earth fault, which had given way, sealing the Gulf, and keeping the
ship from sailing out to open sea.
There was no choice now.
Deserting the vessel, the men tried to make their way across the desert,
carrying the gold.
Neither the gold nor the men were ever seen again.
That's 100 years ago, Randall.
It's a point. It's a legend.
Is it?
Randall, last week an old man died here, a Mexican Indian who had worked for my
family for as long as I can remember, and his father before him. I went
his thick...
It certainly took you long enough.
Sorry, boss.
Oh, my son Clay.
Josh Randall.
A legend, Randall. When the old man had this, it's all there.
The trip across the desert where they died. But that paper's old enough. I had
it checked.
And this.
The old man had this, too.
That's Mexican gold.
It's the right age. The right meaning.
Don't you see? It can only read one way.
The old man's father was a sole survivor.
That gold is there right now just for the taking.
You can stay there for all I care.
Yeah, I know the mesa. It's full of Apaches and heat like you've never felt
before. And all the water you find out there is bad.
You'll get us there.
No, thanks.
$3 ,000.
You must be the man Pa was.
Ain't nobody ever said no to him before.
You keep out of this.
Why not?
Why? Because, well, if there is a ship out there in that desert, you'd never be
able to find it now.
It won't be a ship we're looking for.
According to these symbols, the gold is buried in a cave of some kind.
It's all here, all we need.
Four thousand, Randall.
Randall!
I don't understand you.
Well, that makes us even, because I don't understand you either.
A man with all this.
Now, what, do you want to go breaking your neck chasing something you don't
need? I'm not paying you to philosophize, Randall.
Just to lead us.
Us?
My son and my daughter are going.
You're going to take a woman out there?
After I just got through telling you what it's like? And I told you I decide
what my family does.
All I want you to do is lead.
One more time.
$5 ,000.
$5 ,000?
I want a bank to my name before we leave town. Done.
I want all those poachers taken care of so when I come back I don't get killed.
I'll take care of it.
Well, I guess I'm on the payroll.
You can start laying in those provisions right now. The sooner we get started,
the better.
what I mean.
It's just not a man you say no to.
We'll stop here for the night.
Why?
There's still an hour of daylight left.
We'll stop here.
The last four days have been slow, real slow.
The idea is to get there alive, sir.
Fine. Thank you.
I'll do that.
No. No, I can do it.
How many times I have to tell you about a cinch that tight?
I'm sorry, Pa.
Can't you do anything right?
Look, I said I was sorry!
Hey, McGarrett, he's doing all right.
I don't need you to make any excuses for me.
You, uh, don't miss a chance, do you? Randall, I told you you're paid to lead.
I'll take care of my family.
Well, now would be a pretty good time to start.
The girl's not gonna make it.
What do you suggest?
Well, there's a ranch about a day's ride south from here. We could leave her
there, pick her up on the way back.
All right.
I'll lose another full day.
We'll be back in about ten days.
I still think you're making a mistake.
You just take care of my daughter.
Thanks, George.
Good luck.
I've never known such heat in my life.
Now, you're supposed to rest, not worry. You just drink it down.
Go ahead.
Well, by golly, I sure hope so.
I've been trying to catch up with my brother, Josh.
He's supposed to be headed out this way.
He's a slim fellow. Josh Randall?
That's right, ma 'am. Do you know him? I should. He's with my father and brother
right now.
That's wonderful. I've got important news for him. If you could tell me which
way you're headed.
Well, why don't you and your partner stop in? Have something to eat with us,
maybe we can tell you what you want to know.
Couldn't ask for more consideration than that, could we?
No, sir. I guess we surely couldn't. Well, come right in. You're welcome.
cave is back in those mountains.
That's what it says, and that's where we'll find it. That's a lot of
You made a bargain.
Look, don't worry about me.
Now, I think it's a mistake. We're low on water, and we don't have much food.
Without it, we don't get back.
I mean, unless you can figure some way to drink gold.
It's real thoughtful of them.
Why?
Where they're going.
Those mountains.
It's a nice trap. Real simple to bottle them up.
Well, I sure wish they'd hurry up and get that gold. What's the difference
whether they hurry or not? They're still working for us.
When they find it, we'll be there.
Come on.
It's cold out here at night.
Uh -huh.
You'd be glad to have that blank in the morning.
That'd be nice to have him glad about something.
Listen, you know, it's none of my business, but... Well, I don't believe
means to rag at you all the time like that.
No, he means it.
Well, like I said, I don't think so.
Well, it's new to you, not to me.
I'm 22 years old.
He's never once said I've done anything right.
Now, not that way, Clay. That's weak.
Be strong, Clay. It's a man's strength that counts.
For 22 years, I've tried to be what he wants.
God knows I've tried.
You know, strength doesn't come just wrapped up one way.
A mule can carry a thousand pounds and he's got a lot of muscle.
But that's all.
Well, like you say, it's in your business.
How bad off are we?
Get some sleep.
I want to know.
All right.
We're low on food and we're low on water.
He's got until tomorrow to find his cave.
And that's all.
Do you believe me now?
Now do you believe me?
Bigger land. Yeah.
Oh.
Like you said,
it's been over a hundred years.
These were here.
Now listen, anybody could have taken them. It's been a long time.
Indians, settle it.
Come on, let's go. Let's get out of here.
Come on, come on now, Pops.
What?
That was just a friendly one, Randall.
Who is it? A couple of businessmen.
Want to talk business?
If you want to talk, come on down.
We can tell it from here.
It's a simple deal.
We get the gold, you get to live.
Simple enough?
Hey, there isn't any gold.
We'll wait.
For what?
Till you get thirsty.
We got enough water to swim in it, yours and ours.
You yell when you change your mind, huh?
Who is he?
I don't know.
Let him come down and see.
No good.
Look, when he sees there isn't any gold, he'll let us alone.
Matter to do this?
Gold or no gold, I believe he'd gun us.
There you go.
Is that better, Paul?
All my fault, Clay.
There's a lot of other things.
I'm sure I do understand.
It's okay.
Look, you just rest now.
Just right there.
How's he doing?
He's an old man.
Getting older.
How you boys doing down there?
Getting thirsty?
That's just what he wants.
We just can't sit here and do nothing.
They've got to get out in a clear in order to get another shot at us, right?
I've been trying to figure out some sort of a decoy.
When he steps out, I'll nail him.
There's two of us.
I guess that makes me the decoy.
Well, we'll figure something out, huh?
If there isn't anything else.
All right, suppose it works.
There's still him to get back.
It's a job you're a lot better at than I am.
There's got to be a way out of here.
We got company.
Who is it? Can you tell?
I don't know.
But if he's with them, boy, that's it.
It's your father inside!
Fellas, is that you?
Ain't nobody else.
Where are you?
Glad to see you, George.
Josh, what's wrong here?
It's all over now.
You've been out so long, I kind of half expected to find your body.
Got plenty of food and water.
And medicine if you need it. Help yourself. When you're ready, we'll head
back.
That's on Borden, huh?
Couldn't matter less.
You know, that boy of yours, he caught a man.
I tell them so myself.
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