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Teddi?

I'm glad I caught you.

I--I thought you left.

I was halfway home, and, you know,

I remembered that Off Reservation

Trust Land site we-- we abandoned last year.

It turns out our old friend Carson--

Carson Rogers--he's-- he's anxious to--

to bankroll another dig.

So I was--

I was hoping you'd--

well, I was hoping I could interest you in joining me.

Oh.

Well, I--I, um--

I don't--

That's not quite the invigorated response

I was hoping for.

No.

You know what?

No.

I don't want to go with you.

Why?

Why?

Hmm.

Why?

After everything you've done?

What have I done?

I believed in you.

I gave up my own research, everything,

to come out here and to work with you.

And then--and then Ernesto?

What kind of a monster are you?

- Well-- - Get out.

Teddi, no! Teddi, wait.

Stay out of here.

Teddi, Teddi, Teddi, Te--

Teddi, let me explain.

Let me explain.

Teddi?

I'm calling the police.

No.

Don't do that. Put the phone down.

- Get out of here! - Don't do that, Teddi.

Put the phone down. - Get away from me.

Put the phone-- put the phone down.

Give me the phone. Give me the phone.

Give me the phone. Stop it. - Let go.

- Listen. Stop it! - Help me!

- Help! - Stop it!

Ah!

Ah...

Teddi?

1040 heading to Phoenix, coming through now.

This ain't arms.

Everybody hold.

Anybody got eyes on George?

Negative.

West Side Building, clear.

Natalie?

I've got nothing.

Chee, got anything?

Nothing in here.

And now arriving, this is the Western Flier.

Stand back from the tracks.

Please stand back from the tracks.

Reynolds is gonna want to grab George

before he gets on the train.

He could be armed.

He's gonna be ready.

Everyone, keep your heads on a swivel.

Be careful. You'll tear something.

I don't know what's older--my back,

my hamstrings, or all the other parts I thought

would never shrivel up.

Been a while since you and Barbara--

you know.

Been a day or two.

Yeah.

How long have you two been married?

42 years.

Whew.

You?

How long you and Emma been married?

24 years.

You meet on the rez?

No, we met in college.

She started a club for Native students there,

and they'd get together once a week for barbecuing

and frybread.

One day, I decided to see what all the fuss was about.

It sounds like you got lucky, then.

The war had pretty much beat the Navajo out of me.

Yeah, she helped me settle down after what I saw over there,

helped me reconnect.

She was also the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen.

Whew.

You don't know, but she might come back.

Women do. They blow up.

They cool off.

They reverse field.

I remember one time when Barbara went and did that.

Hold on.

It's Reynolds.

Got eyes on Reynolds, red cap, driving a blue Plymouth Fury,

heading north past the Legal Tender.

Gordo.

Blood.

Oh, shit.

Ah.

Son of a bitch.

Found the car.

It's north side of the Legal Tender.

Teddi Isaacs is in the trunk.

She's dead.

Reynolds is on foot.

Let's find him before he finds George.

Southwest Chief 158 westbound

departing in two minutes.

All ticketed passengers please board now.

Southwest Chief 158 departing in two minutes.

George is on the platform.

Mexican poncho with a hood.

- Where? - Coming your way.

Get back. Get back. Get back.

Get back.

Move back.

Anything?

No.

Reynolds.

There.

Hey! Stop!

Move!

I'll cover the back!

Get back!

Get back!

Cover the front.

Go!

All aboard!

All aboard.

Does anybody have eyes on Reynolds or George?

Did they get on the train?

Negative.

Lost him.

Excuse me, sir.

You see a tall, skinny kid,

Native kid, get on the train?

I think so, yeah.

Several kids got on the train.

I'm not sure which one you're looking for.

Gordo?

Gotta be on the train, Joe.

They gotta be.

Shit.

I did a stretch in Georgia State Prison

outside of Reidsville.

I had a little transistor radio.

It could pick up WNBC out of New York City.

That's almost 900 miles away.

And radio has a reach.

♪ Please, Mr. Officer

♪ Let me explain

♪ Got to make it to the well tonight ♪

♪ I'll be singing 49

I have observed a lot of human behavior in my time

under very stressful circumstances.

Inevitably, people always fall back on,

"Why is this happening to me?

"This shouldn't be happening.

I don't deserve it."

The common term for this is "victim."

But that's not really the right word.

Because you caused it.

You made the wrong choices.

Not me.

Not anyone else.

You.

And here I thought I wasn't going to enjoy this.

Fun times.

♪ Car's dented

♪ The radiator steams

♪ One headlight, don't worry

♪ The radio doesn't scream

♪ Got a sticker that says Indian Power ♪

♪ I stuck it on my bumper

♪ It pulls my car together

♪ And on the circuit of an Indian dream ♪

♪ You don't get older, you just get younger ♪

♪ When you're flying down the highway ♪

♪ Driving in an RV car

♪ We're on the circuit of an Indian dream ♪

♪ You don't get older, you just get younger ♪

♪ When you're flying down the highway ♪

♪ Driving in an RV car

♪ Driving in an RV

This shouldn't be happening.

Put your gun on the ground!

Slow.

All right.

Bern.

I know you're with them.

You, Garza, and Henry.

I'm not with them.

Okay, I--I took the money.

You're right about that.

But I haven't spent a dime of it.

All right.

Take out your cuffs.

Take out your cuffs!

Put one on your right wrist.

Turn around, hands behind your back.

Bern, if I was lying to you,

you'd be lying on the ground next to him right now.

Okay, they didn't approach you because they knew

you'd never sign up for this.

And what?

You were supposed to convince me?

No.

Cuffs!

Bern, we have to go now,

okay, or they'll be gone from that ranch,

and they'd have taken everything

you need to make your case.

Look, you'll have nothing.

Look, I'll help you.

But we gotta go.

Navajo Police.

Clear the aisle, please.

Clear the aisle.

Police.

Move out of the way.

Excuse me.

Sorry.

Let me go!

Help me!

No! No!

Ah! - Oh!

Ah!

Stop! Navajo Police!

Lay down.

Dr. Reynolds!

No!

Let him go!

I'll kill him!

I'll kill him!

It's over, Doctor.

Let the boy go.

This petulant little truant!

He's ruined everything for me, everything I've worked for.

My life's work, ruined.

He didn't ruin anything.

Let him go!

Just stay back!

Let him go.

He's just a boy.

Just let him go.

Let him go.

Let me go, please.

Come on, Doc.

There you go. There you go.

Now put the gun down.

Put the gun on the ground.

Doctor!

Don't do it.

Doctor...

You're all right, George.

It's over.

You're safe now.

It's okay.

You're safe now.

Ernesto is dead because of me.

I made him go up there with me.

I stole the arrowhead.

It's my fault.

It's not your fault, George.

You made a mistake.

You shouldn't have gone up there that night.

That's not why Ernesto died.

A bad man took his life, and you couldn't stop it.

Nobody blames you.

I blame me.

I know.

What are they talking about, you think?

All the things us mere mortals can't control,

I expect.

The night is far spent, and the day is at hand.

Let us therefore cast off the works of darkness.

Let us put on the armor of light.

Ed.

Tom.

How's she doing?

She's fine.

Yeah?

I'm gonna tell you something about your sister,

something maybe you didn't know.

After Warren died and Bradford didn't come back from Korea,

I about unraveled.

Yeah, I--

I remember.

We were broke.

And I was borrowing heavily from the insurance companies.

And Charlotte, she went to work on the ranch's books.

And she saved us when I couldn't.

Mm.

And then she got sick, and...

well, the rest you know.

It's good of you to sit with her, Tom.

Offer her the good news.

All right, so how about you give me some good news?

Well, that, uh--

that Manuelito situation, just an isolated thing.

Budge is handling it as we speak.

You know, I've been real careful, Ed.

Oh, I know you have.

No, I got deniability.

I made sure that none of this, none of it falls on me.

None of it falls on my grandson or Charlotte.

I know.

It gets in the papers, it's gonna look like--

like we Spensers don't know or care

what's happening on our own land.

Well, that's what you pay me for.

No, I'm paying you

so we never have conversations like this.

Get it cleaned up.

I'm not a miracle worker, Tom.

You know, I'd advise you to shut it down

for a hot minute until it cools off.

You advise me?

I pay you for protection, Ed, not advice.

We're good here?

Yeah?

How's it going?

Almost there.

Where's Budge?

The moon, if he's smart.

Well, we're gonna need him in Juarez.

So when you see him, tell him to call me.

All right, let's get them loaded up.

What--what the hell are you doing, Muñoz?

You like to scare the sh--

What the hell are you doing, son?

Give me the keys, Ed.

Okay.

What's going on?

I'm sorry.

Oh.

Fuck you.

Hey, hey, hey.

Bern.

What you got?

It's what I thought.

♪ Lock me up

♪ Throw away the key

♪ Till the sun comes up

♪ And sets me free

♪ I think I'm fucked beyond repair ♪

♪ But it's okay, 'cause I don't care ♪

♪ Take me home

♪ To the Navajo Nation

♪ Let me go with a new sensation ♪

♪ Let me shake with a new vibration ♪

♪ Let me twist and shout

♪ Till my heart beats no more ♪

♪ Take me home

He looks mad.

It's not how he looks, George.

It's how he feels.

And right now, I'm guessing he's glad you're home.

Just be happy you don't have to go through life with that face.

Horses need to be fed.

George.

You're a man of your word, Jim Chee.

All right, then.

Hey.

Let's move.

Watch your step.

Come on.

Yeah, this way.

What are you gonna do?

Pray.

If I have anything left, I'll pray for you too.

They're good to go.

Thank you.

What?

I didn't plan on falling in love with you, Bern.

If there's any way I can convince you...

There isn't.

Let's get you guys home.

So...

we building this for him,

or we building it for you?

I don't know.

I just needed to build something.

That's the first step, son.

You don't need to let her go to let it out.

There's a cost, Henry.

She's it.

And I accept that.

Why?

I never did.

I'm going back to Washington, D.C., tonight.

Well, we'll miss you.

That was almost funny.

Thank you.

I came here to tell you something, Lieutenant.

I know what you did.

I know why you did it.

I know how you did it.

I just can't prove it in a court of law.

I'm sure you think what you did was a righteous act.

I'm sure there are a lot of people around here

who would agree with you.

I do not happen to be one of them.

I would be surprised if you said you were.

Okay.

Okay.

I brought this for you.

I hope it helps.

With what?

Finding your way back.

I've tried my best to be a good person,

a good mother, wife.

When my son died,

losing a child like that, it tested me.

Hit him, hit him. He's open.

He's open. Shoot it!

♪ When I'm riding down the road ♪

Shoot it. There you go!

♪ In my car

Whoo!

♪ Traveling without you

♪ I can still see you sitting there ♪

But I choose not to live in that dark place,

and my traditional ceremonies have helped me heal.

♪ Oncoming cars flashing in the windshield ♪

♪ There's a glimmer of everything ♪

♪ That I once saw in you

♪ Tough love can leave you almost alone ♪

When you found Vines' body,

I started reliving the loss of my son all over again.

♪ To you

♪ All the feelings in your heart ♪

♪ Come reawaken

♪ Like a forest without leaves on its trees ♪

♪ Standing in the desert

♪ Like the light that still leaks through ♪

♪ When you close the door

♪ Like the changes in our life that hit so hard ♪

♪ That day I couldn't find you ♪

♪ There's a glimmer of everything good ♪

♪ That once came before

The trauma of my son's death has consumed my husband.

It's taken all the room in his heart for me

and the memory of our son and our life together.

It's left me alone.

I blame him for that, for his weakness.

♪ All the feelings in your heart ♪

I hope one day I can forgive him.

But until that day, I walk alone.

♪ That once came before

♪ There's still a glimmer of everything ♪

I hope one day I can forgive him.

But until that day--

I hope one day I can forgive him.

I hope one day I can forgive him.