All language subtitles for S04E11 - The Dream of Stavros Karas

[ theme music playing ]

Whoa.

Hello, Yanko,
Sophie.

Oops!
Let me take this.
Ah...

Well...

Here, let me
look at you.

Whoa, you two are a sight.

Aren't you goin'
into town today?

Oh, is it today?Of course it is.
Go on and get cleaned up.

STAVROS:
Sophie, send down
the bucket!

Hey, Stavros!

Oh, my good friend
Mr. Garth.

You've got this down
pretty deep, haven't you?

Yeah, it's hard work.

Please, you send
the bucket down?

Say, you better come up
outta there.

Forgotten what day
this is?

Day? What? What day?

Your new wife--
your bride is due in
on the afternoon train!

Ah, she come today!
I work, I forget.

Good thing somebody
remembered.

Oh, look at me.

I got to wash,
shave, get dressed--

That's all right.
You'll get there
in plenty of time.

Oh, sure,
plenty of time.

One life is enough
for one man if he hurry up.

[ laughs ]

Hey, with the sun
blazin' down this way,

you'll have to start
irrigating pretty soon.

Yeah, well, if the well
not go dry, everything be fine.

The trees grow up, and I cut,
and I plant again,

I get more trees
from the old country--

Pretty soon,
there's big, big culture here.

What if the well stays dry?

No, no, no,
the well not going to stay dry.
I going to find more water.

If it does, you can always
divert some of that water
from the stream.

Did you talk
to Charley Cousins?

I talk to him sweet,
like you tell me.

You know what he say when
I ask if I can use little
pinch water from his spring?

He say big no.

I can't understand that.

All that water
going to waste
down the gully...

Did he say why?

Yeah, he say, is hiswater--
is the law.

Well, the law's pretty
flexible in such matters.

I can file a petition,
ask for a waiver of rights,
divert some of the water.

When the court hears
about your need--

Mr. Garth, please,
you don't go to court
for Stavros Karas.

I gonna find water.
I don't need Charley Cousins.

Ah... look at this place.
Look at this house.

How I'm going to bring
woman here?

What she say when
she see my kids, eh?

Well, she'll see
that they need her.

Mr. Garth,
you're my good friend,
is true?
True.

Please, you do me
a big favor.

You go to the depot
and you meet this woman.

Eleni Niarcos.

Yes, you say-- you say,
"Greetings from Stavros Karas."

[ laughs ] Oh, no.
I don't even know
what she looks like.

Oh, what's she going
to look like?

What kind bride they going
to send Stavros Karas?

Mama goat.
You know her when you see her.

Ha!
But she'll be expecting you!

Oh, yes.
Papa goat, eh?

[ both laugh ]

I'll tell you what.

I'll take Yanko and Sophie
over to Shiloh.

Jennifer'll clean 'em up.
They'll be bright and shiny
when you come for 'em.

Yanko, Sophie, come on.
[ speaks Greek ]

Go in the house,
get clean clothes
for you and Sophie.

Okay, up you go!

You'll stay for dinner,
of course.

Wanna give the bride
a welcome.

You know, Mr. Garth,

in my country
is a saying...

I forgot what it is.

Just be to the depot on time.
Don't want to keep the bride
waiting.

Hop in.

All right?Is right, Mr. Garth.

Yanko, you be good boy,
take care of Sophie, eh?

[ train whistle blows ]

[ giggle ]

TRAMPAS: Emmett...

I've been meanin'
to talk to you
about somethin'.

What's that?

Your coffee.

You sure you haven't
been cleanin' your guns
in it?

It's perfectly
good coffee.

Matter of fact,
exceptionally good
coffee.

You don't have to
drink it, you know.

You could be givin'
Randy a hand over there
with that stuff.

Randy's a growin' boy.
Exercise is good for him.

Hey, you didn't
tell me about that
dummy Jennifer ordered.

Oh, Jennifer just said
to pick up some things.

She didn't say
whatthings.

I haven't seen you
pick up anything so far.

[ clears throat ]
Randy, you all through
with the mercantile?

I hope so.

There's some, uh,
odds and ends over
at the harness shop.

Odds and ends, huh?Yeah.

Well, some of us
have got business
to conduct.

Remind me
to ask the Virginian

about signing on
at Shiloh, will ya?Mmm?

Yeah, I feel like I'm
due a little rest...
like you.

And, uh, when you
finish that good coffee,
do me a favor.

What?

Rinse out your cup.

Trampas!

Sam.
What you doin'?

Well, I'm workin',
as any fool can see.

You know what they say
about all work and no play.

Let's ride over to Alder.
I hear they got a good
poker game.

No, count me out.

I don't figure to blow
my hard-earned money
on a poker game.

Since when?
Lots of new girls
working at Alder.

Well, that's a horse
of a different color.

Try me on my day off.

Aah.
Come on!

[ whistles ]
Yaah!

Randy, let me give you
a hand with that stuff.

Oh, that's all right,
Trampas, I wouldn't
wanna trouble you none.

Oh, no trouble.

[ laughing ]

Whoo!

See ya.

[ whistles ]
Randy. Randy.

Look what the train
brought in.

You finish loadin' up the
wagon while I show a little
Medicine Bow hospitality.

You better hurry up.
Sam Cousins is gonna
beat you to it.

I saw her first now.

I'll be glad to give
you an introduction

if you promise to act
like a gentleman.

Pardon me, ma'am.
Are you expecting
someone?

She was expecting me,
weren't you, ma'am?

If not, I'd be
mighty disappointed.

See, ever since I was
a little kid, I've had
a passion for trains.

I'm always wakin' up
in the middle
of the night,

and every chance I get,
I come hurryin' down
to the depot

to wait for someone
to come in.

Wanna know who
I've been waitin' for?

Who?

Been waitin' for you.

Me?

Yes, ma'am,
ever since I been
a little bitty kid.

Now, here you are
after all these years.

Uh, he's only joking.

Oh...

I told my friend here
I'd introduce him if he,
uh--

promised to act
like a gentleman.

This here is Trampas.

My name is Sam Cousins.

Now, you tell us
who you are.

Please, I--Sam, we better let her go.
Let her go.

Where can I find you?
Who're you stayin' with?

I have come
to marry someone.

I am promised.

Whoa, there.

[ speaks Greek ]

Uh, is they--
[ speaks Greek ]
Eleni Niarcos?

Huh?

[ speaks Greek ]

[ Greek ]
Eleni Niarcos.

You are Stavros Karas?

[ Greek ]

[ Greek ]

Uh, no, no, no, no.

You're gonna marry him?

Hear that, Trampas?
She's gonna marry
the Greek.

If you don't mind
my saying so, ma'am,

he's old enough
to be your pa.

Did he bother you?

No, he-- he didn't
mean any harm.

Stavros. Stavros!

Now, you two start trouble
and Ryker'll throw you both
in jail.

TRAMPAS:
Get her on the wagon
and you get outta here.

Sam.

Come on.

I apologize
for such a welcome.

I have trouble
with him before.

And his father.

Welcome.

You must be tired,
hungry.

I take you
to the hotel.

You're going to leave me?

Well, uh, I thought maybe
you-- you tired from your
journey,

you want to take a bath, rest.

But...

I thought I was going
to be with you and--
and the children.

The children.

All right.

What's the matter
with you?

What'd you say?

The way you look.
You got the pip
or something?

I've been thinkin'...

about the fig orchard
the Greek planted.

Trees are gonna
be leafin' pretty soon.

He's still diggin'
in that well, but it's
bound to come up dry.

There's only one other
place he can go.

He'll have to come to us.He already has.

But not to us-- to me.

What'd you tell him?

You never took an interest
in this place before.

Well, you keep tellin' me
it's gonna be mine.

'Bout time I settled down,
wouldn't you say?

I been saying it
right along,

but all you ever cared about
was raising cain and having
a good time.

You've changed
awful sudden-like.

Maybe.

Well, what are you gonna
do about the Greek?

Nothing.

Nothing?

Well...

Speak.

Is all right.
You can say anything.

What shall I say?

You can say...

what you expected;
something different.

Somebody...

young, like those two
at the station.

I expect a man.

You are a man.

[ lambs bleat ]

[ speaks Greek ]

Stavros.

This is my... fig orchard.

And... this...

This is the "palace"
I describe in my letters.

Come, come, I want you
to see the whole thing.

Very different from
what you expect, eh?

I'm very different, too.

Now you see how big my lies are.

And you--
you expect a woman.

My father sends you a child.

Is all right with you
to stay in this place?

I made a bargain.

Oh! How beautiful.

[ chuckles ]
Oh, yes, the flowers.

My wife plant them
last summer.
I forgot about them.

Then, one morning,
pow-- there they are.

[ giggles ]

What was your wife's name?

Amelia.

Ahh, this place
needs Amelia's hand.

The sticks...
they would not be sticks.

They would be fig trees.

This-- this pen even the pigs
would not live in.

This was not just a house.

This wasa palace
when Amelia was alive.

Ah, Amelia...

we live in dreams here.

Where are your children?

Ah!
The children!

We did not have time
to give them bath,
dress.

I leave them with a friend.They must wonder
where we are.

Come on, come on,
come on, come on.

Whoa, hello.

Mr. Garth,
this is Eleni.

Eleni, this is my
good friend Mr. Garth.

Welcome to Shiloh.

I hope you will
be my good friend,
too.

Stavros, you must pinch yourself
every time you look at her.

Pinch himself?To see if you're real.

I must say, you're
a pleasant surprise,
Mrs. Karas.

Oh-- oh, no, no,
not Mrs. Karas.

We are not married yet.
We--

The-- not married?

I woulda thought you'd run her
to the preacher as soon as
she got off the train.

KIDS: Papa! Papa!

Ah, ha ha!

Jennifer, bless your hands.
You make my children look
so nice.

Ah!
Thank you.

Jennifer,
this is Eleni.

Eleni...

this is my children.

Yanko, Sophie,
this is Eleni.

I found your doll.

She was crying.
She was so lonely,
so I brought her to you.

Do you know
her name?

I ask her,
but she don't tell me.

You wouldn't tell me.
You said it was a secret.

Oh, that's
a beautiful name.

Promise
you won't tell?

I promise, I promise.

Don't you worry,
Yanko, you too--

You and I will have
secrets, too-- very soon.

[ laughing ]

There.

Goodnight, my love.Goodnight.

Sleep well, eh?Goodnight.

There.

Ah, I finally get them
to sleep.

They're beautiful
children,
both of them.

Oh, yes, they are.

Jennifer, the dinner
was delicious.

Well, thank you.

What was that
last thing we ate?
What you call it?

Oh, you mean
the sour apple pie?
Yes!

You show me how to make that,
I show you how to make dolmadis,
eh?

Well, I'm sure I'd be getting
the best of the bargain.No.

Eleni?

How-- how can you love a man
you've never met before?

I don't love him.

You mean you'd marry him
even if you don't love him?

Yes.

But why?

Because my father wants me
to marry him.

Oh, Eleni, that's awful.

Why is it so awful?

My mother tell me...

she have eight children
before she fall in love
with my father.

Eh?

Ohh...

I ate too much,
but my stomach
is very happy.

Mmm, we eat good,
now we drink good, eh?

You know, in my country
is a saying--

"Big table, big heart."

But your heart is bigger
than your table.

Oh, this was supposed
to be a wedding feast.

[ chuckles ]

You know...

in my country,
there's a saying, too...

A man has something
on his mind, it's best
if he talks about it.

All right.

All right,
the girl is very pretty.

Her mama, papa--
they raise her very nice.

She help Jennifer
in the kitchen,
she good with my children.

Well, I'd say you were
a lucky man.

Ahh, lucky man...

What is it, Stavros?

The girl is too young.
She need a young man
to love her,

to give her children,
to have many years
happiness together.

But you aren't that old,
Stavros.

I need somebody to wash,
cook, take care my house,
that's all.

What about the needs
of the children?

She likes them.
They like her.

Stavros. Stavros.

She came here to marry you.
You can't disappoint her.

Ah... all right,
I marry her.

Where I'm going to find
Greek priest in Medicine Bow?

[ laughs ]

If you need a priest,
you'll find one.
Denver, San Francisco...

It'll take a little time, but...

Meantime, where she stay?

Right here, with us.
As long as you need.

My good friend,
you do me a favor.

You, um--
you explain to her
so she understands.

Hi there, Sam.

Looks like--
looks like you were
workin' for a change.

Yeah.
Roundin' up stock.

Holdin' some Shiloh strays
in Bouquet Canyon.

Oh, sure you are.
I see.

Yesterday, it was the fence
that broke down
on the south side,

and the day before that it was
the calf that bald-faced heifer
threw in the brush.

You better pick up
them strays
this afternoon.

Well, what with one thing
or another, you have been
droppin' over pretty regular

ever since you found out
Eleni was stayin' at Shiloh.

You're crazy if you
think I'm gonna
leave her for you.

She isn't for either
one of us, Sam.
You're wastin' your time.

She's for the Greek.

Be right back.

Howdy, ma'am.

Oh, hello,
Mr. Cousins.

Sam.

Sam.

That sure is
a pretty song.
What's it about?

Oh, it is about
a girl who falls
in a well,

and a young man finds her
and says he will help her
out if she will marry him.

Hello, Sam.

Oh, hello,
Miss Jennifer.

I-- I got somethin'
for you.

Stand up.
Come over here.

Now, close your eyes
and hold out your hands.

Now, catch him quick
or he'll run away.

Oh, Sam.
I found him
in the meadow.

Well, I gotta be going.
I'll be seeing you.
Bye, Miss Jennifer.

[ speaks Greek ]

TRAMPAS:
Hey, Sam.
Hmm?

I was just thinkin'.

I got a day off tomorrow.
Why don't we ride over
to Alder?

What for?

For those girls you were
talkin' about, remember?

Sorry, can't make it.

I'll see you, Trampas.

Papa! Papa!

Yanko, tell Papa
to come quick!

Papa, Sophie says
to come quick!

What's the matter?
What's the matter?

Something's the matter
with Sophie!

Sophie?
Sophie, what's the matter?

Children...

soon, all the trees
will have leaves.

The trees will grow big.Right away, Papa?

No, no, no, no,
Yanko.

Not right away,
but slowly,

the way a little boy
grows up-- a little girl.

The sun, the water--
the trees will come
out of the ground,

they will get big,
and then one day...

figs! Eh?

Not right away...

What is it, Papa?

There will be no trees.

The leaves will dry up
and blow away.

There is no water.

There'll be water.
From the well.

You have nothing
to worry about, Stavros.
Everything's gonna be all right.

Mr. Garth, now only one
of my trees have leaves.

In one week,
all my trees have leaves.

If they don't have water,
they going to die.

You'll have water.
They're not gonna die.

Mr. Garth, Charley Cousins
don't give mewater.

He's going
to give it to you?
Why?

'Cause he owes me a favor.

Aah!
That well, that well.
I dig, I dig.

The sand is wet,
but no water.

But Charley, that water
is going to waste
down in the canyon.

It isn't as though
you're givin' him
anything you need.

Judge,
there's no point
in arguing.

I have no hard feelings
against the Greek,

but it's my water, and if I
choose to see it go to waste,
that's my business.

His trees are beginning
to sprout leaves.

A week under this hot sun
and those leaves'll
dry to dust.

I know how hard he's
tried to make something
out of that land,

and I sure hate to see
all that sweat go to waste.

Listen, Mr. Cousins--I think you should
know this, Charley--

I've put in for
a waiver of rights.

Ryker's waiting for
the circuit judge right now
to present my appeal.

All right, we'll wait
till the circuit judge
gets here.

My trees need water now!

Charley, I'm asking you
to do this as a favor.

But you're asking me
to favor the Greek,
not you.

You want my trees
to die.

You want meto die.
Why?!

Look, I have nothing
personal against you.

But if I was to give you
the water,

why, I'd have to give it to
any dirt farmer who asked.

Before you know it,
they'd be all over the place,
shoving us out--

folks like me,
and you, too, Judge.

I need water.
You're not gonna stop me.

It's up to the law now.

Let's go.

What do you say,
Karas?

That, uh, ditch
you're buildin' there--

should flow a lot
of water.

How far do you expect
to run it?

All the way up the hill.

Charley Cousins was in
to see me.

He's mighty worried
you're gonna trespass
across his property.

He got mighty good reason
to worry.

I don't wanna see you
get into trouble, Karas.

You go past that fence,
it's bound to end bad.

For me or Charley Cousins?

Both of you.

Look, why don't you
let me handle this?
That's what a sheriff's for.

All right.

Youhandle.
Here's the shovel.
Youdig the ditch.

I'll bring my own shovel,
Karas, and I'll dig right
along with you.

Just as soon as a circuit judge
acts on Garth's appeal.

Sheriff, in my country, too,
the law is for the rich man.

Not in this country.

I'm sorry, Sheriff.

Charley Cousin,
he got you in his pocket.

He whistle the song
and you dance.

He say you go see
the Greek, right?
You come.

Go tell Charley Cousins
I dig this ditch!

All right, Karas.

Takes two to make a fight.

Now, I've told Charley,

and now I'm tellin' you.

Don't take things
in your own hands.

Oh!
It is a beautiful dress.

Looks beautiful on you.Oh...

But I go nowhere,
I-- I see no one.
Where will I wear it?

You could wear it lots
of places if you just
didn't sit here waiting.

Why doesn't he come?
He said he would come.

Look, Eleni,
I like Mr. Karas,

but...
what about Sam?

I mean, if you wanna
marry somebody,
why don't you marry him?

You've got him doing
frog jumps over you.

My father didn't send me
to America to marry Sam.

If you loved Stavros,
I could understand,

but to marry him
because of your father--

One day,
the trees will grow,
and there will be figs--

Eleni!

You're marrying Stavros,
you're not marrying
his trees or his farm.

But Stavros is a good man,
and when things go well for him,
he bring my family to America.

So that's why your
father wants you
to marry Stavros.

It is the custom.

Life is very hard
in Greece.

There are many mouths
to feed in my family.

To bring his children
to America--

that is my father's
dream.

But, maybe it won't
happen that way--

not the way my father
hopes.

In all the time
I've been here,

he has never come
to see me.
Not once.

If it was me,
I know what I'd do.

I'd go on over
to his farm,

I'd grab him by the ear,
and I'd say,

"Look here, Stavros,
you've got some explaining
to do."

Oh!

Eleni, you're not in
the old country anymore.

You're in America.

Here, a girl can do
what she wants.

Yeah!

Hello, Miss Jennifer.
Hi, Eleni.
Hello.

Where's your father?

He's over there
by the ditch.

Go ahead.
Do it just the way
I told you.

All right.

Oh, no, you two
stay with me.

Stavros?

Eleni.

How are you?

I am fine, Stavros.

How are you?

Working.

Have you been working
day and night?

You never have time to see me.

Don't you want to see me,
Stavros?

Eh, sure I want
to see you, but--

All day I think,
"Stavros is working.

"That is why
he does not come.

But at night,
he will come and
bring the children."

And I wait, and I wait,
but you do not come.

Stavros...

Look at me!

You never look at me.

If I were the other woman
at the station,

we would be married
by now.

I--
I would be cooking for you,

taking care of your children.

What is wrong with me,
Stavros?

Don't you want me?

Go away.
Go!

Elenike.

When the ditch is finished,

the children and I...

will come to see you.

Looks like the Greek's
gonna get his water--
from us.

I thought Ryker was
gonna talk to him.

So did I.

Looks like we're gonna
have to stop him ourselves.

How?
For start, let's drop
a couple of fence poles,
move the cattle through.

On his land?

He's plannin' to cut through
into ours, isn't he?

Well, he hasn't done it yet.
You run cattle over that ditch,
what good would that do?

The Greek'll just build it
back again.

But that's just what you're
looking for, isn't it, Sam?

I was over at Shiloh
the other day.

That's a pretty girl
they got staying there.

I heard that you been
going over there regular
on visits.

She don't give me
the time of day.

Well, of course not.
She's spoken for.

Judge Garth tells me
she's going to marry the Greek.

So she marries him.
Nothing I can do to stop her.

But you'll give it a good try,
won't you, Sam?

Isn't that what this
is all about?

I know what you're up to.

It isn't the ranch that you're
worried about-- it's the girl.

The ranch is just
an excuse.

Well, I want you to leave her
alone, you hear?

You gonna let the Greek
run water?

I'm gonna let Ryker
handle it.

I don't want any
trouble.

Uncle Henry?Hmm?

Has the circuit judge decided
yet about letting Stavros
use Charley Cousins' spring?

Mmm, not yet.
Why?

Oh, well...

When he decides
and Stavros can begin
to water his trees,

then he and the children
can come see Eleni.

The way things are going now,
looks like they're never
going to come,

and poor Eleni's
been moping around
for days and days.

Why don't we have a party?

Well, for Stavros
and the children.
They'd have to come.

I thought you had
something up your sleeve.Oh!

[ music plays ]

Bravo, Trampas,
Eleni.

Ha ha ha!

Thank you.

I think I need some punch.

You dance American-style
very good.

Thank you.

Now...
time for Greek style.

[ crowd oohs, claps ]

[ music resumes ]

Eleni: Yassou,Stavros.

Yassou,Stavros.

Yassou,Stavros.

Ever since I heard about
the party, I was wondering
what it was for.

It's just a party.

Well, you must be
celebrating somethin'.

When's the wedding?

Oh, that is what
you worry about, eh?

I saw the two of you
together.

He's much too old
for you, Eleni.

In my country,
there is a saying--

"The ripe apple
is the sweetest."

[ crowd cheers ]

That was great!

Eh?

Eleni?

Don't answer him.

Eleni?

No! No!

No, Stavros.
No, Stavros!

Stop.
He doesn't mean any harm.

I'm sorry.

Why should I fight you?

Because you like Eleni?

[ music resumes ]

Maybe you like him, too.

No, Stavros, he just
come to visit me when
I'm alone, that's all.

Eleni...

Eleni, you're young,
pretty.

There will always be
somebody who likes you.

Maybe somebody you like.

I ask you to wait for me,

but how long can you wait?We don't have to wait.

We get married now.

Elenike, you know the letters
I write to your papa--

that I have land, nice trees--
that was lies.

You don't lie, Stavros.

You have house,
you have trees.

[ laughs ]

Thathouse, thosetrees.

Elenike...

Elenike...

Without water,
I have nothing!

Mr. Garth, he say wait,
wait, wait...

but I tell you something,
Elenike,

I don't wait... no more.

Papa! Papa!
Come quick!

Papa, look.
There isn't any water.

Hey, Greek!

You did this, huh?

That's right.

Watch yourself, Greek.

This gun has a hair trigger

and I'd sure hate to see it
go off.

Stand back!

Now let's see how smart
you really are, Greek.

What's gonna happen
if you try to put
that thing up again?

You shoot.

You kill Stavros,
is right?

Is right.

Next question is,
what happens if you
don't fix it?

You kill Stavros' trees,

you kill Stavros.

You don't have to shoot.

Is right.

[ gun fires ]

Papa?

Papa?

Papa!

[ crying ]

Where's your father?

He put us in the wagon
and told us to go to Eleni.

Well, what happened?I heard a gunshot.

Come on, Sophie.

We better go up to the house
and see the Judge.

That's all right.
Come on.

Whoa, whoa.

Stavros!

Whoa, whoa.

JUDGE: Stavros!

He's been irrigatin'.

Judge... Judge!

Stavros!

Let's get him
to a wagon.

What happened?

I dunno, Charley.

I sent Trampas in
to get a doctor
and find Ryker.

The Greek?

We can't be sure.
I'm sure.

Take it easy, Charley.He shot my son!

You can't know that.

Not until Sam regains
consciousness,

or until Ryker
finds Stavros.

I'll find him.

[ guitar plays ]

[ Eleni sings in Greek ]

Where's Papa?

He is safe, Yanko.
Don't worry.

Mr. Ryker and Trampas
will find him.

Why did he
run away?

Go to sleep, eh?

When I wake up
in the morning,
will Papa be here?

I will be here.

Good night.

There he goes!

[ gun fires ]

Over there.

All right, Charley,
call your men off.

I'm going to get the Greek.

If he doesn't
get you first.

You'll talk to him, will ya,
while I try to talk some
sense into the Greek?

Charley, now,
nobody feels worse
about Sam than I do.

If the Greek did it,
I'll help you spring
the trap myself.

But you don't need
your guns now.

All right, boys,
put 'em away.

Karas!

Can you hear me, Stavros?

Who are you?

It's me, Ryker!

I wanna talk to you, Stavros!

I'm comin' up!

Put down your gun.

You're not going to
take me back and hang me.

You're not gonna hang,
Stavros,

unless Sam dies.

He's alive?

Yeah, just barely.

I don't shoot him.

Well, then,
why did you run?

What happened?

You don't believe me.

So, why don't you
give me a chance?

Sam Cousins,
he break the flume.

I try to fix,
he point the gun.

I hit the gun,
I knock him down.

The gun go off.Well, why--

Why did you run?
Why didn't you come to me
like I told you?

I come to you,
you put me in jail.

You'll be safer in jail,
Stavros, than you are here.

What I gonna do?

There's only one thing
you cando.

You gotta--
you gotta give yourself up.

And then?
What?

There'll be a trial.

If you can prove
you're innocent,
a judge'll let you go.

And if I no "innocent"?

Then you spend a while
in jail.

A while?

And if he die?That's a chance you gotta take.

One thing's for sure...

this way,
you don't have a chance.

Give me your gun.

TRAMPAS: Charley!

Don't be a fool.

Whoa, now.
Whoa.

Eleni.

Stavros.

How are you?

I'm fine.

Where are the children?

They are with
Jennifer.

How are they?

They are fine.

They send you
hugs and kisses.

Kiss them for me
when you see them.

You-- you know what
Yanko asked me today?

What?

He-- he ask me
if I marry him.

Ha!
That boy!

He knows a good woman
when he sees one.

What did you say?

Oh, I say,
"How can I be your wife?
I'm going to be your mother."

[ laughs ]

Elenike...

there is something
I want you to understand.

I didn't expect
to have feelings.

You remember the woman
in the station.

That woman,
she could keep my house,
take care of my children--

it would mean nothing.

I would still have
my Amelia.

But, with you...

I have to forget her.

How can you forget her
when you have her children?

Elenike, listen...

You know, ever since
they put me in this place,

I think, I think,
I think, "My trees--
they come from Anatolia.

"But when I plant
them in the ground,
I put down roots,

they change--
they become American trees."

This is life!

But me, I don't change.

I come to this country,
I put down roots,

but I don't
want to be American.
I stay Greek.

I want to have a mother
for my children,
but I don't want a wife.

This is not life.
This is not life!

You think you have
to marry me because...

your father picked me
in the old country.

But...

in thiscountry,
we don't do that.

You don't have to marry me
unless youwant.

Are you asking me,
Stavros?

No, Eleni...

I can't ask you
in this place.

But... but...

when I get out...

I'm going to, um--

um-- court--
court you.

American-style.

So you wantto marry me.

What is it, Stavros?

Suppose he die?

Suppose they say
I murder him?

No...

Whoa.

Hi, Trampas.Charley.

She wants to see Sam.

You're Eleni?

He's been asking for you.

Somebody to see you, Sam.

I was wishing
you'd come.

I am sorry you are hurt.

I would have come earlier,
but I have Stavros' children.

The Greek's in jail.
His own fault.

He came on our land,
he built that thing on our land.

No.
No, is myfault.

Because I let you come
to see me--

because I should have said,
"No, no, don't come."

No, that didn't have
anything to do with it.

I think it did.

You let me come
because you wanted me.

No.
You made me laugh.

You bring me gifts.

But...
I never want you.

And no matter what
happens to Stavros,

I never will.

But you don't love him.

Oh, Sam...

What is love?

Is building a life together.

Is taking care of children--

make them laugh
when they going to cry.

Is being there in the middle
of the night when a little boy
wakes up afraid.

Is so many things.

Why did you come here?
To tell me you're gonna
marry him?

Yes.

Well, he'll have to
get out of jail first.

But, if it happened the way
he said it happened...

Thank you.

How you feeling?

All right.

Trampas asked
about you.

Said he'd be out
to see you in
a couple of days.

That, uh, Greek girl--
she's real pretty.

Yeah.

Listen, Sam...

it didn't have to happen
this way.

Karas shouldn't have
built that flume,

and you shouldn't have
tried to stop him.

Not on account of that girl.

It wasn't just because of her.

Not because of me
or the ranch, either.

You don't have to prove
anything to me, son.

Pa, I-- I lied to ya
about the Greek.

It didn't happen
the way I said it did.

It was my fault.
I was gunnin' for him.

Will you tell Ryker
for me?

I'll tell him.

Papa! Papa!
Come up, quick!

What?

Look, Papa, up there.What? What?

Where's Eleni?

She's nearly ready.

Uncle Henry,
we're going to be late.

Well,
what time is it?

Well, it's after 10:00.
Why don't we go?

Oh, we've got
plenty of time.

Eleni!

How do I look?
Beautiful.

Ah.

Look what I've got,
Eleni.
Yanko!

Give me the flowers.
I give to Eleni.

Eh, Mr. Garth, um--

you don't mind take
Sophie and Yanko with you
to church today?

Oh...

no, I don't mind.

Do we, Jennifer?No.

Oh, good.
Now, eh...

Now the flowers.

For Miss Eleni Niarcos,
from Stavros Karas.

Thank you, Mr. Karas.

Oh-- uh, uh, uh--
Mr. Stavros Karas...

uh, give invitation
to Miss Eleni Niarcos

to go church with him today.

Then, after,
take a little ride,

have ice cream
in Medicine Bow.

Miss Eleni Niarcos
accept invitation
from Mr. Stavros Karas.

Ya-hoo!
[ laughs ]

Ha ha!

Now we go!

I'll see you in church.[ giggles ]

Uncle Henry,
you knew about it
all the time.

You helped him plan it.

Why, all I did was
show him how to tie
that four-in-hand tie.

[ giggles ]

[ speaks Greek ]
Ice cream.

Get up.

[ Greek ]

Ha!