All language subtitles for S06E01 - Reckoning

[ theme music playing ]

Frank.John.

Good to see you.It's a pleasure.

The pleasure's all
mine, especially
after bouncing

six and a half days
on that.

Ah. Springs aren't
so good, huh?What springs?

Elizabeth!
I can't believe it.Hello, Mr. Devereaux.

You know, you couldn't have
been more than 10 years old
the last time I saw you,

and now she's grown up
into a beautiful
young lady.

She'll do.

This is my foreman.

Frank Devereaux.How do you do, sir?

Welcome.

Don't tell me you came
all the way down here
to look at stock, Liz.

No. I'll leave that
to the men.

Elizabeth's
on vacation.

She's been saving up
her allowance.

She means to do some
souvenir shopping.

ELIZABETH:
Now that you
mention it,

do you know the name
of a good dressmaker?

Well, it's a little
out of my line, but
I'll see what I can do.

John, I've got
rooms for you
at the hotel.

Good.

Harge, I've got
something to tell you.Where's the doctor?

He's out of town.
Harge--Till when?

Three, four days.
Maybe a week.

Oh, Eva can't
wait that long.

Hey, she'll be all right.
Kids are born every day.

Not my kid.I saw someone
in Ysleta.

Who?

The man you've been
looking to find.

You sure?

It was him.
I'm positive.

He came in
on the stage.

Harge?

You bring him
here to me.

Take Doud and Bassett
with you.

Every time we cross
the border, we're
taking a chance.

Bassett, if you can't
work up to it, I'll go.

I'm tired of
sitting around anyhow.

No, I'll go.

But I wish that
kid of yours
would hurry up

so's we can get
out of here.

I'd better get
a fresh horse.

Well, get him!

You should be
in there resting.

You must eat.

How do you feel?

Well, mi hijo.

Eva, there's not
gonna be any doctor.

I can manage.

You always manage.
Sit down.

What's for supper?

Chilis rellenos.

I saw the men ride out.

Where did they go?

They have to take care
of some business.

You're a good wife, Eva.

I learned from you.

What kind of business?

Something for me.

It was months ago that
we spoke about the men,

the way we live.

I hoped that by now
the men would not
be here anymore.

They can leave anytime
they want to. There's
nothing keeping them.

You keep them, Harge.

What I do, I do.

I told you that when
I married you, Eva.

Soon, huh?

Very soon.

I'm sorry
about the doctor.

It is all right.

Hey, what's that?

That feels like
a fist.

By golly, I think
it is a fist.

Feel it.
It is a fist.
Feel it.

I can feel it.

He punch just like a boy.

You want that,
don't you?

I want...
whatever you have.

Yes.

But you hope
for a boy.

How do you know?

A wife knows.

What are your plans
for today?

I have to see
about my new dress,

and I want to find
some huaraches
for Trampas.

I'm gonna buy
Stacey a serape...

and a mantilla.

For Stacey?

No, of course not.
For me.

I've always
wanted one.

Well,

we have a little time to kill
before we meet Devereaux
at the livery.

Good. Then you can
help me with my shopping.

Well, just what
do you have in mind?

Well, I am
a little limited
by my allowance.

If you'd like to
volunteer a little
donation?

Well, that's just
about what I thought.

[ no audible dialogue ]

Morning, Frank.Morning.

Mr. Devereaux.

Hope you don't mind
a short ride.

When a Texan says "short ride,"
he can be talking 50 miles.

I've heard that.

Of course we don't
mind, Frank.

Providing, of course,
you've got something
good to show us.

Not just "good."
I'm gonna show you
the best beef in Texas.

He's got to come back
to the hotel, right?

Right.

So let's go get
a drink, then.

Suits me.

How much longer
we just gonna

hang around here?

Till we can
get him alone.

Unless you got
a better way.

Yeah, I just might,
at that.

[ muffled shouting ]

Hyah!
Come on!

Ought to be safe
to let her out now.

Keeler,
you want her to see
where she's going?

Come on.

You all right,
little lady?[ muffled shouting ]

Come on, move it!

Sure wish you could
ride up here with me.

Any word?Nothing.

Well, I've talked to
all the shopkeepers

on both sides
of the town.

Had to wake
half of them up.

I located the dressmaker,
and Elizabeth was there
for a fitting,

but she never came back
to pick up her dress.

When she didn't show up,
Mrs. Ortega went

to visit her
daughter-in-law.What about the sheriff?

Well, he said he'd start looking
as soon as he got a chance.

Bah!Ah, now, John.

He's a good man,
but he's got
his hands full.

There was a shooting
in the saloon,
and when I talked to him,

he was on his way
out of town to pick up
the fellow that did it.

Maybe one of his deputies
could give us a hand.

DEVEREAUX:
There's only
one deputy,

and he's in El Paso
on a court case.

But he's sure
Elizabeth will show up.

If there'd been an accident,
you'd have heard about it
by now.

Maybe.

But if nothing's
happened to her,
where is she?

Not like her to be
wandering around

a strange town
at this hour.

I think I'll
stretch my legs.

If you're thinking of
checking the street,
I've already--

I know.

Where's the nearest
Army post?

Silver City.

Ed Reeves.

He's a retired Army man.
Maybe he has some influence.

It may not work,
but I'll give it
a try anyway.

Whiskey.

Say,

didn't I used
to know you?

That's right.

San Antonio, wasn't it?
Six, seven years ago?

Something like that.Oh, here, let me
buy you a drink.

Thank you.

Yeah. Didn't we go
on a drive together?

I'm gonna be out back
in case have any
other questions.

Where'd you get this?

Girl I met
gave it to me.

Where is she?

I'll tell you
the whole story--

where she is,
why she's there,
what you've got to do.

I'm waiting.

I'm waiting for you
to let go of me.

Now, like I said,
I'm gonna be out back.

I think I should mention,
the slightest thing
happens to me,

it's not gonna be good
for your boss's girl.

Not good at all.

If this Talbot wanted you,
why didn't he just
come and find you?

I got the feeling
he didn't want to be seen,
so he sent his boys in.

When they couldn't
take me, they did
the next best thing.

What is it
he wants to settle?

I don't know.
Doud wouldn't say.
But whatever it is,

it doesn't really
concern you
or Elizabeth.

It does now.

No, I'm sure it's something
for me to take care of.

Have you any idea
where they've got her?

All I know is
it's across the border.

We'll talk to the sheriff.No, I was warned
to keep quiet.

"For Elizabeth's sake"--
that's the way he put it.

We don't know what
Talbot has in mind.

What you're
riding into.

I don't think
you should go.I have to go.

And not just
because of Elizabeth.
I don't like things hanging.

But supposing he doesn't
let Elizabeth go.

You ride out there,
he's got both of you.

Harge Talbot, I remember,
was a man who kept his word.

I'm sure that
still goes.

Well, I should be
meeting Doud right now.

I'll go with you.No, just me.

"Alone and unarmed."

Those were the terms."Terms."

Who are they
to make terms?

They're the ones who
have your grand-daughter.

I can't figure
what got into you.

Every time I ride in here,
this thing bothers me,

and it's been
bothering me for months--
that's what got into me.

But why now?

It's as good a time
as any, ain't it?

I guess.

We got something
else to do?

No. We're just waiting
on that kid of yours.

Just like new.

Yeah.

[ door shuts ]

I heard the hammering.

Yeah, I fixed
that gate out there.

I'm glad.

We stay here, but...

we do not live here--
not yet.

I would like
to live here.

Just... you, me,

the baby.

Yes. I would
like that.

There's no use
waiting any longer.
We might as well eat.

Everything is done.

Why haven't
the men come back?

I told you.
They're taking care
of some business.

You did not say
what business.

Eva, it doesn't
concern you.

Everything about you
concerns me.

Whoa. Whoa.

Where am I?You're in Mexico,
little lady.

Why? What am
I doing here?
What do you want?

Answer me!
Who are you?

My name is Keeler,
but you can call me Tom.

I'm gonna call you
Elizabeth.

That's a very pretty
name, Elizabeth.

Yeah, I, uh...
I happen to like it.

I sent you
after a man.

Well, when you
go fishing, Harge,

you can't always
catch what you want
right off.

The line's out
and the hook's ready,

and you're looking
at the live bait.

All right,
put her someplace--
the spare room in the back.

Come on, let's go.

[ exclaiming ]

Make yourself at home.

I do not understand
why she's here.

What will you
do with her?

Nobody's gonna hurt her.
We're just holding her.

But why?

What has she done?

I do not like it.

It is not right.

I don't want
to discuss it.

At least we could
give her something to eat.

Bring her in.

[ footsteps ]

[ lock clicks ]

The boss has sent you
an invitation.

Come on, little lady.
Nobody's gonna bite you.

Please sit down.

It is all right.

You must be hungry.

Go ahead.
Help yourself.

I want to know
what I'm doing here.

Just eat.

Who are these men?

Who are you?
What's this
all about?

My name is Eva.Pour the coffee.

KEELER:
Eat up, little lady.

I wouldn't want you to lose
none of that pretty shape.

I'll get some more.
I...

What's the matter?

I think it begins.

She shouldn't be
on her feet.

No sign of Doud yet.

Bassett Road.
I have to take a look.

EVE:
Harge! Harge!

You all right?

Oh. Last night...

was nothing--
just a warning.

Today is for real.

I will get up
in a minute.

Oh, no, no, no.
You stay right there.

I'll have one of the boys
fix breakfast and all that.

[ groans ]

I wish we could've
gotten a doctor for you.

You tried.

You risked much to try.

It is our luck
that no one saw Doud
and followed him.

You believe in
all that, don't you?

I think perhaps
you are testing it,

bringing the girl here.

Eva, you keep getting
into my territory.

Don't you have
enough to handle?

This business
with the girl--

it must be very
important, hmm?

It is.

She's... young,

frightened.

Let her go.
[ groans ]

Oh, I wish I could do
something to make it
easier for you.

I'm a woman.

I was born for this.

It will be
all right.

Maybe that girl
can help.

Mm. You keep her
against her will.

You expect
her to help?

I'll get her.

Harge...

I...

I would like
her help, but...

only if she wants
to give it.

You know what
I'm saying?

Sure.

Miss, my wife's in labor,
and she needs you.

Miss?

Miss!

And good morning
to you, little lady.

You going somewhere?Let her go.

Don't you ever
try me again.

Don't even think about it.
You understand?

Now, get in there
with my wife.

If she needs anything,
you take care of it.

She can't go
through this alone,
and you're a woman.

So you go in
and help her.

I'll do it for her,
but not because
you tell me to.

She's a little wildcat.

[ hoof beats ]

Is he coming?

Like a fish on a hook.

Just like
I told you, Harge.

What happened?Your husband doesn't seem
to want me to leave.

[ groaning ]

Is it bad?

If you could stay with me
while you're waiting...

What am I waiting for?

I don't know.

Would you like
some coffee?

Maybe later.

Hold my hand, please.

[ hoof beats ]

Oh! So glad
to see you!

You all right?Yes.

We were sure
worried about you.

They won't
tell me anything--
why I'm here.

THE VIRGINIAN:
It's because of me, Liz.

You caused this girl
and her grandfather

an awful lot of trouble.

It wasn't necessary.

If you wanted to see me,
all you had to do was ask.

What do they want
to see you about?

I'd like to
know that too.

Well, Harge?

Don't you think
I'm entitled to?

You'll get what
you're entitled to.

Inside.

TALBOT:
Didn't I give you
a job to do?

I'm staying right here
till I find out
what's going on.

You're not testing me
again, are you?Come.

It is between them.

Just sit down
right there.

What's this
all about, Harge?

Why waste time, Harge?
Let's get it over with.

TALBOT:
Take it easy.

You recognize
any of these boys?

Keeler, Bassett,
Doud.

And this is Preble.
You don't know him.

He wasn't around
back about seven
years ago.

We were riding herd
for a living then.

Dollar a day
and saddle sores.

There's one
other missing.

That's my brother, Jamie.

I remember Jamie.
He was a nice kid.

We had a rough season
that year.

Long hours,
short pay.

You remember talking to me
and Jamie about the
Cattlemen's Bank in San Antone?

I told you we were
gonna rob it.

I even told you when.

And I asked you to join us,
and you says no,

you'd already signed up
for a cattle drive
going north to Abilene,

and that you were
leaving the next morning.

You might remember
I also tried to talk you
out of that bank job.

In fact, I thought I had.

That's the last
I saw of you.

The next day,
we hit that bank

round about closing time.

Bassett and Doud
stayed out front,

and the rest of us
went around the back.

Jamie, he went in first.

He wasn't supposed to.
I was.

But he was, uh,

anxious.

Well, they were
waiting for us.

The sheriff
and a half a dozen men.

And they ground
Jamie down...

so fast he never
made a sound.

Keeler got it in the shoulder
and I got it in the leg.

We couldn't take
Jamie with us.

There just wasn't time.

Now, that boy
was one week

over 18 the day
he got killed.

I'm sorry, Harge.
I didn't know.

The sheriff
and a half a dozen men...

just waiting.

Shotguns ready,
and they were just
sitting there and waiting.

Somebody told them
we were coming.

Now, the boys
that were with me then,
they're still with me.

So it wasn't
any one of them,
it wasn't me,

and it sure
wasn't Jamie.

One other man
knew that plan,

and that's you.

You're wrong, Harge.

I never told anyone
about your plan.

DOUD: All right,
he's had his hearing.

What are you
waiting for?

Put him in the shed.

What about the girl?What about her?

We made a deal.

If he came with me,
you'd send her back
to Ysleta.

That's what
I told him.

She stays.

Know what
you're doing?Yeah, he'll keep.

Yeah, but what's wrong
with right now?

I got a wife
and kid at stake.

I need that girl in there.
I need her help.

And I want to be sure
I get it.

You'll get it.

As long as you keep him alive,
she'll take good care of Eva.

He's gonna wait
until your baby comes,
and then he's gonna kill him,

just like that,
for something that
happened seven years ago,

something the Virginian
didn't do.

You can't let
your husband kill him.

He didn't do it!
I know him.

I know he couldn't do
a thing like that.

Eva, it's your husband
that's gonna do this thing!

Aren't you even gonna
try and stop him?

It is not up to me.

It is my husband's business.

My business is
having this child.

Eva, when two people
get married,

the preacher tells them
they're not two people anymore.

From then on,
they're one.

Whatever your husband does,
you have a hand in it.

If he kills the Virginian,
you're guilty too.

I want my baby.
I just want my baby.

A killer's child?

No. Do not say that.

But it's true,

and you know it.

That ought to do it.

Seems like
a waste of time.

It's the way
Talbot wants it.

You gonna
let him do it?

Oh, we're gonna
help him do it.

You said it.
He was a nice
kid, Jamie.

You might've noticed
we can see this place
nice and clear from the house

or the yard.I noticed.

Good.

Preble?

I could use some food.

Not much point, is there?

I'm not dead yet.

DOUD:
Preble, come on.

The man here's worried
about his stomach.

Getting a little hungry myself.
I'll see what I can find.

Thank you.

Save it.

Nothing to me
whether you eat

or whether you die.

We were warned
not to say anything,

but we can't just
sit here and wait.

What do you suggest?

Well, I can't
suggest anything.

Legally, my hands are tied.What kind of
an answer is that?

[ chuckles ]

Mexico is not just
another county in Texas,
Mr. Devereaux.

We've got a treaty with them.
You're talking about
international law.

You don't play
around with that.

This, uh, Talbot, is he
a United States citizen?

SHERIFF: Wouldn't make
any difference, not as long
as he's over there.

And I'll tell you
another thing.

Even if the law gave me leave
to exercise my authority

across the border,
I wouldn't know
where to start.

That's a lot
of land out there.

A lot of land
and no protection.

We've known each other
a long time, Mr. Devereaux.

You've got no call to
talk to me like that.

If Talbot was here,
with or without protection,

I'd get him
and you know it.

Yeah.
I'm sorry, Kirby.

Mr. Grainger,

I hope you don't think
I'm taking all
of this lightly.

If there was something
I could do,

anything,
I'd be doing it.

I want you to
understand that.What do you know about Talbot?

Well, he's been working
up and down the river
for years.

All the way from
Laredo to Brownsville.

He makes a run at a bank
or a mail train and beats it
across the border and hides out.

He hasn't bothered us
here in Ysleta--
not until now, anyhow.

I see.
Ever killed anyone?

On my books, he's wanted
for armed robbery.

If he's done any killing,
I wouldn't know about it.

I've never felt
so helpless
in my life.

John, since the law
won't do anything

and the Army can't,
you just say the word

and I'll have some armed men
here mounted and ready
to leave within an hour.

I never heard you
say that, Mr. Devereaux.

Kirby, I don't care
whether you heard it or not.

How long is he
gonna stall?

Till the kid's born.What makes you say that?

He said it.
It's that girl in there.

He's afraid if he does anything,
she'll balk at helping Eva.

Why don't we play
a couple of hands?

Hmm?
How about it?

We ought to
just do it.

He's chewing
himself up.

I knew he would.

Maybe it's his
wife and his kid
he's chewing about.

I got a hunch
he might just
back off.

You don't know
Harge very well.

You don't know
how much he thought
of Jamie,

how much he thought
about getting the man
who killed him.

Did you ever see
Harge back off
anything, ever?

Not him.

No.

Once that kid's born,
that'll be it.

Your wife would
like to see you.How is she?

Pains are about
12 minutes apart.

It's close then.

It could go on like this
for quite a while.

You can't tell.
I'm not an expert.

Think you can
handle it?

I am handling it.

Well, after the baby's born,
I'll see you get back
to Ysleta.

And the Virginian?

Let me talk to him.
At least let me do that.

You forget about him.
Keep your mind on
what you're doing.

And, uh,

don't get any notions.

The boys are right
outside that door.

The room is empty
without you.

Well, pretty soon,
you won't need
your husband

to fill this room.

I will always
need you.

Yeah. When you have
that little one
in your arms,

and he's squalling
and kicking,

you're soon gonna
forget about me.

No.

That little one
takes his time.

Well, you're his mother.
Tell him to hurry up.

Maybe something is wrong.

Nah, nothing wrong.

You're gonna be fine,
and so's the boy.

What will you do
about the man?

I'll do what
I have to do.

But if you kill
this man, maybe...

maybe I will die too,

and maybe the child.

You're talking crazy.

It is what I think.

Please.

Please do not kill him.
Let him live.

Inside of me there is life.

But for the first time, I...

I see that it is
different with you.

I see you carry death.

Well, it won't be for long.

You do not listen
to me even now. Why?

Eva...

long before
I even met you,

there was something
that mattered to me
very, very much.

Even... Even more
than staying alive.

That was Jamie,
my brother.

I raised that boy.

He was a big
part of me,

just like you.

"Vengeance is a curse

shouted into
the hills that

returns to curse
the one who shouted it."

My mother used to say that.

Your mother said
a lot of things.

But to take a life,

that is only
for God to do.

Frank, will you
please go home?

Yeah, I will if you'll
go try to get some sleep.

I'll make a stab at it,
but you ought to be
home with your wife.

Oh, I'll have my men
out at sunup with
a horse for you.

Don't know where
to look, but...Maybe not,

but at least we'll
be doing something.

Frank,
I want you to know...

I do know.

[ grunts ]

[ hoof beats ]

How is he gonna eat
with his hands tied?

Why don't you feed it
to him, Preble?

[ chuckles ]
Now, Keeler,
that's not nice.

We've got to treat him right.
The man's gonna die.

The least we can do
is let him hold on
to his own cup.

All right.

Well, what
do you know?

And here we were trying
to be nice to him, huh?

Should've tied him
the other way.

What's your stake
in this, Preble?

You weren't even there
when Jamie was killed.

Not even thinking about him.
I'm thinking about me.

If I had been there,
it could've been me

who walked in to the back door
of that bank and got killed

because of you.

It wasn't because of me!
Like Talbot said,

somebody could've
tipped off that sheriff
about the bank robbery,

except it wasn't me.

that just leaves
three candidates.

It could've
been you, Bassett,
or you, Keeler.

Or you, Doud.

[ cries out ]

What was that?

I keep thinking
I'm hearing a kid.

He doesn't even know
what you're talking about.

Well, we should
tell him, then,

because that's something
he should know.

KEELER: You're a lucky man,
'cause you're gonna get about
a five-minute warning.

You're gonna get
five minutes

to say your prayers.

You just listen
till you hear that kid.

[ door shuts, locks ]

Does that help?

Yes, thank you.

How'd that happen?

I had some visitors.

Which one did it?

That's not important.

What is important is
what you're going to do.

We've been over that ground
once and for all.

Well,

if it's
that final,

what can I do
for you?

I need someone
to talk to.

How come you don't
talk to your boys?

Because I've got a wife
I'm worried about and a son

that's got me scared,
he's taking so long.

And the boys...

some things they don't
understand about.

Maybe you ought to
be more careful who
you ride with, Harge.

I take it you don't want
to talk about Jamie.

Yeah, that's right.Well, I do.

I've got reason to
have him on my mind.

We were friends,

you and me and Jamie.

No matter what
you believe,

I didn't talk
to that sheriff.

No, let me finish.

It'll help you
to pass the time.

Think back, Harge.

Think back
seven years.

The Cattlemen's Bank
in San Antonio.

One of your own men
tipped off that sheriff.

Now, why would a man
who was a member of your gang
do a thing like that?

The obvious answer
is money.

The sheriff must've
paid something for
that kind of information.

Not much,
but something.

Now, what kind of
a man would choose

the few safe dollars
a sheriff would pay

rather than the couple
of thousand he'd get

if he ran the risk
of robbing the bank?

You know
your men, Harge.

Think it over.

[ baby crying ]

There.
That's all right.

As long as your arm's there,
his head will be supported.

Isn't he beautiful?

Boys are not
beautiful.

Mm, well,
this one is.

Well, if you
say so, Harge.

You hear that,
Jamie?

Your mother and me,
we think you're beautiful.

So that's
how it is.

If it were not
for Elizabeth,

you would not be holding
a son in your arms.

Yeah.
You get some sleep.

Now, you must
be tired.

Get some rest.
At sunup, I'll take you back.

I won't go alone.

You know that,
don't you?

You don't have a choice.

Then you'll kill him.

You think that excuses it?
Waiting till I've gone?

Thanks for
what you did.

To Jamie
the First.

To Jamie the Second.

To both Jamies.

Well, now, uh,
what about our friend
in the jailhouse?

Now, uh...
[ chuckles ]

shouldn't we
give him some?

That'd be the same
as wasting it.

What are you looking at
up there, Keeler?

Stars.
What else?

Hey, how many
you see?

Well, it's, uh,

double the usual
number, huh?

Keeler.
Keeler?

Go take Doud's place.

Yeah, while
you still can.

You didn't forget
about him, did you?

No, there's plenty
of time for him

after that
girl leaves.

Look, it's none
of my business,

but if you're
gonna do something,
you ought to do it.

You like to get on
with things, don't you?

Yeah. I like to
get 'em out of the way.

What would you do
if you had more

than one thing
to take care of
at a time?

I'd take 'em
one by one.

In what order?

First things first.

Well,

that's what I do.

Hmm?

Well, uh...

[ footsteps ]

[ door opens ]

Way up on
the top shelf,

back in a corner
behind the rice.

You know where
I mean?

Hey, you've been
holding out
on us, huh?

I'm breaking out my last
bottle. That look like
I'm holding out?

You all right?I'm ready.

Keeler.

How do you
do it, hmm?

How do you get drunk
so fast, huh?

I know it's right
where I told him.

How could he miss it?

I'll get it.

This is far enough.
Let's go.

Harge!

He's gone!
He's got Keeler's gun!

Bassett, get the horses.
Doud, you take care of them.

Harge, what is it?

They got away.

Let them go.

Two horses missing.

Let's go!

[ whinnying ]

Hyah!
[ whoops ]

I'm all right.
My horse...

Don't worry about
your horse. He's gone.
Here, take mine.

Get out of here!
Go on!

We'll go around.

That's Liz!

[ click ]

That's far enough, Harge.
Hold it right there.

I'm gonna take you
with me.

Liz tells me you've got
a son now, Harge.

It won't mean anything
to him if I'm dead,

but it'll mean
a whole lot to him
if you are.

For his sake,
will you listen to me?

TALBOT:
I heard you out,

and you didn't
prove a thing.

You have the proof, Harge.

Think back seven years.
What happened after the bank?

Nothing happened.

We hid out
for four months.

All of you?

That's right.

If one of my men did it,
why would he stick around?

Well, they didn't
want you to suspect.

They'd have to
cover their tracks.

But the money the sheriff
paid must've been burning
a hole in someone's pocket.

Did anyone leave
during those months?

We can take him,
Harge.

You just give us
the word.

Let's finish this!

Did anyone leave, Harge?

Yeah, one did.

Which one?

Bassett?

I got word
my sister was sick.

I had to leave.
What of it?

Can you prove
you even have a sister?

He took the lousy $500
and sold us out.

How much? How much did
you say they gave you?

For seven years, I had
that man in my sight.

Even in my house.

It looks like for seven years,
I was in your house.

Yeah, I'm sorry.

I can't understand why
that man would come back.

He needed you, Harge.
They all do.

But you don't need them.
You've got everything
you need.

They're riders
coming, Harge!
We got to leave!

That ranch of yours
could be made
into something.

Nah, it's too late.

It's never too late.

DOUD:
Harge, let's go!

I'll take that.

I wouldn't use it
to stop you.
It's empty.

Big gamble with
an empty gun.

If it hadn't been empty,
I wouldn't have had to gamble.

Harge,
let's go!

You all right?

Yeah.

Everything's
taken care of.

Now, is that
everything?

I gave you
the hatbox?

And the dress box
and all the other boxes.

That's it, then.

Frank,
I'm grateful.

I am too, John.
I turned a nice profit
on that stock you bought.

Goodbye, Mr. Devereaux.Bye, bye.

And thank you.

Mr. Devereaux.

See you next trip.

Now, Elizabeth, you stay
right close to your grandpa
from now on.

Don't worry.
I will.

Me too.

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