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I'm tired. What I'd like be a hot bath,

bottle of whiskey, and a hot woman.

>> One out of three ain't [music] bad. What

do you say?

>> Enough talk.

>> Let's make me rich today.

>> Sawbuster ties his gun down.

>> So do we.

>> But your average rancher don't tie his

gun down, Mason. That's the point.

>> What do you say, Trant? some other time

maybe.

>> Willie, bring some forks when you come.

water.

Come on in.

>> Welcome folks.

>> Thank you sir.

>> Frank Taylor, [music] proud owner of the

greatest general store in this parts.

>> Oh, Missy Lehei and this is my husband

Willie.

>> Pleasure. You folks just passing

through? figuring on staying.

>> Oh, well that's good news to Tetsford

Junction.

>> Well, if you could just show us the land

offices, Mr. Taylor.

>> Yes, sir. About two doors down.

>> Goodbye.

>> This is the track you'll be homesteading

just north of Mlan Place.

>> See, there's the main creek threading

through the middle with plenty of

branches for the cattle to water.

>> It's a good place to start a family.

Here's the deed.

I wish you folks the very best of luck.

Many come, not many last.

>> We'll last.

>> With hard work and a lot of prayer.

>> Just two gallons

comes. We'll see.

What are you doing?

Thanks to marry and [music] you.

It's the happiest day of my life.

>> Our life. Missy Lei,

as God is my witness, I swear to work

harder than any man to build you a home

on this land. We'll raise a family and

watch generations after generations of

La Hayes thrive and prosper.

Well, Willie,

I have something to say about that.

>> Hey, get back here. Get back here.

[laughter]

>> I didn't see nothing, Mr.

Chicken thieves start early in these

parts.

>> That's the first child I've seen.

>> Yep.

Glad you brought all those books just

for that one.

>> I'm sure there are more.

First the ranch,

then teaching,

then everything else.

>> Everything else?

>> You know what I mean?

What were you going to tell me before

that chicken budded in? just there to

huh.

>> And I'm happy too, Willie.

[music]

>> Hello, young man.

>> Howdy.

>> I'm Missy Lehei. What's your name?

>> Jeff Huff, ma'am.

>> How old are you, Jeff Huff?

>> 12 years old. Ma'am,

>> did you catch that chicken?

>> No. Got distracted [music] by your

smooching.

>> Sorry, ma'am.

>> Well, I'm sorry we [music] caused you to

lose your chicken.

>> Weren't mine anyway. Just fooling

around.

Really?

>> Sunny. Sunny, where you been? I've been

waiting so long for you to come back.

Where's you been? Sunny, where you been?

Sunny,

>> where you been, Sunny?

Even

be it. Just

>> have a little fun with your little

brother, Sunny. Take it easy, Mason.

Why don't

>> you and I go in and have a drink,

>> Sunny?

You can go play.

Don't go embarrassing me like that.

>> Sorry, Sunny.

>> Got you something.

Easy

there, Jeff.

If that widow feeds you, I pay her good

money.

>> I don't like her there, Sunny.

>> I want to go with you.

>> Yeah, well, you can't.

I told you that 100 times.

Whoa.

>> I'll build you a house a lot better than

that one.

>> Oh, no. Willie, this house is just fine.

Let's go take a look.

[music]

>> [music]

[clears throat]

>> Humble as it may be, sweetheart, this is

the first home of our own that we've

ever had.

>> [music]

>> Dearest family, I miss you in the small

creature comforts.

Sometimes I can almost hear your voices

in the soft prairie wind.

I worry about Willie. He works with a

ferocity that sometimes scares me.

He's so concerned we won't be ready for

winter.

I've still not [music] found the right

time to tell him about the baby.

[music]

[music]

Willie and I went riding over our land.

What a beautiful country the Lord has

made.

Just the other day, we saw Indians on

our ridge line.

Willie is very concerned for my safety,

though there hasn't been any Indian

attacks in years in these parts.

Lily and I are sending [music] you a

treasure map to our hard-earned savings,

which we just buried in the wilds of our

new ranch.

[music]

I certainly hope you never need to use

it. He really doesn't trust Banks out

here. But then this is a strange and

wild place.

>> I've been punching cattle over 3 years,

Mr. Laay. Notice experience to some, but

more than others.

>> Where you heal from, Henry? What does

that matter? I'm here now.

All right.

Suppose it's none of my business anyway.

No offense. None taken if

you give me a job.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> How?

Uh, I'm Missy Leah.

My husband and I uh homestead this

place. Uh, [sighs] we raise uh cattle.

This how?

What is that supposed to mean? You speak

English.

That's what [music] they tell me.

I'm Miriam Redhawk Mlan. Mary Deshawn

[music] Mlan. We homestead the next

track to the south of here.

>> We're neighbors.

>> Yes, ma'am.

>> Oh,

please. Please come in.

>> Oh, I don't understand, Mr.

>> Just Scott. He's fine.

>> Been cowboying since I was a kid. I've

done everything there is to do.

>> Well, how come you haven't been hired by

one of the big outfits?

I can't use this no more. So most people

think I'm washed up.

But I learned to get by with my left.

You take me on, Mr. La. I won't let you

down.

Got yourself a job.

I'm just getting started trying to make

this place into a home.

Please sit.

I think I have one last jar of

strawberry preserves

that I've been saving for just such an

occasion.

Please. Here.

Now, this here is a county fair blue

ribbon winner.

>> This is very good. You must teach me how

to make this.

>> Oh, my mother made it.

I'm not a very good cook.

When I was growing up, I mostly helped

out my paw. Riding horses, plowing the

field, tending to the chickens.

>> Then you will do very well here. Many

women who come here are soft. They don't

know how to do these things. You do?

>> Still, I feel that my husband would

prefer a good meal.

>> I brought you some things.

It is too late to start a garden this

year. though. Corn, potatoes, beets.

>> Oh, thank you, Miriam.

>> We are neighbors. The last family was

here. Well, they could have asked us for

more help, but

I think they feared my Shashony ways.

>> Oh, well, my husband and I will be

grateful for whatever help we can get.

What is in there?

>> The secret to flaky biscuits.

Piglard. Oh, excuse me. Sorry. I'm

sorry.

>> What do you think about these?

Would you be Mr. La?

>> I would.

>> Well, I am fin. I would like job sir if

please.

>> What kind of foreigner is you son?

>> I come from Norway on boat to find

adventure in the big wide open spaces.

>> Well, you have any experience around

cattle?

>> No sir, but I am big strong own horse.

>> Well, Finn Andrew from Norway. This will

be strictly trial basis.

Hope you learn fast.

>> Don't worry, Mr. Leah. I learn good and

fast. You betcha.

>> Yeah, probably like 40 co.

>> The boys will love the jam and so will

their paw.

>> Sure I can't give you any biscuits?

>> No.

[laughter]

>> Thank you, though.

Well, maybe next time I'll make them

with the pig lard

[laughter]

if I don't fret.

When you're ready to bring this little

one into the world, I will be there.

I've delivered many babies.

>> Oh, Miriam, thank you.

[screaming]

I'll bring some books for the boys.

Good. I don't want them growing up

illiterate like their paw.

>> Very nice [snorts] to meet you,

neighbor. You, too.

office.

>> Here comes trouble.

I uh heard you were hiring some cow

pokes.

>> Jobs are filled.

Oh, there's a bunch you hired.

You're really scratching the bottom of

the barrel.

Too bad you just couldn't have waited a

bit. Hired some real men.

>> So, where would I find these real men?

>> Me?

Me and my boys.

>> Not only can we rope and ride,

but most important, we can shoot.

>> And nothing.

>> I bet you can't shoot worth nothing.

>> Why don't I start with you,

>> Trent? Come on. Let's get out of here.

>> We got some cows to drive, so watch

them. Do likewise.

>> You bet you, boss.

>> Mr. Laay, how would you feel about

hiring on another broke down old cowboy?

>> Well, I suppose I wouldn't feel so good

about that, Mr.

>> My name is Cookie.

>> You're cook? [laughter]

You're real quick.

>> Afraid I can't afford another hand right

now.

>> Strictly on a trial basis.

>> [music]

>> Come on.

Get it up there. There we go.

>> It's a beautiful herd. Really?

Come on. Come on.

This way. Come on.

>> Yeah. Come on now.

>> I'll do Mr.

My dearest Missy, the prospect of being

grandparents fills us with such joy and

pride.

I can only imagine how happy you must

be. And by now, I'm sure you've shared

the happy news with that hardworking

son-in-law of mine.

I can still remember the exact moment

when your mother told me about you. I

was standing in the kitchen eating

breakfast. And most of all, I remember

how radiant your mother looked when she

told me.

And as for you, my strong daughter, I

hope you are feeling well and that it is

an easy [music] pregnancy for you. I

love you, Dar.

>> [music]

[music]

>> My wife and my initials.

Fine idea, including her. All this would

be nothing without her. Therefore, a man

shall leave his father and mother,

cleave to his wife. They shall be as

one. Genesis. You know your Bible.

>> Yes. Yes. Good read material. Well,

anyway, I'm happy for you. A good

marriage, that's

something to be treasured.

>> Speaking from experience,

>> Scotty, ready for another one?

>> Not yet. Hold on.

>> Where are you off to?

>> I'm taking some books to our neighbors

from the planes.

Be back in a couple of hours.

She sure is a better rider than I am.

Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.

Buffalo.

>> It ain't done by white men neither.

White men only take the pelt. Indian

engines use just about everything. The

hide, the meat, the horns, some of the

bones. And Missy and I saw some Indians

riding south last week.

And all this beef is better than this

buffalo meat any day. Well,

>> there ain't been engine trouble in these

parts for quite a while.

>> Let's tell the boys.

Lord, give this horse wings to fly.

>> [screaming]

[screaming]

>> 10

spell Scotty. There's some sick cows

that need to be brought in.

>> Yes, boss.

>> Uh, Mrs. Lehei in the house.

>> No, sir. She up and took some books over

to your neighbors to Mlan.

>> Oh, she sure can ride.

Hurry up. Woo!

Woo!

[music]

>> You are safe here, Mrs. Lei.

I'm so sorry.

>> I need you.

>> Putting a scare into this poor woman.

>> We were just having a little fun.

>> You listen to Sharp Claw.

>> Is it trouble you want for us?

>> My apologies, Mrs. Lehei.

>> Missy, this this is my brother,

Sharpclaw.

>> [laughter]

>> I give you my word, Mrs. Lehei. My young

hunters meant no harm except to laugh at

[music] your expense. Their proper

behavior when they saw you should have

been to make sure that you arrived at

your destination safely,

especially a woman in your condition.

>> Bring it to me.

>> Oh,

and this is my husband, Sean.

It's a pleasure to meet you, madam.

>> Nice meeting you.

>> And Robert and Bruce.

>> Hello, boys.

>> Please.

Can we take out all the boots? Yes,

they're yours.

Children, these are the [music] same

books used in almost every school in

America.

>> Who is this McGuffy?

>> An Ohio school master who felt a burden

from God to teach all American children

how to read.

>> American children.

>> Yes, sir. And that [music] includes

those whom our late President Lincoln

called Native American.

>> Thank you, Mrs. Lee. Now you all have

your books. All you men [music] and

children out. We have women's business

to talk about.

You try it now.

[music]

>> Yes.

>> Yes.

SURPRISE,

[music]

>> WILLIE.

This is Miriam

and her husband Shawn and her brother

Sharpclaw.

>> We're on our way to the mountains. We

intend only to take some buffalo.

>> I have given strict orders that no

cattle are to be harmed and those orders

will be obeyed.

>> Are you ready to go home, Missy?

>> Mr. Mlan. Mrs. a claim.

>> Sharp claw.

>> Goodbye. Thank you.

>> Goodbye.

>> Thank you.

Hold it down.

>> Uh-huh.

>> She'll be good in a couple of weeks.

>> First time I ever seen them going like

that.

Just what did you think you were doing,

Missy?

>> I was taking some McGuffy readers over

to the MLAN's. Miriam asked me to teach

her children how to read.

>> How come you never told me about

Marian's visit?

>> I'm worried about you riding alone. It's

too dangerous. You won't be doing this

again, Missy.

>> Oh, YES, I WILL.

>> OH, NO YOU WON'T.

>> OH, YES, I WILL.

>> [music]

>> MISSY,

SWEETHEART.

Do you miss teaching this much?

>> No, that's not why I'm crying.

>> Then why?

Because I truly believe that the Lord

sent Miriam Mlan to us.

>> And why would he do a thing like that?

>> To bring our baby into the world,

healthy,

and hearty.

our baby.

>> Missy,

>> oh, please, Willie, don't worry. Miam

will be my midwife. She's delivered all

the babies in her village for many

years.

>> Our baby.

>> Oh, Willie, aren't you happy?

>> The happiest man alive.

Good rub cookie.

>> Very good.

>> Perfect for a brisk night like this.

>> Here's a blanket to keep off the cold.

I'll give her that old horse blanket.

You uh you take mine, Mrs. H.

>> No. Well, thank you both. But I'm fine.

>> You told them.

I'd like to raise a coffee cup to see

soon as it's the strongest we got to Mr.

and Mrs. Lehei

>> and their happy news.

>> So say we all.

[laughter]

>> Thank you.

>> Willie,

what is it? I'm awake. And

they were just so kind and concerned

tonight.

>> I have hands.

>> Yep.

What about their families?

>> I really don't know much about them,

but they're good workers. That's the

most important thing. Shouldn't

we know if they have families or not?

>> Let me see.

Lots of times cowboys come out here to

get away from things.

You got to respect that.

>> Still, it seems like such a lonely life.

You're going to be a wonderful mother.

[music]

So,

>> well, just like you figured it, I'll buy

the lone.

Let's make me a risk today.

Willie says, "You know the good book.

Sunday mornings, my husband and I read

the Bible and pray together. You're

invited to join us."

>> Well, thank you, Miss Lee, but uh I

don't think so.

>> Aren't you a churchgoing man, Henry?

>> Actually, I used to be a preacher.

Basically,

just take it up.

>> You make it look so easy, Sunny.

>> Well, practice lots of hours to make it

look like that. Okay, come here.

Remember how I showed you? You coil it

in your left hand. That make sure there

ain't no kinks in the line. This is the

noose.

>> Okay. Mhm.

>> See what you got.

Now loosen your wrist. You're ready.

Cast it off.

>> Missed again.

>> It's all right. Keep practicing. Get

another rope.

>> Good day.

I'm Missy Leah.

He seems like a nice boy.

>> My brother.

>> I'm glad to hear that he has family.

I've been a little worried about him.

>> He's fine.

>> And your mother and father?

>> They're gone.

No offense, ma'am, but it ain't your

business woring about someone's not your

kin.

>> It's just Christian charity, Mr. Huff.

I

>> hope we're not interrupting you, ma'am.

>> What do you want, Trent?

I

>> think you better get saddled up.

>> We got some riding to do.

>> Sunny, I did it. I wrote the post.

>> Got to go now.

Behave yourself. Keep practicing.

>> You'll be back, though. You know it.

>> So, this is my last class for a while.

>> The children have learned much from you,

Mrs. Lehei.

>> Keep at it, Mr. Mlan.

>> Having a turbulent time finding a word

that starts with a X. [laughter]

>> That is a difficult letter. Sean's

always used an X to sign his name.

>> Well, not for much longer.

>> Thank you.

>> Snow will be coming soon.

>> Now remember, really sound out the words

with them.

Now, when you come back, they'll be

ready for the advanced readers.

>> I'll keep them on it.

>> Good.

God [music] with you and your family.

Shop call.

>> Thank you,

>> Miam. I'll be seeing you.

>> Yes, you will.

>> Safe travels. Thank you.

Goodbye.

Willie and the ranch hands have worked

hard to ensure the livestock [music]

survive the long winter.

That man over there, it's going to be

all your

>> cookie and I have prepared the soil for

a large garden next spring. I so enjoy

his companionship [music]

and his cooking

>> here. I just might make a a sweet potato

patch. You have large potatoes in here.

It's all coming together. It's beginning

to feel like home.

>> All right. Can I have something a little

better than what we

>> Now, as we wait for snow, the ranch

hands have time to go into town [music]

for some welldeserved relaxation. time.

I got a better hand in

>> Don't tell us what you got. I mean,

>> three.

>> Oh, three cards.

>> As for Willie, he still works harder

than anyone.

Maybe more now knowing the baby's

coming.

As we prepare for winter, I'm reminded

of Isaiah preparing the way for our

Savior's birth.

And I think warmly of all of you as

Christmas approaches.

>> Are you warm enough?

>> I'm fine.

Why are you always so warm? Even your

feet.

>> Well, someone's got to warm the icy toes

of yours. [laughter]

[sighs]

>> I guess that's why we're a perfect

match.

>> This guy looks like snow. We're lucky it

held off this long.

>> You know, I was thinking today, this is

going to [music] be our first Christmas

in this house. Willie,

>> I bet you miss your family. All those

family traditions you talk about.

>> Sure. I miss them.

Thought we'll start new traditions here.

>> Well, with the weather settling, then

this might be our last chance [music]

getting to town for a while.

Better tell Santa what you want for

Christmas.

>> Well, nothing storebought. That would be

just a waste of money. [snorts]

>> Well, what then?

All I [music] want for Christmas is to

be surrounded by the people we care

about.

>> This yours is mine. [clears throat]

>> No.

>> You got the watch?

I got

the watch because mine broke.

It's a practical thing. I have to know

the time in order to steal.

>> Give me more money.

>> No.

>> You got two brooches in a watch and I

don't got none of that.

>> Got two salt and pepper shaker. And uh

>> You ever wish you had a place to call

your own? Beautiful

coffee.

Mrs.

Leair would like to say something.

>> [sighs]

>> Well, as you all know, Christmas will be

here before we know it.

>> Santa Claus will never find us all the

way out here. I bet he will if my wife

has anything to say about it.

>> Willie and I would like to cordially

invite you all [music]

to Christmas dinner.

>> Unless you have other places to be.

>> Well, then that settles it. Christmas

dinner with all the trimmings.

>> Trimmings?

Now, where do you rustle up some of

those?

>> Well, I was hoping you might help me,

cookie.

>> Here you go.

>> I got that.

>> MRS. LEAH. MRS. LA.

>> JEFF. What is it?

>> Mrs. Leah, I got something from Sunny.

>> What's it say?

Not sure.

>> Come here.

>> Dear little brother, it's real hot here.

I'll bring you some beans that jump all

by themselves.

Stay good and I'll [music] see you after

Christmas.

Sy,

>> must be going, Missy.

>> Well, thank you, Mrs. Leah.

Boy, he's got one speed

running.

By the time this arrives, I expect it

will be nigh on to Christmas.

I think on how long the world lay in

darkness before the light of the world

was born in that humble little stable.

We have been blessed to receive his

light. Not only to live in hope

ourselves, but to take hope to others. I

am sending you something which I know

you'll remember from many Christmases

past.

May it start a new tradition in the

Lehei household and remind you we are

there in spirit sharing your first

Christmas on the ranch.

and know we will miss you. But our

hearts are forever knit together in

love.

>> Round. Take it. Round Henry. Round.

Yeah. Finn. Come on, Finn. How are you?

I just don't understand why Willie had

to go into town on Christmas Eve.

>> Well, I'm sure he'd be along shortly,

ma'am.

Wow.

>> Willie Lehei, where have you been? It's

Christmas Eve.

>> I know there's going to be one more for

Christmas, Missy.

>> Merry Christmas, Miss Lei.

Merry Christmas, Jeff.

Please come in. Come in.

There's just one thing missing.

This star stood on top of every

Christmas tree we had when I was growing

up.

Go ahead.

Here you go, little man.

>> [clears throat]

>> That was good.

>> Thank you, Mrs. Lehei. This is the

finest Christmas dinner I've had in many

a year.

>> Many a year is the best one I ever had.

[laughter]

>> Well, thank you. But I couldn't have

done it without Cookie.

>> Well, thank you, ma'am.

>> How's it time to open presents?

>> Presents?

>> Yes, Jeff. I think now it's time to open

presents.

All right, let's see. Uh, Fan,

Scotty,

Henry,

and Jet. Oh, me

and Cookie.

>> Well, go ahead. Open them up.

Oh, [groaning]

>> thank you, Miss Slay.

>> This is the best Christmas I ever had.

>> Me, too.

What is it, Scotty?

>> This is the first Christmas present I

ever got.

>> Well, gentlemen, I know how you all feel

about Bible reading, but it wouldn't be

Christmas without it. So, you are

welcome to stay, but if you want to

leave,

>> I I believe I'd like to stay, Mom. Yeah,

I'd like to stay, too.

>> Me, too, ma'am.

Gospel according to Luke.

And so

Joseph went up from Galilee to the city

of Nazareth to Judea to be enrolled with

Mary his betro who was with child. And

while they were there, the time came for

her to be delivered. And she gave birth

to her firstborn son. And she wrapped

him in swaddling clothes and laid him in

a manger. And an angel of the Lord

appeared above them, and the glory of

the Lord shone around them, and they

were filled with fear.

And the angel said to them, "Be not

afraid, for behold, I bring you good

news of a great joy, which will come to

all the people. For unto you,

this day [music] is born in the city of

David, the Savior, who is Christ the

Lord."

>> Amen. Amen.

>> Amen.

>> Amen.

>> Amen.

Sunny. Sunny.

>> Now, ain't that sweet?

>> They're nothing good and decent with you

guys. Mason, come on. Let's give him

some privacy.

>> Oh, well, that's just real nice. you

>> Oh, I I really got a lot of stuff to

tell you about. Um, this is kind of hard

to know when to start.

>> Two glasses whiskey.

>> Read them and wait.

>> I'll go around back. We got that for

you.

>> The deal, boys.

As long as the old man over here got

some hair right there.

>> Mind if I sit in?

>> We're just about to leave. I'm out.

>> Oh, come on, Scotty. Just a few more

hands. I can win it all back. I feel it.

>> Let's go, Finn. You're almost out of

money anyway.

>> A doesn't pay you.

>> Well, like all cowboys, we get paid when

the cattle is sold.

>> No, no, no. Mr. La pay us anyway.

[music] He dig up a tin of dollar bills

he did just to pay us. It's like a a

buried treasure.

>> Don't listen to him. He's drunk now.

Come on, Finn.

>> This is like buried treasure.

>> No, ma'am. I'm I'm afraid I'm out of

practice.

Kind of kind of hard to

Start.

>> It's okay to stumble.

He's ready to catch you.

[clears throat]

Lord,

sometimes

we look but don't perceive.

times we listen but don't understand.

Please open our ears and eyes to your

truth.

>> Amen.

>> Amen.

>> Amen.

>> Amen.

>> It's open to everyone on Sunday,

>> Finn. Oh, I'm so happy to see you.

Please come in.

Sorry, boss. You got to jump on me. What

do you want? I want your money.

>> Let's go. Follow him.

>> Head up. Move it out.

>> Hey there. Come on.

>> Let's go.

>> Come on.

>> Come on. Come on. Good Sunday morning to

y'all.

Sunny

>> Jeff, I didn't know. I thought you was

in town.

>> What you doing?

>> Ain't this sweet?

>> All right, all of you sit down.

Come on.

>> You too, kid.

>> Just do as the man says.

>> I'll just go over and get my TREASURE

MAP.

>> LEAVE HER ALONE.

>> NOW, I missed on purpose, but I won't do

it twice.

>> You can see she's expected.

>> So am I.

I'm expecting to come back here with

more money than I left with. [laughter]

>> I don't know what makes you think that

there's any money.

>> Well,

your Norwegian cowpoke [music] has a

tendency to run off at the mouth after a

couple of pints, showing off his money

and bragging about how his boss has a

treasure buried on his land. Tie him up.

You do as he says, Missy, you'll be all

right.

You remember when we dug that hole?

>> I think I remember. [music]

>> You'll be fine.

>> All right, enough saying. Let's make me

rich today.

Yeah.

[laughter]

Hurry it up.

>> I need something to dig with.

>> Well, then use your hands.

Make it quick.

Is that it or not?

Well, then toss it over.

You're going to have to show me where

the rest of the money is.

>> But you have all the money. There is no

more.

>> No, I don't have all the money. Is that

Norwegian?

He wasn't spending silver. He was

[music] spending cash.

>> Y'all could just about eat me a whole

side of beef right now.

>> Well, if you turn me loose, I'll cook

you whatever you want. Like rats stew.

Oh, now how stupid [music] do you think

I am?

>> Working for Trina, ain't you?

>> Equal partners is what we is.

>> That right, Sunny.

>> You equal partners with these low lives.

>> Shut your mouth.

>> You tell your brother, Sunny,

you tell him what you do to make money.

Tell him all you do is rob innocent

people. probably been involved in a

murder or two.

>> That's a lie.

>> Tell him he's wrong, Sunny. You ain't

never killed nobody.

>> Tell him, Sunny. Tell Tell him you ain't

like these other bad men.

>> I ain't never killed nobody. Never.

>> Don't you see?

I'm doing this for us, Jeff. Our future,

you and me, and the life we're trying to

have.

>> No, Sunny. Can't mean that.

>> What would mom Paul say about your

thieving ways?

>> I'd say [music] good for you, Sunny.

Trying to make a life for you and your

little brother.

>> So, you [music] think

they're looking down from heaven right

now? And they're proud of you.

>> Aren't you tired of living in that

boarding house?

Huh?

No place that's really yours. I want a

better life for us, Jeff. That's why I'm

doing this. This

>> folks are my friend, Sunny.

Mrs. Lee been teaching me to read. Mr.

Lee fetches me for the Sunday meetings

and he's teaching me ransoming.

>> These are the kind of people things

always work out for. They'll be fine.

We ain't taking nothing from them. They

can't get back 10 times over.

When this is over, you and me can spend

all the time you want together.

Get it out of there.

Toss it to me.

You got a key for this?

>> No,

man.

>> Just nobody anymore.

Isn't that pretty?

>> Put your hands in the air.

>> You know how to use that.

>> I missed on purpose. I won't do it

twice.

Shooting a man's a different story.

>> A good Christian woman like yourself

wouldn't hurt anyone.

>> So, what you going to do?

>> That's two more shots.

[groaning]

Say, I can use a little help here.

This is for your own good.

Look.

>> Where's the woman? TRENT, WHAT DID YOU

DO?

>> Where is she? GO GET HER. Go find her.

What are you doing in here?

>> It's all right, Jeff. I will. I will.

Jeff, it's all right. Listen to me.

Listen to me. I will, Jeff. WHERE DO YOU

DEAL WITH THAT GIRL? WHERE IS SHE? IT'S

ALL RIGHT. It's all right, Jeff. It's

all right. Where is she? Trent, you

better tell me she ain't heard her, so

help me.

>> Stand up slowly.

>> Drop your gun, Sunny, or he's dead.

>> Missy.

>> Missy.

>> Sunny, go cut Willie loose. And don't

you so much as nick him.

find it hard to believe you got the drop

on Trent.

>> I got his gun and his dignity.

>> Missy,

pick up the gun and move away from him.

Looks like he got me.

>> Sunny,

tie him up just like you did us. And

maybe we'll [music] ask the law to spare

your life.

>> Here, let me help you with that, Sunny.

Sunny,

>> it's okay. Just don't go away, Sunny.

Don't go. Don't go away.

Fix him up, won't you? He wouldn't have

hurt you.

>> Oh, I would fix him if I could. I knew

he wouldn't hurt me.

I'm so sorry for what I done, ma'am.

Please forgive me.

And don't hold my deeds against him.

He's got no one now. He's got nobody.

No. Forgiveness is yours, Sunny.

He'll be with us now. I promise.

[panting]

You grew up to be a man that Paul

would be proud of. You hear me, Jeff?

>> I will.

>> And he promised me you won't spend your

days missing me.

>> Ask me no questions. I'll tell you no

lies.

I'll pray for you, Sunny.

>> Now, don't go wasting your prayers on

me, man.

I done too many bad things for God to be

forgiven.

Long ago, there was a thief left on a

cross to die just like you, Sunny. But

then he heard the glorious words of the

Lord about redemption,

and that he knew that very day he was

going to be in paradise.

He's waiting for you, Sunny.

Go with God.

Thou anointest my head with oil, and my

cup runth over. Surely goodness and

mercy shall follow me all the days of my

life,

and I will dwell in the house of the

Lord forever.

Amen.

Jeff's part of our family now.

>> Yep.

If someday he wants to take the lei

name,

I'd be fine with that, too.

>> That would be nice. Willie,

[snorts]

>> we are going to need a bigger house.

>> I was thinking I could knock out this

back wall. Maybe put in a bedroom or

two.

>> Willie.

>> Yeah.

>> Think maybe you should put your boots

back on.

It's time.

But Miriam said we were still [music] a

few weeks away.

>> No, I think you best be getting Miriam

now.

>> What's the matter?

>> You're going to sleep in the bunk house

tonight, Jeff? [music] Just like a real

cowboy.

I'm having the baby.

>> [screaming]

>> Maybe I'll go uh check on this cattle.

Okay, sure.

I'll go with you.

>> Uh maybe I'll wait a little bit.

>> Okay. Yeah, I'll wait.

It ain't your first born you're worrying

about now. Quit it. You're making the

boss crazy.

It's gotten awfully quiet in there.

[crying]

>> [crying]

>> It's a boy. [laughter]

>> Really?

[crying]

Come and meet your son.

[crying]

We never did get around to deciding what

to name him.

>> I [music] was thinking

Matthew

after your brother.

Matthew, Isaiah, Leah,

>> Maddie,

it fits.

Shoo. Shoo. She needs her rest. It's all

right, Miriam. You can come closer.

>> [music]

>> Hello.

>> I remember thinking that day we had

finally reached the end of our journey.

But now I know that the journey's long

and lasts a lifetime.

>> Each day on the ranch, I am reminded of

God's plan in the neverending circle of

life.

I love you.

>> Bye, Willie.

>> Their grandsons grow bigger and stronger

each day.

Matthew has your eyes and hopes to see

his granddaddy soon.

>> Bye, Henry.

>> Jeff has thrived and Willie and I are

very proud [music] he has taken the name

of the hay.

>> Bye, Scotty.

>> You take care of it, Mr. Hay. We'll be

back pretty soon now.

>> See you, Cookie.

>> Take care.

>> Safe travels.

>> The herd has increased by another 40

head and Willie and the ranch hands are

driving [music] some of them to the

market.

Oh, look at this one.

Oh, wow. This is huge.

Bringing it.

>> The garden has given us a bounty of

vegetables to put up for the winter. Who

knows what the next year will bring. I

am confident the love of God and family

will light our path and a renewed faith

in the words for everything. [music]

There is a season and a time for every

matter under heaven.

>> [music]