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- Hi, Jimmy.
- Hi, there. How are you?

Stella, you're back.

- Hi, Kyle.
- Hey, how are you?

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See you later, Mom.

- Okay.
- Have a nice day.

- You too.
- Go to work.

You have to go to work, okay?

Let's go. Move out.

Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

This is Deputy Sheriff Taggart.

We got a situation on Main Street,
a disturbance.

Request some backup.

Not this time.

Hey.

Kyle.

Hey, you all right?

- Kyle. Kyle.
- Jen.

Kyle, help. Kyle.

The grandson of Kwai Chang Caine
walks out of the past.

But I want to fight.

Yes. So did your great-grandfather
when he was your age.

He teaches his son wisdom
at a Shaolin temple.

An evil force destroyed that temple.

Father and son each believed
the other had perished.

Fifteen years later,
they were reunited.

Now Caine faced new challenges...

...and his son grew up.

Look, I'm not my father.
I don't do kung fu.

I'm a cop.
That's who I am, that's what I do.

I am Caine.

I will help you.

Hey, this is great.

Way to go, Pop.

This is better than the last parade,
you remember?

- Bandits.
- Yes.

The dragon has a wing.

You cannot see it.

But it extends from its head
to the tip of its tail.

Look at the tip of the dragon's wing.

Well done, Master Khan.

- Did you see it?
- Yes.

It is the dragon's wing.

Next time, can I be
the tip of the dragon's wing?

When you are older...

...and if such danger arises again.

Yes.

Peter.

Kyle. That's Kyle.

A friend of yours?

We used to share some smokes
and broken dreams at the orphanage.

Hey.

- Hey.
- Hey. Good to see you again.

I'm sorry, this is my father.
This is Kyle Bettinger.

- How did you find me here?
- I've been keeping track.

You know, I....
I never figured you for a cop.

But then again, I don't figure
I'd wind up an architect.

Listen, I didn't come here
for a reunion.

I came here because I need a cop, man.
I need an honest cop.

Mansfield has a sheriff's office.

Which, according to Kyle,
is about as crooked as Lombard Street.

And probably being paid off
by these marauders.

A girl was taken in broad daylight,
his fiancée.

She was grabbed off the street.
Some deputy stood by and watched.

That's a federal offense, isn't it?

Look, the feds have spent 18 months
looking for these guys.

They can't find them. Nobody can.

Haven't you got enough crime to wade
through right here in your own precinct?

You know...

...I got out of that orphanage and made
something of my life, thanks to you.

Kyle got out
and made something of his life...

...thanks to somebody like you.

Now the girl that he loves
has been kidnapped...

...and he wants some answers.

He wants to know what we're gonna do.
I gotta come up with an answer for him.

Oh, boy.

What I'm about to say to you
is off the record.

- Want a beer somewhere?
- Why?

Because what I'm going to say
is not official.

It makes me nervous
saying it in my office, all right?

- Let's talk about it in here.
- All right, all right.

These marauders are survivalists.

They strike and then they disappear.
Just a random pattern.

You know a lot about this.

Well, the FBI brought me in
eight months ago...

...after they torched the town.

The FBI brought in a police captain?

Well, I have a history.
You know that, Peter.

Usually they hit a town
and then they move on.

But for some reason, they seem
to have an affinity for Mansfield.

They've hit the place four times.
I think they're coming back.

- Why?
- Because...

...your friend's fiancée, Jenny Quinn...

...she also happens to be
the mayor's daughter.

And he's quite willing
to pay for her return.

- How much?
- Fifty thousand is the usual price...

...for a hostage.
In Jenny's case, it's a hundred.

We'll go in undercover, cut them off
when they make the exchange.

No, no, no, they'll know.
They won't come.

They'll slit the girl's throat and
throw her in the middle of Main Street.

But...

...one small, elite group
might have a chance against them.

- A commando unit?
- Yeah, something like that.

I know you're going into Mansfield
no matter what I say to stop you.

All right. All right.

Just take some backup with you,
all right?

Steadman. He's a retired British spy...

...and don't let the rakish attitude
and the ironic wit fool you.

He is very, very dangerous.
He's also a specialist.

- At what?
- At demolition.

And you can probably also use
a weapons man. I'll see what I can do.

Will your father go with you?

I-- I can call on him.

You have a problem?

Well....

If we were back in the days
of my great-grandfather...

...I'd say that my friend's town here
had been overrun by bandits.

As in gunfighters?

Right.

If you were up against these gunfighters,
only now they had hi-tech weapons...

...and laser sights...

...who would you take?

Him.

Only....

Only him?

If I have him,
I do not need anyone else.

No disrespect, but get real, Pop.
These guys are killers.

No disrespect here, but they would
break this old man like a match--

Oh, so sorry.

Old men clumsy.
Dangerous to have around.

Yeah, thank you.

You intend to face these men?

With or without you.

Why is it...

...you feel it is so important
to be a hero to others?

Because they've kidnapped
a young girl.

I'm not about to sit and watch
innocent people suffer.

And if I've learned that from anybody,
I've learned it from you.

Peter, it's obvious
he doesn't wanna fight.

Just give him a minute.

- I do not want to fight.
- See?

Yeah. Thanks very much.
I'm out of here.

However...

...that does not mean I will not.

See? Only takes a minute.

My friend, just because I asked you...

...does not mean
you must come with me.

It is because you ask, I will come.

Father, we need a dragon's wing here.

We've got part of it.

This time I'm gonna be the tip.

Let's go get the rest.

Captain Blaisdell
did say he is larger than life.

Yeah, right.

Well, he didn't say anything about age.
What is this, a geriatric A-team?

The years a man wears
weigh him down or hold him up.

Champagne for everyone.

That was rather bad form, old man.

Get your hand off my arm, Steadman.

Stay out of my way. I told you before.

- So you have.
- You want some pain?

You know where to find me.

Did you really have to do that?

That guy's a jerk.

And so ill-mannered.
I mean, in the time of Camelot--

King Arthur, not the Kennedy era.

--when one was challenged,
one received a glove in the face.

Charming custom. Pity they lost it.

I'm Peter Caine. This is my father.
Our friend, Kyle.

Paul Blaisdell told me
you might be able to help...

...rid a small town of some locusts.

Did he?
What a stimulating imagination.

Excuse me.

May I join you?

Now, you wanted to talk of pain.
That's a fascinating subject.

Marquis de Sade
made a career out of it.

- Tricky one to understand.
- I warned you, Steadman.

Yes, when was that?

In Bucharest during the riots,
or in Vienna...

...when you were going to assassinate
that charming concert pianist...

...who wanted to defect to Carmel?

Let's try an experiment.

The flame should hurt...

...the way you hurt this young lady
by slapping her face.

But pain can be controlled.

Would you like to try?

- That hurts.
- Of course it does.

The trick, as my friend Robert Bolt
would say, is not minding.

Now, if you can't tolerate the pain,
don't inflict it on others.

You will be paying for the champagne,
won't you? For everyone?

- Yes, I will.
- Very good of you.

Do enjoy your evening.

That was quite a trick.

It was not a trick.

You must embrace the pain.

Make it part of yourself.

Become one with it.

If you can do that...

...the pain cannot touch your soul.

- Is that not right?
- That's right.

Now, Mr. Brent and I go way back.

But he doesn't learn
his lessons very well.

I would say he learned this one.

I am told you are not a stranger
to fighting.

Fought against Rommel in the desert,
World War II.

Took a hill in Korea.

Can't remember why.

Fought in Indochina in the jungle,
played cold-war chess with the Russians.

Now enemies are friends...

...and your best friend
sleeps with your wife.

- Blaisdell said that you would help us.
- Did he? How quaint.

He was wrong.

- This is great.
- Cheerio.

Just great.
We're back to where we started.

Any other ideas?

Yes.

- Come on.
- Get into that jab.

- Now keep your head up.
- Stay on him.

- That's good.
- Stay on him.

- Get inside, inside.
- That'll do it.

This is more like it.

- Which one's our man?
- Watch the body.

Work him. Keep them up.

They tell me you can throw a kick
faster than a man can throw a punch.

I don't believe it.

See, I got 50 bucks that says
that you've been shining these boys on.

Fifty bucks?

Come on, let's get to it.

All right.

You put your hands behind your back.

One punch.
You won't know when it's coming.

Hey, you see that?

If I'd been doing it for real,
he'd have been on his back.

He won.

That's the way it looked from here.

Let's do it for real.

No, let it go. I don't wanna fight you.

Hey, hands behind your back.

I'm gonna give you the 50 bucks,
all right?

- That was great.
- Nailed him.

It has been a long time
since the temple.

- Yes, it has.
- The temple, that's it.

Master Khan.

You are helping out here...

...and teaching.

I need you. We need you.

There will be great danger...

...and the odds are very poor.

Why not?

- Kwai Chang Caine.
- Rykker.

Except for the fact
that you now have hair...

...you haven't changed in 15 years.

Too bad about your temple.

It was a special place.

When we last met...

...you were searching for the men
who murdered your child.

I found them.

If you were at the temple,
how come I don't remember you?

I don't spend a great deal of time
talking to children.

Paul Blaisdell says you're looking
for some men to put out a fire.

I have some equipment
that will help you to do that.

Oh, you know Blaisdell too?

You meet a great many people
in my business.

Mercenary.

No, mercenaries fight for money.

- I fight for causes.
- The righteous ones, of course.

The ones that interest me.

I'm staying at the Regency.
Pick me up there tomorrow morning.

Don't you wanna know
what's at stake here?

You wanna know
why I'm coming with you?

Because I'm a soldier.

Soldiers need wars.

Because I owe Paul Blaisdell a favor.

And because I owe your father my life.

Make it after breakfast.

The Regency does the finest
eggs Benedict in the city.

What did he mean
by you saving his life?

It is an interesting story.

I will tell it to you some other time.

- Okay, so now we have five.
- Six.

Changed my mind.

I need a little time
to get my black box of goodies together.

Mansfield, isn't it by the lake?
Charming little place.

You talked to Blaisdell.

Well, let's just say he took the trouble
to remind me of duty.

Meet you at the tavern
beside the general store after 6.

Game is afoot, eh? Till then.

Six.

Come on, Kyle. I'll buy you a drink.
We got a lot of catching up to do.

Tell me about Jenny. How'd you meet?

- I am looking for Sheriff Donovan.
- Not here.

What monastery did you fall out of?

A question I am often asked.

Your town has been assaulted,
not once, but four times.

Are you organizing a posse
to find these marauders?

Posse?

Well, I'll just grease up my Winchester
'73 and get my Ned Buntline Colt...

...and we'll go out and round up
some deputies, huh?

- Who the hell are you?
- I am Caine.

Can't be a cop. You're not a fed.

I am a priest.

Please, tell me about these marauders.

They outnumber my police force
by four to one.

Sometimes we try to shoot it out
with them.

But when the smoke clears,
a lot of good cops are dead.

So you care nothing
about a girl who is kidnapped?

There's been no report
of a kidnapping come to this office.

- Who you talking about?
- Her name is Jenny Quinn.

Jen-- Oh, the mayor's daughter?

If she was missing, he'd be camped
right out in my squad room right now.

I leave these survivalists alone
and they leave us alone.

Does Sheriff Donovan
share this cowardice?

Sheriff Donovan
don't know nothing about it.

He's been gone for a week,
and while he's away, I'm in charge.

You cause me one lick of trouble
in this town, I'll throw you in jail.

A statement which I believe
my grandfather heard many times.

Taggart, he's going into the tavern.

The police haven't set up
a command post at your house?

No, they haven't.

Deputy Taggart...

...seems to have no knowledge
of your daughter's kidnapping.

Deputy Sheriff Taggart is a thug...

...and if I'm not mistaken,
being paid off by these killers.

- When do the rest of your men arrive?
- One more is coming later.

One? Six men?

You don't get it, do you?

They've got my daughter,
you understand?

They've got my baby and they'll kill her.
Even after the ransom is paid.

Six men can't handle these animals.

These six can.

Mr. Quinn...

...thing is, we don't have much
of a choice. These men are all we got.

- He's here.
- This is Mayor Quinn.

Got the money raised, Mr. Mayor?

- I have it all.
- Noon tomorrow. High noon.

The old distillery.
One man to carry the ransom. Not a cop.

How about a priest?

- Perfect.
- Now, let me talk to her.

I must be assured she's still alive.

We have a code of honor, sir.

We don't kill hostages
before the ransom is delivered.

Honor? You're scum.

That the best you can do?

Mark Twain described
Shakespearean Stratfordians as...

...troglodytes, thugs, bungalores,
bandoleers and Muscovites.

Salty, but rather erudite.

- Please.
- Soon, Mr. Mayor.

She'll be in your arms again soon.

Sorry I'm late.

It took a little longer to get my bits
and pieces together than I thought.

Tricky begging, borrowing
or stealing explosives.

I wouldn't say no
to a champagne cocktail.

- Or whatever.
- Stuff will rot your insides.

Ever think of carrot juice?

Hardly ever.
Now, if you set up a battle plan...

...I'll work out some surprises
for our guests. Cheers.

Keep away from me.

Jenny, I'm your protector.

We two alone
will sing like birds in the cage.

When thou dost ask me blessing...

...I'll kneel down and
ask of thee forgiveness...

...so we'll live and pray and sing...

...and tell old tales and take upon us
the mystery of things...

...as if we were God's spies.

See, Lear understood
the world was decaying around him.

That it had come to an end.

Don't touch me.

Keeping yourself pure for...?

What's your young man's name? Kyle?

How noble.

By the time this is over,
you'll beg for my touch.

We got Khan stationed at one end
of the street, the Ancient at the other.

- He says high noon tomorrow, but....
- They will keep their word.

You must get some rest.

I will if you will.

- If this girl dies--
- We will not allow that to happen.

Good night, Pop.

Dad.

Everyone's asleep, but not you.

I don't sleep.

- Not ever?
- Not if I can help it.

I thought you might like
some company.

Whatever made you think that?

I'm surprised to see you
on this mission.

Why?

I know you don't do anything
except for money.

Then you don't know me very well,
do you?

When was the last time?

Kiev.

That Russian scientist
wanted to defect.

I don't know how you possibly
got him through the checkpoint.

Couldn't have done it
without your help.

It did occur to me that our opposition
here might be glad to know that...

...this courageous band of adventurers
that Kyle has hired number only six.

I imagine that Deputy Sheriff Taggart
could arrange a meeting for a price.

Maybe I've already done that.

Maybe we're all walking into a trap.

You'll just have to wait and see,
won't you?

I just want to be quite sure that
you remembered why we came here.

A young girl's life is at stake.

You've gotten cynical, Steadman.

It's too bad.

I no longer sell my loyalties
to the highest bidder.

My apologies.

There's a human being
somewhere there.

I always suspected it.

Did you?

Commit it to memory.

Wouldn't do to be in the wrong place
at the wrong time.

You're not interested
where these explosives are located?

I'm more interested in this.

Please, join us.

You're under arrest, Caine.

For what crime?

We ran your name
through the system...

...and came up with
some interesting data.

Like an arrest in Moab, Utah
for attempted murder.

Those charges were dropped.

All kinds of charges can be dropped.

I don't like killers in my town.

These men are my friends.
I'll vouch for them.

Just stay out of this, Mr. Mayor.

I want you and your friends
to leave this town right away.

I do not think so.

Give me your cuffs.

- That was almost as fast as me.
- I didn't want to spill my drink.

As I was saying...

...commit it to memory.

I know you know
how to handle one of these.

I can accept no weapon.

It's a Shaolin thing.

Somehow he never seems
to need one.

- And you?
- I got myself.

Oh, I'll take his.

May I?

More for me.

You're all very strange.

We have surprise on our side.

They will not be expecting resistance.

We've got a lot more than surprise.

We've got a dragon's wing.

- I didn't know dragons had wings.
- Well, this one does.

And this time
I'm gonna be a part of it.

Caine...

...there's a hundred-thousand dollars
in this case.

Bring her back alive.

We're armed.

We're dangerous.

Are we ready?

Let us go.

It's gonna be fun.

Move out. Let's go, let's go.

You're the priest?
Didn't expect to see you.

- Give me the money.
- First, let me see the girl.

Guard thy head,
for I intend to have it ere long.

Henry VI, Part I.

Vador, bring in the girl.

Now give me the girl.

You really thought
we were gonna hand her over, huh?

Let us talk of graves,
of worms, of epitaphs.

Make dust our papers.

And with rainy eyes
write sorrow on the bosom of the earth.

Richard II. Very good.

Now watch the girl executed
before your eyes.

Tallyho.

- Come with me.
- Get the girl.

Get the girl.

This way.

Caine, look out.

Who the hell are you?

No one.

The Ancient has succeeded.

I'll get Vador.

You okay?

- Thank you for saving my life.
- Our pleasure.

Lo Si.

Pop!

Bullets are expensive.
Mind surrendering?

I owed you one.

How'd you get down
from that tower so fast?

I was never in the tower.

Well, who was?

Thought you might need
a little backup.

Now we're seven.

- Jen.
- Kyle.

Hey.

You all right?

Dad.

- Nice explosion.
- Nice shooting.

You all right, Khan?

Bloody marvelous.

Yes, it was.

Secure, partner?

Secure.

Just came around to say goodbye.

What will you do now?

I understand they're having trouble
getting relief supplies into Somalia.

- Thought I might lend a hand.
- So now we know what interests you.

Saving lives.

Good luck, old man.

Glad I was right about you.
Try not to get hurt.

Well, I've endured pain before.

The trick is not minding.

That's right.

Well, we'll see each other again,
I'm sure.

Five marauders killed,
25 wounded, 15 escape.

You don't like what happened,
did you?

I mean, we saved
a young woman's life.

We broke up a gang of marauders...

...that have been
terrorizing three states.

But you think that's wrong.
What is wrong with that?

We fought violence with violence.

Sometimes you have to.

There is always another way.

But...

...we did have...

...a fine dragon's wing, my son.

Did we not?

Bloody marvelous.

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