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NARRATOR: They called itthe Age of Opportunity,
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and no title for its timewas ever more appropriate.
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The future hurtled towardthe town of Centennialon the winds of fortune.
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And men worked to harnessthose winds, winds that sweptnew money westward.
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Fresh Eastern dollars to swellCharlotte Seccombe's alreadyvast Venneford cattle ranch.
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To consolidate the holdingsof Messmore Garrettand his family.
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To enrich Hans Brumbaugh,
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whose farm poured productinto the newly organizedCentral Beet Factory.
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But the winds of fortunecreated darker opportunitiesas well.
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Dreadful opportunities.
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Near the end ofthe 19th century,
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a Minnesota businessman namedSoren Sorenson disappearedfrom the face of the earth.
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And a family named Wendellfounded its future powerand prestige
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on 5,500 stolen dollarsand a murder.
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What's the matter, Philip?
Nobody home?
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Oh, hi, Miss Zendt.
No, I guess not.
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Well, Mr. Timkins says
the message isn't too important.
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So, I guess I can
put it under the...
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I can tell you where he was.
Beaver Creek.
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Something to do
with that poor man, Mr. Sorenson, I believe.
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Oh, well,
does the Sheriff figure that he drowned himself then?
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I guess he must.
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He's got I don't know
how many men out there dragging the creek bottom.
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Oh, well, maybe I better try
to find Mr. Dumire then.
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This might be more important
than I thought. Thanks, Miss Zendt.
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Hey, Vern!
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DUMIRE: Try over there.
All right.
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Maybe I ought to
head downstream.
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Yeah, there's a body
in here.
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Vern! Vern!
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Poke through them reeds
behind you.
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There's a lot of roots
right under you there, Dave.
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Clean them all out.
All right.
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Well.
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It's been a while
since you come calling.
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Well, you said you don't
want me around your office anymore.
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You know why, don't you?
No, sir.
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What you got there?
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Any answer?
Nope.
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(SIGHING)
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Phil, we was pretty good
friends there for a while.
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You almost wound up
being a Deputy, you know that?
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I know. That's what
I sure wanted, Sheriff.
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Can't pin a badge on a liar.
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I never lied to you, Sheriff.
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But you never told me
the truth, either. Not about Sorenson.
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Now let me
give you the facts in this case, Phil.
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Sorenson come into town.
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He had $5,500 with him
to buy some land.
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He went to see Miss Garrett's
party. Got there about 9:00.
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9:30, he left there
with your mom.
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Nobody's ever seen him
or his money since.
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Now, if they went home
together and your dad was to break in on 'em,
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they had a fight
and Sorenson got killed,
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there's no jury in the world
that's gonna call it first degree murder.
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You understand? I mean,
nobody's gonna get hung.
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Now, what happened that night,
Phil?
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Where's the body?
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MAN: Sheriff?
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I got ahold of
something here.
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I don't know what it is,
but it's heavy.
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Give him a hand there.
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It's a log.
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No, that ain't him!
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Wait a minute.
Wait a minute, boy.
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Don't want your tip?
Or don't you need it so much anymore?
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Hey, Brumbaugh.
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Yep. Yep.
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Well, what's the matter
with you?
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You look like
you're waiting for the end of the world.
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Price of sugar beets
gone down?
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Never been higher.
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And what the blazes you
lollygagging around here for anyhow?
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I thought a ranch foreman
was supposed to be out taking care of his cows.
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That's what I'm doing.
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I'm buying them fodder.
Beets?
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Well, it's a sort of
by-product.
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There's a sort of pulp left
after the beets are pressed and drained.
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Then I mix it with low-grade
black molasses.
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You'd feed those poor beast
anything.
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Oh, they love it.
They thrive on it.
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As a matter of fact,
I just signed a contract to buy half the pulp
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your factory here
could produce for the next five years.
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It's 50% of nothing.
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What do you mean?
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Well, you can't have
pulp without beets.
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And you can't have beets
without workers.
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Someone has got to plant them,
block them, thin them.
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I'll be danged
if I can find anyone around here
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that's willing to do that
next spring.
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Maybe you don't pay them
enough.
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I could pay them the moon.
It wouldn't make any difference.
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Nobody wants
to work that hard for someone else.
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That's how I lost
the Takemotos, the Russians, the Germans.
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They want their own farms.
I can't blame them.
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Well, don't give up
on the Mexicans yet.
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I told you I wrote Nacho Gomez
down in Chihuahua.
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He'll probably send
half his town up here.
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Yeah, I'll believe that
when I see it.
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Hans, is this really
a serious problem?
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It's serious enough for me
to think about putting my farm on the market.
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I can't make it
without any help, Jim.
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Well, maybe I ought to prod
old Nacho a little.
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Yep. Yep.
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Is your husband here,
Serafina?
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Captain, give me one minute,
please.
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Tranquilino,
you told me once you were a...
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What is all this
crazy racket out here?
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Soldiers.
(WHISPERS) Soldiers?
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See, I told you,
civil war is coming.
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Yes. The workers
of the mine strike
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and the government
strikes back at them.
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This is
a farming community,
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the silver mines
don't concern us.
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No, the soldiers are here,
there's a revolution coming.
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If it comes,
it is God's will.
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It's General Terrayas' will!
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God doesn't own Chihuahua,
General Terrayas does!
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Just stay out of this,
Nacho.
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I came to talk
to Tranquilino.
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You told me once
you were a patriot.
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Was that true?
True.
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Will you prove it?
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I've been asked to pick
six brave men to do...
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To do a very hard job.
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I want you to be
one of the men.
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What job?
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Why don't you go back
to your nap, Nacho?
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What job?
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Executioners.
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Holy Mary.
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And just who is it
that these patriots are supposed to murder?
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They're not supposed
to murder anybody.
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They'll be asked
to execute certain criminals according to the law.
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Oh, strikers,
the silver miners, huh?
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These rebels happen
to be silver miners, yes.
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Tranquilino.
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I told you before,
I'm telling you now.
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Please, don't do this.
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Go to Colorado
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where you can
earn a lot of money, where there is no danger.
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Father?
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I don't think
it's good for young men to leave their families.
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And I believe in God,
and the government.
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I am unshakably opposed to
a rebellion against either.
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But, Father, I am a farmer.
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I feed the miners.
I can't kill them.
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Is that the answer you want me
to give Captain Salcedo?
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Salcedo?
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What Salcedo?
Who is this?
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Is that the peacock
on the horse? I'll go tell him.
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Nacho!
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Hey, look,
I'm not afraid of these...
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I am afraid. I have a wife
and a child to think about.
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You're not supposed to
do this work out of fear,
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but out of love
for the state.
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Of course, Father. Love.
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Keep your mouth shut
and let me do this.
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What?
Listen to me.
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I will go to Colorado with you
when I come back.
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This could be a long,
hard trip with all that blood on your head.
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At least I will have a head.
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Six men.
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Jim! Jim!
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Oh, that looks good.
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What were you doing
over there by the corral?
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Oh, I was remembering.
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This was the first Line Camp
John Skimmerhorn had me build.
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Do you miss those days, Jim?
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I miss the people.
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All the men I worked with
on my first trail drive.
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Canby and Bufe Coker
and Nate Person, and Nacho.
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And now which one was Nacho?
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Nacho was the cook.
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He was the best cook
I ever saw.
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Well, that's not a very
gentlemanly thing to say.
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Did you fry this chicken?
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Well, not exactly,
but I watched.
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Well, this is good,
it's good. But Nacho's was better.
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Maybe I'll have him
take over your kitchen when he comes up.
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If he comes up.
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He didn't answer
my last letter. I hope he's all right.
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He told me things were getting
a little tense in Chihuahua.
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Revolution?
Wouldn't surprise me.
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Oh, dear.
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You know, it's funny,
the things you live to regret.
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I thought about writing him
two years ago.
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Yes.
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Regret can tear one apart.
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I've always regretted
selling this camp.
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I thought you liked
trespassing.
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Isn't that why we come up here
so often, Charlotte?
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Do you remember
how long it took you to call me that?
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Even after Oliver died and
you were appointed foreman,
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it was always
"Mrs. Seccombe."
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We were talking
about regret.
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Were we?
Chances missed.
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Words that were never said.
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Well, I've got some words
I've been wanting to say to you for a long time.
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And I think this is just about
the best place.
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Before anything's said,
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I have to know how you feel
about Clemma Zendt.
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I was in love with her.
But it's over. She's gone.
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And I love you.
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Charlotte, will you marry me?
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Even though half
the state's bound to gossip about the poor foreman
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taking advantage
of the rich widow?
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You really worry
about gossip?
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Not a damned bit.
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SALCEDO: Ready.
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Aim.
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Fire!
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Next.
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Oh, Mother of God...
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There were no women
in the mines.
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You think strikers' wives are
incapable of causing trouble?
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Ready.
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Aim.
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Wait.
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Didn't you hear me, farmer?
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I will not kill women.
Sergeant!
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Find an extra blind-fold.
FATHER GRAVEZ: Just a minute.
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Father! Do you see?
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I know. Be still.
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Well, Father,
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how good of you
to witness the executions.
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You didn't say
there would be women to shoot.
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I beg your pardon.
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I didn't realize
I was required to say so.
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It seems to me, Captain,
that my villagers have proven their patriotism by now.
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Surely your soldiers
can take over.
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That's not the point.
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I told you to be still.
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But he's right,
you know.
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The point is
that a conscript has refused to obey his captain's command.
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And that he's been condemned
to die for it.
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Sir, I am absolutely astounded
by the government's lack of sense.
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Indeed?
Tell me, for instance,
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how do you intend
to replace your strikers?
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There are Indians.
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Yes, frightened,
underfed creatures.
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Now, look at this mestizo.
Strong as an ox.
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00:19:10,764 --> 00:19:13,562
And all you can think to do
is kill him.
245
00:19:15,402 --> 00:19:19,031
Well, I'm not vindictive.
All right.
246
00:19:21,174 --> 00:19:23,836
Life at hard labor
in the mines.
247
00:19:28,715 --> 00:19:31,878
No!
Don't shoot him!
248
00:19:33,921 --> 00:19:37,254
He's just going back
to his own stable like a good horse.
249
00:19:37,324 --> 00:19:39,349
We'll pick him up
when we finish here.
250
00:19:39,426 --> 00:19:40,586
Now then.
251
00:19:41,395 --> 00:19:42,589
Ready.
252
00:19:43,830 --> 00:19:44,990
Aim.
253
00:19:45,065 --> 00:19:46,191
Fire!
254
00:19:46,266 --> 00:19:47,392
(GUNS FIRING)
255
00:19:58,478 --> 00:19:59,775
Nacho!
256
00:20:01,181 --> 00:20:02,341
Nacho!
257
00:20:03,283 --> 00:20:05,945
I know. I know.
I saw it from the hill.
258
00:20:06,019 --> 00:20:08,249
It was terrible.
Don't talk.
259
00:20:08,989 --> 00:20:10,889
Catch your breath.
We're leaving.
260
00:20:10,958 --> 00:20:12,949
I saddled two horses
in the back.
261
00:20:13,026 --> 00:20:16,291
Where's Serafina?
I sent her to your mother's with the children.
262
00:20:16,363 --> 00:20:17,694
Come on.
263
00:20:26,506 --> 00:20:30,374
All right.
Ride all the way out to Ciudad Ju�rez.
264
00:20:30,444 --> 00:20:32,674
Right across the river
there's a town called El Paso.
265
00:20:32,746 --> 00:20:36,079
I'll meet you in El Paso,
at a bar called Kate's. Understand?
266
00:20:36,149 --> 00:20:37,776
I got this.
Aren't you coming?
267
00:20:37,851 --> 00:20:40,319
Another way.
I want to send the soldiers the wrong direction.
268
00:20:40,387 --> 00:20:42,048
They'll be here any minute.
Go on.
269
00:22:43,877 --> 00:22:45,640
(HUMMING)
270
00:22:53,787 --> 00:22:55,755
Going somewhere,
Mr. Wendell?
271
00:22:56,490 --> 00:22:59,015
Sheriff, good day.
Where you heading?
272
00:22:59,493 --> 00:23:01,927
To the saloon.
It's my lunch hour.
273
00:23:01,995 --> 00:23:04,122
Is that a crime, sir?
274
00:23:04,197 --> 00:23:05,721
No, that ain't.
275
00:23:06,366 --> 00:23:08,391
See you around, Mr. Dumire.
276
00:23:08,468 --> 00:23:09,958
You can count on that.
277
00:23:22,215 --> 00:23:24,979
NORRISS:
Yes, the railroad owns land all over this country.
278
00:23:25,051 --> 00:23:29,613
And I've seen it all.
From Omaha to Denver, Salt Lake City.
279
00:23:29,689 --> 00:23:33,750
The job is just too big
for one man, especially a stranger like me.
280
00:23:33,827 --> 00:23:36,660
What I need, really,
is a local representative.
281
00:23:37,330 --> 00:23:41,027
Someone who knows the town.
Someone with great enthusiasm.
282
00:23:41,101 --> 00:23:44,764
A salesman,
farmer, scientist.
283
00:23:44,838 --> 00:23:46,965
That's a lot to ask for
in one package.
284
00:23:47,040 --> 00:23:48,371
I know it is.
285
00:23:48,441 --> 00:23:52,434
But if the man exists,
I can promise him a splendid opportunity.
286
00:23:52,512 --> 00:23:53,911
Excuse me.
287
00:23:56,082 --> 00:23:59,643
Excuse me, I wonder
if I could bother you for the salt, please.
288
00:23:59,719 --> 00:24:02,187
No bother at all, sir.
Thank you.
289
00:24:04,157 --> 00:24:07,092
Lovely weather we're having.
Beautiful.
290
00:24:07,561 --> 00:24:09,927
Is it typical of the area?
Oh, yes.
291
00:24:09,996 --> 00:24:13,693
As an agriculturist,
I can assure you of that.
292
00:24:13,767 --> 00:24:15,234
As a...
Agriculturist.
293
00:24:15,302 --> 00:24:17,532
I took my degree at Bonn.
Really?
294
00:24:17,604 --> 00:24:22,473
And I can also assure you,
sir, there is no finer weather for farming on this earth
295
00:24:22,542 --> 00:24:24,703
than right here
in Centennial.
296
00:24:24,778 --> 00:24:26,211
Really?
297
00:24:27,480 --> 00:24:29,846
My name is Norriss, Mr...
298
00:24:29,916 --> 00:24:31,907
Wendell.
Wendell.
299
00:24:31,985 --> 00:24:33,612
And I'm with
the Union Pacific.
300
00:24:33,687 --> 00:24:35,848
This is a remarkable
coincidence.
301
00:24:35,922 --> 00:24:39,551
I wonder if we might be
more comfortable at one of the tables.
302
00:24:39,626 --> 00:24:40,991
Of course.
303
00:24:47,667 --> 00:24:48,656
Now then...
304
00:24:48,735 --> 00:24:52,068
Mr. Wendell, have you had
any experience selling land?
305
00:24:52,138 --> 00:24:53,503
No, sir.
306
00:24:53,773 --> 00:24:56,105
No direct experience.
307
00:24:56,176 --> 00:25:00,545
But I've helped
more than one acquaintance transfer his property.
308
00:25:00,614 --> 00:25:03,412
And I'll wager you did it
with enthusiasm, too.
309
00:25:03,483 --> 00:25:04,575
Oh, well...
310
00:25:05,018 --> 00:25:08,920
If I were to ask you
if you thought it would be a good idea for me
311
00:25:08,989 --> 00:25:11,856
to buy farmland
in Centennial,
312
00:25:11,925 --> 00:25:13,290
what would you say?
313
00:25:13,360 --> 00:25:16,261
I would say you were
the wisest man in all Christendom.
314
00:25:16,329 --> 00:25:19,059
We're in an undiscovered
Garden of Eden here.
315
00:25:19,132 --> 00:25:22,898
Then if you had the land,
you feel you could sell it fairly easily?
316
00:25:22,969 --> 00:25:25,403
My dear man,
it would sell itself!
317
00:25:25,472 --> 00:25:28,635
The only question is where
is the land to come from?
318
00:25:28,708 --> 00:25:34,510
My company, the Union Pacific
owns thousands of acres along its right-of-way.
319
00:25:34,581 --> 00:25:36,242
All empty.
320
00:25:36,316 --> 00:25:40,184
Which is a very poor bargain
indeed for the Union Pacific, if you follow my meaning.
321
00:25:40,253 --> 00:25:41,413
Oh, perfectly.
322
00:25:41,488 --> 00:25:44,321
A railroad needs freight to
haul, produce, population...
323
00:25:44,391 --> 00:25:47,451
Especially population,
Mr. Wendell.
324
00:25:47,527 --> 00:25:50,587
From the East,
from the South, from Europe.
325
00:25:50,864 --> 00:25:55,597
And for that we need
photographs and pamphlets to draw the people here.
326
00:25:56,169 --> 00:25:59,036
And agents to show
the property when they arrive.
327
00:25:59,105 --> 00:26:02,404
My Lord, what noble work.
328
00:26:02,475 --> 00:26:06,343
Something you might consider
undertaking yourself, Mr. Wendell?
329
00:26:07,080 --> 00:26:09,014
Myself, sir?
330
00:26:09,082 --> 00:26:11,346
It's an opportunity,
Mr. Wendell.
331
00:26:11,418 --> 00:26:13,909
An opportunity.
Well, I...
332
00:26:13,987 --> 00:26:16,080
I have no background in sales.
333
00:26:16,156 --> 00:26:20,286
You have what it takes,
Mr. Wendell, enthusiasm and spirit.
334
00:26:20,360 --> 00:26:23,659
Well...
And like you said, the land will sell itself.
335
00:26:23,730 --> 00:26:28,099
Mr. Norriss, I must tell you
I'm very flattered by your suggestion, but...
336
00:26:28,568 --> 00:26:30,160
Well, we hardly know
each other.
337
00:26:30,270 --> 00:26:35,799
Well, let me assure you,
Mr. Wendell, that my interest and my offer are legitimate.
338
00:26:35,875 --> 00:26:39,174
I pride myself
on being enough of a judge of character
339
00:26:39,245 --> 00:26:41,304
to say that you're a man
I can trust.
340
00:26:41,381 --> 00:26:44,748
A man our clients
can have real confidence in.
341
00:26:44,818 --> 00:26:49,016
By George, Mr. Norriss,
I believe you and I may have a deal!
342
00:27:11,344 --> 00:27:13,107
Well, hello, Phil.
343
00:27:14,314 --> 00:27:17,112
Afternoon, Sheriff.
Good day for fishing.
344
00:27:17,183 --> 00:27:19,674
Too bad we haven't got a pole.
Yeah.
345
00:27:21,955 --> 00:27:25,015
You've been coming up here
a lot lately.
346
00:27:25,091 --> 00:27:26,251
I don't see you swimming
anymore.
347
00:27:26,326 --> 00:27:28,317
You used to swim around here
all the time, didn't you?
348
00:27:28,395 --> 00:27:29,919
Well, because of my job,
you know.
349
00:27:31,064 --> 00:27:32,588
Where'd you hide him, Phil?
350
00:27:36,302 --> 00:27:39,100
It's too bad you don't know
nothing about the law.
351
00:27:39,839 --> 00:27:42,307
You'd realize they don't send
a little boy to prison.
352
00:27:42,375 --> 00:27:44,866
Especially if he was to
cooperate with the law.
353
00:27:45,912 --> 00:27:48,210
Wait a minute.
You know what?
354
00:27:49,749 --> 00:27:52,411
That's pretty dumb.
You forget I said that.
355
00:27:52,485 --> 00:27:56,012
I know you're not keeping
quiet to protect yourself.
356
00:27:56,089 --> 00:27:57,852
You're thinking about
your folks.
357
00:27:57,924 --> 00:28:01,189
I wouldn't expect you
to tell on them, just so you could go scot-free.
358
00:28:04,064 --> 00:28:06,089
And I know you got
a conscience, too.
359
00:28:07,033 --> 00:28:09,365
They've laid one hell
of a load on you.
360
00:28:09,436 --> 00:28:11,904
You want to carry that around
all your life?
361
00:28:50,043 --> 00:28:52,034
Oh, Mrs. Harlow.
362
00:28:52,112 --> 00:28:55,775
Mrs. Seccombe!
What a pleasant surprise.
363
00:28:55,849 --> 00:28:58,249
We don't often get to see
our best customer in person.
364
00:28:58,318 --> 00:29:01,879
Well, I don't often have
to rearrange my accounts, Mr. Harlow.
365
00:29:01,955 --> 00:29:03,513
No, it's all right.
I am not leaving the bank.
366
00:29:03,590 --> 00:29:05,956
I just wanted to have a word
with your Trust Officer,
367
00:29:06,025 --> 00:29:10,485
warn him about a name change
and so forth, I've decided to remarry.
368
00:29:11,197 --> 00:29:13,961
No! Well, splendid!
369
00:29:14,033 --> 00:29:17,025
And who's the lucky man?
I am, sir.
370
00:29:18,204 --> 00:29:21,196
Well, congratulations,
Mr. Lloyd! Thank you very much.
371
00:29:21,274 --> 00:29:22,673
I hope
you'll be most happy, ma'am!
372
00:29:22,742 --> 00:29:24,266
I know I shall.
373
00:29:24,344 --> 00:29:28,280
Mrs. Seccombe, you just go
right on inside and tell Mr. Green what you want.
374
00:29:28,348 --> 00:29:29,815
My wife and I
have an errand to run.
375
00:29:29,883 --> 00:29:31,646
I'll leave you
to business.
376
00:29:32,986 --> 00:29:34,214
Thank you.
377
00:29:37,490 --> 00:29:38,787
Morning.
378
00:29:42,395 --> 00:29:43,885
(WHISTLE BLOWING)
379
00:29:57,744 --> 00:30:00,144
Hello, Jim.
Axel, how are you?
380
00:30:00,213 --> 00:30:02,340
Not bad. What's so funny?
381
00:30:02,415 --> 00:30:04,679
Oh, nothing.
It's just human nature.
382
00:30:05,185 --> 00:30:07,244
Makes you laugh, huh?
Yeah.
383
00:30:08,221 --> 00:30:10,621
Makes me wanna throw up
sometimes.
384
00:30:11,157 --> 00:30:12,784
No break
in the Sorenson, huh?
385
00:30:13,459 --> 00:30:14,721
PHILIP: Sheriff!
386
00:30:15,495 --> 00:30:16,655
Wire just come in.
387
00:30:16,729 --> 00:30:19,459
Mr. Timkins said
I should find you right away.
388
00:30:25,538 --> 00:30:26,903
Trouble?
389
00:30:27,340 --> 00:30:29,865
Somebody spotted
the Pettis Gang outside of Cheyenne.
390
00:30:29,943 --> 00:30:33,071
Informant says they're
on their way down here to kill Amos Calendar.
391
00:30:33,146 --> 00:30:35,512
They'll be
getting here now.
392
00:30:35,582 --> 00:30:38,676
Well, I'm gonna
round up a posse.
393
00:30:38,751 --> 00:30:40,218
Jim, you wanna go...
Warn Amos?
394
00:30:40,286 --> 00:30:43,153
Yeah. Take Peterson's horse
right there. Hey!
395
00:30:58,538 --> 00:31:00,529
Fool! Why don't you watch
where you're going?
396
00:31:03,343 --> 00:31:05,675
Excuse me.
Wasn't that Jim Lloyd?
397
00:31:05,745 --> 00:31:09,909
Yes. That was Mr. Lloyd.
He a friend of yours?
398
00:31:09,983 --> 00:31:11,314
He was.
399
00:31:12,018 --> 00:31:15,476
I hope he still is.
I don't believe I've caught the name.
400
00:31:15,888 --> 00:31:17,446
Clemma Zendt.
401
00:31:34,741 --> 00:31:36,038
(SIGHING)
402
00:31:41,848 --> 00:31:43,281
LUCINDA:
Anything else, Brumbaugh?
403
00:31:43,349 --> 00:31:46,580
Bound to be,
but I won't remember till I'm halfway home.
404
00:31:46,653 --> 00:31:48,917
Are you going
to use those new workers from Mexico?
405
00:31:48,988 --> 00:31:50,853
Yeah, maybe.
406
00:31:55,695 --> 00:31:57,026
How are you, Mama?
407
00:31:59,332 --> 00:32:01,926
It's Clemma, Mr. Brumbaugh.
Don't you remember me?
408
00:32:02,001 --> 00:32:03,628
Do I remember you?
409
00:32:04,337 --> 00:32:07,238
I remember
the first time I saw you at your papa's old place.
410
00:32:08,641 --> 00:32:09,903
Where is Papa?
411
00:32:14,047 --> 00:32:15,537
Well, I...
412
00:32:17,083 --> 00:32:19,608
I know you have
a lot to talk about.
413
00:32:42,909 --> 00:32:45,707
DUMIRE: Go on down
to the livery stable there, tell Clay I want him up here.
414
00:32:45,778 --> 00:32:48,941
Don't just stand there,
go in the saloon and see who you can get!
415
00:32:49,015 --> 00:32:51,950
Axel! What's wrong?
Town on fire?
416
00:32:52,018 --> 00:32:53,110
Worse than that.
417
00:32:53,186 --> 00:32:55,711
Pettis Gang's
coming down here to kill Amos Calendar,
418
00:32:55,788 --> 00:32:57,278
and they ain't gonna stop
at killing him.
419
00:32:57,357 --> 00:32:59,222
You know that better than
I do, don't you?
420
00:32:59,692 --> 00:33:00,852
I'll get my gun.
421
00:33:01,828 --> 00:33:03,489
Meet us at Dooley's Road.
422
00:33:05,631 --> 00:33:08,122
Come on.
Gonna make me a deputy?
423
00:33:08,201 --> 00:33:11,534
No, I ain't.
Gonna write some wires. Come on.
424
00:33:14,407 --> 00:33:17,570
Hey, why are they after
Mr. Calendar?
425
00:33:18,878 --> 00:33:21,642
Because they think he killed
Frank and Orvid Pettis.
426
00:33:22,348 --> 00:33:24,646
That was a few years ago,
before your time.
427
00:33:24,717 --> 00:33:27,584
I heard that there were
a couple of other fellows on that killing,
428
00:33:27,653 --> 00:33:29,416
like Mr. Brumbaugh
and Jim Lloyd.
429
00:33:30,256 --> 00:33:31,689
You hear a lot, don't you?
430
00:33:33,593 --> 00:33:36,221
Too bad you don't tell me
all you know.
431
00:33:36,362 --> 00:33:38,193
Might have the makings of
a sheriff yet.
432
00:33:42,635 --> 00:33:44,125
(GUN FIRING)
433
00:33:49,809 --> 00:33:51,970
I was wondering
when you were gonna show up.
434
00:33:52,044 --> 00:33:53,875
You recognize
any of them?
435
00:33:53,946 --> 00:33:56,881
They're all some kind of kin
to the Pettises.
436
00:33:56,949 --> 00:33:58,974
That's Roy Pearce
behind that rock there.
437
00:34:00,019 --> 00:34:03,352
You know, Amos,
I got to tell you I've seen better positions to defend.
438
00:34:03,423 --> 00:34:04,981
Yeah, I know.
439
00:34:05,057 --> 00:34:08,652
They'll all come splashing
over here soon as they get up the nerve.
440
00:34:08,728 --> 00:34:10,696
Howdy, Jake.
Mr. Lloyd.
441
00:34:11,097 --> 00:34:13,088
You know,
somebody ought to go back and speed up the Sheriff.
442
00:34:13,166 --> 00:34:15,930
Where's your horses?
They're out there behind us someplace.
443
00:34:16,002 --> 00:34:17,469
We cut them loose.
444
00:34:25,845 --> 00:34:27,779
Hey, Son?
Yes, sir?
445
00:34:28,314 --> 00:34:31,283
Do you think you could
make it back to town if we covered you?
446
00:34:32,852 --> 00:34:34,080
Yes, sir.
447
00:34:36,456 --> 00:34:38,481
I'm afraid that's
the only way, Amos.
448
00:34:41,294 --> 00:34:43,125
All right, Son,
yell when you're ready.
449
00:34:44,697 --> 00:34:46,164
Okay, I'm ready.
450
00:34:50,236 --> 00:34:51,328
Go, Jake.
451
00:35:10,857 --> 00:35:11,983
He made it.
452
00:35:13,493 --> 00:35:17,589
You know, in a way I'm glad
this whole thing's coming to a head, aren't you?
453
00:35:17,663 --> 00:35:20,325
Just as long as it's not
my head that it's coming to.
454
00:35:23,402 --> 00:35:24,426
(CLEARS THROAT)
455
00:35:24,504 --> 00:35:26,369
Tell Timkins to get them
wires right off.
456
00:35:26,439 --> 00:35:29,374
Oh, Mr. Dumire,
I can't seem to locate my foreman.
457
00:35:29,442 --> 00:35:32,343
Oh, somebody should
have told you. I had to borrow him.
458
00:35:32,411 --> 00:35:35,107
Borrow?
Oh, it's the Pettis Gang, ma'am.
459
00:35:35,181 --> 00:35:37,615
But don't worry,
the Sheriff will run them down.
460
00:35:37,683 --> 00:35:39,241
Get them wires off!
461
00:35:39,318 --> 00:35:40,842
The Pettis Gang?
Aren't they the ones who...
462
00:35:40,920 --> 00:35:43,855
Yes, ma'am, and I'll get
somebody to drive you home.
463
00:35:43,923 --> 00:35:46,949
Oh, no, it's all right,
Mr. Dumire, but I can manage. Thank you.
464
00:35:55,968 --> 00:35:57,595
Sheriff! Sheriff!
465
00:35:57,670 --> 00:35:59,467
There's four of them out
at my Pa's wagon.
466
00:35:59,539 --> 00:36:01,200
Jim get there?
Yes, sir.
467
00:36:10,716 --> 00:36:12,445
Who was that, Mama?
468
00:36:13,052 --> 00:36:15,987
Charlotte Seccombe.
From the Venneford Ranch.
469
00:36:16,188 --> 00:36:17,655
I thought so.
470
00:36:17,990 --> 00:36:19,981
She's prettier than ever.
471
00:36:20,893 --> 00:36:25,830
I guess that's what it's like
when you have a mansion to live in, money to burn.
472
00:36:26,299 --> 00:36:29,063
A rich, handsome
English husband.
473
00:36:29,135 --> 00:36:32,161
Her rich, handsome
English husband killed himself, Clemma.
474
00:36:33,072 --> 00:36:34,369
Oh.
475
00:36:34,440 --> 00:36:37,637
Well, she shouldn't have
any problem remarrying.
476
00:36:37,710 --> 00:36:39,769
Not the great lady
of the manor.
477
00:36:39,845 --> 00:36:42,245
I hear she's already
made her choice.
478
00:36:42,315 --> 00:36:44,112
Who, for heaven's sake?
479
00:36:44,183 --> 00:36:45,548
Jim Lloyd.
480
00:36:46,385 --> 00:36:49,843
But that's crazy.
Jim Lloyd would never marry a woman like that.
481
00:36:49,922 --> 00:36:51,890
It wouldn't surprise me.
482
00:36:53,526 --> 00:36:54,925
It would me.
483
00:37:04,203 --> 00:37:05,727
It's awful quiet.
484
00:37:05,805 --> 00:37:07,466
Probably just reloading.
485
00:37:08,841 --> 00:37:10,900
Reminds me.
Give me some shells.
486
00:37:10,977 --> 00:37:12,638
You are joking, I hope.
487
00:37:15,214 --> 00:37:16,579
You're out?
488
00:37:17,016 --> 00:37:18,347
I got one.
489
00:37:24,323 --> 00:37:26,723
I guess we can always
throw rocks.
490
00:37:29,128 --> 00:37:31,562
Maybe they won't be
crazy enough to try a straight-on rush.
491
00:37:31,631 --> 00:37:34,156
Roy Pearce is crazy enough
to try anything.
492
00:37:45,144 --> 00:37:46,168
Get him.
493
00:38:04,130 --> 00:38:05,563
You know, that's
the first time in my life,
494
00:38:05,631 --> 00:38:08,099
I've ever seen Roy Pearce
run from a fight.
495
00:38:08,167 --> 00:38:10,601
It's the first time
he's ever been outnumbered.
496
00:38:10,670 --> 00:38:12,001
(LAUGHING)
497
00:38:12,071 --> 00:38:13,834
You know, if you'd missed...
498
00:38:14,440 --> 00:38:16,431
Let's not think about it.
499
00:38:23,382 --> 00:38:27,011
That was just like
our first trail drive with Skimmerhorn and Poteet.
500
00:38:27,086 --> 00:38:29,179
The way you dropped
that Comanche Indian.
501
00:38:30,790 --> 00:38:32,985
Well, that seems like
such a long time ago.
502
00:38:42,068 --> 00:38:44,628
Some rescue.
Party's over with.
503
00:38:45,171 --> 00:38:48,265
There are three of them,
dead or wounded on the other side of the stream.
504
00:38:48,340 --> 00:38:49,773
Roy Pearce done took off.
505
00:38:49,842 --> 00:38:51,776
Well, he ain't
gonna get far.
506
00:38:51,844 --> 00:38:53,505
We sent wires
to every peace officer within 100 miles.
507
00:38:53,579 --> 00:38:55,171
There ain't a town left
he can hide in.
508
00:38:55,247 --> 00:38:57,044
Except one.
Huh?
509
00:38:57,116 --> 00:38:58,879
Who's looking after
Centennial?
510
00:38:59,652 --> 00:39:03,452
He wouldn't have the guts!
He's as tough as any man I ever knew, Mr. Brumbaugh.
511
00:39:04,056 --> 00:39:05,455
Well, when did he run?
512
00:39:05,791 --> 00:39:09,591
He's smart as any man
I ever knew, too, when it comes to fighting.
513
00:39:12,264 --> 00:39:14,425
If we don't get him,
he'll be back.
514
00:39:16,102 --> 00:39:18,570
This time with the odds
on his side.
515
00:39:19,505 --> 00:39:21,063
Let's check out his trail.
516
00:39:21,140 --> 00:39:23,108
The other side
of the stream there.
517
00:39:55,641 --> 00:39:58,235
But what makes you think
Pearce would ever come back into town?
518
00:39:58,310 --> 00:40:00,835
Tracks, Mr. Wendell.
He's in town.
519
00:40:01,847 --> 00:40:03,747
He's not in the hotel.
Well, he's someplace.
520
00:40:04,016 --> 00:40:06,576
Amos, you go on and
go through the rest of the railroad yard.
521
00:40:06,652 --> 00:40:07,676
Take three men with you.
522
00:40:07,753 --> 00:40:10,984
Jim, three men down.
Down to the alley behind the bank.
523
00:40:11,056 --> 00:40:13,923
Brumbaugh, you go through
the cattle pens. Take three men with you.
524
00:40:13,993 --> 00:40:15,858
The rest of you,
come with me.
525
00:40:16,529 --> 00:40:18,997
Now what are you
doing here? Go on home!
526
00:40:19,064 --> 00:40:20,929
Yes, Philip,
what do you think you're doing?
527
00:40:21,000 --> 00:40:23,332
You want
a good whipping now? Go on!
528
00:40:23,402 --> 00:40:25,165
The Sheriff
can handle this.
529
00:40:25,237 --> 00:40:28,365
If we're lucky,
it may be the last thing he ever handles.
530
00:40:29,708 --> 00:40:32,472
Sure let us off the hook,
wouldn't it, Son?
531
00:40:34,914 --> 00:40:37,542
Philip! Philip!
532
00:41:52,224 --> 00:41:54,089
Get back of the store.
533
00:42:41,807 --> 00:42:44,173
MAN 1: Axel,
he's been here!
534
00:42:44,243 --> 00:42:46,871
Somebody's been here.
Back door's open.
535
00:42:58,057 --> 00:43:00,082
Sheriff! On the roof!
536
00:43:14,440 --> 00:43:16,806
He isn't dead.
Get the doctor!
537
00:43:32,191 --> 00:43:33,453
Sun's up.
538
00:43:35,194 --> 00:43:36,923
Why don't you go
back to the ranch, Jim?
539
00:43:36,996 --> 00:43:38,554
I'll send for you
if there's any...
540
00:43:38,630 --> 00:43:39,619
(DOOR OPENS)
541
00:43:46,739 --> 00:43:47,831
Well?
542
00:43:47,906 --> 00:43:49,669
I'm sorry.
There is no hope.
543
00:43:49,742 --> 00:43:53,371
We can't even operate.
The bullet's too close to his heart.
544
00:43:53,779 --> 00:43:57,078
I asked him if there was
anyone he wanted to see.
545
00:43:57,583 --> 00:44:01,019
His answer surprised me.
Young Philip Wendell.
546
00:44:02,654 --> 00:44:04,121
I'll get him.
547
00:44:12,297 --> 00:44:13,958
I don't know,
I don't like it.
548
00:44:14,333 --> 00:44:16,801
Why should the Sheriff
want to talk to Philip? It's unnatural.
549
00:44:16,869 --> 00:44:19,201
Doesn't matter.
It's the last time.
550
00:44:19,605 --> 00:44:21,800
Give me his cap.
No.
551
00:44:21,874 --> 00:44:23,808
I want my sheriff's hat.
552
00:44:24,076 --> 00:44:25,373
Philip...
553
00:44:47,266 --> 00:44:49,200
Can you believe it?
554
00:44:54,106 --> 00:44:56,233
Do you know
what this means?
555
00:44:56,308 --> 00:44:58,799
No more spying,
no more prying, no more questions
556
00:44:58,877 --> 00:45:00,708
and, my darling,
557
00:45:00,779 --> 00:45:03,373
we can spend the money!
558
00:45:03,449 --> 00:45:06,543
Some of it. Some of it,
as long as it's not on anything foolish.
559
00:45:06,618 --> 00:45:10,054
No, nothing foolish.
Nothing foolish. Nothing foolish.
560
00:45:10,222 --> 00:45:12,747
Land?
Land.
561
00:45:12,925 --> 00:45:14,790
Yes.
Yes, yes, land.
562
00:45:14,860 --> 00:45:16,555
If it's cheap enough.
563
00:45:16,628 --> 00:45:20,029
The deserts east of town
along the railroad tracks.
564
00:45:20,099 --> 00:45:22,192
Oh, Mervin!
565
00:45:22,568 --> 00:45:24,866
What could be
more foolish than that?
566
00:45:24,937 --> 00:45:28,668
For twenty-five cents
an acre, I can pick up half of Colorado.
567
00:45:28,740 --> 00:45:32,699
Well, you could
probably pick up half the Sahara for less.
568
00:45:32,778 --> 00:45:36,407
But no one intends to irrigate
the Sahara or advertise it.
569
00:45:36,482 --> 00:45:39,007
And then appoint
Mr. Mervin Wendell
570
00:45:39,084 --> 00:45:42,315
as official real estate agent
for the entire shebang.
571
00:45:43,655 --> 00:45:45,623
What are you talking about?
572
00:45:45,691 --> 00:45:47,682
A fortune, Mrs. Wendell.
573
00:45:47,759 --> 00:45:50,751
I am talking
about a fortune!
574
00:46:31,737 --> 00:46:35,605
Well... Good morning, Deputy.
575
00:46:37,342 --> 00:46:38,673
Morning, Sheriff.
576
00:46:38,744 --> 00:46:40,803
I wanna thank you
for yelling.
577
00:46:40,879 --> 00:46:43,404
Yeah, but he still got
the shot off.
578
00:46:43,849 --> 00:46:45,339
(SIGHING) I know.
579
00:46:46,285 --> 00:46:48,344
Point is you yelled.
580
00:46:48,420 --> 00:46:50,183
(COUGHING)
581
00:46:55,727 --> 00:46:59,458
Listen, Phil, this...
582
00:47:00,065 --> 00:47:03,125
This game we've been playing
is about over.
583
00:47:05,604 --> 00:47:09,665
So I don't think
it's gonna hurt anybody if we cheat a little here.
584
00:47:10,876 --> 00:47:12,901
Nobody can hear us.
585
00:47:15,414 --> 00:47:18,850
I gotta know
where you hid that body, son.
586
00:47:22,554 --> 00:47:27,423
Now, it ain't the law
this time, you understand?
587
00:47:29,127 --> 00:47:32,563
It ain't so
somebody's gonna go to jail.
588
00:47:33,098 --> 00:47:35,896
Nothing like that.
It's too late for that.
589
00:47:36,602 --> 00:47:38,331
It's just for me.
590
00:47:40,706 --> 00:47:42,571
I got a right to know.
591
00:47:43,342 --> 00:47:47,278
It's my job, see. I gotta...
592
00:47:47,746 --> 00:47:49,304
(COUGHING)
593
00:48:01,960 --> 00:48:04,292
It's down in the creek,
ain't it?
594
00:48:05,130 --> 00:48:07,030
Ain't that right, Phil?
595
00:48:07,332 --> 00:48:10,062
That day you was
under the water so long.
596
00:48:11,136 --> 00:48:14,833
You told me
you was in the reeds. But that was a lie, wasn't it?
597
00:48:16,675 --> 00:48:20,304
You was down
under the water all that time. You found a hiding place.
598
00:48:22,381 --> 00:48:25,748
One good one
nobody'd know about.
599
00:48:25,817 --> 00:48:27,375
Hole in the bank maybe?
600
00:48:27,953 --> 00:48:29,318
Cave.
601
00:48:32,257 --> 00:48:34,452
You lugged
the body down there,
602
00:48:35,227 --> 00:48:38,219
but you was too smart
to just throw it in the reeds
603
00:48:38,297 --> 00:48:41,460
'cause you knew I'd find it
if I dragged the bottom.
604
00:48:43,402 --> 00:48:47,202
That's why you were
so scared that day, wasn't it?
605
00:48:47,439 --> 00:48:49,839
You knew
I was coming close.
606
00:48:53,245 --> 00:48:54,576
I know, Phil.
607
00:48:57,149 --> 00:48:58,138
I know.
608
00:48:58,216 --> 00:48:59,615
(COUGHING)
609
00:49:06,892 --> 00:49:11,329
Son, I ain't asking you
to betray anybody.
610
00:49:15,033 --> 00:49:17,433
You don't even
have to say nothing.
611
00:49:20,005 --> 00:49:22,098
Just nod your head
612
00:49:24,476 --> 00:49:26,307
if I'm right, will you?
613
00:49:33,185 --> 00:49:34,914
Just tell me...
614
00:49:40,158 --> 00:49:41,352
(GASPS)
615
00:49:47,065 --> 00:49:48,327
Sheriff?
616
00:49:49,267 --> 00:49:50,495
Sheriff?
617
00:49:55,273 --> 00:49:58,902
Sheriff! You were right!
You were right! We did!
618
00:50:01,213 --> 00:50:02,737
You were right!
619
00:50:06,551 --> 00:50:07,779
(SOBBING)
620
00:50:56,468 --> 00:50:59,369
Nacho? Nacho?
621
00:51:03,608 --> 00:51:04,939
(GASPING)
622
00:51:08,980 --> 00:51:12,746
What are we doing
in this godforsaken wasteland?
623
00:51:21,760 --> 00:51:25,423
NACHO: Are we talking
about the same thing?
624
00:51:27,466 --> 00:51:29,263
It's beautiful to me.
625
00:51:30,101 --> 00:51:31,466
It's a desert.
626
00:51:33,939 --> 00:51:35,167
No.
627
00:51:38,944 --> 00:51:40,343
Ni�o,
628
00:51:42,113 --> 00:51:45,674
my life has been a desert,
629
00:51:46,318 --> 00:51:49,219
except for Serafina and you
630
00:51:51,523 --> 00:51:55,857
and the little one,
and this...
631
00:51:57,996 --> 00:51:59,395
This trail...
632
00:52:03,168 --> 00:52:06,035
This trail
where I rode with men
633
00:52:06,104 --> 00:52:08,664
who judged youby how you worked,
634
00:52:08,740 --> 00:52:11,709
not how you looked,or how you spoke.
635
00:52:12,811 --> 00:52:14,335
(WHISTLING)
636
00:52:16,748 --> 00:52:19,216
Se�or, I no steal.
637
00:52:19,284 --> 00:52:20,774
Don't worry.
638
00:52:28,026 --> 00:52:29,653
What's that
you're cooking?
639
00:52:29,728 --> 00:52:32,094
Ends, se�or, only ends.
640
00:52:34,866 --> 00:52:36,993
So it is,
but it sure smells like a lot more.
641
00:52:37,068 --> 00:52:38,558
You want some?
642
00:52:39,037 --> 00:52:41,028
Yeah, thanks.
643
00:52:44,309 --> 00:52:46,607
Mmm. Delicious.
644
00:52:47,412 --> 00:52:50,870
I haven't had anything
tasted that good since back home in Minnesota.
645
00:52:50,949 --> 00:52:53,213
Minnesota? Where is that?
646
00:52:53,652 --> 00:52:56,143
You never heard
of Minnesota? No, se�or.
647
00:52:57,589 --> 00:53:00,251
Well, it's a place
a long way from here.
648
00:53:01,159 --> 00:53:02,558
Good farmland.
649
00:53:02,627 --> 00:53:04,618
A farm, yes.
I come from a farm, too.
650
00:53:04,696 --> 00:53:07,460
You know, Santa Ynez,
in Mexico? Hmm.
651
00:53:07,532 --> 00:53:09,830
You a farmer?
No, se�or.
652
00:53:09,901 --> 00:53:13,428
Everything I plant
won't even grow in Minnesota.
653
00:53:13,505 --> 00:53:16,269
But what I cook
tastes good, s�?
654
00:53:18,510 --> 00:53:20,273
Best I ever tasted.
655
00:53:21,179 --> 00:53:22,806
So, what do you do?
656
00:53:22,881 --> 00:53:24,178
I cook.
657
00:53:24,249 --> 00:53:25,477
For who?
658
00:53:26,117 --> 00:53:27,516
No work now.
659
00:53:32,290 --> 00:53:33,814
How'd you like
to ride for me?
660
00:53:33,892 --> 00:53:35,689
Tend to the horses,
do the cooking?
661
00:53:36,094 --> 00:53:38,255
Where are you
heading to, se�or?
662
00:53:38,330 --> 00:53:40,161
Who knows. Wherever I can find
a trail boss
663
00:53:40,231 --> 00:53:42,165
that'll drive a herd
north for me.
664
00:53:42,233 --> 00:53:43,825
Where, to Kansas?
Colorado.
665
00:53:43,902 --> 00:53:45,426
(EXCLAIMING)
666
00:53:45,503 --> 00:53:46,731
What's the matter?
667
00:53:46,805 --> 00:53:49,365
I've always wanted
to see Colorado.
668
00:53:50,275 --> 00:53:52,573
Well, then, that's settled.
669
00:53:58,850 --> 00:54:00,442
R.J. Poteet!
670
00:54:03,755 --> 00:54:05,017
Poteet!
671
00:54:10,161 --> 00:54:11,526
I'm Poteet.
672
00:54:11,730 --> 00:54:14,062
I'm Skimmerhorn,
down from Colorado.
673
00:54:14,666 --> 00:54:17,601
Well, what can I do for you,
Mr. Skimmerhorn?
674
00:54:17,669 --> 00:54:20,194
I want you to put me together
a good mixed herd.
675
00:54:20,739 --> 00:54:22,104
How many you need?
676
00:54:22,173 --> 00:54:24,437
Two, three thousand.
677
00:54:24,976 --> 00:54:26,375
Well, we can get them
for you.
678
00:54:26,444 --> 00:54:28,173
Can you get them north?
679
00:54:28,847 --> 00:54:30,405
Well, you know,
680
00:54:31,549 --> 00:54:34,040
if we tried pushing them
across Western Kansas,
681
00:54:34,119 --> 00:54:36,019
we'll be lucky to keep
half the herd.
682
00:54:36,087 --> 00:54:37,384
I've tried that.
683
00:54:37,455 --> 00:54:38,786
What can we do?
684
00:54:39,124 --> 00:54:41,649
Well, there's another way,
but I wouldn't want to force it on you.
685
00:54:41,726 --> 00:54:42,886
What way?
686
00:54:42,961 --> 00:54:45,862
Well, two years ago,
a man named Goodnight...
687
00:54:45,930 --> 00:54:47,261
He was something.
688
00:54:47,332 --> 00:54:50,392
He headed 2,000 critters
far south of here.
689
00:54:50,468 --> 00:54:54,802
Right straight across
the desert then swung them north to Colorado and Wyoming.
690
00:54:55,006 --> 00:54:56,633
The desert?
691
00:54:56,775 --> 00:55:01,212
That way
his greatest risk was nature not the Indians or outlaws.
692
00:55:01,279 --> 00:55:03,076
Could it be done again?
693
00:55:03,148 --> 00:55:04,638
It could.
694
00:55:04,716 --> 00:55:06,115
What are your terms?
695
00:55:06,618 --> 00:55:10,019
80 cents a head
for every animal I deliver.
696
00:55:10,088 --> 00:55:12,420
I pay the crew,
you furnish the horses.
697
00:55:12,924 --> 00:55:14,323
Mr. Poteet,
698
00:55:15,093 --> 00:55:17,118
you're the man
I've been looking for.
699
00:55:18,263 --> 00:55:19,730
Tomorrow we can
put together the herd.
700
00:55:19,798 --> 00:55:21,163
You pick your men
and we'll head north.
701
00:55:21,232 --> 00:55:23,325
Well, we can
start buying right now. Let's go.
702
00:55:23,401 --> 00:55:24,891
Who's the Mexican?
703
00:55:26,037 --> 00:55:27,800
Nacho, he'll be the cook.
704
00:55:29,007 --> 00:55:31,066
Not on my trail, he won't.
705
00:55:32,310 --> 00:55:34,574
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
706
00:55:39,217 --> 00:55:41,651
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
707
00:55:49,327 --> 00:55:52,023
Hey, wait just a minute.
708
00:55:52,097 --> 00:55:54,930
What kind of cocinero are you
to be calling me names?
709
00:55:54,999 --> 00:55:59,163
I am the cocinero who's gonna
fill your big overblown belly when it's empty,
710
00:55:59,237 --> 00:56:02,695
and pour a bottle
of pain killer in it when it's aching.
711
00:56:03,041 --> 00:56:07,102
I am the cocinero
who's gonna hold your bets, settle your quarrels,
712
00:56:07,512 --> 00:56:11,676
listen to your complaints,
and hear your confessions.
713
00:56:13,118 --> 00:56:16,645
I keep my wagon packed tight
and my coffee's always hot.
714
00:56:17,655 --> 00:56:20,419
If I didn't think that
you were testing me, se�or,
715
00:56:23,728 --> 00:56:26,891
I would be holding this
the way it should be held.
716
00:56:27,732 --> 00:56:29,063
And you...
717
00:56:29,267 --> 00:56:32,725
You will be blowing hot air
out of more holes than one.
718
00:56:35,373 --> 00:56:36,965
He's a cook?
719
00:56:37,075 --> 00:56:38,201
(SIGHS)
720
00:56:39,878 --> 00:56:41,641
(COWS MOOING)
721
00:56:45,850 --> 00:56:49,081
MAN: I believe this is
about the best branding I've ever been to.
722
00:56:50,355 --> 00:56:52,414
Damn good whiskey, too.
723
00:56:52,490 --> 00:56:56,824
I ain't had none this good
since I was in Abilene with Old Old Dean Cleaver.
724
00:56:56,895 --> 00:57:00,194
Dean Cleaver?
You know Old Old Dean?
725
00:57:00,265 --> 00:57:04,031
Know him?
Me and Old Old Dean was in a brawl one night so bad,
726
00:57:04,102 --> 00:57:06,036
Old Old Dean woke up
in the morning
727
00:57:06,104 --> 00:57:09,130
with a broken leg
and one arm in a sling,
728
00:57:09,207 --> 00:57:12,802
his head in a bandage,
one of his eyes was all black shut.
729
00:57:13,444 --> 00:57:14,934
That's Old Dean all right.
730
00:57:15,013 --> 00:57:16,674
Well, now he come to me
the next morning.
731
00:57:16,748 --> 00:57:20,309
He says,
"Bufe, what in the world happened last night?"
732
00:57:20,385 --> 00:57:21,943
And I told him, "Well,
733
00:57:22,020 --> 00:57:23,453
"you know
that old Drummer boy?
734
00:57:23,521 --> 00:57:26,752
"Well, you bet him
that you could jump out the window,
735
00:57:26,825 --> 00:57:28,656
"fly plum around the hotel
736
00:57:28,726 --> 00:57:31,422
"and come back
in the very same window."
737
00:57:32,163 --> 00:57:35,997
You mean to tell me
he was your friend and you let him do that?
738
00:57:36,334 --> 00:57:39,030
Let him, hell.
I lost $10 on him myself.
739
00:57:43,274 --> 00:57:44,502
Well...
740
00:57:45,543 --> 00:57:49,274
Better drink up.
That's the last whiskey anybody gets for months.
741
00:57:49,714 --> 00:57:51,545
There'll be no drinking.
742
00:57:51,616 --> 00:57:54,084
If I catch anybody
on the trail with a bottle,
743
00:57:54,152 --> 00:57:56,177
he gets paid off fast.
744
00:57:56,721 --> 00:58:01,624
Less the cost of one horse,
which he can take with him along with his own.
745
00:58:01,693 --> 00:58:03,422
Now, come on now, R.J.
746
00:58:03,494 --> 00:58:05,394
There'll be
no gambling neither.
747
00:58:05,463 --> 00:58:06,760
What?
748
00:58:06,831 --> 00:58:09,766
None, absolutely none.
749
00:58:10,935 --> 00:58:15,429
Breeds discontent.
I aim to ride a peaceful trail.
750
00:58:15,740 --> 00:58:17,332
(GUNS FIRING)
751
00:58:17,442 --> 00:58:19,876
(MEN SHOUTING)
752
00:58:28,486 --> 00:58:29,748
(GRUNTS)
753
00:58:55,880 --> 00:58:57,438
(GUNS FIRING)
754
00:59:15,433 --> 00:59:16,798
You all right, Jim?
755
00:59:16,868 --> 00:59:17,857
I think so.
756
00:59:18,236 --> 00:59:19,703
Here, let me see that.
757
00:59:20,505 --> 00:59:22,530
Yes, it's just the crease.
758
00:59:25,043 --> 00:59:26,374
You got him.
759
00:59:30,915 --> 00:59:32,007
Yeah.
760
00:59:33,751 --> 00:59:35,651
JIM: These outlaws, Bufe,
761
00:59:35,720 --> 00:59:37,085
killers.
762
00:59:37,155 --> 00:59:38,417
Confederates.
763
00:59:39,490 --> 00:59:41,390
They killed Lazziter.
764
00:59:41,459 --> 00:59:43,188
And I killed
my own brother.
765
00:59:44,595 --> 00:59:47,393
Do you understand that, Jim?
I killed one of my own.
766
00:59:50,501 --> 00:59:51,900
Nacho,
767
00:59:54,405 --> 00:59:56,430
I'd like to have
a board off your wagon.
768
00:59:56,507 --> 00:59:57,701
A board?
769
00:59:59,177 --> 01:00:02,271
I gotta at least
put up a marker.
770
01:00:07,819 --> 01:00:11,311
Give us two,
we'll need one for Lazziter.
771
01:00:22,133 --> 01:00:25,660
NACHO: This is a hard trail,but it is a good trail, too,
772
01:00:25,737 --> 01:00:30,071
because it takes youto a good place,a wonderful place.
773
01:00:32,777 --> 01:00:35,302
Go to Colorado, Tranquilino.
774
01:00:36,481 --> 01:00:40,440
Go to Skimmerhorn,
and Calendar,
775
01:00:40,785 --> 01:00:42,275
and Jim Lloyd.
776
01:00:44,655 --> 01:00:46,486
Let me give you that.
777
01:00:50,728 --> 01:00:55,290
And let me rest here
where I was happy.
778
01:00:58,870 --> 01:01:00,201
Oh, Nacho.
779
01:01:06,811 --> 01:01:09,211
Beautiful, sir.
Ravishing.
780
01:01:09,280 --> 01:01:11,248
Temperature for each month,
781
01:01:11,315 --> 01:01:13,283
rainfall,
length of growing season...
782
01:01:13,351 --> 01:01:14,818
Oh, this is perfect.
783
01:01:14,886 --> 01:01:17,855
If this doesn't attract
buyers, Mr. Wendell, nothing will.
784
01:01:17,922 --> 01:01:20,322
Well, sir, I'm pleased
that you approve.
785
01:01:20,391 --> 01:01:22,382
Of course, I can't take
all the credit.
786
01:01:22,460 --> 01:01:26,021
Well, I couldn't have done it
without my favorite amanuensis here.
787
01:01:26,097 --> 01:01:28,088
Oh, Miss Keller,
the English is impeccable.
788
01:01:28,166 --> 01:01:29,963
Finest teacher
in the West, in my opinion.
789
01:01:30,034 --> 01:01:31,262
Mervin, you flatter me.
790
01:01:31,335 --> 01:01:33,496
Oh, not at all,
my dear, not at all.
791
01:01:33,638 --> 01:01:36,334
Oh, Lord, 3:00.
Can that be right?
792
01:01:36,407 --> 01:01:39,205
I'm terribly sorry,
Mr. Norriss, I have a rehearsal.
793
01:01:39,277 --> 01:01:41,245
Oh, well, you go on,
my friend, please.
794
01:01:41,312 --> 01:01:45,772
It's very kind of you.
I'll be back in an hour. Maybe less.
795
01:01:49,153 --> 01:01:51,883
Rehearsal?
Oh, there's a social at the church tonight.
796
01:01:51,956 --> 01:01:54,254
He sings.
He and his wife.
797
01:01:54,325 --> 01:01:57,158
Is there anything in the world
that man can't do?
798
01:01:57,228 --> 01:01:59,594
There's very little
in the world he won't try to do.
799
01:01:59,797 --> 01:02:00,855
Hmm?
800
01:02:00,932 --> 01:02:04,595
Well, he's an actor.
He's got the confidence of his breed.
801
01:02:04,669 --> 01:02:07,604
Well, how did he get
from acting to agriculture?
802
01:02:07,672 --> 01:02:08,764
He didn't.
803
01:02:08,840 --> 01:02:11,331
He's never farmed
an inch of land in his life.
804
01:02:11,409 --> 01:02:12,467
Never...
805
01:02:12,543 --> 01:02:14,977
Oh, he didn't
write this either. I did.
806
01:02:15,046 --> 01:02:18,015
You mean he...
He hoodwinked me?
807
01:02:18,082 --> 01:02:21,381
I couldn't have written it
without his direction and his enthusiasm.
808
01:02:21,452 --> 01:02:23,283
And that's what's important.
809
01:02:23,688 --> 01:02:28,489
It won't be impeccable English
that draws people to Colorado, Mr. Norriss.
810
01:02:28,559 --> 01:02:30,288
It'll be enthusiasm.
811
01:02:30,361 --> 01:02:32,795
Yes. Yes.
812
01:02:33,531 --> 01:02:35,192
I'll tell you
what you do.
813
01:02:35,266 --> 01:02:36,927
Stay over
and come to the social this evening.
814
01:02:37,001 --> 01:02:38,332
See him in his element,
815
01:02:38,402 --> 01:02:41,894
watch him manipulate
a whole crowd of people.
816
01:02:47,445 --> 01:02:49,276
(SINGING)
Listen to the mockingbird
817
01:02:49,347 --> 01:02:50,871
(CHIRPING)
818
01:02:51,916 --> 01:02:53,577
Listen to the mockingbird
819
01:02:53,651 --> 01:02:54,948
(CHIRPING)
820
01:02:56,354 --> 01:02:59,983
The mockingbirdstill singing o'er her grave
821
01:03:00,057 --> 01:03:02,287
Listen to the mockingbird
822
01:03:02,360 --> 01:03:04,328
(IMITATING BIRD CHIRPING)
823
01:03:04,395 --> 01:03:07,159
Listen to the mockingbird
824
01:03:08,666 --> 01:03:15,094
BOTH: Still singing wherethe weeping willows wave
825
01:03:19,177 --> 01:03:20,166
Bravo!
826
01:03:31,789 --> 01:03:33,381
It was beautiful, John.
Angelic.
827
01:03:33,457 --> 01:03:34,754
Yeah.
828
01:03:35,259 --> 01:03:39,059
But where was Philip tonight?
I don't think I've ever heard them sing without Philip.
829
01:03:39,797 --> 01:03:42,823
Oh, his mama says
he's still broken up about Axel.
830
01:03:42,900 --> 01:03:46,097
She says that he said
he's never gonna sing again.
831
01:03:46,170 --> 01:03:47,967
He'll get over it.
Yeah.
832
01:03:48,039 --> 01:03:49,836
(PIANO PLAYING)
833
01:03:50,274 --> 01:03:52,401
Listen, Hans, have you heard
from Nacho Gomez yet?
834
01:03:52,476 --> 01:03:56,606
Nothing. I guess
he and that nephew of his, they didn't need a job.
835
01:04:01,319 --> 01:04:04,049
Isn't it
a little warm here? Oh, no.
836
01:04:04,121 --> 01:04:05,816
In fact, I'll get a smoke.
837
01:04:05,890 --> 01:04:07,721
Yes, why don't you
do that?
838
01:04:16,200 --> 01:04:17,963
(CRICKETS CHIRPING)
839
01:04:39,423 --> 01:04:40,617
Jim?
840
01:04:46,163 --> 01:04:47,528
Are you real?
841
01:04:48,766 --> 01:04:50,597
I'm afraid
we're a little late, Jim.
842
01:04:50,668 --> 01:04:51,930
You missed the singing.
843
01:04:52,003 --> 01:04:53,300
Well...
844
01:04:53,371 --> 01:04:56,363
You go ahead, Mama.
I'll be along in a second.
845
01:04:58,409 --> 01:04:59,637
Clemma.
846
01:04:59,710 --> 01:05:01,337
I'll be right in.
847
01:05:04,515 --> 01:05:06,483
How long have you been here?
848
01:05:06,550 --> 01:05:08,313
You watched us walk up.
849
01:05:08,386 --> 01:05:10,320
You know what I mean, Clemma.
850
01:05:10,388 --> 01:05:12,515
Why didn't you let me know?
851
01:05:12,590 --> 01:05:15,115
Why didn't you
come out to the ranch?
852
01:05:16,827 --> 01:05:19,227
I didn't know if you'd wanna
see me again or not.
853
01:05:19,297 --> 01:05:20,628
Oh.
854
01:05:22,533 --> 01:05:25,127
I've made
some terrible mistakes, Jim.
855
01:05:26,203 --> 01:05:28,603
But the worst of all
was leaving you.
856
01:05:29,640 --> 01:05:33,633
Well, that's one mistake
I'll never make again.
857
01:05:33,711 --> 01:05:35,338
You got a divorce?
858
01:05:41,218 --> 01:05:43,152
Mrs. Zendt, let me
take this for you.
859
01:05:43,254 --> 01:05:46,223
I'm surprised
Jim didn't help you in with it.
860
01:05:47,258 --> 01:05:48,691
Didn't you see him
out there?
861
01:05:48,759 --> 01:05:50,454
Yes. I have seen him.
862
01:05:50,528 --> 01:05:52,325
Oh, is he all right?
863
01:05:53,964 --> 01:05:55,431
I don't know.
864
01:05:57,168 --> 01:05:58,430
Excuse me.
865
01:06:20,825 --> 01:06:22,156
Charlotte!
866
01:06:23,594 --> 01:06:25,755
Charlotte,
let me explain. You get away from me.
867
01:06:42,113 --> 01:06:43,671
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
868
01:07:03,801 --> 01:07:04,859
Yes, sir?
869
01:07:04,935 --> 01:07:06,061
I want to see
Mrs. Seccombe.
870
01:07:06,137 --> 01:07:08,435
Mrs. Seccombe
has retired, Mr. Lloyd.
871
01:07:08,506 --> 01:07:09,973
Mr. Lloyd!
872
01:07:15,012 --> 01:07:16,502
I'm sorry, Madam.
873
01:07:16,580 --> 01:07:18,207
It's all right, Wallace.
874
01:07:18,616 --> 01:07:20,550
Would you like me to...
Go to bed.
875
01:07:27,992 --> 01:07:29,186
Well...
876
01:07:29,660 --> 01:07:31,218
There seems to be no end
to the spectacle
877
01:07:31,295 --> 01:07:32,956
you're willing
to make of yourself.
878
01:07:33,030 --> 01:07:34,190
I wanna talk to you.
879
01:07:34,265 --> 01:07:37,291
That's all that matters,
is it? What you want?
880
01:07:37,368 --> 01:07:39,734
I thought I could
get her out of my mind.
881
01:07:40,171 --> 01:07:43,436
I was wrong. I apologize.
882
01:07:43,507 --> 01:07:45,304
Suppose I won't accept
your apology?
883
01:07:45,376 --> 01:07:47,970
Then that's how
we're gonna have to leave it.
884
01:07:49,146 --> 01:07:51,011
It's all I can offer,
885
01:07:53,751 --> 01:07:55,685
I'm gonna marry her,
Charlotte.
886
01:08:06,063 --> 01:08:08,896
Are you drunk? Marry her?
887
01:08:08,966 --> 01:08:11,958
If she'll have me.
Oh, yes, she'll have you.
888
01:08:12,036 --> 01:08:14,197
Until the day she decides
to get the next train East.
889
01:08:14,271 --> 01:08:15,829
No. She's changed.
890
01:08:15,906 --> 01:08:18,067
This is preposterous.
I can't even get angry.
891
01:08:18,142 --> 01:08:20,975
Then you'll release me
from our engagement?
892
01:08:22,746 --> 01:08:26,739
Oh, Jim, just go
and ride your horse,
893
01:08:26,817 --> 01:08:29,411
or take a cold bath,
you'll calm down.
894
01:08:30,354 --> 01:08:33,619
Well. I'll go now.
895
01:08:36,060 --> 01:08:37,857
I didn't mean
to hurt you, Charlotte.
896
01:08:37,928 --> 01:08:41,295
What makes you think
anything so comic could hurt?
897
01:09:12,329 --> 01:09:13,626
(MARSHALLING HORSE)
898
01:09:16,333 --> 01:09:17,960
You about through here?
About.
899
01:09:18,035 --> 01:09:19,764
That's good.
Because I noticed another break over
900
01:09:19,837 --> 01:09:21,771
in the southeast corner,
and I was thinking maybe we could...
901
01:09:21,839 --> 01:09:24,501
We'll get to it
when we can, John! All right?
902
01:09:27,645 --> 01:09:29,112
You're the foreman.
903
01:09:34,952 --> 01:09:36,180
Cigar?
904
01:09:37,755 --> 01:09:39,347
No, thank you.
905
01:09:40,491 --> 01:09:41,753
You know,
906
01:09:43,093 --> 01:09:45,061
I bought these down
at Zendt's place.
907
01:09:46,564 --> 01:09:48,293
You'll never guess
who waited on me.
908
01:09:48,365 --> 01:09:49,957
I know she's back.
909
01:09:54,204 --> 01:09:56,468
You remember the first time
you saw her?
910
01:09:58,108 --> 01:10:00,542
Just at the end
of the first cattle drive.
911
01:10:00,611 --> 01:10:02,579
You asked me who she was,
and I told you
912
01:10:02,646 --> 01:10:04,079
and then you said...
913
01:10:04,148 --> 01:10:06,480
You said to me,
"Mr. Skimmerhorn,
914
01:10:07,017 --> 01:10:09,679
"that's the girl
I'm gonna marry."
915
01:10:11,922 --> 01:10:14,618
The Cowboy
and the Indian Princess, huh?
916
01:10:14,692 --> 01:10:16,592
Make a good title
for a novel.
917
01:10:16,660 --> 01:10:18,127
Gee, I think I'll check
that break now.
918
01:10:18,195 --> 01:10:22,097
Wait, Jim, listen,
do you know what diplopia is?
919
01:10:22,166 --> 01:10:25,329
No, but I'll bet you're bound
and determined to tell me.
920
01:10:25,402 --> 01:10:26,801
It means double vision.
921
01:10:26,870 --> 01:10:30,704
It's when you can't get
two images into focus.
922
01:10:30,941 --> 01:10:32,465
Gives a man
a terrible headache.
923
01:10:32,543 --> 01:10:34,943
Well, that's not my problem,
Mr. Bones.
924
01:10:35,012 --> 01:10:36,946
I never had a headache
in my life.
925
01:10:37,014 --> 01:10:40,108
Well, you've
got one now, partner, and it's a beaut.
926
01:10:40,184 --> 01:10:42,948
John, you don't know
a damn thing about Clemma and me.
927
01:10:43,020 --> 01:10:46,478
I know she's not a 14-year-old
Indian princess anymore.
928
01:10:47,124 --> 01:10:51,254
She's changed and so have you.
929
01:10:56,400 --> 01:10:58,334
You just can't go back
to that world, Jim.
930
01:10:58,402 --> 01:11:00,063
She came back.
931
01:11:00,137 --> 01:11:02,230
And this time
I'm not gonna let her down.
932
01:11:02,306 --> 01:11:05,434
"Let her down"?
Now is that what you said, "Let her down"?
933
01:11:05,509 --> 01:11:07,340
Now that is
the dang thing...
934
01:11:07,411 --> 01:11:08,400
Hey!
935
01:11:14,184 --> 01:11:17,017
I don't see why I can't be
married in white if I want to.
936
01:11:17,087 --> 01:11:19,317
Who makes
these dumb rules anyway?
937
01:11:33,203 --> 01:11:36,730
Mrs. Zendt, would you mind
if I had a word with your daughter alone?
938
01:11:36,974 --> 01:11:38,566
You stay right
where you are, Mama.
939
01:11:38,642 --> 01:11:40,234
She's not
the Queen of Sheba.
940
01:11:40,310 --> 01:11:43,211
Nobody has to bow down
to her like some... I'll be in the back.
941
01:11:58,362 --> 01:11:59,852
It's so funny.
942
01:12:00,798 --> 01:12:02,925
When I was a little girl,
my father used to say to me,
943
01:12:03,000 --> 01:12:05,560
"Charlotte, as long
as you hide in the corner,
944
01:12:05,636 --> 01:12:08,264
"the hobgoblins
are going to frighten you.
945
01:12:09,406 --> 01:12:12,170
"If you'd just open your eyes
and look at them,
946
01:12:12,242 --> 01:12:14,972
"you'd see how little
and weak they really are."
947
01:12:16,146 --> 01:12:17,773
And he was right.
948
01:12:17,848 --> 01:12:20,009
I can't imagine
what in the world you're talking about.
949
01:12:20,084 --> 01:12:21,483
Why did you
come back here, Clemma?
950
01:12:21,552 --> 01:12:23,213
I don't think
that's any of your business.
951
01:12:23,287 --> 01:12:25,118
Oh, yes, indeed.
You made it my business
952
01:12:25,189 --> 01:12:27,919
the minute you set up
that wretched scene outside the church.
953
01:12:27,991 --> 01:12:30,118
I didn't set up anything!
954
01:12:30,260 --> 01:12:32,751
Jim Lloyd has loved me
for 20 years.
955
01:12:34,398 --> 01:12:38,425
He wants to marry me,
and he's going to marry me whether you like it or not.
956
01:12:38,502 --> 01:12:40,333
Jim Lloyd loves you.
957
01:12:40,404 --> 01:12:42,998
Not a word about
you loving Jim Lloyd?
958
01:12:43,474 --> 01:12:47,501
I just figured you'd take that
for granted, Mrs. Seccombe.
959
01:12:47,578 --> 01:12:50,376
Clemma, the only thing
I take for granted
960
01:12:50,481 --> 01:12:54,042
is that you're going to be
on the train for Chicago tomorrow morning.
961
01:12:54,118 --> 01:12:55,813
Oh, do you?
962
01:12:56,353 --> 01:12:58,480
As I was driving over here
963
01:12:58,555 --> 01:13:01,183
I wondered whether or not
I'd have the nerve to do this,
964
01:13:01,258 --> 01:13:03,351
but you make it very easy.
965
01:13:03,427 --> 01:13:05,418
Your ticket money
966
01:13:05,496 --> 01:13:08,056
and a little left over
for fun and surprises.
967
01:13:09,199 --> 01:13:13,898
Mrs. Seccombe, can't you tell
when you've lost?
968
01:13:13,971 --> 01:13:16,166
No. I never could.
969
01:13:17,708 --> 01:13:20,506
Sometimes it takes me a while
to sort things out.
970
01:13:20,577 --> 01:13:23,341
I toss and turn
and stare at the ceiling.
971
01:13:23,747 --> 01:13:27,740
But sooner or later,
I decide what it is I really want
972
01:13:28,418 --> 01:13:30,352
and I go after it.
973
01:13:30,420 --> 01:13:32,752
And this time
what you really want is Jim.
974
01:13:32,823 --> 01:13:35,018
Yes. That's what
I really want.
975
01:13:35,092 --> 01:13:38,391
Well, touch luck,
Lady Bountiful, he's already spoken for.
976
01:13:38,462 --> 01:13:40,396
No, Clemma, you're the one
with the tough luck
977
01:13:40,464 --> 01:13:42,625
because you're not dealing
with a bedazzled gentleman now.
978
01:13:42,699 --> 01:13:45,532
You're going to be fighting
toe-to-toe with me.
979
01:13:45,602 --> 01:13:48,799
And I'm the dirtiest fighter
you've ever seen in your life.
980
01:13:48,872 --> 01:13:52,501
I kick and scream,
scratch, gouge.
981
01:13:53,577 --> 01:13:56,045
I buy allies and information.
982
01:13:56,113 --> 01:13:59,480
I might even go so far
as to hire detectives
983
01:13:59,550 --> 01:14:03,213
to find out where
you've really been all these years.
984
01:14:03,520 --> 01:14:05,818
These long, lost years.
985
01:14:08,325 --> 01:14:10,156
You think about it.
986
01:14:12,996 --> 01:14:14,861
You forgot your money.
987
01:14:16,667 --> 01:14:18,532
I never forget anything.
988
01:14:18,869 --> 01:14:22,236
And when I dig up everything
there is to know about you,
989
01:14:22,306 --> 01:14:25,366
I'll make sure Jim Lloyd
never forgets, either.
990
01:14:41,091 --> 01:14:43,116
He's my last chance, Mama.
991
01:14:43,193 --> 01:14:44,592
No, Clemma.
992
01:14:45,896 --> 01:14:49,195
But this could be
your last chance for some self-respect.
993
01:15:05,849 --> 01:15:08,147
(GREETING IN SPANISH)
994
01:15:08,585 --> 01:15:10,018
This man?
995
01:15:23,901 --> 01:15:25,562
You say he was
looking for Jim Lloyd?
996
01:15:25,636 --> 01:15:26,796
Well, I guess he was.
997
01:15:26,870 --> 01:15:30,169
He came in about an hour ago
and handed me this piece of paper.
998
01:15:30,240 --> 01:15:31,764
Jim Lloyd written on it.
999
01:15:31,842 --> 01:15:35,073
But I didn't like
the look of him so I acted dumb.
1000
01:15:35,145 --> 01:15:37,340
Elkins says he saw him
over at the railroad station.
1001
01:15:37,414 --> 01:15:40,349
Young fella.
Twenty-four, five...
1002
01:15:40,417 --> 01:15:44,820
Didn't mention any names?
Nacho Gomez? Anything like that?
1003
01:15:45,489 --> 01:15:46,820
Not to me.
1004
01:15:47,758 --> 01:15:49,089
Well...
1005
01:15:50,727 --> 01:15:52,888
I guess
I better take a look.
1006
01:15:56,800 --> 01:15:58,131
Thanks, Eddie.
1007
01:16:15,452 --> 01:16:17,044
Excuse me, amigo.
1008
01:16:18,021 --> 01:16:20,512
Were you looking
for Jim Lloyd? S�.
1009
01:16:20,590 --> 01:16:22,581
Good, because
he's a friend of mine.
1010
01:16:22,659 --> 01:16:23,887
My name's Skimmerhorn.
1011
01:16:23,961 --> 01:16:25,553
Skimmerhorn!
Yeah.
1012
01:16:25,629 --> 01:16:27,597
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
1013
01:16:32,502 --> 01:16:35,300
You know, my Spanish
isn't too good these days, Tranquilino.
1014
01:16:35,372 --> 01:16:37,431
So maybe you could...
1015
01:16:37,507 --> 01:16:39,168
It's okay...
1016
01:16:40,077 --> 01:16:42,705
Nacho Gomez.
Nacho Gomez, yeah, sure.
1017
01:16:42,779 --> 01:16:45,213
(IN BROKEN ENGLISH)
He told me...
1018
01:16:45,282 --> 01:16:47,773
Take this?
No, no, no.
1019
01:16:48,652 --> 01:16:51,883
Told me come here
1020
01:16:52,222 --> 01:16:54,213
and work.
1021
01:16:54,891 --> 01:16:57,860
This man... His name...
1022
01:16:57,928 --> 01:16:59,259
Brum...
1023
01:16:59,329 --> 01:17:00,728
Brumbaugh. Brumbaugh.
1024
01:17:00,797 --> 01:17:02,355
Brumbaugh. Brumbaugh.
1025
01:17:02,432 --> 01:17:05,799
Right. Nacho was supposed
to be here. So where is he?
1026
01:17:07,904 --> 01:17:09,235
He's...
1027
01:17:09,840 --> 01:17:11,137
He's muerto.
1028
01:17:11,208 --> 01:17:12,539
He's what?
1029
01:17:14,411 --> 01:17:15,673
Dead.
1030
01:17:25,756 --> 01:17:28,452
Well, I'm sorry. How?
1031
01:17:28,792 --> 01:17:33,229
It's bad times in Chihuahua.
1032
01:17:33,296 --> 01:17:34,786
It's guns...
1033
01:17:35,198 --> 01:17:37,132
Shootings... Very bad.
1034
01:17:40,570 --> 01:17:42,299
Well, we'll talk
about that later, okay.
1035
01:17:42,372 --> 01:17:44,340
Right now I wanna get you
over to Brumbaugh's place.
1036
01:17:44,408 --> 01:17:46,569
He'll be very glad
to see you.
1037
01:17:47,711 --> 01:17:52,011
Although I have a feeling
he was expecting a little bigger delegation.
1038
01:18:08,799 --> 01:18:10,767
(TRAIN HORN BLOWING)
1039
01:18:11,201 --> 01:18:13,431
Okay, are you ready?
1040
01:18:13,503 --> 01:18:14,765
Yeah, come on.
1041
01:18:48,371 --> 01:18:50,498
Morning, Jim.
Morning.
1042
01:18:50,574 --> 01:18:52,474
(TRAIN HORN BLOWING)
1043
01:18:52,542 --> 01:18:54,169
Train to Chicago.
1044
01:19:00,417 --> 01:19:01,907
Clemma's on it.
1045
01:19:04,888 --> 01:19:06,856
I saw her get onboard myself.
1046
01:19:12,529 --> 01:19:14,554
The problem's over, Jim.
1047
01:19:31,515 --> 01:19:35,349
I guess I better start
at the beginning, huh?
1048
01:19:39,022 --> 01:19:42,753
I don't suppose you know
what these are?
1049
01:19:44,661 --> 01:19:46,094
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
1050
01:19:51,268 --> 01:19:52,860
It's beet.
1051
01:19:52,936 --> 01:19:55,700
Beet, yeah,
but not an ordinary beet. Field beet.
1052
01:19:55,772 --> 01:19:57,364
No, no... Sugar.
1053
01:19:58,542 --> 01:20:01,204
Is that sugar?
Sugar, si. I know.
1054
01:20:01,878 --> 01:20:03,743
Well, well, well.
1055
01:20:03,947 --> 01:20:06,745
Then you know
what's wrong with this field?
1056
01:20:09,085 --> 01:20:12,384
Plants... Too much...
1057
01:20:13,190 --> 01:20:15,215
It's too many...
1058
01:20:17,194 --> 01:20:18,684
More apart.
Yeah.
1059
01:20:18,762 --> 01:20:20,195
Chop. Okay?
1060
01:20:20,263 --> 01:20:22,094
Oh, yeah, okay.
1061
01:20:27,504 --> 01:20:29,062
Yeah. Okay.
1062
01:20:30,674 --> 01:20:31,868
Yeah.
1063
01:20:32,876 --> 01:20:34,002
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
1064
01:20:34,077 --> 01:20:36,011
Oh, yeah, okay.
Yeah!
1065
01:21:34,437 --> 01:21:36,268
What are you
doing here?
1066
01:21:36,640 --> 01:21:38,005
Looking for you.
1067
01:21:39,142 --> 01:21:40,507
She's gone.
1068
01:21:41,745 --> 01:21:43,474
For good this time.
1069
01:21:48,051 --> 01:21:50,019
What do you feel about that?
1070
01:21:50,287 --> 01:21:51,515
Bruised.
1071
01:21:52,789 --> 01:21:54,086
Relieved.
1072
01:21:54,157 --> 01:21:57,558
Yes, I rather thought
that might be your reaction.
1073
01:21:58,428 --> 01:22:01,158
Where do you get
your patience, Charlotte?
1074
01:22:01,231 --> 01:22:02,994
Oh, God knows.
1075
01:22:03,233 --> 01:22:05,997
Some inexhaustible,
brainless source.
1076
01:22:06,102 --> 01:22:10,732
Well, I'm afraid
you're gonna need all you can find
1077
01:22:10,974 --> 01:22:13,306
if you continue
dealing with me.
1078
01:22:14,611 --> 01:22:16,738
Unless I grow up damn fast.
1079
01:22:18,515 --> 01:22:20,278
You're not doing so badly.
1080
01:22:20,984 --> 01:22:25,512
At least you didn't go
chasing across the prairies after the train.
1081
01:22:25,955 --> 01:22:27,684
You came up here.
1082
01:22:28,358 --> 01:22:30,519
Because I connect it with you.
1083
01:22:32,195 --> 01:22:33,594
And picnics?
1084
01:22:33,797 --> 01:22:35,264
And peace.
1085
01:22:40,737 --> 01:22:43,638
You know, Jim,
we really ought to be careful.
1086
01:22:43,740 --> 01:22:46,538
Someday the new owner
will catch us on his property
1087
01:22:46,609 --> 01:22:48,236
and we'll wonder
what's hit us.
1088
01:22:49,112 --> 01:22:51,672
You don't have to wait
until someday.
1089
01:22:52,015 --> 01:22:54,142
The owner's here now.
What do you mean?
1090
01:22:54,217 --> 01:22:56,185
Means I bought the place
1091
01:22:57,020 --> 01:22:59,250
back a little
over a month ago.
1092
01:23:01,257 --> 01:23:02,485
Why?
1093
01:23:02,559 --> 01:23:04,151
To give to you
1094
01:23:07,263 --> 01:23:09,094
as a wedding present.
1095
01:23:42,532 --> 01:23:44,397
The honeymoon couple
is back!
1096
01:23:53,343 --> 01:23:55,311
WALLACE:
Welcome home, Mrs. Lloyd.
1097
01:23:55,378 --> 01:23:57,175
How did you like
the Pacific Ocean?
1098
01:23:58,448 --> 01:23:59,847
I tell you,
the part we rode on
1099
01:23:59,916 --> 01:24:01,440
was rougher than
a cloud-hunting bronco
1100
01:24:01,518 --> 01:24:03,383
with a belly
full of bed-springs.
1101
01:24:04,087 --> 01:24:05,315
Everything's all right?
1102
01:24:05,388 --> 01:24:07,151
Couldn't be better.
Couldn't be better.
1103
01:24:12,228 --> 01:24:13,422
Well...
1104
01:24:15,231 --> 01:24:18,223
Well, I'll let you
get unpacked and settled in.
1105
01:24:18,301 --> 01:24:19,825
I'll be in
the office, Jim.
1106
01:24:19,903 --> 01:24:21,336
Thanks, John.
1107
01:24:22,205 --> 01:24:23,433
Ma'am.
1108
01:24:26,810 --> 01:24:29,404
Oh, it's good
to travel,
1109
01:24:29,479 --> 01:24:31,879
but it's so much better
to come home, isn't it?
1110
01:24:34,317 --> 01:24:36,581
Anything interesting?
Oh, Bristol.
1111
01:24:36,653 --> 01:24:37,642
Oh.
1112
01:24:46,396 --> 01:24:47,863
Oh, dear.
1113
01:24:48,231 --> 01:24:50,131
Well, is something wrong?
Got bad news?
1114
01:24:50,200 --> 01:24:52,896
Yeah, in a way.
It's from Finlay Perkin.
1115
01:24:52,969 --> 01:24:54,960
Oh, now what's the matter
with Mr. Doom, now?
1116
01:24:55,038 --> 01:24:56,596
Won't his books balance?
1117
01:24:56,673 --> 01:24:58,834
Aren't we earning enough money
for the stockholders?
1118
01:24:58,908 --> 01:25:01,376
I suppose we must be.
He doesn't say.
1119
01:25:01,444 --> 01:25:04,106
Oh, he congratulates us
on our wedding
1120
01:25:04,180 --> 01:25:06,648
and wishes us both long life
and happiness.
1121
01:25:06,749 --> 01:25:09,479
And... Then
he mentions John. Oh, Skimmerhorn?
1122
01:25:09,552 --> 01:25:11,543
"Of course, now that you
and James are married,
1123
01:25:11,621 --> 01:25:13,555
"it's no longer seemly
for James to occupy
1124
01:25:13,623 --> 01:25:16,183
"a secondary
managerial position there.
1125
01:25:16,259 --> 01:25:19,820
"The Bristol owners wish
James to take over the post of General Manager,
1126
01:25:19,896 --> 01:25:23,354
"and ask you to dispense
with John Skimmerhorn's services immediately."
1127
01:25:23,433 --> 01:25:24,559
Dispense?
1128
01:25:24,634 --> 01:25:27,228
"Naturally, we can
and shall give him the best recommendations."
1129
01:25:27,303 --> 01:25:28,793
No!
Jim...
1130
01:25:28,872 --> 01:25:30,897
No! It's out of the question.
1131
01:25:31,474 --> 01:25:33,908
Well, why is it
out of the question?
1132
01:25:33,977 --> 01:25:36,878
I mean, you know as much about
running the ranch as he does
1133
01:25:36,946 --> 01:25:38,436
and he'll certainly get
another position.
1134
01:25:38,515 --> 01:25:40,107
It is out of the question,
Charlotte,
1135
01:25:40,183 --> 01:25:43,175
because I owe
everything in the world to that man.
1136
01:25:43,253 --> 01:25:46,518
He hired me, not Seccombe
and not Finlay Perkin.
1137
01:25:46,589 --> 01:25:47,749
Yes. But still...
1138
01:25:47,824 --> 01:25:51,225
Charlotte, John Skimmerhorn
has a lifetime job at this ranch.
1139
01:25:51,294 --> 01:25:52,761
You understand that.
1140
01:25:52,829 --> 01:25:56,390
Now he can fire me,
but he can't fire John.
1141
01:25:56,466 --> 01:25:59,196
Tell Perkin I turned
his damned offer down.
1142
01:26:01,070 --> 01:26:03,061
Oh, never mind,
I'll tell him myself.
1143
01:26:04,941 --> 01:26:08,604
No. No, Jim, darling,
I'll do it. I'll do it.
1144
01:26:09,979 --> 01:26:11,606
You're quite right.
1145
01:26:31,534 --> 01:26:32,865
(GREETING IN SPANISH)
1146
01:26:32,936 --> 01:26:34,563
Afternoon, Tranquilino.
1147
01:26:34,637 --> 01:26:36,298
I brought you
some fresh water.
1148
01:26:36,372 --> 01:26:37,566
Gracie, se�or.
1149
01:26:40,810 --> 01:26:44,075
I believe your friends
are every bit as good a worker as you are.
1150
01:26:44,147 --> 01:26:46,479
Yes, pretty good.
Good work.
1151
01:26:49,786 --> 01:26:51,617
Tranquilino...
1152
01:26:52,155 --> 01:26:55,556
What are you gonna do
when the fields are thinned?
1153
01:26:55,625 --> 01:26:59,857
I don't know.
Maybe go to Oregon, pick fruit...
1154
01:26:59,929 --> 01:27:01,055
I don't know.
1155
01:27:01,130 --> 01:27:03,655
Wouldn't consider
sticking around Centennial, would you?
1156
01:27:03,733 --> 01:27:06,361
(MUTTERING IN BROKEN ENGLISH)
1157
01:27:07,337 --> 01:27:11,273
I need... I have...
I send money home.
1158
01:27:11,341 --> 01:27:13,707
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
1159
01:27:13,776 --> 01:27:17,906
Each week,
I send money home. It's important.
1160
01:27:17,981 --> 01:27:19,573
You got much
of a family back there?
1161
01:27:19,649 --> 01:27:22,049
S�.
1162
01:27:25,989 --> 01:27:28,549
Ever consider
bringing them up here?
1163
01:27:30,026 --> 01:27:31,186
Well...
1164
01:27:31,260 --> 01:27:33,728
Well... Look it...
1165
01:27:35,031 --> 01:27:37,397
I'm getting
to be an old man
1166
01:27:37,467 --> 01:27:41,233
and I need
dependable workers, you know.
1167
01:27:41,304 --> 01:27:42,532
I mean...
1168
01:27:44,173 --> 01:27:47,700
Year in and year out,
men like you. Now...
1169
01:27:47,777 --> 01:27:52,237
If I was to find you
a little house, rent-free,
1170
01:27:52,915 --> 01:27:55,975
and guarantee you a job
during the off-season,
1171
01:27:56,486 --> 01:27:59,944
would you consider staying?
1172
01:28:00,890 --> 01:28:03,017
Patr�n... How I...
1173
01:28:03,092 --> 01:28:04,320
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
1174
01:28:04,394 --> 01:28:05,656
I have no money.
1175
01:28:05,728 --> 01:28:07,525
Well, I'll stake you.
1176
01:28:09,532 --> 01:28:10,931
What do you say?
1177
01:28:17,273 --> 01:28:18,501
Yes.
1178
01:28:18,574 --> 01:28:21,839
You'll be through blocking
next week and you'll leave.
1179
01:28:23,112 --> 01:28:25,478
(EXCLAIMING IN SPANISH)
1180
01:28:25,648 --> 01:28:28,048
Just don't run out on me.
Hey, no run out on you.
1181
01:28:28,117 --> 01:28:30,915
You never.
Listen to me, I swear.
1182
01:28:30,987 --> 01:28:32,420
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
1183
01:28:32,488 --> 01:28:33,921
Come back here.
He good for you.
1184
01:28:33,990 --> 01:28:35,184
I believe you!
1185
01:28:35,258 --> 01:28:37,192
He's good boy, he's strong.
Working good for you.
1186
01:28:37,260 --> 01:28:38,955
I believe you.
1187
01:28:43,766 --> 01:28:45,893
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
1188
01:29:00,616 --> 01:29:01,844
(COW MOOING)
1189
01:29:01,918 --> 01:29:04,011
Oh, there you are.
Mail just arrived.
1190
01:29:04,087 --> 01:29:06,214
Put it
on the drawing room table. I'll get it later.
1191
01:29:06,355 --> 01:29:11,190
Oh. Oh, there's one here
with a Texas postmark.
1192
01:29:11,260 --> 01:29:12,591
Oh, yeah? Who from?
1193
01:29:12,662 --> 01:29:14,459
R.J. something...
1194
01:29:14,530 --> 01:29:15,690
Poteet?
Oh, God.
1195
01:29:15,765 --> 01:29:17,756
Who's R.J. Poteet?
1196
01:29:17,834 --> 01:29:20,098
He's a big rancher
down in Palo Pinto County.
1197
01:29:20,169 --> 01:29:22,865
He was the one
who organized the first drive.
1198
01:29:22,939 --> 01:29:24,873
Well, I'll be blasted.
What?
1199
01:29:24,941 --> 01:29:27,967
He says he's going in
with a group of English financiers
1200
01:29:28,044 --> 01:29:30,774
to start a ranch
west of Jacksboro.
1201
01:29:30,847 --> 01:29:32,405
But he doesn't wanna
commit himself
1202
01:29:32,482 --> 01:29:34,746
until he can get
a good General Manager.
1203
01:29:34,817 --> 01:29:37,513
He wants John Skimmerhorn.
He wants John?
1204
01:29:37,587 --> 01:29:40,351
Said he didn't wanna
do anything behind my back.
1205
01:29:40,423 --> 01:29:42,857
That's why
he's writing to me first.
1206
01:29:43,726 --> 01:29:45,318
What are you going to do?
1207
01:29:45,394 --> 01:29:47,453
Talk to John.
Do you think he will accept?
1208
01:29:47,530 --> 01:29:48,861
I don't know.
1209
01:29:48,931 --> 01:29:52,458
Well, I think
it's a splendid offer for him. Don't you?
1210
01:29:52,535 --> 01:29:54,833
Well, it doesn't matter much
what we think, Charlotte.
1211
01:29:54,904 --> 01:29:56,895
John Skimmerhorn's a man
that carves his own trails.
1212
01:29:56,973 --> 01:29:58,964
Yes. Yes, I know.
1213
01:29:59,342 --> 01:30:01,242
Well, I guess
I'll talk to John.
1214
01:30:32,074 --> 01:30:33,336
Good evening.
1215
01:30:34,310 --> 01:30:36,039
I need a room.
You have?
1216
01:30:37,013 --> 01:30:38,173
No.
1217
01:30:38,915 --> 01:30:40,678
(IN BROKEN ENGLISH)
Sign.
1218
01:30:56,165 --> 01:30:57,291
Plenty money.
1219
01:30:57,366 --> 01:31:00,392
I don't give a damn
if you own the mint.
1220
01:31:00,469 --> 01:31:01,868
There ain't no rooms.
1221
01:31:06,576 --> 01:31:08,840
Just a minute, greaser!
No greaser!
1222
01:31:08,911 --> 01:31:10,538
(BOTH CLAMORING)
1223
01:31:10,613 --> 01:31:11,944
I work!
1224
01:31:16,118 --> 01:31:17,415
You all right?
1225
01:31:17,486 --> 01:31:19,010
Yeah, yeah.
1226
01:31:19,088 --> 01:31:20,146
What the hell
got into him?
1227
01:31:20,223 --> 01:31:22,714
I don't know.
These people are half crazy.
1228
01:31:22,792 --> 01:31:24,123
Get the police.
1229
01:31:25,461 --> 01:31:26,951
Matt, they're gonna
need a charge.
1230
01:31:27,029 --> 01:31:28,553
Well, anything! Assault!
1231
01:31:28,798 --> 01:31:29,890
Hey.
1232
01:31:31,367 --> 01:31:33,460
He robbed me, too.
1233
01:31:36,672 --> 01:31:37,969
$20, tell them.
1234
01:31:38,040 --> 01:31:39,837
That ought to put him away
for a while.
1235
01:31:39,909 --> 01:31:41,399
(CHUCKLING) Yeah!
1236
01:31:59,929 --> 01:32:00,987
MAN: Board!
1237
01:32:01,063 --> 01:32:02,462
John.
Yeah.
1238
01:32:02,531 --> 01:32:05,432
Sure is gonna seem
funny around here without you.
1239
01:32:05,501 --> 01:32:06,525
After all these years.
1240
01:32:06,602 --> 01:32:07,967
Well, you know
I'd never leave, Jim,
1241
01:32:08,037 --> 01:32:12,167
if I wasn't absolutely certain
you could do the job just as well as me.
1242
01:32:13,910 --> 01:32:17,311
Oh, and by the way,
Mrs. Lloyd,
1243
01:32:18,481 --> 01:32:21,882
if the retiring
General Manager has any say about his successor,
1244
01:32:21,951 --> 01:32:25,785
I'd like
to give this young man my highest recommendation.
1245
01:32:25,855 --> 01:32:27,482
I'll surely take
your suggestion
1246
01:32:27,556 --> 01:32:29,114
under the strongest
advisement, Mr. Skimmerhorn.
1247
01:32:29,191 --> 01:32:30,249
(TRAIN HORN BLOWING)
1248
01:32:30,326 --> 01:32:31,918
Good.
Board!
1249
01:32:31,994 --> 01:32:33,291
Last call!
1250
01:32:33,362 --> 01:32:34,727
Well...
1251
01:32:38,367 --> 01:32:39,891
You take care
of yourself now, Jim, you hear me?
1252
01:32:39,969 --> 01:32:41,197
Yeah, you, too.
1253
01:32:41,270 --> 01:32:43,238
Mr. Poteet's
getting the best man in the business.
1254
01:32:43,306 --> 01:32:44,796
I guess you know that.
Yeah.
1255
01:32:44,874 --> 01:32:46,432
But you know,
it's the luckiest thing
1256
01:32:46,509 --> 01:32:47,976
that ever happened to me
in my life.
1257
01:32:48,044 --> 01:32:49,568
The way this whole thing
turned out.
1258
01:32:49,645 --> 01:32:50,737
Yeah, how's that?
Well...
1259
01:32:50,813 --> 01:32:52,747
John, you get aboard
or they'll run off and leave you.
1260
01:32:52,815 --> 01:32:54,305
Oh, yeah.
Well, you see,
1261
01:32:54,383 --> 01:32:56,578
Mr. Poteet wrote me
a letter saying
1262
01:32:56,652 --> 01:33:00,281
that he'd just started looking
for a general manager.
1263
01:33:00,356 --> 01:33:05,419
When out of the clear blue sky
he gets this letter from Bristol, England,
1264
01:33:05,962 --> 01:33:09,022
saying I might be
available for the job.
1265
01:33:09,699 --> 01:33:10,927
Bristol?
1266
01:33:11,634 --> 01:33:12,794
MAN: Board!
1267
01:33:18,975 --> 01:33:20,340
Well...
1268
01:33:21,610 --> 01:33:24,306
Listen, Jim,
I better be getting along.
1269
01:33:24,380 --> 01:33:27,315
You take care of yourself,
you hear? And you keep in touch.
1270
01:33:27,383 --> 01:33:28,714
Ma'am. Goodbye.
John.
1271
01:33:30,019 --> 01:33:31,850
Goodbye, John.
Okay.
1272
01:33:33,122 --> 01:33:34,612
So long, Jim, ma'am.
1273
01:33:34,690 --> 01:33:37,523
Bye, John. Goodbye.
1274
01:33:45,334 --> 01:33:47,029
Are you mad at me?
1275
01:33:47,870 --> 01:33:49,064
How can I get mad?
1276
01:33:49,138 --> 01:33:51,971
I might as well get mad
at the sun for rising.
1277
01:33:52,308 --> 01:33:54,173
You ever gonna change?
1278
01:33:54,377 --> 01:33:57,073
Why should I change
when I'm always right?
1279
01:33:58,814 --> 01:34:00,714
You wait and see, Jim.
1280
01:34:00,783 --> 01:34:03,684
You're gonna be
the best manager that Venneford ever had.
1281
01:34:04,684 --> 01:34:14,684
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