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Billy the Kid...

I've been ordered to appear
before the district court

to face those charges
of false accounting

and embezzling state funds that
Murphy and his pals cooked up.

One of the sheriff's
deputies I got friendly with

told me that McSween's gonna
be served with a warrant

for accessory to murder.

What, so he doesn't even
make it to the court?

No. He told my friend that once
McSween is behind bars,

he'll be found guilty
and hanged.

Sheriff Brady will be along
shortly and once we've arrested

McSween in front
of the courthouse,

all of our troubles
will be over.

Well, that's not
happenin'. I'm gonna stop Brady.

I'm ridin' into Lincoln.
Who's comin'?

Our very own Sheriff Brady
gunned down

by a criminal gang
of outlaws and murderers

all lead by one man who goes
by the name of Billy the Kid.

I know that no one
will ever be satisfied

until Billy the Kid

swings on the end of a rope.

Señorita Del Tobosco,

I just wanted
to introduce myself.

If I want justice, I have to
take the law into my own hands.

Well, I can't understand,
you told me you changed.

Wait.

Please go. Now!

Sheriff Brady's murder
on Main Street in broad daylight

is an appalling
and horrifying crime.

I can assure you,
Mr. Walz,

it won't be long before
you're hearin'

of Billy the Kid's demise.

Mr. Catron has just
appointed a new sheriff

in Lincoln County. A sheriff
who's pledged to drive

each and every gunman and outlaw
out of this territory

and restore law and order.

I suggest you co-operate
with him.

My name's Garrett, Pat Garrett.

Jesse Evans
is a real danger to us.

We do what we want, boys.

We are the fuckin' law.

Where is The Kid?
I want to hear him bleat.

Where is he? Huh?

Jesse!

You still have a chance, Jesse.

Take it.

He-yah, he-yah!

You had Billy The Kid
in your sights,

and you let him go.

He vanished like
a fuckin' ghost.

I'll kill him.

I'll do it myself.

Well, that's the spirit.

We go after Billy. That's all.
That's what this is about.

Hurrah, hurrah.

Hurrah, hurrah!

Buckshot. Nice of you
to show up. Where have you been?

They told me what happened.

You had The Kid in front of you.
You didn't throw lead.

You can't imagine.

The Kid came up on me
just like an Apache.

Came outta nowhere.

It's what we're here to do,

kill the fuckin' Kid.

If you ain't gonna do it,
you know I will.

Hurrah!

I know where he at.

How would you know that?

That's my business now.

Yeah.

Why don't you go back
to sleep, Jesse?

I'm goin' to collect my reward.

Mmm, those are tasty, Brewer.

Well, that's my pleasure,
Mr. Coe.

- Thanks, Billy.
- Thanks, Billy.

Someone's coming!

Someone's coming!

Is that Buckshot?

What the hell is he doing?

Maybe he had a fallin' out
with Jesse?

Wants to join us?

You guys stay here.

I guess I know Buckshot better
than any of you.

I'll just go find out
what he wants.

George, be careful,
the bastard's a good shot.

Yeah. I'm aware.

Finger on the trigger.

Hey there, Buckshot.

How's things?

I got a good reason
to be here, George.

What would that be?

Well, we ain't telling.

How'd you find out we were here?

I know an old Indian scout.

Same as you. He found ya.

Buckshot...

There's gotta be a good reason
why you came out here.

Sure there is.

I come to capture The Kid,

alive or dead.

I'm gonna claim that reward.

Have you gone crazy, Buck?

It's not just Billy.

There's several more
Regulators in there.

You don't stand a chance.

I'm gonna claim
that reward.

Come on, Georgie, move.

You know what? You're still
wanted for killing Tunstall,

so maybe you should surrender
to us,

since we're the new
law here in Lincoln.

Put that rifle down!

Throw up your hands!

Not much, Mary Ann.

Fuck!

Charlie!

Billy!

You fuckin' coward!

Where you at?!

Fuck.

What the hell
are we going to do?

Y'all stay here.

It's me he's after.

Ah, shit!

Night, night, darlin'.

Ah, shit!

We gotta do something.

Buckshot, hold your fire!

I'm comin' out.

You can take me alive.

Get him.
Go, go, go.

Puttin' my rifle down.

It's just you and me.

Don't. Leave it.

Fuck you. Fuck.

You lookin' for me?

- You looking for me, huh?

Here I am.

Gentlemen.

Middleton and Brewer are dead.

I can report that Charlie
will live. He's been very lucky.

Thank you.

Mr. McSween asked me to pass
on some news to you, Billy.

It seems they've appointed
a new sheriff.

Name's Pat Garrett.

Pat Garrett?

That's what he said. Does
that name mean something to you?

It sure does.

I need to speak to him.

I don't think you should ride
into Lincoln, Billy.

There's Wanted posters
up all over town.

You could be shot on sight.

Then I'll write to him.

Dear Pat, been a while.

Congratulations on being made
sheriff of Lincoln County.

I always knew you'd make
something of yourself.

Look, things have changed since
you left and they're gonna try

and bend your ear to their will,

but don't listen to the House.

Don't listen to Murphy
or Riley.

Murphy belongs
to the Santa Fe ring,

and Riley's just a killer.

They're both crooks.

Lincoln is a cesspit

and what it needs
is cleanin' up,

and you're the man to do it

with the help of the Regulators.

Always your friend,
William H. Bonney.

Deputy.
Mornin', Sheriff.

Whoa, whoa.

Who is this?

His name is Buckshot Roberts.

Recent member
of Jesse Evans' gang.

What happened to him?

He said that he could hunt down
Billy the Kid on his own.

That's what he told Mr. Riley
up at the House.

That he'd hunt The Kid down
like an animal and kill him.

Well...

Looks like, maybe,
it was the other way round.

Did he tell anyone
he'd found The Kid's hideaway?

No, I don't think so.

Ah.

We'll just have
to keep looking.

Tell Jesse Evans I want
to see him right away.

Yes, Sheriff.

And, uh...

find Mr. Roberts' family.

He needs a decent burial.

Yah.

Go on.

Mr. Walz. Welcome.

Sir Del Tobosco,

may I introduce you
to Mr. Catron?

Of course I know who you are.

It is a pleasure.

May I present to you
my wife, Isabella?

How about we go inside?
It's damn cold out here.

Of course.
Please.

Can I offer you some
champagne, Mr. Catron?

No, thank you.
I'll take a whiskey.

Whiskey, por favor.

This your family?

Yes. Yes, it is.

I'm guessin' they're
all dead, right?

So...

...how can I help you,
Mr. Catron? Please.

Are you kiddin' me?

You know who I am?

I own Catron Bank and Trust.

- Yes, I know.
- Well, maybe you don't.

But Mr. Walz is about to tell
you. Isn't that right, Mr. Walz?

Yes, indeed.

The fact is, Mr. Del Tobosco,

that over the last two years
you have applied for

and been given many
substantial loans

from the Catron Bank and Trust.

As a result,

you are in debt now
over $100,000.

I don't normally call
personally on those in debt

to the bank, Mr. Tobosco,

but for you I have made
an exception.

You see, $100,000
is a large amount of money

secured by your property
and other interests,

so I'm curious how and when
you intend to repay your debt.

You had no need to travel
this far to ask me

this question, Mr. Catron.

I could have reassured you
a thousand times

for the fact is that I am
in the process of cashing in

several investments
and selling property in Spain.

Is that right?

Do you take me for a fool?

What do you mean?

I mean you're lyin'.

I don't buy all this family
wealth shit.

There is no family wealth.

And if once there was,
it's long gone,

probably spent by
and squandered

by all these dead guys
around the room.

You think I believe
in Spanish gold?

No, of course not.

Your ancient titles
and your sense of entitlement

don't impress me one bit.

I'm an American.

We don't do that stuff.

We deal in what's real.

And you're not real,
not to me.

So, Mr. Del Tobosco.

Here's your bill to pay.

It's your, um, total borrowings

plus, of course,
accumulated interest, plus fees.

And here...

is a letter.

It's a letter from you
to the bank

agreeing to repay
all monies owed in full

within 28 days,

or forfeit this property.

We expect you to sign it.

28 days?

That is ridiculous.

- No one--
- I advise you to sign it.

Maybe there is some
hidden wealth.

If so, now would be
the time to find it.

I have no intention
of signing your letter.

You're making
a very big mistake.

Forgive me, but it is you
who is making the mistake.

You have no idea who I am,
but I know exactly what you are.

I'm going to ask you to please
leave my property.

You're an amusing fellow.

Full of bullshit...

but amusing.

Where are
my gloves?

Hold this.

Who is it?

It's me, Jesse.

All right.

Gentlemen.

Came in to tell you that town
is more or less locked down.

Apart from the McSweens,
there's no sign

of any of Tunstall's
gunmen or supporters.

And what about The Kid?

He's nowhere to be seen.

After the slaying
of Buckshot Roberts,

we found where he and his gang
had been hiding out.

Blazer's Mill, been abandoned.

What with the heat on them,

the law at their heels
and a price on their head,

they probably quit
the territory.

Billy ain't gonna quit.

Jesus Christ! Who's there?

Uh, sorry boss.

Walz just rode in.

Walz.

Fine.

Mr. Walz.

So good to see you.

Gentlemen.

I'm sorry I've come so late.

Mr. Catron asked me
in particular

to come and speak to you.

He, um regrets having
placed you under

such financial pressure,

but he has an idea that uh,
might alleviate it.

Alleviate?

He wants to help you.

Well, all right, then, Mr. Walz.
Have a seat.

Shall I pour you a drink?

And I suppose
we'll speak in private.

Actually, no.

This idea of Mr. Catron's
will involve

Mr. Evans and his friends.

Now please, gentlemen.

Good.

So, Antonio Del Tobosco

is an incredibly
wealthy Spanish man.

He lives out of town.
Keeps his head down.

However, he owes
Mr. Catron a lot of money.

And, well...

He's refusing to pay.

Hmm. So?

So... Mr. Catron thinks
it's time to collect.

Now Mr. Del Tobosco
has a beautiful house

full of treasures,
just magnificent horses,

and, um...

Spanish gold.

Now, if you and Jesse here

can take hold
of these treasures,

then Mr. Catron is willing
to share the benefits

and profit with you
and the House.

How does that sound?

Jesse.

Is this something you can do?

You know, I heard something
about that Del Tobosco family

from that drunk
who runs the hotel.

Sam Wortley?

Sam Wortley, he told me
that Billy had got real friendly

with Del Tobosco's daughter,
Dulcinea.

- Said they often rode together.
- Hmm.

Figured that he was pretty
sweet on her.

Us showing up there
might help flush him out

of his hiding hole.

Well...

Jesse, that's just
one more good reason

to pay them a visit, ain't it?

Mr. McSween.

This is Judge John Wilson,
Billy.

It was he who issued
the warrant for the arrest

of those responsible
for John Tunstall's murder.

Pleasure, sir.

The pleasure is all mine,
Mr. Bonney.

We are fighting on the same side
and for the same thing.

I know it's dangerous
for you all

to come into Lincoln,
but it's very important

for you to know that the House
is not the only one

with friends in high places.

Indeed not. I have a friend
on the Supreme Court.

I have written to him
with accounts of fraud,

corruption and murder involving
virtually the entire

federal officialdom
of New Mexico.

This has produced results.

The administration has
designated Frank Warren Angel

as a special agent,
charged with investigating

the death of Tunstall
and the Lincoln County War

as well as the allegations
of corruption against

Governor Axtell, and U.S.
District Attorney Catron.

So, after all,
there are people on our side?

Of course there are.
This is America.

Remind me again the name

of the special investigator.

His name is Frank Warren Angel.

Hmm.

Well...

if the angels got our backs,
I don't see how we can lose.

What we gonna do?

Well, I guess we'll go down
there and we'll...

ask them nicely
just to open the gates.

How we gonna do that?

Hey, Fig. Get up here,
you fucker.

Don't you think...

Do you reckon I look like
our friend Billy Bonney?

All right, come in hard, boys.

Yup, yup, yup!

Oi!

Up on the roof!

Papa!

Mama!

Papa!

Come on!

Papa, Papa.

Let's go, let's go.

Don't shoot! Wait.

Hold up!

We've been sent by Mr. Catron.

I'm not here to beg you

or to plead with you,

but to ask you...

do not come in my house.

My family are inside.

And if Mr. Catron wants
my belongings, everything,

my horses, my cattle,
he can have them.

I will sign it all over to him.

You go and tell him that.

But don't cross my threshold.

You have no right.

Well, we're going
to do it anyway.

I have armed men inside.

They're not gonna stop us.

Get outta the way, old man.

No.

I said get out of the way.

You're devils.

- You're devils, all of you!

No, Papa!

Over here,
boys!

Did you check
that room yet?

Everyone done in here!
What do ya got?

Whoa. Whoa.

- Shh.

Hey, hey.

I'm not gonna hurt ya.

You're Dulcinea, right?

You're Billy's girl.

I wouldn't hurt Billy's girl.

Billy and I...

we're friends from...
from way back.

He's like my own brother.

Don't move.

Put the gun down, Dulcinea.

Please. Listen to me.

I'm not going to hurt you.
Please.

- Ahh!
- Shh.

Dulcinea!
Are you okay?

Hola.

Hi, Billy.

I don't know
who the gunmen were, but...

I know it was connected
to a recent visit

by a man who owns
a bank in Santa Fe.

Thomas Catron.

He threatened to make
my father bankrupt.

We know all about Catron.

Let's go.

They killed everyone, Billy.

My whole...

- My whole family.
- I know.

But you're safe, though, okay?

With me.

I'll protect you, I promise.

And I will avenge
your family's death.

I swear it.

One of the gunmen pretended
to be you, Billy.

That's how they got
into the compound.

He said you were like brothers.

I-I don't know who he was.

I think I know.

Mornin', Jesse.

Sheriff.

Gentlemen.

Look that way.

Mr. Riley.

Sheriff Garrett,
it's good to see you.

Is Murphy around?

Come in.

Major Murphy.

Sheriff Pat Garrett has decided
to pay us a visit.

Come on in, Sheriff.

Mr. Murphy.

How are you?

All right. Can't complain.

Find it hard to get up out
of this chair

to properly greet ya, so...

forgive me if I don't.

Don't worry about that.

Do you drink whiskey,
Sheriff Garrett?

Not in the morning.

Aye. Suit yourself.

Oh, sit down.

Do you remember
the first time we met?

Sure do.

Sheriff Brady
had just arrested me.

That's right.

Well, I was the one...

who persuaded him
to get you off the hook.

Train you up as a lawman.

That was very good of you.
I'm grateful.

You've come at a very
difficult time, very difficult.

There's a full-scale
war going on out there.

So, I understand.

Hmm.

We're fighting for American
values here.

You know that, right?

American values against
carpetbaggers,

out-of-staters, criminals, murderers.

That is what Mr. Catron
led me to believe.

I know you used
to ride with Billy.

And now it's...

Now it's your job
to hunt them down.

How do you feel about that?

It's my job to administer
the law in Lincoln County.

And I hope that you will assist
me in that endeavor, Mr. Murphy.

Oh, I will.

Dependin' on what side
of the law you're on.

The law doesn't take sides.

Oh, no?

The Kid killed your predecessor
right out there on Main Street.

Shot him down in cold blood.

Whose side are you on
about that?

I'm on the side of justice.

Well, then,

we're not so different,

are we, Mr. Garrett?
Not so different at all.

You and me,

we're partners here,

because that's all we want
here in Lincoln, justice.

That's all we want.

And all I want,
Sheriff Garrett...

...is nothing more

than to see that Billy
the fucking Kid

hanging on the end of a rope.

You get me?

Yeah.

Hmm.

Why are all
these men here, Billy?

Because we're going
to take over the town.

Can you really do that?

Now is the time.

The people of Lincoln are tired

of the lawlessness
and the chaos.

And the Mexicans are sick
of being exploited.

They want change.

Mr. Tunstall tried
to give it to 'em,

but... he couldn't.

I intend to succeed.

You know we're not moving out
for a few more days yet.

So, I could move you
somewhere safe.

Quiet.

Thank you.

Whoa, boy.

Billy.

Hola, Manuela.

This is Señorita
Dulcinea Del Tobosco.

She needs somewhere safe
to hold up for a while.

I'm hopin' she can
stay here with you.

Sí, Billy. It's no problem.

Jesse and his gang
killed her whole family.

I'm sorry.

What for?

I told you I didn't understand
why you needed to go to war.

To become an outlaw again
and to risk your life.

I didn't understand, but...
now I do.

I was so naive,

but everything has changed.

I am so sorry
this happened to you.

I don't want you to die, Billy.

I want us to be together.

I want us to be together
for a long time.

That is all I've wanted since
the first moment I saw you.