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Can't you say something?
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You just keep sitting there,
reading it and reading it.
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Can't you say whether
you can help us or whether...
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Well, Mrs. Larson,
I...
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I certainly don't want
to appear unsympathetic,
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but there's nothing
in these papers
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to indicate that your husband's
anything but guilty.
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He says the murder was committed
by three other men.
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He refuses to identify them
or describe them.
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My husband is a fine man.
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He thought he
was protecting friends.
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You have made five appeals,
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all of which have been
turned down finally.
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And Brian's been waiting
16 months to hang,
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thinking every day
is going to be his last.
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If you'll just talk
to him, Mr. Paladin,
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you'll know
he's telling the truth.
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You see...
we have three weeks.
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Now, if someone can get
those descriptions from him
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and find those men,
there's still time
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for a pardon.
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Mm.
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And you're our only hope.
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You sure I can see him tonight?
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Mr. Trowbridge said
he'd wait for you at the gate.
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He's been the guard
on Brian's cell block
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ever since he was admitted.
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He knows he's telling the truth.
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Would you like your
thousand dollars in advance?
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No, I think I'll talk
to your husband first.
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You keep them dogs quiet, Breed.
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Now, you get out of here.
Go on, now.
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Silencio, amigos!
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Your name Trowbridge?
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And supposing it was?
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I'm here to talk to Larson.
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The warden's escape dogs.
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If you ever seen what
they can do to a man,
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you'd be nervous, too.
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Wait a minute.
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You taking me directly
to the prisoner?
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Isn't it customary to go
through the warden's office?
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Well, now,
that's all been arranged.
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How?
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You listen
to the prisoner's story,
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and then you tell me
if what I'm doing's wrong, hmm?
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Well, I'll go down and bring
Larson up from solitary.
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Oh?
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Well, that's, uh,
prison regulation.
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All condemned prisoners
are kept in solitary
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till the day before they hang.
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Well, that does keep the staff
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from having to think
about them, doesn't it?
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Now, now, it ain't just that.
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It also stops chances
for trouble.
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Once a man's been checked in,
nobody sees him again
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until he's ready
to be strung up.
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Course, with his wife
fighting it like she has,
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Larson's been locked up
longer than most.
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Well...
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I'll, uh...
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Light! Light! Light!
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Uh, now, talk quiet, Larson.
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No hollering,
no yelling, nothing.
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After this long
down in them dark holes,
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poor devils hardly know
what they're doing.
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Larson...
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listen to me.
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Your wife has asked me
to come here and...
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I'd feel safer if he
looked a little like me.
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After near two years
behind that beard,
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ain't nobody gonna remember
what you looked like.
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There's a razor and water
in that bucket there.
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Now, shake a leg.
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Guard!
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Chop-chop, Larson.
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Larson escaped last night
with the aid of a guard,
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a guard named Trowbridge.
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Do you want this slop
or not, Larson?
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Do I look to you like a man
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who's been in solitary
confinement for over a year?
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You can save your breath.
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When Trowbridge quit
this morning,
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he admitted everything
to the warden.
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What?! What did he admit?
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Look, do you want
this slop or not?
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No, I don't want this slop!
And if you don't know
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what Larson looked like,
then find somebody...
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Guard!
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Guard!
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Eh, they never
quit trying, do they?
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Well, I got something out here
that'll keep him well occupied.
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Larson hangs first,
so we'll get rid of him first.
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Mind your manners
in front of the warden.
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- Warden...
- Shut up and stand there.
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All right, prisoner...
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sit in the chair here.
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Warden, my name is Paladin.
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I was hired by Mrs. Nora Larson
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to try and prove
her husband's innocence.
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Quiet, please.
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Hmm.
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No malfunctions.
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Neck much heavier than average.
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Uh, tell them to figure
the scaffold for a...
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seven-foot drop.
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Now, we'll do all we can
to make it easy for you,
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but we'll expect you
to cooperate.
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Those who do
usually get a good stiff drink
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to steady their nerves.
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Oh, fear not.
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Warden, last night at 9:00
I came into Larson's cell.
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- I was knocked unconscious!
- Sit down!
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Last week
the Liberal Republicans
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nominated Greeley for president
and Brown for vice president!
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It won't work, Larson.
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Sure do get desperate their
last day, don't they, Warden.
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Mrs. Larson told me
that this execution
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was not scheduled
to take place for three...
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three weeks!
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You know
your appeal was turned down.
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Now, don't start trying
to fool yourself.
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It'll just make it
all the harder in the morning.
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Harder on your wife, too.
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Last May 22,
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the Amnesty Act for
Confederate Soldiers was signed.
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Now, how would I know that?
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And a hundred other things
I could tell you
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if I've been solitary
confinement for over a year!
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Sit down!
Aim that at his legs!
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Now...
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we can carry you
up those steps tomorrow
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if we have to.
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I must say, it was
a clever plan, Larson...
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pretending to be an outsider,
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tricked into coming here.
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Trowbridge admitted
to helping you plan this,
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ever since Warden Menlow here
came in new five months ago.
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Since then
you've been memorizing
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the information
Trowbridge gave you.
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Your wife paid him
to sneak extra food
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to put flesh on you.
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He even furnished you with
a razor, helped trim your hair.
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Well,
he confessed the whole story.
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Unusual plan.
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Yes, it was clever,
but it didn't work.
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Now, you're going to hang
in the morning,
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and you'll feel much better if
you just accept it like a man!
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It was a clever plan, Warden.
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It was a clever plan,
but it wasn't mine.
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I believe I fully understand
for the first time
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what MacKay meant when he said
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that those who try
to turn other human beings
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into senseless brutes end
by being brutes themselves.
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Brian?
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Brian, I...
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I tried so hard.
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What do you want me to do?
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Want me to cry?
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Plead?
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You tell me what
you want me to do, and...
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and I'll try to do it.
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I'm so sorry...
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that our plan didn't work.
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That's not important.
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What is important is...
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conscience
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and memory.
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You will remember me, won't you?
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Oh, I've been through it
so many times, Mrs. Larson.
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There seems to be so much
to say, but,
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when the time comes,
you find the right words
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just haven't been invented.
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Well, on that particularly
apposite note,
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shall we part?
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Well... I'm sorry
you didn't make it.
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My dogs have so little pleasure.
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Oh, with all this exercise,
I guess we'll just concede
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that O'Connor will take
a big rope and a long drop,
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and let it go at that.
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I know you ain't Larson.
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What's your real name?
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Paladin.
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Well, you ain't very smart,
Paladin.
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No, I'm not.
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Well, neither am I.
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I suppose they told you already,
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they're gonna hang me
tomorrow morning, too.
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Well, they ain't got no right
to hang me.
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That fella I killed...
he robbed me.
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He done it on purpose.
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He knew what'd happen
if he robbed me!
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They know it, too!
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They said I'm dumb.
I heard 'em.
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Well, you ain't even
the right man,
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and they're so dumb,
they don't even know it!
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I know it!
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They ought to know it, too!
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It ain't right!
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It ain't right, I tell you.
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I tell you, it ain't right!
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It ain't right! Warden!
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Do you hear me?!
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They can't hear you, O'Connor.
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If they could,
they wouldn't pay any attention.
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Well, I ain't gonna
let 'em do it.
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I ain't gonna let 'em hang me.
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I ain't gonna let 'em
hang me. I...
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I ain't gonna let 'em. I...
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What's out there?
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Now... now you can see
what happens when...
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when I get riled.
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Maybe they ain't so dumb...
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keeping me locked in here...
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where people and things
can't rob me.
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It ain't
that I like it that way.
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All I want to be...
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is outside, where the wind
is fresh and clean,
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and everybody just let me be.
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What's out there?
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Outside...
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where the wind
is fresh... clean.
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Oh, it-it's...
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It's only about a 12-foot drop.
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Come on. Come on!
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I just wasn't built
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to go through a little place
like that.
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And besides,
with these things on,
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I couldn't make much speed.
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And I ain't gonna be
a square meal for them hounds.
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I think you better hurry.
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You got to get a lot of distance
between you and here
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before they find out
you're gone.
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Why, them hounds would
tear you to pieces.
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Now hurry up.
And good luck, Paladin.
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O'Connor...
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I thank you.
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Ah...
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Oh...
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It was you.
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When I heard them dogs,
I started praying it was you
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that got out.
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You killed Trowbridge, and now
you do this to your wife... why?
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Why?
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All of a sudden, she turns soft.
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She wanted to send word to them
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in time to save you
from hanging.
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It would have spoiled
everything.
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I tried to explain
to her that...
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that you had to die.
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That way, I'm safe.
Safe forever!
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Brian, please...
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If you loved me,
if you really loved me,
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you'd have been happy
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to see ten men buried
in my place, but no.
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She was fidgety,
like Trowbridge.
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Weren't you?
Weren't you?! Weren't you?!
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Yeah. Yeah, see,
the way it works out now,
259
00:22:13,080 --> 00:22:16,749
you couldn't have helped me more
than by getting out.
260
00:22:18,018 --> 00:22:19,284
They'll figure
that you killed Trowbridge
261
00:22:19,319 --> 00:22:22,054
to shut his mouth, and then,
you killed your wife,
262
00:22:22,089 --> 00:22:24,156
because, well, because, uh...
263
00:22:24,191 --> 00:22:26,325
For whatever reason
they want to come up with!
264
00:22:26,360 --> 00:22:28,827
And me?
Well, I'm just a stranger
265
00:22:28,862 --> 00:22:30,829
that chanced by
in time to kill you,
266
00:22:30,864 --> 00:22:34,099
a convict and a...
and a murderer. Yeah.
267
00:22:34,134 --> 00:22:35,601
Yeah, yeah.
268
00:22:35,636 --> 00:22:37,002
Perfect, huh?
269
00:22:37,037 --> 00:22:39,004
Larson, you hear those dogs?
270
00:22:39,039 --> 00:22:41,240
You hear 'em?
271
00:22:41,275 --> 00:22:43,609
If those dogs get in here,
you'll die with us.
272
00:22:43,644 --> 00:22:46,111
My scent's on those clothes
that you're wearing,
273
00:22:46,146 --> 00:22:48,781
and that's what
they're trailing.
274
00:23:31,390 --> 00:23:33,381
Run!
275
00:24:07,960 --> 00:24:09,895
I guess...
276
00:24:09,930 --> 00:24:12,231
I loved him too much.
277
00:24:12,266 --> 00:24:16,335
How can a thing that...
278
00:24:16,370 --> 00:24:18,504
that seems so good
279
00:24:18,539 --> 00:24:20,506
turn out to be so bad?
280
00:24:20,541 --> 00:24:22,875
I don't know, Mrs. Larson.
281
00:24:22,910 --> 00:24:26,712
Maybe it's that love itself
282
00:24:26,747 --> 00:24:30,113
is neither beautiful nor ugly.
283
00:24:32,117 --> 00:24:35,883
Maybe the answer lies
in how we use it.
284
00:24:54,473 --> 00:25:01,446
"Have gun will travel,"
reads the card of a man
285
00:25:01,481 --> 00:25:08,120
A knight without armor
in a savage land
286
00:25:08,155 --> 00:25:15,561
His fast gun for hire
heeds the calling wind
287
00:25:15,596 --> 00:25:23,366
Paladin, Paladin,
where do you roam?
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