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Run!

Come on!

They're still shooting at us!

Go!

There's a boat!

Hey, get on that boat!

Let's go!

Grab that paddle, Jimmy!

Grab it! Let's go!

They're following fast! They're coming!

It's moving.

Go get me the Sharps with the sight. Now!

I'm gonna do this right.

I'm gonna get your gun.

Maybe it's an omen.

Just seems like bad luck or something, you know?

There ain't never been nothing like this.

If I don't claim it now,

some other asshole will

and take the fame.

And Snyder didn't pay for nothing.

I'm telling you, Mooar,

it ain't right.

Frankly, I feel I walk away right now,

you'll come back and claim it yourself.

Thank you! Thank you!

We'll be right back.

We're gonna have some more pictures.

John Mooar! A little business here, and we'll be right back.

I'll tell you what, Mr. Mooar.

You put this place on the map.

I want you to meet a fella.

He's the one who led me to the white.

He's a big old boy, ain't he? Isn't he?

Come on inside.

I got plans.

This is a lot of money for tracking an animal.

So how about a drink?

Snyder, Texas.

That's got a good ring to it.

He can run your whiskey up to Granbury.

I'm not sure I trust Barkley to do it.

No. I got 12 jugs of moonshine, homemade.

The best there is.

Can you get it all in your boat?

Yes. Good.

Then I'll send Barkley to tell Gordon

to meet on the river in three days.

You come back with the payment.

I agree.

This ought cover the shipping costs.

That's a lot of money, too.

Boys, come on.

If you don't mind,

I'd like folks to think

it was shot with my father's rifle.

I'll have Barkley load up the whiskey.

Barkley!

Come on! We'll load up some whiskey.

If I could trouble you for a few more photographs. Sure.

John!

Oh!

We're gonna take some more photographs.

Picture, please? Yeah, yeah.

Please step back. Make room for the camera, please.

Thank you. Step back, please.

A little more. A little more.

Excellent. Hold that.

Hey.

Good God.

Mm-mmm.

I got some confessing to do anyway.

I can think of a few things gone awry.

I don't think I've seen such a pretty girl

since last time I saw your sister in Spokane.

Well, they did a number on this place.

My whole life, Charlie Austin--

Him and his colored companion, I want them found,

and I want you to punish him.

You get revenge for me and my daughter.

If you want us to do it, it's gonna cost you.

If we can do it without force, won't be much.

All it takes is one little bullet,

and, bang, double the price.

Now, where did she go?

I can assure you, we will try to avoid that.

Like I said,

we fire our guns in town, it's twice the pay.

That's the deal.

We're going to Dallas, boys.

Yeah!

I'm real sorry about your daughter.

Two thousand dollars for "Champagne" Charlie Austin!

Hyah!

Can I get a bottle of whiskey down here?

My own mouth is trying to kill me.

Pardon me. Bottle of whiskey.

Anything brown water whiskey'd be nice.

Irish prick.

Oh, Lordy. Bless you, darling.

Mmm.

Mm!

Hey!

What the hell is that? Turpentine.

What are you doing?

Don't drink anymore of that. It was supposed to be a joke.

Yeah, well, I was hoping it'd kill me.

You know, there is a dentist in town.

Yeah, well, I think doctoring

is no better than petty

sheep thieving,

which I used to be really good at.

Isn't the dying man gonna ask my name?

Pardon me. You are?

Katherine.

Well, Nurse Katherine,

can I offer you a taste?

Ladies don't drink whiskey.

I like that.

But I bet you're lying.

Well, Jim,

Doc Seegars is not too far away from here.

I'm sure he could fix that dreadful tooth.

I could walk you over there if you like.

You're kindly persuasive.

Let me pay the man.

Shall we? Lead the way.

Thanks for nothing.

You know, what say we just go back to my place at the Cherry?

I don't want you to have a toothache

when you escort me to dinner this evening.

Oh, we got dinner plans this evening?

Unless you have someone else to take.

I'll see you at the St. Charles in a couple hours, Jim.

See you then, Nurse.

Oh, sweet God in heaven, Lord God help it.

Hello?

Mister-- Or, uh, Dr. Seegars?

He's not here!

He's away for the month to, uh,

wherever the hell.

You need some teeth made? We don't do that anymore.

No, I'll just keep my teeth, thanks. He's gone for a month?

Afraid so.

You're a dentist, then?

Uh, Dr. Holliday.

It's what they put on the sign.

I got a tooth that's trying to put me under.

Well, have a seat.

Let me just grab some equipment.

What are you doing?

What, are you gonna get drunk?

Uh, no.

This is for you.

And you are gonna want to have some.

Fires of hell

mixed with the waters from heaven.

Ahh.

Tell me, what's your name?

Greg.

Greg, do you have a high tolerance for pain?

What? Never mind.

Open.

Owwww!

Oh.

That's heaven.

Uh, 13 dollars and 14 cents.

That's an old-looking watch.

Well, as done as Ireland was with me.

This is all I have left of her.

I like it.

How's your tooth?

Well, besides-- ah--

not being able to chew,

it no longer feels like there's a railroad spike in it.

So I know all that money isn't from the railroads.

Not all of it.

A lot of it is, though.

Good honest money.

Honest money?

I used to steal things a lot

when I was younger.

Well, still do.

I stole booze down in Boston

and on into Tennessee.

I didn't really like who I was back then,

but I never knew nothing better.

Nobody likes a thief.

Well, looks like I like a thief.

I didn't know you carried an arm.

Like I said, Dallas is dangerous,

and I'm just a lady.

After last night, you call yourself a lady in the morning?

Now you play rough.

I've been ill. Uh-huh.

Quit trying to kiss me, girl. I'm trying to rest.

You know, I got a brand-new outfit,

and I haven't much to do today.

You can teach me how to shoot that pistol.

You know how to shoot a pistol.

I'm 28 years of age,

and I've never fired a pistol.

Well, maybe I'll have to teach you a thing or two.

I'm meeting up with a friend of mine right now,

but let's meet later tonight downstairs.

You're occupied all day?

Not all day. Like I said,

I'll meet you later on, by the harpist.

I'll be in the wash.

I'll come say good-bye before I leave.

Hey.

You forgot your string for your hair.

I'll get it when I come back.

Go to sleep.

Marty Parks. We heard you was up in Wichita.

Excuse me.

There a man in here by the name of "Champagne" Charlie Austin?

Thank you very much.

All right, boys. He's in there.

You and me walk in first.

You boys stay here till we signal.

Tower. Yeah?

Back yourself.

Hey, let me borrow your Springer.

No.

What if I gotta let him have it out here?

What if I run out of ammo?

Try throwing your gun or ask him for some ammo, getting shot.

Tower, get your own arm.

Asshole.

Me and Bacas can flank them if they come out the back.

They always run out back.

You stay out here till we signal. You got that?

You coming?

That's him right there. The one in the jacket.

Damn cheat!

Don't call me a cheat. You damn cheat!

Aw, Charlie, don't be sore.

Can someone get ol' "Champagne" Charlie Austin here a drink?

I don't need a drink! I want my money back!

Charlie!

Easy, Charlie. This is your bar.

It ain't no damn alleyway.

You say another smart remark

come out of your mouth,

I'm gonna shove them teeth down the back of your throat.

Aw, your breath is burning my eyes.

Ha-ha!

Don't you do it now!

Well, that's how it goes, Charlie.

Do it, Doc!

Don't do it!

Is that the signal?

We're about to find out.

Put your pistol where your mouth is.

He must've found out about the bounty on Austin.

Get out from behind the table, Charlie,

and we'll just take turns.

We stay here and see who gets shot.

We still take the body.

Well, let's have a go, Charlie.

You're a cheat!

Run and get Sheriff Bacas. And hurry up.

Oh, we'll be right back.

Well, I might.

To hell with this. Towers, see what's behind this damn bar.

My pleasure.

Have you lost your mind?

We are not doing this.

Run out of here, old man.

Don't be scared, Will. It's gonna be payday.

I ain't a thief.

Hey!

You work for me, boy.

Don't you forget that.

Run, you son--

Oh, Charlie Austin.

Hold still.

You couldn't shoot your hand if you put your finger in the barrel.

Hold on!

I'm outta bullets!

Well, that's all right, Charlie.

I'm not. No!

No!

Get away.

Get away! I'm okay!

It's payday, boys!

When you're done counting that, you give it back.

Bring up the horses. You got that? Oh, I got it.

What y'all doing back there?

Well, our good friend Charlie Austin

is worth a whole lot of money to us,

and since we can't take it outta him,

we're gonna take it out of his bar.

We got kind of an agreement, you see?

I see.

Good boy.

Will, go around the other side.

You see Austin come back in here, you kill him. You got that?

No. Nobody killing the boss man.

Tower!

Greg!

Greg, help me, Greg!

Get up! Katherine, what the hell are you doing?

I'll talk with you later.

Tower, he's dead!

Y'all need to put down your guns!

Tower!

You gonna be next, bastard, unless you drop your gun!

What the hell you doing? Put a bullet in him!

I ain't killing anybody!

Katherine, come on! We gotta get you outta here! Come on now!

I've gotta get him off the street! Damn it! Leave us be!

Let me go! No, no, baby.

We gotta get you out of here. Come on! Get up!

Greg, help me, Greg!

You've been lying to me since the moment I met you.

I'm sorry. Help!

Over here! He's trying to kill us!

Get your hands up!

You two grab him. Get your hands up!

So y'all looking for Austin, huh?

Well, you found him.

You ain't even Austin.

I am now.

He's out.

Get your hands up!

Where's Tower?

Come on.

Gonna have to head up into that brush soon.

We can't outrun them in this wagon.

But I didn't do nothing wrong.

I shouldn't be turning off nowhere.

Listen here, friend.

I ain't stopping, so you can get off any time you like.

Yeah, but I was on here first.

Come on!

Look. This ride came equipped with a sh--

Shit!

Damn it! Hold on!

Hey.

That wheel ain't gonna last much longer.

What are you doing? They're right behind us.

Quite a distance, but it's at stage.

Let's go. Hyah!

You wanna come with me, you can.

If you are, get your ass out of that seat. Shit!

Come on out, you cowards! I got no gun!

Show yourself!

You wanna be quiet?

I had to shoot the horses.

Shot the horses? Are you out of your mind?

It'll draw too much attention to ourselves

if we ride into town on somebody else's branded horses.

Well, we're not exactly in town, are we, Will?

That there is Brazos River,

and on the other side of it is Granbury.

I tell you, your fella and this Granbury

better put some money in my pocket real quick,

'cause I don't kill people for it.

I don't kill people for it.

Your gang shot up the whole place.

That ain't me. Do you understand?

When we get to town, my friend can help us out.

But if you go back to Dallas,

you're gonna have a real hard time talking your way out of a noose.

I'm just still trying

to grasp just exactly what the hell happened there.

All I know is I gotta get my money back.

I have to get my money back.

Who am I to say you can't?

But we both know you ain't never gonna see it again.

Come on. Let's get moving.

Just gotta swim across.

Can't do it.

What do you mean, you can't do it?

Can't do it. Not gonna do it.

Well, if you don't swim across it, you're gonna have to go around.

You know how long you'll be walking for?

Two minutes ago, I had a horse.

I told you, when we get to town, my friend Benson

can get us horses, ammo, whatever we need.

Can't do it. Can't do it.

You can't swim.

You job-stealing son of a bitch, you can't swim.

I can swim.

I'll see you in town, Will,

but I better get some real money, real quick.

Here I go.

Mm-hmm.

I'm gonna get in there.

Oh, it's freezing. All right.

All right. I can't swim.

Come on. Come on. Here we go.

Come on. Here we go.

Come on. Move it on there.

Let's go.

Shut up. Watch your line.

Come on, come on.

Right now. Let's go. Come on!

I never interfere with a man while he's bowling.

Come on, come on.

Knock them down. Knock them down.

Come on!

You're losing this, buddy! Get back! Damn it!

Come on!

I might just place myself down for a game today.

Take on you and Spears.

I'm not gonna stand here and let you lose it for me, you bastard!

Ah. Here's one. If you would stop screaming...

"As he was valiant, I honor him.

But as he was ambitious, I slew him."

Caesar. Easy.

Well, well done. I'm gonna slap your face,

my brother, Lord help me.

I would love a challenge, but I'm enlisted to the bar.

I could use some help.

Kid?

Whoa.

Damn it!

Ten-Pin Alley will be closed the rest of the day!

I do not condone killing

over wagers on my property.

Take it outta town!

Will you have Stillworth clean this mess up?

Of course.

I'll be at the saloon this evening.

Funny thing, those two were on the same team.

I'll see you in the bar, kid.

Hyah!

I told you, Charlie, you want my carrots, get them at the store.

Throw your legs over. Throw your legs over.

Come on. Put your weight on me.

I got you. I got you.

Grab his hat, Maggie.

My whole right side

feels pretty numb. Right here.

What can I do? What should I do?

Nothing. I'm just gonna hold his head. He's fine.

Hey, hey, hey! I got his head. He's all right.

Dad! Messed all over the store front, Moon!

Just step aside, Thompson. Step aside.

Someone's gonna clean this up. I'll clean it up.

I got it. No. No, Maggie.

You get yourself something nice for your birthday.

Go ahead. Please. Go on now.

It's gonna be all right, Johnny. They're gonna fix you up, okay?

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry about your birthday, Maggie.

It's okay. Come on. Let's go.

Can you walk? Yeah.

Watch your head.

You'll be all right.

Hey, Maggie.

Got these birds in from Tennessee.

Wanna take a look?

Dad!

Got a mess out here!

Just have to put a little pressure on it now.

Moon,

I don't see you in town much.

How's your family?

My son had a fall. Broke his arm pretty good.

Well, you know Doc Bates isn't a medicine man.

He's a doctor of the Lord.

I didn't ask you to come in here, Gordon.

The building is mine.

I just came by to collect from the good doctor here.

He's gonna take a good long while to heal.

I don't have anything for pain right now,

but I might have a little laudanum.

Yes, sir.

Can you sit up?

Gotta sit up.

How those horses working out for you, Moon?

I got your payment for you, but I need to get them oats you promised me.

I need them today.

I tell you what, why don't you take Kelly here?

And he'll lend a hand for you,

seeing as how your son is in-- incapacitated.

Obliged to you.

Be back in town day after tomorrow.

We'll have some trade with me.

Mr. Gordon, I'm supposed to be working at the saloon tonight.

Well, now you are helping him.

Come by later in the evening.

Oh, and, Moon,

never a day goes by

where my heart doesn't mourn for the loss of you're wife.

Don't you ever mention my wife.

Johnny, you're gonna need to keep that arm elevated, okay?

You know what that means? All right?

The break was really clean, but it's gonna take a long time for that bone to heal.

You understand?

Sir. Okay.

All right. Thank you, Doc.

I haven't forgotten what you've done for me, Jones.

Go ahead. Get that door.

I'm sorry. Can I help you?

It's pretty, right?

That dress is expensive.

It comes from New York City.

I was just admiring it.

That man was killed by Indians

just outside this town.

So you're gonna have to forgive my store policy.

Well, I don't do business with savages.

Even half-breeds.

Miss Abigail Peterson,

you come right on in.

You know, I've got that lacing you ordered.

You are just gonna die.

Maggie.

Give him this with a little bit of honey.

You good to walk back to town?

Make sure you put those bags in the barn, too.

Well, it's not raining outside.

You two look smarter than to bathe with your clothes on.

But I'll leave explanation to imagination.

Consider the first one on the house.

That's very kind of you.

Not at all. I'm obliged.

Uh,

as Shakespeare said,

"So wise so young,

they say do never live long."

Well, I'll pretend I know what that means.

Cheers. Cheers.

Mmm.

All the way down.

Again, I suppose? For us.

Sorry, friend. We can't afford to be buying a bartender's drinks.

Tsk, tsk, friend. On me.

The last bottle of Gordon's favorite.

God knows where it comes from.

Can't say I've drank with a barkeep before.

Well, journeyman, we're not exactly overrun here.

I'm feeling a bit under myself.

I could use the medicine.

We're looking for a friend of mine.

Bill Benson. Robert Bill Benson.

He lives here.

I can't--

Christ, brother.

I'm due for another.

Bill Benson?

He's dead.

Buried at our cemetery.

I'll take you there. Five cents.

Look, kid, you know, I find that hard to believe.

But I appreciate the offer.

We're gonna need some horses while we're here in town.

Well, see, that there would be me.

Well, you're a horse, huh?

"One may smile and smile, and be a villain."

John, you know Gordon's got anything

these fellas might require.

Kelly's good people.

He can help you men find

what or whoever you're looking for.

We good here? No.

Another round. It's been quite a morning.

So you say you got horses, is that right?

Yeah, I-- I-- I got some horses, sure.

I just, um...

Look, I don't have them personally.

Now, ya'll not up for details?

Cancel them drinks.

Ain't got time for your bullshit, kid.

Hmph! "Kid."

Well, y'all got the questions I got the answers to.

John?

John!

Get Dr. Bates!

I'm not gonna lie to you, John.

This stuff tastes terrible.

I need you to drink it all the way down, okay?

Kelly, get out of here.

I'll be a moment.

You heard him. Move.

He's been in and out of consciousness for about an hour.

John,

I'm here.

Jesus, you're pale as a ghost.

Funny that you say that,

because I feel

like I've been one for quite some time.

There anything I can do for you?

I just want you to sit down.

Doc, may we have a moment?

Yeah. I'll be right outside.

I want you to do something for me.

I can do that,

but I think you'd be better off to just rest now.

Doc Bates says

I probably won't make it through the night.

I want to confess in front of God

and in front of someone I trust.

I afraid I'm not following you.

1865.

Ford Theatre.

Washington.

I walked into the private seating

of the President of the United States.

I pointed a cold pistol to the back of his head,

and I pulled the trigger, point blank.

I fled to Virginia.

By the grace of God, I escaped,

and I've lived like a rat ever since.

What do you want me to say?

I don't want you to say anything, Henry.

I'm telling you

that my name is not St. Helens.

My name is John Booth,

the assassin of Abraham Lincoln.

Look, John,

you're sick.

You need rest.

I know how this sounds,

and I know you have no good right to believe me,

but I want you to understand

that what I'm saying to you is truth.

And I'm telling you this,

my friend,

because when I go,

I want a clean slate.

Now, I have prayed

for God's forgiveness.

The weight--

it sits inside me where my soul once was.

It gets harder to carry every day.

I'm sorry, John.

I need to go now. No. Wait.

And you need rest.

In my room...

In my room, under my bed,

beneath the floorboards

is all the proof you need.

The gun...

The gun that shot Lincoln

was found at the theater, John.

So I heard.

My secondary shot

fell from my hip.

It left me helpless.

So I had to jump.

I've contemplated suicide.

I always wanted the bullet

to come from the same gun.

Then do this favor for me, I beg you.

Take what's under my bed

and destroy it.

Give me my peace,

please.

Dr. Bates?

I don't look for him to make it through the night.

So he said.

He's, uh, clearly out of his mind.

He has family in town.

Cousin. Fannie Rhea.

One of your men could notify her.

I'm gonna stay here.

I want you to go to St. Helens' home.

You'll strip every plank from under his bed.

If you find anything, come to me.

And if you don't,

stop at the dress shop and tell Fannie Rhea

her cousin is on his death bed.

Yes, sir.

Where's Kelly?

He stepped out.

Well, find him.

Keep him away.

Gordon,

Fannie Rhea was a widower to a Mr. William Mugg years back.

Now married to Mr. Thomas Rhea.

What's your point?

Well, I was friends with William Mugg before he died.

He married Miss Missouri Fannie Booth,

John St. Helens' cousin.

Yeah, he's dead.

Clear as day from the cemetery, Will.

I can't believe I never got word.

So what I'm gathering from all of this is--

we're here,

not a dime between us, we got nowhere to go.

What the hell do I do?

This ain't the end of the road.

I know this, uh, friend of mine in Kansas.

Kansas. That pretty close?

It's a little bit north of here a little.

Railroad picks back up again in a week.

I'm gonna head back to Dallas, get my $300 back.

Told you he was dead.

Shot at Ten Pin-Alley by Jameson Benson.

Killed each other.

Hell, buried next to each other.

How long you been sitting there spying on us?

Oh, I heard everything. Was it, uh, 300?

Whatever you think you heard, you didn't.

You understand that? That's right.

I wanna be straight with you.

Both of you.

Here.

Bastard shite! I oughta bury you where you're standing!

I'm trying to make amends, and I'm real sorry about the watch.

I don't got much neither.

I think you better get outta here, kid.

Boy, if you would've scratched this, so help me God.

I know where we can get some horses.

Yeah, well, thanks.

Maybe even a means for money.

What's that about a means for money?

Easy. A farm family has months of furs.

Good ones. More than they need. We go in there and just take them.

They got horses, too. I've seen them.

You wanna steal from a farm family?

Will, the law's found us! What?

What you crying about? They're there.

Right there.

I'm gonna hang, Will. I'm gonna hang!

Let's just go. All of us. Hey!

We just take enough to get by. You understand? Come on.

♪ On the road to Cork City ♪

♪ There I met Will's mum ♪

Said you heard something?

It's just us here, yeah?

Yeah. Told you. They said they're taking the wagon in town today.

You're all just spooking yourselves. Come on.

You know what I think I hear?

Sounds like humming.

No. Keep going. Come on.

I gotta tell you,

this is a lot easier than I thought it was gonna be.

Here. I'll take it. Wait. Wait.

We should leave these ones here.

I don't wanna rob them completely blind.

And I feel good about that.

All right, Kelly. That's eight.

Not only provided are the means of redbacks.

They also provide the artillery to defend it.

Is it loaded?

Three.

Well, that makes six between us.

Save them.

Kelly.

I never trusted Kelly from the moment he stole my watch.

He gave it back, didn't he?

Because I didn't give him a fine taste of death.

You couldn't spin your hat.

Let's us just go get them horses.

It'll be easier if Kelly brings them here.

He's getting them.

Pa!

Pa!

Son of a bitch.

How many wagons do they have?

Thought they were taking a wagon into town today.

They're stealing all our hides!

I got a question for you--

They're stealing from the barn!

Hey!

Down!

Maggie, get down!

Stupid!

I told you not to waste them!

I never shot a gun before!

Wait!

Kelly, I'm gonna punch your face in!

Run!

They're still shooting at us!

Go!

There's a boat! Hey, get on that boat!

Let's go, let's go!

Come on! Grab those paddles!

Let's go!

Is that your boat?

Who was that? Don't matter now. John, you got the shells?

Yes, sir. I'm ready. We have to catch them on foot. It's too thick for the horses.

I can ride to Granbury and get the marshal.

No, Maggie. No. You're going back to the farm.

I need you there. I want you to take this pistol.

Go ahead.

Where you going?

Half Point bridge, if we're gonna catch them.

Now listen to me.

You see anybody come on our land,

you shoot that gun, you ask questions later.

You hear me?

You hear me? Yes, sir.

All right then. Let's go. Go!

Let's go!

Go! Go! I can with you.

Go!

You wanna start pushing some water, kid?

You're awful chipper for us to be getting shot at, boy.

Oh. I tied the horses up behind the tree like you asked. All right. Good. Good.

We're gonna take this to water. Come on.

Look at all that.

Whiskey.

I take it we came out a lot better than we had intentions.

We need to get in the cover of them trees.

We're in trouble in this boat.

Whose-ever's it is is gonna be missing it.

Getting more presents than Maundy Thursday.

You see that log, boy?

Yes. Right over that log.

So, down to business.

How are we gonna split all this up?

Oh, well, we'll take as much as we can carry,

and then you can have what's left over.

Or I'll just drink your share myself.

Hey, sit down.

Better do something about Kelly, Will,

'cause his body's about to be floating lifeless in this river.

Let's have it, Irish! Let's have it! That's enough, both of you!

"Both of you"? You taking up for him?

They were supposed to be in town.

Well, then, what the hells were you doing? Shut up!

Now, unfortunately, we're all in this together.

So if you don't mind, just paddle.

What if we missed them? Quiet!

Go ahead, boy. De-cock your gun.

Hey, Kelly, I got this. Don't worry.

You go ahead and throw rocks in the river, okay?

I say we go to Palo Pinto, make some money.

Even more off that whiskey.

With all of this? We'd need horses, you fool.

Hey.

Give that here. That's mine.

Nobody touches that!

All right, all right!

Now, there's too much law in Palo Pinto.

That farmer's probably turned us in, if not he's right behind us.

Well, what a glorious day it's turned out to be, huh?

I got everybody in the entire Republic of Texas

wanting to throw a noose around my neck, Will, 'cause why?

It ain't the Republic of Texas anymore.

Call it Paris, Texas.

I'm gonna die.

Well, what do we do?

We head east. It's safer.

East? On foot?

It's gonna be two days before we got anywhere.

Well, then, it'll be two days before we get anywhere,

but that's what we're do--

What is it? I heard something.

We're still being tailed.

The owner of that boat?

Why don't you carry no gun, kid?

Ain't got any bullets in there anyway. Would you shut up?

Hey!

We got guns on you!

Come on out!

Following the trail up here.

Crosses the river.

Kid, you almost got blasted to bits!

Quiet, Kelly. You almost got shot up to hell.

You youngsters-- you startled us is all.

Matter of fact, we, uh--

we saw some deer down a ways when we were fishing.

Y'all better hurry up.

Okay.

Why don't you got no fishing poles?

We saw a boat.

Yeah.

Now, uh, them fish were so big

we couldn't hold on to them.

That's right. Yeah.

Even took our boat.

So, uh, y'all better git.

Saw some Injuns about netting about an hour up the stream.

Yeah, well, we ain't Injuns.

Let's go.

Hey, boy.

Hey, those, um--

Those Injuns you seen-- did they look mean?

Come on, Jeral.

Yeah, well, you two shouldn't be sneaking up on people.

Hey, back to what I was saying.

Whiskey's ours, kid. Ha!

Okay. All right.

I can live with that.

So, then, the furs-- that goes three ways.

Not anymore.

We will come to an arrangement.

Yeah, well, I'm getting off this bank

because this muck smells worse than Kelly.

Now you wait. We ain't figured anything out yet.

You never, ever, ever, ever tell me what to do, you understand, boy?

Don't forget who almost got us lynched, ya cur!

Frank.

Frank!

Where is my whiskey?

Great. He's spooked. Now-- Stop!

Drop the rifle.

Where is my whiskey?

We don't have any whiskey.

Where is my boat?

We don't have a boat. Take my gun.

You can have my gun.

Give him your gun! Take my gun.

Stop.

We have three squirrels.

That is all we have, honest.

Men on foot-- you seen them?

No. Yes.

I mean, yes. We saw some men.

They had just gotten out of a boat, and they sent it downriver.

Where? Down the way, hours ago.

They were fishermen.

Go.

Hurry. Go.

Shh. Shh, shh.

Stop. Stop! Hey!

You really hate melody.

You hear that?

Chanting.

Indians.

Don't worry. They're not hostile around here.

Mostly traders. Beads and jewelry.

And food. I ain't had nothing to eat.

We'll camp here tonight.

I don't want to come up on them in the dark.

I thought you just said that they weren't hostile.

They're not.

Usually.

We had many a-troubles with the Indians on the railroads.

They're ruthless.

Hey.

Look what I found. Oh, James, dear God. Put that back.

They say it's bad luck if you find an arrowhead in a creek. What? Why?

Oh, you like that, Kelly?

You like that, Kelly? That's really funny, eh?

Yeah, well, you'll get yours, boy.

I'm just funning you, Irish.

Yeah, well, Indians are no joke.

I'm telling you that right now.

I've seen nightmarish things.

Apaches are the ones you gotta worry about.

But there ain't no more of them around here in these parts.

And all that yelling that drumming that I'm hearing?

Comanche.

They're harmless.

Couldn't be more than a party of three or four of them.

What are you, like, an Indian know-it- all?

After we cash in,

I think I'm gonna try to get to California.

Yeah, well, what's in California, thief?

Gold.

And lots of it.

Paying out real good in a town called Bodie, I hear.

How good?

I don't know. Real good.

That ain't nothing but talk.

Yeah? Well, then, what are you gonna do?

since you don't like gold?

I was thinking, uh,

eventually, I might become a lawman.

Aye, a lawman.

Deputy James McKinnon here with Marshal Will Edwards.

And we can let Kelly hang out in our jail cell, eh?

Whatever brought you to Granbury anyway?

Ya'll, uh, just a part of the James Younger gang?

I mean, you come in soaking wet,

no money, no horses.

I mean, you're just passing through? Come on.

Everybody's got their secrets.

Yeah, well, we ain't got no secrets, thief.

Yeah. That's why we hightailed it out of there so quick, huh?

The drumming stopped.

What, y'all rob a bank or something? Is that it?

Three hundred dollars?

Y'all are running from something else.

Yeah, why don't you not worry about that $300, aye?

If it was your business, then worry about it. But it ain't, so don't.

Tell you what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna have myself a sip of this whiskey

and thank the Lord that I'm not a ghost today.

Hey, Kelly, why don't you head up there and keep watch?

What, are you gonna let me use your gun?

No.

But if you see something, wake me.

I'll go shoot it.

That's real funny.

And keep your hands out of my pockets while I rest.

Steal one watch...

Make sure your gun's showing.

I don't have any bullets.

Don't matter. I don't want them to think we're hiding them.

I thought you said that they were friendly.

I said they should be.

"Should be."

Kelly.

Grab a couple of them pelts.

Are we bringing the whiskey?

No. The whiskey stays here till we see what they got.

Indians are sneaky.

I should stay behind in case they start killing people.

Come on.

The Irishman scared of some mean old Injuns?

Hey. Hey!

I'll just stay here, then, yeah?

Guard the whiskey?

Morning.

English?

English. Yes.

You have face of hungry men.

Well, uh, yeah.

If you could spare some food, we'd be mighty grateful.

My name is Will. This here is--

This here is Kelly.

Kutseena.

Pequi make you strong.

My gift to you.

Oh, uh, take, uh, this fur.

It'll fetch a big price.

Snake!

My eyes see three white men. Why does one hide?

He is not hiding.

He was just tired.

We have much to carry. He has much to trade.

I'll, uh...

Snake!

Snake! I'll bring him.

I'll... Snake!

A snake!

Pequi.

You hungry.

Oh. Pequi.

Thanks.

Thank you.

It's a-- It's a snake.

I killed it.

Yeah. He came over here,

and I killed him with my knife.

I hate snakes. Hate snakes.

Hello.

How's that fish?

Oh, it's-- it's real good, actually.

So that right there is a really fine animal you got.

Where are your horses?

The horses? They died,

because-- because we ate them.

What, uh--

What my friend meant to say was that, uh,

we had some horses grow sickly,

and we had to put them down.

We would like to trade you for your mule.

Lighten our load.

White puuku not for trade.

We have beads-- fine beads for trade for you.

For furs.

Now, listen here, Chief.

That's just not-- Yes!

We will. We would very much

like to trade you for your beads.

And we will make you many great offerings.

Thanks. Well, now, that's a lovely turtle shell.

Ooh. Yeah.

These are beautiful beads.

Very fine beads.

Yeah. Very beautiful.

Okay. Why don't you have a look at those?

Ooh.

Hey, uh, James, help with this stuff. What?

Oh, you need some help, Will?

That's okay, Kelly.

Why don't you stay here

and explain to these fine gentlemen

why James ate our horse.

Oh, um...

You know, you would never believe it.

We were at the ridge.

You know, back up a ways, only about a mile out.

You'd never im-- imagine

what we... ran into.

But it was a herd of cougars.

I never seen anything like it in my life.

They come after us, pounce on the horse.

Thing goes down.

I mean, I really liked that horse.

And we had to be carrying these furs.

The horse's name was, uh-- was, uh,

you know, uh, Billy.

And it was a good horse. That's enough.

Let's go. Good story. They-- They--

Kelly. Okay.

Well...

Now,

as the sun beats down on our faces,

I'd like to share an Irish custom with you,

my new Indian friends.

Now we're trading the whiskey?

Yes. Trading the whiskey.

It better be out of your share.

That's fine. It is.

In this bottle are the fires from hell

mixed with the waters from the heavens.

And when you drink it,

you will become a fierce warrior.

Now, at first, it tastes like you're dying,

and then it's Christmas morning

for the rest of the evening.

Hey!

All right!

Good. Here you go. Here. Here's a couple more.

We got plenty of whiskey. Let's all have a drink.

Yeah. Why don't we all have some?

Come on, Kelly. Raise your glass.

Why don't you pass that around? Yeah.

Ew. Yeah.

Burns the belly, don't it, good, Kelly?

Drink up!

Drink up, drink up.

Whiskey.

You've managed to make it through another night.

I'm going downstairs, John.

I'm gonna get myself something to eat.

Where's my satchel?

Hey, what are y'all doing?

Hurry up. We gotta keep moving.

I'd gladly trade places with you, Will.

Come on. Come on.

Hyah!

You take our food,

our trade.

Why?

I didn't take anything from you.

Our puuku,

our fur--

gone!

Men you came with--

gone!

They wouldn't just leave me! They wouldn't just--

They wouldn't steal my satchel!

Will!

You will take us to them!

And if we don't find them,

pitiful white man-- Aah!

...you will die,

slow.

Will!

How much further are you leading us up here?

It'll be faster if we cut though those canyon walls.

It's not as easy as it looks, Will.

It's too much to get down there. We'll have to go all the way back around.

If we go around, we'll have no cover.

Them Indians are gonna find us. We're too overloaded.

We're sitting too heavy. We have to leave some of the load here.

We leave nothing. We hit that break in the canyon.

We're sitting ducks out here.

Shit!

You were being too damn careless!

I'm-- I'm sure they're just up ahead here.

Wait.

Banshee?

No.

Move.

Hey-- Hey-- Stupid! Stupid!

Damn it.

You're a madman, Will. Here!

You're a madman if you think

that we can carry all of this through that opening

before those Indians catch up to us.

We'll be dead in a hour's time.

Are you hearing me? We gotta move, Will!

Those Indians will scalp us dead,

and you're trying to lead us through the gates of hell!

We can carry it!

That money-- That money that was stolen from me in Dallas

had been in my pocket for four days, Will.

For four days. I stole it from a man sleeping on a train.

I don't work on the railroads. I work the railroads.

The money's gone. The money's gone, but you know what?

I'm still here. I don't care!

Don't you understand?

Everything that we leave here

is like leaving gold in the grave,

and I will go through the gates of hell

before I let them Indians take me down,

and so will you.

Now, pick it up, and let's move on.

You got three bullets in that gun, Will.

I don't think you're going to use any of them on me.

Hey.

Hey!

Hyah!