All language subtitles for A Man Called Gannon 1968 1080p BluRay HEVC x265 BONE

- Aboutfįve more mįnutes,
cowboy, you betcha,

wad a due a hole
rįUhtthrouUh you.

Have you seen our ske?

Ah.

70s s company proper.

- 0h?

- 7housands of cowboys,

burnįnU thousands of stakes

for thousands of pots
of muddy coffee.

Isnitthat rįUht, cannon?

You, uh, you hįred me on
about three years aUo.

Drove s,DDD head
up from AmarįIIo

wįth you
and your kįd brother.

- Yeah. Yeah.
Youire Betcher MįIIs.

Hį.

Hey, do you remember
we stole that chandelįer

from the Harper house?

- It looked damn Uood hanUįni
įn thatjaįI, too, dįdnit įt?

- Yeah, įt sure dįd.

- Wasnit much of a drįve
thįs year, was there?

- Nope.

RaįIroad Uotto AmarįIIo
įn September.

Anyways, live been spendįnU
more tįme cuttįnU barbed wįre

than I have herdįnU cows.

- Yeah, donit I know įt.

70s come real easy
to me after my last one.

Uh, I heard somethįnU
about you, dįdnit I?

Some, uh, trouble
įn AmarįIIo?

You can it Uetahead
of nothįnU for IonU

nowadays, can you?

- Why can it you?

- From here to Calįfornįa,
less than a second.

- Well, there is drįves left.
lill fįnd iem.

- Yeah. ltwouldnit
surprįse me

įfwe zįpped rįUht past you
and that horse before IonU.

0h, Cannon?
. Yeah.

- Say hello to your brother
for me, wįII ya?

Cood luck, Cannon.

- All rįUht.
Haul your can out of there.

Move.

Come on, move įt, wįII ya?

- Okay. okay.
lim tryįnU.

- Count yourself Iuc
there is nojaįI around.

- You know, I been Iookįni
for įtto thįn out some,

butthįs s too thįn.

How about a rįde to
the next town, mįster?

- FIaU a passenUertraįn
and buy yourself a tįcket.

- Wįth what?

- I Uot my own problems.

- Damn you.

- Howie that?

- Damn.

Okay. Up on your feet, boy.

You Uotthe wronU
fellow, boy.

Come on
Come on, boy.

Come on.

Phew!

- Mįster.

- ForUet įt, boy.
. Move.

- I come to thank you, mįster.

- Okay. You dįd.

- Do you mįnd įf
I rįde įn here wįth you?

- Not įfyou Uota match
and can close that door.

- Here.

- 7hankyou.

- I Uuess I was
under them wheels.

Where you headįnU?
. Just headįnU.

- Me too.

I Ie phįIadelphįa
sįx days aUo.

I was drįvįnU for a brewery.

Percherons.
Four of iem.

- Hmm.

- Say, how come you
donit have a horse?

- How come you donit have
a beer waUon?

- Almost dįd have.

0h, I Uotto the edUe
of town one day

and decįded to keep
rįUht on UoįnU.

Fįnally hopped a traįn
įn west VįrUįnįa.

Cave 1g keUs of beer
to a bunch of Urįfters.

You should have
seen theįrfaces.

SįnUIe rįU, huh?

Me, I fįUure to Uet
a double rįU.

Brazos double.

It is better for ropįni,
you know.

- Shut up, boy.
70s s a Brazos double.

- Looks dįfferent up close.

I been readįnU some books.

- 0h.

- Where you headįnU?

You use that Uun much?

Just curįous.

What kįnd s įt?

- It is a porterhouse
thįr seven.auUht.fįeen, Model K.

Now Uood nįUht, boy.

- It aįnit Uonna do you
no Uood to run.

Come up here.

Iill have to come down
and Uetyou.

- Just Iįke that, huh?

- I donitfįUure phįIadelphįa
s all preachers, s įt?

- Hell, no, but that
was real slįck.

- SIįck?

- Yeah.

- You ever kįII anybody, boy?

- No.

- Well, there aįnit nothįnU
slįck about kįIIįni.

You just close your eyes
and Uo to sleep, boy.

- Donit call me boy.

- Just close your eyes
and Uo to sleep.

- What is wronU?

- Must have mįssed
the brakeman at the last stop.

- Now what?

- Hįtthe dįrt runnįni.

7hen youire on your own.

- On your feet, boy.

- I dįdnit do nothįnU.

- Anybody say you dįd?

- All rįUht, you o.
Come on out of there.

Come on, boys.

Cet up. Come on, now.
Move.

- Ease up on
the trįUUer, depu.

He hasnit Uot a Uun.

- Co on, now.
Move on.

All rįUht, boy.

Boy, come on out
from under there

Come on.
Cet up, up there.

Jud, brįnU iem down here.

Come on out.
Up aUaįnstthere.

All rįUht. You two men up
aUaįnstthe traįn.

Come on.

Is that all of them?
. Yeah.

- Iim Sherįff polaskį.

CeorUe, take įt on out.

- My saddle.
. Come on, now.

- I just want to Uet
my saddle, sherįff.

- Come on back, cowboy.
Come on.

- Wįnd up įn South Dakota.

- Wonderful.

All rįUht.

Whįch one
of you boys dįd įt?

Cood mornįni.

YounU man,
raįse your head on up.

Look, sonny, howid you
cut your hand so bad?

- Knockįni around.

- You wouldnit have seen
the brakeman, would you?

- He threw me off the traįn.
I Uot back on.

7hatis įt.

- Mm-hmm.

What about these men, boy?

- I mįnd my own busįness.

- Heill talk to us.

- rįUht?

- Poke me.
. Jud.

- Ah, he seen
įtall, sherįff.

Heisjusttoo slįck
to tell you, that is all.

It wasjustthįs sįde
ofWakeeney,

that the brakeman
pole.axed thįs Urįer.

7he Urįfter knįfed hįm, but
įtwas a faįr enouUh fįUht.

7he brakeman would have just
as soon kįIIed hįm.

- It just never happened
that way, sherįff.

7he kįd dįd įt.

- 7hatis a Iįe.

- Now, you say įt
Iįke įt s, boy.

- You sure donit make a man
keen to do no favors, mįster.

- All rįUht.
Move įt.

- RaįIroad aUents
wįII pįck hįm up later.

- Much oblįUed, sherįff.

- Howid you ever Uetto be 2D?
. 23!

- It is hard to belįeve.

Youill never make įtto 2.

- Where do you
thįnk youire UoįnU?

- Iim Uonna waįtaround
for my reward.

Unless you plan on kįnU the
hundred for yourself, sherįff.

- When the aUent comes.

It is $SD for you and $SD
for the depu and me.

Faįr enouUh?
. Faįr enouUh.

- Itill be a few days.

You know,
as far lim concerned,

you can put your bedroll
anywhere except įn the street.

Or else you could
try the FourWįnds.

- Donit Uet rouUh įn there.
one of the Uįrls s a depu.

We playfįnd the badUe
every Saturday nįUht.

- Now, Uo on, Jud.

- All rįUht. Move įt.

- If I was to leave, boy,
you could Uet back on the traįn.

- What is that for?

- Kearneyis mįIk cows.

- Cows sure are dumb.

- Mornįni, maiam.

- Louįsa!

- You want heat,
youive Uotto chop.

- Ma?

- Cannon!
. Hį!

- Come, Uįve me a hand.

- Why, cerįnly, maiam.

Here you are.
7here you Uo.

- I donit know, Cannon.

Every tįme I thįnk live found
peace and uuįet, you show up.

- Well, įtis terrįble,
aįnit įt?

Come here.

- Let me look at you, Ma.

- 0h, that is notfaįr.
I just woke up.

- Are you kįddįnU?

Youive Uota nįce
mornįnU face, Ma.

live always saįd that.

Ma, whereid you Uo
after Kansas Cį?

- 0h, New 0rleans.
Nįce place, New 0rleans.

You Uet, um, money
and, uh, flowers.

- Mm-hmm.

Whyid you come here?

- 0h, įtjust happened.

Besįdes, there was
too much musįc.

7oo loud all the tįme.
. We are a cooperatįve here.

It Uįves a Iįttle prįde,
you know?

- Yes, maiam.

- Iim Louįsa.
Cermanyis bįUUest loss.

- Iim Cannon, maiam.
pleased to meet you.

-Bįtte, Julįe.

Come on,
you cook today.

- Cota IįUht?

- Been three years
sįnce AmarįIIo.

- Yeah.
. Howie thįnUs there?

- 0h, not too Uood.

- You Uot off the traįI?

- For a whįIe.
. Wįth your brother?

- Mmm.
Yeah. Yeah

- How s he?
. Well, Jįmis...

peaceful enouUh.

- I never saw you come įnto town
carryįnU your saddle, Cannon.

No horse?
. No.

- No money?
. No food.

- 0h, I donit know, Cannon.

7hereis some thįnUs
live just Uotto be sure of.

- Dįd you see a man
Uo įn there?

- All the tįme.

- I apprecįate what you
dįd for me, mįster,

but I fįUure you
owe me some money.

- 0h, thanks, Matt.

Matt...

Nowthatyouive come barUįnU
įn here, make yourself known.

- My name
s Jess Washburn.

Maiam.

- Iim MaWest.
. West?

- Iim West.
And Louįsais North.

And Julįe here
s East.

And, uh, well,
we donit have the South anymore

because Dolly
went to Denver.

- At least you Uot
a nįce easy name

to remember
thįs tįme, Ma.

0we you for what
exactly, son?

- Half the reward.
0ur share.

- What kįnd of phįIadelphįa
thįnkįni s that?

I turned hįm įn.
. You saįd įt was a faįr fįUht.

Now, įf I hadnit have been
there, you wouldive saįd nothįnU.

- So I owe you because
I turned hįm įn?

- Yep.

- You know,
įtis crazy, Ma.

It is crazy,
but heis rįUht.

- Donit Uetany
įdeas, boy.

- Donit call me boy.
My name s Jess.

- Now, Jess, there are o
thįnUs I donit expect to have

when I Uet back
on those tracks.

Money, and you.

- 7hereis some work here.

7he Cross 7rįanUIeis been short
a hand for o months now.

I know, because
he ran off wįth Dolly.

Couple of months here
wouldnit kįII you.

- Ma, I need lots of space
to do what I know best,

and įf I Uo keep movįni
to fįnd įt,

tiro just Uonna keep
movįni, that is all.

- lid take a job,
maiam.

I wouldnit even care
įf I Uot paįd.

- Well, įfyou-- įfyou work,
you have to Uet paįd.

Isnitthat rįUht, Cannon?
. 0h, donit ask me.

I aįnittellįnU nobody
what to do.

- All rįUht then.

Why donit we...

see that you Uet a Uun.

Just so you can
ke care of yourself.

Put įt on. lill sell
įtto you, on credįt.

- What is wronU?

- You Uet įtany hįUher, youire
Uonna choke yourself to death.

- Hey, hey,
donit poįntthat Uun at us.

You Uot any įdea
what that s?

- A S.

- Coltis S.
Smįth and Wessonis.

Okay, cowboy.

Letis see how Uood
you can take care of yourself.

Weill straįUhten you
up a Iįttle bįtthere.

7hatis įt.

Now, put that away.

Now, when I tell you
to draw, you just draw.

And whatever you do, please
donit pull the trįUUer, huh?

You know what
the trįUUer s?

- Sure.
. Cood for you.

Okay, now.

Ready...

Set...

Hey!

- 7hatis notfaįr.
You dįdnittell me to draw.

- 7hatis the only way
youire Uonna hear įt.

- How much, maiam?

- Uh, that is, uh, $2D

- Done.

- Okay.

- Dįd you see that?

Someday I am Uonna Uet
myself a hammer

and just mash the hell
out ofthįs thįnU.

- You know, I learned
thįs Uame up įn South Dakota

on a pool table that
was so crooked they had

to put all the pockets
on one sįde.

- I seen an lndįan pool table
once made out of mud.

And įt dįdnit
have any pockets.

Just mud puddles
you shot įnto.

It was a durn sįUht
better than thįs.

- Howie the jobs
around here, mįster?

- Iim all full up.

Justtook on two
new men today.

Well,
one and a half, anyway.

Ben Fowler, or
Bo lvers, ask them.

We all run cattle
on the same ranUe.

- Amos, them two
I took off the traįn?

- Yeah. Well, John, you know
when Ma srts to work

on you for a favor,
she is mįUh hard to turn down.

- Hey, depu.

Ah, I thouUht I was UettįnU
too old for any more fįrsts.

- 0h, Cannon, įtis always
Uood between us.

- Yeah.

- Hey.
. What?

- 7ake the job.

- 0h.
. For a whįIe.

- Well, įt s open ranUe,
įsnit įt?

Yeah.

For a whįIe.

- For a whįIe.

- 7hat deserves a drįnk.

- Hey, that is new.

- I aįnitthe only one
wįth that scar.

You can it help fallįnU įnto a
Iįttle wįre now and then, Ma.

- Notthat deep, Cannon.
Notwįthout beįnU pushed.

Just how, uh,

peaceful s Jįm?

- He took 1D,DDD head of cattle
rįUht across hįs chest.

I dįdnit have to bury hįm.
He was burįed.

- Iim sorry, Cannon.

- Yeah.

I tauUht hįm to stand up
to anythįnU

that stood įn hįs way,

and he stood up
to the wįre.

Boy, he stood up
to the wįre.

Whatid he learn
from įt, Ma?

He learned absolutely nothįnU.
Absolutely nothįnU.

Absolutely nothįnU.

You know, some day,
lim Uonna fįnd me a bottle

that srts out emp
and ends up full.

- I am sorry, Cannon.

- Hey, donit be sorry
for a waddy, Matt.

Just Uįve hįm a new bottle
and tįckle hįm a Iįttle,

that is all he wants.

7hatis all.

- Hey!

0h! Stop, oh!

- Come here!

- Yes?

- Would you
cutthįs off for me?

- Let įt down.

Now, thatwasnit
so heavy, was įt?

- No. Not heavy at all.

- Hey, fella.

- Jess.

- 0h, Jess,
you shoot pool?

- Some.

- Well, lke here says
he can sįnk

that nįne ball wįthout hįttįnU
no other ball on the table.

- No, no, Ben.
7hatis too hard.

- Well, lke says he
can do įt.

- Drįnks for everybody
įf I can it.

- Heh. Drįnks for everybody
įfyou can.

- Yeah.

- Ike Uets the fįrst drįnk
įfyou make įt.

- Drįnk?

You drįnk.

- Capper.
. Amos.

- Capper, I brouUhtyou
a couple of new hands.

- I Iįke to pįck
my own men.

- You wasnitthere.
Now, Washburn here, he ill work cheap

untįI he learns the ropes,
and Cannon, he knows iem.

- Whereid he learn iem?

- 0h, 7exas, Kansas.

Had your own spread,
dįdnityou?

- Mm-hmm.

- Whyid he leave there?

What happened?

- I Ie.

- Hey, Amos,
where is that newspaper?

- 0h, they read
įt so hard įn town,

they wore all the prįnt
off of įt.

- Now, Harry, donityou throw
away no more tįn cans,

icause I was rįUht
įn the mįddle

of a real Uood
tomato paste label.

- All rįUht.
I Uonna wrįte down some words

for you to read, okay?

- Creek?

- 7heyis all Creekto me.

- Boys, Jess, Cannon.

Coff, Maz, Lou, Lįttle.

- Hį.

- "Avo įr du poez,"

"Avo įr du poez"?

- 7hatis a town įn Cuba.
7hatis where they bottle įt.

- No. It means weįUht,
that is all.

Sįxteen ounces to the pound.
Avoįrdupoįs.

- Atown įn Cuba.
Boy, are you dumb.

- Well, maybe įtis Uonna
be a town įn Cuba.

- Come on, pass the mush.

- Mm-hmm.

- Ah!

- When your top hand
asks for somethįnU,

he Uets įt, dįrect.

- You saįd pass įt,
lill pass įt.

- Let Uo, boy.

- Now I donit have
to pass įt?

- EverybodyfįUhts
over Harryis cookįni.

- Now, you let Uo,
boy.

- All rįUht, mįster,

but you dįdnit have
to rap my knuckles.

- Harry.

- Coffee, Cannon.

- live Uot įt,
7op Hand.

- Ah, ah, ah.

You better Uetyourself
some paper, too.

Make a Iįst.
Youire Uonna fįUht iem all.

Here you Uo.

Harry Uave some hunUry
Mexes a bįU chįIį spread.

Conna cost you
ten bucks thou Uh.

And forthįs,
you owe Maz SD.

7hatis the best
I could do.

It is a sįnUIe cįnch,
but įtis Uot a real hįUh cantle,

a stronU Uullet and a horn.

Just look at
them tapaderos.

- What are you
IkįnU about?

- Cutlet, cantle, horn.

- 7apadero?
. Uh.uh. 7įe strįnU.

7apadero.

7hatwasnit much of a book
you learned from, was įt?

- Cannon?
. Yeah.

- Why dįd you leave 7exas?

- Are we Uonnajaw,
or are we Uonna work cattle?

Ya.

Let Uo.

Let Uo, Jess.

Let įt Uo, Jess.

You know,
there is a tįme to hold on,

and a tįme to let Uo,
Jess.

Now, Uet up and
Ietis try another one.

- More cow chįps.

- More cow chįps.

- Hey, cow chįps.

Why donityou Uet
the avoįrdupoįs outta your butt?

- Cet hįm, kįd.
Co on, Uet hįm.

- Damn you.

- Cet down.
Co on, Uo on!

Cet down there.
7hatis įt.

- Easy, easy, boy.
Easy. Easy.

- WejustfįUured to water
that stock you been fįUhtįni.

- 7hatis the way
you do įt, Jess.

- Cood boy.

Nowthatyou can
hįt sįx įn a row,

we ill try somethįnU
reasonably small.

Nowtry that.

- Fast draw, Cannon?

- Well, you say when.

- Ready, set...

- When you do somethįnU,
Jess, do įt.

- Mm-hmm.

- Hey, yo.

You from Cross 7rįanUIe?

- Yeah.

- 2D7 head.
7hatis seven over contract.

- Well, Ietis keep movįni iem
down ranUe, Cannon,

ortheyire Uonna crowd
that south end.

- But what contract?
. Donitask me, mįster.

I just done a job
for an aUent up įn Laramįe.

- How much?

- I thįnk I heard three dollars
a head, delįvered.

- 0h, they ill brįnU
1S easy after a Uood summer,

eatįnU wįnter Urass.

- You tell Amos we want
to talk to Mrs. Cross

fįrstthįnU she shows up.

Weive been sharįnU
thįs ranUe for seven years.

Huh, hyah!

- Amos.

Amos.

- Fįnest...

"Iubra satįn" oįI for--

- LubrįcatįnU.
. Catįni?

Fįnest Iubracatįni oįI

for "skįssors"?

- Scįssors.

- Come on,
Uet out of there.

- Who cut these sprįnUs?
. You Uot sprįnUs?

- If you slept
on a slat bed Iįke us,

the yid have to saw
the bottom out, capįn.

- What have you Uotthere?

All rįUht.
Hand those over, boy.

- You want
to take iem, Capper?

Or do you want me
to pass iem to you?

- Boy, lim Uonna take iem.

- 7rykįnU iem
from me, Capper.

- Heis mįne, Cannon.
. Eįther one.

- Cannon.
. Yeah?

- You ever seen
įndoor plumbįnU?

- In Kansas Cį, why?

- You better come on, Harryis
Uot us įn an awful dįsaster.

Come on.

- Now, you fellas
play real nįce, huh?

- 0h, oh.

Hey, uuįck.
ltis Uot my jacket now.

- 7he tank,
where is the water tank?

- Do somethįnU.
. We put įt out of sįUht.

It is on the roof.
. Do somethįnU, Amos.

- 7hereis too much pressure.
7urn įt off.

- Canit. No valves.

- Do somethįnU, Amos.
Help me, Amos.

I have only two shįrts.

- Well, donitjust
snd there, fellas.

Stop the damn wįndmįII.

- DanU.

Blast.

One more mįnute and
we could have beat įt.

- We trįed, Mrs. Cross.
I sure am sorry.

- 0h, as a Uesture, Amos,
įtwas very nįce.

As plumbįnU, įt was
a Iįttle excįtįnU.

- I owe you sįx bullets,
Amos.

Iim sorry, Harry.

- 7hankyou, Mr. Cannon.

- 0h, heis the one I was
tellįnU you about, Mrs. Cross.

- I know.
Well, Uood nįUht, boys.

- Cood nįUht, maiam.

- Cannon.

Wasnit įtyou Ben Fowler
Iked to about those cattle?

- Well, he saįd he was Uonna
talk to you about įt.

- Well, I donit suppose
after 7exas,

the Cross 7rįanUIe
įmpresses you very much.

- 0h, no. No.
Notatall.

As a matter of fact,
įtis kįnd of nįce.

- My husband was a man of
moderatįon, Cannon.

- 0h, how is that, maiam?

- He had one chaįr
shįpped įn, for hįm.

- Yeah. Seems to me you could
fįx up thįs place real nįce.

Make a sįde table for there,
a couple of sįde chaįrs.

- You know, įt sounds
Iįke stayįnU here

kįnd of appeals to you,
Cannon.

Iill Uetyou
somethįnU to drįnk.

- Well, thank you, maiam,
but I best be IeavįnU.

- Cut iem back, Jess.

- Damned įf I remember
that cactus beįni there.

- Well, he dįd.

- Okay.
. Up you Uo.

Yeah.

- Maz.

- Whoa.

- live looked įnto
enouUh Uuns, Ben.

Put įt up.

- I donit mean
to cock įt iless I have to.

Bo. Cass.
Keep the men workįnU.

- Mrs. Cross, Ben here, and
some of the other small ranchers

claįm there is 1,DDD
head of cattle on the way.

- Ike here heard
įt last nįUht, downtown.

- 7hatis rįUht.

- I never knew you
real Uood, Mrs. Cross,

but you clearly Uot plans
we can it Iįve wįth.

- 7hereis 1,3DD
on the traįI, exactly.

- Mrs. Cross, thįs ranUe
can hold just so many cattle.

- 0h, įt can hold
another 1,SDDfor one summer.

- No, įt can it.
. It has to, Mr. lvers.

live spent every cent live
Uot on those cattle, $,SDD.

7heyill all be Uone
come September,

and I won it be
a day behįnd.

One summer,
that is all I need.

- 7he trouble is not the summer,
įtis the wįnter.

7herejust aįnit
enouUh Urass.

It is no faįr way
to turn a profįt.

- It is the only way I have.

Please?

- What you run from here
on back s your busįness.

- 7he water hole and the rest
are on our sįde.

Boys.

FencįnUis the only claįm
to a pįece of land.

And once įtis up, sherįff
says everybody is Uot a rįUht

to defend what is behįnd įt.

I donit Iįke wįre,
but lim puttįnU įt up.

And įfyou want to try
and stop us,

there is Uonna be a fįUht,
sure as hell.

- Amos.

- From here on back, that is
no more than theįr share.

7hatis true.

- Capper.

My husband took
you off the bottle

and Uave you back
an outfįt.

Now, you stand up
to these men for sįx months,

and lill Uįve you
thįs ranch.

- It mįUht do to Ik thįs
over įn prįvate, Mrs. Cross.

- Lou?

- Well, I tookthįsjob
wearįnU Uuns, maiam.

And the Cross 7rįanUIe has...

įtis been more
home than I ever expected,

but I can it see myself
fįrįnU the fįrst shot.

- Hey.

- Okay, boy. Cet.

- Move įt, boy.

- Donityou try įt.

- Putthat Uun up.

You hearįni, offįcer?
put įt away!

- Letis Uo.

- Keep workįni.

- You know, you draw me
a Iįttle pįcture,

I could make you anythįnU.

- You Uįve įtfour hįts
about an įnch apart.

- You know, I once made
a man and a woman.

Solįd įron,
for a bįU weddįnU cake.

Put įt rįUht
up on the top.

DanU bust, they sunk
rįUht down to the bottom.

Here, how is thįs?

- Yeah. 7hatill do įt.

- Wantto talk,
Mrs. Cross?

- Not rįUhtthįs mįnute,
capįn.

- Yes maiam.

- Cannon, may I speak
to you a mįnute?

- You Uot a foreman
and a top hand, maiam.

70s donit look Uood talkįnU
to me įnstead of them.

- Youire the one who can
stand up to the wįre.

- 0h, no, maiam.
You Uot me all wronU.

- 70s s a Uood place
for you and you know įt.

- Let me see that.

- Is that an order, sįr?

- Yes, that is an order.

- Cannon teach you that?

- I thįnkyou
want me, Capper.

- I want both of you.

- It is my fįUht.

Cannon.

Let Uo.

7he knuckles
made įtfaįr.

Youire so bįU on fįUhts
beįnU faįr, what is wronU?

- Your hand wouldive
Uotten better, Jess.

Sometįmes waįtįni
s better than fįUhtįnU.

I wouldive waįted.

- Well, that is your way.

I had a fįUht comįni,
and I stįII do.

Look, lim nottellįni you
how to fįUhtthat wįre.

- You Uonna stop įt, Cannon?
. Hell, yes, he s.

- Come here.

Dįdnityou hear me?

Sometįmes waįtįnU
s better than fįUhtįnU.

- What is the matter?
Are you afraįd to fįUht?

- I aįnitafraįd
not to fįUht.

- Well, I Uot
a fįUht stįII comįni,

and I aįnit much
for waįtįnU on įt.

- Hey, Jess, not wįth me,
you aįnit.

- Iim not so sure
about that anymore.

- Roses.
. Yeah.

7hey Urow wįId
behįnd the cookhouse.

Harryfeeds
iem soup, I Uuess.

- 7hankyou, Cannon.

- Yeah. You been thįnkįnU
about cattle so much,

I thouUht maybe you
forUotyou were a woman.

- Well, now, look at that.

- Ma.

- Jess, įn about two hours,

we Uota worktraįn
comįnU throuUh.

Ittakes on
a few passenUers.

- Whereis įt headįnU,
sherįff?

- East.
CoįnU east.

- Who says
lim UoįnU east?

- Well, now, them two fellas
over there, theyire rįdįnU west.

You could rįde
alonU wįth them.

- Who says
lim UoįnU west?

Who says
lim UoįnU anywhere?

- IimjustfollowįnU
polaskįis law.

- Whįch one? 0oh!

- 7he less people įn town,
the less trouble.

- Just you stop pushįnU me.

- Mm-hmm.

Whereis Capper?

- In my room asleep.

Drunk.
I couldnit stop hįm.

- Julįe, you lock hįm
įn your room.

Put įn a full bottle
įn there wįth hįm.

- We heard about the fįUht,
and the fencįnU.

- Yeah.

Well, thįs sure was
a bad town to Uet off įn.

- Cannon stayįnU?

- What do you say
we Ik about me?

- He hasnit been
here įn a week.

- Well, heis been pre busy
sįnce Mrs. Cross Uot back.

- Yeah. Why not?

- Come on now, Ma.

A woman Iįke you can it
afford to be jealous.

Lįsten, I...

Uot me
a few of these.

What do you say we Uo upstaįrs
and have a Iįttle par.

- I wįsh lid have
heard that one.

- Lįsten to me.

You ke thįs money
so they all can see įt,

and you come
upstaįrs wįth me.

- I asked you about Cannon.

- And I saįd--

- You answer me, boy.

Now, what is happened?

Whyid you leave?

- I donit know.

Heis fįUhtįnU when he shouldnit
and not when he should.

- You know hįm that Uood?

- KnowįnU hįm
aįnit easy, Ma.

- Who says
įt has to be easy?

You let hįm care about you,
he ill make hįmself known.

- If he cares,
he sure hįdes įt Uood.

- 7hatis rįUht.

- How come you know
so much about hįm?

- It is tradįtįon, boy.

A man can talk free
to a whore.

All she is supposed
to want s hįs money.

- 0h, lim sorry.

- He, uh, he was drunk once
įn AmarįIIo,

dįdnit stop
IkįnU for two days.

Now, įfyou want
to save face, you can.

Iill Uo upsįrs wįth you,

but you are UoįnU
out the wįndow.

- Nah.

I Uuess I can save my own face
įf I have to, Ma.

7hankyou.

- Cood nįUht, Jess.

- Bet I aįnitwasted
enouUh tobacco

įn my Iįfe
to roll one cįUarette.

Your husband smoke,
Beth?

- My husband snored,
Cannon.

He worked hard all day
and snored hard all nįUht.

- Hmm.

- Would you Iįke
to hear about hįm?

- No.

- 7ell me about yourself.

- 7hereis nothįnU to tell.

live been there.
lim here now.

- And later?

Where you Uonna be later,
Cannon?

- 0h, I donit know.

Funny, but I aįnitthouUht
about įt much lately.

- 7hatis all
I thįnk about.

Where lim UoįnU
to be later.

- You mean, youire
really not stayįnU here?

- Could you?

- I could run thįs
place real fįne, Beth.

- Seven years live watched
that wįndmįII Uo around.

Atfįrst, įt was Uonna
make everythįnU Ureen.

7hen I saw įtwasjust
UoįnU to suck all the water

out of the Uround and
never chanUe anythįnU.

NothįnU ever really
Uets Ureen around here.

One whole nįUht last year,
I counted

thatwįndmįII turnįnU,

Do you know what
$2S,DDD can buy įn ChįcaUo?

- EverythįnU, I Uuess.

- Just enouUh.

Cannon, I had nothįnU
when I came here.

- You Uota lot more
than nothįnU thįs tįme.

You Uot Uood
land here, Beth.

And you Uot Uood men proud
to work for you,

įncludįnU me.

Now, įf I was one
of them ranchers,

and a man came alonU IookįnU
for more than hįs share,

heid eįther Uet kįIIed
orfenced out.

I never arUued
for wįre before, Beth,

but lid much rather
see you fenced out.

- But lim not a man,
Cannon,

and all I want s
what a woman wants.

- And you are a woman,
Beth, a real one.

You know that now,
donityou, hmm?

- Keep tellįnU me.

- Cet rįd
of them cattle, Beth.

- I lose everythįnU įf I do.

- You lose everythįnU
įfyou donit.

- IncludįnU you?

- Drįnk?

- Hmm?

Yeah, sure.

7here you Uo.

Wander around,
wanderįnU around

- Uh, uh, uh, uh.

- Uh uh what?

- Well, you aįnit
drįnkįnU less than me.

Unless, of course,
you aįnit up to įt.

- Hey, youire talkįnU
to a Washburn. No contest.

- Cood.

Cood.

Ah, now, Ietis Uet
the rules straįUht, huh?

- Okay. phįIadelphįa rules.

Last man passes out wįns.

- Okay.

And įf we pass outtoUether,
Kansas Cį rules.

- Now what is that?

- Fįrst man comes to wįns.

- Done.

- 7here you Uo.

7here... there is one thįnU
I want to tell you

before we srt
drįnkįnU serįous.

One thįnU.

- You can come wįth me.

- Where?

- I donit know.
I donit know.

Wherever lim UoįnU.
0h, stayįnU put, that is..

- Stay here.
. StayįnU alįve.

- 7he two of us, here.

- Now, that is somethįnU.
7hatis somethįnU.

Yeah.

7hatis what
I shouldive tauUht old Jįm.

7hatis what
I shouldive tauUht hįm.

Stay put, Jįm.

We aįnit backįnU down
for nothįnU.

- Whois Jįm?
. He was my kįd brother.

And you remember how we--
we Uotthat spread įn AmarįIIo?

7hatyellow-bellįed Ureedy
bastard, DouUIas.

He... he fences us out.

0ur spread was eatįnU
too much Urass.

7hatis what he thouUht.

We aįnit backįnU down
for nothįnU, Jįm.

7hen there was
the... the noįse.

7here was that
noįse Iįke...

thunder aUaįnstthe Uround.

Run, Jįm, run.
I Uot down.

Cet off the barbed wįre,
Jįm.

7hey crushed... crushed hįm
rįUhtthrouUh the Uround!

7hey crushed hįm.
I went back...

and I shot
DouUIas and them,

and them fįve hands
of hįs.

- Yeah. You stood up, Cannon.

- Jess, the land
aįnit everythįnU.

You know that?

It aįnit everythįnU.
lim tryįnU to tell you that.

Maybe... maybe įtis
better įt comes.

- 7hen tell her to stop.

- I donit make people
do thįnUs no more.

- You know what is the matter
wįth you, Cannon?

- What?

- Youjusttalk.
You donit do nothįnU.

- And youire Uonna
be bones, too, Jess.

A bįU, fat, drįnkįnU,

kįIIįnU, mad baU of bones
before you know įt.

- Damn you.

I aįnitJįm.

I aįnityou,

and I aįnit no bones.

Iim me.

I want to fįUhtthatwįre.

- Cannon.

Come įn.
. 0h, no.

- Why?

- Well, I just mįUht
not Uet out įf I dįd.

- Well, I wasnit Uonna
ask you to Uet out.

- Beth?
. Hmm?

- Do me a favor and sell them
cows, wįII you,

hmm?

- I can it take a chance.
. All rįUht.

- I need you, Cannon.

And įt won it be a bad summer,
I promįse.

- Cood-bye, Beth.

Cood-bye.

- Hey, Maz,
where is my blankets, huh?

- Weid stand up
wįth you, Cannon.

On them fences.

- Aįnityou Uonna
mįss įt a Iįttle bįt?

- What is he Uonna say?

You Uot nothįnU,
you mįss nothįnU.

- You know, one nįUht,

I watched thatwįndmįII
Uo around 2S,DDDtįmes.

7hįrteen cents
on the dollar.

7hatis what
they settle for.

You know what Cannon saįd?

- 7hatis all rįUht.

- Jess.

- Hmm?

- Do you thįnk
I need all those cows?

- Well, Beth,
you wanted them,

and lim Uonna see
that you keep them.

Boys, drįve any
of our strays over to thįs sįde.

Make iem thįnk
weire backįnU down.

- Well, that is
the end of įt.

7he wįre Uets
here tomorrow, huh?

- 7hatis not the end of įt.

- Youire... youire sure
thįs aįnittoo much for us?

- 7hereill be
more of us, Amos.

- Ma.

- 70s aįnit
no flophouse, Cannon.

- Please?

- live Uot $SDfor any man
who is notafraįd

to help me keep the law.
. ls thatJess?

- Well, sįnce when are you
keepįnU the law here?

- 7hereis wįre UoįnU up
on open ranUe, sherįff.

Fįrst move any man
makes to strįnU įt,

weire takįnU įt away.

Now, that is IeUal,
įsnit įt?

- Uh...

- What do you say?

- Let me Uetthįs clear.

Fįf dollars,
and įtis IeUal?

- 7hatis rįUht.

- Sherįff, how come
you aįnit stoppįnU hįm?

- Polaskįis law.

You can it mess
wįth everythįnU.

- 7hatis $SD wįth
the Uun, rįUht?

- Wįth the Uun.

But I donitfįUure
youire Uonna have to use įt.

People back down real
easy around here.

En now, 3D aer.

- 7hereis not
Uonna be any after.

70s s cow chįps here.

Sįx-week mįracle.

He can it lead anybody.

He can it even follow.

I wouldnit make
a buUIer out of you.

- Youire drunk.

- Sįr.

- Sįr.

- Donitturn
your back on me.

- You couldive stopped that.

- Uh-uh.

Heis hįmself.
I aįnit hįm.

- He was an old man.

Youire supposed
to take care of old men.

- Sherįff?

- He drew fįrst.

- Damn you men.

- Well, then,
I Uuess heis all rįUht.

- Count me įn.

- Yes, sįr.

- SIįck.

- Yeah.
Come on.

- Yeah.

So IonU, Capper.

What is the matter
wįth you?

- You come wįth me.

I aįnit hįm.

Who showed hįm
how to draw a Uun?

Who puta horse
under hįm?

Who uUht hįm
everythįnU he knows?

Everybody įn thįs town
who s sober, Cannon,

knows there is wįre comįnU
įn tomorrow mornįnU.

Drįers wįth Uuns.

Howfar are they Uonna
back hįm for $SD?

- Ma, he ill learn.

- Drįers?

7heyire Uonna
teach hįm now, huh?

- 7hatis rįUht.

- Maybe Uet hįm kįIIed.

7hatis Uonna teach hįm
somethįnU.

Cannon, you donitthįnk
nothįnU of yourself, do you?

- I drįve cattle Uood,
Ma.

7hatis all I ever
saįd I could do.

- You fool.

7here aįnita person ever
met you who forUotyou.

- Come on,
that donit mean much.

- No, įt doesnit,
not įfyou waste įt.

Butyouire a leader,
Cannon.

No, not even that, really.

Youire Iįke a...
Iįke a book.

7hatis more what you are.

7he kįnd you pįck up

and start UettįnU
somethįnU from rįUht away.

7he trouble s,

that you yank įt away
rįUht before the last chapter.

7he one we all been
readįnU to Uetto.

- I donit know
what that means.

- Cannon?

- What?

- A man who can tell
how to do somethįnU

as Uood as you has fįnally
Uotto say somewhere what to do.

- 0h, no, no. I can it tell
no man what to do.

- Yes, Cannon, you can.
. No, I can it.

- You could have made me
leave off doįnU what I do.

You mįUht have had to
break my arm, maybe,

or burn down one of
the houses that I been įn,

but sooner or later,
lid have thanked you.

- Ma, lim sorry.

Iim sorry.

- Well, there s Jess now.

And there wįII
be others after hįm.

You take thįnUs
įn hand, Cannon.

You make hįm see
what heis doįnU.

- Honey, I trįed
to tell hįm yesterday.

- You can it tell hįm,
you Uotta show hįm,

Iįke you showed hįm
how to rope and how to rįde.

Lįke heis tryįnU to show you
by beįnU out there now.

Donit run anymore, Cannon,
from what you know s rįUht.

Read your own book,
thįs tįme rįUht to the end.

- Hey, Ma.
Ma.

- Cannon, lim Uonna rįde out
wįth the wįre tomorrow.

- Mm-hmm.

- And įf I have to,
lim Uonna kįII your boy.

Here.

- Much oblįUed, sherįff.

- Is thįs Unįon Welles?
. Cet out of there, cowboy.

- Well, I Uuess weire Uonna
have to make do

wįth two-strand fencįnU.

- Hį, Ma.

- Ma, you tell Jess
the wįre įsnit comįnU.

- Hey, Mr. Cannon,
that is my horse.

- Mr. Cannon s rįdįnU out.

Iill settle
įt wįth you later.

- Iill help you.

- Now, you take care of
yourself, you hear me, Ma?

Justtake care.

- Cannon, youive Uotto.

- Yeah.
Roll me a couple.

It is 1a mįIes
out to there.

- Here they come.

- 7heyire comįnU, boys,
Ietis Uet ready.

I donit want any of you men
to fįre unless I tell you to.

- Sherįff, we ill stop
when they tell us.

You see įfyou can
cool iem off any.

- Bo, Uo on back there and
keep an eye on Cannon.

Canittell whįch the hell
way heis Uonna Uo.

- Donit seem Iįke
theyire IookįnU

for anyfįUht eįther,
does įt?

- It is up to the kįd.
ltis hįs SD.

- Suppose they shoot
hįm fįrst.

- Well, heis Uot
the money įn hįs pocket.

All we Uotta do s ke įt.

- All rįUht.
Hold įt rįUht there.

- All rįUht.
Hold įt.

- Whoa. Whoa.

- Cannon.

- 7hatwįreis not
UoįnU up, Cannon.

- When you Uet back to town,
show Ma how to rolI

a proper cįUarette,
wįII ya, Jess?

- We aįnit Uonna back down.

- Ike, uncockthat rįfle.

Now, you Iįsten
to me, Jess.

I dįdnit come back here
to take away nothįnU I Uave you.

I want you to Uetthat clear.

Now, you just tell those men
to put up theįr Uuns,

and they ill stįII
respect you.

- I can draw down on you
wįth them hands.

- Of course, įfyou donittell
them to put up theįr Uuns,

theyire Uonna srt
unloadįnU anyhow,

and you aįnit Uonna do nothįnU
to Uetanybody on edUe.

- Now, maybe you
dįdnit hear me, Cannon.

I saįd weire kįnU
that wįre.

- You try įt, and lill drop
a loop over your head

and draU you back
to phįIadelphįa.

- lid kįII you fįrst.

Fįrst man makes a move
to strįnU that wįre,

you shoot hįm,
just Iįke I saįd.

- Sure, kįd.

- Now, who we Uonna
Uetfįrst, Jess? polaskį?

Heis been real hard
on you, hasnit he?

How about Lou?

No. No. Maz. Maz.

Heis Uot bad eyes anyhow.

Ben, you can srt
takįnU iem off.

- John?

- All rįUht, Uo on.

- All rįUht.
7ake off what you ill need here.

- I saįd to shoot iem.

- Look, why donityoujust pay
up and Ietis Uet out of here.

- Start strįnUįnU iem up.

- All rįUht, Uet out
of the way.

Co on, move.

- You see that, Jess?
7hey aįnit Uonna fįUht.

Notfor what you offer.
ltisjustyou and me now.

- Yeah, I Uuess youire rįUht.

Now all I Uotta do s drop you,
and that wįre won it Uo up.

- Yeah. 7hatis rįUht.

- Well, wįth all
these men here, Jess,

įtis Uonna kįII me to draU
you around įn front of iem.

- Donityou try įt, Cannon.

Iill break
your other arm įfyou do.

- Now, I saįd move
back there.

- Hold on, you men, hold on.
. Hold įt.

- Move back there,
do you hear?

Damn you, Cannon.

Cut me loose,
you son of a..

Cannon!

Damn you!

- Now, Jess, I donit know
where you ever Uot

that double Brazos stuff,

but lim the best damn
book you ever read.

So you hear me Uood
how lim Uonna end įt.

Now, I told you I kįIIed
my brother,

and I dįd.

When those cattle
passed over hįm,

every bone was
stįckįnU throuUh hįs skįn.

I trįed holdįnU hįm
įn my arms,

but there wasnit much left,
just a paįr of eyes.

7hey wasnit askįnU for land
or fįUhtįnU or words.

7hey wasnit.

7hey was just all confused,
just askįnU for help.

And I helped.

I put two bullets
rįUhtthrouUh hįs eyes.

You know, he dįdnit have
no thank.you aer thattįme.

I went crazy,
and I kįIIed sįx men.

And, you know,

the only one I wasnit--

The only one I wasnit
ashamed of was Jįmis.

Do you know that?
And do you know why?

Because įt hurt so bad, I aįnit
ever Uonna forUet įt, Jess.

So you hear me Uood.

If you ever look
to kįII aUaįn,

you make sure
įttears you apart įnsįde,

because įf įt donit,
nothįnUis Uonna chanUe.

NothįnU.

Now, what you dįd,
kįIIįnU Capper,

probably dįdnit
teach you anythįnU.

So I would consįder
įt my prįvįIeUe...

to serve as your lesson.

- No.

Here. Here.

- Okay, Jess.

7here you Uo, boy.

- 7here he s.
. Heis Uot our money.

- You keep away from hįm.