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Outlander Season 8 Episode 5
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00:15Previously...
00:16Ben's not dead.
00:16That's why his body is not in his grave.
00:18There is something amiss here.
00:20I am not the 9th Earl of Elsmere.
00:22I've found myself wishing I could renounce the damn title altogether.
00:25Well, you could marry me and give it to our firstborn.
00:27Are you Denzel Hunter?
00:28You never said you were a physician?
00:30I am.
00:30This is William Ransom. He's been injured.
00:32Rachel!
00:33These men need our urgent assistance.
00:34My wife is in the city.
00:36I promised I'd return.
00:38I can find a safe place for you to wait out the battle unless you want to fight.
00:41I'm here in Whitaker.
00:43Allow my wife to help yours.
00:45May I introduce to you William Buckley McKenzie?
00:48The meditation procedure?
00:49As does yours.
00:51A man being called by God is one thing.
00:52A man who thinks he cannot die is quite another.
00:55You are a man.
00:56Arming up right under your nose.
00:57You're too hard-handed to make an example.
00:58Not much of blood.
00:59No.
01:13Not much but you've got another problem.
01:14Or a man.
01:14blah-lah.
01:15What is no such thing?
01:17I don't want to help you.
01:18Anything you'd like to tell the bees?
01:20they didn't have much to offer me
01:22when I told them that everyone had left us
01:25again
01:28well
01:30no everyone
01:37he promised to fight with me at King's Mountain
01:41you told him about it
01:43he's one of you, Cleo
01:44I see the purpose in keeping it from him
01:52he's been it more times than anyone
01:54did you tell him that
01:57we killed his father
02:00no
02:02nor do I tell him you killed his mother
02:05good
02:07let's keep that to ourselves, shall we
02:12most
02:13ah, fine
02:18thank you
02:25go to the house, children
02:27to bear
02:29and then again
02:31go now
02:32go
02:37something's wrong
02:44don't shoot
02:48what
02:49he was watching the house
02:51you can't
02:51I, I, I do
02:53don't think he's here to harm us, are you, Mr. Whittaker
02:56no sir
02:58I'm not
02:59what are you lurking about in the woods
03:01you know a man named Cunningham
03:03Mr. Fraser
03:04the captain
03:06aye
03:07he's coming for you
03:12sing me a song
03:15sing me a song of a last that is gone
03:18say could that last be I
03:34say could that last be I
03:43billow and breeze
03:45islands and seas
03:48mountains of rain and sun
03:54all that was good
03:57all that was fair
04:00all that was me
04:03all that was me
04:04is gone
04:10sing me a song of a last that is gone
04:15say could that last be I
04:22mary of soul
04:24she sailed on a day
04:28over the sea
04:35to sky
04:41I
04:43I
04:45I
05:08Uh, me and some of my men were out hunting with the Cherokee.
05:13While we was hunting, some white men hailed us
05:15and started talking to the Cherokee
05:17about joining a loyalist militia
05:19this Captain Cunningham's putting together.
05:21And one of them let it be known that this Cunningham
05:24would soon be in charge of Fraser's Ridge.
05:31Go on.
05:32They camped the night with us.
05:34My men and I, we daren't sleep.
05:36So, I listened.
05:40They said there's a redcoat officer named Ferguson.
05:44Been raising loyalist militias, arresting rebels.
05:54I know about him.
05:56Well, Cunningham means to attack you and take you to him.
06:03So he can hang you for show.
06:07What?
06:09He said in a few days.
06:11Cunningham's waiting on a fellow named Partland,
06:13who's come from the settlement of 96 with a militia of his own to help him.
06:17He means to overpower you.
06:23You've done me a service, Mr. Buttigieg.
06:27Now remember it.
06:28The way I see it,
06:30I owe you for what your wife did for my family.
06:34But if they find out, I warned you.
06:36They won't find out.
06:38And you don't owe me.
06:42But I am grateful just to see him.
07:04My interrupting?
07:06Yeah. Come on.
07:17How does it look?
07:19It looks very lovely.
07:26It's just only the French ships.
07:28I know.
07:29But Lord John said battle appears imminent,
07:32and without me knowing exactly where my husband is,
07:36I...
07:38I really think I must feed him.
07:40That's fine, Lady Grey. We can resume this afternoon.
07:55She is lovely, isn't she?
07:57Yes. I suppose she is.
08:01Sit down. Keep me company.
08:10You know, you don't have to do this.
08:14Everyone would understand if you put it off until your husband returns.
08:18Honestly, it's helping me keep my mind off of it.
08:25Can I ask you something?
08:28And it's about Jamie, so you can say no.
08:33Were you able to spend any time with him?
08:36After you met?
08:37There is no occasion for that.
08:44Actually, that's not true.
08:47There was one occasion when he helped me look for someone.
08:54Was that Jane?
08:57Fanny told me about her.
08:59I understand she meant a great deal to you.
09:02She did.
09:05More than I ever told her.
09:09So, yes, to answer your question, your father helped me and I was grateful.
09:14But that was the end of it.
09:16I do know how you feel.
09:18I didn't know he was my father until I was 19.
09:22And I didn't meet him until a few years after that.
09:27I already had a father I loved.
09:30Idolized, really.
09:34Though by then he had died, which...
09:39Made it worse.
09:40Somehow.
09:43I didn't know.
09:45Everyone had lied to me.
09:46All my life.
09:48Including my mother.
09:51And I...
09:53Just lost sense of who I was.
09:56I was so angry at her that...
10:00That I told her she was the one who should have died.
10:06Sound familiar?
10:10How did you overcome it?
10:12I got to know our father.
10:38That bloody snake.
10:40Aye.
10:41That he is.
10:44They're gonna attack me here.
10:46When I have the advantage.
10:49He's canny.
10:51You'll have heard how it went with Richard Brown.
10:54He'll wait for me to be somewhere where he has the upper hand.
10:57So the trading post then?
11:01Too crowded.
11:02Well he won't worry about keeping it quiet.
11:06It'll be large.
11:07It's the perfect place for a surprise attack.
11:10Why?
11:12I will not be armed. No one will.
11:15It's not allowed.
11:17He'll be armed.
11:18He won't care about what's allowed.
11:20Aye.
11:21He will care.
11:23Cunningham's a mason of the 25th degree.
11:25Takes his oath seriously.
11:28No.
11:30If you wanna start a fight inside.
11:33It'll be after.
11:35That's what I would do if I were him.
11:38So then don't go to Lodge.
11:40Aye.
11:41Why not kill him now?
11:42He doesn't care.
11:43You've been warned and that gives you the advantage.
11:46Right to Ken, who else is William?
11:48Not just Loyalist.
11:50Who among my tenants would attack me on my own land?
11:53I have to go.
11:55I was planning I can handle Cunningham.
11:58But the problem is the militia coming from 96.
12:02I have to cut it off.
12:04What about your militia?
12:06The men you signed?
12:08Well they're untrained, unorganized.
12:09Spread across the county.
12:12No.
12:13There's only one way I can see to stop it.
12:17I have to make a deal.
12:19With the devil.
12:25Deliver it in person, Josiah.
12:28Aye.
12:28I'll ride all night.
12:43Dearest Bree.
12:44I'm sorry.
12:46I didn't mean to be here.
12:48But I have the strongest feeling that here is where I'm supposed to be.
12:53It wasn't quite whom shall I send, but something close.
12:57And so was my answer.
13:00That's Isaiah.
13:01That's Isaiah, if you don't know.
13:02Chapter 6, verse 8.
13:05Here I am.
13:06Send me.
13:08I heard that call too.
13:11How can I sit idly by watching men much younger than myself prepare for a battle I know they
13:16will lose?
13:17I think my father must have heard the same call when he joined the RAF.
13:22I wonder if he was as scared as I am.
13:25God willing, I'll see you soon.
13:28God willing, I'll see Jemmy and Mandy too.
13:31I love you all.
13:32For now and always, I am your husband.
13:35Roger.
13:40President Andrew?
13:47Are you going to tell them what they want me to do, whatever that is?
13:51But in the name of Christ your son let me look through it.
13:56Because if you don't, you'll have my wife to answer to.
13:58Rian!
14:43It's going to be all right.
14:47Look, I'm scared too, see?
14:51But just remember, God is with us.
14:56Thank you, Mr.
15:01Terry, please.
15:05I'm scared.
15:06Come on.
15:08Come on.
15:10Come on.
15:11Come on.
15:11Come on.
15:13Come on.
15:27Come on.
15:39That isn't the ships.
15:41No, it isn't.
15:46I'm afraid the battle has begun.
15:49They're attacking from the south through the marshes.
15:52Which is not something I personally would do, but styles of command vary.
16:00The only road into town is closed.
16:04If your husband hasn't returned by now, it may be a while.
16:10What was it that took him out of town?
16:15It was, uh...
16:21He was at the Continental Camp.
16:24Why in God's name?
16:26He's a minister. He was ministering to some of the men.
16:29And he'll be kept well back from the front lines.
16:32He'll be safe.
16:34You know as well as I do that being kept away from the front lines doesn't keep anyone safe.
16:41Oh, God. God, I hate this.
16:46Where is Lord John?
16:48At headquarters, trying to remember what a Lieutenant Colonel is supposed to do.
16:53He's been retired for so long.
16:59He wanted you to have this.
17:06He's quite certain the rebels will not breach the city.
17:10But if they should, and only if,
17:15we ought to hang that in a window so they know you're on their side.
17:20He'll deny all knowledge of your radical affiliations, of course.
17:23He'satellar.
17:23Oh, yeah.
17:23Oh, yeah.
17:23Oh, yeah.
17:38Oh, yeah.
17:48God.
17:49Oh.
17:54Tell her I love her.
17:59I always did.
18:02Long before she knew.
18:05Tell her.
18:07Please, tell her.
18:09I'll tell her.
18:15What's your name?
18:17Winslow.
18:19Private Winslow, come.
18:25You're not alone, Winslow.
18:28Can you hear me?
18:30You're not alone.
18:32God is with you.
18:34And I'm with you, too.
18:37No one leaves you.
18:37Go to work.
18:43Go to work.
18:45You're there.
18:50Come on.
18:51Come on.
18:52Come on.
19:04Let's go.
19:31Let's go.
19:54I'm here to help.
19:55I'm here to help.
19:57Doctor.
19:59I need a doctor.
20:00Down there.
20:02Bring him here.
20:05Name down.
20:09He's been shot through the neck, I think.
20:17Can they hear me?
20:18Can they breathe?
20:24Don't worry.
20:25I'm going to help me.
20:35He can't die, Doctor.
20:37I told him that I was going to be all right.
20:39I told him God was with us.
20:42Yes.
20:47What am I doing?
20:57Ray.
20:58No.
20:59Ray.
21:02Yes, of course.
21:04Lord God, please heal my friend.
21:08What is your name?
21:09What is your name?
21:11Christophe.
21:12Hello, Christophe.
21:30He's still breathing.
21:33Thankfully, it missed the trachea and major arteries.
21:43It's all to be gone.
21:46I'll go back.
21:57I'll help you.
22:09I'll help you.
22:21I'll help you.
23:05I've sent Jemmy and Mandy over to Lizzie's.
23:12Connie, I'm willing to harm you.
23:14I'm going to be honest.
23:15It's what we need you once.
23:20Well, I know where the guns are, just in case.
23:30How do I look?
23:37What if you'd scare the devil himself?
23:40I don't want to scare him, Claire.
23:43Tonight, I need the devil on my side.
23:47No word from Josiah, then?
23:56Don't go.
23:57I have to go, Claire.
24:00Then a flash.
24:03We have a plan.
24:05Plans fail.
24:07That's why they call them plans.
24:11It's even a saying.
24:14Written by a Scot, no less.
24:18The best laid schemes or mice and men getting half to play.
24:25There's a play about it in my time.
24:28And things go very aglay.
24:31Cunningham doesn't know when we're dead, when they're captured.
24:35When he doesn't again, I know.
24:38My Arge Muir men will be with me at Lodge.
24:40I have Buck and Casey watching for the militia from 96.
24:45But if Josiah should fail and the militia comes, then...
24:49Then what?
24:56Then I will fight.
24:57Claire.
24:59Tooth and nail.
25:01And every man with me.
25:08It won't be today, will it?
25:10I don't think so, Claire.
25:14But I'm going to lie to you.
25:17I think I will be an evil knight.
25:19Uh-huh, let's go.
25:31Mach du.
25:33Mach du.
25:34Mach du, Mach du.
25:35Mach du.
25:36Mach du.
25:47Mach du.
25:53Worshipful master, shall we begin?
26:40Let us invoke the assistance of the great architect of the universe in all our undertakings.
26:48May our labors thus begun in order be conducted in peace and closed in harmony.
26:57I declare this lodge duly open for the purposes of Freemasonry.
27:01Is there any business?
27:04Aye.
27:06Brother Crombie.
27:10My nearest neighbor, Senga Argyle, is a recent widow and none too spry.
27:17Aye. She does not have kin and as an elderly woman lacks the means to maintain her land.
27:24The poor woman kind of cared for her late husband's stock and I can only offer her so much help,
27:28busy as I am, with the trading post.
27:31I kind of neglect the business for hours on end.
27:34Ridge would come to a standstill.
27:36So, if there be any man who lives east of the mill road who could see his way to helping
27:41me, it would be helping her.
27:44That would be me, Brother Crombie. I live near enough.
27:56Anyone else?
27:58Aye.
28:02I'm having a dispute with my neighbor, John Coyne.
28:05He's using my well, taking my water.
28:07I'd like someone to talk to him with me.
28:10I'll go with you, Brother McClure.
28:12Well, you're his friend.
28:14That's just as well, but I want someone on my behalf then, too.
28:18I'll go.
28:20If it's agreeable with you, Worshipful Master.
28:24Aye.
28:26Tomorrow, noon, shall we say.
28:28I have no other plans.
28:41I'll go.
28:42I had to come.
28:43I know.
28:46You know?
28:48We know everything.
28:51Jamie knows the Captain doesn't mean him immediate harm.
28:56He won't kill your son.
28:58Unless he has to.
29:03Let me offer you the same assurance.
29:13Nothing left for us to do now, is there?
29:19Actually, I thought we might pray.
29:21Do you know any prayers suitable to the occasion?
29:29Is there anything else before we start the beer?
29:32Yes.
29:32I'd like to say a few words, if I may.
29:37About loyalty.
29:44I shared with you before about my son.
29:47He was loyal.
29:48To me, as a father.
29:51And as a commander.
29:53To his grandmother, who helped me raise him.
29:57And to his king and country, most especially.
30:00He was loyal unto death.
30:03As we all must be.
30:07Or it is not loyalty.
30:10What brings this to mind, Brother Cunningham?
30:13The war is heavy on my heart, I'll admit.
30:18And I know we're not to speak of politics in Lodge.
30:21But...
30:22But since you have, so shall I.
30:25And I will say, but one thing, Caraghan, that is not mine own, but a thing said by our forefathers
30:31some 400 years ago.
30:33As long as but a hundred of us remain alive, never shall we, on any conditions, be brought under English
30:43rule.
30:45For it is in truth, not for glory, nor riches, nor honors that we are fighting, but for freedom.
30:57For that alone.
31:00Which no honest man gives up, but with life itself.
31:09Bow your heads with me for the closing prayer.
31:12Brother Lindsay.
31:19Supreme Grand Master Ruler of Heaven and Earth, now that we are to separate and return to our respective places
31:27of abode,
31:28will thou be pleased to influence our hearts and minds so that we may, each one of us, practice out
31:36of the lodge
31:37those great moral duties which are inculcated in it.
31:41And with reverence, study and obey the laws which thou hast given to us in thy holy word.
31:49Amen.
31:50So what it be.
31:52God damn it.
32:00God damn you for a bigger up.
32:02Where is he?
32:27Any sign of those bastards from 96?
32:29Not yet.
32:30Josiah hasn't come back either.
32:32My brother will not let you down.
32:34Thank you, Casey.
32:37Georgie Hallam, Connor McNeil, Lachlan Hunt, Ewan Adair.
32:41There were more behind us, but...
32:43Oman Leslie, Robert McClanahan, William Baird, Joseph Baird, Iron Crombie.
32:49And more yet behind them.
32:51Friends and neighbours all.
32:52Peace and harmony they quoted just now.
32:55All lying and wait for a bye.
32:57Draw them into the trees.
32:58Mark their names and capture those you can.
33:00Any man in these woods is a traitor to me.
33:02Done a shoot to kill.
33:04Cunningham wants me alive.
33:06I'll no be the one who brings death here tonight.
33:17The storm will be here soon.
33:22Where are the children?
33:26Away for the night.
33:29And Fanny's asleep.
33:41What are you thinking?
33:45Five more years.
33:46I'm sorry?
33:48When my grandson died.
33:51That was two years ago.
33:53So you do believe it?
33:55I'll see you again in seven years.
33:58Five more left.
34:00It doesn't mean that my son will kill your husband.
34:04It only means that your husband will not kill him.
34:13That must be a comfort.
34:16To you.
34:22He only intends to take him to Patrick Ferguson.
34:25To be hanged.
34:27For the sake of his own bloody advancement.
34:29For the sake of his king.
34:32And his honour as an officer of that king.
34:36Your husband is a pardon traitor.
34:38He has forfeited the grace of that pardon.
34:40He has earned his own execution.
34:55We were going to pray, weren't we?
35:25Don't say a word.
35:28Mr. Fraser, I can't...
35:29I can't...
35:33I can't...
35:38I can't...
35:45I can't...
35:50I can't.
36:05Mr. Fraser.
36:09Let's talk this through, shall we?
36:13Man to man.
36:15I'm going to put my gun down.
36:22Not much to talk about.
36:25Save you leaving my land.
36:29On foot, or in a box, it's up to you.
36:33Will you forget, Mr. Fraser?
36:36I have a box waiting for me.
36:39But not for five more years.
37:11I have a box.
37:11Get him!
37:58How do you know it was coming?
37:59It's my wretch.
38:01I can everything.
38:03Can you mean to hand me over to Ferguson to be hanged?
38:07That was the plan.
38:09But plans change.
38:12Aye.
38:13That's where they call them plans.
38:16Ferguson will take you alive or dead.
38:19At this point, I'm thinking dead might save me a lot of bother.
38:30I never wanted it to come to this, Mr. Fraser.
38:58My father's written to his counterpart at the Continental Camp.
39:04With any luck, we'll hear something in a day or two.
39:09No.
39:11The battle is over.
39:13And sitting here waiting for news is unbearable.
39:20I need to see what's happening for myself.
39:24I'm going to the camp.
39:29If you are determined to go,
39:33then I will accompany you.
39:35At first light.
40:04I need you, Cleo.
40:05I need you, Cleo.
40:09I need you, Cleo.
40:10I need you, Cleo.
40:37Looks like your clothes took the worst of it.
40:41Go find Fanny. Tell her to clean the wound and put a compress on it.
40:45You two, I'm going to need your help.
40:48Mr Cunningham, where were you shot? High or low?
40:52Low.
40:54Wiggle your fingers.
40:57All right, good. Now move your feet.
41:07Move your feet, Charlie. Up and down.
41:10I am, Mother!
41:13There it is. Two now, three now, four.
41:17Buck, Tom, help me roll him.
41:20Towards you. Okay.
41:22Slowly.
41:25Okay, hold him steady.
41:30Mr Fraser has a bad cut across his chest.
41:32It's just Mrs Left Nipple.
41:35Well, that's a bit of good news.
41:36Did you...
41:37I put a compress on it.
41:38How fast is the blood soaking through?
41:40Not too fast.
41:41He wants whiskey. Is that all right?
41:43Tell him if he can stand up and count to 30, then he can have whiskey.
41:47If not, give him honey water and make him lie down.
41:50No matter what he says.
41:51I've already given him honey water.
41:53Should the captain have some too?
41:56Yes, please. Thank you.
42:09Will he live?
42:11Tell me the truth.
42:14I think so.
42:17But he might not be able to walk.
42:21The ball didn't go all the way through.
42:23So it might heal.
42:25Or it might not.
42:29I'm going to remove the ball.
42:31Dress the wound.
42:35You should stay.
42:37It won't take long.
42:38And I'll need your help.
42:47Hold him steady.
43:13Trevor's sleeping.
43:16It's a cease of cannon fire is a boon to mothers.
43:20And to soldiers.
43:22Yes.
43:24Them too.
43:31It's nice to see you.
43:34You've been rather busy today.
43:36Understandably.
43:40I should like to see you in my beetle waistcoat again.
43:45Now I believe there are certain species I had not touched on.
43:51Taxonomically.
43:54The fiery searcher.
43:57The twice-deaf lady.
43:58I'm around the side.
44:03I must confess.
44:06I've developed a particular species.
44:10A feeling for you.
44:17That was a terrible attempt at Pevanus.
44:19I must say.
44:20I shan't try it again.
44:22On my honor.
44:25What are you saying?
44:29We both know how quickly one can leave someone in war.
44:34I don't want things to remain unsaid between us.
44:39I think you may have been jesting when you suggested it.
44:41But I have been thinking about your idea.
44:46Remind me.
44:49What was my idea?
44:50I think we should get married.
44:53And if we should have a son, I could give him my title.
44:58I wasn't jesting.
45:03But we needn't get married either.
45:06Not straight away.
45:09We could give it a go.
45:14And if the result is male.
45:16I don't believe I'm having this conversation.
45:19And what the devil do you propose to do if this result, as you so casually put it, is female?
45:25I suppose you'd have to marry me in either case eventually.
45:29Of course, I might not get with child at all.
45:33But we might just enjoy the try.
45:51You can't help me like this.
45:55No.
45:57No, I suppose it's cold.
46:06On your honour.
46:08As you say.
46:17We will get married.
46:19That is what we'll do.
46:37I accept.
46:40I accept.
47:09For as much as it hath pleased God Almighty
47:12to take unto himself the souls of these, our brothers,
47:17we therefore commit their bodies to the ground.
47:20Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust,
47:24ensure uncertain hope of resurrection to eternal life
47:28through our Lord Jesus Christ.
47:31Amen.
47:32Amen.
47:41Please, excuse me.
47:47Oh, my God.
47:49Oh, my God.
47:54Oh, my God.
48:02Are you hurt? Are you mean?
48:04Fine.
48:06Minor explosion.
48:09You scared the shit out of me, Roger.
48:11I thought you were dead.
48:12I know, I know.
48:14I'm sorry.
48:16I'm sorry.
48:18I wanted to...
48:23I couldn't leave.
48:27How is thy knee?
48:29Not bad, Doctor.
48:32How's Christoph?
48:33He's doing well.
48:36Oh, Brie.
48:38I want you to meet Dr. Denzel Hunter.
48:42That's right, that Denzel Hunter.
48:43Rachel's brother.
48:46We just figured it out this morning.
48:49I'm so glad to meet you.
48:51And I thee.
48:52I wish it were in better circumstances.
48:56I know thy mother and father well.
48:59He knows me too.
49:03Really?
49:09I think I shall stay a while.
49:15I'd not imagine I'd see Denzel again.
49:18Now that I have.
49:19You know, for a loyalist, you sure have a lot of rebel friends.
49:24I should go back to Savannah.
49:26My father's letter will still grant you safe passage.
49:30Get him cleaned up and fed.
49:31And drunk.
49:42When did you last see your sister?
49:44Not since Monmouth.
49:46Where she's written to me.
49:47She had a baby.
49:50I think she is very happy.
49:54William, I know there was once some trouble
49:55between thee and Ian, but...
49:57I am very glad for them.
49:59Truly.
50:03Won't be a moment.
50:06How about these casualties, Genevieve?
50:19Thank you, Doctor.
50:22Sad damn deed.
50:26Oh, it's great.
50:29Oh, this is...
50:30Dr. Hunter.
50:31Would you give me a moment with an old friend?
50:34Uh, of course.
50:38I'll just be over there.
50:42Come inside.
50:56Ben.
50:58Oh!
51:08My cousin.
51:32Why was Elspeth here?
51:35She came to pray with me, believe it or not.
51:40She was as scared as I was.
51:44I'm sure it was you in that stretcher.
51:49You almost was.
51:51I thought I was done for.
51:53Didn't I realize it was Buck's gun I heard until I saw Cunningham fall.
52:04What happened to Cunningham's other men?
52:08You know what to fear from them?
52:09They were deprived of their weapons and sent home, feeling a good deal less brave about themselves.
52:17Do you have a piece of paper?
52:20Of course.
52:22Why?
52:25Write down these names.
52:34Why do you need me to write the list when you obviously remember who they are?
52:37Listen, it's enough for me, it's for you.
52:39Well, if I'm not around, you need to get rid of them.
52:42Get rid of them?
52:44I don't know.
52:45Intend to keep them on as tenants.
52:47Try to kill me.
52:49Or send me away to be hanged.
52:51Just no better.
52:53Someone's coming.
52:54Ten men at least, maybe more.
53:03I know.
53:04Check out.
53:05One two three here.
53:05Right?
53:05It is.
53:13Try to kill me.
53:15Bye.
53:17Here we go, tinder.
53:24Just go!
53:24Tell me.
53:24Let me go.
53:24Close them.
53:24Wait!
53:25Below the house!
53:39Sorry, we're late.
53:41Glad you're here.
53:45I didn't think you'd come.
53:49Well...
53:50Almost didn't.
53:53There's only so many times a man can have his help rebuffed
53:57before he starts feeling unhelpful.
54:00And again, I can't genuinely resist a fight with some Tories.
54:07We should talk.
54:09I had heard good things about your whiskey.
54:13Why don't you pour me some?
54:24Send the Devil.
54:26The Devil appears.
54:58That was so cute.
54:59That's awesome!
55:00Not me too.
55:01How would you like a dog?
55:02Like a dog?
55:05That was one of those,
55:05Like a dog,
55:06Just one of those things.
55:07Look.
55:12We're good at it.
55:13I'm not even afraid.
55:15It's not easy.
55:15I'm not even afraid.
55:17I'm not even afraid.
55:19Maybe, you're not afraid.
56:20They're punished for their husband's transgressions.
56:22Please, we'll do anything.
56:24This man betrayed me.
56:25They come within my sight or my land again.
56:27I will kill them.
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