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01:00What happened?
01:02Comet really stood up
01:03Wyatt sat in his wheelchair, rubbing the armrest, his eyes slowly cooling
01:08He turned to the ranch foreman
01:10Check Comet's hooves
01:12The foreman, Kraut, lifted Comet's front hoof and looked carefully
01:17Silence
01:18Mr. Wyatt, all four of Comet's hooves are red and swollen on the inside
01:21The sole was already worn
01:23Classic pressure damage from bad shoes
01:25Violet's expression froze
01:27A flicker of panic crossed Mrs. Douglas' face
01:29Thomas stumbled back a step
01:31So Comet didn't have pneumonia
01:33You misdiagnosed him
01:35Mr. Wyatt, I made a mistake
01:36Comet hadn't eaten for days, his breathing was weak
01:39The symptoms really looked like pneumonia
01:40Thomas broke into a sweat and stammered
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02:13What we're doing
02:26What we're doing
02:29What we're doing
02:29Is noticing now
02:32What we're doing
02:32I hope you're within the woods
02:33And know
02:33Then beg You
02:42I'll use
02:42Ladakh
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09:25Quack, Doctor! I'm not sick! I'm perfectly fine!
09:46I'm not eating to protest! Who the hell put these blistering shoes on me?
09:51These shoes pinch like hell! Every step hurts! Try walking in shoes three sizes too small!
09:57Boo hoo! I'm starving, can't stand up, and now this big idiot's gonna put a bullet in me!
10:02I'm dying for nothing!
10:03Turns out bit my lips so hard I almost drew blood, trying not to laugh.
10:07The shoes didn't fit, so he went on a hunger strike and collapsed from hunger.
10:11Thomas misdiagnosed him as terminal pneumonia.
10:14I looked up at Komet. That one look did it. He lay in the straw, his black eyes fixed straight
10:20on me.
10:20You! The new one in the back! Behind the pillar! Stop hiding! You!
10:24My heart dropped. I quickly looked down. Can't see me, can't see me.
10:27I'm just a fugitive, starving to death, finally found a job for a meal.
10:31Don't pretend! I saw you smile! You can definitely understand me!
10:34I'm the smartest colt in Texas! You can't fool me!
10:37This horse had eagle eyes. He spotted me through all those people.
10:41Mr. Wyatt, we need to decide now. My medicine will make sure he feels nothing.
10:47Wyatt, Storm in Heaven wouldn't want to see his child suffer like this.
10:51If you truly love him, let him go peacefully to his father.
10:54Yes, Komet is so pitiful.
10:57Don't touch me! I hate you, stinking woman! I can smell your stench from a mile away!
11:02The light in Wyatt's eyes dimmed.
11:06Then let's...
11:07No, no, no, no, no!
11:08Komet's shriek blasted my skull.
11:10I can't die! I'm too young! I haven't outrun that brown bastard next door yet!
11:14My feet just hurt! Hurt! Can't any of you understand horse talk?
11:18Hey, new girl over there! Come save me!
11:20Me?
11:21Save me and I'll have my owner give you 50 acres. A brand new house! With a yard!
11:25My heart jumped. 50 acres? A house with a yard?
11:28Then I'd have a place to settle down. No more running on wagon trains.
11:31Answer me! What do you want? I can give you anything!
11:34What do you think of my owner? He's handsome! Good at fighting!
11:36Even with a bad leg, he's a good man! Save me and I'll set you two up!
11:40My eyes were already lighting up with dollar signs.
11:42Please! Oh please, help me! I'll do anything! Just help me!
11:48Wyatt sighed.
11:49Then we'll follow Thomas's. Wait!
11:51My voice cut through the dead stable. In an instant, everyone looked at me. Thomas frowned.
11:56Mrs. Douglas' handkerchief foes mid-air. Violet looked up with tears, but a flicker of indispleasure
12:01flashed in her eyes. My legs were shaking, but I stepped forward anyway and pointed at Comit's
12:07curled front hoof. Could it be that it's not pneumonia? Maybe the horseshoes are making him uncomfortable?
12:12A hired hand, talking big? I've practiced for 20 years. You think I'd be wrong? Every second you
12:18waste is another second of Comit's pain. Where did you hire this person? So rude.
12:23Ma'am, she's a new hand today, left behind by the refugee wagons.
12:27Thomas is the best vet in San Antonio. A refugee girl like you, butting in?
12:31Throw her off the ranch!
12:34Don't take her away! If she goes, I'll really die! Save me! Save me! Save me!
12:45Stop. His eyes fell on me, cold, examining. How do you know it's not pneumonia? I couldn't
12:52exactly say I understood horse talk, so I pulled out what I'd learned at the Philadelphia Veterinary
12:56Institute. Sir, with pneumonia there's usually a high fever, red eyes and nasal discharge. This
13:01horse is weak, but his nose is clear, his eyes are bright, and his lips and tongue don't show signs
13:06of bone-deep infection. His shoes are pinching his hooves. That's why Comit won't put weight on them
13:13and why it hurts too much to eat. If you don't believe me, let me try. Do you know how
13:18expensive
13:18those horseshoes are? Custom-made in San Antonio, hand-fought iron. How could they pinch?
13:24Miss Clayton is right. I've worked with horses for decades and never heard of bad shoes causing
13:28pneumonia symptoms. You're talking nonsense, refugee girl. Besides, even if shoes didn't fit,
13:34the horse would just walk less. He wouldn't go five days without food and three days without getting
13:39up. Comet is weak because the plague has entered his bones. Those shoes were put on seven days ago.
13:45If there were a problem, Comet would have acted up earlier. How come you're the only one to notice
13:49today? Wyatt's stare grew deeper. My palms were sweating. I did too act up. I was uncomfortable the
13:58moment they put them on. I kept kicking my legs. Didn't anyone see? How much did that old man get
14:03from that stinking woman? He can't even see a sore hoof? Big idiot. They're both trying to kill me.
14:11Comet, do you want a different pair of shoes?
14:17Everyone stared at Comet. One second. Two seconds. Comet rubbed his head against my hand and whined
14:23pitifully. Don't touch Comet. Didn't you hear him cry out in pain?
14:30Get two farriers. Fine. Soon the foreman came back with two farriers. Check it.
14:37The two farriters stepped forward, carefully lifted Comet's hooves, tapped and inspected them,
14:42even checking every nail hole. After a moment, they nodded to Wyatt. Mr. Wyatt,
14:47these shoes are the right size and the nails are fine. The iron is top quality. Craftsmanship,
14:51excellent. Very protective of the hoof. In our opinion, the shoes are not the problem.
14:56Mr. Wyatt, you heard them. The shoes are fine. This girl is making trouble.
15:03What do you have to say now? I think you're just trying to catch Wyatt's attention. Comet is not your
15:08stepping stone to Wyatt ranch. Wyatt's face darkened. He didn't explode, but the chill around him was
15:14frightening. Wyatt, this girl is full of lies, stirring up trouble. I say give her 20 lapses and
15:20toss her out as an apology to Comet. Don't hurt her. Don't kick her out. Help me take off these
15:27iron
15:27shoes. Once they're off, I'll stand right up. Mr. Wyatt, we can't wait any longer. Comet is suffering
15:34too much. I'll go prepare the medicine now. Wyatt was silent. He looked at Comet, struggling in pain,
15:40and then shifted his gaze back to me. His eyes were dark brown, like a storm held back. Comet,
15:46you're going to get me killed today. Now both of us are going to die together. Screw it. Here goes
15:52nothing.
15:54I can get Comet back on his feet. All eyes turned to me again.
15:58What other trick do you have? You think we'd let you mess around again?
16:09Stop. Let her try.
16:16Fail again, and you'll be joining Comet on that last ride.
16:20Your hooves are close to ruined. Don't make it harder.
16:26He behaved. I took a breath, bypassed Violet, put on arm guards, picked up the clinch cutter and
16:32hoof knife, and started removing Comet's shoes. As soon as I set down his last leg, Comet shot up
16:38and trotted half a lap around the stable. See how lively he is? The shoes were the problem. I took
16:45off
16:45the arm guards. Comet trot a few steps, then buried his head in the feed trough and chowed down. He
16:51ate fast
16:51and happy, tail swinging, nothing like a horse on death's jaw. Ah, so comfortable. My hooves feel
16:57great. No pain and food tastes good. I'm starving. The stable was dead quiet. Everyone watched a horse
17:07with bone-deep pneumonia eat without lifting his head. Thomas's face went gray. His lips quivered,
17:13but no words came out. What happened? Comet really stood up. Wyatt sat in his wheelchair,
17:20rubbing the armrest, his eyes slowly cooling. He turned to the ranch foreman. Check Comet's hooves.
17:27The foreman, Kraut, lifted Comet's front hoof and looked carefully. Silence. Mr. Wyatt,
17:35all four of Comet's hooves are red and swollen on the inside. The sole is already worn. Classic pressure
17:39damage from bad shoes. Violet's expression froze. A flicker of panic crossed Mrs. Douglas' face.
17:45Thomas stumbled back a step. So Comet didn't have pneumonia. You misdiagnosed him. Mr. Wyatt,
17:51I made a mistake. Comet hadn't eaten for days. His breathing was weak. The symptoms really looked
17:55like pneumonia. Thomas broke into a sweat and stammered. Enough. Breaking news. The hottest
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18:52of the Comet.
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25:12Comet est un autre moyen ?
25:16Comet est Storm's only bloodline ?
25:18Check again.
25:21Thomas examiné him once more.
25:22After a moment, he took off his glasses and wiped his forehead.
25:26Mr Wyatt, any more delay will only make Comet suffer longer.
25:29Comet is a descendant of the Wild Horse King.
25:32Not being able to run is worse than death to him.
25:34He can't stand, can't eat.
25:36Living is torture.
25:38Please give him a clean end and spare him the pain.
25:41Quack, Doctor ! I'm not sick ! I'm perfectly fine !
25:44The people around lowered their heads even more.
25:46Comet let out a painted whinny.
25:48Wyatt closed his eyes.
25:50His Adam's boat moved.
25:51The whole stable was dead quiet.
25:53I was crouched behind a pillar in the corner, palms souped with sweat,
25:56because I heard the cult Comet cursing his head off.
25:59Quack, Doctor ! I'm not sick ! I'm perfectly fine !
26:02I'm not eating to protest !
26:04Who the hell put these blistering shoes on me ?
26:06These shoes pinch like hell !
26:08Every step hurts !
26:09Try walking in shoes three sizes too small !
26:12Boo hoo ! I'm starving !
26:14Can't stand up !
26:15And now this big idiot's gonna put a bullet in me !
26:17I'm dying for nothing !
26:19Turns out bit my lips so hard I almost drew blood, trying not to laugh.
26:23The shoes didn't fit, so he went on a hunger strike and collapsed from hunger.
26:27Thomas misdiagnosed him as terminal pneumonia.
26:29I looked up at Comet.
26:31That one look did it.
26:33He lay in the straw, his black eyes fixed straight on me.
26:36You ! The new one in the back ! Behind the pillar ! Stop hiding ! You !
26:39My heart dropped.
26:40I quickly looked down.
26:42Can't see me, can't see me.
26:43I'm just a fugitive, starving to death, finally found a job for a meal.
26:46Don't pretend ! I saw you smile, you can definitely understand me.
26:50I'm the smartest colt in Texas, you can't fool me !
26:52This horse had eagle eyes. He spotted me through all those people.
26:57Mr. Wyatt, we need to decide now. My medicine will make sure he feels nothing.
27:02Wyatt, Storm in Heaven wouldn't want to see his child suffer like this.
27:06If you truly love him, let him go peefully to his father.
27:10Yes, Comet is so pitiful.
27:13Don't touch me ! I hate you, stinking woman ! I can smell your stench from a mile away !
27:18The light in Wyatt's eyes dimmed.
27:22Then let's...
27:22No, no, no, no, no ! Comet's shriek blasted my skull.
27:25I can't die, I'm too young. I haven't outrun that brown bastard next door yet.
27:30My feet just hurt, hurt. Can't any of you understand horse talk ?
27:33Hey, new girl over there, come save me !
27:36Me ?
27:37Save me and I'll have my owner give you 50 acres. A brand new house, with a yard.
27:40My heart jumped. 50 acres, a house with a yard, then I'd have a place to settle down.
27:45No more running on wagon trains. Answer me, what do you want ? I can give you anything.
27:49What do you think of my owner ? He's handsome, good at fighting, even with a bad leg, he's a
27:53good man.
27:54Save me and I'll set you two up.
27:55My eyes were already lighting up with dollar signs.
27:58Please, oh please, help me. I'll do anything, just help me.
28:03Wyatt sighed.
28:05Then we'll follow Thomas's.
28:06Wait !
28:07My voice cut through the dead stable. In an instant, everyone looked at me. Thomas frowned.
28:12Mrs. Douglas' handkerchief foes mid-air. Violet looked up with tears, but a flicker of indispleasure flashed in her eyes.
28:19My legs were shaking, but I stepped forward anyway and pointed at Comit's curled front hoof.
28:23Could it be that it's not pneumonia ?
28:25Maybe the horseshoes are making him uncomfortable ?
28:27A hired hand, talking big ?
28:30I've practiced for 20 years. You think I'd be wrong ?
28:33Every second you waste is another second of Comit's pain.
28:35Where did you hire this person ? So rude.
28:38Ma'am, she's a new hand today, left behind by the refugee wagons.
28:43Thomas is the best vet in San Antonio. A refugee girl like you, butting in ?
28:47Throw her off the ranch !
28:49Don't take her away. If she goes, I'll really die. Save me, save me, save me !
28:55Stop !
29:01His eyes fell on me, cold, examining.
29:05How do you know it's not pneumonia ?
29:07I couldn't exactly say I understood horse talk, so I pulled out what I'd learned at the Philadelphia Veterinary Institute.
29:13Sir, with pneumonia there's usually a high fever, red eyes and nasal discharge.
29:17This horse is weak, but his nose is clear, his eyes are bright, and his lips and tongue don't show
29:21signs of bone-deep infection.
29:26His shoes are pinching his hooves. That's why Comit won't put weight on them, and why it hurts too much
29:30to eat.
29:31If you don't believe me, let me try.
29:33Do you know how expensive those horseshoes are ? Custom-made in San Antonio, hand-fought iron. How could they
29:38pinch ?
29:39Miss Clayton is right. I've worked with horses for decades and never heard of bad shoes causing pneumonia symptoms.
29:45You're talking nonsense, refugee girl. Besides, even if shoes didn't fit, the horse would just walk less.
29:51He wouldn't go five days without food and three days without getting up.
29:55Comet is weak because the plague has entered his bones.
29:58Those shoes were put on seven days ago. If there were a problem, Comet would have acted up earlier.
30:03How come you're the only one to notice today?
30:06Wyatt's stare grew deeper. My palms were sweating.
30:09I did too act up.
30:12I was uncomfortable the moment they put them on. I kept kicking my legs. Didn't anyone see?
30:17How much did that old man get from that stinking woman? He can't even see a sore hoof?
30:22Big idiot. They're both trying to kill me. Comet, do you want a different pair of shoes?
30:33Everyone stared at Comet. One second. Two seconds. Comet rubbed his head against my hand and whined pitifully.
30:40Don't touch Comet! Didn't you hear him cry out in pain?
30:46Get two farriers.
30:47Fine. Soon the foreman came back with two farriers.
30:52Check it. The two farriers stepped forward, carefully lifted Comet's hooves,
30:56tapped and inspected them, even checking every nail hole. After a moment, they nodded to Wyatt.
31:02Mr. Wyatt, these shoes are the right size and the nails are fine. The iron is top quality,
31:06craftsmanship excellent, very protective of the hoof. In our opinion, the shoes are not the problem.
31:12Mr. Wyatt, you heard them. The shoes are fine. This girl is making trouble.
31:19What do you have to say now? I think you're just trying to catch Wyatt's attention.
31:22Comet is not your stepping stone to Wyatt Ranch. Wyatt's face darkened. He didn't explode,
31:29but the chill around him was frightening. Wyatt, this girl is full of lies, stirring up trouble.
31:34I say give her 20 lapses and toss her out as an apology to Comet. Don't hurt her! Don't kick
31:39her out!
31:42Help me take off these iron shoes! Once they're off, I'll stand right up!
31:46Mr. Wyatt, we can't wait any longer. Comet is suffering too much. I'll go prepare the medicine now.
31:52Wyatt was silent. He looked at Comet, struggling in pain, and then shifted his gaze back to me.
31:58His eyes were dark brown, like a storm held back. Comet, you're going to get me killed today.
32:03Now both of us are going to die together. Screw it. Here goes nothing.
32:10I can get Comet back on his feet. All eyes turn to me again.
32:14What other trick do you have? You think we'd let you mess around again?
32:21Stop!
32:25Let her try.
32:32Fail again, and you'll be joining Comet on that last ride.