00:09yes oh I'm sorry I didn't mean to disturb you ma'am is mrs. Linton and I'll go see
00:21mrs. Linton a caller for you
00:31hello Arthur
00:36Mary
00:40I heard you and your friends was around I okay where's um where's what's his name died
00:51well I'm sorry to hear that yeah me too me too happened a while ago
00:59pneumonia bad business sure so you've been you've been made a widow and you come here
01:10looking for me is that it no ain't like that Arthur okay listen Arthur I I'm my family
01:26I need your help you mean the family that always looked down on me you want me to help
01:32it's my little brother Jamie I always liked Jamie at least compared to the rest of them
01:45he's broken daddy's heart daddy has a heart don't make me beg you Arthur my money my life
01:51me I wasn't good enough I'm sorry we need your help real bad little Jamie's joined the
02:00Chelonians that strange religious order good for him they're quite mad Arthur they'll kill him
02:08you're the only person he'd listen to so I'm too rough to marry into your family but it's okay to
02:16ask
02:16me to help in saving your family I'm sorry I understand if you don't want to help me but
02:21but I think of you often long time ago now I'm begging you Arthur I say let Jamie live
02:31Jamie's life and not the nightmare that his daddy dreamed up for him Jamie's so innocent Arthur
02:39please Arthur will you help me
02:49where is it somewhere out near Carmody Dell I think the rancher there said he'd seen him around
02:56the Cumberland forest I just want him back Arthur if you find him bring him to me at the station
03:02I'll see what I can do I'll owe you you already owe me
03:15Jamie Jamie come home please you've father's been very sad father wouldn't know sadness if it died in
03:26his bed but I'll come home for you my boy my sweet boy come on oh Arthur thank you thank
03:40you
03:42it's good to see you Mary and you Arthur and you
04:05I've you're oh you'll never change I know that
04:35I feel like the luckiest man alive and
04:40I feel like a fool that woman confuses me and plays me for a fiddle like no one
04:48else alive I trust I will not make a god-awful fool of myself once more but
04:55somehow I imagine I shall
04:58up here you came yeah I came
05:06so uh what do you need wait there I'm coming straight down
05:25Arthur
05:28hello Mary you came sure whenever you call for me I've come
05:34oh Arthur what's wrong daddy your father I'm a bigger fool than I even thought
05:44I'm begging you Arthur I know daddy was not kind to you but but surely you cannot hate a man
05:53for the sin of loving his daughter and wanting better for her than than me than the choices you make
06:03what choice did I have did I ever have oh I know you had to live by your code but
06:09your code is
06:10well it's not right has your way been right Mary with you and Jamie joining a bunch of crazies and
06:18hypocritical daddy with his drinking and whoring and gambling well is that what a pure life has gotten you
06:24begging me for help oh Arthur be kind to me please
06:37sorry I am I should have asked someone else but but I'm the best guy you know with frightening decent
06:48people
06:52it wasn't that I didn't love you Arthur you know that oh Arthur we were so very young
07:04think how different life could have been yeah I think about it a lot
07:11it all seems so long ago far away now will you help me try to save daddy
07:21come along man where we going what's the old lovable patriarch been up to now oh Arthur you know sarcasm
07:31is
07:31beneath you he's been gambling drinking and other things oh the filthy router where can we find him he said
07:43he was
07:44going down to the Theodore Eckhart stables something about a horse it's down by the water in the warehouse district
07:50near the train yard
07:51come on then don't be a pompous ass Arthur it doesn't suit you oh should I leave that to daddy
07:58leave daddy alone he suffers enough well I suppose I can take some consolation in there
08:03no Arthur I should have ran away with you years ago well you wouldn't no I didn't
08:10I didn't but well I don't know
08:27so what do you think he's up to I'm not sure it keeps saying it's a disgrace a man of
08:34his standing
08:35has to ride around on some old nag standing he's usually falling down Arthur he wasn't always this way but
08:45it has got worse he's drinking and gambling more than ever
08:52Pawning things off left and right mixing with bad people I'm just scared for him
08:58don't worry too much whatever it is we'll work it out this is the place
09:10let me go in and see what kind of a state he's in
09:17sure I'll wait here good luck scream if you need any help very funny
09:29we can't stand there what in the street yes in the street
09:36is it your street just get out of here
09:42why I said just get out of here
09:47listen partner I'm waiting on a lady
09:53she's a fine lady she's gone inside
09:57if I wasn't waiting on this lady you'd be dead already
10:02but if you continue to irritate me I'll kill you and make my apologies to the lady it's your call
10:12I didn't mean nothing
10:15apology accepted
10:16I have half a mind to kill you myself
10:22daddy no oh daddy please come home you're tired daddy tired
10:27I am no such thing you get away from me you head home I insist upon it
10:33leave me be damn nuisance
10:37excuse me partner still as charming as ever I see
10:40oh Arthur he's up to no good we better follow him
10:44okay
10:53this way
11:25you can see why he has such a high opinion of himself
11:32you just follow the smell
11:35Arthur come home
11:37he just went between those crates
11:48come here quick
11:50mind where you go mind where you go
11:54sorry
11:58do you think he saw us
12:02I don't think so
12:04what did you say to me
12:05I didn't say a thing insulting
12:08I'll wipe that goddamn smirk
12:10clean off your face
12:13ain't you a little old for brawling mister
12:15damn you
12:22he's heading across the road
12:24nope
12:25this is kind of fun
12:27shh
12:28he'll hear you
12:29you could have cleaned yourself up a bit
12:32I didn't realize I was here to impress anyone
12:45let's go find out
12:50don't say I never show you a good time
12:52I'm just glad you're here
13:00Arthur
13:01why are you going that way
13:12what's he doing
13:14what do you think he's doing
13:15well he's either waiting for a woman of dubious morals
13:20he's trying to sell something
13:21so
13:22Ashton
13:23you got the money
13:24seems he's selling something
13:25have you got the brooch mr. Gillis
13:27yes
13:29here
13:32here's the money
13:39that is beautiful
13:40that is beautiful
13:41it's a family heirloom
13:42that was mother's brooch
13:44not any longer mr. Gillis
13:46enjoy the money
13:47and should you need any more
13:49I can offer you a loan
13:51at a very reasonable rate of interest
13:53no thank you
13:54I've heard what happens to folks
13:56who take loans
13:57from you
13:58it's not even he's to sell
13:59it's just a brooch
14:01at least he didn't get himself killed
14:02you don't understand
14:03mother left it to me
14:05you sold my mother's brooch
14:07how could you
14:08you
14:09that's theft
14:10oh speaking of thieves
14:12I see you found your outlaw again
14:15hello sir
14:16have you been well
14:17daddy
14:17how could you
14:18Mary wait here
14:19I'll go get the brooch
14:21don't hurt anyone
14:22Arthur
14:25he'll probably kill someone
14:31hey
14:32you Ashton
14:33hold her right there
14:36leave me alone
14:37leave me alone
14:38it's just a brooch
14:40I want that brooch
14:42it wasn't Gillis's the cell
14:44I bought it fair and square
14:47how much you want for it
14:48I guess I could
14:50give it to you for a hundred dollars
14:57here
14:58here
14:59take the damn thing
15:03crazy son of a bitch
15:04you don't know who you're messing with
15:07somebody's gonna pay for this
15:10somebody's gonna pay for this
15:35somebody's gonna pay for this
15:37I don't know
15:38Where's your father?
15:41I don't know
15:42I don't know
15:43you want me to
15:43go find him again?
15:45not really
15:48let's take a walk
15:50I'll take you to the trolley
15:58I, uh, got you your brooch back.
16:03I won't ask.
16:05Probably best not.
16:12Hey.
16:16What are you doing now, right this moment?
16:19Why'd you ask?
16:22Well, I was wondering if you wanted to do something.
16:26Head to the theater, perhaps.
16:33Theater? Me?
16:36Sure, why not?
16:38It'll be fun, Arthur.
16:40Let's go to the Rallure.
16:42They have the strangest acts.
16:45Strangest I can handle.
16:46Well, it's the normal business of life.
16:49I can't seem to get a grip on it.
16:50You and me both, Arthur.
16:52Oh, I've missed you.
16:54Don't start.
16:56You're an idiot.
16:57But you'll always be my friend.
16:59Well, of course, I'm your friend.
17:01But you ain't always fair with me.
17:04If I was fair with you and a good person, I'd have had you hanged a long time ago.
17:09Well, that's true.
17:13So, shut up and act like a gentleman, or at least try to for once in your brainless life.
17:21You're not a very nice woman, Mrs. Laney.
17:24Well, look at the company I keep.
17:26I know. It's quite dreadful, isn't it?
17:30It's sort of beautiful.
17:32In a gaudy and tasteless way.
17:35It's the only way I know.
17:38Well, I didn't mean it like that.
17:39I'm sure.
17:41You silly man.
17:44Come on.
17:45Let's go find our seats.
17:51How about here on the right?
17:54Sure.
17:54After you.
17:57Okay.
17:58Okay.
18:15Welcome!
18:17And thank you for that thunderous applause.
18:21I am Aldridge T. Abington, the greatest assembler of entertainment since Nero himself.
18:29Do not doubt.
18:31As a child, when I walked the horse manure-covered streets of...
19:06Hey, come on. Let's get out of here.
19:08Oh. Okay.
19:10Sure. If you want.
19:12Reckon, we've seen the best of it.
19:19All right.
19:21You better take me to the trolley now, Mr. Morgan.
19:23Of course.
19:25Quite ridiculous.
19:26But shame we couldn't stay longer.
19:28Sorry.
19:36My life wasn't supposed to...
19:40Oh.
19:42Is it too late for us, Arthur?
19:47I can't lie to you.
19:49I'm a wanted man, Mary.
19:51If I...
19:52If anyone close to me, well, they're wanted to.
19:55And I can't have you wrapped up in there.
19:57But it's coming to an end.
19:59This time it really is.
20:00Run away with me, Arthur.
20:03Run away right now and don't look back.
20:07I want to.
20:08More than anything I want to.
20:12But I've got some people I need to take care of.
20:16Once they're free, then I'm free.
20:19Then I can disappear.
20:20But Arthur...
20:22If we're gonna run away anywhere, we'd need money.
20:24And soon, I'll have some.
20:27I know you won't run away.
20:33But it's a pretty dream.
20:36Very pretty.
20:38But I will.
20:39Once I get some money.
20:42I had some.
20:43But then some fool got a trapped into a town that I can't go back to.
20:47That's another story.
20:50I'll write you.
20:52Yeah.
21:09The letter came for you.
21:11Oh, okay.
21:12I know it's from that Mary.
21:14Mary?
21:15She ain't worth it, Arthur.
21:17Who is?
21:26My dear Arthur, you never showed up.
21:29And now, after looking at the newspapers, I understand why.
21:34I don't imagine you'll receive this letter, but I, nonetheless, must send it.
21:39Arthur.
21:41Oh, Arthur.
21:43I was just starting to dream the silliest and softest of dreams.
21:49I miss you.
21:50And I will always miss you.
21:53But I cannot live like that.
21:56And it seems you cannot live any other way.
21:59When I'm with you, the world makes sense.
22:03But when we are apart, I see clearly that your world is not a world from which one can escape.
22:11I'm so sorry for everything.
22:15For everything long ago and for starting up that business again.
22:21There's a good man within you, Arthur.
22:25But he is wrestling with a giant.
22:29And the giant wins time and again.
22:34You've broken my heart again.
22:37And I fear I have broken yours.
22:40And for that, I will never forgive myself.
22:43But you must let me go now.
22:46I enclose a ring you gave me many years ago.
22:50When we were both young.
22:52Not because I don't like it.
22:54But because I care for it far too much.
22:57And it reminds me too much of you.
23:00I hope one day you will find some people in love who can use this.
23:07For it kept me thinking of you all these years.
23:10And I hope by returning it to you, I can finally be free.
23:16Goodbye, Mary.
