00:01Excuse me.
00:04Hello?
00:05Didn't I meet you a long time ago?
00:09I don't know.
00:11With Arthur? Arthur Morgan?
00:14Oh, yes.
00:16My name is Rangefall.
00:19And I'm Jim Milton.
00:20John Marston.
00:22Oh.
00:24Is Arthur...
00:27He passed away a long time ago.
00:30Oh, I'm sorry.
00:32He saved my life. He gave his.
00:34That doesn't surprise me one bit.
00:38And you? I know you had tough times.
00:41Ah, well...
00:43My people aren't really a tribe.
00:46They're just a bunch of families, I suppose.
00:50But we're in Canada now.
00:52And it's, uh...
00:54What are you doing here?
00:57I...
00:59I don't really know.
01:01My son, I suppose.
01:05Oh.
01:06He fell.
01:07I know.
01:08I'm sorry.
01:10I've got a son.
01:12I'm...
01:13Very sorry.
01:15Oh, it was...
01:17A long time ago now.
01:23Well...
01:25It's good to see you, Mr. Marston.
01:30And you?
01:45Hello there.
01:47Can I help you?
01:48I think you knew a friend of mine.
01:51A fellow called Arthur Morgan.
01:53Came by and helped you with some hunting and skinning probably seven or eight years back.
01:59Yes, of course.
02:00Well, I wouldn't be here right now if it wasn't for him.
02:04Yeah.
02:05Well, unfortunately, he passed.
02:07Soon after.
02:10I figured he might not have had long left.
02:14It's such a shame.
02:15He found me at my lowest point and he lifted me up.
02:18Well, glad to see you're doing well, ma'am.
02:21He wrote fondly of you.
02:23Oh, I couldn't be happier.
02:26Listen, it's a long way out here.
02:29You're welcome to take whatever you need from the house for your travel.
02:32No, no.
02:33That ain't necessary.
02:34Please.
02:34I have everything I need and more.
02:36He gave me the ability to survive.
02:39And now I'm writing.
02:40Any friend of Arthur's is a friend of mine.
02:45Please take something.
02:46It would make me happy.
02:49Well, that's very kind of you, ma'am.
02:52You take care of yourself out here, ma'am.
02:58Make this country a real democracy.
03:03John.
03:04John Marston.
03:06Miss Tilly.
03:07That's Mrs. Tilly to you.
03:09How are you?
03:10I'm okay.
03:11How are you?
03:13Congratulations.
03:16I'm well.
03:17Well and happy and I miss you and Abigail.
03:22She's well.
03:24Jack's well.
03:25All is well, I think.
03:28I never thanked you for what you did.
03:33Oh, there's the trolley.
03:37I still think about all of you all the time.
03:41My life, it's different now.
03:44Mine too.
03:44But I still see a bunch of Charles and Uncle and Sadie.
03:50So, not quite so different as Abigail would like.
03:53I married a lawyer.
03:55I married a lawyer.
03:55He's a fine man.
03:57We live in a house.
03:58Us too.
03:59I'm sorry.
04:00I've got to go.
04:01I'm late.
04:01But can I write to you and Abigail someplace?
04:04Yeah.
04:05We're up at Beecher's Hope over in Great Plains, West Elizabeth.
04:09I'll try.
04:11Be well, John Marston.
04:14John Marston.
04:38Uh, Jim.
04:40You don't know?
04:42That's funny.
04:44Used to know a fella a bit like you.
04:48A few years back.
04:50Crazy kind of fella.
04:52But he had a heart on him.
04:55What was his name?
04:56I forget.
04:58Funny face.
05:00Alan.
05:01Or something, I think.
05:04He didn't like me much neither.
05:07But he was okay.
05:09I think he died.
05:13They always do.
05:15The good ones.
05:17He weren't a good one.
05:18He was, well, he was good and bad.
05:22And it's hard to say quite what he was in the end.
05:28That's so.
05:30Sure.
05:31That's so.
05:34Mary Beth.
05:36John?
05:38John, is it you?
05:40How the hell are you?
05:41I'm very well.
05:42How are you?
05:44I'm good.
05:45Yeah.
05:46Abigail, is she?
05:48She's well.
05:49Jack's growing up.
05:50Sweet boy.
05:51Not anymore.
05:54But he's okay.
05:55How are you?
05:56I'm well.
05:58I'm alright now.
05:59Silly romances, but it's fun.
06:02Oh, it's such fun.
06:04Do you?
06:04My pen name is Leslie DuPont.
06:07Sort of French, sort of ambiguous.
06:09The books are unambiguously awful, but they sell.
06:13Good for you.
06:15I'm so proud.
06:19I still think about you all.
06:21That was...
06:23That was quite a time.
06:26Yeah.
06:28Arthur.
06:29Arthur saved my life before he passed.
06:33I don't talk about him much, but I think about him.
06:38Me too.
06:41And Dutch?
06:44Ran off someplace.
06:45All aboard.
06:46Such a shame.
06:47Last call.
06:49Oh, anyway, John.
06:50I better get on my train.
06:52It's really lovely seeing you.
06:54Oh, here.
06:54It's for you.
06:58Take care now.
06:59Bye.
07:00Bye.
07:01Bye.
07:04Bye.
07:05Bye.
07:06Bye.
07:06Bye.
07:23John Marston?
07:24I don't believe it!
07:26I thought you were dead!
07:28Pearson.
07:29What are you doing here?
07:32Welcome to my store.
07:35How can I help you?
07:37Are you serious?
07:39Yeah!
07:40Beats the old butcher's table, doesn't it?
07:43So what can I get for you today, sir?
07:47How the hell are you?
07:49Pretty good.
07:50Got some land and great plains.
07:53Trying to get a small ranch going.
07:55Really?
07:56Wow.
07:57Good for you.
07:58Staying out of trouble, then?
07:59I wouldn't go that far.
08:01But I'm trying.
08:03Well, I'm at a loss for words.
08:09Just a moment.
08:15Hello, sir.
08:16And who might you be?
08:18A caller.
08:19John Marston.
08:22Years ago, a friend of mine helped you retrieve your horse.
08:25You became friends?
08:27Oh, yeah.
08:28Arthur.
08:30Yeah.
08:30How is he?
08:33Sorry to say, he passed soon after that.
08:37Oh.
08:38That's a shame.
08:40Yeah.
08:41I read about you in his journal.
08:43Been calling in on folks.
08:45Well, I'm grateful I'm one of them.
08:49Yeah, I guess.
08:50Come look at these.
08:53Arthur caught that.
08:55Huh.
08:56Did he?
08:57And he killed that with his hands.
09:00That's quite something.
09:02Yeah, I got the whole of nature up here.
09:05And I'm going to make the most of it, as long as there still is some.
09:09Honey.
09:10Well, you believe that?
09:12To the other country.
09:14Howdy, mister.
09:15Hey, how you doing, buddy?
09:17Okay.
09:18And you?
09:19Well, only got the one leg.
09:22I've been standing here since about 1870 and I'm slowly starving to death.
09:28Oh, sorry I asked.
09:30Ah, don't worry about it.
09:32Hey, say, you a Yankee?
09:34I'm not sure.
09:36You know, there was a fella I used to see with you a few years back.
09:39He was tall and a moody face.
09:43Yeah.
09:44Arthur.
09:45He died, I'm afraid.
09:47Well, I'm sorry to hear it.
09:50He...
09:51He saved my life.
09:54Is that so?
09:57He didn't always seem to type.
09:59No.
10:01No, he didn't.
