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00:00:26You
00:00:56I'll see you next time.
00:04:17Not only do people now have motor cars, Father, but I heard that pretty soon we will be able to
00:04:24fly.
00:04:24No, only angels can fly, Jenny.
00:04:28No, no.
00:04:28Apparently people can fly.
00:04:31Didn't you hear?
00:04:32Out in Kansas a man even got a car to fly.
00:04:34I hardly think so, Jenny.
00:04:43Apparently, Mr. Johns wants to run for governor, which is why he's so concerned with cleaning up the state.
00:04:51Nate.
00:04:52Nate.
00:04:53John's.
00:04:54Yes.
00:04:54His family is nothing but hillbilly trash that came here after the war.
00:05:00I don't want to be judgmental, but this state should not be ruled by such a disgusting family.
00:05:07A family without class.
00:05:11Apparently.
00:05:12John's family have made a lot of money, and he has a lot of friends in politics.
00:05:18Mrs. Bush, money isn't everything.
00:05:22There are many things that money cannot buy.
00:05:25It seems that money can buy voters, though.
00:05:34What you must remember, my dear, is that we have been brought here to spread the word.
00:05:40And the word and civilization, they are the same thing.
00:05:44They are the gifts.
00:05:45It is the opportunity we have.
00:05:48The chance to live among people who are decent and who do not kill each other.
00:05:54And who let you worship in peace.
00:05:59It's so confusing, Father.
00:06:02Sometimes I find it impossible to make the distinction between a loving act and a hateful one.
00:06:09I mean, they often seem to be the same thing.
00:06:11Yes, Jenny, it is confusing.
00:06:14But you only have to ask me if you need help.
00:06:17Indeed.
00:06:18Well, here we are, Mrs. Bush. Armadillo.
00:06:43Good evening.
00:06:47Yes I'm Sydney.ığ
00:06:57I don't feel too good.
00:06:59I don't feel too good.
00:07:14Mr. Marfan! Mr. Marfan, over here!
00:07:25You must be John Marston.
00:07:27Sometimes.
00:07:28I'm Jake. Your friends from Blackwater hired me to guide you.
00:07:32They ain't my friends. They're pleased to meet you, Jake.
00:07:35I got the horses saddled up and ready out front.
00:07:47I used a circuit he's coming to town.
00:07:59You ain't gonna find sturdier horses to leave in all a new office.
00:08:03But I don't believe it.
00:08:05Some don't have to excuse myself.
00:08:08They could flow on the way out of town.
00:08:10No need to kick off a lot of duff.
00:08:13You're gonna get us both in a world of trouble, Mr. Marfan,
00:08:16as we get out of town!
00:08:19Let's go!
00:08:21Whoa!
00:08:37Oh!
00:08:42So it's Port Mercy you want to visit?
00:08:45That's right.
00:08:46Ain't takin' nobody up to the port in a long time.
00:08:49Strange place for a decent fellow to want to visit.
00:08:51If you don't mind me saying.
00:08:54Who said I was a decent fellow?
00:08:56It's been abandoned for years now.
00:08:58Folks say it was built during the Mexican War.
00:09:01What kind of soldiers around back then?
00:09:03Why'd they leave?
00:09:04I ain't entirely sure.
00:09:06I heard they had to go up north to fight Indians.
00:09:09Or maybe they got tired of being soldiers and went looking for gold.
00:09:13You know how things is.
00:09:16So what are you doing up at the fort?
00:09:18I'm looking for an old friend.
00:09:20Well like I says, you ain't gonna find many folk around those parts these days.
00:09:25Those you do fight are by the sociable as an old three to back to.
00:09:28I mean, I ain't wanted to judge a man by the company he keeps, but...
00:09:34Well, he ain't been friends for a long time.
00:09:46Are you planning on spending any time in Armadillo, Mr. Marston?
00:09:50I doubt it.
00:09:51I ain't planning on staying very long.
00:09:53Well, if you're fixing for some female company, you can do a lot worse than Armadillo.
00:09:58Fine as cream gravy they are.
00:10:01Not like Steve's Landon.
00:10:03Dang, those girls ain't even fit for a drinking man to hold up with.
00:10:07I'm a married man, I'm afraid.
00:10:09Ain't we all?
00:10:10Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:20Yeah.
00:10:22Yeah.
00:10:23So it was the marshal who hired me.
00:10:26Lee Johnson.
00:10:26Do you know him?
00:10:27I think I heard his name.
00:10:29Says he got a telegram from some black water pig bugs asking for a guy.
00:10:33I guess it's none of my business.
00:10:34That's right.
00:10:45You ain't very talkative, are you?
00:10:47Nope.
00:10:48I'm just chewing the dog, mister.
00:10:50It's how I am.
00:10:51I don't mean nothing by it.
00:10:53Trust me.
00:10:54There's things you better off not knowing.
00:11:02Damn coyotes, what a waste of good meat.
00:11:06Almost there, mister marson, just over this hill.
00:11:14Yeh!
00:11:15Yeh!
00:11:18Slow it up now.
00:11:21Listen mister.
00:11:22This here is what's left of Fort Mercer some gang rode in and took the place over
00:11:28So I understand
00:11:31This is where we part ways friend you have yourself a good time
00:11:49Let's go
00:12:03I
00:12:54Go away now John don't make me kill you nobody needs to kill anyone bill
00:13:05You must think I was born yesterday you always did think I was an idiot
00:13:12That ain't fair bill you were as my brother. I've come to try to save you
00:13:23Do I look like I need saving
00:13:27Bill please they want to kill us all I can help you
00:13:33Well you never tried to save me before you only seemed to save yourself
00:13:43Bill I implore you think about this
00:13:48You implore me
00:13:51You implore me
00:13:55You always were one for fancy words
00:14:02Well things are different now John
00:14:06Now I'm in charge
00:14:10No more Dutch
00:14:12And no more you
00:14:16I implore you
00:14:18I implore you
00:14:20To go back and tell them
00:14:23To send someone just a little bit more impressive next time
00:14:31Well
00:14:32Well
00:14:34Oh
00:14:36Poor Jim
00:14:38Poor Jim
00:14:47So
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00:14:49You
00:14:56Can
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00:15:08Mach
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00:15:08Chains
00:15:08Chains
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00:15:08Chains
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00:15:08Chains
00:15:09Chains
00:15:09Chains
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00:15:34Let's go.
00:15:42Let's go.
00:16:09Oh! I was doing something stupid.
00:16:12Well, you'll be okay. Once you didn't die, the doctor said you'd be fine. He got the bullets out a
00:16:18couple days ago.
00:16:19Good.
00:16:20It cost us $15.
00:16:23I'm sorry, madam. You should have left me there to die.
00:16:27Did you want to die? I mean, was that it? Was that why you went straight out to Fort Mercer
00:16:31and picked a fight with the worst bandit in the county? To die, Mr... or...
00:16:36Mr. Marston. John Marston.
00:16:39Bonnie McFarlane. Miss Bonnie McFarlane.
00:16:44Well, you may be right, Miss McFarlane. I don't know.
00:16:48Huh. So what were you doing?
00:16:51I was trying to give Mr. Williamson a chance. For old time's sake.
00:16:55You know Bill Williamson?
00:16:57Knew him. Long time ago.
00:17:00Well, what was he like?
00:17:02Dumb.
00:17:03Just like you.
00:17:06Thank you, Miss.
00:17:08See my hat?
00:17:09I have.
00:17:14And, uh, what will you do now?
00:17:18Now I'm gonna take my time and go after him the less kind way.
00:17:22Well, that sounds very fun, Mr. Marston. Quite heroic. Just like in those penny dreadfuls my brother used to read.
00:17:29Meanwhile, if you'll excuse me, I've got a ranch to run.
00:17:33Of course, if you're feeling better, why not take a ride with me later? Help me patrol the perimeter.
00:17:37You can earn back some of that money we wasted on doctor's bills.
00:17:41Of course. And thank you. For saving my life, I mean.
00:17:46Next time, Mr. Marston, I strongly recommend you don't try to lose it quite so earnestly.
00:17:53I'll bear that in mind.
00:17:56Howdy.
00:18:02Howdy.
00:18:04I linger.
00:18:17I, I, I.
00:18:18I, I.
00:18:36Oh, my God.
00:19:12Oh, my God.
00:19:35There's the foreman's office.
00:19:37It's also where we lock up good-for-nothing outlaws, such as yourself.
00:19:41I'm happy enough with my current quarters right now, Miss McFarland.
00:19:46Okay, let's see if you can still ride a horse.
00:19:52Where's the ranch so you can get your bearing?
00:20:13To your right is the general store.
00:20:15You won't find Parisian high fashion, but it's good for the essentials.
00:20:19Very convenient.
00:20:20I don't think I've ever seen a ranch with its own store before.
00:20:32And here's the corral.
00:20:34This one's for the horses.
00:20:35What do you think?
00:20:37I'm no expert, but it certainly looks like a fine corral.
00:20:40I suspect you've stolen more horses than you've broken.
00:20:44Now, where'd you get such an idea?
00:20:46First impressions are hard to erase.
00:20:53That's the train station.
00:20:55Things sure have changed since the line finally got finished.
00:20:58Bringing in all sorts of new folk like yourself.
00:21:02Is that such a bad thing?
00:21:04Change is only good when it makes things better.
00:21:18That's the barn over there.
00:21:20Paul built it himself when I was just a little girl.
00:21:25Easy.
00:21:30And here we are, back at the hamster.
00:21:32Stop for a while before we head out on patrol.
00:21:34You'll get no complaints from me, Miss McFarland.
00:21:57Well, are we going inside?
00:22:12This way!
00:22:13Where are you going, you strange man?
00:22:18How about a cold drink, Mr. Marston?
00:22:21Thank you, ma'am.
00:22:22Getting shot, then riding a horse seems to take it out of you.
00:22:26I could use a rest.
00:22:28Sure.
00:22:28Come on in.
00:22:29I'll show you the house, and then you can sit for a while.
00:22:42Mr. Marston.
00:22:43Miss McFarland.
00:22:44Remember me telling you about the trouble we've been having with rustlers and other undesirables?
00:22:48I do.
00:22:49Will you help me keep watch on the property line this evening?
00:22:52Sure.
00:22:53I want to see just who is trespassing on our land.
00:22:57This is a fine weapon.
00:22:59Come, let's head out.
00:23:00The country is really beautiful at around this time.
00:23:09We'd best get moving.
00:23:10This is a dangerous time of night for us.
00:23:41Thank you, Mr. Marston.
00:23:42I feel a lot happier if someone's along with me.
00:23:45I feel a lot happier now I got a rifle.
00:23:47Well, with your trigger itch and my feminine intuition, we should make quite a team.
00:24:08I don't believe it.
00:24:09Those damn rabbits are back.
00:24:11Give me a hand with them, will you?
00:24:16Let's see that rifle.
00:24:17I want a couple of these for the park.
00:24:24You're better at shooting rabbits than outlaws, I think.
00:24:30Good shot.
00:24:32Take that, you little freak.
00:24:39Thank you, Mr. Marston.
00:24:40Looks like we'll be having rabbit stew tomorrow.
00:24:43Let's get back on the horses and see what else is going on.
00:24:56We should keep moving.
00:24:57There's still a ways to go.
00:25:06If it's not the rustlers stealing our cattle, it's the rabbits stealing our crops.
00:25:11It ain't never easy living off the land like this.
00:25:14Maybe you should move to a big city, become a lady of leisure.
00:25:20Look out!
00:25:21Coyote, shoot them before they get to the animals.
00:25:26He's getting closer.
00:25:30Yeah!
00:25:32Good shooting, Mr. Marston.
00:25:38Come on!
00:25:43Move!
00:25:48Blame Darwin!
00:25:49That coyote won't be back!
00:25:54That was it!
00:25:55Damn coyotes!
00:26:06Come on!
00:26:13I was乱 esca!
00:26:16Come on!
00:26:17Come on!
00:26:19Come on!
00:26:20Come on!
00:26:21Come on!
00:26:21Come on!
00:26:21Come on!
00:26:48Here we are.
00:27:09Thank you for your help, Mr. Marston.
00:27:11Makes me kind of happy I saved your life.
00:27:13Get some sleep and I will see you in the morning.
00:27:16Good night, Miss McFarlane.
00:27:37Good night, Miss McFarlane.
00:28:02Good night, Miss McFarlane.
00:28:38Good night, Miss McFarlane.
00:28:42Good night, Miss McFarlane.
00:28:47Good night, Miss McFarlane.
00:28:51Good night, Miss McFarlane.
00:28:52How are you?
00:28:52Well, I'm fine.
00:28:54So, uh, how are your ribs?
00:28:57Fine.
00:28:57A little sore, but apart from a couple extra scars, it'll be as nothing happened.
00:29:01Good.
00:29:02Uh, come in, come in.
00:29:05You know, you never did tell me how you met that Bill Williamson or what you wanted from
00:29:10him.
00:29:11Good night, Miss.
00:29:11No, Miss.
00:29:11Okay.
00:29:12Well, why not if you don't mind me asking?
00:29:16I certainly don't mind you asking if you don't mind me not telling.
00:29:20see it's a complicated and somewhat pathetic tale and by telling you not only would i be putting your
00:29:26life in danger but also threatening the lives of some people that i hold very dear well i apologize
00:29:32if i seem to be prying and i apologize for my reticence hope you believe me when i say that
00:29:39it's simply out of respect for you of course mr marston i understand that a city dweller such as
00:29:45yourself likes to have some exotic secrets so us country folk are impressed i'm no city man miss
00:29:54yeah but i saw you get on the train at blackwater you with those gentlemen in bowler hats i'm still
00:30:00no city man but i'll bet you can't ride mr marston i hate to take money from a lady miss
00:30:07oh you won't
00:30:08be i'll race you right now if it makes you happy we'll see all right i'll show you how we
00:30:21ride
00:30:22around these parts
00:30:35i'm thinking this whole wild west adventure might have been wrong
00:30:41come on
00:30:55on the count of three three two one go i trust you're not gonna be a gentleman about this
00:31:04you don't know me at all miss mcfarland
00:31:12let's go
00:31:32let's go
00:31:34yeah
00:31:40how'd you feel getting bitten by a lady
00:31:45come on boy call yourself a dangerous outlaw
00:31:49come on
00:31:55try to keep up will you
00:32:02try to stay with me now
00:32:04try to stay with me now
00:32:08neck and neck miss mcfarland
00:32:13let's go
00:32:21come on
00:32:22see you at the finish line
00:32:28why don't i lead the way
00:32:32you
00:32:32come on
00:32:33get up
00:32:35follow me
00:32:39come on
00:32:40would you like me to slow down
00:32:47i bet you're starting to regret your brave words miss mcfarland
00:32:55How you doin' back there?
00:33:01Isn't this jolly?
00:33:07I think you chose the wrong horse, Miss McFarlane.
00:33:13I have got you now!
00:33:17Come on!
00:33:27Should I wait for you to catch up?
00:33:33Come on.
00:33:35Call yourself a rancher?
00:33:45Whoa there!
00:33:55That was fun!
00:33:57Sure.
00:33:59You know, you should go pay the marshal a visit in Armadillo sometime.
00:34:03I'm sure he could help you deal with that nice Mr. Williamson.
00:34:07Yeah, I might just do that, Miss McFarlane.
00:34:10Do whatever you think's best, Mr. Marston.
00:34:39How are you?
00:34:45Come on.
00:34:46Come on today.
00:34:51How are you?
00:34:52So stand the first one to step up?
00:34:53Hold on that'd be fun for you, Mourѐ.
00:34:58Come on.
00:34:59Come on.
00:35:03What's that son got on?
00:35:05Yeah.
00:35:05Get what you think?
00:35:07But I, it's a slave.
00:35:31Ah, Mr. Marston, how are you?
00:35:34Good, Ms. McFarland. How are you?
00:35:35I'm well. Would you mind riding with me to Armadillo?
00:35:39I've got to get some supplies and I can do with the company.
00:35:42Of course.
00:35:43You can take the reins.
00:35:45It wouldn't do for a terrifying bounty hunter such as yourself to be seen driven around by a woman.
00:35:52Hop on up, Mr. Marston.
00:36:06Let's just go. I don't want to keep Paul waiting.
00:36:12You're looking much better, considering you were almost buzzard food a couple days ago.
00:36:16I have you to thank for that, miss.
00:36:19So do tell me, have you needlessly risked your life since we last spoke?
00:36:23No, miss. I have not.
00:36:25Well, that's a relief. Perhaps there's hope for you again.
00:36:29I wouldn't bet on it.
00:36:30Oh, there's always hope, Mr. Marston.
00:36:32You can't be a rancher in this kind of country if you don't believe that.
00:36:36An admirable attitude, miss.
00:36:38I suppose so.
00:36:39I can't think of any other way to stay sane, to be frank.
00:36:43What about you? Have you ever given up hope altogether?
00:36:46Hope hasn't really entered into it.
00:36:48It's not really something I think about.
00:36:50A peculiar outlook.
00:36:51I can't really say I understand you.
00:36:54I can't always say I do either.
00:36:56Oh, don't be so deliberately enigmatic.
00:36:59I'm not, miss.
00:37:00Yes, you are.
00:37:01You are being deliberately obscure as a substitute for having a personality.
00:37:05I just know there are two theories to arguing with women, and neither one works.
00:37:11I'm not even going to dignify that gibberish with a response.
00:37:17How are you today?
00:37:21Hello, mister.
00:37:24I think it's kind of funny I found you dying on the side of the road, and now you're driving
00:37:29me into town.
00:37:30You have a strange sense of humor.
00:37:33Well, you must admit, it's an unusual start to a friendship.
00:37:37I didn't realize we were friends, miss McFarlane.
00:37:40Oh, please.
00:37:41Now who's being funny?
00:37:42Listen, I know that business with Williamson is your business, but I don't know.
00:37:48You've been good to us, and I don't think you're a bad man.
00:37:52A little stupid, perhaps, but not rotten.
00:37:54I just worry about you gallivanting around these parts like you're some kind of deranged bounty hunter.
00:37:59Like Paul always says, don't go waking snakes.
00:38:01Hey, I appreciate your concern for us lesser mortals, miss McFarlane.
00:38:06I really do.
00:38:07And if there was any other way out, I'd take it.
00:38:10I can assure you of that.
00:38:21You never did tell me where you live.
00:38:23I have a small holding up in Great Plains.
00:38:26A farmer?
00:38:27Yeah, and I'm the queen of England.
00:38:29And at what point during your day of hunting down outlaws do you find time to raise chickens?
00:38:35Only been at it three years or so.
00:38:37I guess I'm kind of new to it.
00:38:39You're telling me.
00:38:40So who's looking after this farm of yours right now?
00:38:43Uncle.
00:38:44Well, he's not my uncle, as far as I know.
00:38:46Just an old dog who's as lazy as a lizard on a hot day.
00:38:50The kind of fella laboring under the delusion that age brings wisdom.
00:38:53Sounds like the perfect person to leave in charge of your entire livelihood.
00:38:58We go way back.
00:38:59And I didn't have a lot of choice.
00:39:02I'd be getting back there if I was you.
00:39:04That's what I'm trying to do, miss.
00:39:25So this is Armadillo.
00:39:28Manhattan it is not.
00:39:29But it does okay for us.
00:39:37Most important thing for you right now is getting yourself into Dr. Johnson's office to purchase some medicine.
00:39:43The first one's on me.
00:39:45Thank you, miss.
00:39:45I'll pay you back.
00:39:46I'm sure you shall.
00:39:48The doc's a good fellow.
00:39:49He saved your life.
00:39:50So be polite to him.
00:39:52Meet me in front of the general store when you're done.
00:40:14It's excellent to see you today.
00:40:19Hey, partner.
00:40:20You need something for that gout?
00:40:23You have any night fevers?
00:40:24Come back and see me.
00:40:26Why, thank you.
00:40:48Well, thanks for driving me.
00:40:50It was nice to be able to enjoy the view for once.
00:40:52And the little company never hurts now and again.
00:40:55You're more than welcome, miss.
00:40:57Least I can do.
00:40:59Thank you for the medicine.
00:41:01Why don't you have a look around Armadillo?
00:41:03You can always take the stagecoats back to the ranch later.
00:41:06I might just do that.
00:41:08Travel safely, miss.
00:41:10Try not to get yourself shot.
00:41:12I won't be around to save you this time.
00:41:13I won't be around to save you this time.
00:41:43Let's do it.
00:42:00Howdy.
00:42:31Excuse me.
00:42:33Hey, hey, you got a visitor.
00:42:42Shut up, you.
00:42:45What do you want?
00:42:47My name is John Marston.
00:42:48You wanted to speak to me.
00:42:51I did?
00:42:52Apparently so.
00:42:55Why?
00:42:57I guess because we're both in the business of the law.
00:43:08You that fella from the train company?
00:43:11No, I'm from Fort Mercer.
00:43:14Fort Mercer?
00:43:16You that one of them Williamson boys.
00:43:18Calm down.
00:43:19Go on.
00:43:20Shoot them, mister.
00:43:21Shoot them.
00:43:22What?
00:43:22You getting keep with me, boy?
00:43:25What's going on here?
00:43:29I got me one of them Williamson boys.
00:43:31Fish?
00:43:32I got me one of them idiots who give Marshalls a bad name.
00:43:36Jonah, put your gun down.
00:43:44You must be the man from Blackwater.
00:43:47Yes, sir.
00:43:49Listen, that dog ain't too bright.
00:43:52But he seems loyal.
00:43:53Jonah, get out of here for a minute.
00:43:56Yes, sir, Mr. Johnson, sir.
00:44:01And you.
00:44:03Oh, I done seen enough of your hide around here, friend.
00:44:08I think there's some school children down the way you can go and frighten.
00:44:11Oh, hardy fucking hard.
00:44:14Dicky.
00:44:15What are you doing here, Mr. Marston?
00:44:17Apart from frightening my deputies.
00:44:21I'm here to capture or kill Bill Williamson.
00:44:28Okay.
00:44:30Can you help me?
00:44:32He's outside my jurisdiction.
00:44:34He's in the next county.
00:44:39Of course, Bill Williamson and his boys have tended to keep themselves away from my town.
00:44:44So you're happy to have him out there?
00:44:46Well, I ain't happy, but I also ain't suicidal.
00:44:50My job is to keep this town safe, not clean up all of these three counties.
00:44:54It's hard enough around here.
00:44:55You know, I hear you speak, and suddenly I'm reminded of how some of the people I've respected most in
00:45:02my life had a problem with authority.
00:45:04What's wrong with you?
00:45:07Well, I'm sure you and your fine friends have enjoyed spending your time running around pursuing noble causes.
00:45:15My cause is to keep this town from turning into a living hell for the folks who live here.
00:45:21The whole world has problems, mister.
00:45:23And I'm here, doing what I can.
00:45:27Why? What's happening?
00:45:29Right now?
00:45:31Well, I got the railway, the people who pay my salary, trying to get me to turn a blind eye
00:45:35to them burned down settlements up there.
00:45:37I got a bunch of cattle rustlers out near Box Canyon needs shutting down.
00:45:41I'm forgetting the gang that keeps murdering homesteaders out in the back country.
00:45:45And I got a bunch of hoods over in the saloon, drunk, threatening to shoot up the whole town.
00:45:49Well, that's all I got today.
00:45:52But it's early yet.
00:45:52Give me a couple more days.
00:45:53There'll be more.
00:45:56All right.
00:45:56Tell you what.
00:46:02Let's go deal with them hoods in the saloon.
00:46:07Then we'll discuss Williamson.
00:46:11Okay, boy.
00:46:16You're persistent, little cuss, ain't you?
00:46:18Yeah.
00:46:19Only when things matter.
00:46:25The saloon's this way.
00:46:35Who are we looking for?
00:46:36Bunch of two-bit hoodlums, led by this fella called Walt.
00:46:40Goddamn road agents who prey on the stages coming in and out of town.
00:46:44Drivers and armadillos spend more time with their hands in the air than on the rains these days.
00:46:49And you're happy to let them drink in your saloon?
00:46:52Happy? No.
00:46:53But the way I figure it, better the carousing in there than out robbing decent folk.
00:46:58That's an interesting approach to law enforcement.
00:47:09There's the dumb rat bastard now.
00:47:14Let's follow him.
00:47:15See what kind of hole he crawls into.
00:47:17What kind of hole he has to do?
00:47:25Walton's the top screw.
00:47:27Let's get after him.
00:47:35Well, look at you.
00:47:41Damn, he's seen us. Come on, don't lose him.
00:47:48I'm getting after him. Catch me up.
00:48:00If Walton's as bad as you say he is, why don't we just beef him now while we got the
00:48:03chance?
00:48:04Because that ain't how the law works.
00:48:07Is that right, Marshal?
00:48:08And alive, he can still talk.
00:48:11Doesn't sound like he's a man to be reasoned with.
00:48:13He ain't.
00:48:14But a few days of my hospitality, and he'll be telling me what I need to know.
00:48:18Walton's gang's been growing fast.
00:48:21How long's easy money for easy work?
00:48:23Jola Springs, Gap Tooth Ridge.
00:48:25These boys get around.
00:48:27Walton's a start, but there's plenty more where he came from.
00:48:32Ew!
00:48:49Looks like he's holding up at the old Pleasant's house.
00:48:52Let's hold up a minute and find a spot for our horses.
00:49:06Looks like we got company, boys!
00:49:12Damn!
00:49:13Take cover!
00:49:16We'll work our way up this hill.
00:49:22Move up to that wagon on your right!
00:49:24I'll cover you!
00:49:27There's one there!
00:49:29Take him down!
00:49:29Take him down!
00:49:32Are you gonna die now?
00:49:36Come on!
00:49:38I've seen tougher nursemaids!
00:49:43How'd that one get through?
00:49:45You ain't getting there, Walton!
00:49:49Yee-haw!
00:49:52Hey!
00:49:53Mr.
00:49:54You look more adults than the hangy bar in the center!
00:49:58Ha ha ha!
00:50:00Hey!
00:50:04There's a minimum of them behind the outhouse, boys!
00:50:08Hey, but you're making the ball come of here!
00:50:11Take cover behind the outhouse!
00:50:13Careful, there may be more of them!
00:50:43You
00:50:58Not a bad shot, Mr. Marston. Why don't you check in with me next time you're in town. I don't
00:51:03want to be no policeman, Marshal. Nor did I, my friend. I can promise you that. I'll see you soon,
00:51:09Mr. Marston.
00:51:44I'll see you soon.
00:52:07I'll see you soon.
00:52:42I'll see you soon.
00:53:11I'll see you soon.
00:53:12Come on!
00:53:40I'll see you soon.
00:53:50I'll see you soon.
00:54:14Well, hello there.
00:54:23Hello? Hello? Is Armadillo 731? What is it with these things? Hello? It's a new line. Hello? Hello? Sounds fun.
00:54:37What's happening? I have no idea.
00:54:41If it's important, they'll send someone down like they did with you. Suddenly the world is full of days. Yeah.
00:54:48I remember when we first got here. We used to consider people from Dade County to be exotic. Now guys
00:54:54can get here from the Midwest. And they can do it in six days. Things have changed.
00:54:59They've gotten away from me. Hello? Hello? I don't understand it no more, boy. Honest goodness. I'm not sure I
00:55:07do.
00:55:11Marshall! Marshall! Marshall! I've just been up in the canyon spying like you said. I think I seen me a
00:55:20couple of them rustlers. I think it was the Ballard Twins and a couple of Mexicans.
00:55:24They up there right now? Well, it was a group of poor men rounding up Mr. Gulch's livestock, and none
00:55:30of them look like any of Gulch's hands. So, yes, sir, right now?
00:55:35That's sarcasm's most unbecoming, Eli. It's gonna hold you back in life, even worse than your lazy eye. All right,
00:55:42let's go. You ride with us again, Marson?
00:55:46Will you help me? I will try. And it'd be my pleasure.
00:56:12How long you been working for the government, Marston? I don't work for the government.
00:56:17Well, I got a telegram from some federal clowns in Blackwater that says otherwise.
00:56:24You don't look like no government, boy. I guess it's complicated. I came because it was made impossible for me
00:56:30not to.
00:56:31You sure are a tight-lipped son-bitch, mister. I guess I am. Ain't gonna dig this hole no deeper.
00:56:38Ain't you all proud and superior? Don't forget you need us more than we need you. Bill Wings and folded
00:56:45you up like an empty person last time, if I remember correctly.
00:56:48Timmer down, Jonah. Listen to your boss, Jonah. There's a good boy. Otherwise, I'll put a hole in your hillbilly
00:56:55head and watch your tiny brain drain out.
00:57:01I'll be honest with you, Marson. I ain't for all this government interference.
00:57:06Believe me, Marshal. Neither am I. I try to keep the federal boys happy. I mean, we need all the
00:57:11help we can get.
00:57:12But what does a flannel-mouthed city boy who's never forked a bale of hay in his life know about
00:57:17a state like New Austin?
00:57:19Nothing, I reckon. All this manifest destiny hogwash came in a wild land. We're nearly there. Keep your eyes out
00:57:27for the bollards.
00:57:35All right, leave the horses here and follow me. Let's go! Stay alert, boys!
00:57:46Be ready, boys. We're probably gonna be outnumbered. And those bastards ain't short on firepower neither.
00:57:52Let's see how many there are. If we can take them alive, good. If not, smoke the sons of bitches.
00:57:58Music to my ears, Marshal.
00:58:20I'm a goddamn lord.
00:58:37What's going to help me, boy?
00:58:39Where'd you bring an iron now?
00:58:42Okay, boy. Stay with me.
00:58:46Oh, boy.
00:58:47Stay with me.
00:58:48Go down.
00:58:52Stop falling behind. We've got to push forward.
00:59:04Lean you again, Marston. Let's hope this goes as well as last time.
00:59:16Look out. There's two behind that rock.
00:59:28Put down your guns and surrender.
00:59:57Come on.
00:59:59The deputies are making some ground over there.
01:00:11Oh, my God.
01:00:13Surrender, or I'll kill you all.
01:00:16Look out. Here's some more.
01:00:19Help me out here, will you?
01:00:21You want to stop doing that?
01:00:24All right. Let's move down and take those bastards in the camp.
01:00:28Let's go, Marston. We've got to keep moving.
01:00:41Damn.
01:00:46Come on, Marston. I can't take them all by myself.
01:00:52Come on, Marston.
01:00:53Let's go, Marston.
01:00:56We won't be wrestling no more.
01:01:03Watch out!
01:01:09Get those ladies down here.
01:01:15What the hell?
01:01:20Quit laughing at me.
01:01:21Are you laughing at me?
01:01:24Don't kill me!
01:01:32Let's dance!
01:01:38I'll hit up the ridge and scatter down. See if there's any spare ammo in that camp.
01:01:55Keep your eyes open. I saw a couple of snipers across the way.
01:02:00Look out! There are them snipers!
01:02:02You better surrender! You hear?
01:02:15Come on, boy! Nice and steady now! Don't leave yourself open!
01:02:22Are you gonna shoot any of these wrestlers, boy?
01:02:27Jesus, well!
01:02:32I see you, boy!
01:02:36I'm fully loaded!
01:02:37I'm giving you one last chance to put your hands in the air!
01:02:42Come on! Let's get to the wrestlers, boy!
01:02:47Hey, we got something!
01:02:52Hey!
01:03:05We got your back, boy!
01:03:06Damn!
01:03:14Move!
01:03:17We got your back, boy!
01:03:30This looks as good a spot as any. Gather around and listen up.
01:03:35Alright, stealthy as you can, boys. Let's get as close to those bastards as we can.
01:04:10Let's clear out migration once and for all!
01:04:17Let's keep it!
01:04:25Tell the ballers to give themselves up or we'll kill every last one of you!
01:04:30Help me out here, will ya?
01:04:57Let's go!
01:04:59Christ alive!
01:05:02You sure put that cellar to bed!
01:05:05Are you kidding me?
01:05:18Thanks, Marshal. We're indebted to you with our lives.
01:05:21Just get them cattle back safe.
01:05:23Alright.
01:05:24Oh, thank you. Oh, thank you so much. Thank you.
01:05:29Well done, Mr. Marston.
01:05:31Yes, well done.
01:05:34Now, about Williamson.
01:05:36I'll do what I can.
01:05:38You know, as you can see, this country is infested with all manner of scum.
01:05:42You can say that again.
01:05:43Well, one other thing, Marston. Mr. Johnson, sir.
01:05:46It's Mr. West Dickens.
01:05:48He's missing.
01:05:49Who?
01:05:50Mr. West Dickens, the tonics merchant.
01:05:53He was due in town last week.
01:05:55Oh!
01:05:56The narcotic and bat piss salesman.
01:05:58Who cons housewives out of their money with promises of eternal youth.
01:06:02Yes, him, but I think you're being a little unfair.
01:06:04He's helped a great many of the county, and many of the townsfolk are really missing him.
01:06:09You hear that, Marston?
01:06:11We just butchered a gang of thieves, and the town is up in arms about a missing snake oil merchant.
01:06:17I am so glad to be serving such a wise and respectable people.
01:06:21Come on, Eli.
01:06:48Let's go!
01:06:48Let's go!

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