WEBVTT 00:02:45.876 --> 00:02:47.210 align:center - You here looking for work? 00:02:49.296 --> 00:02:50.255 align:center - I'm afraid not. 00:02:53.508 --> 00:02:55.636 align:center - Says he's not here looking for work, boys. 00:02:57.554 --> 00:02:58.764 align:center Perhaps a drink then. 00:03:00.265 --> 00:03:03.685 align:center Before I ask as to what your business is here, 00:03:05.312 --> 00:03:08.231 align:center may I inquire as to whether or not you are a veteran, sir? 00:03:11.109 --> 00:03:11.902 align:center - I am. 00:03:15.739 --> 00:03:17.949 align:center - Well, damn those Yankees. 00:03:24.373 --> 00:03:26.583 align:center Damn them and damn their ideals. 00:03:28.835 --> 00:03:30.545 align:center Ran me out of my home. 00:03:31.880 --> 00:03:33.507 align:center Ran me out of my state. 00:03:34.883 --> 00:03:36.885 align:center State that I bled for. 00:03:36.927 --> 00:03:40.472 align:center State that I gave sons for. 00:03:49.690 --> 00:03:52.275 align:center Are you aware of who I am, boy? 00:03:54.986 --> 00:03:55.737 align:center - I am. 00:03:57.948 --> 00:03:58.699 align:center General. 00:04:02.452 --> 00:04:03.578 align:center - And whats your name? 00:04:06.540 --> 00:04:07.332 align:center - Breecher. 00:04:08.834 --> 00:04:10.168 align:center - Well, Mr. Breecher, 00:04:10.210 --> 00:04:12.629 align:center I am beginning to tire of this exercise, 00:04:12.671 --> 00:04:15.424 align:center and I would like for you to state your goddamn business. 00:04:33.942 --> 00:04:34.860 align:center Pinkertons. 00:04:38.613 --> 00:04:40.782 align:center Spied on us through the whole war. 00:04:42.033 --> 00:04:45.912 align:center I'm afraid I may have cut the throats of many 00:04:45.954 --> 00:04:49.583 align:center an innocent private because I thought they might be working 00:04:49.624 --> 00:04:50.542 align:center for the Pinkertons. 00:04:53.420 --> 00:04:56.465 align:center So what now, Pinkerton detective? 00:05:09.603 --> 00:05:14.566 align:center - General Corbin Dandridge, you are a wanted war criminal 00:05:16.109 --> 00:05:18.195 align:center and you have been sentenced to hang. 00:05:24.785 --> 00:05:27.412 align:center I'm here to see that those wishes are carried out. 00:05:35.504 --> 00:05:39.925 align:center - And how exactly do you plan on carrying that out? 00:05:39.966 --> 00:05:41.927 align:center - Can start by finding an oak tree big enough 00:05:41.968 --> 00:05:44.221 align:center to hold a man of your stature. 00:05:46.973 --> 00:05:48.099 align:center - How did you find me? 00:05:49.684 --> 00:05:51.061 align:center - A snake is not hard to find 00:05:51.102 --> 00:05:53.438 align:center when you flip over enough rocks, General. 00:05:57.734 --> 00:06:01.279 align:center - Well, I'll not be swingin from an oak tree today. 00:06:03.824 --> 00:06:05.617 align:center And the fact that you thought you could come here 00:06:05.659 --> 00:06:10.622 align:center and execute me proves your utter stupidity. 00:06:13.583 --> 00:06:16.878 align:center - Do you refuse to come quietly, General? 00:06:20.257 --> 00:06:24.719 align:center - Whatever happens next ain't gonna happen quietly. 00:06:27.639 --> 00:06:29.558 align:center But I'm gonna let you have one last drink. 00:06:31.852 --> 00:06:36.439 align:center One last drink before you meet the worms for yourself. 00:06:39.359 --> 00:06:40.944 align:center Cause I assure you, sir, 00:06:40.986 --> 00:06:44.656 align:center you will not be afforded the courtesy of a pine box. 00:06:53.582 --> 00:06:54.916 align:center Drink that whiskey, boy. 00:07:34.623 --> 00:07:35.957 align:center - What is it, Henry? 00:07:37.208 --> 00:07:38.585 align:center - There's a telegram from your man, sir. 00:07:40.170 --> 00:07:41.546 align:center - To Senator Benjamin Burke. 00:07:42.923 --> 00:07:45.592 align:center Correspondence from Mathias William Breecher. 00:07:45.634 --> 00:07:47.552 align:center Confederate General Corbin Dandridge 00:07:47.594 --> 00:07:48.970 align:center refused to come peacefully. 00:07:49.930 --> 00:07:51.348 align:center Defensive measures we're taken 00:07:52.766 --> 00:07:55.685 align:center which resulted in the general's violent demise. 00:07:55.727 --> 00:07:58.480 align:center Two other warrants have been served. 00:07:58.521 --> 00:07:59.731 align:center Will notify you again 00:08:00.941 --> 00:08:03.735 align:center when wire and carrier become available. 00:08:03.777 --> 00:08:06.655 align:center - To those who truly believed in the Confederate cause, 00:08:06.696 --> 00:08:08.156 align:center surrender was never an option. 00:08:09.658 --> 00:08:12.077 align:center None of these men will let themselves be hanged, sir. 00:08:12.118 --> 00:08:16.665 align:center - These people thought that justice would never find them. 00:08:18.124 --> 00:08:20.710 align:center I can only imagine their surprise when a man arrived 00:08:20.752 --> 00:08:22.837 align:center to stretch their neck. 00:08:22.879 --> 00:08:25.340 align:center - Most men would never take kindly to such a proposal, sir. 00:08:25.382 --> 00:08:30.345 align:center - Did we take so kindly to chains and shackles, Henry? 00:08:32.555 --> 00:08:34.599 align:center And now that I'm in a position of power, 00:08:34.641 --> 00:08:37.602 align:center I intend to make an example of such men. 00:08:37.644 --> 00:08:40.188 align:center lve waited a long time to find somebody 00:08:40.230 --> 00:08:41.856 align:center to take on this task. 00:08:41.898 --> 00:08:45.527 align:center Someone that did not fear the endeavor. 00:08:45.568 --> 00:08:49.322 align:center Someone that I could put faith in to see it through. 00:08:49.364 --> 00:08:52.951 align:center - This task, the man you have chosen, this Mathias Breecher 00:08:54.411 --> 00:08:59.124 align:center are necessary tools to move forward into a brighter future. 00:09:39.873 --> 00:09:40.665 align:center - Harlan. 00:09:41.541 --> 00:09:42.333 align:center - Breecher. 00:09:43.710 --> 00:09:44.919 align:center - Now you come in a peaceful manner 00:09:44.961 --> 00:09:46.504 align:center or should I be lookin' for cover? 00:09:49.716 --> 00:09:51.760 align:center - You killed a general. 00:09:51.801 --> 00:09:53.261 align:center - Now how might you know that? 00:10:09.944 --> 00:10:12.781 align:center - Took me the better part of a year to track down 00:10:12.822 --> 00:10:14.157 align:center that old Dandridge. 00:10:18.912 --> 00:10:21.915 align:center Night and day, I was asking folks 00:10:21.956 --> 00:10:24.375 align:center from the Mississippi to the Colorado. 00:10:26.628 --> 00:10:28.963 align:center Ran into a trapper near Deadwood. 00:10:30.423 --> 00:10:33.676 align:center Said hed heard of a man fought on the losing side 00:10:33.718 --> 00:10:35.887 align:center in the war making a living down south. 00:10:39.182 --> 00:10:40.975 align:center I arrived at that camp. 00:10:42.769 --> 00:10:45.063 align:center There was wolves picking at the bones. 00:10:48.525 --> 00:10:53.029 align:center Nothing there to salvage, not even any scalps. 00:10:55.740 --> 00:10:57.909 align:center - I'm sorry to have disappointed you, Harlan. 00:11:05.792 --> 00:11:08.169 align:center - Not a lot of bounties out there at the moment. 00:11:10.672 --> 00:11:13.591 align:center Would lead a man such as myself to believe 00:11:13.633 --> 00:11:17.595 align:center that the two of us might cross paths sometime soon. 00:11:20.265 --> 00:11:21.766 align:center We do not live 00:11:21.808 --> 00:11:26.646 align:center in the most peaceful of occupations, my friend. 00:11:27.647 --> 00:11:28.481 align:center - No, we do not. 00:11:30.150 --> 00:11:34.028 align:center So how do we avoid seeing each other for a while? 00:11:37.115 --> 00:11:38.825 align:center - You could always retire. 00:11:42.787 --> 00:11:44.539 align:center - I'm working on it. 00:11:44.581 --> 00:11:48.626 align:center However, you might take your own advice on the issue. 00:11:48.668 --> 00:11:51.796 align:center - And where would a man like me go, Mathias? 00:11:54.215 --> 00:11:56.968 align:center My lands, they're nearly gone. 00:11:59.554 --> 00:12:03.183 align:center The trail, this horse, this job. 00:12:05.059 --> 00:12:05.852 align:center All I have. 00:12:09.522 --> 00:12:13.401 align:center You know, settling down in old age would not suit me. 00:12:17.864 --> 00:12:20.325 align:center I have always respected you, Mathias. 00:12:21.784 --> 00:12:26.748 align:center Youve been honest, just, fair, and honorable. 00:12:27.957 --> 00:12:32.754 align:center For a white man, that is a rare attribute. 00:12:35.340 --> 00:12:37.508 align:center Sometime soon, Mathias, 00:12:37.550 --> 00:12:42.096 align:center you and I will have to exchange fire with one another. 00:12:44.057 --> 00:12:45.475 align:center It is inevitable. 00:12:47.560 --> 00:12:50.730 align:center - Well, when that time does come, Harlan, 00:12:52.232 --> 00:12:56.527 align:center whoever the victor, may death be quick and merciful. 00:13:19.676 --> 00:13:21.010 align:center - Good bye, Mathias. 00:13:21.052 --> 00:13:22.595 align:center - Good bye, Harlan. 00:13:44.534 --> 00:13:46.744 align:center - Ain't never heard of him. 00:14:31.998 --> 00:14:34.375 align:center It was a good offer, woman. 00:14:34.417 --> 00:14:36.502 align:center I cannot guarantee there'll be another one. 00:14:37.503 --> 00:14:38.880 align:center - We don't need another offer. 00:14:38.921 --> 00:14:41.799 align:center My answer has been and will be no. 00:14:41.841 --> 00:14:43.343 align:center It is unwise not to take 00:14:43.384 --> 00:14:46.012 align:center Mr. Quaids generosity into consideration. 00:14:46.929 --> 00:14:48.890 align:center Get off my land. 00:14:52.894 --> 00:14:53.686 align:center - Mam. 00:14:56.272 --> 00:15:01.152 align:center Come on, let's go. 00:15:10.995 --> 00:15:13.039 align:center Can I help you? 00:15:21.381 --> 00:15:24.342 align:center - It is quite possible that you just might. 00:15:24.384 --> 00:15:26.886 align:center - That depends on what you're lookin' for. 00:15:26.928 --> 00:15:30.932 align:center I must say I'm not in a very trusting or kindly way today. 00:15:33.559 --> 00:15:35.561 align:center - I'm looking for Reginald Cooke. 00:15:35.603 --> 00:15:37.355 align:center - You state your business with him, 00:15:37.397 --> 00:15:39.857 align:center and it better not be about buying this here land. 00:15:40.775 --> 00:15:41.567 align:center - Old friend. 00:15:46.447 --> 00:15:47.740 align:center - You came to say good bye? 00:15:49.075 --> 00:15:49.951 align:center Good bye? 00:15:52.995 --> 00:15:53.788 align:center - You don't know. 00:15:55.998 --> 00:15:57.792 align:center - Know what, mam? 00:15:57.834 --> 00:15:59.210 align:center - Sarah, my name is Sarah. 00:16:00.294 --> 00:16:02.380 align:center - Okay then, Sarah. 00:16:04.257 --> 00:16:07.677 align:center - If you are my fathers friend, then I'm being rude. 00:16:07.718 --> 00:16:10.805 align:center I'm sure your horse could use some shade and water. 00:16:10.847 --> 00:16:13.683 align:center And I got some still hot coffee inside. 00:16:13.724 --> 00:16:15.059 align:center Why don't you come this way? 00:16:16.310 --> 00:16:17.103 align:center - Thank you. 00:16:19.397 --> 00:16:20.857 align:center - I know my father will be happy 00:16:20.898 --> 00:16:22.900 align:center to see a friendly and familiar face. 00:16:26.654 --> 00:16:27.447 align:center - Your father? 00:16:29.407 --> 00:16:30.533 align:center - The only one I got. 00:16:38.124 --> 00:16:38.916 align:center - Come on. 00:16:43.754 --> 00:16:45.756 align:center - Your horse should be fine out there. 00:16:45.798 --> 00:16:47.675 align:center We havent seen any snakes as of late, 00:16:47.717 --> 00:16:51.387 align:center and we got a tabby cat that keeps the rats at bay. 00:16:52.680 --> 00:16:56.642 align:center All right, come, sit. 00:17:03.816 --> 00:17:04.609 align:center - Thank you. 00:17:09.489 --> 00:17:10.990 align:center - So how do you know my father? 00:17:13.534 --> 00:17:14.911 align:center - We fought in the same war. 00:17:16.412 --> 00:17:18.122 align:center - And you're proud of that, are ya? 00:17:18.164 --> 00:17:18.915 align:center - No. 00:17:21.250 --> 00:17:23.628 align:center - Not many men would say as much. 00:17:23.669 --> 00:17:24.921 align:center Most of 'em are too proud. 00:17:27.298 --> 00:17:29.425 align:center - Well, I am proud of very few things, mam. 00:17:30.635 --> 00:17:32.220 align:center - Well, that's no way to live now. 00:17:34.805 --> 00:17:36.140 align:center I'm sorry, I forgot to ask you your name. 00:17:36.182 --> 00:17:36.974 align:center How rude of me. 00:17:38.351 --> 00:17:41.646 align:center - Breecher, Mathias William Breecher. 00:17:41.687 --> 00:17:42.480 align:center - Strong name. 00:17:44.565 --> 00:17:47.693 align:center - Your father, whats wrong with him? 00:17:51.697 --> 00:17:55.034 align:center - He has the deep cough, what they call the pneumonia. 00:17:57.328 --> 00:18:01.541 align:center He has trouble breathin', even talkin' sometimes. 00:18:01.582 --> 00:18:03.834 align:center For a while, I had the doctor comin' out every other day, 00:18:03.876 --> 00:18:06.587 align:center but then it all seemed futile. 00:18:06.629 --> 00:18:09.215 align:center So I'm doing the best I can for him, 00:18:09.257 --> 00:18:10.883 align:center but he's living on borrowed time. 00:18:12.385 --> 00:18:13.344 align:center - I'm sorry. 00:18:14.595 --> 00:18:16.138 align:center - Thank you. 00:18:16.180 --> 00:18:18.140 align:center I'm sorry you have to see him like this. 00:18:19.350 --> 00:18:20.977 align:center You know, he was such a strong man, 00:18:22.186 --> 00:18:23.729 align:center but then you know all about that. 00:18:27.358 --> 00:18:28.818 align:center Would you like to see him now? 00:18:30.444 --> 00:18:31.404 align:center - That might be best. 00:18:42.164 --> 00:18:45.376 align:center - Father, you have a visitor. 00:18:48.588 --> 00:18:51.716 align:center Well, I'll leave you both to it. 00:18:51.757 --> 00:18:53.676 align:center Ring your bell if you need anything. 00:19:16.741 --> 00:19:21.579 align:center - Right now I'm not the brightest, warmest fire 00:19:21.621 --> 00:19:23.748 align:center on the coldest, darkest night. 00:19:25.249 --> 00:19:30.046 align:center So forgive me if I don't recognize a friendly face. 00:19:31.631 --> 00:19:33.257 align:center - No forgiveness needed, sir. 00:19:36.594 --> 00:19:38.804 align:center Did you serve under me? 00:19:38.846 --> 00:19:39.597 align:center - I did not. 00:19:41.390 --> 00:19:42.266 align:center - Work for me? 00:19:42.308 --> 00:19:43.267 align:center No, sir. 00:19:45.811 --> 00:19:48.022 align:center - Well, how the hell did we ever cross paths? 00:19:49.649 --> 00:19:52.234 align:center - Our paths have not crossed until just now, sir. 00:20:13.964 --> 00:20:14.757 align:center - Oh boy. 00:20:16.842 --> 00:20:20.805 align:center I waited a long, long time for someone like you to come. 00:20:24.517 --> 00:20:28.479 align:center I always knew that my sins would catch up to me. 00:20:36.696 --> 00:20:41.033 align:center I did a bunch of terrible things in the war, 00:20:41.075 --> 00:20:45.454 align:center and I always knew at one time 00:20:47.039 --> 00:20:49.375 align:center I was gonna have to atone for it. 00:20:53.713 --> 00:20:55.631 align:center I assume you did some soldiering. 00:20:59.093 --> 00:20:59.844 align:center - I have. 00:21:01.303 --> 00:21:02.263 align:center - It's in your eyes. 00:21:04.098 --> 00:21:07.685 align:center You got it, I got it, anybody that fought in the war gets it 00:21:07.727 --> 00:21:10.354 align:center because you can't get rid of the stench of death. 00:21:12.565 --> 00:21:17.153 align:center When you take a life, you never, ever forget it. 00:21:20.614 --> 00:21:21.615 align:center I know you got it. 00:21:23.242 --> 00:21:24.869 align:center The warrant, let me see it. 00:21:32.460 --> 00:21:33.794 align:center Read it and make it proper. 00:21:42.261 --> 00:21:43.763 align:center - You know your crimes, Captain. 00:21:43.804 --> 00:21:45.639 align:center - You don't need to call me Captain. 00:21:46.640 --> 00:21:48.350 align:center Who are you kiddin? 00:21:48.392 --> 00:21:49.560 align:center That was a long time ago. 00:21:51.395 --> 00:21:55.441 align:center - Like I said, Mr. Cooke, you and only you know your crimes. 00:21:55.483 --> 00:21:56.942 align:center And you can take them up with the good Lord 00:21:56.984 --> 00:21:58.444 align:center when you meet him for yourself. 00:21:59.361 --> 00:22:01.238 align:center - What about my daughter? 00:22:01.280 --> 00:22:03.199 align:center Whats gonna happen to her? 00:22:07.286 --> 00:22:08.913 align:center - I cannot answer that, sir. 00:22:08.954 --> 00:22:10.873 align:center - Why don't you just have the courage? 00:22:10.915 --> 00:22:12.416 align:center Shoot me right here in my bed. 00:22:13.417 --> 00:22:14.210 align:center Kill me. 00:22:16.045 --> 00:22:19.089 align:center Are you gonna drag me out by the goddamn willow tree? 00:22:21.383 --> 00:22:24.136 align:center No, not the willow tree 00:22:26.931 --> 00:22:30.434 align:center because that's where my wife is buried. 00:22:30.476 --> 00:22:34.939 align:center And I'll be goddamned if I'm gonna think of my daughter 00:22:34.980 --> 00:22:37.775 align:center going to visit her mothers grave 00:22:39.443 --> 00:22:43.864 align:center with an image of me swinging up above her at the time. 00:22:54.917 --> 00:22:56.085 align:center - I will not hang you. 00:22:57.670 --> 00:22:59.088 align:center I will not shoot you. 00:23:00.840 --> 00:23:03.133 align:center I will let you pass as God sees fit. 00:23:05.177 --> 00:23:06.846 align:center But I will stay here for it. 00:23:06.887 --> 00:23:09.640 align:center it's my job to watch men like you take their last breath. 00:23:12.309 --> 00:23:14.770 align:center That is the burden I must carry in this life. 00:23:19.567 --> 00:23:21.151 align:center - Heavy burden, isn't it, son? 00:23:29.034 --> 00:23:31.537 align:center - Will these accommodations be all right? 00:23:31.579 --> 00:23:33.664 align:center - More than all right, mam. 00:23:33.706 --> 00:23:34.456 align:center - Sarah. 00:23:36.041 --> 00:23:36.876 align:center Sarah. 00:23:39.670 --> 00:23:40.462 align:center - Come. 00:23:43.591 --> 00:23:45.509 align:center If you'll be needing to put your things anywhere, 00:23:45.551 --> 00:23:49.555 align:center we have a chest for you. 00:23:49.597 --> 00:23:50.389 align:center Feel free. 00:23:51.724 --> 00:23:52.474 align:center - Thank you. 00:24:01.734 --> 00:24:02.735 align:center - Why carry two? 00:24:05.154 --> 00:24:08.073 align:center - Better to have two loaded guns when needed. 00:24:08.115 --> 00:24:11.327 align:center - Any occupation that requires a man to carry such firepower 00:24:11.368 --> 00:24:12.912 align:center must be of mighty importance. 00:24:14.455 --> 00:24:17.333 align:center Or of the law-breaking kind. 00:24:19.376 --> 00:24:21.629 align:center But then it's none of my business what you do. 00:24:23.923 --> 00:24:27.343 align:center It's been such a long time since weve had a horse here. 00:24:27.384 --> 00:24:28.177 align:center - Whys that? 00:24:32.973 --> 00:24:35.142 align:center - Probably because we can't keep 'em alive. 00:24:39.939 --> 00:24:43.067 align:center Heck, we can barely keep ourselves alive. 00:24:47.404 --> 00:24:52.368 align:center You see, there's some men around here who would like to see 00:24:53.118 --> 00:24:54.662 align:center this land taken from us. 00:24:54.703 --> 00:24:58.082 align:center One man in particular goes by the name of Quaid. 00:24:58.123 --> 00:25:00.084 align:center It was his men you saw here this morning. 00:25:01.627 --> 00:25:06.215 align:center Now that Father is dying, he sees a greater opportunity. 00:25:08.634 --> 00:25:10.719 align:center Theyll do anything to try and run us off. 00:25:12.638 --> 00:25:13.764 align:center - This is tough country. 00:25:15.015 --> 00:25:17.059 align:center It takes an even tougher soul to tame it. 00:25:18.268 --> 00:25:20.312 align:center Fact is, you kept it going this long. 00:25:20.354 --> 00:25:22.106 align:center Means you got a lot of fight in you. 00:25:23.357 --> 00:25:24.984 align:center it's an admirable quality, Sarah. 00:25:29.613 --> 00:25:31.824 align:center - Well, I'll leave you to it then. 00:25:35.160 --> 00:25:36.745 align:center You know, I'm making some stew. 00:25:38.372 --> 00:25:40.332 align:center I thought maybe you might want to join me. 00:25:42.584 --> 00:25:44.628 align:center Or if you're tired from your journey, 00:25:44.670 --> 00:25:47.047 align:center I will understand if youd prefer to rest. 00:25:47.089 --> 00:25:48.465 align:center I can bring you a bowl. 00:25:48.507 --> 00:25:49.842 align:center - I would love to join you. 00:25:54.346 --> 00:25:58.308 align:center - All right then, I'll see you inside in just a little bit. 00:26:23.292 --> 00:26:24.752 align:center I hope it's all right. 00:26:26.045 --> 00:26:29.006 align:center I'm not exactly the best cook. 00:26:30.716 --> 00:26:32.801 align:center -Anything is better than hard tack. 00:26:32.843 --> 00:26:34.011 align:center - I suppose that's true. 00:26:35.804 --> 00:26:40.476 align:center So tell me, Mr. Breecher, did you really come all this way 00:26:41.226 --> 00:26:42.895 align:center just to see my father? 00:26:42.936 --> 00:26:45.105 align:center - Please, call me Mathias. 00:26:48.650 --> 00:26:49.443 align:center I did. 00:26:51.779 --> 00:26:54.823 align:center -And for reasons I should not be privy to? 00:26:57.201 --> 00:27:01.205 align:center - No, but I would think them not much important now. 00:27:05.084 --> 00:27:07.836 align:center - Father must have seen a bootfull of kindness in you 00:27:07.878 --> 00:27:10.172 align:center to ask you to stay like he did. 00:27:10.214 --> 00:27:13.675 align:center I mean, I have never seen him have overnight company. 00:27:19.431 --> 00:27:22.351 align:center - I imagine we see eye to eye on a good many things. 00:27:22.392 --> 00:27:23.227 align:center - I would hope so. 00:27:24.853 --> 00:27:26.396 align:center How long you been on the trail? 00:27:28.315 --> 00:27:33.195 align:center - One year, six months, three days. 00:27:34.863 --> 00:27:35.864 align:center - That's a long time. 00:27:37.241 --> 00:27:39.034 align:center Now you're really temptin' me to ask 00:27:39.076 --> 00:27:40.577 align:center what it is you do for a living. 00:27:54.633 --> 00:27:55.634 align:center - I'm a detective. 00:28:00.514 --> 00:28:01.849 align:center - You come to see my father. 00:28:12.151 --> 00:28:14.611 align:center You know, he became a different man after the war. 00:28:17.322 --> 00:28:18.365 align:center Haunted like. 00:28:20.909 --> 00:28:22.828 align:center He wouldnt tell me much about what happened, 00:28:22.870 --> 00:28:25.998 align:center but I know he regrets it. 00:28:28.333 --> 00:28:29.835 align:center He was afraid. 00:28:29.877 --> 00:28:33.964 align:center Afraid of possible repercussions from his actions. 00:28:34.006 --> 00:28:36.800 align:center And that's why he up and took us all the way out here 00:28:36.842 --> 00:28:38.051 align:center to the middle of nowhere. 00:28:39.219 --> 00:28:40.971 align:center He feared that somehow we'd be caught up 00:28:41.013 --> 00:28:42.764 align:center in whatever was comin' for him. 00:28:44.349 --> 00:28:48.478 align:center My mother, well, this land was just too hard for her. 00:28:48.520 --> 00:28:53.317 align:center She hated it, and she died shortly after we came here. 00:28:54.776 --> 00:28:57.487 align:center And for quite some time, I did blame him for that. 00:29:00.365 --> 00:29:03.076 align:center But there's good in him, I seen it. 00:29:04.077 --> 00:29:06.330 align:center He's trying to reform himself. 00:29:06.371 --> 00:29:09.833 align:center He built a decent life for me and him here. 00:29:09.875 --> 00:29:11.335 align:center He has changed. 00:29:14.421 --> 00:29:16.632 align:center - Maybe I should go. 00:29:16.673 --> 00:29:17.674 align:center - Please don't leave. 00:29:36.485 --> 00:29:40.030 align:center Whatever his sins, whatever his demons, 00:29:42.282 --> 00:29:45.327 align:center they die with him as will the past. 00:29:48.580 --> 00:29:50.040 align:center - And what will you do, Sarah? 00:29:51.500 --> 00:29:54.920 align:center - Oh, well I have given that a great deal of thought 00:29:54.962 --> 00:29:56.421 align:center as of late. 00:29:56.463 --> 00:29:59.549 align:center This land has been something of a challenge, 00:30:01.051 --> 00:30:04.054 align:center but nothin' would suit me better than to tame it. 00:30:07.641 --> 00:30:09.268 align:center - A workin' farm then. 00:30:09.309 --> 00:30:11.728 align:center - Yes, this is good land. 00:30:11.770 --> 00:30:15.357 align:center The rich earth for crops, for farmin. 00:30:15.399 --> 00:30:20.362 align:center And I been thinkin about my own cattle herd 00:30:21.280 --> 00:30:22.906 align:center for some time now. 00:30:22.948 --> 00:30:24.866 align:center I mean, that is a profitable venture. 00:30:27.035 --> 00:30:30.080 align:center - Well I was a cattle drover on the plains for a short time. 00:30:30.122 --> 00:30:30.914 align:center it's hard work. 00:30:32.124 --> 00:30:33.125 align:center - I would welcome it. 00:30:35.794 --> 00:30:36.920 align:center Why are you smiling? 00:30:39.464 --> 00:30:41.049 align:center - It's a rare thing to meet a woman 00:30:41.091 --> 00:30:43.760 align:center with such perserverence and fortitude. 00:30:45.220 --> 00:30:46.596 align:center It's a welcome sight is all. 00:30:46.638 --> 00:30:47.431 align:center - Well, thank you. 00:30:50.142 --> 00:30:52.602 align:center And what about you, Mathias Breecher? 00:30:52.644 --> 00:30:55.105 align:center What does the future hold for you? 00:31:34.478 --> 00:31:35.270 align:center Land? 00:31:38.482 --> 00:31:40.442 align:center And what might you do with it if bought? 00:31:44.988 --> 00:31:49.242 align:center - Logging, farming, droving. 00:31:50.786 --> 00:31:53.372 align:center Anything that might have be finding my head on a pillow 00:31:53.413 --> 00:31:54.998 align:center instead of a rock or a log. 00:31:58.043 --> 00:31:59.002 align:center A place to call home. 00:32:01.755 --> 00:32:02.547 align:center - I see. 00:32:14.059 --> 00:32:16.103 align:center - Thank you for the supper and the conversation. 00:32:16.144 --> 00:32:18.647 align:center It was an unexpected pleasantry. 00:32:20.065 --> 00:32:22.692 align:center - Which, my company or the stew? 00:32:24.111 --> 00:32:25.028 align:center I warned you. 00:32:34.579 --> 00:32:36.832 align:center I'll see you in the morning. 00:32:36.873 --> 00:32:39.376 align:center I look forward to it. 00:34:14.846 --> 00:34:15.639 align:center - Sarah. 00:34:17.891 --> 00:34:19.643 align:center - Afternoon, Mathias. 00:35:26.001 --> 00:35:27.711 align:center - She's a hard worker. 00:35:27.752 --> 00:35:29.045 align:center I can see that. 00:35:30.755 --> 00:35:34.384 align:center - It's not exactly the life that I wanted her to have. 00:35:37.554 --> 00:35:40.265 align:center - I think shes done just fine for herself. 00:35:40.307 --> 00:35:42.225 align:center You raised her well, sir. 00:35:42.267 --> 00:35:43.059 align:center Maybe. 00:35:53.778 --> 00:35:54.904 align:center My days are numbered. 00:35:59.492 --> 00:36:01.911 align:center I'm sure that brings you some kind of joy. 00:36:03.538 --> 00:36:05.915 align:center - I get no pleasure from watching you die, sir. 00:36:09.961 --> 00:36:11.588 align:center - Would you do something for me? 00:36:13.048 --> 00:36:17.927 align:center Bring that chair over here so I can look you in the eye. 00:36:39.991 --> 00:36:44.954 align:center I'm dying, and my daughter has to watch it. 00:36:53.505 --> 00:36:58.468 align:center I need you to help me to the afterlife. 00:37:05.016 --> 00:37:07.602 align:center - If I was to oblige you, it would involve a noose. 00:37:09.854 --> 00:37:12.440 align:center - Oh no, it's gotta be out of sight. 00:37:13.358 --> 00:37:14.984 align:center I'm no sneak, sir. 00:37:17.278 --> 00:37:18.071 align:center - What about poison? 00:37:19.656 --> 00:37:21.324 align:center - That is murderous. 00:37:21.366 --> 00:37:22.242 align:center - Murderous? 00:37:23.702 --> 00:37:28.665 align:center Jesus Christ, you use murder as a business. 00:37:30.625 --> 00:37:32.711 align:center What the hell is the difference between hanging me out there 00:37:32.752 --> 00:37:37.716 align:center on some goddamned tree or letting me consume something 00:37:41.553 --> 00:37:42.846 align:center to take my life? 00:37:45.932 --> 00:37:48.226 align:center - If I hang you, it is by decree of the courts. 00:37:50.979 --> 00:37:53.273 align:center Poisoning you is murder. 00:37:53.314 --> 00:37:55.358 align:center It is not a justifiable way of death. 00:37:55.400 --> 00:37:59.362 align:center - Justified, what the hell are you talking about justified? 00:38:00.905 --> 00:38:03.032 align:center You think you're justified? 00:38:06.411 --> 00:38:08.246 align:center You also are a bastard 00:38:10.540 --> 00:38:15.503 align:center because you are keeping a man from his dying wish. 00:38:20.550 --> 00:38:21.801 align:center Live with that. 00:38:30.101 --> 00:38:34.314 align:center - This death is the best you'll get, and it's a favor. 00:38:36.566 --> 00:38:37.358 align:center Embrace it. 00:38:42.322 --> 00:38:43.948 align:center - You piece of shit. 00:38:47.577 --> 00:38:48.411 align:center - Everything okay? 00:38:48.453 --> 00:38:49.412 align:center - Everythings fine. 00:38:57.462 --> 00:38:59.047 align:center A town nearby? 00:38:59.088 --> 00:39:01.257 align:center - Yep, a few miles that-a-way. 00:39:10.975 --> 00:39:11.976 align:center - What about that Quaid fella? 00:39:12.018 --> 00:39:13.353 align:center He live in that direction? 00:39:13.394 --> 00:39:15.021 align:center - He does. 00:39:15.063 --> 00:39:17.482 align:center Lives off the main road about half a mile to the west. 00:39:17.524 --> 00:39:19.317 align:center I don't reckon you'll run into him. 00:39:54.727 --> 00:39:55.520 align:center Hey, boss. 00:40:07.991 --> 00:40:09.325 align:center - You can get yourself shot 00:40:09.367 --> 00:40:11.619 align:center ridin' onto a man's ranch, stranger. 00:40:13.913 --> 00:40:15.039 align:center State your business. 00:40:17.375 --> 00:40:18.334 align:center - Cooke homestead. 00:40:20.545 --> 00:40:21.337 align:center - What about it? 00:40:23.047 --> 00:40:24.591 align:center - I'm asking you to leave it be. 00:40:26.551 --> 00:40:27.343 align:center - Is that a fact? 00:40:35.184 --> 00:40:36.519 align:center - I'm willing to pay. 00:40:36.561 --> 00:40:37.353 align:center - Pay? 00:40:38.771 --> 00:40:42.191 align:center I don't need money, but I need that land. 00:40:47.864 --> 00:40:49.240 align:center Whats your relation to her? 00:40:51.743 --> 00:40:52.493 align:center - Just a friend. 00:40:56.414 --> 00:40:57.457 align:center - Just a friend. 00:40:59.083 --> 00:41:00.293 align:center I don't think so. 00:41:01.836 --> 00:41:03.630 align:center I think she went out and got herself a hired gun. 00:41:07.133 --> 00:41:10.386 align:center Well, like I said, I don't need the money. 00:41:12.096 --> 00:41:14.223 align:center But I do like entertainment now and then. 00:41:17.560 --> 00:41:18.770 align:center You a gambling man? 00:41:20.897 --> 00:41:22.190 align:center - I enjoy a good card game. 00:41:23.358 --> 00:41:25.568 align:center - I'm not talking about a goddamn card game. 00:41:28.613 --> 00:41:33.576 align:center Here's the deal, you beat my best man, 00:41:36.704 --> 00:41:39.207 align:center and that little bitch can keep her land. 00:41:41.084 --> 00:41:42.919 align:center - Whats on the other end of this deal? 00:41:44.462 --> 00:41:45.672 align:center - There is no other end. 00:43:05.710 --> 00:43:06.502 align:center Hector. 00:45:29.812 --> 00:45:30.605 align:center - Come on. 00:47:16.294 --> 00:47:17.086 align:center It's over. 00:47:21.757 --> 00:47:23.092 align:center - Get off my land. 00:48:00.212 --> 00:48:01.172 align:center - Whoa, boy. 00:48:13.684 --> 00:48:15.311 align:center - Who did this to you? 00:48:15.353 --> 00:48:16.562 align:center - It was a fair fight. 00:48:23.694 --> 00:48:25.696 align:center - Looks like you gave as good as you got. 00:48:27.031 --> 00:48:27.823 align:center What happened? 00:48:30.368 --> 00:48:31.369 align:center - Simple arrangement. 00:48:32.995 --> 00:48:33.788 align:center - Arrangement? 00:48:35.873 --> 00:48:38.334 align:center - That man Quaid wont be bothering you anymore. 00:49:25.339 --> 00:49:26.215 align:center Mathias? 00:49:28.592 --> 00:49:29.385 align:center - Yeah. 00:49:33.305 --> 00:49:34.849 align:center - Please, come inside. 00:49:36.058 --> 00:49:37.601 align:center - I'm afraid I'm filthy, Sarah. 00:49:38.936 --> 00:49:40.146 align:center - Yes, you are. 00:49:41.939 --> 00:49:42.731 align:center Please. 00:49:59.582 --> 00:50:02.918 align:center I was boiling water today, awaitin' your return. 00:50:02.960 --> 00:50:06.422 align:center I thought you might want to wash up proper. 00:50:06.464 --> 00:50:09.550 align:center I even made you some soap. 00:50:12.761 --> 00:50:15.514 align:center Now it seems even more appropriate. 00:50:19.143 --> 00:50:23.314 align:center I do not have much to offer in return for all the help. 00:50:24.899 --> 00:50:26.108 align:center I hope this will suffice. 00:50:38.996 --> 00:50:40.706 align:center Your shirt is filthy. 00:50:40.748 --> 00:50:41.957 align:center I could wash it for you. 00:50:49.548 --> 00:50:50.966 align:center Here, let me help you. 00:51:04.522 --> 00:51:07.483 align:center Here, get comfortable, I'll bring you some towels. 00:51:30.422 --> 00:51:32.007 align:center Pardon the intrusion, 00:51:33.717 --> 00:51:36.178 align:center but I think that those wounds need some attendin' to. 00:51:37.805 --> 00:51:38.847 align:center Do you mind if I help? 00:51:54.196 --> 00:51:57.491 align:center No man should endure such pain. 00:52:00.828 --> 00:52:02.246 align:center - Hazards of the occupation. 00:52:05.624 --> 00:52:10.588 align:center - No amount of money or pride or honor is worth all of this. 00:52:16.260 --> 00:52:20.264 align:center I think there must be plenty of other men, 00:52:20.306 --> 00:52:21.724 align:center with scars or without, 00:52:23.142 --> 00:52:25.311 align:center who could pick up where you might leave off. 00:52:28.814 --> 00:52:30.733 align:center - I do not know how to be still, Sarah. 00:52:34.111 --> 00:52:35.571 align:center - I think you could learn how. 00:52:40.200 --> 00:52:43.704 align:center I think that you're afraid. 00:52:45.664 --> 00:52:50.669 align:center I think that... 00:52:50.711 --> 00:52:54.423 align:center I think that you and violence have a relationship 00:52:56.634 --> 00:52:57.926 align:center only you can understand. 00:52:59.803 --> 00:53:03.974 align:center And I think that you're afraid, sorry, 00:53:05.184 --> 00:53:06.685 align:center of what might happen if you let it go. 00:53:13.567 --> 00:53:17.237 align:center - I'm afraid of what I might become if I do. 00:53:23.160 --> 00:53:25.454 align:center You would become and even better man. 00:54:05.703 --> 00:54:06.912 align:center Go. 00:54:31.687 --> 00:54:33.564 align:center Here, Father. 00:54:43.657 --> 00:54:44.450 align:center I'm sorry. 00:54:48.036 --> 00:54:49.705 align:center - There's nothing to be sorry for. 00:54:51.290 --> 00:54:53.751 align:center It's me who should be sorry. 00:54:53.792 --> 00:54:54.585 align:center - No. 00:54:58.213 --> 00:55:03.093 align:center -Yeah, I dragged your mother and you out here. 00:55:06.805 --> 00:55:08.766 align:center And now I'm leaving you. 00:55:08.807 --> 00:55:12.311 align:center - I have everything I need because you raised me right. 00:55:14.438 --> 00:55:19.401 align:center - I did unspeakable things, things I can't ever even... 00:55:20.903 --> 00:55:24.573 align:center Just can you understand that? 00:55:29.787 --> 00:55:34.750 align:center - I know about them, but that was so many years ago. 00:55:36.251 --> 00:55:38.545 align:center All this time has passed, and yet you still live 00:55:38.587 --> 00:55:42.758 align:center each and every day as though those deeds and that war 00:55:42.800 --> 00:55:44.301 align:center was just a fortnight ago. 00:55:49.556 --> 00:55:54.520 align:center Father, do you repent of those deeds? 00:56:03.904 --> 00:56:05.113 align:center - I don't know. 00:56:10.369 --> 00:56:13.831 align:center - Well, I'm not your final judge and jury. 00:56:15.624 --> 00:56:17.000 align:center But I forgive you, Daddy. 00:56:20.337 --> 00:56:21.171 align:center You are forgiven. 00:56:24.132 --> 00:56:25.717 align:center All your family always loved you. 00:56:28.011 --> 00:56:30.389 align:center And I will be okay here. 00:56:32.683 --> 00:56:34.434 align:center I will be okay in this world. 00:56:40.357 --> 00:56:45.320 align:center - God, I love you. 00:56:46.405 --> 00:56:47.823 align:center - I love you too. 00:58:55.283 --> 00:58:56.785 align:center Hyah! 00:58:58.370 --> 00:58:59.371 align:center - What the hell is that? 00:59:35.157 --> 00:59:36.408 align:center - Son of a bitch. 00:59:36.450 --> 00:59:38.452 align:center - What happened to our deal, Quaid? 00:59:38.493 --> 00:59:39.953 align:center We still have a deal. 00:59:41.288 --> 00:59:42.080 align:center Here it is. 01:00:04.436 --> 01:00:05.520 align:center - No! 01:00:20.994 --> 01:00:21.787 align:center Father. 01:00:24.039 --> 01:00:24.831 align:center Father. 01:00:30.921 --> 01:00:32.130 align:center Father, Father. 01:01:56.840 --> 01:01:58.466 align:center I don't know why I'm crying. 01:02:00.635 --> 01:02:02.429 align:center I knew it was coming sooner or later. 01:02:05.265 --> 01:02:07.184 align:center - You saw it happening a different way. 01:02:12.272 --> 01:02:17.235 align:center - Thank you for being an honorable man. 01:02:19.029 --> 01:02:23.783 align:center I know you had a job to do, but you let him go out 01:02:23.825 --> 01:02:26.119 align:center on the terms that God had thrust upon him. 01:02:28.205 --> 01:02:33.168 align:center And when the time came, he chose not to lie on his back 01:02:35.253 --> 01:02:38.840 align:center and die in his bed but come out in front 01:02:38.882 --> 01:02:41.092 align:center and protect his home and his family. 01:02:44.471 --> 01:02:48.141 align:center And I suppose that was the best death he was gonna get. 01:07:46.356 --> 01:07:50.652 align:center - Besides, we don't get paid enough for what we do as it is. 01:07:50.693 --> 01:07:52.987 align:center - Just make sure the sheriff doesn't find out. 01:07:58.701 --> 01:07:59.827 align:center Hey, stranger. 01:08:06.876 --> 01:08:09.170 align:center Whats your business in our little town? 01:08:09.212 --> 01:08:11.422 align:center This here place has the best liquor. 01:08:12.465 --> 01:08:14.300 align:center - This saloon have a hotel? 01:08:14.342 --> 01:08:15.134 align:center - Si. 01:08:17.512 --> 01:08:19.013 align:center - Us girls ain't so bad either. 01:08:42.912 --> 01:08:43.705 align:center - Mam. 01:08:45.415 --> 01:08:47.417 align:center - Hello, what can I do for you? 01:08:47.458 --> 01:08:51.004 align:center - I need a room, just a few nights. 01:08:51.045 --> 01:08:53.381 align:center Nothing fancy, just a clean pillow and a bed. 01:08:55.008 --> 01:08:58.344 align:center - I have a room upstairs at the end of the hail. 01:08:58.386 --> 01:08:59.762 align:center - That'll do just fine. 01:08:59.804 --> 01:09:01.389 align:center - If I can just get your signature please. 01:09:21.034 --> 01:09:22.327 align:center - What kind of town is this? 01:09:22.368 --> 01:09:23.828 align:center Used to be a mining town. 01:09:25.038 --> 01:09:25.997 align:center - Mine go bust? 01:09:26.039 --> 01:09:27.665 align:center - Long time back. 01:09:27.707 --> 01:09:29.584 align:center The whole town was going bust until a man came in here 01:09:29.626 --> 01:09:31.252 align:center and got this place up and running. 01:09:32.712 --> 01:09:34.881 align:center Suppose everyone needs their whiskey and good times. 01:09:36.257 --> 01:09:38.468 align:center Regardless of how this place looks, 01:09:38.509 --> 01:09:40.803 align:center it's been a profitable venture for the man. 01:09:42.263 --> 01:09:43.389 align:center - Not a fan of the job? 01:09:44.515 --> 01:09:45.600 align:center - Not a fan of the man. 01:09:49.979 --> 01:09:52.106 align:center So what brings you to our town? 01:09:53.399 --> 01:09:55.234 align:center - Just passin' through. 01:09:55.276 --> 01:09:56.736 align:center On your way to Texas? 01:09:58.071 --> 01:09:59.364 align:center - Something like that. 01:09:59.405 --> 01:10:01.991 align:center - Most travel on through from California. 01:10:02.033 --> 01:10:05.328 align:center You might find this town is not the friendliest of places. 01:10:06.496 --> 01:10:08.039 align:center But it is all some of us have. 01:10:19.509 --> 01:10:22.470 align:center - The brown mare outside, it's mine. 01:10:23.680 --> 01:10:25.264 align:center - I'll see that he's properly tended to, 01:10:25.306 --> 01:10:27.392 align:center but it's compliments of the establishment. 01:10:29.227 --> 01:10:31.020 align:center - Thank you, mam. 01:10:31.062 --> 01:10:33.773 align:center - Room eight, that end of the hail. 01:11:13.104 --> 01:11:16.107 align:center Gentlemen, pair of fours. 01:11:33.541 --> 01:11:37.670 align:center Give me a little more of that, darlin. 01:11:39.380 --> 01:11:40.882 align:center Watch your back with those. 01:11:40.923 --> 01:11:42.633 align:center Give me a little more of that, darlin. 01:11:42.675 --> 01:11:43.926 align:center Watch your back with those. 01:11:43.968 --> 01:11:45.428 align:center Queen, queen, 10 wins. 01:11:45.470 --> 01:11:46.471 align:center Oh, I can't do anything. 01:11:58.941 --> 01:12:00.985 align:center Barkeep, I need a drink. 01:12:21.005 --> 01:12:23.007 align:center - A new face is always refreshing. 01:12:25.635 --> 01:12:27.011 align:center - Not interested. 01:12:29.138 --> 01:12:30.264 align:center - Maybe I'm not either. 01:12:31.933 --> 01:12:35.686 align:center And maybe I'm just lookin' for somebody to talk to. 01:12:46.197 --> 01:12:48.449 align:center Care to go upstairs to that room of yours 01:12:48.491 --> 01:12:50.076 align:center and relieve your troubles? 01:12:58.501 --> 01:13:01.254 align:center it's rude not to drink with a lady. 01:13:04.048 --> 01:13:07.301 align:center - Honey, how about a ride, darlin? 01:13:07.343 --> 01:13:10.054 align:center - Jasper, I told you once already, I ain't lookin 01:13:10.096 --> 01:13:13.266 align:center to be shakin' the chandeliers with you tonight, understand? 01:13:13.307 --> 01:13:14.892 align:center - And why is that? 01:13:14.934 --> 01:13:16.477 align:center What in the Sam hill I do to you to score me as such? 01:13:16.519 --> 01:13:18.729 align:center - I am working, can't you see that? 01:13:21.232 --> 01:13:23.359 align:center Whats this swingin dick got that I ain't got? 01:13:23.401 --> 01:13:24.569 align:center - Class for one thing. 01:13:28.698 --> 01:13:31.200 align:center - And who the hell even are you, Mister, huh? 01:13:32.702 --> 01:13:34.245 align:center Ain't seen your likeness around these parts before. 01:13:34.287 --> 01:13:37.039 align:center - I'm just a short stop on a very long journey. 01:13:46.090 --> 01:13:48.426 align:center - Ought to be careful how you talk to me. 01:13:56.017 --> 01:13:57.101 align:center - Is that a fact? 01:13:57.143 --> 01:13:57.977 align:center - Might be. 01:14:02.982 --> 01:14:04.358 align:center - Either it is or it isn't. 01:14:05.234 --> 01:14:07.987 align:center - Jasper, please, don't do this. 01:14:08.029 --> 01:14:09.614 align:center - Get back behind the goddamn bar, Alice. 01:14:09.655 --> 01:14:10.990 align:center The customer hasnt done anything. 01:14:11.032 --> 01:14:11.824 align:center - Now! 01:14:17.038 --> 01:14:17.830 align:center Back to you. 01:14:21.876 --> 01:14:22.877 align:center - You sure you want to draw that pistol 01:14:22.919 --> 01:14:24.211 align:center on a man you never met, boy? 01:14:29.425 --> 01:14:31.052 align:center Didn't think it through, did you? 01:14:32.261 --> 01:14:33.554 align:center Whiskeys got your mind all screwed up 01:14:33.596 --> 01:14:35.306 align:center like a river that doesn't run straight. 01:14:38.434 --> 01:14:40.436 align:center I'm gonna let you go now. 01:14:40.478 --> 01:14:42.855 align:center Before I do, I'll give you a little information 01:14:42.897 --> 01:14:45.149 align:center just in case you feel like drawing that steel. 01:14:46.567 --> 01:14:51.072 align:center Each and every morning I wake up, I head into that sun 01:14:52.531 --> 01:14:54.408 align:center and I am prepared to shake hands with Mr. Grim himself. 01:14:55.785 --> 01:14:56.994 align:center Can you say the same? 01:15:23.062 --> 01:15:24.730 align:center - You're fast, I'll give you that. 01:15:26.649 --> 01:15:28.651 align:center But I do think I have the advantage here. 01:15:30.820 --> 01:15:35.449 align:center Trust me, sir, I have no intent of doing you harm. 01:15:35.491 --> 01:15:37.118 align:center If I know my deputy, 01:15:37.159 --> 01:15:40.788 align:center you were in true form to relieve him of his gun hand. 01:15:42.415 --> 01:15:44.667 align:center Boys, get Jasper over to the doctor. 01:15:44.709 --> 01:15:46.377 align:center Make sure he has a good look-over. 01:15:54.385 --> 01:15:56.470 align:center I do apologize for my deputy. 01:15:58.848 --> 01:16:00.599 align:center - Well, you seem to have a lot of 'em. 01:16:00.641 --> 01:16:04.478 align:center - Well, a man can never be too careful when he has enemies. 01:16:04.520 --> 01:16:05.438 align:center Please have a seat. 01:16:09.191 --> 01:16:12.153 align:center Now I like to try to get to know the people 01:16:12.194 --> 01:16:13.529 align:center that come through my town. 01:16:14.655 --> 01:16:16.240 align:center I like to know their intentions. 01:16:17.408 --> 01:16:20.119 align:center - Like most do, he's just travelin' through. 01:16:20.161 --> 01:16:21.912 align:center On his way to Texas, he said. 01:16:21.954 --> 01:16:23.164 align:center - Well, thank you, Alice. 01:16:24.832 --> 01:16:27.835 align:center Well, I suppose that takes care of that then. 01:16:27.877 --> 01:16:30.671 align:center Just another stranger passin through, lookin' for a bed. 01:16:34.884 --> 01:16:37.386 align:center Well, as much as I'd like to hear about your adventures 01:16:37.428 --> 01:16:39.680 align:center and your journey, I'm sorry, 01:16:39.722 --> 01:16:42.391 align:center it's gonna have to wait till another time. 01:16:42.433 --> 01:16:44.810 align:center I have other matters that need my attendin. 01:16:47.188 --> 01:16:50.691 align:center Honey, oh, you're so sweet. 01:16:53.069 --> 01:16:57.531 align:center Alice, was Jackson here early this mornin'? 01:16:59.075 --> 01:17:00.868 align:center - He was, he was here all night with Honey. 01:17:00.910 --> 01:17:02.411 align:center He left this mornin'. 01:17:02.453 --> 01:17:04.872 align:center -And what are we gonna do about that, Honey? 01:17:04.914 --> 01:17:07.333 align:center What do we do to thieves in my town? 01:17:09.376 --> 01:17:11.295 align:center - I'll give 'em all the money back. 01:17:11.337 --> 01:17:13.798 align:center Look, it's all here, see? 01:17:17.426 --> 01:17:21.347 align:center - Well, then that takes care of that. 01:17:26.268 --> 01:17:27.603 align:center Nine, 10, 11, 12. 01:17:31.482 --> 01:17:34.527 align:center You put the value of your life at $12? 01:17:39.281 --> 01:17:40.950 align:center Well, whore or no whore, 01:17:42.409 --> 01:17:45.121 align:center that's a pretty cheap price for a woman, wouldnt you agree? 01:17:49.583 --> 01:17:52.336 align:center Thieves of any kind will suffer the consequences. 01:17:52.378 --> 01:17:54.755 align:center Those are my rules, you all know them. 01:17:56.173 --> 01:17:57.716 align:center I expect you to follow them. 01:18:03.639 --> 01:18:05.015 align:center Come here, Alice. 01:18:09.436 --> 01:18:11.730 align:center I hired you to look after this place. 01:18:11.772 --> 01:18:16.735 align:center If you cannot keep these ladies in line, I will find 01:18:16.777 --> 01:18:19.196 align:center someone else to do the job, do you understand me? 01:18:22.116 --> 01:18:22.908 align:center Good. 01:18:24.034 --> 01:18:25.786 align:center Now clean up Honey. 01:18:25.828 --> 01:18:27.496 align:center She's making a mess of my floor. 01:18:36.172 --> 01:18:36.964 align:center Coffee? 01:18:39.383 --> 01:18:43.470 align:center Yes, we shall have coffee in the mornin'. 01:18:43.512 --> 01:18:45.556 align:center That is if you're still here, sir. 01:18:53.981 --> 01:18:55.941 align:center Good whiskey should never go wasted, 01:18:55.983 --> 01:18:57.234 align:center especially in this town. 01:18:58.944 --> 01:18:59.737 align:center Good night. 01:20:15.771 --> 01:20:18.357 align:center - I'm sorry to bother you, Mr. Breecher. 01:20:18.399 --> 01:20:19.775 align:center May I have a few minutes? 01:20:41.255 --> 01:20:42.881 align:center I've seen what the sheriff can do. 01:20:45.467 --> 01:20:47.469 align:center I've known men like him all my life, 01:20:48.804 --> 01:20:51.515 align:center men with a hatred deep within. 01:21:02.276 --> 01:21:03.277 align:center It's an appetite. 01:21:06.322 --> 01:21:10.367 align:center for someone elses pain, misery, destruction, 01:21:15.414 --> 01:21:16.790 align:center and it is never ending. 01:21:18.667 --> 01:21:22.963 align:center I'm begging you, please, leave our town tonight. 01:21:24.715 --> 01:21:26.675 align:center A man such as yourself is a threat. 01:21:28.552 --> 01:21:30.971 align:center He will see you dead for that. 01:21:31.013 --> 01:21:33.640 align:center I can't live another day seeing more blood spilled 01:21:33.682 --> 01:21:34.975 align:center on these floors. 01:21:40.647 --> 01:21:43.275 align:center Are you a man of God, Mr. Breecher? 01:21:45.652 --> 01:21:48.364 align:center - I find that it eases the fear of death. 01:21:55.537 --> 01:21:57.164 align:center - There's an old mission out back. 01:21:59.958 --> 01:22:02.419 align:center That's my escape from all of them. 01:22:02.461 --> 01:22:06.882 align:center I go there to be alone, to think. 01:22:08.675 --> 01:22:09.468 align:center I pray. 01:22:12.346 --> 01:22:14.390 align:center I pray for the help that will never come. 01:22:17.518 --> 01:22:19.686 align:center And I will go there tonight to light a candle for Honey, 01:22:19.728 --> 01:22:24.274 align:center for that is all I know to do. 01:22:28.904 --> 01:22:30.489 align:center - Why not just leave this place? 01:22:37.037 --> 01:22:38.330 align:center - There is no place to go. 01:22:43.460 --> 01:22:48.006 align:center Some of us have a past that we have run from 01:22:48.048 --> 01:22:52.845 align:center and it has led us all here to this town, to this place 01:22:52.886 --> 01:22:55.305 align:center that we must endure. 01:22:58.976 --> 01:23:00.853 align:center It's our purgatory, I think. 01:26:05.287 --> 01:26:06.455 align:center - Drag his ass out. 01:26:26.600 --> 01:26:27.601 align:center - Good mornin', sir. 01:26:32.564 --> 01:26:35.817 align:center I'm an early riser, always have been. 01:26:37.319 --> 01:26:40.739 align:center Sleep evades me, always has when my mind runs rampant 01:26:40.781 --> 01:26:42.157 align:center with thoughts of the past. 01:26:42.199 --> 01:26:44.076 align:center You see, I came to this town many years ago. 01:26:46.161 --> 01:26:50.082 align:center Was a rough place as one can imagine 01:26:50.123 --> 01:26:53.293 align:center any town that just struck silver might be. 01:26:55.754 --> 01:26:57.130 align:center And I saw an opportunity. 01:26:58.924 --> 01:27:02.803 align:center - Wearing that badge is a privilege, not an opportunity. 01:27:04.012 --> 01:27:05.013 align:center - Well said, sir. 01:27:06.348 --> 01:27:08.058 align:center You see, before I settled here, 01:27:08.100 --> 01:27:10.477 align:center I wandered wherever a job would have me. 01:27:12.437 --> 01:27:15.941 align:center Because I possess a special skill set, 01:27:18.360 --> 01:27:23.323 align:center and that skill set allows me the ability to read men. 01:27:28.036 --> 01:27:32.999 align:center And I have met many through the years, all kinds. 01:27:37.879 --> 01:27:41.758 align:center Honorable men, cowards, 01:27:43.760 --> 01:27:45.512 align:center drunkards, and thieves. 01:27:48.390 --> 01:27:51.935 align:center And every man has a very distinct look in their eyes. 01:27:53.562 --> 01:27:54.938 align:center And if you have the skill, 01:28:00.694 --> 01:28:03.363 align:center you can tell what their intentions are. 01:28:19.629 --> 01:28:21.631 align:center I knew you wasnt no bounty hunter. 01:28:23.508 --> 01:28:26.219 align:center Too calculated, too professional. 01:28:31.933 --> 01:28:34.728 align:center Several months ago, a friend of mine 01:28:35.937 --> 01:28:37.564 align:center who used to write to me quite frequently 01:28:39.191 --> 01:28:44.154 align:center was killed and his whole outfit left to rot 01:28:46.114 --> 01:28:50.076 align:center and be picked apart by the vultures and the crows. 01:28:50.118 --> 01:28:53.246 align:center And I thought, who could have done such a thing? 01:28:53.288 --> 01:28:56.750 align:center Especially to that angry old bear that I once knew. 01:28:59.252 --> 01:29:01.087 align:center General Corbin Dandridge. 01:29:05.300 --> 01:29:08.345 align:center Now it's not just anyone who couldve 01:29:09.471 --> 01:29:11.306 align:center just up and got his ghost, 01:29:15.101 --> 01:29:20.065 align:center and everybody was talkin' about one man. 01:29:20.816 --> 01:29:22.192 align:center And here you are. 01:29:36.414 --> 01:29:39.459 align:center Ah, a man of vision, a man of dreams. 01:29:42.838 --> 01:29:43.922 align:center But yet still a man. 01:29:46.508 --> 01:29:48.301 align:center And what are men to do, Jasper, 01:29:50.011 --> 01:29:52.305 align:center but to suffer for their dreams? 01:29:56.685 --> 01:29:58.603 align:center But not before we have some fun. 01:30:16.872 --> 01:30:17.998 align:center - That's mine. 01:30:20.375 --> 01:30:21.334 align:center - Thank you kindly. 01:30:27.299 --> 01:30:30.343 align:center - Let's see here, Detective Mathias Breecher. 01:30:32.387 --> 01:30:34.347 align:center Well, you must be good to have gotten the drop on 01:30:34.389 --> 01:30:37.684 align:center old Dandrige, but I would ascertain that the outcome of this 01:30:37.726 --> 01:30:40.770 align:center situation might be a bit different than you expected. 01:30:45.567 --> 01:30:47.819 align:center Is there anything youd like to say, Detective? 01:30:50.113 --> 01:30:52.032 align:center - Captain Huxley Wainwright, 01:30:58.455 --> 01:31:01.082 align:center you are a convicted war criminal. 01:31:09.424 --> 01:31:10.216 align:center - Water. 01:31:25.482 --> 01:31:26.274 align:center Enough. 01:31:42.916 --> 01:31:46.086 align:center - And you have been sentenced to hang. 01:31:55.220 --> 01:31:56.262 align:center - Again. 01:32:14.322 --> 01:32:15.323 align:center Enough. 01:32:34.217 --> 01:32:35.093 align:center - I am here 01:32:38.888 --> 01:32:41.266 align:center to see those wishes carried out. 01:32:47.147 --> 01:32:50.150 align:center - I used to burn whole villages, 01:32:53.111 --> 01:32:55.989 align:center hung women and children of all colors, 01:32:57.490 --> 01:32:59.117 align:center all in the name of the Confederacy. 01:33:00.660 --> 01:33:02.829 align:center But alas, that war is over. 01:33:12.756 --> 01:33:14.841 align:center - Do you refuse to come quietly? 01:33:17.594 --> 01:33:20.513 align:center - Jasper, take this son of a bitch outside of town 01:33:20.555 --> 01:33:23.725 align:center and bury him, alive. 01:33:48.166 --> 01:33:49.584 align:center - Christ, this hurts. 01:33:49.626 --> 01:33:51.544 align:center -You done complaining yet, you little baby? 01:33:51.586 --> 01:33:53.963 align:center - You trying gettin' shot in the hand. 01:33:55.381 --> 01:33:56.424 align:center You check his pockets? 01:33:57.967 --> 01:33:59.385 align:center - For what? 01:33:59.427 --> 01:34:01.930 align:center - You idiot, this here's a government official. 01:34:01.971 --> 01:34:03.848 align:center They make a good Iivin, more than us. 01:34:11.940 --> 01:34:13.942 align:center Woo, what I tell ya? 01:34:13.983 --> 01:34:15.735 align:center Drinks on me tonight. 01:35:13.960 --> 01:35:15.378 align:center You're alive? 01:35:20.091 --> 01:35:21.759 align:center Oh my God, what can I do? 01:35:22.677 --> 01:35:23.469 align:center What do you need? 01:35:26.472 --> 01:35:28.308 align:center - My things in my room. 01:35:30.560 --> 01:35:31.561 align:center - Let me get you a doctor. 01:35:31.603 --> 01:35:32.395 align:center - No. 01:35:34.355 --> 01:35:35.565 align:center Is there a wire service in town? 01:35:37.692 --> 01:35:38.985 align:center - Yes, there is. 01:35:40.737 --> 01:35:44.324 align:center Graphite, something to write on, hurry. 01:35:50.663 --> 01:35:55.627 align:center - Here. 01:36:13.645 --> 01:36:15.521 align:center - I need you to send this immediately. 01:36:16.481 --> 01:36:21.444 align:center It is of urgent concern. 01:36:23.613 --> 01:36:26.199 align:center Wait for the reply, come straight back. 01:36:28.910 --> 01:36:30.620 align:center Go, please. 01:36:47.095 --> 01:36:47.845 align:center - A sheriff. 01:36:53.977 --> 01:36:56.938 align:center A man of the law. 01:36:58.439 --> 01:37:01.901 align:center Once can only begin to guess what his judgment would be 01:37:01.943 --> 01:37:03.861 align:center in matters like this. 01:37:03.903 --> 01:37:08.866 align:center Someone saw fit to put this man, this Huxley Wainwright, 01:37:10.994 --> 01:37:12.412 align:center into a position of power. 01:37:14.664 --> 01:37:18.126 align:center What do I tell a man like Mathias to do here, Henry? 01:37:19.627 --> 01:37:22.964 align:center It's a road that's not usually crossed. 01:37:23.006 --> 01:37:26.509 align:center it's badge against badge. 01:37:28.845 --> 01:37:32.932 align:center I find myself in unfamiliar territory. 01:37:35.143 --> 01:37:38.980 align:center - Sir, youve come too far to not see this through. 01:37:39.981 --> 01:37:41.774 align:center He has come too far. 01:37:43.818 --> 01:37:48.781 align:center - Tell me, Henry, what do I say to a man that I have 01:37:53.578 --> 01:37:57.457 align:center given such a heavy responsibility, 01:37:57.498 --> 01:38:00.918 align:center a man that has given his own blood? 01:38:03.296 --> 01:38:05.798 align:center What words best suit the upcoming storm? 01:38:11.429 --> 01:38:12.555 align:center - Tell him this, sir. 01:38:27.945 --> 01:38:29.489 align:center - I have your reply. 01:38:31.908 --> 01:38:32.992 align:center - Read it, please. 01:38:40.541 --> 01:38:44.837 align:center - In regard to one Detective Mathias William Breecher, 01:38:44.879 --> 01:38:49.842 align:center information received, proceed at your own discretion. 01:38:56.015 --> 01:38:59.727 align:center By any means necessary. 01:39:20.706 --> 01:39:23.960 align:center Four of the deputies are outside having breakfast. 01:39:24.001 --> 01:39:27.130 align:center Deacon and a few others are in the cantina. 01:39:27.171 --> 01:39:28.214 align:center - Where's the sheriff? 01:39:30.216 --> 01:39:31.843 align:center - If I had to venture a guess. 01:39:31.884 --> 01:39:34.137 align:center I'd say he's at the other end of town in his office. 01:39:44.272 --> 01:39:45.064 align:center - Take it. 01:39:49.944 --> 01:39:52.405 align:center It's best you stay here, Alice, out of harm's way. 01:40:02.832 --> 01:40:04.417 align:center Should anything happen to me, 01:40:04.459 --> 01:40:06.752 align:center please see that this letter finds a Miss Sarah Cooke. 01:40:08.171 --> 01:40:10.006 align:center Details of her location are inside. 01:40:14.218 --> 01:40:15.011 align:center Thank you. 01:43:17.777 --> 01:43:19.153 align:center - Please, don't kill me! 01:43:19.195 --> 01:43:20.488 align:center Please, Mister! - Shut up. 01:43:20.529 --> 01:43:21.447 align:center Shut up! 01:43:21.489 --> 01:43:23.324 align:center - Shoot him, please! 01:43:23.366 --> 01:43:26.243 align:center Shoot him. - Put the gun down, Mister. 01:44:24.301 --> 01:44:26.470 align:center - Hey, you don't die easy, do you? 01:44:31.434 --> 01:44:33.060 align:center Well, you know that old saying. 01:44:33.102 --> 01:44:35.521 align:center You want a good job done, you got to do it yourself. 01:44:59.378 --> 01:45:01.714 align:center I did't get to where I'm at by being slow. 01:45:05.593 --> 01:45:06.385 align:center - Neither did I. 01:45:24.862 --> 01:45:28.532 align:center - Well alrighty, Detective, what do you say we give 01:45:28.574 --> 01:45:31.744 align:center these folks a good, old-fashioned dime novel showdown? 01:46:43.232 --> 01:46:44.859 align:center - Oh, oh, you're hurt real bad. 01:46:45.776 --> 01:46:47.319 align:center Someone fetch the doctor! 01:46:47.361 --> 01:46:48.153 align:center - My horse. 01:46:49.989 --> 01:46:50.739 align:center My horse. 01:46:52.074 --> 01:46:53.117 align:center - Okay, okay. 01:47:38.871 --> 01:47:40.664 align:center - Alice, I need you to send-- 01:47:40.706 --> 01:47:43.000 align:center - I know, I'll send 'em a report 01:47:43.042 --> 01:47:44.835 align:center and tell 'em what happened here. 01:47:44.877 --> 01:47:45.878 align:center It'll be well-worded. 01:47:58.641 --> 01:48:00.559 align:center - The town is yours now. 01:50:47.935 --> 01:50:49.978 align:center - Didn't ride straight to the doctor. 01:50:52.648 --> 01:50:54.566 align:center Means you got something more important 01:50:54.608 --> 01:50:56.735 align:center than your own health, my friend. 01:51:02.366 --> 01:51:04.576 align:center You deserve peace, Mathias. 01:51:11.166 --> 01:51:12.584 align:center - I'm stained, broken. 01:51:18.966 --> 01:51:20.134 align:center I am unfit for it. 01:51:26.140 --> 01:51:27.891 align:center - You were borne of violence. 01:51:28.809 --> 01:51:30.894 align:center Now be still. 01:52:02.009 --> 01:52:05.971 align:center - Knife's Edge, it's about a day's ride south. 01:52:07.347 --> 01:52:08.682 align:center You'll find his body there. 01:52:09.725 --> 01:52:10.517 align:center He's yours. 01:52:23.864 --> 01:52:25.324 align:center Thank you, Harlan. 01:54:04.298 --> 01:54:05.090 align:center Sarah. 01:54:07.801 --> 01:54:08.927 align:center - You're home.