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[dramatic music]
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[Parker] I need a man with
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a good gun and a straight spine.
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You up for the task?
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I wouldn't be sitting here
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in my Sunday best if I wasn't.
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[Parker] Well, let's make it official.
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[Garrett] Billy Crow. Wanted in connection
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with a stagecoach robbery.
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I can help you with that, Deputy Reeves.
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You Billy Crow?
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I know where they hid the money
they took from that stagecoach.
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We might investigate this, Bass.
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No.
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I ain't asking.
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You gonna shoot me?
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No.
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But they will.
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[Billy] Thank you, Deputy.
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Make it out of here,
how do I get to do what you do?
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[Bass] About that Billy Crow,
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he not a bad soul.
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Just confused.
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♪ And when before the throne ♪
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♪ I stand in Him complete ♪
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♪ I'll lay my trophies down ♪
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♪ All down at Jesus' feet ♪
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[dark, suspenseful music]
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♪ Jesus paid it all ♪
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♪ All to Him I owe ♪
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♪ Sin had left a crimson stain ♪
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♪ He washed it white as snow ♪
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[thunder rumbling]
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No trouble here, ma'am.
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But there you go,
looking just like trouble.
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That's a pretty fire-
on-the-mountain you got there.
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Prettiest I've seen.
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Bet you wanted for killing.
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No, ma'am. Nothing so bold.
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Just introducing.
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Introducing what?
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-Whiskey.
-Well, that ain't no sin.
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Lord knows I say howdy
three times a day myself.
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[chuckles]
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Don't see many friendly faces up this way.
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Not looking to see any.
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Ain't as friendly as I used to be, either.
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No shame in taking care.
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And I see you take plenty
good care all on your own.
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Those who are gracious
to the poor lend to the Lord.
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And the Lord will fully repay them.
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You know God's works
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and His Good Book, too?
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Can't read a word.
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Never learned to,
but know it all by heart.
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That your boys there?
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Devil's own, more like it.
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[sighs] Good Lord knows I tried, though.
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Still can't harden my heart to 'em,
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even when they break it.
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Thought I spied a creek snaking by.
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Yonder down bottom.
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-Hog wallow, mostly.
-Hmm.
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Didn't see any razorbacks up this way.
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Mm. 'Cause they so wily.
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Little like those Indians.
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You see any of them either,
Mr. Joe Gamble?
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No, ma'am.
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There you go, then.
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See to that crick
and haul me back a bucket.
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I might see to rustling us up
something proper.
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That'd be welcome.
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[foreboding music]
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[water rushing]
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[Wylie] Who the hell are you?
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I say again, who the hell?
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Oh, stop all this wake snakes now.
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I done told you, this here's Joseph.
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Joe Gamble. He knows the Good Book
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and done more chores today
than either of you.
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[Wylie] Yeah, well, he better know to toss
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that blue lightning tucked in his belt.
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And that, I won't say again.
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[Bass] Not the first
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-to draw on me today.
-You want to bet I'm the last?
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-[gun clicks]
-[Darrell laughs]
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-[Darrell] Come on.
-[Wylie] Come on, Joe.
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-[Darrell] Supper! [laughs]
-[footsteps recede]
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[door closes]
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[Darrell laughing]
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And then, see,
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it ain't no tiny mule at all,
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it's just that little
Mexican feller Hidalgo.
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[laughs]
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Goddamn it, Darrell.
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You cackle like a girl
done up in her Sunday best.
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You hurt my head
with your silly caterwauling.
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Don't be profane under this roof.
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Might see about…
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Might see about giving
that silly head of yours
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a right real hurting, huh?
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You finally grow a pecker
under them skirts?
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[Dolliver] Now, now, we've got us a guest.
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It can't be like this.
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[Darrell and Wylie grunting]
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-No. No. No.
-[grunting]
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[punching]
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[both grunting]
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-[panting]
-[groans]
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Now see what you done there, Wyles.
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Now look what you gone and done. Aw.
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Haul these fool boys of mine
off to bed, will you, Joe?
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Their bad ways done cost me
one ear already
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and a hundred sleepless nights.
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Wonder he still even has a nose.
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Get your rest. I got 'em now.
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[Darrell grunts]
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[Bass grunts]
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[dark, haunting music]
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[snoring]
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[clinking]
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[Wylie] Hey. [grunts]
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-[Bass] Stop.
-Hey.
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Whoa.
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What the hell?
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[Darrell and Wylie muttering]
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Aw, come on.
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[soaring, triumphant music]
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♪ While I draw this fleeting breath ♪
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♪ When mine eyelids close in death ♪
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♪ When I rise to worlds unknown ♪
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♪ And behold Thee on Thy throne ♪
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♪ Rock of Ages, cleft for me ♪
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♪ Let me hide myself in Thee ♪
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-[applause]
-[Broom] Thank you, choir.
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So honored to introduce Mr. Edwin Jones,
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a brother and visionary
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who's traveled far
with hopes for our future.
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[applause]
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[Edwin] Thank you, Pastor Broom.
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[congregation murmuring]
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So good to be called on today.
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-Amen.
-Amen.
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So good to stand
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before all these fine families here,
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reminding me of my own back in Chicago.
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Celeste, my dear wife.
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Little Henry and Helen, too.
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You know, it's a hard road I walk
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that takes me so far away from them.
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[woman] Hallelujah.
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-But one worth every step.
-[applause]
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I'm no pastor, but I do bring a good word.
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-Praise God.
-Amen. All right.
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[Edwin] A promise.
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But first I ask,
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who here owns their land?
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[low murmuring]
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Don't be shy now.
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Revel in what you have.
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The Lord wishes you
to prosper in all things,
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-as your soul prospers.
-[applause]
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[man] Yes, He does.
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That is my promise to you.
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-[congregation] Amen.
-A place where we all prosper.
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Where we no longer borrow
or beg from white folk.
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-[man] No, sir.
-Where only God
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owns the sky above us.
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[congregation] Amen.
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And we all own the land below that.
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-Yes, sir! Yes, sir.
-[applause]
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My dear friend here will
show you of what I speak.
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And if Pastor Broom raises no quarrel,
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Esme will pass the plate, too,
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since even Eden's trees
sprouted from a tiny seed.
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-[congregation assenting]
-[applause]
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[indistinct chatter]
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Mama, can I run with Delcia
down to the water?
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For a spell.
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But, young lady, church is
no place for all that skin.
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Oh, Lord.
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Aren't we something now? [laughing]
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[Esme and Jennie laugh]
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Esme, please invite
your friend for a visit.
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If she can ever escape
all those sweet embraces.
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Your mama would tan your hide
if she caught you.
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-She'd likely whup us both.
-[scoffs]
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And then shoot you.
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[laughs]
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We don't have long.
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Delcia's bad at secrets.
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I tried my hand at one of them
poems you're always on about.
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You did, now?
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-A whole poem?
-Not so hard.
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"How do I love thee?
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Let me count the ways.
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I love thee to the depth
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and breadth and height my soul can reach,
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when feeling out of sight."
-[chuckles]
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You didn't write that, Arthur Mayberry.
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That's Miss Barrett Browning,
a nice English lady.
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[laughs]
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Well, I could have written it,
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if she hadn't gone and done it first.
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Mm.
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[slow, wistful music]
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That's all love is, anyway.
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Something feeling good
and perfect for the first time,
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just… all over again.
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And again.
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And again.
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[dark, suspenseful music]
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[Bass] Get these two locked up tight.
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You done ruined my hat, Deputy.
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Not much use for it soon enough.
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We ride at first light.
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[animal howls]
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Good thing you rustle grub
better than you wager, Tate.
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I told you Bass would bring
'em back without a scratch.
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Well, with not so many, anyways.
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And at least no bullet holes.
Bass takes pride in that.
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[Ramsey] Least they get
some kind of judgment.
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Least they ain't just gonna
up and disappear.
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'Cause when you see old Mr. Sundown…
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…you never see the sun come up again.
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[Bass] That's enough.
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Hmm.
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Old Mr. Sundown.
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Now, he was a slave catcher.
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He sired some whelps
on these three Kongo sisters
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he brought back in chains.
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Sickly, the whole lot.
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So?
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He cooked and ate 'em up.
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It's said he roam the dark even now.
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Finding fresh slaves.
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Some say he building
a plantation with skin and bone.
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A dark, dark church,
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full of hell's music.
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♪ He ride by night ♪
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-That's enough.
-♪ Drawn fast ♪
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♪ To the firelight ♪
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♪ He ride by nigh… ♪
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Enough.
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Billy, read him a verse.
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Leviticus 26:6.
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"I will give peace in the land,
and you shall lie down
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and none will make you afraid.
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I will rid the land of evil beasts,
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and the sword will not
go through your land.
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You will chase your enemies,
and they shall 'fail'
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by the sword before you."
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Bass! [panting]
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You okay?
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Mm.
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[clears throat]
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Yes, love. Just a fright.
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[exhales]
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Nights get so quiet out here.
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Quiet without Daddy.
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[wind blowing]
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-[tense, percussive music]
-[both grunting]
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[Tate] Get him, Bass, come on.
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Get him!
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Woo-hoo!
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[shouting indistinctly]
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Yeah!
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[laughs]
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[Bass and Ramsey grunting]
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Bass.
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Bass.
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Bass!
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Come see what else he done.
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[Tate] Goddamn.
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Should've shut him up sooner, Bass.
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You gonna tell me you locked
him up tight like I told you?
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Like I always tell you?
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And you gonna tell me that your
old Mr. Sundown did this thing?
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[chuckles] Oh, no, Deputy.
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I done it.
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And you know it. [laughs]
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I felt your beating heart,
and you felt mine.
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Can I kill this crazy old fool, Bass?
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-[laughs]
-He's a goddamn blight.
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You ain't no law here.
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This here's hell.
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Until God say otherwise,
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I'm the only law there is.
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[grunts]
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[sinister music]
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[soft, atmospheric music]
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[Bass] Good to see you safe, Minco.
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Set to grab a few more for Parker
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and then clear out before the cold set in.
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It's already cold.
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Long days?
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Too long.
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Ready to ride for home.
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Got anything for me?
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Day back,
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saw a white man guiding
two Paints and a palomino,
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west to Checotah.
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Small eyes, bigger mouth.
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Silas Cobb.
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Fancy hisself a horse trader.
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Not even a white man's law against that.
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It is when the…
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horses you're fixing to trade are stolen.
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[chuckles]
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Need more rifles?
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I need a week off this horse
and my own bed.
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Figure I sweet-talk Cobb
into a pair of cuffs.
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[laughs softly]
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Don't talk long.
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I saw your name staked out
on the Dead Line.
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Big bounty.
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Men gunning for you.
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For you, too.
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[soft, dramatic music]
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[grunts]
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Keep your eyes open.
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That's easy, akana.
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I don't sleep.
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[upbeat piano music playing]
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[cheering]
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Go out back.
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Keep an eye on something
that ain't got a dress on.
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We done paid our taxes twice over.
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I ain't here for that.
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But I do have business.
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[laughs]
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Honey, we do plenty kinds
of business here.
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[intriguing music]
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[Billy] You're gonna read all
about me in those pages one day.
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Heck, might even pen them myself.
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Is that so?
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Gonna waste ink on a man
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who lurks out here in the dark
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while his friend's inside
having all the fun?
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Huh.
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[Billy clears throat]
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I said I was looking for Silas Cobb.
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Said I don't know such.
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And we're not so particular on names.
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You know everybody.
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Give me a door quick,
or I start busting them all.
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[sighs]
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Last door on the right.
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He come alone?
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People come here so they don't
have to be alone.
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[dark, suspenseful music]
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Go on down and give word
to my man outside.
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Don't raise a fuss,
and we'll be saddled up
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before anybody know the better.
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Everybody already knows.
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[woman moaning]
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[man grunting]
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[woman] [laughing] Oh, yeah, baby.
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[speaks indistinctly, laughs]
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[moaning]
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[man] Yeah.
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-Like that? You like that?
-Yeah.
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[woman moaning]
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[man] Oh, yeah.
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[both moaning]
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-[moaning]
-Oh, yeah.
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-Yeah, yeah.
-Oh, wait.
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[screams]
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Easy, Cobb.
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-[grunts]
-No need to dance.
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Get some clothes on,
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and let's leave these folk in peace.
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[Silas] Holy hell.
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Bass Reeves got the jump on me
through the goddamn window.
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Least you're known to be
a reasonable Black bastard.
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I said easy,
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but hard is just fine.
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Don't.
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Won't say it again.
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I'm afraid you got
the upper hand, as it were.
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I'm not pigeon-livered.
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But how about we make a deal here anyway?
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An easy arrangement?
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Say I trade you a real outlaw,
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that dark-hearted bastard Jim Webb.
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Heard you might've crossed a path or two.
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That thing's older than you.
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[Billy] What do you know about it?
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[sighs] Got an eight-inch
barrel, .44-caliber cartridge.
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Loaded up, weighs three pounds heavy,
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and you best account for it
if you draw fast.
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Aim a bit high, I'd say.
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Either way, it bucks like a bronco
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and is only good for a hundred steps.
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Beyond, you better switch to a rifle.
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Or pray.
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[laughs softly]
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You learn all that in there?
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In there.
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Out here, I'm hoping
for some peace and quiet.
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Think I'm going to marry you.
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Baby, I get married a dozen times a week.
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I'm Billy Crow.
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You want to know my name, it's two bits:
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one for the house and one for me.
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Three bits, and you can
call me any name you want.
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Hey, don't you want to know how it ends?
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Oh, they all end the same.
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Don't get yourself killed,
maybe we'll talk again.
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Fix them good. They won't bite.
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Deputy Reeves, I done told you all.
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We had a deal, fair and square.
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Our deal was, I wouldn't shoot you
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and I'd tell Parker you sang.
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Where's my deal, Deputy?
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I don't get dirty for free.
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I ain't his wife.
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Whoa! Put the gun down.
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[exciting music]
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[grunts]
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[indistinct chatter]
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Oh, no.
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-Look out!
-Hey, stop.
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[grunts]
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[bystanders gasping, murmuring]
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[grunts]
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[Silas grunting]
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Goddamn son of a bitch.
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You shot me dead like a dog in the street.
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You're not dead. Not yet.
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He's gonna need a doc, Bass.
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He's gonna need one bad.
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Let me go.
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No, I'll ride.
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Don't leave me.
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[muffled scream]
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[pounding on door]
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Yes?
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It's late.
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Even for you, Deputy.
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Who got plugged, law or outlaw?
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Both die about the same, and
my man will, too, without help.
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Then hold him.
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-[muffled screaming continues]
-[saw scraping]
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[gentle, somber music]
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I helped him
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write something sweet
to his wife over in Jenks.
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Didn't know nothing else to do.
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Not that he thanked me.
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Most dying men ain't grateful.
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-Reckon not.
-His wife's name?
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Said it was Grace.
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Give me the letter.
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Should've aimed high, Billy.
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[Billy] Had it coming, the way I see it.
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Course he did.
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Still don't make it right, do it?
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Don't rain on me like that, Bass.
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Silas Cobb was a drunkard,
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an adulterer, a thief,
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but a man all the same.
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The second I called out his name,
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that man was my responsibility.
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Our responsibility.
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Look at it.
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Think of each one as a man's life.
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One we're either saving or taking.
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Law says we get to make the choice
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'cause we got the badge,
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but only God know if we're right.
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Good thing, too, 'cause I sure don't.
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And if I don't, what the hell
could you know about it?
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Want to get us paid or not?
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[Edwin] Is it true
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he speaks Native as good as any?
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That he makes his arrests
out in the Bad Lands,
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deep in the Territory?
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Places no one else will go.
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Men no one else wants to trifle with.
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It doesn't seem to bother him
much, and neither do those men.
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How many has he sent
to their Heavenly Reward?
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Bass would say one is too many.
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Tell Jennie about our plans
for Indian Territory.
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The townships.
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Paradise?
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A poetic turn of phrase.
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But sadly, as you once told me,
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there is no paradise,
no Zion over the next hill.
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If we want it, we will have to build it.
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Choctaw, Seminole and the rest
might have a say.
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[sighs]
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I do want to believe it, though. I do.
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But pretty pamphlets and flowery
phrases don't plow fields.
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And they sure don't hammer nails.
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Most days, I can't keep a fence
from falling at that farm.
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[laughs softly] You are forthright.
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But I'm not making idle promises.
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I am not selling fool's gold.
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What I am proposing
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will require work and sweat,
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blood and treasure.
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[slow, somber music]
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You killed him dead, or Bass done it?
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Finally got blood on your hands
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and a haint hiding in your heart.
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You ain't sleeping sound no more.
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[laughs]
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Oh, there he go.
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[chuckles]
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How bad a good man got to be, Billy Crow?
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How bad?
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Better to kill a man and live with that,
35:24.143 --> 35:26.854
than give ole Mr. Sundown his blood due.
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Better that, Billy Crow.
35:30.191 --> 35:32.652
Better that.
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[cackles]
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Billy the Killer Crow!
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You can kiss them
peaceful nights goodbye, boy.
35:40.034 --> 35:42.828
-Billy the Killer Crow!
-Put them hands up.
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I see it in your eyes.
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[tense, dramatic music]
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[slow, somber music]
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Evening, ma'am.
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[Grace] Oh.
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I heard you and your horse
both a ways off.
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Even the quiet carries
clear and far out here,
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just like church bells.
36:30.376 --> 36:32.586
You come with word on Silas?
36:33.754 --> 36:35.298
Yes, ma'am.
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I take it he's dead, then?
36:39.635 --> 36:42.054
-Sorry to say.
-And I take it
36:42.138 --> 36:44.682
he died in the company of a woman?
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They did seem… familiar.
36:52.231 --> 36:54.692
So, you the man that done him?
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Bad deal all around.
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My debt is this letter.
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Silas's last words to you.
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That's right kind, but…
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kind of sad, too, don't you think?
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Silas eager to tell me things
he'd never say when he was here.
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Not that he was here overly much.
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Hard on a household.
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I know.
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Let me get something nice for your horse.
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Thank you.
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You best read that letter quick.
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They say ole Sundown rides
on nights like these.
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[slow, somber music]
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This thing out here…
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…been so, so hard.
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God didn't give me the tongue
to tell it well.
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[playing inaudibly]
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But at least He gave me you.
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My heart…
38:44.135 --> 38:46.637
hurt when we apart.
38:49.932 --> 38:52.810
Only stars to guide me home.
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Guide me to you.
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[crying softly]
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[nearby crunch]
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[dark, tense music]
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You wonder why your children
don't recognize you anymore?
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I have a duty. Swore an oath.
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[Sherrill] You are to deliver
the prisoner Jackson Cole
40:28.030 --> 40:29.615
to the Red River,
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and turn him over to the Rangers.
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You ride out tomorrow.
40:34.411 --> 40:37.748
-[horse whinnies]
-[thunder crackling]
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Black folks been disappearing
up and down the Territory.
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Bring to mind all the aggravated horrors
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and may God have mercy on you.
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[slow, dramatic music]