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I can't...

...smile.

Soon.

They didn't break anything.

They?

I couldn't see them
in the dark.

Is there a reason for this?

Robbery.

I'm a gambler.

Gallagher.

Caine.

What do you do?

What is offered me.

Well, that's one way.

-Let me help you.
-No, no. I'll do it.

I got a good idea.

Why don't you help me?

My hat.

It's my lucky piece.

It never fails me.
Well, almost never.

I'd like you to have it.
No, no, no. You're my luck.

And a gambler worships that.
Now, come on, take it.

I have no need for money.

Well, now...

...you're either insane
or very religious.

If not for you,
how could I go back and...

...get into trouble
all over again?

Please.

Thank you.

My instinct tells me that we're
going to be friends, you and I.

I live about five
or six miles that way.

Ah, it's lucky you came along.

The heavens are smiling
on Jim Gallagher.

You are not angry
for what has been done to you?

It's a waste
of time. It's unlucky.

I win big every once in a while,
and a man with money...

...is always a tempting target.

It's the life I wanted,
and it's the life I got.

It can be mighty
sweet sometimes.

Wait till you meet my wife.

-Might as well say it.
-Say what?

You won, you were robbed...

...and now we have nothing.

I won, I was robbed...

...and we have each other.

Were you hurt?

Well, my self-esteem
was damaged a bit.

I would've been dead if it
weren't for Mr. Caine here.

-He carried me on his back.
-Thank you, Mr. Caine.

Tomorrow morning, first thing
I'm going into town

and report what happened
to the sheriff.

And find Mr. Caine here a job.

That is not necessary.

Well, that's the least I can do.
And you will stay here with us.

Are you going in
to gamble again?

-That's what I do for a living.
-It's more like a dying.

I'll be back by nightfall.

She doesn't trust me.

But isn't she beautiful?

We had $50 when you left
this morning.

No matter how much you really
won, we've got just 20 now...

...you need to get the supplies
you were supposed to get.

Well, give me the $20. I promise
you I will not gamble with it.

-No.
-Now, come on, honey.

Should I believe him?

Does he lie to you?

It's all the money that we have.

Will you see he spends it
only for supplies, please?

I will try.

They jumped me,
they knocked me down...

...and they took $500.

-Did you get a glimpse of them?
-No.

Then how'd you know
there was two of them?

Well, one of them said,
"It's in his belt."

And the other one said, "Yeah."

Well, Jim, you know,
this town's full of drifters.

They're probably
long gone by now.

-Who are you?
-Well, now, he's my friend.

He found me, and he carried me
on his back. He saved my life.

-What's your name?
-Caine.

-What do you do, Caine?
-I work...

...eat...

...learn.

-He's a drifter.
-Oh, now, come on, Walt.

What, just walking along
through the country?

-Yes.
-Yeah.

I'm gonna try to do something
but I can't make promises.

Well, I understand, Walt.

But give it a try.

Caine, I'd like you to me a
favor and pick up the supplies.

Here's the money
and here's the list.

When you finish picking them up
and loading them in the wagon...

...I'll be over at Fay's place,
right over there.

Come over there.

Caine, you know
that lucky piece?

Well, could I borrow it
for a little?

No, no, no. Borrow.
Borrow, I promise.

I-I need the magic.
I'd feel naked without it.

No, I won't lose it.
I promise. It's my luck.

Caine, I knew
you were my friend.

-Hey! Jim, boy.
-Fay.

You gonna give me
some of my money back?

Not very neighborly,
what you did to us yesterday.

Hey, what happened to your chin?

Well, I got sandbagged
after I left here last night.

Who?

I don't know.
All I remember is their smell.

If I ever find them,
I'll string them up.

Forget it. Fay, I'm broke.
I need a table and a drink.

I don't have much time, because
Noreen is madder than a hornet.

Angelo, go get
our boy a drink here.

With pleasure.

Now let me see, old Jimbo,
what we can do for you.

Why don't you try
that table over there?

I'll see you later.

I'm wiped out.

Gallagher, I hope
you brought your luck.

That's a mighty sour seat.

Put it aside.
I'll redeem it later.

Underneath there.

Blackjack!

Thank you, Angelo.

Cheers.

Unbelievable.

-My gold coin, please.
-Five hands in a row!

The whole thing.

That's 220.

Caine. You know the game?

Right now I think
he's got me beat.

Well, a streak's a streak.

Hit it easy.

-Three.
-Three hundred's the bet.

I'm hot, Caine.
I can't quit now.

I knew it, Caine.
I knew it! I knew it!

-One more win, one more win.
-Go, go.

Give it to her.

-Five.
-That's $500.

-Oh.
-Oh.

-Again.
-Same bet. 500.

Caine...

...there's $2500 in here.
Hold it for me...

...and don't give it back,
no matter what I say.

Come on, Caine, you're my luck.

Yeah, good. I'll even give
you 10 percent.

Hat hand. House wins.

-Two.
-Two hundred's the bet.

-Two.
-Two hundred's the bet.

Whiskey?

-Let it ride.
-Hear tell that fella who's...

...winning money got bushwhacked
and robbed yesterday.

-You talking to me?
-Yep, both of you.

Why?

Guess I'm the only one
who saw you two...

trailing Mr. Gallagher
out of town yesterday.

-You through?
-Almost.

I need a stake.

A hundred dollars'
worth of silence...

...is what I'm prepared
to offer as collateral.

That's a good bargain...

...at that price.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, I knew
it'd change. I knew it!

Let it ride.

I will wait
for you in the wagon.

Caine, you can't go now.

You and I, we're gonna
go home rich. And Noreen...

...she's gonna be wearing silks.

It is nightfall.
You promised her.

But then let me have the money
I told you not to give me.

No? Well, alright, I'll be out
as soon as I lose my first hand.

No, I will.

Deal, deal.

Alright, Chinaman.

You get in there before
you get a hole in your head.

Hands up.

Search him.

Training in the martial arts
is for spiritual reinforcement.

But it is based on self-defense.

Disciple Caine.

When you are attacked
by more than one person...

...the enemy should be allowed
to make the first move...

...and thus create
the beginning of his downfall.

Caine!

Caine!

Come on!

Quick!

Watch it.

Gallagher?

My mother, my father...

...they were dead.

I could not save them.

You were only a small boy.

But after that...

...I could no longer
be a small boy.

The mountain
is beautiful with snow.

But after it loses its snow...

...green grows from underneath.

In every loss, there is gain.

As in every gain, there is loss.

Grasshopper...

...do you understand that?

I will try.

Now, you boys make sure
you stay in town tonight.

Those two drifters you described
have been identified...

...by reliable witnesses.

Left Fay's place
right after you did.

Seems like they've been
staying there most of the week.

And what of the third man...

...the man who killed my friend?

Well, nobody seen
no third man around the barn.

One of them must have
doubled back to get old Jim.

I do not think so.

Can't understand why anybody
would want to kill Jim.

I cannot understand why anyone
would want to kill anyone.

Yeah.

I had to lock you up last night
to give me some time...

...to check out your story.

Then...

...I promised Jim Gallagher
I'd try and find you some work.

You still looking?

I have no wish to stay here.

Yeah, well,
that's probably best.

Anyway, you let me know
if you change your mind.

There was a third man
in the gambling place.

What'd he look like?

He was small and old...

...with long, white hair.

Right off the top,
that sounds like Eldon Riddle.

It's funny. You can always tell
when somebody dies in this town.

Eldon shows up at the blackjack
table with a new stake.

He's the town undertaker.
Nobody cares much about him.

He doesn't have enough gumption
to kill a fly, though.

I brought your wagon...

...and your supplies.

-Your husband....
-I know.

They sent word
from town last night.

Come in.

Would you have some lunch?

Some tea, perhaps.

Try to see inside me
and you're shocked.

I can't cry,
and I don't show grief.

Does not each person
show grief in his own way?

I lost him. I feel that.

I feel sorrow.

But I don't feel grief.
Why is that?

Perhaps you did not love him.

It wasn't easy living with Jim.

It was romantic at first...

...but little by little,
it turned into ashes.

Was he not happy?

Yes. Yes, he was happy,
at my expense.

I was his victim.

I was his roof and his floor.

But nothing else mattered
to Jim but winning.

Yesterday he was winning.
He gave me money to hold.

That is why I was attacked.
The money is gone.

-How much money?
-$2500.

Can you identify anyone?

It was very dark.

-I am not sure.
-Well, you have to be.

Someone has murdered
my husband...

...and that someone
is gonna have to pay for it.

Don't you understand?

He's a murderer! I want
him hung! I want him punished!

Self-pity does not become you.

How do you know what I feel?

Your response
is anger, not at me...

...but at your parents
for dying and leaving you alone.

Do not make me
responsible for that...

...or I shall become
angry in return.

I don't care about you.

Do you not...

...Grasshopper?

Master?

Is not your anger
at your husband...

...for dying
and leaving you alone?

I didn't love Jim.

You knew him well
and did not love him.

And I knew him little...

...and I loved him.

All the more reason why you
should wanna see justice done.

I do not know
that hanging is justice.

Well, can you understand need?

I need that money back.

It was I who lost the money.

I will help you.

Thank you.

Jim promised you
a place to stay.

It wouldn't look right
for you to stay in the house.

If the tack room
isn't too unpleasant...

...you'll be most welcome there.

I am grateful.

-Walt, I thought it....
-Noreen.

Noreen, you know how long I've
waited to hold you in my arms.

I know. I know how you feel.

I won't say I don't
feel the same way.

Now is not the time.

Honey, you need someone
to help you through this.

You need me, and I need you.

I just won't feel free and clean
of it until it's all over...

...and whoever killed him hangs.

I know that. I'm working on it.

It's just gonna
take some time, that's all.

Maybe that's a blessing.

Noreen, I know you
didn't love Jim.

But that doesn't make
it easier to forget him.

You're gonna have to.

Well, you...

...expecting somebody
for dinner?

Just Caine.
He's staying in the tack room.

Caine? Why?

Because he's a friend of Jim's.
And besides...

...he promised to help me
find the money.

-What money?
-Jim won money yesterday...

...before he was
killed. He gave it to Caine.

Caine hid it before
they were attacked.

When he went back
to get it, it was gone.

Why didn't Caine tell me about
that when I questioned him?

-Do you not trust Caine?
-Well, he lied to me.

-He's a drifter!
-Well, he could've just kept...

...the money and not come back.

Besides, he's a gentle sort.
I like him.

-Come in.
-I will come back later.

No, that's alright. Come in.
I was just leaving.

Anyway, I got some more
questions to ask you.

Next time you come into town
drop by and see me, alright?

Goodnight.

I'll be back again soon.

Don't forget to lock your
doors...

...and your windows too.

I don't know how long I'll be.
Why don't you go to...

...the sheriff's office,
and I'll meet you there.

Come.

This man says he has
to talk to you.

Oh, thank you, Martha.

What do you want
to talk to me about, mister?

-My name is Caine.
-Alright. What do you want?

-You know.
-What are you talking about?

The money of my friend,
Jim Gallagher.

-Are you making accusations?
-I made a promise to my...

...friend to give
his money to his wife.

The promise has not been kept.

Too bad about Gallagher's wife.
He died broke, I hear.

Look, I don't have
time for regrets.

-And I didn't take the money.
-Why do you perspire?

How do you know somebody didn't
stumble on the money...

...and take it?

I know. There would be a reward.

One-tenth.

About $250.

Honestly earned.

You promise to keep
your mouth shut?

You promise you won't
say anything about this?

Trust me.

That was driving me loony.

I may not be able to stay away
from the blackjack table...

...but I've never
been a thief before.

You believe that, don't you?

Yes.

I had to help you
keep your promise.

Master, this man has stolen
this plate from the altar.

Noreen, believe me,
I've done everything I could.

Now, there was two men
there that night.

Then they just disappeared.

As far as everything I know,
those two men killed your...

...husband and stole the money.

Then why haven't you
organized a posse?

Where would I look?
It's a big country...

...and nobody's seen
either one of them.

I don't know. I'm so confused,
Walt. I feel so helpless.

I've about made up my mind
to sell the place

and move back East.

Now, come on,
don't talk like that.

I feel I can't
survive here alone.

Well, you're never gonna be
alone, Noreen.

Where did you get this?

Would not your husband care only
that it is rightly yours...

...and it has been returned?

Thank you.

Would you like me
to take you home?

I....

I have a few debts to pay. Will
you pick me up at the grocer's?

Noreen.

May I come see you tomorrow?

If you like.

-Who'd you get that money from?
-I cannot say.

How do I know you
didn't have it the whole time?

-I have told you.
-You told me?

A man's been killed. How much
do you know about that...

...that you haven't told me?

-You will discover the truth.
-But not from you?

-No.
-No. From who then?

-Yourself.
-What?

The truth comes from evidence!

A man gets killed,
his money gets taken from him.

-That's the truth.
-It is a fact.

It is not the truth.

-What are you saying?
-Truth is often hidden...

...like a shadow in darkness.

Look, I don't like drifters.
I never have.

They just make my work harder.
I can't prove that you...

...committed a crime, so I'm
gonna let you walk out of here.

You take my warning. You keep
walking to the next town.

You understand me?

Yes.

Quiet, you.

A little while ago, we saw
that Chinaman come out of here.

And my friend and I'd like
to know why that is.

Don't do anything silly.

-Well?
-Well, what?

The Chinaman!

He came to see
about Jim Gallagher's funeral.

-You're lying.
-No!

Don't start to snivel.

We spent the last
two days hiding out in a cave.

Bloody near froze.

But we had lots of time
to think things out.

Chinaman had a billfold full of
money when he left Fay's place.

Right. He didn't have it
when we searched him no more

than a minute later.

The truth is, friend,
we want the money...

...and we've decided
you know where it is.

-No!
-Spit it out.

-Or you're just as good as dead.
-No. No.

Mr. Lownes, the grocer,
wouldn't let me pay our bill.

He said...

...Jim was such a lovely person,
so full of life...

...that he was his friend
and that he trusted him...

...to settle up their debt
in the next life.

Mr. Lownes, the grocer,
is a very wise man.

These past few days,
I've had a look at my husband

through other people's eyes.

They liked him.

They loved him.

So did you.

Not enough.

Love cannot measure itself
until the hour of parting.

I'm alone, and I'm frightened.

I need to trust someone.

Trust comes from within you.

Why didn't you tell me
where you got the money?

I was not able.

Do you know who killed Jim?

You do, don't you?
Why won't you tell me?

How can I trust you
until I know everything?

Is not to trust...

...to rely on someone...

...of whom you know nothing?

I can't do that.

Eldon.

Eldon?

He's still alive.
Go on, get Doc Hayes.

Eldon, who was it?
Try and tell me.

They're after Gallagher's money.

They made me tell....

Tell what?

I...

...gave it to the Chinaman.

Gallagher's wife.

Make him feel comfortable
until Doc Hayes gets here.

The money, Chinaman.

I've got the money.
I'm not giving it to you.

You'll give it to us.

If you don't,
I'll take great pleasure...

...in putting a hole
through this Chinaman's head.

Hyah!

Are these the two men
that attacked you?

Yes.

Aah!

Sheriff, this man's
got a broken leg.

Put them in the buckboard.
We'll take them into town.

I'll bring it back tomorrow.

Well, I guess it's over.

It's all over.

Did either
of those men kill Jim?

No.

Did you?

Your husband loved life.

I could not take it from him.

Then who did?
Who are you protecting?

He was protecting me.

Although,
I can't understand why.

Noreen, listen to me.

It was an accident.
I heard the gunfire.

I went inside the barn.

In the darkness, there was a man
on the floor. He had a gun.

When he came up,
I was ready and fired.

Without seeing who it was?

I'm not gonna lie to you
about this anymore, Noreen.

When I fired, at the same
fraction of a second

I saw it was Jim, but...

...it happened that fast.

I've been over it 1000 times
in my mind. I'm positive I....

-I would've stopped if I could.
-You ran away, Walt.

Yes, I ran.

You knew how I'd felt
towards you for a long time.

If I'd told you
that I killed your husband...

...would you have believed
it was an accident?

I don't know.

Can you...?
Can you forgive me?

I'm not proud of what I did.

I intend to resign and get
everything out in the open.

Try to understand.

Help me.

You saw who did it.
Tell me the truth.

I saw a man shoot a gun.

In the darkness,
I could see who the man was.

I could not see into his heart.

You're leaving?

It is time.

I slept deeply last night.

It was the first time
in a long while.

And for you...

...what has happened
has become the past.

I wish it hadn't
ended as it did.

With each ending
comes a new beginning.

You said once...

...you needed someone to trust.

Walt?

You've learned to trust people,
but doesn't it hurt you?

And you?

Not trusting...

...are you not hurt more?

How do you go through
all that and not get twisted...

...out of shape by it?

I seek...

...not to know
all the answers...

...but to understand
the questions.