All language subtitles for Tales of Wells Fargo S6E10 - Man of Another Breed

Dirty shame, turning a man
off like a lamp.

Wait out here
if you want to, Beau.

Frank?

I'll be with you in a minute.

It's getting so a man
can't even finish a meal...

Well, if it isn't Jim Hardie.

- How are you?
- Oh, say, it's good to see you.

Boy, it's been a long time.

Been too long. I'd like to have
you meet Beau McCloud.

This is Frank Dane.

Beau, glad to make
your acquaintance.

Nice to know you, sir.

Hm? Oh, here.

You two just got to come in
and set a spell.

Here, Jim boy, here.

Make yourself comfortable
right here, hm?

Beau, you want to come in here?

No, thanks.

Jim.

You know, Beau,

there was a time here
when Jim Hardie

was old Frank Dane's new boy.

Yes, sir.

Yeah, practically took him
right out of the cradle.

Do you know,
he never was a greener.

Not that boy. No, sir.

He was sort of born with
a feeling for a horse and a gun.

Yeah, boy, you remember
them early days, Jim boy?

- Hm?
- Yes, I do.

And look at you now.
Look at you.

Pride of the line.

You know, it makes me
mighty proud too.

Why don't you sit down, Frank.
We'll talk a little business.

Oh, no. Now, now,
Jim boy, business can wait.

We got some...

Say, you know,
I got a whole kettle

of this fatback and beans
out there, and I...

I'd just be mighty proud
if you two would have

a little supper with me.

- Frank?
- Yeah, come on in, Will.

I finished with those crates
out there.

Oh, did you? Good, good.

Jim, this is Will Norris.
He helps me around here.

- Will, this is Jim Hardie.
- How do you do?

Pleased to meet you.
And this is Beau McCloud.

Hi.

I didn't know
you had company here.

I don't like to butt in.

I'll be back to give you a hand
later on.

All right, all right,
fine, Will.

So, Jim boy,

you had to come yourself, huh?

Would you rather have heard it
from somebody else, Frank?

No.

Do you know something? When...

when you put an old horse like
me out to pasture, he dies.

He just dries up from inside.

Well, I...

I've got some good news
for you, though.

Company wants to give you
40 acres,

and give you half of your pay

for all of the loyal service
you've given to the company.

You can take that
and live like a king.

Jim, I know I've got
a little sloppy

and I sort of let things slide
now and then, but...

If I don't work
for the company, I...

I don't know what
I'm going to do. I...

I just don't know anything else.

Well, you...

You think about the 40 acres
and the half pay.

I'll come back in the morning,
we can talk more about it then.

Good day, sir.

Think it's going to sound
any better in the morning?

What are you doing here?

I said, what are you...

Oh, Will!

Will!

It was so terrible waiting,

wondering if what
we were doing was right.

Right or wrong, it's been done.

You want to go back,
just say so now.

No. I couldn't go back
even if I wanted to.

That you, Buck?

Kate.

Kate?

Kate?

Kate?

Where are you, Kate?

Answer me!

Buck, Arly, get out here!

I'll settle with you,
little lass,

if it takes my dying day!

You hear?

My dying day!

Or yours!

Will, I had no right
to bring this on you.

I got...

Get out here!

Kate?

Answer me!

What is it, Pa?
What's all the fuss?

Over there. Fire.

- Pa...
- Fire, I said!

Pa, stop it! Pa!

Pa, it no use.
They got the jump.

They got the whole night on us.

Load it.

What's all that shooting?

It was Kate.

Where you been?

Always out gallivanting
the countryside

or hopscotching the fences
when I need you.

What was it this time?

I was down at the Conners'.
I was busy.

Well, she finally
got the best of you.

The mighty Caleb Timmons.

The almighty keeper of the hill

finally bows down
before a woman.

She go alone?

I knew it.
Will Norris, I knew it.

Nobody saw him!

It didn't have to be Will.
It didn't have to be anybody.

Oh, don't fool yourself, boy.

She wouldn't go alone.
Not this time.

Not in the dead of night.

Buck, you go easy.

You got no call
goading him like that.

Why? Now everyone's
going to know we already knew.

Who's the best man?
Caleb Timmons or Will Norris?

You dare talk to me like that.

Where would you be without me?

Everything you got,
everything you ever will have,

belongs to me,
and don't you ever forget it.

Get your things. Both of you.

We're going hunting.

Norris is our man, all right.

He disappeared last night
and hasn't been seen since.

How much did they get?

About $5,000,
close as I can figure.

Frank never kept any books.

Liked to keep everything
in his head.

So that way,
it was much harder to fire him

and try to straighten out
the mess

rather than just
go along with him.

He was right.

Never had a complaint
in 20 years.

Except just recently.

Gun was never fired

He asked me if I could remember.

But I remember too much,
I'm afraid.

But I can remember a man
a few years ago

who wouldn't let another one
get within 10 yards of him,

unless he wanted him to.

Will!

Oh, I can't go no further.
I got to stop.

Not yet. It's too soon.
We need more distance.

I can't help it.
You can go on if you want.

I'll catch up.

He's going to come after us,
Will, I know it.

There won't be no real rest
until somebody's dead.

It'll be a tough road for him.

The way I got it figured,

we'll be a hundred miles on him
before he even knows it.

You don't know him like I do.

Don't matter how long.

You hurt his pride, Will.
He won't forget that.

Those boys won't let him
forget it.

Then you forget it, Katie.

It'll all be behind us.
You'll see.

Will...

I need just a little time
to kind of shake the fear away.

Just a little.

Understand me?

Sure, I understand.

He give you that?

Mm-hmm.

Carrying the past along
is no help.

Will.

No more reminders.

Two horses.

Sometime today for sure.

Could be anybody on the trail.

That road leads right into town.

Plenty of foot tracks.

One of them is a woman.

This look familiar, Pa?

I was with you the day
you bought it for her.

You never let her go without it.

That's the only thing
any Timmons ever did give her,

besides a good bruising
pretty regular.

You know, Pa,
if I didn't know better,

I'd say she left that thing
on purpose.

Like she wanted us to find it.

You know, maybe she figures
she's made a big mistake

and she wants us
to get her out of it.

After all, it's little enough
a husband can do for his wife.

Son or no son,

you ever say anything
like that again, I'll kill you.

Mount up.

Both of you.

We'll ride into town.

Hey, wait a minute, Buck.

What?

Let's take a look around town.

See what you can find out.

Pa, it's hot. I'm thirsty.

Come on!

You too.

Beau, do you mind sending a wire

to the district office?

Tell them what we've got
and what we haven't got.

Tell them we buried Frank.

You know what to say.

Right.

Sheriff.

Sheriff.

You shouldn't ought
to do that, man.

Gives a man a mean start,
that's what it does.

I'm Jim Hardie from Wells Fargo.

You're a right famous name
in these here parts.

- Sure is.
- We've had some trouble

at one of our stations
down the line.

Frank Dane's.

Not old Frank's place.

Never any trouble down there.

Say, you're not the same
Jim Hardie

- Frank keeps talking about all...
- Frank Dane's dead.

Dead?

I'm mighty sorry to hear that.

Well, I guess it comes around
to all of us soon enough.

You know, this county will never
seem the same without Frank.

Always good for a story or two.

- Have a cup?
- No, thanks.

Good old Frank.

Yeah, he lived a good,
long life.

Till somebody ended it
with a knife.

Murdered?

Yes.

Well, end of an era,
that's what it is.

I can tell you some tales
about Frank that'd make you...

I'd like to hear a tale
about Will Norris right now.

Will Norris?

A man's got to learn first
about Caleb Timmons.

Now there's a story
worth telling.

Old Caleb and that young woman
he married a couple year back,

after his first wife
died with the fever.

And more likely something worse,
the way that man treats a woman.

Norris disappeared along with
$5,000 from the company safe

the same night
Frank Dane was killed.

So you add two and two
and come up with $5,000?

This town's his easiest way out.

If he's come through here
and anyone's seen him,

I'd like to know about it.

Is there any reward?

Does it make any difference?

You can't blame me for asking.

A man don't get rich
wearing a badge.

And Wells Fargo,
mighty big outfit.

- Mighty big.
- Well, just being a big outfit

is not helping me find
Will Norris.

Hardie.

Farmer said he saw a man
and a woman riding the bluffs

a couple of miles out of town.

When they saw him, they dug
heels like he was Satan himself.

The man could have been Norris.

The farmer described him
pretty close.

Woman riding with him
was Kate Timmons.

They turned north.

Hardie, here's something else.

Old Caleb Timmons
has two grown sons.

If I was to make a guess,

you may have company.

A whole lot of it.

Thank you, sheriff.

I had the printer run off
some of these dodgers.

Then we can put them up around.
Find out anything?

He's got a woman with him.

A woman?

Well, that could
slow him down some.

Also found out
he's headed north.

You think he'd go south
to Mexico from here.

The only thing
I can think of is,

with a woman to slow him down
on land,

he's going to try to make it
to the nearest river.

Sacramento.

The riverboat, of course.

That's the way I figured.

Better put a couple of these up
and let's get after him.

We don't want him to reach that
boat if we can keep from it.

Okay, Jim.

Pa, look at this.

"Wanted..."

Where'd did you get this?

Some fella's tacking them up
all over.

We're not the only ones
that are hunting, Pa.

A couple of Wells Fargo men
trailing them too.

And some come out
of the sheriff's office.

Pa, let them get him.

What more can a man ask?

Good horse.

Green land under his feet.

A good-looking woman.

Maybe the feeling
that what we done is right,

so that maybe someday
we can forget it

and be just like
ordinary people.

Ordinary?

That's all you want to be?
Just Ordinary?

I want a clean little house

with neighbors who will help you
when you got a barn to build,

or a kid's sick.

I want to be able
to sleep at night, Will,

without being afraid
of who's going to open the door.

Well, that may be
good enough for you.

But not for me.

I want everything
in this whole wide world.

I want everything I can smell.

Everything I can hear.

Everything I can feel.

I want a fence that's spread
twice as big

as this whole valley.

And I'm going to get it too.

You make it all sound
so different now, Will.

Well, that's what I want to be.

Different from all
the rest of them.

Started out pretty good too.

I'm already different
than Caleb Timmons.

I'll show you
how different I am.

Come here. Come on.

Count it: $5,000.

And you want us to be ordinary?

Ordinary's what I've been
all my life.

I'm through being that.

How'd you get this, Will?

Did you kill for it?

A little bit.

You're no better
than Buck or Caleb.

Caleb would kill
in anger or hate,

but you kill for money, Will,

and that's worse.

I don't want no part of it!

You already been a part of it.

You and Buck Timmons.

- Buck?
- Sure, Buck.

We planned it together.
We pulled it together.

Only we're not going
to spend it together.

That money's just for you
and me.

Will...

There's no pulling out now.

You're my insurance.

I keep you, I got something
to bargain with the law.

Even with Caleb.

You can't keep me!

The sooner you learn,
the better for both of us.

Keep your hand
right where it is, mister.

Don't do it, mister.

Looks like I got too busy
thinking about one man.

A man's got to keep
his guard up all the time

if he's going to make out
in this world.

Now, you drop that
slow and easy.

Now you, mister.

You don't try anything,
we won't.

- What do you want?
- All in due time.

Pa!

Didn't want to spoil
our little surprise.

But I'm also soft as my boys.

This one's Buck.

Take my advice
and do as he says.

Keep him happy. He's mean.

Take a look, Buck.

Easy, Beau.

This one's Arly.

He's a dead shot
with that rifle.

Any distance.

Ain't got much stomach
for being a man,

but he obeys
when he's supposed to.

I'm Caleb Timmons.

Well, it looks like
the sheriff was right.

I'm beginning to have
a little more respect for him.

Now, Norris is traveling
with a woman.

Would she belong to you?

That's none of your business,
mister.

My name's Jim Hardie.

This is Beau McCloud.
We work for Wells Fargo.

See, Pa?

Told you they're the same ones.

Hardie, I want this man.

Wells Fargo wants him too.

Wells Fargo wants the money.
They can have it.

We also want Norris.

Now look, mister,

you ain't in no position
to bargain.

No, I suppose I'm not.

And since neither one of us
have the man,

it doesn't look like
we're either one

in too good of a bargaining
position.

Pa, don't fool with him.

Let's settle up
and get out of here.

Yeah, let's see
how tough you are.

Give me the gun, son.

Get him, Pa! Kill him!

Some things a man has to do
for himself, if he's able.

You made your point.

I'll find you, mister.

And I'll see you
before you see me.

Don't stand near any
open doors or any open windows.

Get out.

Nice boy you got there.

Oh, don't take me
for no fool, mister.

I mean to have Norris,

and I mean to get him
any way I can.

Now you just stay out of my way.

No need to tell the whole world
where we are.

Kate?

Does it have to be this way
with us?

Are you ready to give it up,
Will?

No.

No, I can't give it up now.

Now that I've had
the taste for it,

the feel for it.

We had to kill a man for that.

That's mine,
and it's going to stay mine.

Oh, Katie.

Please.

I'm sorry I got rough with you.

I didn't mean that.
You know I didn't.

We could call a truce.

You could let me go, Will.

No, I can't let you go.

I can't make it without you.

We'll head to Sacramento.

Take the paddle wheel up
as far as it goes.

We'll travel in real class.

You'll be an
honest-to-goodness lady.

And nobody will dare
say any different.

Sounds easy,
the way you tell it.

Oh, it is easy.

We'll go up to Oregon.

Maybe even to Canada.

And we'll buy a spread

that'll take a whole day
to walk around.

Maybe even a whole week.

Oh, Katie.

We're going to be rich.

We are rich.

What do you say?

Am I so bad?

Is all this so bad?

Is it worse than
what you got before?

Is it worse than what
Caleb gave you?

Caleb gave me nothing.

Here.

Here. Take it.

It's yours.

This is just the beginning.

I'm giving it to you.

Just stay with me, that's all.

Caleb bought me, Will.

He paid $100 for me,

and then my father
made me marry him.

And then he went out

and he got drunk.

And he was drunk for a month,
a year,

I don't know.

Caleb Timmons bought me
for $100, Will.

At least my price has gone up.

You think
he'll come through here?

If he's going to Sacramento,
he will.

I don't know.
It's a big country, Jim.

Maybe we made a mistake.

We could have.

The valley's a good place
to catch a man.

You got two box canyons.
There's only one way out.

Sure couldn't tell from up here.

You can't tell it
from down there either,

unless you know it.

That's Norris, all right.

He's got the woman with him.

- They're traveling slow.
- Let's get him.

We will.

But we'll get him
where we want him first.

Will, Will, I need a drink.

We don't have much of that.
Save some for me.

Who are they, Will?

I don't know who they are.

But whoever they are,

they're waiting for us
to come through that pass.

They want to keep it
real nice and simple.

But that's not the way
I want it.

We can't go back.

I don't intend to.

I'm heading that way.

Put it away.

I can drop them both from here
with two shots.

I said, put it away.

You got the smell
of killing about you, Buck.

You going to kill Kate?

If I have a mind to.

You don't like that,
do you, Arly?

What are we going to prove?

What are we going to have
when it's over?

Peace of mind.

Maybe.

We'll have blood on our hands
the rest of our lives.

Well, then we'll just have
to find something

to wash it off with.

Look, we're doing the best thing
a man can do.

Protecting his name,
the honor of his kin.

And no one will laugh
at a Timmons

when they see Will Norris
hanging by his neck.

Why didn't you get out
when you had the chance?

Where would I go?

Get over to that shack
and stay put.

- Well, what about you?
- Get over there!

Will.

Katie.

You're a fool.

You don't belong here.

And you, Will,
do you belong here?

Yeah. Maybe I do.

Maybe this is where
I belonged all my life.

Norris!

There's no place else to go.

Give yourself up.
It'll be a lot easier.

Sorry, Katie.

No, Will, don't!

You haven't killed a man.

You haven't planned and schemed
and seen it come true.

They want to kill me.

You can save the girl. We're not
going to fire unless you do,

but we're coming in.

Will!

Don't!

Get out of here.

If you got to kill someone else,
kill me, right now.

You should have let him do it.

What's inside me won't change.

Not till the day I die.

We didn't need the money, Will.
Just us.

I...

I had only you,
now I got nothing.

We're going to have
to move fast.

Those shots will bring
the others.

- What about the money?
- You won't find it.

We'll worry
about the money later.

We'll get them out of here
to a safe place right now.

How long you going to wait, Pa?

Give them plenty of time
to think.

At least he hasn't tried
to move in on us yet.

It's just a matter of time.

If we could get one of them,

it might give us
the edge we need.

Getting one of them, I'm afraid,
wouldn't change things too much.

That's just about all
we would get.

There's something
holding him back.

Got something on his mind.

Yeah, but what?

Don't you condemn me.

Is he any better than Will?

Has he got right on his side
and I don't?

It's not my place
to condemn anyone.

But you were married to him.

You did run off with a killer.

I ran off with a man
who loved me.

And if he didn't,
that's what I want to think.

And if he did,
he's the first man to love me

since the day I was born.

Not my father.

Not my husband,
so high and mighty out there,

here to revenge
his sacred honor.

It's Will who...

Who gave me the only thing
in my life

I wouldn't spit on.

I didn't know what he'd done
when he ran away with him.

When I knew,

I was sick.

But men will go on
killing each other

till the end of the world,

and women will go on
crying over them.

And living will go on.

And I'd do it again!

From one condemned to another.

Only their sins are different.

Jim.

No, he wouldn't want
to ruin the old man's fun.

Hardie? Come on out here.
Let's talk it out!

Could be a trap.

Couldn't be any worse trap
than we're already in.

You cover me.

Mistake.

It won't be the first mistake
I ever made.

Don't let him talk you
out of anything, Hardie.

Hardie.

I'm not a young one
like my boys.

I don't take to the heat
or cold.

I like a bed at night.

A roof over my head.

You can have both of them
if you want them.

That's all you're going to get.

You take the Fargo money
and leave the rest to me.

Will Norris is a prisoner
of Wells Fargo,

and he's going to stay that way.

The girl's going to stay
with us too,

unless she says otherwise.

You let me see her, Hardie.
Let me talk to her.

What if she should say no?

Well, guess we'll just have
to handle that

when we get to it.

Why'd you bring him here?

He wanted to talk to you.
I agreed to it.

Maybe I'm the prize
that'll set you all free.

Did you agree to that too?

No.

Please, Katie, I...

I want to talk to you.

Why don't you get down
on your knees and beg, Pa?

Keep your big mouth shut!

Now sit out here!

Listen to me, Katie.

Don't be mad, Katie, please.

I know I ain't got any more
to offer than before,

but I'm no killer, Katie.

I'm no thief like that...

that Will Norris
that you run away with.

No. No, please, Katie.
Don't be mad, please.

Please, listen to me.
Listen to me.

You got to understand something,
Katie.

I've been living
with hate so long,

that every time I say something,

it comes out like that.

When I don't mean it, even.

Now, I'm...

I don't find the right words
to say all the time.

Okay, look...

That's why I bought you this.

To say it for me.

I-I could never say it.

Do you understand what I mean?

I want you to take it back.

Come home with me.

It'll be a new start.

And forget everything
that happened.

Please, Katie.

Please.

Tell me what I got to say
to make you come home.

You bargained for me before,
Caleb.

Why not now?

You paid $100 for me.
Will offered $5,000.

This is what I think of it!

Hold it!

Now, we had a plan,
but you wanted it all.

Now, where is it?

Hid.

Shoot, and find it yourself.

You take me to it fast.

Then you'll kill me.

No, I-I just want my share.

Then you can go.

Come on.

Pa, I caught hold of him,
but he shook me off.

I wasn't going to kill him, Pa.

I was going to save him for you,
like in the beginning.

You had a plan,
but he wanted it all.

$5,000, Pa.

You can get it if you get Will.

Station keeper. Who killed him?

Who killed him?

It was easy pickings.

All that money,
just that old man guarding it.

I did it for you
as much as me, Pa.

Believe me.

This is what I've got to show
for my life.

You.

All right, dig it up.

Where is she?

She's gone. I let her go.

I don't believe you.

Leave her be, Pa.
It's better for her and us.

If you want, someday,

maybe she'll come back.

But it'll be her that'll say so,
not you.

Not anymore.

Let's go home, Pa.

Things might be a lot different

if you want to go back
to him now.

No, I'd still remember.

So would he.

There's a big part of him
that's dead.

Just as dead as that boy
they're taking home to bury.

What's left of him
might be a start.

Like he said, he's going to need
a lot of help now.

It's not because of him
I'm not going back.

It's me.

I need time to find out

if there's enough left of me
for a start.

I'll know when I find out,

and then maybe I'll go back,

if he still wants it that way.

Even if it's only
to give him back his $100.