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Ready arrival.

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Hey, fire.

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Though I walk through the valley of the

shadow of death, I will fear no evil,

for thou

art with me. Thy rod and thy staff, they

comfort me. Thou preparest the table

before me in the presence of mine

enemies. Thou anointest my head with

oil. My cup runth

over.

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Surely this place gives me a bad

feeling.

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Nothing here. Canali.

What?

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Mindy, oh no, no.

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Good work, boys.

Loud up.

Move out.

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Good work, darling. It's beautiful.

We're in the Samuel, are they?

Your spectacles aren't in your pocket.

They're on the kitchen table. Same as

yesterday morning. And the day before

and the day before. I honestly don't

know what I would do without you. No.

You'd be just fine. I'm sure. Not

hardly.

Ben, why would someone be walking here?

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I'll let you know. Come on.

Who is it?

Grandma, what's going on?

Got a lot of nerves showing up here

unannounced.

How are Luke and Adele?

They're doing well considering.

Who's grandpa talking to?

They're my children, Ben. I have a

right.

Rights are earned, not

given. They're our blood, too.

No need to concern yourself, Luke. Come

on. We got chores to do.

Come on, Adele. Let's go inside.

Judge a man by his character, his word,

and right now yours is in considerable

doubt.

I paid my debt. Well, not to me, and not

to those children. I just want to be a

part of their lives. We both know

Elizabeth would have wanted that, too.

All

right, you find a place in town. Meet me

tomorrow at the merkantle, noon sharp.

And don't come back till I can tell

those kids you've got some kind of a

roof over your head because you ain't

staying here.

I understand. I'll talk to Elma about

this and we'll take it from there.

Far Haven's grown,

Hunter. You'll be best to keep to

yourself. Mind your own

business. Find a place. Stay out of

trouble.

What's your rock, Sheriff? Mind your

peace and cues,

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deputy. These are Mr. Massiey's men. All

right. This here is Slim

Ellis. These men were butchered. Whoever

done this is going to pay for

it. Find any boots or jacket around

here? None.

Saddle bags are gone, too. This fourth

raid this

month, stage coach robbers, I can

understand, but killing innocent men

over clothes and what doesn't amount to

more a few more dollars doesn't make

sense. Message being sent.

These savages don't care who Ambrose

Massie is. They go cuz it's their

nature. That's it.

You get these bodies slung

up. A reckoning's coming.

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Behold, I will do a new

thing. Now it shall spring

forth. Shall we not know it? I will even

make a way in the wilderness and rivers

in the desert.

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ma'am. Morning. Good morning.

Saw your advertisement out front about a

room. Oh, yes.

We Hello, Chester.

Hunter. It's been a while. It has.

I wanted to inquire about the room. It's

no longer available. You know, out front

on set. Doesn't matter. We aren't

renting the room at this very moment.

Try the Siguaro across the way. They

cater to all

types. Have a nice

day. Tell me when the sheriff arrives

back in

town. All

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right. Kids are going to find out soon

enough.

Tomorrow morning I want to go with you

when you meet him.

Why?

Sometimes us women folk have a better

way of getting the finer points across.

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Fair enough. Okay. Now you have

everything you need. Everything I need

to mend fences and brand the cattle. I'm

talking about you, Ben, not the cows.

I'm fine,

sweetheart. Hey, look.

Riders Ben.

Now what?

Luke

Adele, stay on the porch.

Ben, Elma,

Mr. Nassie

Ambrose, what can I do for you? Well, I

just come by to see if you've given any

more thought to that offer I made for

protection. Heard some of your men were

hit last night. Yeah, well, bad news

travels

fast. Whoever did this has no idea who

they're dealing with, I assure you. But

they're about to find

out. Well, we've seen hardship come and

go in these parts for 20ome years now.

always been able to fend for ourselves.

Yeah, I understand. But, uh, you being

out here outside of town on your own

ranch here, well, makes you quite

vulnerable.

Like Mr. Watkins said, we can fend for

ourselves. These robberies are becoming

commonplace. We all got to stick

together. Well, sticking together is one

thing, but asking me to pay for

protection, that's another. You have it

your way, Ben. But I just hope that this

trouble doesn't make its way out here.

Well, you uh you back Sheriff King in

the election. Surely he and his men will

do their jobs. What I'd like to know,

Sheriff, is what are you doing to stop

it? Besides standing by while Mr. Massie

fatten his wallet.

Clay, think how you like, Clay. But it's

hard to protect everyone all at once.

Men, you can't do that either. We would

if we could, but men in our position

shouldn't be too proud

to accept help when help is needed. Now,

Mr. Massie here, his offer is a fine

one. One you might well consider. That's

right,

Elma. Then

Ambrose has gone from land baron to

thug. Whiskey.

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Thank you.

All right, gentlemen. Place your bets.

Place your bets.

Watch

yourself. Army,

gentlemen. What

can I do you for? I'll be needing a

room. We have several. How many nights?

Week, give or take. All right. Excuse

me. $10. Pay up front.

That might be a problem. Well, I'm

sorry, Mr.

Bradic. Hunter Bradic. Butch

Brousard. No

offense, just policy.

The rest of our establishment is open to

you. You're welcome to drink and dine

here as you like, Mr. Bradic. This my

wife, Willow. Pleasure to meet you,

ma'am. Watch your blinds.

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You got anything for me, miss? Let me

go, deputy. You all right, miss?

I don't see how this is any of your

business, mister.

Why don't you let her go, deputy?

I know you from somewhere, partner. I

don't know. Do you?

I'm good with faces. I'll remember soon

enough. Well, well,

well, Bradock, as I live and breathe,

Sheriff, they didn't tell me you were

getting out early. I served my time. 2

years doesn't seem long enough for

treason. You head over to Pendleton's.

These raiders may have hit their herd,

too.

It's on the house, deputy.

Today, I got bigger things to deal with.

I'd step carefully if I was you,

Bradock. Ma'am,

stay safe, Sheriff.

Ben, let's check the wagon over there.

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Hope we get some rain soon. Yeah, that'd

be

good. You know, those fences, they sure

held up nicely. Yeah, well, that's what

happens when you do it right the first

time.

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They got us pinned. What should we do?

I'll try to distract them. You get to

your horse. I'm not going to leave you

here, Ben. There isn't time. Do what I

say now. They're going to go after the

ranch next. You have to warn them. All

right.

Okay. Ready?

Yeah. Go.

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Come on.

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Come on out, you

cowards. Come and get

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me.

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Ready your arrival.

Hey, fire.

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For I know the thoughts that I think

toward you, saith the Lord, thoughts of

peace and not of evil, to give you an

expected end.

You're looking for a horse and some work

if you have it. Or you've been working.

Just got out of you in prison last

couple years.

I know that

person from a long time ago.

I Chavez Bradock. Hunter Bradock. Good

to meet you.

Slow down. Easy. Got to lead him.

I'm pretty good hand at breaking horses.

That horse, you know, wasn't meant to be

broke. Been trying for 3 weeks. Mind if

I give it a shot? He almost killed my

best man.

I'll take my chances.

That you will, Mr. Bick.

Oh

boy.

Easy.

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Easy. Oh boy. Easy.

I trust you. You know. Let's try again.

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Stop. Good

boy. Let's

go. Good boy. Good boy.

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I can earn my keep.

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You got a place to stay?

Not yet. I got a couple extra blankets.

You clean the stalls. Help out

breaking. You can stay right here.

That'd be fine.

So, now we got to think about that

stallion. You want to buy him?

It'll be a while. Well, for now, I will

loan him to you. He won't let nobody

else ride him anyways. At least not

until he's full broke. Then that horse

will fetch a fine

prize. We got us a deal.

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was I live and

breathe. How you doing,

Clay? Come here.

Hunter, it's so good to see you. Heard

you uh weren't due out for a couple

months.

Talked to Ben yesterday. He told me to

come in town, talk things through. He

didn't show

up. See you

around. You better come with me.

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This is Watkins.

Clay, would you look after Ben for a few

minutes?

Yes, ma'am.

Alma, what happened to Ben?

Not yet. First, you need to convince me

why you deserve to even be here.

Ben told me to find a place in town, and

I did. That's not what I'm talking

about.

Alma, I'm not the man that you think I

am. What happened in my past, the

choices I

made. Elizabeth asked me not to tell you

for fear that you and Ben wouldn't

understand, knowing who he is and how he

thinks.

Ben served in the second

cavalry. Ash Hollow under Brigadier

General Hardney in

55. Devil's River under Lieutenant Hood

in 57.

Wars

merciless. Ben did his

duty. He never regarded a man otherwise.

I know. Country above all. No. God above

all

else. And

family. If he had trusted us more, maybe

you would have learned

that Ben loved you like a son.

Alma, I can't change the past.

You are a stubborn man, Hunter, Bradock.

Well, you're no stranger to stubborn

men.

What happened?

Dire

times. Clay says that they were

finishing up on the new fencing when all

of a sudden they were fighting for their

lives. Bullets and arrows coming every

which way

and and Ben got

hit. He's

alive, but he hasn't opened his eyes

yet.

Glacia, who did it? No. Some of Ambrose

Massiey's men got hit a few days ago.

Maybe it has something to do with that.

I don't I don't know.

Ben and I know that you're going to want

to be coming out here to see the

children, but there are

conditions. These kids have gone through

a

lot. And I will not have you coming back

into their lives just to be taken away

again. You have to stay out of trouble.

Understood.

Well, I'm going to the schoolhouse to

pick up Luke and

Adele. Clay can stay here with

Ben. Might be best that you go with

me. We can ease into this together.

Thank

you. If there's

time, there's something I'd like to do

first.

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Miss Watkins. Mr. Brousard,

Mr.

Friday, good to see you again.

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Nice work today, everyone.

You're in an awful big hurry, Dakota.

P's been teaching me how to drive our

wagon after school. Have fun.

Good day, Mrs. Watkins. Always right on

time, just like a Swiss watch.

Tad.

Hey, girl.

I missed you so much. I missed you, too,

Daddy.

Why is he here?

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Hey, Luke. Miss you, buddy.

Grandma and Grandpa didn't say anything

about you coming home.

I'm here now.

Miss, Miss

Rain, this is Hunter Bradock, Luca

Adele's father. Hunter, this is Lily

Rain, our new school teacher. Mr.

Bradock, nice to officially meet you.

It's good to see you, Miss Rain.

Nice to meet you.

It's a pleasure,

Luke. Enjoy those books. You take good

care of them. Thank you, ma'am. All

right. Good day, Mrs. Watkins. Mr.

B, your daddy is going to be helping out

some at the ranch.

Is that true?

I expected this.

Luke. Luke,

wait up.

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Sheriff. Sheriff

Don Jackson found him hiding out near a

watering hole on his ranch. Caught him

stealing a couple chickens.

What happened to his face?

Jackson's men might have roughed him up

a little before I got there. Well, you

tell Jackson that's not how we do things

around here.

You got a

name? You got some explaining to do like

where you got them boots and that

jacket. You know who Bushwag Slim Ellis

and the

others? Was you there?

You was, weren't you?

What's he saying? How should I

know? Lock him up until we get the

bottom of this.

Let's go.

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Clay, can you take me to where you and

Ben were attacked?

Yes, sir.

We were riding the range after we

dropped our wagon. We came back and

settled in. Did you get a good look at

them? I

wish. They're over here by the fire pit.

They got the drop on us. They came at us

from right there and over

there. You sure they were natives? Near

as I could tell, they were hooting and

hollering. Ben and I just got glimpses.

Really?

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Brock, I have some information that may

benefit your investigation.

My investigation? Klay Cassie and I

wrote out to the site where he and Ben

were attacked.

Is that so? Believe there's more going

on here than we're being led to believe.

Well, I'm led to believe that Slim Ellis

and his men were killed with arrows.

That's Apache. You still have the

arrows.

Oh, that's right. You worked with Indian

Affairs when you was with the calvaryary

playing both ends against the middle.

Well, the fact is me and my men have

everything under control. Just this

morning, we apprehended a suspect

straggler from the

raids and all signs point to Apache.

Do you speak Apache?

Bradock, if you wanted to keep acting

like you're wearing a uniform, you

shouldn't have took off the one you had

on. Am I

clear? Oh, one more thing. When you see

Ben and Alma, you tell them that the

next time Mr. Massie offers protection,

they might want to take him up on it.

They got protection now, sheriff.

From who?

You're looking at

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it. He hasn't moved at all.

Is grandpa going to be okay?

We're praying. So,

is he going to die?

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Not if I have anything to say about

it. But the good Lord doesn't always

give us a

say. He has his plan.

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Even if we don't like what the plan is.

You know all those books you like to

read?

Yes, ma'am. Well, when you start to read

a book, you don't know how it's going to

turn out, do you?

No, ma'am.

But the author of the book knew how the

story was going to end before he wrote

the story.

It's kind of how the Almighty

works. He's written a story for us

all and only he knows the

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ending. So, let's just do our

part and just see what happens. Huh?

Oh dear

Lord, we thank you for your goodness and

your mercies to our family through the

years. You can do all

things. Touch Ben with your healing

hand. We need him in Jesus

name. Amen.

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Soldier, ready your rifle.

Fire.

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Don't look at that.

I can leave. Go somewhere. No, no, no.

The man who put that is describing

himself. You just keep your head about

you. And

remember, things always get a little

more

bad before they get better.

I don't know

why, but that's the truth.

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Hunter, can you do me a favor? Of

course. I need four bags of grain from

the

Merkantile. And while you're in town,

would you pick up the children from

school?

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Two have been quiet the whole ride

home. When you want to tell me what

happened? It wasn't Luke's fault.

Honest. The older boys were picking on

him. They said you were a coward and a

traitor.

Doesn't matter. Fighting never solves

anything.

And neither does running away. That's

what a coward does.

If standing up for what I believe in

makes me a coward, then so be it.

I hate you. I hate you.

I wish I wish it was you that died

instead of

mama. Luke,

he doesn't mean

it. What? He said he was defending you

at

school. Would you do it

again? Stand up for what you believe in?

I expect I

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would. You made the right

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choice. You not only look like your

mama, you have her spirit as

well. I'll take care of the horses.

Miss Ring. Mr. Bradock, I found these

outside the

schoolhouse. I think Luke may have

dropped them after the fight today.

These yours? They are.

Sounds like Luke needs to take better

care of other people's property. Oh,

that's all right. I didn't come out here

to scold him.

Why'd you come out here?

When my students show an interest in any

subject, I like to encourage that. Your

children are avid learners, Mr. Bradock.

It's a special

gift. I wanted to make sure they were

okay.

They're okay.

Life has a way of destroying things that

are sweet and

kind. It'd be a shame for that to happen

to

Luke. We need more kindness in this

world.

Yeah, we

do. What?

Um, would you like to stay for dinner

tonight? I'm sure the kids would love

it.

I'd love

to, but I'm heading out of town tomorrow

and I have yet to pack.

It's a pleasure to see you today, Miss

Ray. It's a pleasure to see you, too,

Mr. Bradock.

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Appreciate you letting us ride along

with you, Reed. Dakota here wants to

watch the best. Hey, we'll just tag

along for a bit. Hi, Miss Rain. You

getting some practice in? Yes, ma'am.

We're going to follow the stage partway

to Tombstone. Where you heading, Miss

Rain? Uh, long overdue trip to see my

mother and father.

Might be a long trip.

Okay, don't forget.

Hey,

you. Hey,

you

coward. Yeah,

you. I remember you now. Yeah, you got

arrested for turning your back on the

army. Ran off instead of helping his

fellow soldiers fight

savages. A

toast to not being yellow.

What you got here, sweetheart?

Stop it. Let me go. That's enough. We

don't want any trouble. Deputy Fischer,

you're drunk. Please just leave. I'll

decide what I do and when I do it.

It's okay, darling.

Thank you, Mr. Predic.

I said that's enough.

Let's see what you got. You'll fall.

You just assaulted my deputy, mister. It

wasn't his fault. Deputy Fischer started

things. Bradic here was just trying to

help. You shut your mouth. Quiet,

Fisher. Is that true?

He put his hands on the lady.

Get out my sight. I'll deal with you

later. Well, in that case, I'd like to

apologize for Deputy Fischer's behavior.

But that doesn't give you the right to

strike one of my deputies.

Deputy

Longle, we're sending this man back to

prison. You can't do this, Sheriff. That

man is innocent.

Handle it.

All right, honey. That's enough for

today. We're going to head back.

Just a little while longer. P. Oh, now

I'm waiting on her. Just head back. Got

to have up

already. I tell you what, take the range

for five more minutes on your own.

That's it.

Remember what we talked about, right?

The wagon is steered by the front

wheels, which are connected to each

other by a single axle. The front and

rear axles are connected on a platform

of one or more boards. The front axle is

connected on a pivoting joint at its

midpoint.

That's my girl.

You think someday I could be a stage

coach driver? Well, I think someday you

could be whatever you put your mind to.

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Hey, watch out. Ambush.

Ambush. Yeah. Yeah.

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Go. I I don't want to leave you. Go.

They're coming back. I said go.

Go.

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Look to your right.

Another one.

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Butch said they'd be back in 2 hours.

It's been 4. You know how he is.

Maybe they figured it'd be better for

Miss Rain if they followed the stage all

the way to Tombstone.

Maybe. Still doesn't feel

right. Take this money. At first light,

go see Mr. Massie. Tell him what

happened with Mr. Bradock. Miss,

come on, Butch.

Soldiers ready.

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Fire. Wow.

Soldiers, ready your rifle.

Hey, fire.

This is not a war party. They're women

and

children. You can't do this. No.

This is

evil. I won't be a part of this. If you

walk away, the consequences will be

severe.

Dan, someone's coming.

I'll go check it out. Luke, stay

here.

By the decree of the War Department,

Agitate General RC Drum, you are hereby

under arrest for the willful abandonment

of military service by a soldier duly

enlisted in the fifth US Cavalry

Regiment. Arrest this

man, Brandon.

My name is Chashka.

You speak

English. You're not

Apache. Your words tell me you're a

Chuck.

How did you get so far from your tribe?

When they pushed my people to Oklahoma,

I continued

west. They accuse you of killing three

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men. Killed no

one.

for

peso tracks of the horses. Yeah, they

were

shued. But people do not do this.

Did you get a good look at the men?

One man had long

hair. He had contro on his

boots. From where I was, it was all I

could

see. Gentlemen,

Blackjack, fifth

regiment, Salt River

Canyon. You deserted during the battle

against a group of

natives. Why would you do

that? They murdered women and children.

They were

innocent like this man

here. He's not even

Apache. He's

chalk. He was there when those men were

killed. No doubt. Wearing dead men's

clothes. That's because he was cold.

You're a lying thieving cutthroat. Prove

it.

Convict and a

savage acting like a

Pinkerton. Ain't that rich? How long to

get back here? It's enough.

Thanks, Tag.

Right here, ma'am.

Mr. Massie, go ahead, Miss Emma.

Warrant, ma'am.

What's that? Payment for Mr. Bradock's

release.

You got a problem with that, sir? He

assaulted one of my men and he

disrespects the law. Doesn't the law say

that he can pay a fine? He disrespected

me. I tell you what's disrespectful,

sir. It's your men running rough shot

around this town. It's time for you to

tighten your leash,

sir. I also expect you to do what's

right by Mr. Bradock

here. Now, there's more than enough

you'll see in that little pile of money

just for

you. Unless you have a problem with it.

Kashka. Alam

Kochi. In addition, I expect you to drop

all charges against Mr. Bradock. Says

who? Says

me. Will you folks all excuse us,

please?

Go on, lonely.

After you. Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Lonely.

All right, I talked to the people at the

hotel. Fisher was out of line putting

his hands on Miss Emma again. But Brad's

a convict. He has paid his dues. He has

served his time. Now I am getting tired

of all this bad behavior by your men.

Firefer. What? Fisher is a liability.

Come on, Massie.

Now, I helped and backed you to get this

position as

sheriff. I can just as easily get you

replaced.

You're

busting. Maybe it's time for you to play

a new

game.

Sheriff, why messy?

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You're late. I'm sorry. Were you in

trouble?

It won't happen again.

I expect not.

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Adele stayed in town last night to help

out Miss Granger with her youngans while

Doc Granger was out on call. I need you

to head into town and pick her up at the

cigura. I also have a few things I need

at the

merkantile. You can take Luke.

It'll do him

good. I'm going to do right by you and

your sister,

Luke. You have my

word. Grandpa says a man's word is only

as good as the man given it.

I expect he's right about

that. Don't tell him I said that,

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though. Anything else? No, that's

it. You about ready,

son? Uh-huh.

What are you looking at? book. Which

one?

Mark Twain. It's a fine book you got

there, Luke. They say Twain wrote it

with a typewriter.

Typewriter.

Yes, indeed. You want it?

Mean it?

Yes, sir.

Thank you.

And one book, please, Chester.

Keep reading,

Luke. It'll keep you out of trouble.

Oh no, the stage coach. Let's find your

sister. See what's going on.

You need to listen to me, Sheriff. But

she and Dakota have been gone since

yesterday afternoon. They were riding

when the stage

Sheriff stage coach that left yesterday

never made it to Tombstone. Let me see

that.

I don't understand. Dad, what's going

on? You two stay here.

Ben Watkins is lying in a coma because

of these savages. And now the stage is

missing. I am aware of what happened to

Ben Watkins and I hate to see it, but I

warned him. Mr. Massie offered

protection, but Ben was too proud. Not

everyone can afford protection, and the

rays keep getting closer and closer.

What are we going to do when when they

come riding through town? K.

Hey,

you think you can fire me and get away

with it? You don't want to do this,

Fisher. Don't I know? I ain't done

nothing follow your lead. Now you ain't

got no loyalty to those who had your

back. Put the gun

down. Someone might get

hurt. You just walk away and we'll

forget the whole thing. I don't work for

you anymore. Remember, like you always

say, get demon's just a part of justice.

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Sheriff,

not today. Fisher, get up. Piece of

trash. Get moving,

Brad. Why do you keep meddling? They got

Papa. They got Papa. They got him. Oh

no.

Dakota. They shot Papa. He's out there

all alone. M. You got to find him. You

got to calm down, Dakota. Calm down.

It's all right. It's all right. Take a

deep breath.

Talk slowly.

I can't say for

sure. I were just writing. I didn't get

a good look, but it was natives. How

made you see? I I don't

know. P got shot in the leg. He tried to

steer the wagon, but he got thrown out.

He was bleeding bad. What about Miss

Rainy and the stage coach? The stage

took off in a different direction. Paul

was yelling for me to get back to town.

How far out were you? I I got real lost.

Didn't turn around. So, um I'm not sure.

Past Mr. marriage. I

think it's all my fault.

I'll tell you whose fault it is. Savages

and that murderer Sheriff King has

behind

bars. He's part of it. I say we all

spring him

up. Come on.

Everyone stop.

I said stop.

This doesn't concern you. This man is a

traitor.

He's a coward.

Call me what you want, but that man

deserves a fair trial. Hang. What more

do you need to know? He's guilty. And we

want justice. Hang him.

You're either with us or against us.

[Applause]

Enough. Radic's right. Y'all go home.

What are you going to do, Sh? These

attacks keep getting closer to town.

We're all in danger. That savage is to

blame.

If you turn this crowd into a mob,

I'll shoot you on

site. Judge is on his way. He'll sort

this out.

I expect to organize a party and see too

at that Butch and Miss Rain will be

brought home safe.

I expect so. You

better come on

now. Get on out of

here. Go on. Get

moving. Meet you back at the wagon.

When are you leaving?

For what? Search party. You just gave

your word.

The judge will be here for long and your

native friend will be in the news before

sunrise.

That man is innocent.

We'll see. What about Miss Rain and the

stage coach? I don't know how many times

I have to tell you this. If they had

paid for Mr. Massie's protection, they

wouldn't have to rely on me and my

deputies, which thanks to you, I'm down

to one. Jester is right. This town's in

danger. I don't see how I could

jeopardize leaving the town

unprotected to go out find two people

who are most likely dead already.

You're afraid to go out there.

You watch yourself,

Bradock. I suggest you take your kids,

go back home, look after Ben outside of

town. That's probably the safest place

for you.

All

right, I'll go find him myself.

[Music]

Takes a brave young man to stand up

there with me the way you

did. Real proud of you today.

[Music]

Doc says Ben's holding steady. I don't

know that there's much more we can do at

the moment.

[Applause]

What's wrong?

Stage never made it to T

tombstone. Butch Brousard and Miss Ray

are

missing. I have to go find

him. I'm coming

too. You sure? Already been through one

ambush. What's

another? Did you keep my things?

Up back.

[Music]

I wish you'd

reconsider. What are you going to prove

by going out there and getting yourself

killed?

I've never been one to stand around and

watch innocent people die. I'm not about

to start now.

You better come back to these kids,

Hunter.

What are you doing with grandpa's rifle?

I'm going too. No. No. You get that

notion out of your head right now, young

man. I nearly lost your grandpa. There's

not a chance in the world I'm losing

you.

But I'm a man now. Dad said so.

He's right.

That's why I need you to stay here. With

Clay and me gone, there's nobody to look

after your grandparents and your

sister. I need someone here I can

trust.

Luke, I know you'll do whatever it takes

to keep everybody safe.

Yes, sir.

[Music]

Are you going to go get Miss

Rain? Do you have feelings for her?

Daddy

Watkins Abraham

heard you were going out. Think you

could use some help.

There's no telling what might happen out

there. I can't speak to your safety.

Sounds about

right. I served in the first California

cavalry battalion, Mr. Beric from the

major

Salvador. And for you,

sir, I am ready to serve

again. That's right.

[Music]

[Music]

[Music]

Do you think we're being watched?

Keep your eyes open.

Safe's been blown open. Money's

gone. Serious

tussle. Maybe five men, one woman.

Miss Lily.

They took off in that

direction. They were more on horseback.

Judging by the tracks, I'd say maybe 10,

15 of them.

Shoot

horses just like the attack on you and

Ben. They just don't fletch the feathers

under their arrows this way.

They didn't make

these. Someone's going to a lot of

trouble to make us think otherwise.

[Music]

[Music]

Please help. Help, Mr. Bizar. Please

help.

Where is Dakota?

She's all right. She's all right. She

made it back to town. Thank

God. Miss Rain and Reed, we're

Reed and the Coachman are dead.

Seems whoever did this made off of Miss

Rain. We got to go after. There's no

time. We got Mr. You are in no condition

right now. You're in no condition.

Whoever did this, you make them pay.

You have my word.

It's going to be dark

soon. We got about an hour till

nightfall. What's our next move? Keep

going.

Get him up on the horse. Send him into

town.

We won't stop till we find this rain.

[Music]

What is it? We got company.

[Music]

It's right out ahead of him. Are you

sure about this? We're in the middle of

nowhere. He's heading somewhere for a

reason. Let's find out what it is.

Sheriff King. Fancy meeting you out

here. Put the guns down. What do you

think you're doing? I could ask you the

same question.

No, I was this town needs protecting.

Figured I shouldn't let someone else do

my job for me. Sudden change of heart.

King, are you questioning me? I am. Me,

too.

Well, I knew the stage was heading to

Tombstone. Well, just following logic.

We found the

stage. Ambush and robbed. Two men dead.

Sheriff, I don't think the natives did

this. The arrows don't look right. The

arrows not looking right. Isn't convince

the judge to let him go.

Tracks lead to that bluff over there.

Let's go. We're going to wait till dark.

Go in on foot. We're not coming out,

Sheriff. Unless we got Miss Rain.

You in or out?

But I got a bad feeling about this

product.

Deputy Longley.

Welcome back,

Judge. I'm to hang a heathen. Come on

in.

Will

you

honey? I never thought I'd see your

beautiful face again.

[Music]

[Music]

Hey there,

Gucci Gucci goo.

Hey, disappear before I kill you. Yes,

sir. It's all right.

He's just having a little fun.

We're here to have fun. Some serious

money out. How many? You

figured 12.

Maybe eight more men. This is our best

chance.

This will never work. If one of us keeps

this high ground and provides cover.

You volunteering?

I am. Sir,

if the rest of us split up and come at

him from different angles, we'll catch

them in a crossfire. They won't know how

many we are.

Maybe there doesn't need to be a

crossfire.

What do you mean? It's dark. We'll blend

in. Move slow. They'll never know we're

here.

I will dig the high ground and cover

you.

You failed me on the Ben Watkins show. I

told you to scare him, not try to kill

him. Now, tomorrow morning, we pack up

this camp. I want every bit of this gun.

All of it. They'll be looking for us if

they're not already. Come. They don't

have the manpower in this part of the

territory like we do.

You allowed two people to escape.

You should have chased down that wagon.

The stage had the money and the wagon

had the witnesses.

I don't understand why he's made us stay

hidden this long. You are not paid.

You're not paid to

understand. You are paid to do.

Unless you want out.

You break camp tomorrow.

Did you say? I thought so.

[Music]

That's

right. It's all right.

It's me.

We're going to get you out of here.

Don't make any sudden moves. Then we'll

sneak

out. You recognize those

two? What are you doing here, King?

Cleaning up your mess.

[Music]

Don't move, coward. Deser,

let's go.

Get the girl.

He's getting away.

I'm empty. You're getting Miss Rain to

safety. Wait, what are you doing,

Hunter?

Now's our

chance. Drop

it.

Easy. That's enough.

You moving muscle, she dies.

Do what you must, Brick. I mean it. Drop

the gun.

The town trusted you.

Trusted idealists died poor and alone

just like your

[Music]

Are you okay?

Yes, I'm fine.

Clay, let's get out of here.

Abraham, we did it, buddy.

Let's get out of here.

[Music]

I don't know how to ever thank you for

what you've done for me.

No need, Miss Rain. Oh, for heaven's

sakes. Call me Lily.

Well, there is one thing. When we get

back to town, a man's life might know

what you

saw. Tell you the truth from

me. They're back. They're back. And

they've got Miss Rain.

[Applause]

That judge ever make it to town? He sure

did. Came and went. He'll be hanging by

noon tomorrow.

So, you're saying that Sheriff King was

behind the attacks the whole time? Sure

looks that way. Yeah. And the people who

shot me were bandits in natives

clothing. Yeah, that's speculation.

He knew the bandits and tried to kill

us. That's not speculation.

Sheriff King was corrupt. He tricked

everybody. Lonely. How many you figure

got away? Three or four maybe. One of

them was a man Chosa described to me.

Wore boots with conchos around the

ankle. Wait, Cha. The naysay are fixing

to hang. Man's innocent. I won't let

that happen. Meet the law,

Bradic. As far as I can see, I'm the

closest thing we got to a sheriff around

here.

Not if we pick a new

sheriff right

now. Someone we can trust.

That's why I nominate Hunter Brag.

[Music]

What? Everything you've done for me and

my family.

You've earned our trust and respect.

Mine, too.

I wouldn't be

here. Might not even be alive if it

weren't for Hunter Bradock.

That man's a convicted felon and a

deserter. There ain't no way.

True.

For refusing to take part in the

slaughter of innocent natives at Salt

River

Canyon. When I woke up, these three told

me the truth about my son-in-law.

[Music]

Alma and

I have known Hunter going on 20 years

now and I speak with

insight and understanding.

He made a certain decision we are all

aware but he honored his

faith his

conviction some

here deemed it a crime and judgment

carries a heavy heavy

burden. Hunter is a man of his

word.

Steadfast, right, and true to the very

[Music]

end. I think he would make dog on best

sheriff we ever had.

[Applause]

Well, I recommend a vote

until a more formal election can be

organized.

All in favor of Hunter Bradock, be our

intern sheriff of Bar Haven, say I. I.

I. I. I. I.

Nays. Nay. Nay.

Well, I think the eyes have it.

I appreciate your confidence in

me, but a sheriff's only as good as the

people he surrounds himself

[Music]

with. So, I'll accept the job that you

offer, but only if I can bring on Clay

Cassidy to take the place of deputy

fishery.

It would be a great

honor, Sheriff.

Looks like we got new law around this

town.

[Music]

[Applause]

Congratulations,

Hunter. Excuse me.

You know, a man of the law needs a good

horse under him. That stallion is best

when he is with

you. And he is yours to keep

if you want him. Yes.

Are you sure? Yes, sir.

With respect.

Thank you.

Thank you,

Longley. I believe everyone deserves a

second chance. That includes

you. If you can lay your prejudice

aside, I could use a man with

experience.

I guess I can

try. We got one more thing to do. Let's

[Music]

go. You're free to go.

Thank you for believing me. I believe in

the truth,

deputy. Here's your clothes.

[Music]

[Music]

Well, things seem back to normal.

Good afternoon, gentlemen. Afternoon.

You think I might have a word with Mr.

Bradock

here?

Of course.

Let's take a walk.

I was really surprised about Sheriff

King's involvement in those

rates. I mean, it goes to show you that

you can never tell what people are

really like. Some people maybe. Well,

take you for instance, man of a flavored

past. That's very impressive. You

risking your life for complete

strangers. Then the town goes and makes

your shirt.

Yeah, that's a start. Well, for this

town, I'd say that's

progress. I mean, progress can come in

funny forms. You take it, it may be

something like a untamed animal. And the

more you control that

animal, better off you are.

I suppose, you know, kind of like the

Southern Pacific Railroad. Seven short

years ago, the the railroad came into

Arizona, Los Angeles to Yuma. Then two

years later,

Mariposa, Benson, and then Tucson, and

then Flagstaff, then Kingman. I mean,

where the tracks go, progress will

follow.

What's your point?

A man of ambition could take good care

of his

family with the proper

alliances. Alliances that could help

bring the railroad to these

parts. Heard you've been buying up all

the ranches outside of

town. Suppose I was to look at those

land purchases on a map. Would they line

up with the locations of the raids?

Well, if they did, it would be a sheer

coincidence. Mhm.

You've forgotten that uh I lost men in

those raids, too.

That's what I

heard. Yeah. Well, Mr. Bradocky can't

stop progress in this whole big scheme

of

life. He probably can only stifle

it. I'll be seeing you soon.

Mr. Bradock is a very interesting

man. I'm not sure if he were useful or

not.

Useful or not? That wasn't part of the

original deal.

Excuse me? I mean, you know, if you need

it done, we can renegotiate.

We'll

see. We'll see.

Oh.

Uh, never communicate with me in public

again. Fair enough.

It's so beautiful

here. Daddy,

what? Darling,

do you think mama can see

us from heaven?

I do.

I love you both so much. I love you too,

Dad. Love you, Daddy.

We didn't get a chance to talk much

yesterday.

Well, there was a lot going on.

Glad you're feeling better.

Gave us all a scare.

It's just a long nap.

We've got some catching up to do, you

and I, at the right

time. We sure do.

[Music]

Mr. Rain.

Yes.

Gosh, I've missed this country the last

couple of years.

I'm sorry.

We all make choices.

I believe everything happens for a

reason,

Hunter. That God brought us all to Far

Hidden for a purpose.

I believe you're right.

[Music]