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Come on down, Rattle.
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Slow. Real slow.
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You, uh, got a problem there?
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You just stopped.
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You coming?
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Gunfighter. Got ambitions, huh?
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I got this.
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It says come down.
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You gonna come down there anyway, boy.
I'm gonna put a hole through you.
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Easy now.
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Why don't you put it polite like that?
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Right away. No hands.
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It's all over now, buddy.
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Come on. Come on. Thank you.
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Big man, Clegg. You satisfied now?
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Get off my back. Get off your back? I
ought to break your back. We track them
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this far, you got to mess it up. Try
taking them by yourself.
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I didn't see you helping none.
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Where were you? Climbing in a bottle?
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No point in clawing each other.
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It's still worth a thousand dollars in
the hood.
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Sam McGarrett's offering $1 ,000 just to
get Randall. Now, why?
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What's the difference why?
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Well, McGarrett's willing to give $1
,000 just to get Randall. Seems to me
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there's going to be more in it.
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Maybe a whole lot more.
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Maybe something we can cut ourselves a
nice piece out of. Like what?
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Well, the only place to get that answer
is in Dos Mesos.
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The way I figured, Mr. Randall. I'm
trying to get an answer.
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Now, maybe it doesn't mean anything to
you, but this poster almost got me
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killed. Now, is that what you're trying
to do?
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Last thing I wanted.
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Drink it while it's hot, Dad. You know
what cold coffee does to you. I'm a
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person. My daughter, Beth.
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Josh Randall. Mr. Randall.
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Hello. Get Clay.
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Tell him to bring it in.
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Yes, Dad.
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Two wins for an answer about this.
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Well, I'm missing out those posters. A
little drastic, but simple enough.
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You made it here alive, you're the man I
want.
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If not, I'd just be at $1 ,000.
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You're kind of free with my life, aren't
you? Because the job I've got calls for
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a lot of man.
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Could be you, from what I hear.
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Mm -mm.
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You know the Mesa's desert?
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Yeah, well, not to stay away from it.
And the legend of the Hermanito, you
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that? Yeah, all six of them.
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I'm talking about the true version.
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Listen to this.
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Trim and see whether she was the proud
Spanish ship El Armanito.
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But what was to follow, nobody could
possibly foresee.
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In early August, loaded to the gunnels
with Mexican gold, she set sail for
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Spain. Almost immediately, she was
forced to stop overnight in the
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Gulf.
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A huge roar was heard during the night.
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But not until morning could the tragedy
be seen.
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The jagged earth fault, which had given
way, sealing the Gulf, and keeping the
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ship from sailing out to open sea.
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There was no choice now.
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Deserting the vessel, the men tried to
make their way across the desert,
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carrying the gold.
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Neither the gold nor the men were ever
seen again.
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That's 100 years ago, Randall.
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It's a point. It's a legend.
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Is it?
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Randall, last week an old man died here,
a Mexican Indian who had worked for my
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family for as long as I can remember,
and his father before him. I went
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his thick...
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It certainly took you long enough.
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Sorry, boss.
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Oh, my son Clay.
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Josh Randall.
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A legend, Randall. When the old man had
this, it's all there.
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The trip across the desert where they
died. But that paper's old enough. I had
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it checked.
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And this.
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The old man had this, too.
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That's Mexican gold.
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It's the right age. The right meaning.
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Don't you see? It can only read one way.
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The old man's father was a sole
survivor.
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That gold is there right now just for
the taking.
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You can stay there for all I care.
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Yeah, I know the mesa. It's full of
Apaches and heat like you've never felt
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before. And all the water you find out
there is bad.
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You'll get us there.
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No, thanks.
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$3 ,000.
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You must be the man Pa was.
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Ain't nobody ever said no to him before.
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You keep out of this.
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Why not?
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Why? Because, well, if there is a ship
out there in that desert, you'd never be
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able to find it now.
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It won't be a ship we're looking for.
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According to these symbols, the gold is
buried in a cave of some kind.
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It's all here, all we need.
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Four thousand, Randall.
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Randall!
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I don't understand you.
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Well, that makes us even, because I
don't understand you either.
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A man with all this.
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Now, what, do you want to go breaking
your neck chasing something you don't
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need? I'm not paying you to
philosophize, Randall.
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Just to lead us.
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Us?
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My son and my daughter are going.
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You're going to take a woman out there?
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After I just got through telling you
what it's like? And I told you I decide
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what my family does.
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All I want you to do is lead.
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One more time.
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$5 ,000.
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$5 ,000?
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I want a bank to my name before we leave
town. Done.
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I want all those poachers taken care of
so when I come back I don't get killed.
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I'll take care of it.
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Well, I guess I'm on the payroll.
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You can start laying in those provisions
right now. The sooner we get started,
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the better.
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what I mean.
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It's just not a man you say no to.
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We'll stop here for the night.
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Why?
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There's still an hour of daylight left.
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We'll stop here.
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The last four days have been slow, real
slow.
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The idea is to get there alive, sir.
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Fine. Thank you.
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I'll do that.
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No. No, I can do it.
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How many times I have to tell you about
a cinch that tight?
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I'm sorry, Pa.
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Can't you do anything right?
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Look, I said I was sorry!
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Hey, McGarrett, he's doing all right.
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I don't need you to make any excuses for
me.
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You, uh, don't miss a chance, do you?
Randall, I told you you're paid to lead.
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I'll take care of my family.
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Well, now would be a pretty good time to
start.
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The girl's not gonna make it.
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What do you suggest?
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Well, there's a ranch about a day's ride
south from here. We could leave her
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there, pick her up on the way back.
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All right.
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I'll lose another full day.
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We'll be back in about ten days.
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I still think you're making a mistake.
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You just take care of my daughter.
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Thanks, George.
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Good luck.
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I've never known such heat in my life.
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Now, you're supposed to rest, not worry.
You just drink it down.
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Go ahead.
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Well, by golly, I sure hope so.
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I've been trying to catch up with my
brother, Josh.
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He's supposed to be headed out this way.
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He's a slim fellow. Josh Randall?
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That's right, ma 'am. Do you know him? I
should. He's with my father and brother
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right now.
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That's wonderful. I've got important
news for him. If you could tell me which
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way you're headed.
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Well, why don't you and your partner
stop in? Have something to eat with us,
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maybe we can tell you what you want to
know.
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Couldn't ask for more consideration than
that, could we?
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No, sir. I guess we surely couldn't.
Well, come right in. You're welcome.
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cave is back in those mountains.
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That's what it says, and that's where
we'll find it. That's a lot of
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You made a bargain.
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Look, don't worry about me.
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Now, I think it's a mistake. We're low
on water, and we don't have much food.
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Without it, we don't get back.
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I mean, unless you can figure some way
to drink gold.
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It's real thoughtful of them.
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Why?
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Where they're going.
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Those mountains.
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It's a nice trap. Real simple to bottle
them up.
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Well, I sure wish they'd hurry up and
get that gold. What's the difference
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whether they hurry or not? They're still
working for us.
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When they find it, we'll be there.
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Come on.
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It's cold out here at night.
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Uh -huh.
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You'd be glad to have that blank in the
morning.
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That'd be nice to have him glad about
something.
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Listen, you know, it's none of my
business, but... Well, I don't believe
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means to rag at you all the time like
that.
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No, he means it.
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Well, like I said, I don't think so.
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Well, it's new to you, not to me.
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I'm 22 years old.
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He's never once said I've done anything
right.
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Now, not that way, Clay. That's weak.
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Be strong, Clay. It's a man's strength
that counts.
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For 22 years, I've tried to be what he
wants.
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God knows I've tried.
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You know, strength doesn't come just
wrapped up one way.
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A mule can carry a thousand pounds and
he's got a lot of muscle.
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But that's all.
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Well, like you say, it's in your
business.
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How bad off are we?
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Get some sleep.
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I want to know.
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All right.
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We're low on food and we're low on
water.
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He's got until tomorrow to find his
cave.
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And that's all.
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Do you believe me now?
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Now do you believe me?
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Bigger land. Yeah.
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Oh.
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Like you said,
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it's been over a hundred years.
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These were here.
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Now listen, anybody could have taken
them. It's been a long time.
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Indians, settle it.
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Come on, let's go. Let's get out of
here.
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Come on, come on now, Pops.
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What?
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That was just a friendly one, Randall.
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Who is it? A couple of businessmen.
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Want to talk business?
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If you want to talk, come on down.
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We can tell it from here.
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It's a simple deal.
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We get the gold, you get to live.
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Simple enough?
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Hey, there isn't any gold.
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We'll wait.
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For what?
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Till you get thirsty.
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We got enough water to swim in it, yours
and ours.
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You yell when you change your mind, huh?
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Who is he?
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I don't know.
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Let him come down and see.
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No good.
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Look, when he sees there isn't any gold,
he'll let us alone.
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Matter to do this?
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Gold or no gold, I believe he'd gun us.
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There you go.
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Is that better, Paul?
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All my fault, Clay.
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There's a lot of other things.
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I'm sure I do understand.
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It's okay.
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Look, you just rest now.
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Just right there.
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How's he doing?
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He's an old man.
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Getting older.
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How you boys doing down there?
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Getting thirsty?
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That's just what he wants.
258
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We just can't sit here and do nothing.
259
00:20:50,520 --> 00:20:54,520
They've got to get out in a clear in
order to get another shot at us, right?
260
00:20:55,140 --> 00:20:57,000
I've been trying to figure out some sort
of a decoy.
261
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When he steps out, I'll nail him.
262
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There's two of us.
263
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I guess that makes me the decoy.
264
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Well, we'll figure something out, huh?
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If there isn't anything else.
266
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All right, suppose it works.
267
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There's still him to get back.
268
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It's a job you're a lot better at than I
am.
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There's got to be a way out of here.
270
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We got company.
271
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Who is it? Can you tell?
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I don't know.
273
00:21:33,480 --> 00:21:36,320
But if he's with them, boy, that's it.
274
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It's your father inside!
275
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Fellas, is that you?
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Ain't nobody else.
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Where are you?
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Glad to see you, George.
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Josh, what's wrong here?
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It's all over now.
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You've been out so long, I kind of half
expected to find your body.
282
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Got plenty of food and water.
283
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And medicine if you need it. Help
yourself. When you're ready, we'll head
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back.
285
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That's on Borden, huh?
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Couldn't matter less.
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You know, that boy of yours, he caught a
man.
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I tell them so myself.
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