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How many pennies did you say he
swallowed?

Seven. Is he going to be all right?

He's going to be fine.

Just give him some of this castor oil
tonight.

It comes with a money -back guarantee.

Oh, my gosh. Get down.

Where'd it come from?

Don't turn your back on me, old man.

Come back here.

You coward.

What, afraid to face me?

Turn around.

What for?

Because I can be the one that shot Kid
Cole.

I said turn around, old man.

Somebody get the sheriff.

There ain't no sheriff.

Then somebody better get a doctor.

You got your mind set to draw on me.

Go ahead and draw.

Sorry, ma 'am. See your filler?

No, as of now, he's my patient.

It's all right, ma 'am. I made sure not
to hit no vital organs.

Well, I'm sure he appreciates that.

It's an honor to see you shoot someone,
Mr. Cole.

No honor to it. My cousin Leonard saw
you shoot a fella in Juarez.

Never been to Juarez.

Somebody help me bring him in.

Never met no lady doctor.

Then we're even, Mr. Cole.

I never met a gunfighter.

Stand up, boy.

I was told a woman doctor from Boston
could not survive alone on the new

frontier.

But I won't give up.

And I'm not alone anymore. I've
inherited a family.

And that may be my biggest challenge of
all.

How much do I owe you?

Five dollars.

Could have been cheaper to bury him.

He may still have that opportunity, Mr.
Cole.

He's very weak.

Well, excuse me, ma 'am, but I don't
wish any man's death.

And why did you become a gunfighter?

It wasn't my choice.

I killed a man in Texas a long time ago.

He had a reputation for being fast,
so...

I got one, too.

Then people started coming after me.

How's the air around here?

Good, sir.

How'd you know that?

I recognized the car.

This should help some.

The doctor in St. Louis said it wasn't
so bad, you know. He said if I'd just

kind of settle down, take it easy, that
I should be okay.

Then I'd like a good life.

Thanks.

This seems like a nice town.

Peaceful life.

You can't beat the view.

I know what it's like to be new in town,
Ingrid.

You're the first girl Matthew's ever
brought to supper.

Colleen.

It's time we got to know each other
better.

Where's Brian?

He said he was too excited to eat.

He's going hunting with Solly tomorrow.

Got ants in his pants.

You kept right, Colleen? Yes, Matthew.

Where are you from in Sweden, Ingrid?

Stockholm.

Do please tell us about it. I hear it's
lovely.

Oh.

Matthew. Yes.

Um, dear Lord, please bless the food
that is in front of us, and please bless

and our guests.

Amen.

Amen.

So, I, uh, I understand you and Matthew
met at the church.

He's spoken a great deal about you since
then.

too fast.

I'm sure that's what it was.

Let's go back to the table.

What happened?

Is she okay?

She's malnourished, Matthew.

Her stomach reacted to the fact that she
hasn't been eating.

She's starving?

That ought to be enough.

Thanks for the job, Miss Hall.

Well, now a young man can use a little
change in his pocket.

We'll settle up when you get done.

You be back by dark?

Let's do it.

Got something for you.

What can I do for you?

I look direct.

You got it?

Well, half the mine's closed. There are
a lot of you boys. Look.

It's wrong.

Drunk hard.

I'm sorry.

We can't talk.

You know,

I'm even going to have to close down
store credit. Too many of them here

Hey, you kid hungry?

I made you a little supper.

Thanks.

Look at that. They're doing it again.
I'm getting my gun.

Lauren.

Lauren. Lauren.

I told you to stay away from here.

Lauren.

All right.

All right, now you boys go on.

That garbage is for my hogs.

It's not theirs to take.

Here.

What's wrong with it?

Looks like somebody shot her.

All right.

It's all right.

What's that?

I'm asking the deer's permission to take
her earth life.

No. She doesn't give her permission.

She's just hurt. She's in pain. I can't
let her stay that way, Brian.

Cheyenne, see, if you inhale the deer's
last breath, you can keep her spirit

alive.

want to.

She's not going to live, Brian.

She can't run some coyote. Mom can fix
her leg.

She fixed my leg and it's as good as
new.

Brian. Put her back.

Give her back her spirit.

Please, Sully.

Hello, Ingrid.

I had to see you again.

You all right?

I'm so sorry for the dinner.

Don't worry about that.

I'm just worried about you.

Thank you for worry.

My brother, he come with my sisters from
North Dakota.

Now that our father is gone, it's good
that we all come one place.

Here.

Brought this for you?

No, it's not behind the mirror.

Yun says he take care of us.

Oh.

But he say he work for us.

Miss Olive's got me running fences.

Work. You interested?

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Fix what?

Found her in the woods like this.

Can you fix her, Ma?

I can try.

Thanks, Ma.

Get my medical bag.

I'll do what I can.

You shouldn't have told him you could
fix it.

You're asking for trouble.

You're the one that brought trouble back
here.

He can talk you into anything.

your first name?

No.

Well, what is?

It's not a good name for a deer.

Hey, come on.

I promise I won't laugh.

Trust me.

It's not even a good name for a man.

Please.

Byron. What?

Byron.

Hey Byron.

Water?

You like Ingrid, no?

No.

Yeah.

She's nice. Yeah.

Here. Thanks.

For my sisters.

Eat.

So many.

For one person.

One cow.

One cow to feed you all.

to show you.

Wolf do that? No,

that wasn't Wolf.

That cow's been butchered.

Who the heck?

Now, Lauren.

I'll get my gun. We can't be sure it was
him.

Oh, who are you kidding? We both saw
those scroungers. Cattle rustling is a

serious offense.

And not something you can let somebody
get away with.

How old are you?

Seven.

You can't just hang a person. Now watch
us.

Somebody get a rope!

He's a boy who's after sanctuary in the
Lord's house, and he's gonna get it.

He's gonna meet the Lord, all right,
just as soon as he's jerked up to Jesus.

You can't kill a man for trying to feed
his family.

Oh, yeah?

Reverend, you'd better step aside.

I'm sorry, Olive.

If you want me to move, you're gonna
have to make me move.

Me, too.

Me too.

Go home.

We'll be back.

You can't keep him in there forever.

A little town, huh?

What happened?

They say he stole a cow.

He's lucky the bullet went right
through.

I heard you had a little coat.

I think we should wire Denver for a
marshal.

A once stolen cow?

It'd soon come out for a toothache. What
we need is a sheriff.

You're absolutely right. We should look
into getting one.

And how are you going to pay for this
sheriff? I suppose we could take up a

collection.

That's a good idea.

Should we put out an advertisement?

I guess we should.

But you're going now?

Those people are ready to hang him.

No, please stay with him. They might
come back.

Hey, Doc.

Got some advice for you.

Your best wife is dead.

You hear?

You best watch you or you hear.

Thank you, Mr. Cole.

My pleasure, ma 'am. You know I don't
cut in the pool manner.

Horace, I'd like to place now.

Yes, ma 'am.

And I want you to make sure it's posted
throughout the territory.

What would you like to say?

Health wanted.

Sheriff, must be a strong moral fiber,
have knowledge of the law.

There go most of your candidates right
there.

I don't suppose you'd be interested in
the job.

I'm retired.

So I see.

Say, Horace. Say, Mr. Paul. Ma 'am.

Dangerous bringing her here.

I had to.

I'll watch the front.

You gotta let me tell them it was my
idea.

No.

It's not right for you to take all the
blame.

They take you,

and then no one left to take care of
sisters.

You help.

Yes, promise.

Promise you no tell.

I don't feel right about this.

Hope I... Promise?

So what are your qualifications then,
sir?

Let's see now.

Well, I rode with the Younger gang and
the James gang.

Oh, I rode with the Dalton gang for a
spell, too.

So if any of them is to show up in town
causing a ruckus, I'd recognize them

right off.

And you, sir?

I got my own gun.

Would I get to wear a badge?

My qualifications?

Well...

Killed me 12 men already.

So I ain't afraid to use force if I have
to.

So, let's say someone was accused of
disturbing the peace.

Then how would you handle that?

I reckon I'd have to shoot him.

And if somebody stole a piece of candy
out of a store, what would you do then?

I'd have to shoot him too.

Gentlemen, prepare to fire.

Feed's fine, but accuracy's final.

Looks like the only way I'm going to
have me a quiet, peaceful little town is

make me one.

I'm surprised you'd be interested in
such a position.

Well, truth be told, all I really wanted
to do was find a quiet place to put out

a few rose bushes.

Maybe break up a saloon fight once in a
while.

Mr. Cole, would you excuse us just for a
moment?

Yes, ma 'am.

Well, thank you all for showing up.

The committee has reached a final
decision, and we're going to hire Mr.

Sorry, fellas.

We'd like you to start a meeting by
moving the boy to the safety of the

What's the salary?

Say, two bits a day?

Make that four bits a day, and we got a
deal.

Then we agreed, Mr. Cole.

Uh, just one thing else.

You ain't gonna be my boss, are you?

Come over here. I've got something for
you.

Here.

Take this.

It's for your people.

Come on, sir.

Thanks, ma 'am.

I'll take care of it. They want food.

They ought to hunt for it, just like
everybody else.

only gun.

Are you going to pay for that gun?

Nobody asked him to come here.

Nobody asked any of us to come here.

Why would they beat enough on that boy?

Did they do something wrong?

Some people don't like other people
because of where they come from.

There's something I've got to tell you.

What is it?

with John.

It was my idea to kill the cow.

I helped him slaughter and bring it
back.

But guilty he is.

How could you, Matthew?

How could you steal that cow?

The towns blame the immigrants and now
they're ready to hang a boy.

You'd have done the same thing if we
were hungry.

These people are starving. I just
thought I could help.

Why did you wait until now to tell me?

Because John made me a promise.

It was wrong of John to make you make a
promise like that.

If anything happens to John, his
sister's got no one to look after him.

I can't stand the thought of her going
hungry.

If I can just get Miss Hall to listen, I
can explain.

No.

No, you let me handle it.

I'll offer to pay for the cow.

And you'll get a job.

To earn the money.

Here's the money for the cow.

Take it.

I will not.

Why not? Isn't it enough?

There's enough there for two cows.

Then take it. I can't. It weren't you
that stole it.

What if it was?

Matthew, you wouldn't do something like
that.

But if I did?

Then we'd have to hang you two.

Wouldn't we?

That's the only way to keep order around
here.

No exceptions to the law.

What law are you referring to? I'm
referring to the law of the land out

This ain't Boston, you know.

We're doing what needs to be done.

If you hang that boy, it's going to be
murder, not justice.

I told you something like this was going
to happen, didn't I? She won't do it

again. Yes, she will.

She's a wild animal. You can't control
her like a dog.

I promise. I'll take care of her. I'm
sorry, Brian.

But that deer has got to go back where
she came from.

She doesn't belong here.

You can give me a spanking if you want.

But please, let me keep her.

You must keep her tied up, you hear me?

Yes, ma 'am.

Hey, got me a square head.

Good work, Jay.

What do you think you're doing?

Did you see what they're doing?

Yes, ma 'am.

They're getting ready to set fire to
that.

Well, sorry, ma 'am. There's no law
against bringing up a dummy.

You're not going to do anything about
it?

Nope. Then I will.

Oh, ma 'am.

Tell him to take it down. I can't do
that. They don't plan to wait on a

They're going to hang him.

Little lady, you got my word.

There's going to be a trial.

It's just them boys are pretty sure of
the verdict.

A bag of beans.

and a couple of candy for the little
one.

That's $1 .25.

Please put it on my account, Mr. Bray.

Your account's been closed.

I always paid you in time.

Have I not?

My children are hungry.

I have 50 cents.

I'll get you the rest.

You've got no credit here.

Hey! Stop right there.

Stop him. He's stealing this. Get him.

Now they think they can take whatever
they want.

Let's go, Jake.

What are we waiting for?

It all started with that cow thief. It's
going to take a hang and a stop.

Don't make me shoot you, boys.

You ain't getting more than one of us
before we get you.

Go.

You're the sheriff.

Nothing I can do, ma 'am. We're
outgunned.

I will turn into a dozen, and a dozen
will turn into a whole herd. Where do

draw the line? This here's a trial, and
the verdict is guilty.

No, this is not your affair.

You've got to have mercy on your sorry
soul.

I know I'm new in

town, but it would have been nice to
have been invited to your party.

Stand down, men.

The judge is coming tomorrow.

It's going to be a trial.

All right, bring it up. Go home.

All of you, go home.

the judge be arriving.

He ain't. I just got word he can't come.
Something about a double murder up in

Boulder. He said you should do it. He
made you something called a proxy.

That means he's appointed you his
official representative.

Now, hold on. I ain't no judge.

You are now.

You ever been through a trial?

Yes, ma 'am, but I ain't never been on
this side of the law.

You don't steal a man's horse, his
cattle, his water, or his wife. And you

shoot a man in the back.

You do any of those things, you get
hung.

Everybody knows that.

Hell, remember last year when Franklin
dug that illegal well?

He didn't argue none when we hung him.

Well, he didn't have that much choice
then, did he?

Some of us argued plenty. What are we
fooling around for? He already said he

it!

As the official judge, I want to hear
both sides of this story.

Oh, you've heard from everyone what
happened.

I hadn't heard from the fellow on trial.

He gets to speak his piece.

You want to say something?

Ladies and gentlemen, I did wrong.

But you don't know how it is to lose
your... Hope.

How it is to lose your hope.

I'm sorry.

Please, forgive me.

Sit back down, son.

Anybody else got something to say?

Let's hang him.

Wait.

I got something to say.

I helped John kill the cow.

No. I helped him bring it back to town.

If you're going to hang someone, hang
me.

I don't know if anyone will listen to
me.

My views aren't always the most popular.

But I do wish you'd listen to Matthew.

He and John stole a cow.

They know what they did was wrong.

But they did it because someone they
both cared for.

I don't know what it's like to be
hungry.

So hungry I'd steal.

I hope I never know.

If that day came, I'd hope that my
friends and family would

see me in need and help me.

I've come to love this town.

And the people in it.

I want it to be a good, safe place for
my children.

And what we're deciding today is what
kind of a place this town will be.

A place where we all look out for
ourselves.

Or a place where we look out for one
another.

And that means all of us.

Whether we've been here for...

Ten years?

One year?

One month?

Whether we're from Ireland, Sweden, or

Boston.

Might have a nice speech, Dr. Mike.

Anybody got anything else to say?

I've got something to say.

I'm dropping the charges.

What? You can't do that.

Can't I?

If she brought them up, she can sure
drop them.

It's all over. You're free to go.

I always wanted to say that.

Hold on there, boys.

Now you're going to work off that cow.

I want to see you at the ranch at six in
the morning to start mending fences.

Yes, ma 'am.

Thank you, Olive.

You make Mary fine lawyer.

Could I have a word with you?

Now, don't get me wrong, Dr. Quinn.

You got a lovely little town here.

But I'm real sorry. I just can't stay.

You're quitting?

It hasn't even been a week.

You know, I may not be a gunslinger.

And I sure ain't no lawman, neither.

Guess I'm gonna have to learn me a
trade.

Maybe I ought to go to medical school.

So long, man.

Remember what I told you when we were
hunting?

That the Cheyenne believed that a wild
animal should be free.

That we should take only what we need
for food. Remember that?

Do you think this deer is going to be
happy here like this for the rest of its

life?

No freedom to run and play and be with
its family.

Now you have my spirit.