All language subtitles for S03E18 - Maverick and Juliet ENGLISH

Alright, Maverick.

Draw.

Mr. Carteret... I told you,
boy, don't crawl to me.

I'm not crawlin'.

How do you know that Juliet is
not with Sonny Montgomery again?

If she is, I'll take a switch
to her when she returns.

I warned her that while
this feud was going on...

The feud is over.

Pa! He's just
tryin' to waste time

with all this blabberin'
about Juliet.

Maverick..

..shut your big mouth and draw.

"Maverick."

Starring James Garner
and Jack Kelly.

Produced by Warner Bros.

A Warner Bros. Television
production.

Juliet, are you alright?

- Yes, I'm alright.
- Are you sure?

Howdy.

Will you help us, mister?
The wheel came off.

Give me a lift.
Perhaps we can put it back on.

Sure, be glad too.

'Will you hurry, mister?'

Just up a little bit.

Now down.

Sonny! That's them!

'They're coming!'

Run!

There he goes, Ty.

- Ty! Don't!
- Hold her back there.

- Get him, Ty!
- Stop it! No!

Juliet! Hold her back!

'Get him, Ty!'

- Did you get him?
- We'll see. Come on.

Stop them, Pa.
Don't let them kill him.

Justice will be done, Juliet.

Justice? Murder isn't justice.

Run, Sonny, they're coming!

Run! Run!

Hey, blood. You hit him.

Yeah.

That looks like
the way he went. Come on.

Alright, mister. Who are you?

Bret Maverick.

You sure you ain't a Montgomery?

Not unless my pappy lied to me.

He's no Montgomery.

Just a stranger who passed by.

We'll see.

Hey, are you sure
we're goin' right?

He was right up to that gully.
Maybe he turned off back there.

What do you say
we go back and look?

'Don't know.'

Oh, wait a minute.

He come by here, alright.

His blood on that leaf.

Where do you figure?

That's the shortest
to the Montgomery place

along the creek.

That's most likely
where he went.

How many times do I tell you?

I was just ridin' along,
mindin' my own business.

Aidin' and abettin' and elopin'
is not your business.

I wasn't aidin'
or abettin' anythin'.

I don't know them.
Never saw 'em before in my life.

Didn't know what they're doin'.
The buggy was broken down.

He looks like
a Montgomery to me.

Maverick!

M-A-V-E-R-I-C-K.

Maverick!

Look, I got some
letters addressed to me.

Same kinda dopey-lookin' eyes.

Montgomery, alright.

Probably your mother
was a Montgomery.

Maverick's her married name.

'Oh, for
heaven's sake, stop it.'

Of course he's not a Montgomery.
Nor any kin of theirs.

The Montgomerys
don't want Sonny to marry me

no more than you do.
You know that.

He got away.

Yeah, but we wringed him.
There was blood.

What about him?

- Claims he was just passing by.
- I'll bet.

What'd they pay you?

Ten thousand dollars.

Well..

He makes jokes.

Look, stranger..

Anybody that helps my sister
to run off with a Montgomery...

Look, I was ridin' along
mindin' my own business.

I'm on my way to St. Louis
to visit my brother

who's visitin' our pappy,
who's visitin' relatives.

Well, he got it all memorized.

I ought to by now.

Come on, they hired you to help
them get away, didn't they?

Have it your own way.

Well, you're not
gonna get away with it.

- I'm not, huh?
- No, you ain't.

Now, wait a minute.
Somebody's gonna get hurt.

Yep! Somebody's gonna get hurt.

- How is he?
- Still unconscious.

He shouldn't be alone.

- Mother's with him.
- She needs her rest.

I told her,
but she won't leave him.

If your brother dies,
his death will be on your head.

Payment for your sin.

Don't talk of his dying.

What will be, will be.
We must prepare to face it.

We're prepared, pa.

His foot slipped.
You all saw it was an accident.

Don't expect them
to be reasonable.

It's the stupid feud.

It keeps them all riled up
with hatred and vengeance.

An eye for an eye,
a tooth for a tooth.

A dispute over
50 acres of bottom land.

Way back
in my grandfather's day.

And the land still lies there

with no one getting
the benefit of it.

And my family and Sonny's family
fighting and shooting.

It's a wonder anyone's left.

Oh, the killing stops
from time to time.

Mostly, we don't have anything
to do with the Montgomerys.

But then something happens

and the hatred breaks down
to open warfare again.

He's come around.

He'll live.

Well, then,
you won't be needing me.

And I've got a long way to go.

Young man, you very
nearly killed my son.

That he's alive now
is none of your doin'.

But he knows, he understands.

He told me to tell you
that he demands satisfaction.

- What?
- Vengeance.

Don't you people
ever think of anything else?

It's his wish we hold you here
until his strength returns.

Then we'll give you your gun
and you both can shoot it out.

I don't wanna shoot him.

Well, then he'll shoot you.

It was just an accident.
His foot slipped.

It's his wish.

Well, it's not mine.

You won't give me
my gun back, keep it.

But I'm gettin' outta here.

Hey, what's goin' on out there?

Montgomerys. Get over there.

I guessed that much.
This happens often?

Only when somebody draws blood.

I guess they're riled
on account of Sonny.

They'll go after
a couple of days.

Yeah, unless somebody else
draws blood in the battle.

Or if Sonny dies.

Killin' always makes
for bigger fights.

- Get over that window.
- What about him?

He's not goin' anywhere now.

- Get over there!
- Oh, yes.

Now, this is ridiculous!
Someone can get killed.

Often do.

Well, that someone could be me.

Sounds like
a whole army out there.

Nope, not more
than three or four.

- It's enough.
- We can handle 'em.

So you can handle 'em.
But what good does it do?

- You can't use a disputed land.
- 'Neither can they.'

That's what I mean.
Everybody loses.

Wouldn't it be better
to settle it?

- Can't.
- 'Why?'

Can't traffic with the devil.

Well, you can come to
some sort of terms.

Can't trust Montgomerys
to keep a bargain.

Why not try?

If you make an agreement
and they back out on it

you can always
go back to fightin'.

Why don't you just talk it over?

Nothin' to talk over.
The land's ours.

My father won it
fair and square.

- Won it?
- 'Cards.'

'I don't hold with
gamblin' myself'

'but the Montgomerys agreed.
The land were stakes.'

- Then your father won it?
- Fair and square.

But Montgomery claimed
it was a bad deck.

He shot my father
and murdered him.

So, from that day to this,
there's been a steady series..

I see what you mean.

'Hold your fire, boys.'

'No call to waste ammunition.
They ain't goin' nowhere.'

Eye for an eye,
tooth for a tooth.

- And when you run out of teeth?
- How's that?

Seems the only way
this thing will ever end

is when everybody
in both families is dead.

What must be, must be.

Ty, you hadn't oughta
be outta bed.

- I'm okay, pa.
- Now you listen to me!

I said, I'm okay, pa.

Look.

We may need every bullet.

It's a crime
to waste ammunition.

And money.

I just want my friend here
to know I mean business.

As soon as we get rid
of them Montgomerys

him and me
has got a score to settle.

Mr. Carteret, I got an idea.

If this feud started
with a card game

why not end it with one?

What?

Another game of cards.

This time
with both families watchin'

so there's no chance
of cheatin'.

The winners take the land.

- 'The losers agree to it.'
- We already won it.

Well, then, win it again.

This time they'll be
no claim of a bad deck.

Look, if I do say so myself,
I'm a pretty fair poker player.

I'll represent you.

I don't hold with gamblin'.

Uh... well, it's not gamblin'.

It's an affair of honor. A
tournament. A way to settle.

'What are you stickin'
your nose in for?'

What do you figure
to get from it?

Well, I just thought
if I win the land for you

it'll sorta settle the difference
between you and me.

Take the place of the shootout.

And if you don't win?

Well, then there'll be
plenty of time

for you and me
to play with guns.

I don't know.
I don't hold with gamblin'.

What do you hold with? Killin'?

It's a chance for your whole
family to live in peace.

Jeb, come here!

- Ty, watch that window!
- Yeah, pa.

Jeb... I've lectured you
on the sins of gamblin'

but you never heed me.

Oh, I do, pa. Honest.

You think I'm blind?

You think I don't know where
you go, when you go sneakin' off

into town because
you're too big to thrash?

Well, I know right enough.

Boy, you got any cards
on you now?

- No, pa, honest.
- There's no time for arguin'.

There's a decision to be made.

You proficient with these?

Huh?

A Carteret has got to excel
in everything he does.

Even misbehavin'.

Are you good, boy?
Are you good with cards?

Well, I can hold my own,
I guess.

Well, then hold it.

Mr. Maverick,
you got yourself a game.

- Chips?
- Chips?

Now, I'm a reasonable man.

I'm willin' for this
to end the feud.

Providin' the land
stays in our family.

Mr. Maverick, you say
you're a good poker player..

Prove it.

Nat! Get down here!

And I presumed you were
proficient with cards. Hmph.

Well, only one problem.

'How do we get
the Montgomerys to agree'

'to an outsider
representin' us?'

Couldn't we claim
he was Uncle Abner's boy?

No.

My brother Ab never got married.

No, we can't claim him as kin.

If this is gonna settle the feud

it must be clear
there's to be no cheatin'.

However..

Nothin' says a man can't call
himself any name he wants to.

Where does that get us?

Suppose Mr. Maverick
was to call himself..

'...Bret Carteret.'

We don't say he's kin.
We say he's Bret Carteret.

If the Montgomerys
wanna assume he's kin

it's none of our doin'.
We will have spoken the truth.

- I don't like it.
- Why not?

- What if he loses?
- Well, he dastn't.

Then he'll have to shootout
with you and you'll kill him.

Well, what if he wins?
I gotta let him go?

Don't be greedy, son.

To humble the Montgomery
should be payment enough.

Well, look at it this way,
you can't lose.

Either you put the Montgomerys
in their place or me in mine.

Alright, suppose the Montgomery
don't agree to the match?

Put it to 'em and see.

How? No self-respectin' Carteret

would be seen talkin'
to a Montgomery.

- True.
- I could put it to 'em for ya.

Then they'd know right off
you ain't no Carteret.

- True.
- What about Juliet?

She could talk to Sonny.

You could get the message
through that way.

You see, pa? He's encouragin'
their devilment.

It may be in a good cause, son,
if it settles the land to us.

Juliet!

Hey, you can't send her
out there, Nat.

Not even a Montgomery
would shoot a female.

Maybe not intentionally.

You can send her later,
when all this quiets down.

They might take her hostage.

Tomorrow is Sunday.
We never fight on the Sabbath.

Juliet can talk to Sonny
in church.

- You want me, pa?
- 'Yes, my child.'

We want you to take a message
to Sonny Montgomery.

This ain't no time for teasin'.

We're not teasin', my daughter.
Mr. Maverick has a plan.

Yeah, that's right.

As my old pappy used to say

"If all the men who lived
by the gun were laid end to end

I wouldn't be surprised."

And so we see that my message
to you this morning

can be summed up in one word.

Brotherhood.

Yes, my dear friends.

All men are brothers.

'All men are one.'

'All men bathe in the sunshine
of brotherly love.'

"Do unto others."
That should be our motto.

"Love your neighbor
as yourself."

That is the touchstone
of the good life.

Now, let us turn to page 16

'of our books and sing
"O Brother Man."'

♪ O brother man ♪

♪ Fold to thy heart
thy brother ♪

♪ Where pity dwells ♪

♪ The peace of God is there ♪

♪ To worship rightly ♪

♪ Is to love each other ♪

You go first.

Go on.

Come on, mother.

Sonny, I've got to
tell you something.

Maybe we can end
this silly feudin'.

Well, how?

- Pa!
- What is it, son?

Look, come on.

So, if your pa
will only listen...

- Sonny!
- Oh, hello, pa.

I see you haven't
learned your lesson yet.

Pa, Juliet has a message
for us from her father.

I don't want to hear it.

Well, it's a plan
to end the feud.

Impossible.

How will you know,
unless you listen?

Can't traffic with the devil.

This could settle the dispute.

One way to settle it,
let Carteret give in.

- Pa, if you'd only listen.
- Listen to what?

Son, you've clasped a viper
to your bosom.

If you'd only be reasonable.

Hah! Unreasonable, am I?

Is that the way for a son
to speak to his father?

Understand there is no man
in the whole county

more reasonable,
more fair, more just..

Than Montague Montgomery.

Go ahead.

Tell me the schemes Carteret
has concocted, I'll listen.

But I'm warning you..

The answer is no.

- Well, daughter?
- They want to think it over.

- How long?
- 'A couple of days.'

They'll keep truce
till Tuesday noon.

If they accept, they'll fire
three shots at high noon.

And if they don't accept?

I reckon three shots
ain't all they'll fire.

What do you think?
Will they?

Far be it for me to fathom the
workings of the Montgomery mind.

- We'll wait and see.
- Well, it won't be long now.

- I bet five dollars...
- Jeb!

Sorry, pa, I was..

- I was only joking.
- It is not a joking matter.

Sorry, pa.

I don't hear them shots.

- I told ya.
- Give 'em time.

They said noon. It's noon.

Maybe the clock's fast.

The clock is not fast.

Well, pa, what do we do now?

Get your guns, boys.

That's Montgomerys for ya.
Even their clocks are wrong.

They're here.

Come on, mother.

Come, mother.

What's he doin' here?

This is Bret Carteret.
He's gonna play for us.

Who's playing for you?

Oh, he's right here.

This is Bart Montgomery.

Let him through, fellas.

Excuse me, gentlemen.

Call.

Three Jacks.

Check.

Give me one card.

Dealer takes three.

Check.

Call.

Small full.

Beats a little straight.

We've been playin'
for a couple of hours.

Mind if we take a break,
Mr. Montgomery?

Well, that's fine with me,
Mr. Carteret.

What's the matter boy?
You're off your game.

Oh, just lettin' him
get a little overconfident.

Well, don't run outta chips
while you're doin' it.

Us Carterets would like
a little confidence too, cousin.

Give me time,
I'm just fielding him out.

He's a pretty good player,
that Mr. Bart Montgomery.

And I'll keep
my confidence in this.

Bret, a glass of cold water
might perk you up some.

Thank you, ma'am.

I don't aim to serve
any Montgomerys..

But a truce is a truce.

There are glasses
in the kitchen.

If any Montgomery's
wanna serve themselves..

No Carterets'
gonna shoot 'em... today.

I want you to get
a message to Sonny for me.

What is it?

There aren't many men
in the West

that can give me a run at poker.

One of them's my pappy
and another is my brother Bart.

- Bart?
- Bart.

- Your brother?
- My brother.

Him?

Him.

Oh, dear.

That kind of complicates things.

You're tellin' me.

- What can Sonny do?
- He can talk to Bart.

Tell him the spot I'm in.

If I don't win this match,
it means a shootout with Ty.

Bart's got to understand that.

Bart understands, but he says
the Montgomerys hired him.

He's getting $5,000 if he wins.

He's just playin' for money,
I'm playin' for my life.

That's what Sonny told him.

Bart says he wants to help

but he keeps thinkin' about
what your old pappy used to say.

"There's only one thing
more important than money.

And that's more money."

That's my family.

Thanks anyway, Juliet.

Are you coming, Mr. Carteret?

Oh, coming, Montgomery.

8-high flush.

Bret's playing
like himself again.

Something's gone wrong.

Bart isn't playing
like himself anymore.

Saved by the bell.

We did agree to quit at 6,
Mr. Carteret.

That's right, Mr. Montgomery.

Goodnight, folks.

What happened?

Well, it's nothin'
to worry about, sir.

I'll finish him off tomorrow.
I still have a few chips.

The agreement is we play until
one of us wins them all.

- But you're way ahead.
- That sometimes happens, sir.

He's a better player
than I figured.

When I realized
he was making a fight of it

I decided to throw the lead
to him, at least for tonight.

That way I'll catch him
off guard in the morning.

Nothing beats a man
like overconfidence.

And what do you hope to learn?

Well, I can't say, but..

What actually do you know
of this Maverick?

Professional poker player.

Professional poker player that
our kin got versus St. Louis.

Fine. But reliable?

It's hardly
a reliable profession.

Something happened today.

And I'd like to know what.

If we could only learn something
about his habits or anything..

Oh! Good boy.

Nice trick to be teaching
the boy, I must say.

Even the gods cannot strive
against necessity.

Hmm.

Hmm. Well, now.

Well, what is it?

It's a letter
from Bart's brother.

And how do you think
it's signed?

"Your brother", most likely.

Exactly.

- "Your brother.."
- "Bret!"

- Bret?
- Bret.

Are you suggestin'
Bret Carteret?

Why not?

There's many men named Bret,
but that doesn't mean that...

Oh, wait! He says he's on his
way from Kansas to St. Louis.

Now, that would bring him
through here.

And he was planning
to be here this week.

We're only a day's drive
from there.

- Yeah, but even so.
- Oh, but there's more.

Now, he mentions of poker games.

Now, let's put it all together.

Stranger, poker game, name of
Bret, on his way to St. Louis.

Oh, but then he's not
a Carteret at all.

Exactly.

He's Bret Maverick.

The deceit of them Carteret.

Used an outsider,
a professional.

They're brothers.
They've made a deal.

- Bart is throwing the game.
- What are we gonna do, pa?

What are we going to do, indeed?
We're gonna call off the match.

Oh, not so fast.

Do we want to be
known as quitters?

No, Edwina.

I have a better plan.
A much better plan.

Now..

Oh.

Good morning.

Conniver!

But not thief.
Do you have the wallet, too?

We had no choice.

Even the gods cannot strive
against necessity.

Why the guns?

Why didn't you tell us
he was your brother?

- 'Who?'
- Don't beat around the bush.

The man you threw
the game to yesterday.

I didn't throw the game.
It's not over.

Or is it?

He's your brother.
He's Bret Maverick.

I was told he was Bret Carteret.

You know better.

You and him have
some sort of scheme.

'Scheme?'

Or perhaps the Carterets offered
more than we did, is that it?

Would you
like to meet their price?

I would not.

You made a bargain
and you'll stick to it.

Of course,
under the circumstances..

It's slightly amended.

Now, you'll resume
the game today

and if you win, you'll get
the $5,000 as agreed to.

If you lose, we are stringing
you up to the nearest tree.

Wait a minute... As a
cheat and a swindler.

"Whosoever diggeth a pit
shall fall therein."

Bret's a pretty good
card player.

I can't guarantee to win.

Perhaps not..

But we can guarantee that
you don't deliberately lose.

Now, uh..

Mother!

Is Bart's breakfast ready?

'Juliet!'

Listen, I've got to
tell you something.

Good morning, Mr. Carteret.

Good morning, Mr. Montgomery.

They found
out that Bart's your brother.

They're gonna kill him
if he don't win.

Oh, fine.

If I win, he's dead

and if he wins,
I'm as good as dead.

Nice choice.

Isn't there anything we can do?

There may be one thing.

What're you two jawing about?

Oh, just having
a little family chitchat.

One Carteret to another.

I'll bet.

Well, now, if you don't trust
your own sister, I..

Hey, what are you doing
to those cards?

Nothing. Take a look.

Satisfied?

But you'll have to hurry.

- I will.
- Good luck.

What was it, Bret?
What did he do?

I thought I saw him
nick one of the corners.

Here, let me see.

Well, my mistake.

I must have been
a little overly suspicious.

- I'm sorry.
- No, it's perfectly alright.

Take all
the precautions you want

so you can't claim you were
cheated when I beat you.

- Bravo!
- Well, shall we begin?

Your deal, Mr. Carteret.

- Flush.
- Oh!

Beats again.

Hey!

'What's he doing?'

We might better ask,
"What are they doing?"

They played yesterday,
they played this morning.

Where are we?

Right where we started.

I demand a showdown
and I demand it now.

Who's he to demand a showdown
in our house?

You're right, son.

No Montgomery makes demands
under this roof.

I demand a showdown.

What do you propose?

I don't rightly know,
but I want this settled

and I want it settled now.

I know, pa.
Make 'em stop playing draw.

Let 'em deal out a hand of stud.

Bet a chip on each card.

I don't pretend to understand
the fine points

of this devil's game,
but if you say it'll work.

Sure. Let 'em use
five chips each.

Like so.

Every bet's gotta be a chip.

They can fold, but if they bet

'it's gotta be a chip
on each card.'

If you say so,
I'll go along with that.

Montgomerys agree?

Do we let the Carterets
make the rules, pa?

Montgomery asked a showdown.

Now he's scared to risk it.

The Carterets set the rules,
I shall set the conditions.

We agree to the match
as outlined..

Provided Bart does the dealing.

A showdown on their deal?

Hah! What do you take us for?

Now who's scared?

- Bret? What do you say?
- Yes, sir.

Well, we were doing alright
as we were.

And gettin' nowhere.

You claim to be an expert.

If Bart Montgomery deals..

'...can you be absolutely
certain he cannot cheat?'

That's what we're all here for,
isn't it?

No one can say Enoch Carteret
is not a fair man.

A just man, a courageous man.

We will dare a showdown
on a Montgomery deal.

Queen's still high.

Bet.

Possible straight.

Your bet.

Bet.

Pair of queens.

Pair of eights.

You're high.

Check.

It's a good spot to run a bluff.

I wonder.

There's only one way
to find out.

Alright then... this is it.

Hmm.

Two pair.

You weren't bluffing.

Beats me.

Hurray! We won!

Now I'll really
take care of you.

Maverick, this belongs to you.

I'm in no hurry for it.

Put it on.

If I refuse?

It's a nice day for a shootout.

'Only you're gonna be at
disadvantage without your gun.'

It's gonna happen,
one way or the other.

Put it on.

Now, isn't there some other way
we can settle this?

Cards maybe?

- Uh, Mr. Carteret...
- 'You let us down, boy.'

You let us down bad.
Don't look to me for help.

Alright, mother. Boys.
Let's get back.

- Where's Juliet?
- I don't know, ma.

- Maybe she's in the house.
- I don't think so.

I haven't seen her
since early morning.

Juliet!

'Juliet!'

Just so she isn't aware of any
shootin' in my theater.

She ain't, ma, she'd answer.

Alright, Maverick.

Draw.

- Uh, Mr. Carteret...
- I told you, boy.

- Don't crawl to me.
- I'm not crawlin'.

How do you know that Juliet
is not with Sonny Montgomery?

If she is, I'll take a switch
to her when she returns.

I warned her that while
this feud was going on...

The feud is over.

Pa! He's just tryin'
to waste time

with all his palavering
about Juliet.

Maverick..

Shut your big mouth and draw.

Mr. Carteret,
I wish you'd hear..

Montgomerys! Inside, ma!
Boys, get in the back.

Come on, Bret!

'Hey, Bart.'

Come on, they'll be coming back.
And they'll come back shooting.

Hyah!

Fire!

Oh.

Well, they wanna make sure
I wouldn't try to escape.

Hey, why did you want
to try to be a hero for?

Well, that's gratitude for ya.

They were gonna kill you,
Brother Bret.

Just about to talk
my way out of it.

Yeah, well..

You better start talkin'.

- They're on the gulley there.
- Well, shall we go look?

I got a better idea.

Don't think you'll get away with
this slimy Montgomery trick.

- We'll get you for it.
- Yeah!

Montgomerys had it planned
the whole time.

That Bart Montgomery,
he's just like all the rest.

Oh, great!

- You started the feud again.
- We can't surrender.

No tellin' what they're liable
to do. I'm a Montgomery.

So am I, as far as
they're concerned.

You got any other suggestions?

We surrender.

Hold your fire, boys.

They're surrenderin'.

- Might be another trick, pa.
- We'll risk it.

The honor of the Carterets
comes first.

Alright, mister.

We're gonna have it out
right here once and for all.

- Now, draw.
- Not here, son.

For Pete's sakes, pa.
How many interruptions?

The escape could've been
a trap to lure us out here.

The other Montgomerys may be
sneakin' through the brush

to surround us.
Put them on their horses.

We're takin' them back.

- But if you'd only listen.
- Shut up, Maverick.

You've had your chance.

Now, if you don't draw
and draw quick... I'ma gonna.

Hey! Somebody's comin'.

Now what?

Get down off that horse,
Juliet Carteret.

Let me handle this, pa.

I'll teach this Montgomery
to keep messin' with Juliet.

- Pa!
- The feud is over.

- Yeah, it started again.
- Pa, make him stop.

Make him stop fightin'
with my husband.

- Your what?
- Husband.

Me and Sonny have just come
from the preachers'.

You... you married a Montgomery?

The Montgomerys
ain't enemies no more.

- You gave your word.
- It don't hold no longer.

'If it doesn't, the whole
country's gonna know'

how the Carterets
back out on a promise.

You made a promise too,
to shootout with Ty.

Instead you high-tailed it
with this Montgomery.

I only helped him

because you wouldn't listen
to what he was tryin' tell you.

- He was only stallin'.
- Hold on, Ty.

No one can say a Carteret
is not a fair man.

Alright, if you have anythin'
to say, young man

'before you die, say it.
But say it fast.'

And say it good.

I was just tryin' to say

there's no reason
for me and Ty to fight.

- I did what I promised.
- Huh?

I promised to settle a feud and
settled it so the land stays

in your family, right?

Well, the Montgomerys ain't our
family and they got the land.

And as their older son,
Sonny Montgomery will get it.

And he's married to Juliet.

And their children
will inherit it.

'Your grandchildren,
Mr. Carteret.'

Your heirs will own the land.

Isn't that keeping the land
in the family?

- He's right.
- Now, wait a minute, ma.

A bargain is a bargain.

You mean, I don't get a chance
to shootout with this weasel?

A bargain is a bargain.

'The fightin' is over,
the feudin' is over.'

'The Montgomerys aren't
our enemies anymore.'

And there's gonna be no lowdown
Montgomery that says

that the Carterets
don't keep their word.

Now, pa?

What must be, must be.

Of all the dirty
rotten mangy tricks!

'Thank you, Mrs. Carteret.'

Oh! Well, thank you, young man.

I don't hold with all this
fightin' and killin'

but there's very little
I could do about it.

You gave me somethin'
I could do.

That's funny. I kind of thought
the whole Carteret family

was anxious for Ty to kill me.

Well, I don't know that I'd mind
to that so much..

But I couldn't help but think
maybe you might've killed him.

I just can't get over the way
you came stormin' to the rescue.

Imagine you showin'
such brotherly concern.

Me?

That was you
who started double-dealin'

way back at that poker table.

I always thought Three Queens
beat Two-pair.

Wonder what pappy'll say
when he finds out

you deliberately dumped
that game to save my life.

Disown you, most likely.

I imagine I can explain it
to his satisfaction.

After all, Brother Bart..

You had to win, you were
the one who was being paid.

True. You got a point there.

That pappy would be
the first to appreciate.

Especially, when I point it out
that I had every intention

of insisting on collecting
my share for saving your hide.

Well, that's fair enough.

Under the circumstances, I guess
you have half comin' to you.

What do you mean, "half?"
I won, didn't I?

♪ Who is the tall
dark stranger there ♪

♪ Maverick is the name ♪

♪ Ridin' the trail
to who knows where ♪

♪ Luck is his companion ♪

♪ Gamblin' is his game ♪

♪ Smooth as a handle on a gun ♪

♪ Maverick is the name ♪

♪ Wild as the wind in Oregon ♪

♪ Blowin' up a canyon ♪

♪ Easier to tame ♪

♪ Riverboat ring your bell ♪

♪ Fare thee well Annabel ♪

♪ Luck is the lady
that he loves the best ♪

♪ Natchez to New Orleans ♪

♪ Livin' on Jacks and Queens ♪

♪ Maverick is a legend
of the West ♪

♪ Riverboat ring your bell ♪

♪ Fare thee well Annabel ♪

♪ Luck is the lady
that he loves the best ♪

♪ Natchez to New Orleans ♪

♪ Livin' on Jacks and Queens ♪

♪ Maverick is a legend
of the West ♪

♪ Maverick is a legend
of the West ♪♪