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Hey Panama!
Mr. Russell, he's here!
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Ben, it's a thing of the past.
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Let it be so.
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Sta�� ��ct a
Panama has been kicked out of the city.
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And make a reputation somewhere else,
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not here in North Fork
and with you
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Michah, thank you so much,
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but no one is going to stop it now.
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Not you, not me, not Panama.
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It is legal, moral, fair.
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Still, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
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It took you so long I thought
It won't arrive.
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I'm here, Panama.
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It's Mr. Russell.
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Yes, I see.
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It's your game, Panama, so play it.
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This is how it always ended,
Mr. Claremont.
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This is how it always ended.
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ST�ELEC
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OBITUARY
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Ben was an old man, but he was smart enough to
not to be drawn into such
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crazy games.
What happened Micah?
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He didn't let himself be stopped
He walked further and the sun shone in his eyes.
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Do you think Mr. Russell wanted to die?
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That's not what Micah said, son.
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But it is possible.
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The guy and his wife
what did you see standing on the porch.
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His name is Byron Claremont,
it's news from the east.
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He wrote for his newspaper
special articles about the West.
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Some of them were tattooed
also in the local newspaper.
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Did he write about Mr. Russell?
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He wrote about the city that Ben tamed,
when he was an American marshal.
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The last part of the article
will be Ben's obituary.
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They called him the fastest
west facing.
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But that was 20 years ago.
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Ben hadn't had a gun in his hand since
he retired.
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They don't talk about it in the article.
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Well, then come Panama and
trying to build a reputation.
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Ben knew it was coming
he must come later.
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He had his reputation and
he could not hide from us.
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It didn't take long,
and so he went towards it.
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As he sows, so shall he reap, eh?
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Well, we must go to the metal
come on son
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See you later, Micah.
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If we must fight, Eleanor,
let's keep it in the family�.
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It's the least that he has in public
to do is to laugh.
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Yes, Byron.
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Mar��le! I would like to talk to you
please, just one moment.
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Eleanor dear�?
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Mr. Claremont,
Can I do something for you?
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Yes, there is something
what I would like to clarify with you.
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I suppose
That you witnessed the shooting.
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Ben Russell was challenged by a
he accepted the invitation.
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I couldn't do anything
just to be a witness.
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Then you must have heard the old man
he tried to
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to get involved in it somehow, as if I
was responsible for his death.
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I heard.
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How do you explain that, mar��le?
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I think you know that as well as I do.
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Are you implying that because
what I wrote about him
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I made a ter� out of it
for Panama Billings? Unacceptable!
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But even if it were true
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I deny any guilt.
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I don't make up facts, but
I'm just informing them.
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You created men
which no longer existed.
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He seemed invincible,
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but he just wanted to sit in the sun
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and enjoy the time he has left.
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Lucas McCain, Mr. and Mrs. Claremont.
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Mr., Mr. Claremont.
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McCain, I heard about you.
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You and your, um,
you are something like...
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a legend in these parts.
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I only mind my own business.
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Did you mean it?
to mind my own business.
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But you are wrong, Mr. McCain,
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my business is a match
circumstances of other people.
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I see you agree with mar��l here.
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He seems to feel that I am...
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morally responsible
for the death of Ben Russell.
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I consider Micah's barrel
for quite natural.
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That's possible, but whatever it is,
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Ben Russell was a man
who spent his life.
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Claremont!
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My name is Panama Billings.
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When you talk about what happened today
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write that Ben Russell was a good man,
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until he ran into someone better.
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Mr.
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Sir, when it comes to being a man,
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against Ben Russell, you're half as good.
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But...
McCain, huh?
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I heard that with her
You're a good shot, friend.
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Maybe we'll have some fun.
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Let's find out what speed is.
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I know what speed is.
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Bravo! Well done.
And what about Mr. Russell?
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Who knows
land and country.
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Mr. Claremont, if you would take the job,
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You would know that I have a friend
he made a plowshare out of a tree.
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20 years ago!
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Again, it's a strange summer for me,
my husband... my husband...
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I'm very sorry.
Goodbye, Mr. McCain.
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Mr. Claremont.
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Eleanor!
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I'd hate to end up like her
married to him
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Me neither, Mark.
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come on son
we have a lot of work to do.
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Good.
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Good, Eleonora, good!
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I won't argue with you about that.
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But he is a bit �bored�,
when he opposes me
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every time someone looks at you
a guy over 180 cm smiles!
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If you wanted muscles instead of brains,
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you should have taken a belt!
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If he is talking about Mr. McCain,
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i mean
He made his point very well.
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Oh, your husband
left no one in doubt.
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Go on, Eleonore,
keep going!
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Byron, I think he meant it.
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I just meant
that Mr. McCain was very incarcerated.
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You also think
Was I responsible for this?
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For the death of that old fool?
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I didn't say that
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but what you wrote
it obviously had something to do with it.
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So at least I was able to
The pen is mightier
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no� me�.
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I'm sure old Ben Russell
would agree with you.
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My...
can i help you dad
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no son
this is too much for you.
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But what could you do
tell Eddy this at the hotel.
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tell him and he will take care
to send it by the nearest stagecoach.
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Good.
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Dad?
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I see.
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Thought he was to blame
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when did he write that article?
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Who? Mr. Claremont?
Well, not because he wrote it,
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son, but how he wrote it.
He's to blame for that.
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Well, he wrote the truth, didn't he?
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It was like that once upon a time,
not today
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And that's the point.
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V�, a man who should
tell people the truth
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should see things as they are
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not as he would like them to be.
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And in this he failed.
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Understood?
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I think so.
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I can, yes.
Go ahead and don't hesitate.
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Otherwise, we won't be able to spend the night at the hotel.
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Good.
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You're McCain's guy, huh?
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Luke McCain?
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This is my dad.
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Wait man, I want to ask
on that of your father.
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Is he really that good with that gun?
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It's good with a shotgun, right?
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I think so.
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come on man
you saw your father die.
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Is it good?
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No, dad...
he barely hits the barn door.
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But you are afraid, man.
That's in order.
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That's how the fight went on
Tell your dad
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and do this,
then nothing will happen to any of us.
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Mr. Claremont...
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I regret that I am before departure
he didn't catch your husband.
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I could tell him a lot,
which he could use
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in those newspaper links of his.
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I'm sure of that.
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Well, tell him
I will follow what he has to say about the day.
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And call him Billings
is crossed with two 'l's.
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Boy, don't forget what I told you
and don't forget it ��ct
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to your father.
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Or not.
I tell him I am.
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Are you okay, dad?
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I'm in debt, son
what did you say?
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Why, nothing?
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Son?
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Well, he asked me
if you are good with a gun.
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Yeah, and what did you say to him?
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Well, I guess I told him no.
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Mark, h�d�, or do you know it?
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I probably know that.
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You shouldn't be on it
so sing, Mr. McCain.
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Science has been going on for a long, long time
to learn what life is about.
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well ma'am
maybe he'll learn it today
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he will have a victory
remember it and it will grow.
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Forgive me Mr. McCain
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You certainly do a good job,
that's for sure�.
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- Good afternoon, sir.
- Good afternoon.
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You just can't help it, can you Eleanor?
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She had to talk to McCain again.
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Don't think so!
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I told you what about you
to your flirtatious mind.
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Well, Eleanor, play it your way
I'll play it my way too.
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I'm in town this afternoon
He asked about McCain again.
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It seems to be exactly like this
what we heard about him.
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It's an interesting story.
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- Why, Byron?
- Huh?
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Why did you ask?
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Just out of curiosity, he is a widower and
I am raising that boy.
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He does a pretty good job,
that is, if it happens in the local v���t.
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And from what I've learned
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is his reputation with that gun
more not justified.
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Mr. McCain, I am very pleased to
To see you again, I wanted to...
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i apologize for
how I behaved today
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Death of Ben Russell
she upset me quite a bit.
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I would never have thought
That I could be responsible for that.
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I hope you understand.
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I understand, Mr. Claremont.
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Can you sit down for a moment?
I would like to ask something.
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Please, just a moment.
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Well, maybe for a while.
What the hell, son?
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Okay, come on.
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Well, young man, I mean
I don't even know your name.
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My name is Mark.
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Handsome young man.
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Don't you think, Eleanor?
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I think she's bothering Mark.
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Think you're handsome, Mark?
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I love horses.
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Use this illogical argument
as a defense, it's great, Mark.
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And I see that you are doing a good job
with that boy, McCain.
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We understand each other.
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I'm surprised you haven't remarried
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give boys and girls education.
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Byron?
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That's fine, Mr. Claremont.
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As I said, we get along and
we'll make it.
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Come on, son.
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I'm sorry, I'd like you to stay a
we talked about the links that I have.
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- You would probably...
- Good night, Mr. Claremont.
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Why, Byron, why?
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M� dear� Eleonora, if I were
with you as unhappy as
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you with me
I would do something with it.
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You're smart, Byron, very smart.
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You surrounded me with luxury and
I can't do without it now.
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And now that I have to apologize,
I'm going to pack
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on the way to Kansas City.
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That can be postponed for now.
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I found a new one
material for your work.
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The article will be called
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St�elec.
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Byron Claremont?
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In this hotel,
Mr. Claremont, does he live here?
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I live here.
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Billy Benson, it's me.
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You may have heard
I killed Panama Billings.
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No, I didn't hear that.
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That guy, McCain.
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I read in the newspaper
what did you write
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Why do you talk so much about him?
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Is that so famous?
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Mr. McCain is, Billy,
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shooter faster than anyone
a well-known gunman.
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Pistol?
Do you think against �estira�k?
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Exactly.
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Well, in that case, Mr. Claremont,
you will be able to write a new article.
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As soon as I find Mr. McCain.
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How do you want your name printed?
Billy or William?
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well i mean
I would prefer William.
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William Benson,
that will be good.
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Eleanor?
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it's saturday dad
I have finished all my work.
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Shall we go to the city now?
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Well not today son
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I have a lot of work to do here.
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But that's what you said last Saturday and
Saturday before
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We were not in town these Saturdays!
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Well, maybe five weeks.
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This is Mr. Claremont.
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Yes, I see.
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Whoa, man, whoa.
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Mr. McCain?
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I had to come and talk to you.
Did you see this?
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Unrivaled shooter
in used steel weapons.
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Lucas McCain,
unlike its predecessors,
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table from the side from the shoot.
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Lucas McCain, director,
quickly becoming a legend,
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his unfriendly...
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Originally posted three weeks ago,
on the day you are with Mark
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they left town and
he wrote one every day.
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A man came to town today
was looking for you
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said Billy Benson.
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He probably wants to be his
the name appeared in the newspapers.
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Mark, make sure that
returned Mr. Claremont to town.
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Then go to Micah's
office and wait for me.
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- Understood?
- Good.
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Mr. McCain,
be careful.
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You'd better take a jacket.
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Lucas, I want to talk to you.
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So quick Micah
I have to take care of something.
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It won't take long.
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He asked the writer
Claremont gave you trouble.
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I couldn't help but notice
what an impression you made
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to Mrs. Claremont,
when did you meet her
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But that's not why you're here, is it, Lucas?
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I've been out of town for three weeks
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She came to see what was going on.
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do you understand
When will he face Billy Benson
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will� then have to react
on every weapon in the vicinity.
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And you don't want to order another coffin.
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Exactly
the city just paid Toomey
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for the last one, for Ben Russell.
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Well, I'm not Ben Russell and
I have to think about Mark.
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Claremont must stop.
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He thought he killed Benson
stop Claremont?
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More will be written about you
grant you such fame
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that he won't be able to drive down the street,
you wouldn't even look over your shoulder.
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Micah, I agree with you.
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Goodbye Billy
my name is McCain what does he want�?
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Z��ez.
I have a little one for Panama Billings,
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did you hear
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Yeah, I heard.
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According to the rules about men
doesn't say much.
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that's all
what does he want to leave behind, billy?
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Rust on the handle of the weapon?
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There's a gun on the handle
there are many cities
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sir, and I intend to fill it.
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I might, Billy, but not with me.
Watch this.
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That's right, Billy, I'm good at it
I hit what I aim for.
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I'm fast, but I don't do it in order.
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I also don't want to fly into the city every time,
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when a young man wants to see
how am i good
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So if you don't mind Billy
we better leave it at that.
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Dad?
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Yeah.
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Did you like Mr. Claremont?
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Definitely not her husband.
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I mean outside, dad?
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What are you up to?
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Well...
well, only if you liked her?
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I said I liked her.
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Come on Mark
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out here �people see�
only very few nice ones.
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And when they come across it all at once,
so...
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he stops and admires the beauty.
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It's like... well...
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like watching a sunset
or to a beautiful picture.
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He should admire and respect him,
you wouldn't even want to own it.
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Well, I get it, but I can't
imagine a woman
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like some picture.
Sure, if it was the end of...
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V�, I saw recently
to the pasture� end...
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beautiful!