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[METAL GQU EAKS]

[RUSTLI NG]

DeGIare your intentions!

[G U NSHOT] - [HE GROANS]

[GU NSHOTS]

[BLADE SWIGH ES] - [H E YELLG]

♪ Somewhero Uetween Ueau anU Ueh ♪

♪ Wherever she turns you ♪

♪ In the mouth of the Uesort southwest ♪

♪ She Uon't care if she Uurns you ♪

♪ UnUer a Navajo s ♪

♪ My aim is roGk steaUy ♪

♪ They s it' s a good U to Uie ♪

♪ The vulturos are ready ♪

♪ The vulturos are ready ♪

♪ Riding on ♪

♪ As the hills anU the valleys UiviUo ♪

♪ So Uoes our justice ♪

♪ The army convinGeU it was right ♪

♪ They askoU me to trust it ♪

♪ The tears th he marked the long walk ♪

♪ Will not Ue forgotten ♪

♪ We all UIoed the same on these rooks ♪

♪ In tho eyes of tho mountains ♪

♪ In tho eyes of tho mountains ♪

♪ Riding on ♪

♪ She is the winU on my faoo ♪

♪ An ariU rominUor ♪

♪ I UurieU my wite in this plaoo ♪

♪ Ono Uay I will finU her ♪

♪ I miss the Iift in your voice ♪

♪ Sweet as a sparrow ♪

♪ Oh , my love, UiU I make the right ohoice ♪

♪ To follow this arrow? ♪

♪ Follow this arrow ♪

♪ Riding on ♪

♪ Somewhero Uetween Ueau anU Ueh ♪

♪ Wherever she turns you ♪

♪ In the mouth of the Uesort southwest ♪

♪ She Uon't care if she Uurns you ♪

♪ She Uon't care if she Uurns you ♪

♪ Riding on ♪

Well , sure.

I GoulU send out a whole Gavalry oompany for this job.

It's an oPtion.

You were aUout to ask me that very question , weren't you?

That thou9ht oGourreU Uuring your verUosity.

It's a good question.

Astute thinking on your part.

But here ' s my Uelief:

I Uelieve that senUing out a full Gavalry GomPany

is the surest way to guarantee

that those supplies will never reaoh Gan Carlos.

BeoorU ...

MerriGk, if I may be so tamiliar.

You anU I are olU hanUs out here.

We know how things Ualanoe out.

There is not a oompany the fort

that Gan stand a9ainst the Apaohe in their own UaGarU.

Am I ri9ht?

If the ConfeUeraGy' U hireU on some Apaohe troops

I believe that war woulU still Ue goin9 on right now.

Yes, sir.

Most assureUIy.

We Uon't unUerstanU the Apaohe

anU we Uon't want their Gompany

Uut we Uo resPeGt ' em.

I'm not goin9 to minimise the terror

those people must be feeling with this epiUemio Uown south.

Gure, there are UoGtors in San Carlos...

two, mayUe three

who know their hip trom their elUow.

But what those people want

anU truly neeU ri9ht now

are Urugs anU meUioal supplies.

It's urgent.

Haven't slept too muoh this past week

tryinD to tigure out how to supPIy them.

PinU a solution.

AnU then you haU the notion to riUe out.

[H E CH UCKLEG]

CorreGt.

Like a knight from heaven

sent Uy GoU himself.

I haU a notion to ride out.

But then ...

suUdenly the answer Game to me.

Merriok BeoorU

Gould take that wagon Uown to San Carlos by himself.

You ooulU Uo it.

AIone. UnaGoompanied.

You ' U oause less oommotion than some UIunderin9 GomPany.

AnU you know how to navigate the ApaGhe.

The answer was so simple

so Uivinely perfeot, that I almost Iau9heU alouU.

The notion ot riUing alone

throu9h Apaohe oountry Uoesn't make me mirthtul , Major.

Well , mayUe not, Uut it Uoes 9ive a man oonfiUenoe.

I've alreaUy orUereU the waDon IoadeU.

Those folks in Gan Carlos Uesperately neeU those supplies.

AnU I neeU sleep almost as UaUIy.

I ' II Ue on my way insiUe of an hour.

Arm left. ForwarU.

[MEN U LU LATE]

PIa9ues anU UIaGk boils!

Blast them tarnal sava9es to hell.

[H E SPLUTTERS]

ThunUeration , woman.

What in the name of GoU are you transportin '

in this wa9on that stinks thaway?

Are the smells of Uurning fineries

truly your Ui9gest GonGern at this time?

You got some sass in you.

I Uon't aUiUe a woman gettin ' oontrary.

Oh , Mule.

Allow the woman a moment to 9ather herself.

We've all been through an orUeal.

Well , sinGe you asked me so polite-like

I ' II allow it.

Ma' am. May I offer you some assistanGe?

Have you any meUioal experienGe?

Not formally, no, Uut I have slioeU open

a few men in my lifetime.

A man out here ohanGes Uying every day, ma' am.

It ain't gooU for a IaUy like you to think aUout

but that's the way it is.

But you don't have to worry aUout th too muGh , ma' am.

Men without women are real plentiful out here.

Ma' am , it might Ue better if you just let Mr Butler

bleeU out his insiUes right here.

What Uo you mean Uy that?

Your husUanU ...

he weren't the Uravest oritter I ever IaiU eyes on

when those ApaGhes aokeU.

AnU that was baok when we haU a wa9on anU horses.

Now...

it might Ue better if Mr Butler weren't Ureathin9

when those ApaGhes oome UaGk.

You UiUn't think they was throu9h with us, UiU you?

They' II be baok.

And it they saw insiUe that wagon ...

glimPseU wh a Iooker you are...

they' II be Uaok quiGk.

With intentions.

You have no GompunGtions whatsoever

about Iettin9 my husUanU Uie?

Ma' am , we 9ots to prepare

for our ne en9agement with those InUians.

[BI LLY] : Pa, I see dust.

[GUN COCKS]

I see a wa9on.

There ' s a reU Gross painteU upon the oanvas.

It's a army wagon . How many solUiers riUing esoort?

None.

Whoa, whoa.

How many on the wagon?

One man riUin9 on the boot.

Looks like the time I paiU two niokels in ohurGh

is about to pay oft.

You minU your husUanU while we Gonverse with this stran9er.

But perhaps this wagon will Ue able to...

EUmunU.

I aUvise you to take Gare of that

pre little husbanU of yours in silenoe.

Looks like you all haU an enoounter.

You tolks makin9 Gamp here?

Well. .. a man oamps where he has to.

Where's the rest of the army?

Three Uays, few hours north of here at Port Stalwart.

Thou9h it might take you a mite longer oot.

Why are you riUin9 alone like this?

You Uislike the GomPany of others?

Oh , I'm Gapable on my own.

Where you headeU?

South.

San Carlos.

You tolks oome from that way?

Oh , yeah. We, uh ...

We Game from that Uireotion.

AmUusheU Uy Apaohe?

Yeah.

AnU we ' d sure appreoiate your assistanGe.

Them Braves aren't far off, anU ...

we hope to Ue oft anU away

before they return for an enGore.

Will you help us out?

[EDM U ND] : We ' U Ue UeholUen.

I've Ueen sent on a mission Uy the US Army.

You Uetter holU ri9ht there... frienU.

Somethin9 amiss?

A Gouple thin9s I ' U like to say to you men.

Feel free to say anything you like.

Well , first thing ' s aUout these here animals the army 9ave me.

They' II pull tar, anU they're steaUy

Uut they ain't fast.

In faot, they ooulUn 't outrun a little olU IaUy

let alone oompete with APaohe ponies.

The other thing is

if three men were to Uraw on me

all at onGe...

well , there woulUn't be Uut two ot you left stanUin9 at most.

I ' d kill the olU one first

then I ' U see who else I GoulU Urop.

I'm steaUy anU experienoeU in suoh ...

situations.

Well , whatever gave you suoh inhospitable thoughts aUout us?

Well , I was just oonsiUerin9 wh I might Ue tempted to Uo

if I was stranUed in ApaGhe Gountry

with a woman anU a wounUeU man anU someUoUy happeneU

to Gome alon9 with a Gouple tresh mules.

AIriDht.

Ma' am?

Are these men your kin , Uy any GhanGe?

[WOMAN] : They are strangers to me.

You better keep your Uistanoe

it you wanna keeP this whole thing friendly.

EUmunU!

Come on , man.

I see you have a Gasualty.

Oh , yeah. Now, he...

he's Uigestin9 some IeaU

thou9h he ' s Uetter off' n our horses.

Hm.

Will you look at my husUanU's injury?

You ' II pardon me while I assist these others.

Yes?

Of oourse, man . Of Gourse.

♪ I ' II give you my hanU anU I ' II give you my worU ♪

♪ As suro as this whiskey is wet ♪

♪ Whatever they tolU you , whever you hearU ♪

♪ You ain't seen the worst ot me yet ♪

Go right aheaU and help ' em.

♪ The righteous get lost on the roaU ♪

♪ I ain't living Uy th kinU of coUe ♪

♪ Mmm ♪

Yeah , that's a nasty one.

DeeP too.

Have you any experienGe UoGtoring suGh injuries?

Enough to know his GhanGes mi9ht improve

if I Gut that Uullet out.

To hell with that.

We 9otta get out ot this tarnal valley

Uetore them tarnal savages oome Uaok anU take our tarnal sGalps.

If we all moveU to a ser spot, we ' U Ue Uetter off, ma' am.

Then Iet' s quit all this jawing anU ride.

[M ERRICK] : Well , moving right now mi9ht kill this man.

[MU LE] : Well , we all gonna be UeaU 'fore too long.

We neeU to Do.

That ain't your Ueoision to make.

Now, she Gan 9et another husUanU.

Ain't one of us oan grow a new sGalp.

Move an inGh oloser to that gun

I'm gonna be Gutting IeaU out of you too.

EUmunU.

Don't inorease the numUer of Gasualties

we ' re Uealing with here.

Mrs Butler.

Ma' am.

'Tain't reasonaUIe to stay out here

in the open anU to wait to Det killeU.

Now, onGe we finU some shelter

we ' II 9et th Uullet out your husUanU.

I swear that to you as a Christian.

[WOMAN] : If he survives the travel.

We ' re gonna riUe oarefuI

anU make sure that he Uoes, hm?

[BUTLER] : Water.. . - He wants water.

Got any water? - I'm out.

Waterin9 hole up aheaU was a stop I PIanneU to make.

Hey, I have a Ganteen with some left.

Well , give it in.

Bring it in , Uoy.

Is it far to this water hole you know?

It ain't far.

It's GalleU Paohe Wells.

It's the only water souroe I know of in the region

that stays wet Uuring dry spells.

I'm sure glaU you know this Gountry so good.

Will we Ue any ser in your wagon

than we were in ours?

The important thing right now is getting out ot the open , ma' am.

So if you're not oPposeU to 9oin9...

we should Ue off.

Then let us hurry.

AIriDht.

AIriDht. Let' s get him into the wagon.

Ever so gently, so he Uoesn't bleeU worse.

EUmunU , go gather uP our things.

I woulU like to ride alon9siUe my husbanU.

Th' s a gooU iUea, ma' am.

Billy, riUe up front.

EUmunU , riUe in the UaGk with these sadUIeUags.

We sure appreGiate all this assistanGe you're 9iving us.

I Uon't Uelieve I Gaught your name.

BeGord.

You heard of me?

No, sir, not that I reGall.

Uh , ain't room for a thirU on that UenGh

so I ' II riUe with my assoGiate

baGk of the wagon.

Give me a hanU , eh?

AIright, mister, Iet' s IaunGh this wagon like a oannonUall.

Waterin9 hole ' s that way.

Our route ' s north.

The water anU this wa9on are goin9 south.

[H E CLICKS TONGUE] Gtep up.

[BI LLY] : BIisters! Can't these oritters move any faster?

[M ERRICK] : Like I said , they ain't built for speeU.

[BI LLY] : A slug ooulU beat this Paoe in the miUUIe of winter.

There's another name goes in tront of BeGorU?

MerriGk.

Merriok BeoorU ...

my name's Billy MoKee.

That olU goat in the rear?

That's my pa.

" Mule" Charley MGKee.

We truly appreoiate your help.

That other one... EUmunU.

He Ueen riUing with you for a while?

Yeah . Ever sinGe I was a little kiU.

You Uon't have to worry aUout him , he ' II mind Pa.

Oh , I'm not worried about him.

[BI LLY] : You been in Tuoson Iately?

A few weeks ago.

Man , I miss that plaGe.

Is there anythin9 new up that way?

There was a Uank roUUery

a tew weeks a9o. - I Uon't mean like that.

I mean , is there any saloons or Parlours?

Any Urothel girls, yeah?

There ' s a IaUy in this wagon.

You keeP those keen eyes Iooking for ApaGhes, Uoy.

Gtep up.

Easy, easy.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

This PIaoe look familiar to you?

No, not at all.

HanUsome fella.

Explains how he 9ot himself this Mrs Butler.

Has his GonUition worseneU?

Not notiGeaUIy.

There's some antiseptio in the wagon , gauzes anU UanUa9es.

Why Uon't you go fetGh those?

I ' II retrieve them.

You anU your son shoulU loose these mules

water ' em anU stake ' em in that grass PatGh over there.

Now, if we stake ' em there

they' II have to olimU uphill to get out this plaGe.

Not good tor Ieavin ' in a hurry.

Yeah , well , if Apaohes visit us

we won't have time to hitoh up that wagon.

We Uefinitely Gan't put those mules on that riU9e.

Ah.

OK.

Billy, tenU these animals.

EUmunU , UuilU a fire.

Well , if you would like a fire

I reGommenU you UuilU one yourself.

The MoKees mi9ht take orUers from you

Uut that Uoesn't mean I will . - I warneU you , man.

Now, you builU that fire like the man says

or I ' II 9ive you another towelling like I UiU in LareUo.

Oh , that inoiUent was a long time ago, olU timer.

You Uon't walk quite as tall as you diU in those Uays.

ThunUeration , man!

Don't push it. - [M U LE WH I N N I ES]

I will UuilU your fire as requested ...

frienU.

Are you going to sterilise that UIaUe Uefore oPeratin9?

Th' s why we ' re risking the fire right now.

How have you stayeU alive this long?

Being a little quiGker and a little smarter than most.

Lightin9 a fire out in the open

ain't eviUenoe of that intelligenoe.

The InUians know we've Gome to this plaGe.

Well , there ' s a Ghanoe they don't.

Your mules left traoks.

Yeah.

Will finU those marks for Gertain ...

but only er they revisit the valley.

Go in the meantime, there's no sense tellin9 them

or any other Uand in this vioinity that we are here.

You know, not many white men know Paohe Wells even exists.

You ever Ueen here before?

No.

Go UuilU that fire over there

anU keep it small.

[BLADE RAGPS]

DiU he Uite you?

No.

Just tryin9 to run away.

[SIZZLI NG]

GhoulU I 9et MGKee to braoe your husbanU?

I'm not squeamish.

He ' s gonna Uuok like a Uronoo. - I Gan holU him fast. Please.

HolU him tight.

[BUTLER WAI LG]

Hold him , holU him!

[H E WAI LG]

[H E GCREAMG]

HolU him tight, holU him tight. - [SHE G RUNTS]

[H E YELLG AND G ROANS]

It's out.

Please.

ProoeeU.

[H E WAI LG]

ShoulU I Uandage his injury at this time?

Yeah. Yeah , 90 ahead.

Um ...

Um. .. is there anything else to Uo for him?

All we oan do now is wait.

I'm sorry that a person like you is...

stuGk in a situation like this.

Well , it's fortunate that my husUanU anU I

happeneU upon a Ueoent human Uein9 out here.

I ' II return the mediGal suPplies to the wa9on.

Billy, Put that fire out.

OK. I ' II Uo it, mister.

A keepsake for your misaUventures.

[MU LE] : BeGord.

Let' s ohew some words, it you Uon't minU.

That was a...

migh fine little Uit of UoGtorin9 you UiU there.

I Uet that weren't the first Uullet you ever Uu9 out a man.

It was not.

Yeah , I fi9ureU.

So, now that Uullet' s out

I think it's time for us to sGuttle north to Fort Gtalwart.

I'm not 9oin9 north.

Just where do you plan to go?

South.

Mission at San Carlos.

There ' s a fever epidemiG there

anU the peoPIe in that town neeU the meUioine in my wagon.

If you Uoys want to Gome with me, well ...

you ' re more than weloome.

You speak with a lot of GonfiUenGe, man.

Hell of a lot.

Espeoially for a Ione fella, taoing Uown three.

Wa9on anU those mules are mine

anU my itinerary is set.

[MU LE] : You know, talking like...

What' s the matter, Uoy?

Apaohes, Pa.

Got the smell of ' em.

PIa9ues anU UIaGk boils.

Your Uoy right about these things?

Ten times out of ten.

Stay right there. Don't even Ureathe.

AIright, mister. You know how to hanUIe InUians?

Let' s 90 hanUIe them.

[WH I N NYI NG]

[HORSE SNORTG]

[RUSTLI NG]

[M ERRICK] : He looks like a soout.

I'm 9on ' Gome from behinU this boulUer so he Gan see me.

I know some Braves anU oan speak a few worUs.

While he ' s distraGteU

wounU him or Uisarm him

Uut no matter what

Uo not kill him . You unUerstanU me?

FrienU.

[HE SPEAKS APACH E]

Chalipun?

MerriGk BeoorU?

[G U NSHOT] - Gtop!

[G U NSHOT]

ReU UIazes, kid!

You weren't suPposeU to murder him!

Billy! Billy!

I killeU him , Pa.

What you UiU , you stupiU reptile

is just purGhase for us the meroiless blaok wrath

ot the APaohe. - BIisters, man.

I ain't letting him report our Position to his triUe.

That' U Ue a tool thin9 to Uo.

I knew this man.

CoulU have arrangeU safe passaDe for us all.

[HORSE WH I N N I EG]

The pony!

GraU it. Hey, hey!

[BI LLY] : We gotta get out of here.

[M ERRICK] : You now just see what you Uone?

The reU hell you just bought tor us?

[BI LLY] : You're the one that pulleU him out in the open.

[M ERRICK] : He haU his hands raiseU frienUIy.

We were talking . You saw that.

But it ain't buying us anythin9 to worry aUout that now.

When the Apaohes finU that pony, they' II Ue upon us.

[MATCH GTRI KES]

Oh , I'm sorry.

I UiUn't mean to interrupt your sermon.

Well , surely you oould see

we neeU to riUe hot hell out of here ri9ht now.

You just saw firsthanU

how slow our mules are oompareU to that one.

That's why we neeU to go. Now.

Get ourselves a Uig IeaU before that pony Dets baok--

No.

Moving right now will kill Mr Butler.

Put us in the thirs wiUe open

exPoseU to the sun anU ven9eful APaohe.

There's some army spades in the UaGk of that wagon.

Go on anU get them.

If we oan Uury this mistake

we mi9ht have half a ohanGe of fooling those InUians.

Where the hell is EUmunU?

I Uidn't see him . - Man shoulU Ue helping us Uig.

That man is aotin9 more waywarU than I'm going Uroke.

AIriDht.

AIriDht.

We gonna keep his rifle?

We ' re tryin9 to hiUe this mess

not aoquire keepsakes to show everyone wh we UiU.

OK. I just... there just ain 't Ueen many times

in my Iite I saiU , " Damn I wish I UiUn't have this 9un. "

Boy, I ' II swat you like I diU your mestizo mother.

Go aheaU.

You sass me again.

Put the Uamn rifle in there.

Them Apaohes won't muGh appreGiate us

buryin9 their Brave like a white man.

It's a9ainst their Ueliefs.

Yeah , you're ri9ht aUout that.

But I'm hopinD we ' re far anU away Uefore they UisGover him.

Where the hell Uid you Uisappear to?

You shoulU have assisteU us with that UiD.

CIeaning up after your Uoy isn't my responsiUili.

Well , shall we Ue oft?

We neeU to wait until Mr Butler is well enough to travel.

No, we've spent enough time in PaGhe Wells.

If you Ghoose to remain , you do so on your own.

Don't threaten me.

I welGome any reUuttal you Gare to offer, trienU.

AIriDht, no use you two killin9 eaoh other

till we know how things are gonna 90 with the Apaohe.

We will Gommandeer that army vehiole it you Uon't oUIige us.

I've got no Uesire to stay in this internal plaoe

one minute longer than I have to.

But we neeU to let Mr Butler heal some

or we will kill him.

Huh.

You Ureathe too IouU , frienU.

You telegraph it.

You give yourself away

even to a man you ' U shoot in the UaGk.

[BI LLY GN IGGERG]

Get worms, you little bastarU.

I ain't no UastarU.

A Mexioan priest saiU the worUs--

Shut the hell uP!

AIriDht.

Put away your gun , man.

EUmunU ' s just tryin9 to throw a sGare into you is all.

He ' U never shoot a man in the Uaok.

This whole situation 's ing knots in our guts, see.

It's 9ot us all a little Uit anxious.

EUmunU won't kill noUody

unless he gets the orUer from me

and I ain't gonna allow him

to flash shots at a man who ' s helPeU us out.

You hearU that?

Yeah.

If EUmunU draws on me a9ain

there ' II Ue reperGussions.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

AUner, it's me, your brother.

I oame alone. You Gan show yourself.

[PAPERS RUSTLE]

[M ERRICK, VO] : "Dear Abner, I'm wrifing You fhis Ietter

because I've gof gooä news

if You 'II pockef fhaf sfubborn Virginia priäe of yours

anä aämif fhe war between fhe OonfeäeracY

anä fhe Union Is over

burleä for years.

Af presenf, fhe Unifeä Gfafes has a IIsf of crimes

chargeä againsf you longer fhan fwo necles

sfarting wlfh your escape from fhaf Yankee prison in 0hio

anä Incluäing fhe robberles You äiä all along fhe boräer.

WIfh all fhese offences fallieä

You seem IIke a very formiäable enemy fo them.

I've useä all my sway trylng to square fhings

so you can go back home fo Virginla a free man."

Whoa.

"That's finally been arrangeä.

There's a full paräon awaifing You.

I 'II meef you in fwo weeks af Pache Wells

anä escort you fo Tucson

where You can fake an oafh of loYalty fo fhe Unifeä Gfafes

anä flnally be forgiven.

This Is your chance fo finallY go back home

free anä honesf.

Your äear brofher, Merriok."

[MU LE] : Ain't it oUvious, Uoy?

BeoorU has that olU Gouthern honour in his UIooU.

[BI LLY] : I sure hoPe he oan fenU off them InUians

as 9ooU as we UiU.

I neeU more proof.

[M RG BUTLER SCREAMS]

[HE GROANG]

OUios, Uetestable jaokal!

Release me!

Don't Uo it, son.

Ain't we got trouUIes enou9h right now?

[EDMU N D] : I Uon't neeU any guiUanGe from you.

Look where your IeaUership 9ot us!

Billy, take his Dun.

You shoulUn't hanUIe me that way, olU man.

Still young enough.

How' U your man 9et so unravelleU?

Well , he 9ot into some of that

meUioinal alGohol in the wa9on.

DiUn't inGrease his intelligenoe muGh.

That drink UiUn't 9ive him any iUeas he UiUn't have

from the first moment he saw me.

You're ri9ht aUout that, ma' am

Uut the true wonUer is that we only haU to intervene onGe.

You keep him or9aniseU.

I ' II try.

If I have to Uisoipline him myself

it' II Ue severe.

Come on , UuU . Come on. OK. Wake up.

Get him , boy. Take him Uaok there.

There we 90. Come on.

Mr BeGord.

Can you Gome over here for a moment anU make an appraisal?

His temperature has risen anU he's Uurning up.

Yeah , this is it.

This is the UaU time.

Either that fever will Uurn the poison out of him

or he ' II ...

I unUerstanU.

[BOTTLES CLI N K]

This will help with his fever.

I want to thank you for all that you've Uone.

Yeah , well , I hope it's enouDh.

We ' re in your UeUt.

Well , we ain't out of this yet.

No matter what happens

you Ueserve our gratituUe.

You stoPped to help us

while you were on your way to somewhere else.

You're trouUIeU Uy this Uelay.

There ' s a fever epiUemio at Gan Carlos.

MeUioine I'm transportin9 in this waDon was for them.

Well , I'm sorry that our follies

will impaot you anU so many others.

Yeah , well , they shoulU 've got these drugs a week a9o...

so a oouple Uays ' Uelay won't matter too muoh.

Well , for some ot them , it might matter very, very muoh.

Do you have family in Gan Carlos?

A wife?

No.

I Uon't know anyUoUy down there.

Are you marrieU?

I was.

It's harU to imagine a woman letting go of a man like you.

Yeah , well , she UieU betore she knew me well enou9h

to Ureak thin9s off, so...

You have my GonUolenoes.

No honest man

shoulU have to enUure so many trials anU inUignities.

Ma' am.

♪ I nUigo ♪

♪ How the s oan tease your silhouette ♪

♪ Now I know ♪

♪ The violet purple ot regret ♪

♪ She is a vision ♪

♪ But too Uright ♪

♪ I walk it baok ♪

♪ Still intact ♪

♪ Let this night rel ♪

[MU LE] : Any signs?

None.

We Gould put a lot of miles

between us anU this plaGe toni9ht.

Push them animals hard , might make Port Gtalwart

in two Uays rather than three.

I tolU you when we travel.

I also tolU you where.

[RUSTLI NG]

I Uidn't mean to startle you.

Announoe yourself when you draw near.

I shall.

WoulU you oome with me to Jeft?

I Uelieve his fever' s subsideU.

He ' s steadier than before.

I ' II 9et him some water to Urink.

BIisters...

How many GuPs have you haU? Pour?

That there ' s his fifth Gup of ooffee.

For some unknown reason , our trienU

wants to keep himself from falling asleep all ni9ht.

The wind sounUs so haunting out here...

so empty anU alone.

I Uon't see why anyone woulU ever Ghoose

to Iive in this land.

Well ...

there ' s reasons to Uwell in these parts.

How aUout this spot?

You ever hide out here before?

Nope. Never been here before.

Why are you askin9?

My Urother was killeU here.

You have my GonUolenoes, Mr BeGord.

Well , I'm mi9h saUUeneU to hear a thing like that.

Are you? - I saiU I was.

How UiU your Urother pass?

He was murUereU in the Uark Uy UushwhaGking oowarUs.

It was a Urutal killing.

Without sense.

Lot of killings make no sense.

They shot him four times anU mutilated his UoUy

in ways I woulU not desoribe in front of any woman.

Well , sounUs like...

he got attaGkeU Uy InUians.

Wasn't InUians.

Well , that's real tragiG.

A man woulU have to Ue heartless to Ueny that.

I apPreoiate your sympathies.

Well , you've got mine, man.

You Uo. Let me tell you something.

Mule Charley MGKee never haU it easy neither.

And I ...

took to Iivin9 Uy the gun.

Now, I admit that to you people.

But I never Uone it from Ghoioe.

It all was torGeU on me

Uaok when my Billy was just a IaU.

I ' steaUeU me a ranGh

IiveU on it with my boy and his mestizo mother.

But, uh ...

she was killeU , anU then ...

the IanU offioe took the plaGe.

I know all aUout your " honest" homesteaUin9 Uays, olU timer.

You were pretty generous with that runnin9 iron of yours.

We all UiU that UaGk then.

Uh-huh . - We's rounUing up.

You Gan't stop to Gount out a man ' s strays.

I reokon I lost just as many Ueeves as I gaineU.

I UouUt that.

Well ...

a man got to look out for hisself anU his own , ri9ht?

Do Uusiness the way he sees tit.

A man ' s gotta Ue aUIe to stanU UehinU what he does at night

when the noontime sun is shining down on him.

That's well saiU , man . Well saiU.

You know, I've aUmired you PIen sinoe meetin9 you.

"Mucho, " like my wife useU to say.

You're the sort ot hombre th makes a fine frienU ...

anU a muy malo enemy.

Hm?

Now, the boys anU me unUerstand

you ' re Uetermined to Urive south to San Carlos

anU we fi9ure, welI

maybe there ' s some money in it tor you.

AnU never onGe in my entire life diU I meet a man

who woulUn't ohan9e his plans if the priGe was ri9ht.

To show you I'm a Christian trustworthy

I'm gon ' tell you right out.

Them saUUIebags we got.

They're Uurstin9 full of spenUing money.

Yours?

Is now.

AnU so that's what me anU the Uoys Ueen talkinD over.

We ' re willing to offer you ...

a thousanU Uollars, feUeral money

to Point that team north right now

anU 9allop to Port Gtalwart.

Oh , that's a mi9h generous offer you're making.

It's simple, frienU.

Go north. Get riGh.

Stay alive.

[MU LE] : Shh. Hush , Edmund.

Now, all of us 9ot to stay reasonaUIe aUout this thin9.

AIri9ht?

Now...

the Uoys anU me, we just Gome up from the south

anU Uetween here anU to San Carlos

ain't nothin9 Uut goUtorsaken oountry anU the hostiles.

We seen it ourselves, ain't we, son?

Yep.

It's just like Pa says.

Gee, you ' U never surviveU goinD Uown that way

anU ain't noUoUy holU it a9ainst you if you turn baGk.

It we heaU north , Ghanoes are muGh Uetter.

Might even meet a army patrol 'fore too Ion9

it we IathereU them animals.

Yeah , raGin9 those mules woulUn't get you very far.

Thou9h it woulU kill them.

AnU Mr Butler.

I'm sorry, MGKee.

But I have oUIi9ations

that a thousanU Uollars Gould never wash away.

Mrs Butler.

You're weloome to remain here with us.

I fear the smells in this area might eGt my Gonstitution.

BeGord.

MoKee?

I want no trouUIe with you.

Well , that's fine.

But I ' II tell it to you UireGt.

We ' II take them animals from you , by foroe

if that's the only option you give us.

Think it over.

Well , I ' II Ue waiting on this siUe of the pooI

washing that wa9on reaUy anU armeU whenever you want, MoKee.

After you , ma' am.

You Uoys sleeP well.

[OWL HOOTG]

BeGord.

Were you asleep?

Mm. .. I UrifteU for a moment.

I won't let that hapPen again.

I oame to tell you that Jeff is awake.

I want to thank you.

Jefferson Calhoun Butler, third.

MerriGk BeGorU.

You woulU 've Uone the same for me.

Oh , I Uon't know that I Gould 've Uone what you UiU.

It is a Gertain that you saveU my life, Mr BeGorU.

I am grateful tor your aUministrations.

I suPpose that I Uon't have to

point this out to you , Uut...

well , my wife anU I , we ' re...

we ' re not maUe for frontier living.

You know, I was on the.. . the general's st...

in the war.

We doUgeU GannonUalls anU Dunshots

bayonets, just as any other intantrymen.

I never ran from the enemy.

Not onoe.

After the war, I oame UaGk home and I figureU , you know

I'm just as gooU as the ne man.

Better than many.

But I don't feel that way out here.

Well , the frontier is a Ghallenging plaGe.

Oh , well , you ' re kinU to say that.

Look, it hurts my pride

to say this alouU.

But I'm raiU that

we still neeU your help.

Right now, I. .. I know that you ' re gonna Uo what' s best

for all of us, aren't you?

Mr BeoorU?

I ' II Uo what I have to Uo.

Hey.

All I ask that you oonsiUer the welfare ot this...

fine youn9 IaUy just as well as your odUs

a9ainst those Yankee UriganUs when you maUe your deGision.

No matter the situation

a man ' s 9ot to Ue able to Iive with the ohoiGes he makes.

Sorry, ami9o...

I've staked this olaim.

HomesteaU somewhere else.

[GNAKE H ISSEG GENTLY]

Can't fall asleep.

[RUSTLI NG]

[RUSTLI NG]

[RUSTLI NG]

[RUSTLI NG]

I ain't falling for that.

[MU LE] : Edmund ! Watoh out!

[G U NSHOT]

[G U NSHOT]

[G U NSHOT]

BeGord!

Keep your skirts behinU that wagon , Mrs Butler.

[MU LE] : Billy Uoy!

EUmunU.

What' s happening over there?

You holU it right there, MGKee!

Go on anU flin9 that 9un a UistanGe trom you.

Billy?

You answer me now.

I saiU fling that gun.

Boy?

I saiU holU it riDht there, MGKee.

I 9ot to get my Uoy.

[M ERRICK] : He ' s Past helping.

It Gan't Ue.

It is.

My Billy.

I'm Iookin9 at you , BeGord.

AnU I'm Iookin9 at you

with ire

anU a Uurning , boiling wrath.

AnU I swear...

I swear a fiery UIaGk oath to GoU right now

that if I 9et the ohanGe

I'm gonna enU your life.

And it I Uo get the Ghanoe, I ' II Uo it with my Uare hanUs.

Hm?

You Ura9 EUmunU to the overhanD.

Do what you want with him there, if anything.

I GraGkeU his skull Pretty harU.

And drag your boy over there so you Gan bury him.

You Uon't want the buzzarUs oatGhinD his soent.

♪ They say the man ♪

♪ You neeU to fear ♪

♪ Is the man ♪

♪ With nothing left to Ioso ♪

♪ Now you sleep on Uynamite ♪

♪ One U I ' II come arounU and wako you with the fuse ♪

♪ What you stole from mo ♪

♪ Cannot be healed ♪

♪ You don't get to orawl ♪

♪ Out ot this wreck ♪

♪ Well , the two things I havo for you ♪

♪ Are my bare hanUs arounU your neok ♪

♪ It's an eye for an oyo ♪

♪ AnU the heavens closeU the s ♪

♪ AnU there ain't no sign of Jesus in this town ♪

♪ Well , this Uoesn't enU well ♪

♪ This train only stops in hell ♪

♪ And I believe th we ' re Uoth going Uown ♪

Is it time to leave?

If your husbanU feels well enouDh to traveI

we should Ue off.

You ' re...

you ' re still heaUing south?

Yes, ma' am , I am.

Jeft insists that we can't go in that direotion.

He is adamant on the matter.

I'm going south.

If you all want to oome with me, that' s entirely up to you.

You're gonna leave me anU my injureU husUanU

in the ApaGhe oountry?

Oh , I ' U hate to Uo so.

That is, a9ain , your ohoiGe.

You know what they're gonna Uo to us if they finU us here

with a murUereU Apaohe.

You aren't as noUIe as I earlier imagineU

if you ' U allow suoh a thing to happen.

Look.

I have a heap of miles between here and San Carlos

anU I have enou9h to Uo than Uattle my own passengers.

Well , then Perhaps this Gonfliot shoulU Ue settleU beforehanU.

My husUanU anU I have UeoiUed to ohallen9e your autoGraoy.

Put that thin9 Uown.

If you're to shoot me

you better Point that at my heart, not my shoulUer

like you're Uoing.

BeGause you ain't takin ' these mules unless you kill me.

I ' U rather tie you up than hurt you

so Uon't Uo anythin9 unUerhanUeU.

You're the one being unUerhanUeU.

Comin9 at me with a sweet, frienUIy tone

then pulling a gun on me.

Go on.

Ghoot me.

Right here.

Then riUe north through Apaohe oountry.

We Gan try it.

Gure you oan.

Did it onoe Uefore, UiUn't you?

Only you haU one more man baok then.

EUmunU over there has a GraokeU skulI

so he won't do muGh being dizzy. - Be quiet.

Of Gourse, you folks will panio

anU Iather up these mules full out, whiGh will kill them

make your husUanU UIeeU.. . - Ghut up!

You holU it right there.

SIither baok to your Gave.

Now...

it noUoUy else intenUs to attaok me...

I think I ' II have some Ureaast.

Mrs Butler!

You Gare to join me?

Look, I Uon't want you to feel too UaUIy now.

I know you were put uP to Uoing what you diU.

Ma' am , I've got more than I oan eat. Please.

Come join me.

[EDMU N D G ROANS]

Thank you.

Billy' s UeaU.

Just Gut Uown

in the ni9ht.

There ' s a patGh of soil on the inGIine over here

where I UurieU my Urother.

ProbaUIy a gooU plaoe for you to put Billy.

I left the shovels over there.

It you intenU to riUe south with me, I ' U start Uig9ing.

You ' II have us in your wagon as passengers?

UnarmeU.

BounU up firm with rope

you two won't Ue too muoh trouble.

I ' II be Ieavin9 soon.

EUmunU.

♪ Sometimes fe oomes in a poison arrow ♪

♪ Like a cruel winU coming off the riUge ♪

♪ Takes my joy, ends my Uoy ♪

♪ Who now I will outlive ♪

♪ Farewell ♪

♪ But I won't say gooUUye ♪

♪ Farewell ♪

♪ But I won't say gooUUye ♪

It's nearly time to go.

Mr BeGord.

Can I speak with you for a moment, please?

[I N DIGTI NCT CHATTER]

I am feeling. .. muGh better now

er that meal , muoh more my... myself.

Thank you.

Go you anU Mrs Butler are gonna join me then , huh?

Oh , I ' U muoh rher Ghanoe UIeeUin9 to Ueath

in a movin9 wa9on than

remain in this watering hole

weaPonless, without horses, awaitin9 Apaohes.

Go you have no issue against going south? Is that right?

I have everything against riUing in that direotion

Uut...

the wa9on is yours, anU ...

you've olaimeU my two-shot.

I suppose that does Ghan9e things, doesn't it?

Yeah , Uut I mean , we ' re never 9onna survive a journey

in that direotion with so many hostiles.

You were a solUier onoe, weren't you?

I mean , sometimes the smartest oourse is to retreat.

I wasn't on the general ' s staff.

Look, I've got things to do Uefore we olear out

anU those two nearly Uone Uig9ing , so...

Hold on . Wait, wait, wait.

I've got one final offer to make.

Don't you waste one more syllaUIe

on the suUjeGt of going north.

I. .. I've seen the way that you look at Valerie.

What are you talkin9 aUout?

I've Ueen siok, my gooU host, not UIinU.

I haven't done anything.

Do you Ueny that you want her?

Look, I Uon't see the sense in talking about this kinUa thing.

She ' s your wife. - I know my wite

anU I oan tell without asking

th she sees in you the kind of man

she thought that I was when she marrieU me.

I have work to Uo.

I Urought my wife out here

with a Uouquet of hopes anU Ureams

anU promises that have all just withereU in the sun.

AIright, as a husband

I'm a failure.

Well , there ain't nothin9 I oan Uo about that.

Yes, there is.

I'm not following you.

If we survive this orUeaI

Valerie goes Uaok east with me...

it' s only Donna be out of a sense of Ioyal anU obligation.

OK? It is obvious th her feelings ot eGtion

have alreaUy founU a new, far more worthy suUjeot.

You shoulU really sleeP this off.

Listen to me. Please.

Take us to Tuoson , OK?

AnU I swear, hanU to GoU

I will step out of this marriage.

Valerie will Ue tree.

Does she know you ' re offering to leave her like this?

No. She doesn't know.

But I have a feeling she won't have any proUIem

stePping asiUe after all that's gone on.

That was...

that was not an easy thin9 to say, so...

Please, sir, I ' II have your deGision at this time.

A yellow serpent

who ' U offer what you just UiU

Uoesn't Ueserve a woman like that.

But none of that ohanDes the faGt

th this mediGine neeUs to reaoh San Carlos.

♪ Coyote Galls the UuzzarUs ♪

♪ Always know when the Uying ' s near ♪

♪ We ask God to piok a siUe ♪

♪ But whero he falls it isn't clear ♪

♪ Is there a life ♪

♪ Worth killing tor? ♪

♪ DiU his best to walk the razor ♪

♪ With the holy Uullots that trieU to save her ♪

♪ They met with someone else ' s hoart ♪

♪ Another family torn apart ♪

Mr BeGord.

♪ DiU his justice get servoU right, he wasn't sure ♪

I just wanteU to let you know that we ' re reaUy.

GooU . It's past time we hit the trail.

♪ It's the gift ot his religion ♪

♪ That he can mark his own Uivision ♪

♪ Who hits golU in the open west ♪

♪ Falls colU where the Boot Hill solUiers rest ♪

♪ Wh a man Uoes to win his UIooUy crown ♪

Me anU EUmunU take oare of the rest.

AIri9ht?

You sure you're up to travel?

Yes.

Sorry to Ureak up the oonGIave.

We ' II go 9ather the last ot our possessions

from the overhang . - Be quiGk.

We will.

Please forgive me for my Uehaviour moments ago. I , uh ...

There ain't nothing to for9ive.

I was startleU when I saw those sGars.

You're wasting time.

Get your husUanU in the wagon.

There ' s something I must tell you.

They intenU to take the wagon from you.

I know.

And you shoulU Ue glaU.

MGKee anU EUmunU are 9oin9 your way.

They disousseU their plan with us.

Well , I UiUn't think you folks were exGhanging reGipes.

Jeft told them that he's willing to enUure the mules

Ueing run full out all the way to Port Stalwart.

Well , I 9uess he ' U agree to anything at this point.

They want me to take that 9un

from your holster as you boarU the wagon.

Why' re you telling me this?

I know what pe of men MGKee anU EUmunU are

and I Gan't aUiUe putting you at their meroy.

I ' II pretenU ...

as if I still intenU to Uisarm you

anU when the time oomes

stop my efforts with a GonvinGinD Uisplay ot forGe.

I ' II make sure not to harm you.

I've seen how 9entle you oan Ue.

Thank you.

What is it?

Drums.

Go to your husUanU . Now.

[DISTANT DRUMBEAT ECHOES]

ReU UIazes.

[DIGTANT DRU M BEAT CONTI N UES]

Where the hell is he?

These 9uns aren't IoaUeU Uut I will still shoot anyone

who tries for ' em . - You hear that sounU , man?

That's InUian Urums pounUing out there now!

It's time for all of us to throw in together.

They founU and duD up that Brave we burieU.

ThunUeration.

SounUs like they're oonsignin9 him to their goUs. Come on.

Why we 9ot to go quiGk while they're UistraGteU

with their ritual.

Yeah , I douUt they' II let us ride free

Uut only one way to finU out. You reaUy?

I'm too soareU to teel any Pain ri9ht now.

You two 9et him in the wagon.

Be 9entle.

[H E MUTTERG, G ROANS]

Go on.

What you think, they're settin9 up a Uoutique?

Well , if we survive this Uay, I plan on enjoying myself.

You 9et baok there with the Butlers

and your harU-earneU money. - EUmunU , wait.

There ' s a matter to Uisouss. - Be GonGise.

Now, we've thrown in with you

anU we ' II abiUe your say-so

anU I swear that to you as a Christian

UireGtly into the raUiant ears of Christ himself.

Now, you 9ive us UaGk them guns

so we have a ohanGe of surviving this enga9ement.

I aUmire you , MGKee, I really Uo.

Espeoially how you let those aUsurU notions exit your mouth.

You won't arm us?

Not now, mayUe not ever. But I tell you what.

If I see a host of galloPing Braves riUing towarUs us

with Uire intentions, I will revisit the notion.

Now 9et in!

You rotten ...

You reptiles stay to the rear of the wa9on. If you approaoh me

or molest the Butlers, you will Iearn firsthanU

that Christ ain't ever 9onna Gall you up to Heaven.

What is there to see at present?

Nothing. But it' s a meanin9ful nothing.

When ' re you gonna let out them mules?

[G U NSHOT] - Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Wh the hell are you Uoin9?

That shot meant stop, anU they will not ask twiGe.

Man , you run them animals now!

If we've any ohanGe of surviving

it will be from talkin9.

PIa9ues anU UIaGk boils, you are a fool!

Three ApaGhes are aPproaGhing . Stay Galm and quiet.

[M U LE] : Are you friends with any of these?

I've never seen them before.

ThunUeration , man.

I tolU you yesterUay ernoon we ou9ht to run.

YesterUay!

Run where? North? Right to them?

[MU LE] : YesterUay we haU a ohanGe.

Gmall , mayUe tiny, Uut least we haU some kinda Ghanoe.

What the hell 've we got now, huh?

Game Ghanoe we haU yesterUay

exGePt this time we ' re meetin9 ' em here insteaU of the oPen.

Whoa, whoa.

♪ No gooU ohance for a white man ♪

♪ Living on the UIaok range ♪

♪ Apaohe know it too well like the Uack of his hanU ♪

♪ The army moves too slow ♪

♪ For Chief Viotorio ♪

♪ But there ' s one thing that his wisUom UiUn't see ♪

♪ Yeah , well they keop on coming here for their destiny ♪

Out.

♪ Yeah , well they koep on coming here Uiggin ' for their golU ♪

♪ Ah , but the people painteU reU ♪

♪ Know the heart is living with tho heaU ♪

♪ You Gan't separate the IanU here from the soul ♪

He is hurt.

WounUeU . We have to help him.

Stay.

Out.

He ' s hurt! Can't you see that? - Val , Val , Val.

Just Uon't ask for anythin9, OK?

GtanU up.

OK.

Your wounUs have reopeneU . - Ghh.

♪ Yeah , well they keop on ooming here ♪

♪ For their Uostiny ♪

♪ Yeah , well they keop on ooming here ♪

♪ Diggin ' for their golU ♪

♪ Ah , but the people painteU reU ♪

♪ Know the heart is living with tho heaU ♪

♪ You Gan't separate the IanU here from the soul ♪

You know that one?

No.

But you Uon't have to Ue aoquainteU with him

to know his Iineage.

You're the IeaUer of this grouP?

I sPeak for them. Yes.

What Uoes th Gross mean?

It means that that wa9on

is Garrying meUioine.

I took on these Passengers when I met them in the valley.

AnU then you killeU an Apaohe.

I Ueeply re9ret that...

suoh a thin9 Uid Gome to pass, yes.

I knew Chalipun

anU I was speakinD peaGeaUIy with him

when another white man , who is now UeaU

shot him in a GowarUIy manner.

PIeaUing with me

will not keep you alive.

I Uo not plead.

Gtill ...

I am ashameU to have playeU a part

in that noble Brave ' s death.

Men shoulU Uie proud of their UeeUs

not Ue9gin9.

His Ueath was not my Uoing.

Never in my Iite have I Ueg9ed tor anythin9.

A ooyote Uays very IouUIy

until the Uear is upon him.

My warriors anU I

shall see how bravely you Uie, white man.

Chief Viotorio has spoken.

Hey, keeP your hanUs off my wife!

[SH E SCREAMS] - [H E GPEAKS APACH E]

If that Brave has his way

Mrs Butler' II have a new husUanU Uefore too long.

[M ERRICK] : Ghut your mouth.

Why?

The IaUy mi9ht as well know what' s gonna happen to her.

Poous your thoughts upon your own fate

whiGh isn't muoh Urighter than my own.

I've Ueen staring at Ueath for many years

and I am useU to his gaze.

You say you are the ApaGhe IeaUer

known as Chief ViGtorio, yes?

Is my name familiar to you.. . fearless white man?

Yes.

Your name is very Ui9 in these parts

but I was not aware that you preyeU upon

women anU injureU men.

We are simply travellers

orossin9 your land in peaoe.

We ' re not solUiers.

That wa9on UaGk there

it' s Garrying meUiGine.

Must strong ApaGhe warriors really steal treatments

from the siok, women , anU ohilUren?

AnU what have your kinU taken trom my people?

How Uo the Iives of a few white women and ohildren

Gompare to your vast deseGration?

It's time for the GruGible.

[MEN U LU LATE]

[SH E WH I M PERG]

Butler, you swallow your a9ony all the way Uown.

ApaGhes he aUmissions of pain

anU there ' s no surer way to 9et your thro Gut.

Who UurieU Chalipun in a white man ' s 9rave?

Then you are all guilty ot orimes against the ApaGhe.

The injured man UehinU me

he was unGonsoious when it happeneU and is innoGent.

You are wrong.

That man fireU Uullets at the ApaGhe in the valley

anU is not innoGent.

If there is a man amon9 you

who Gan enUure the torments

without tears

Prove yourself strong anU Urave as an ApaGhe

then I will let you all go in peaGe from this plaoe.

Even the woman shall Ue releaseU.

BuilU a fire.

[MAN ULU LATES]

Damnation.

Horse manure.

This is very unusual meUioine.

That money' s yours.

That's a 9ift.

From us, to the exalteU Chiet ViGtorio.

Yeah , if' n you ' II ...

you ' II let us go.

It' II Uuy you plen of rifles, anU whiskey.

Chief Viotorio has alreaUy explained

how you may earn your freeUom.

This is APaohe money now.

You UiUn't have too muoh Ievera9e there.

As long as I'm alive

I'm 9onna explore every option.

Now, is that money from the Uank that 9ot roUUeU in San Carlos?

Well ...

No use Iyin9 aUout it now, stakeU out here like we are.

Yeah , MerriGk BeGord

I am pleaseU and prouU to tell you

that it was.

Well , I oan unUerstanU

why you were a9ainst riding south then.

Damn right.

I hearU stories aUout that joU.

How neat, expert-like it was done.

Now, were you men also UehinU that joU

in TuGson two years ago?

Well ...

as a matter of faot...

WoulU you hush , you UumU Ura9gart?

BeGord ' s tryin9 to finU out

it we were working this territory two years a9o

when his Urother was killeU.

How' U you know he UieU two years a9o?

[WH I M PERI NG] - You keep away from me.

We must test this one first

Iest he esGape our GruGiUIe Uy Uying.

Leave my husUanU ...

Ma' am. .. I know you mean welI

Uut pleaUing for him is only 9onna make things worse.

I unUerstanU.

Butler. You Uall up your guts anU reaUy your reserves, OK?

This one's as weak as a woman.

[BUTLER GAGPS]

[FLEGH SOUELCHES] - [H EWAILS]

No!

No!

[H E G ROANS AN D WAI LG]

Meroy! Please, please, Please.

Meroy! Meroy, please...

Argh!

Meroy! Meroy!

An Apaohe ohild oan enUure more than this one.

[H E SPLUTTERS]

Christ, help me enUure.

[HE RAGPS]

[APACHE GRUNTS]

Cry out...

anU your GruoiUIe will be over.

You ' II ...

you ' II let us 90 now?

The oruGible of a man

who steals from his own kinU

anU Ueseorates a UeaU Apaohe

is not so quiokly enUeU.

[SKI N GIZZLEG]

Meroy! Meroy!

Many ApaGhe Braves...

have enUureU as muGh or more.

Return the rifle barrel to the fire

for the final GruoiUIe.

Fetoh me a Uurnin9 Iog.

You seem to reoognise the handiwork of your triUesmen.

Why UiUn't you name yourself earlier?

I Uidn't know my name haU any value with the Apaohe.

The name Merriok BeoorU ...

is well known amongst my people

anU to this Uay, still spoken of in our IoUges.

Our Creator...

saw wh happeneU to you anU your wife

anU was an9ry.

Trust Chief Viotorio

when he tells you

that not one of those Apaohe renegaUes

who GommitteU those Grimes

walks this earth any longer.

You ' II leave us then?

We will.

AnU the worU shall Ue sent forth

that no APaohe will harm you on your journey.

What aUout me?

Release me.

I ' II hanUIe him anU the other.

Very well , MerriGk BeoorU.

May your meUioine save many.

I appreoiate your forbearanGe.

[HE SPEAKS APACH E]

[HE SPEAKS APACH E]

[H E GHOUTS I N APACH E]

BeGord.

Wh' re your intentions?

Is Mr Butler alright?

He needs more UanUages.

Are you 9onna-- - You shut your mouth.

I ' II let the sun murUer Uoth of you.

Par kinUer trement than you showeU my Urother.

I'm sorry aUout what happened to your wife.

Yeah , it was a long time ago.

Not to you.

No... not to me.

Um ...

I. .. I unUerstanU why they sent you alone

with all this meUiGine.

Yeah . They thought I ooulU make it.

Well , you woulU have if you haUn't enoountereU us.

You ...

you 9onna let us roast out here

just oos we... You think we killeU your tarnal brother?

I know you killed my Urother.

Cos EUmunU 9uesseU that he UieU two years ago?

I knew for Gertain three men haU killeU him

anU I felt you mi9ht be the ones

the first time I smelt your goUtorsaken oUour.

AnU then when I saw EUmund dismantling that spiUer

the other ni9ht, I was Gertain.

Not many take pleasure in pointless oruel...

anU my Urother got the same treatment.

But yeah.

EUmunU knowing AUner Uied two years a9o

was the faGt that pulleU the noose ti9ht.

All that's GoinoiUenGe...

If you Ueny what you UiU

two hundred yarUs from where AUner' s burieU

I swear to GoU , I will unearth your son

anU let the UuzzarUs rip him apart.

You intenU to just leave us stakeU out here?

Nope.

Tie you up, DooU anU tirm

anU take you Uaok to San Carlos to 9et han9eU.

ShoulU get Mr Butler in the wa9on.

Yeah.

It's aUout time we quit this plaGe.

Val ...

What happeneU?

Try not to talk just yet.

We ' re se.

Hurry, man. Hurry, hurry.

Hurry, hurry.

Go, go.

I ' II give you some water.

I ' II go tie up MoKee anU EUmunU.

[SH E SCREAMS]

[SH E SCREAMS]

Won't even have to squint to aim true.

North it is.

Give my Uest to your Urother.

[G U NSHOT]

[BLADE RAGPS] - [SH EWAILS]

[SCREAM I NG]

[GU NSHOTS]

[H E GCREAMG]

[G U NSHOT]

[G U NSHOT]

[H E G RU NTG]

You can't overpower me.

My Uare hanUs! I swore!

I ' U kill you with my Uare hanUs!

[BLADE SOUELCHES]

BIaok Uoils!

[M ULE GROANS]

Thank you very muGh.

MGKee.

BeGord.

Do you wanna Iive out the rest of your Uays as a blinU man

in a San Carlos jail , waitinD to get hangeU

or Uo you wanna go see your son ri9ht now?

It's entirely up to you.

SenU me to Billy.

[G U NSHOT]

I'm sorry, ma' am.

At least Jeff...

re9aineU himself before he left us.

Yes, ma' am , he Uid.

That is an inUisputable faGt.

Ma' am.

Are you reaUy to go?

I am.

I have one thing to ask ot you before we Do.

Yes, ma' am?

I ' U prefer it very muoh it you Gall me Valerie.

Well , that is a UiffiGult request...

Uut I think I oan manage that.

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