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Next time I'm gonna ride you
out to Spencer Lake.

There's this real
pretty waterfall out there

you can slide down
in the summertime.

Sounds like fun.

We'll do somethin'
again real soon.

Hey!

Ah.

Did you see that?

Where you goin'?

Saying goodbye here.

Listen.
If Hank's givin' you trouble...

Let me handle Hank.

'Cause if he is,
I can take care of him.

Matthew, you know,

you're a lot more handsome
when you're not so angry.

Thanks for today.

Pamela, Pandora, Panthea.

Your folks thinkin'
about names for the baby?

They ain't tryin' real hard.

This will help 'em.
Thanks, Mr. Bray.

That's 75 cents
for the shirt

and a penny for the candy.

Those are nasty-lookin'
scratches.

We got a fine doctor
here in town.

Where do I get hot grub?

Folks get food at Grace's.

That's over there by the livery.

Oh.

It tells ya what each name
means.

Like Brian, it means strong.

I looked that one up already.

What does it say
about Matthew?

Matthew, Matthew, Matthew,
Matthew.

Um, gift from God.

- Let me see this.
- Afternoon.

Uh, we're gonna wait
for Michaela.

- Thanks, Grace.
- Oh.

And what does Ma's name mean?

I can't find it.

It's probably with
the boys' names, under Michael.

Hmm.
Here it is.

Like an angel.

Sounds like Ma.
What about me?

Colleen means...

um, girl.

Just girl?

I told ya!

These eggs is cold.

I'll just get some fresh.

Nah, can't eat no biscuits
or no gravy.

- Hey, mister.
- Hey.

Don't you try nothin', boy.

Get down.

You back off.

- I'm warning you.
- Stay calm.

All right.
Nobody wants any trouble.

- Hey, over here.
- Over here.

Over here.

Mister, right here.

Ugh.

Come on out.

Everybody's safe.

I wasn't scared.

I knew you and Matthew
could stop him.

Why do you think he was so mad?

It looked to me
like he had been drinkin'.

Things have changed
now the town's grown.

More and more strangers comin'
and goin'.

Ma says Colorado Springs could
be as big as Boston someday.

Hey, Rosemary.

Where were you today?
We read our stories.

Rosemary?

That Jason Hart's girl?

Yeah.

She missed school today.

What's wrong with her?

I don't know.

Better go get your ma.

Rosemary?

Rosemary?

What happened?

Rosemary?

I'm gonna help you.

Colleen and I will take you
to the clinic.

Jason?
You forgot your apples.

I'd forget my head
if it wasn't stuck to my hat.

Thank you.

Isn't that your girl?

Rosie?

Ah.

- What happened to you?
- She just showed up this way.

- I'm going to examine her.
- Rosemary?

Rosie?

Why ain't ya talkin'?

Let Dr. Mike take a look
at her.

Jason, I promise I'll speak to
you as soon as I know something.

She's in good hands.

I never seen her this way.

Ben and I left before sunup.

She said she was gonna
walk herself to school.

Where's your boy now?

Benny's at the livery.

I'll, uh -- I'll go
get him for ya.

Matthew and I will ride out
to your place, take a look.

Come on. Come with me.

That's fine, Colleen.

Let's help her out of this coat.

Rosemary, we need to take
this off so we can help you.

Ma?

Colleen, perhaps you should
wait outside with the others.

Sweetheart, I'm so sorry.

Ben.

Rosemary,
she's gonna be all right?

Her physical injuries don't
appear too serious. But...

So I -- I'd like
to see her for a few days.

You're welcome
to stay here with her.

Now if she ain't so bad,
why is she walkin' around

like she's sleepin'?

Rosemary's reacting
to a terrible trauma.

Your daughter...

she's been assaulted by a man.

My baby girl?

You sure?

I gave her
a thorough examination.

She tell you who done this?

Brian, would you help me
and Loren in the store, please?

Rosemary was having trouble
with math.

She was gonna come over tomorrow
with Becky to study.

I wish there was something
I could say.

How can somebody
do this to her?

How can somebody be so cruel?

I hope they get
whoever did this.

Me too.

No need to bother.

My husband's dead.

Judith.

Why don't you come with me now?

They'll look after Taylor.

What happened?

Found Judith on the road
looking for help.

She said a stranger rode in,
shot Taylor, robbed their place.

She was in the barn.

Only saw the killer from far
away, as he was leaving.

Do you think it's him,
the one who hurt Rosemary?

Rosemary Hart was raped.

The stranger,

the one I arrested,
he had scratches on his face.

Wake up!

Where were you this morning?

Hey, I'm talkin' to you.

I'm sleepin'.

Where'd you get
those scratches on your face?

Prison discharge papers.
His name's Johnny Reed.

He served three years
for stabbing a man.

Released last week.

That's Taylor's watch.

He's the one killed my husband.

That's all I need.
Let's hang him.

Hold on. Quiet down.

I'm going to wire
for a district judge.

He'll get a trial.

Old lady Logan is cryin'.

Judge is 'scusing her
to sit down.

Oh, now he's talkin' to Reed.

I'd advise you
to heed my suggestion.

I'm offering you one last
chance for counsel, Mr. Reed.

Or before I pass judgment,

have you nothing
to say in your defense?

I was a Colorado volunteer
with Colonel Chivington.

Fought at Sand Creek,

protecting all your butts
from them hostiles.

And this is the thanks
you give me?

He ain't even sorry
for what he done.

- Hangin's too good for you.
- He's guilty.

Sit down, young man, now.

For the murder of Taylor Logan

and the rape of Rosemary Hart,

I find you guilty.

Ladies and gents, we're gonna
have ourselves a hangin'.

Colleen, what's wrong?

- Everybody's so happy about it.
- Darn right.

He's gonna pay
for what he's done to Rosemary.

- Don't you want him to pay?
- Course I do.

It's just...

Reed's gonna meet his maker.

When you reach the hangman
in Denver,

these are the specifications
for the gallows he'll expect.

We gotta build gallows?

Well, no self-respecting
hangman would use a tree.

It's, um, it's too messy.

It's been a pleasure, Sheriff,

but I have a train to catch.

Thank you, sir.

Get up, Reed.
We're goin'.

Never needed
no gallows before.

I say we take care
of him right now.

Does seem like a waste
of good wood.

We're gonna hang him proper,
like the judge ordered.

I can't figure
what difference it's gonna make.

A lynching's bad for business,
Hank.

I'd hate to see that kind
of blemish on the reputation

of our fair town.

He's right.

We do this hanging legal, folks

gonna see
just how civilized we got.

People might even wanna come
and see for themselves.

And that would be good
for business.

- Let's get out of here.
- A thousand people

came to see that hangin'
at Camden Falls.

I hope you're not
thinking about,

uh, stopping this hanging,

like before,
start making speeches.

You wanted to hang a boy
for stealing food.

You won't get any fight
from me.

Whoa.

Why are they building
it there?

It's only temporary, Brian.

- See ya, Sully.
- See ya after school.

See ya.

Come on, Wolf.

Colleen, you're very quiet.

Are you all right?

Sure. See ya.

I'm worried about Colleen.

I think she's more upset about
Rosemary than she's letting on.

Maybe she just
can't talk about it yet.

She'll come to you
when she's ready.

Good morning, Michaela, Sully.

Mr. Lodge.

Well, I think that's
all the wood we need.

She should go up in no time.

She?

Term of endearment,
I assure you.

Actually, its quite rewarding

to see the town
pull together like this.

I gotta get this to Robert E.

All the men in town are, uh,
doing their civic duty,

contributing a few hours
to build the gallows.

Can we count on your help,
Sully?

Nope.

What is his aversion
to serving justice?

I don't speak for my husband,
Mr. Lodge.

You should ask him yourself.

Well.

Good day, Michaela.

- Michaela.
- Good morning, Dorothy.

Are you all right?

Oh, I'm fine.

Do you wanna sit with me?

Mm.

I never expected
I'd see the day

this town
would build one of those.

The way the word's spreading,
three days off

and there are already families
camped out at the creek.

But it's a good thing, though.

Folks will know that we're
a decent, law-abiding town now.

We'll all be a whole lot safer.

I wish I could be certain
of that.

- Good morning, Colleen.
- Good morning.

Oh, Reverend, can I talk to
you for a minute before school?

Oh, yes, of course.

Sit down.

I imagine that you're here

because of what happened
to Rosemary and Mr. Logan.

It is probably so difficult
to understand

how such horrible things
can happen to people,

how God could let them happen.

He gives us guidance
on how to live our lives.

But he also gives us the choice,
Colleen.

And sadly, some people
always choose the wrong path,

the path of hate and vengeance.

Like Mr. Reed?

I know it could never change
the hurt that's been caused.

But one day,

Mr. Reed will have to face
God's judgment for his actions.

And God's commandments
are very clear in this matter --

thou shalt not kill.

Well, it won't keep out nobody
wantin' to get in,

but it's gonna slow 'em down.

I'd feel a lot better
if I had a deputy,

just till this is all over.

I don't trust many men.

I'd ask Sully,
but I need someone here in town.

I'm sorry, Matthew.
I can't help you.

I ain't sayin' that man
in there don't have due

what's comin' him.

Just figure I already
seen my fill of hangings.

How's that building comin'
along?

Hope them gallows is right.

Wouldn't have no oil, would ya?

I ain't interested
in talking to you, Reed.

Yeah, why's that, Sheriff?

You're a sick excuse
for a man.

I don't know.

That sweet young schoolgirl
might say different.

I think she kinda fancied me.

Should've seen the way
she carried on.

What's the matter?

You jealous?

Hey, Sheriff!

She was sweet.

There.

That should feel better.

Would you like to see?

Your father brought
one of your dresses.

Perhaps later
I can help you into it.

Is she ever gonna get better?

I believe she will.

I saw similar reactions
to trauma on the wards

during the war.

And over time most men were able
to return to normal lives.

How much time?

I can't say.

I do believe it's time
for Rosemary to go home.

Perhaps familiar surroundings
will help her.

And at some point, it probably
would be wise to have a woman

around for Rosemary to talk to,
someone she can feel safe with.

And, uh, you'll need
to watch out for pregnancy.

She was always a strong one.

Even when her ma died, she...

Seeing her
like this is...

Dr. Quinn,
I'll do whatever you tell me,

whatever it takes to get my girl
back.

'Kay.

I think you had enough, Ben.
Just go on home now.

Don't you tell me what I need.

What if your sister got shamed?

Think any man's gonna
want to look at her now?

Ever?

Well,
I know exactly what I need.

But we got ourselves a town
full of stinkin' cowards.

He's gonna get
what he's got comin' to him.

He's still alive.

My sister,
she don't even talk no more.

And you're letting
that animal breathe air.

It's 'cause we gotta be
all nicety-nice,

let a stranger
come into our town,

take care of our business.

If it was your pa,

or your sister spoiled, we
wouldn't be waitin' for nobody.

Reed would be dancing
from the trees right now.

- Yeah!
- Come on!

Let's go get him right now!

Come on, men!

- What's goin' on out here?
- Just back away, Matthew.

He ain't worth
getting hurt over.

He's gonna be hung
on Friday, all right?

- Everybody's gonna get --
- Let's get him!

I told ya,
just stay out of the way.

Hang him!

Are you all right?

String him up!

Hang him!

It was gonna
happen sooner or later.

Might as well be sooner.

But not like this.

Hank, no!

Hank, you can't!

Hank, stop it! No!

Sheriff tryin' to get
this done the right way.

Figure we oughta be backin' him.

Everybody go home.
It's over. Go home!

Reed!

Ben, you could have
hit one of us.

Grab him! Somebody get him.
Get his gun.

- Get out of here, Ben!
- Get out of here, go!

Stop him!

I think -- I think
it's breaking up.

Thank you.

He's bleedin'.
I'll ride off for Dr. Mike.

No.

It's a flesh wound.

Let her sleep.

Matthew, open up.

- Are you all right?
- I'm all right.

I just heard
about the lynch mob.

Robert E. helped break it up.

- Nobody got hurt.
- Thank God for that.

Who was behind it?

He's been shot.

Did this happen last night?

Ben Hart didn't feel
like waitin'.

Can't say as I blame him.

Why didn't you send for me?

Didn't want to bother you.
He's gonna be dead tomorrow.

Unlock the cell, please.

That ain't such a good idea.

Sully, I have no choice.

He's suffering.

Is he suffering
like he made Rosemary suffer?

Mrs. Logan?

Ahh!

I'm warning you.

When my pa saw
that hanging at Camden Falls,

says it weren't pretty.

Well, that's why they cover
their face with a pillow sheet.

Do we have to talk about this?

Oh, right.
Can't upset the girls.

Colleen can handle it.
She's tough.

It's not funny.
Somebody's gonna die tomorrow.

Good morning, class.

I apologize for my tardiness,

but I was paying a visit
to Rosemary Hart.

When will she be back
to class?

I'm afraid Rosemary
won't be returning to class

for some time now.

Her father is taking
her to Denver.

She has an aunt there.

I'm supposed to remind you
that there's no school tomorrow,

although I'm sure
that the occasion

hasn't slipped many
of your minds.

- Matthew.
- What is it?

It ain't good news.
The hangman in Denver

got throwed from his horse,
broke his leg.

He recommends this hangman
in St. Louis,

but he can't come
till the end of the month.

Nobody's gonna wait that long.

I'd be happy to oblige.

No.

- I'll do it.
- Matthew.

No one expects you to --

I'm the law.

It should be me.

Sure you're up to it, Sheriff?

The hangin' will be tomorrow,
as scheduled, 12 noon.

You might want
to think this through.

You can wait for someone else.

As long as it's legal,
what does it matter who does it?

We don't have
to wash these tonight.

No, I want to.

I know this has been
a difficult time for you,

with Rosemary
and all that's happened.

And even though you're concerned
for your friend, it --

it's perfectly natural

you would think about how easily
it could have been you.

That ain't it.

Then what?

I don't know.

Maybe it's
what we're doing about it.

What do you mean?

Killing him.

Colleen, as harsh as hanging
may seem to you, we have laws.

People have to be
accountable for their actions.

But you want to kill him too,
just like everybody else.

I want him punished.

The Reverend is always saying
how being vengeful is bad.

But you're all gonna
do the same thing he did.

- Hey.
- Emma.

All right if I come in?

Sure.

Got Miss Grace
to fix you up a big tray.

Figured you'd be hungry.

Thanks.

Haven't much thought about food.

Is it true
what everybody's sayin'?

You're the one doing it?

Somebody's gotta do it.

You ever killed anybody
before?

This ain't killin'.

Want somethin' to eat, mister?

I got some fried chicken
and cornbread.

Fried chicken?

My mama used to make
fried chicken.

Where's your mama now?

My mama?

Matthew, what are you doing?

- Matthew!
- I don't want you doin' that.

His life's over, Matthew,
tomorrow.

What harm's gonna
come from givin' him some food?

He is a monster.

"There, but for the grace,
Emma."

My grandma used to say
that to me.

"There, but for the grace
of God."

What are you sayin'?

It means Mr. Reed
probably never had

no family loving him like yours.

Still doesn't excuse
what he's done.

Emma.

Emma.

Is the baby keeping you up?

Actually, it's Colleen
and you.

Me?

You don't approve of what
they're doing tomorrow, do you?

The hangin', no.

Why didn't you say anything?

Because I don't have a need

to change the way
folks think about things.

You do, and that's good,

but it ain't me.

Well,

how you feel and how you think,
it matters to me, very much.

It wasn't so long ago the army
was gonna execute me.

You were taking a stand.

This man's a murderer, Sully.

He'll do it again
without even blinking.

That's why we got prisons.

And when he gets out again?

We don't let him out.

We could do that, if we wanted.

And what if he escapes?

Then you build better prisons.

Look,

if you're asking me to give you
a guarantee, I can't do that.

I'm just sayin'
there's other ways.

Folks think they're gonna
feel all better after he's dead.

Ben Hart thinks it's gonna
take away his hatin'.

Revenge don't taste so sweet.

You think that's what I want,
revenge?

I want our family protected.

Michaela,

when he was pointing that gun,
if he would've hurt you

I would've killed him
right there with my bare hands.

I know I got it in me.

It could have been
me or Colleen.

Point is,
he can't hurt anybody now.

And tomorrow, when Matthew
puts that noose over his head,

Reed's hands are gonna be tied
behind his back,

and he ain't gonna
be pointin' a gun.

No, hanging is the only way
we can be sure.

I want our children to be safe,
safe from men like that.

So do I.

Sand bag ain't the same
as droppin' somethin' live.

Gotta be sure
you set the knot right.

Goes slidin' around, you
got a man kickin' and gaspin'

for half an hour.

What do you care?

I don't want the customers
to lose their mood for drink.

Look, Matthew,

you're gonna need somebody
helpin' you tomorrow.

And I, uh, well,

I reckon I'm about the only one
who knows what they're doin'.

Change your mind,
you know where to find me.

Whoa.

Thought it's time
to be on our way.

We'll be thinking about you.

Don't worry about school,
Rosemary.

I'll help you catch up
when you get back.

Make yourself useful, Sheriff.

Give me my new shirt.

Look at you.

You ain't hardly wet
behind the ears,

and they think you can do
a man's job today.

Watch me, Reed.

I knew this would come
in handy.

It's me, Matthew.

Just wondering if I might spend
some time with your prisoner?

You look a little pale, Matthew.

You feelin' all right?

I'm fine.

Come to save my soul?

I suppose that's up to you.

Heard you was lookin' for me.

I'll be needing a deputy
today.

Thought you'd never ask.
Do I get a badge?

Hangin's at noon.
Be at the jail early.

Soon as I'm finished here,
I'll get started on them lamps.

What are you studying,
Colleen?

Just history.

You think this time is right?

Get up, Reed.

Turn around and put your hands
behind your back.

This is the last of 'em.

Thank you.

Better get going.

You sure you're up to this?

A doctor
needs to certify the death.

Here he comes.

Better off dead.
Come on, boys.

Johnny Reed, you're ordered
by the Colorado territory

to be hung by the neck
until dead.

Got any final words,
you better say 'em now.

Get it done.

See you in hell.

The Lord is my shepherd,
I shall not want.

He maketh me to lie down
in green pastures.

He leadeth me
beside the still waters.

He restoreth my soul.

He leadeth me in the paths
of righteousness

for His name's sake.

Yay, though I walk through the
valley of the shadow of death,

I shall fear no evil,
for Thou art with me.

Thy rod and Thy staff,
they comfort me.

Thou preparest a table before me
in the presence of mine enemies.

Thou anointest my head with oil,

my cup runneth over.

Surely goodness and mercy
shall follow me all the days

of my life,

and I will dwell in the house
of the Lord forever.

Amen.

Amen.

♪ Nearer, my God, to thee

♪ Nearer to thee

♪ E'en though it be a cross
That raiseth me ♪

♪ Still all

♪ My song

♪ Shall be

♪ Nearer, my God, to thee

♪ Nearer, my God, to thee

♪ Nearer to thee

No.

Wait! Matthew, don't!

Oh!

I'll be damned,
I didn't think he had it in him.

First drinks are on the house.

Congratulations, Sheriff.

You've made this town proud.