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THE HISTORY OF THE WEST WAS WRITTEN WITH BOTH THE BLOOD OF

GOOD AND BAD MEN. IN 1880 THE LAST FRONTIER

IT HAD BEEN CONQUERED WITH THE MUSIC OF SIX GUNNERS

IN THE LIVESTOCK LANDS. AT THAT TIME I ARRIVED AT THIS

TURBULENT SCENARIO A YOUNG MAN OUTLAW WHO LIVED THOSE

MOMENTS OF CHALLENGING VIOLENCE TO A CIVILIZATION THAT ADVANCED.

IT HAS PASSED INTO THE LEGEND WITH THE NAME OF ''BILLY THE KID''.

- Who are you? - Get up.

- Take your keys and go downstairs. - Of course, of course.

- Ready to go? - Mequetrefe.

- Someone should... - Someone should do it

but he hasn't done it. Come on. On going.

this one.

Finally she has come. It was time.

- You only cause me trouble. - My mother says the same thing.

Watch out, Mr. Billy the Kid!

Go ahead, Mr. Assistant.

- Grab your music box. - Pedro has saved his life, eh?

Hey, he hasn't called you Billy the Kid?

- Do you have anything to object to? - It makes no sense to lock us up.

- This town is different. - They all look the same to me.

- Is there a commotion in the street? - If you want to put it together, there will be one.

Very grateful, son.

From what I have heard about that boy, gentlemen,

They are lucky to be able to get dirty the same air that I breathe,

until you leave this site.

Good night gentlemen.

Where are you taking Pedro? To Mexico?

- Where do you want to go? - Anywhere other than that.

A big man threw Peter out from that room last night.

He said he would never come back. It made me very sad.

No, don't go there. Do not go. They are going to kill us.

It's our first stop.

- No, sir. - Yes, sir.

Why is she so stubborn?

If someone tells you not to do a thing, he does it immediately.

They tell him not to enter a place and immediately he gets into it.

After you, sir.

This is not the same coyote What did they throw out of here last night?

I don't know, but it's certainly not him. coyote who is going to be kicked out tonight.

It certainly looks the same.

What are you going to take? I can't serve him.

-Who says so? - I.

Without a doubt he is the same coyote. It doesn't fool me.

Last night I did not accept that said no.

And when Milton, the bartender, He told him that we don't work here...

He hit Milton on the head with a plate of beans.

- Don't you think that's annoying? -He is criminal.

-And he started playing... - Right under the pianist's nose.

- Were you here? - Only in spirit.

- You hadn't told me. - I haven't had time.

- Tequila for two. - It won't work for that coyote.

I like to order them two at a time.

- Hello. - Wow... hello.

- Go back to your table, Bessie. - Do not be nervous.

- So your name is Bessie. -Her friend can't drink here.

-He has done it. - Hey, friend...

Shoot him! Someone shoot him!

How do you...?

If he has something to think about start using it.

- Lefty, huh? - With my right hand I shake hands.

I haven't used it in a while.

You are sure of yourself, right boy?

Very sure.

Come to my office. I invite you to a drink.

- Why not? What about you, Bessie? - It'll be here when you leave.

I want to be as close as possible of your heart.

- Why don't you join us? - Then I'll come back.

You are not forgetting that you are someone's girl?

- Go play with your lasso. - Pedro, play something for Bessie.

She is just like my little brother. So sweet and so innocent.

You are in your house.

As soon as I saw you take out the revolver with the left, I realized.

-Hey, she has good cards. - Yes, I said to myself. That's Billy the Kid.

I have never seen so many Aces in a deck.

- Do you want to work for me? - I don't want to work for anyone.

But you wouldn't mind working with someone, right?

- Money is made on our side. - Which side is that?

The one who keeps prices high of meat for the army.

No, thanks.

- Come with me. - Put away the revolver.

- Close the door. He is my guest. - It's Billy the Kid. Look at this.

- Forget about this. - You're the boss, Dan.

I'm the boss because I move tactfully and choose my men.

- Especially the sheriff. - It's a very exciting job.

- That interests me more. - I'm going to explain our situation to you.

I am Hickey and these are my cattle.

You are Keating, an Englishman and my most effective competitor.

I do not like you... Keating, I mean.

-This is his cattle. - The colors of the flag.

In some ways, most of the I sell cattle to the army.

Very patriotic.

But if I sell my cattle at a price and you at a lower price,

the army won't buy it for me not to me, but to you.

And I must make Keating sell at your price.

We have to spite Mr. Keating with some stampedes.

When he has gathered his cattle some how many times, I won't be so stubborn.

As I told you, there are many emotions. Even for you.

I will accept the game, if you keep the deck with only four aces.

By the way, to my men They don't like that Mexican.

So they don't like me either.

- Is it that important? - It's my lucky charm.

- Also, I like their songs. - He's sentimental, huh? I like it.

I have always said that the only law it's worth it

It is the law of human nature.

Judge Blake, I drop all charges. against this young dark-skinned man.

It will be done as ordered. You are free.

I am very grateful to you. Someday I will sing for you.

Guys, Bonney is joining us.

-He is better known as Billy the Kid. - Billy the Kid!

It doesn't seem so hard.

Appearances are deceiving.

- Buz, where are you going? - What does it matter to you?

- Good morning, Hickey. - Good morning.

Good to see you, son. There is a large weapons deployment this morning.

- I have not noticed. - And they all go in one direction.

- Towards Keating's ranch. - You know something, Ward?

He worries too much. He should stop doing it.

We all love Mr. Ward and we need him here.

He is a nice animal. Does he have any Morgan blood?

He has a little bit of everything.

�Mr. Billy the Kid, wait for me!

This time you better stay.

Remember that whenever you leave behind Pedro has bad luck.

They could shoot him to your music box.

Keating's men will not see our camp?

Yes, we should be more careful. Go ahead and turn it off.

But what are you doing? I am talking to you.

- Cobb doesn't want there to be so much smoke. - Tell me.

Stop that right now.

Cobb, I have to receive orders from him?

We'll talk about that another time. Keating's herd is about 3 km away.

We have to go around it and cause a stampede.

That will make you lose a few thousands of dollars. Then we'll talk.

tell him that again be more careful.

It's okay. Enough already.

We will cause the stampede as soon as it gets dark.

- It's a stampede! - Yes, Hickey again.

- We have to teach them a lesson. - I'll take care of it. Block the way to the cattle.

Throw away the gun!

- Why don't you shoot? - I don't shoot in the back.

Well learn to do it. Hickey pays more for it.

That's not for men in the place where I come from.

I once met a boy that he thought like that.

He was in Silver City.

- Silver City is very far away. - Yes...

The boy I always knew he shot with his left.

But he was able to steal the cakes of my mother with either hand.

Do you remember... Billy?

- Jim Sherwood! Is it you? - Let me turn around and you'll see.

I will do it for you.

As ugly as ever.

Time is not a treatment of beauty.

Is it yours?

How could it have ended up there?

- You haven't grown... mentally. - I dont complain.

- Was it me? - You never shot very well.

What do you want? � Coffee or alcohol? Or are you in a hurry?

- No, none. - Go stoke the fire.

- I see you're working. - More or less.

- Hickey, huh? - Exact.

- Do you like your job? - I still don't know.

Do you plan to stay a long time? with Hickey?

Everything you want.

Sorry to talk about it, but

after Silver City, Didn't you have more problems?

- What do you call problems? - This land is full of them.

-If you start off on the wrong foot... - Thanks for telling me.

- Forget what I told you. - I have just done it.

You can camp tonight here if you want.

The boys will be busy quite a bit of time fixing the damage.

Aren't you a cowboy?

Worse. Foreman.

- I should kill you. - I am satisfied.

Keating is a wonderful boss. You would like it.

I don't need him.

Anyway, you can feel at home here.

None of my boys I will shoot you while you sleep.

I will not allow anyone in this world let him shoot me

I can't answer for Hickey's men.

- Nor Hickey. - I...

- Billy, are you asleep? - No. Why?

She was thinking. Do you remember when I beat up Matt Doyle

- for calling your father old? - Yes, and you spent a week in bed.

Yes when we were together in Silver City, someone would have told me

that we were going to end like this, I would have called him crazy.

Crazy.

Don't feel fed up at times?

Fed up of what?

From one place to another as if the wind were blowing you away.

Without ever knowing who is hiding behind the next rock.

I like it. I enjoy.

- I'm sorry to hear you say that. - Well, go to sleep and you won't hear me.

I'm serious, Billy. You shouldn't get so drunk.

That's funny. I have never been drunk in my life.

I wasn't referring to alcohol but to another kind of drunkenness.

The emotions, the false adventures... That's not good, Billy.

The same saint as always.

At the end of the day you were nothing more than a child when Silver City happened.

You can still correct your mistakes.

Billy, as an old friend I would like to tell you something.

Now you don't shoot people by the back.

But how do you continue leading this life You will get to do it one day.

He is certainly a saint.

If the stampedes repeat, Maybe I forget that I am.

Mom Sherwood did some fantastic cakes.

Hi Jim. Where have you gone?

Good morning. I had things to do.

- Coffee, Jim? - No, thanks.

Your mare is saddled, Edith.

As soon as you have to talk Something, my mare is saddled.

That's no way to deal to your older brother.

Last night there was another stampede. We lost ten heads.

Much damage?

The flock will have lost about two tons of meat.

- What provoked it? - Hickey.

Always Hickey.

Hickey is getting ready for bigger things.

He is hiring more men who handle weapons well.

- How do you know? - I was with one of them last night.

Someone I met in Silver City when we were both very young.

- A good friend? - The best.

His name is Bonney. William Bonney.

Why are you telling me this, Jim?

I don't even know myself. For the first time In my life I am very confused.

I have an old friend on a side and a good friend in the other.

I do not question your loyalty to me. And I don't want you to doubt mine.

But I would like to know more about you friendship with Billy... William Bonney.

Good.

Billy was about twelve years old when that misfortune happened to him.

They killed his father from behind and they acquitted the man who did it.

He was acquitted by a court similar to the one run by Hickey.

So anyone would change his idea of ​​justice.

He also didn't help much that his mother would have died a long time ago.

He was alone.

I think that under the same circumstances I would have done the same as Billy.

He found a revolver and fired.

I killed that man.

With a card you could cover the three holes that he made in her chest.

He's been an outlaw ever since, � right?

When you stray from the right path and you are only twelve years old,

he is quite difficult for you return to him.

I'm going to saddle the mare. I will go to town.

I will accompany you. If Hickey organizes some fuss there will be two of us.

There won't be any fuss. I'm not willing to have it.

I just want to warn Hickey.

I will do it with so much patience and so clearly

that when you ask for help from the government

my situation will be so clear that Mr. Hickey won't be able to say anything.

If you want to do it like that.

- Hello son. - Hello.

- It's hot, huh? - Yes.

- Where is the blacksmith? -He's gone to have a beer.

Some gentlemen of the town were I felt like breaking my printing press again.

But I keep living and waiting May the best happen.

- You dropped a horseshoe, eh? - Yes.

She must have come a long way distance to lose it.

- Is it clean? - If it is, it will be a novelty.

You have a hole in your hat.

I already knew it.

- Hello brother. - Hello.

She dropped a horseshoe.

I have to find a helper soon or die melting lead.

- Don't cut it too much. - Don't worry.

I'm not going to cut more than what I charge to do it.

By chance there would not have been on Keating's land?

I would never do that by chance.

Something won't have happened Exciting there, right?

I can not know it.

Red clay. Here there is only one place where it is located.

�Are you interested in red clay, in the hats and the exciting things?

I'm only interested in seeing that young people Outsiders don't get into trouble.

If I don't find a helper soon one of these days I'm going to burst.

When he has shod it, leave it in front of the living room.

And that his printing press did not is stained with red clay.

Why do they worry? all for your printing press?

I wouldn't ask that question If I knew how to read.

IF YOU ASK FOR CREDIT, DIE.

- Where are the boys? - Charging. In Hickey's office.

Well, if Billy doesn't come back, So he doesn't come back. No problem.

I knew from the beginning that he was not trustworthy.

-His ears are still wet. - Hello, Billy.

Touch my ear.

What are you waiting for?

Wet or dry? Wet or dry?

And make no mistake.

Dry.

- Are you paying? - 200 for the Child.

"I don't want write my name down there!

Well, don't be angry.

- What's wrong? - That Englishman, Keating. He wants to see you.

Very good. It seems that He is already willing to reason.

You don't lose anything by listening.

Wow, Mr. Keating. It's a pleasant surprise.

- You don't see him much around here. -And you will even see me less.

- Are you going to leave these lands? - Only for a while.

Enough to go to the capital to pay a visit to the governor.

They have told me that he prefers to those who were born here.

Maybe, but not when they control the sheriffs and the judges

and cause shootings.

- Do you plan to leave soon? - After the next stampede.

- If there is one. -So soon? Well, have a good trip.

A very interesting parade. Which one of them is Bonney?

Now I send it to you. Milton, what Take Mr. Keating's invitation.

� A good hand?

This one is not bad.

Did any of the men see you? of Keating in the stampede?

- Why? -He asked me about you.

And he also says that he is going to go see to the governor. It's still out there.

Maybe I should have before a chat with me.

As you want, but it is very difficult to scare him.

Maybe his men They have been very kind to him.

You never know.

Were you looking for me, sir?

- Are you William Bonney? - That's my name.

Yes, I wanted to meet him.

We have a friend in common, Jim Sherwood.

- He talks a lot, doesn't he? - I haven't noticed it.

- I think he went to visit him. - I went to visit you.

Well then tell him that do it again.

- He probably does. - Make sure I'm there.

- Maybe it is and maybe it isn't. - I understand you now.

Tell Jim that next time come himself.

No, you two have guns and the guns are fired.

- And you? - I never carry weapons.

You feel safer without them, huh?

- Much more. Do you want to have something to drink? - I don't drink with everyone.

Well, I don't blame him. A little water to accompany.

Forget about water. Give him a revolver.

You already heard me.

- There you have it. - No, thanks.

These devices make the very boring conversations.

- Hey! - What?

Nothing.

- Follow my path? -A man can go wherever he wants.

Why doesn't he want to carry weapons?

Because I don't agree with that type of protection.

It is the only one that exists against who wear them.

No. You had one in the tavern. I don't. And here we are, riding.

I could have shot him when he turned his back on me.

In that case neither It would have been of no use.

Do you know? They are going to happen things in this county.

Guns and shootings they are going to end.

Law and order are advancing.

Must be carefull, lest they throw him down.

Good people want to live in harmony, as peaceful citizens.

When those people join together, it will not exist. no one to face them.

Not even Hannibal, nor Napoleon. Not Billy the Kid.

Yes, but you are not the people. You are a man without a gun.

Hickey wouldn't like it. one of his men killed me.

Because the law would fall on him.

- But a stranger... - Yes I could do it.

I'm not worried either. I'm protected by a moral code.

- Not mine, yours. - Mine? Moral?

Of course. I wouldn't shoot someone unarmed or from behind.

Most men of the west They wouldn't do it either.

I should wear a brimmed hat wide. The sun doesn't do him any good.

After this talk, to the It wouldn't hurt for horses to drink.

There are many vultures.

There must be some animal dead out there.

Sherwood likes to practice shooting them

It almost never fails.

Oh yes?

Not bad.

- Would you do it better? - Remember that I don't carry weapons.

Thank you.

Someone has problems.

She was trying to get to the well. Hey our shots and answered them.

He is badly injured. I'll bring my horse.

A stampede... I was caught by the stampede.

- A stampede... - Did he say something?

- Meaningless things. - I have to take him to my ranch.

- Does he work for you? - It's Paterson, one of my pawns.

- Come on, I'll help you. - Thank you.

Paterson is injured. Prepare a bunk.

- Tell my sister. -He went riding with Jim.

- They were going to look for Paterson. - Well, tell Mrs. Paterson.

He is badly injured. He They are turning their lips purple.

Bring me water.

Where is he? Where is Tom?

Tom, dear, it's Myra.

- Yes, Tom? - Tell the children...

He will tell Edith to accompany him.

He was such a good man. Tom was good.

We never had a fight.

There is no right for him to have died.

Two small children.

There is no right.

Have you heard me?

There is no right, right?

Try to be brave. Tom would like it to be.

Let's go home.

-Do you know how to play? - No.

I don't know how to play a single note, but Edith, my sister, she is an accomplished pianist.

Save my sister's dinner hot, please.

Very good, sir.

Here she is.

- How are you? - Good. Very good.

Pull up a chair, Billy.

Do you like it?

- I thought I said no... - It's true.

A man taught me this very notable. Sean McSwiguen.

-Have you heard of him? - I don't think so.

I got into trouble for associate with him.

My father was a clergyman. In one of his sermons referred to him

like the worst, least trustworthy rogue and craziest in the whole world.

''Gallows meat,'' he used to shout. ''Gallows meat''.

Although he wasn't like that. In reality he was a romantic.

Yes, I liked it. She took it out the taverns and put him to bed.

She bandaged his wrist with a damp cloth.

Something very strange was happening to him. The alcohol made it hurt.

She had broken it in a fight in Dublin.

They said he had killed To a man.

Very interesting.

He gave me this watch.

Press the button.

Fifteen years after disappearing we read that an English sergeant

named McSwiguen saved his uprising regiment

of the natives in India. My father told me immediately

That can't be our McSwiguen.

- What are you trying to tell me? - I'm talking to you about McSwiguen.

He doesn't interest me. and the sermons They interest me even less.

I understand.

Well, how about we go out breathe some fresh air?

- Jim and Edith will be back soon. - I have to leave.

- Stay. Spend the night here. - No. I have things to do.

Do you know...?

- When are we going to town? - Nobody's going to town, Jim.

Listen to them...

The boys are convinced that Paterson died in the stampede.

Those are assumptions, Jim.

If we go to town We will do the same thing we fought.

Follow Hickey's methods. We have to be sure.

You are the boss, but if I were the boss, He would not receive Hickey's men.

Are you accusing me of something?

Not yet. Until I see someone with a shot in the back.

I always shoot in the face.

I'm too sleepy to referee a duel, guys.

- Good night, Jim. - Good night.

- I think we need to talk. - I don't want to listen to him.

He listened to me when I spoke to him with parables.

And now you will listen to me when I spoke to him directly.

You had a reason for complaint and fed him until he thought

that everyone murdered his father those who are in favor of the law.

Jim is for the law and he is the one who really matters to me.

His well-being and his happiness. It has roots here.

I don't care where you go. But he must go.

Otherwise, one day there will be a confrontation between friends.

And when that happens, the one who survives He never recovers from what he has done.

Never.

do you have a horse and the west is very extensive.

Come on, Holly.

If you want you can stay the night. Good night.

Is my brother inside? I'm Eric Keating's sister.

- I know. Yes, it's inside. - Thank you.

- Aren't you William Bonney? - Everyone calls me Billy.

Jim's friend. I'm glad to meet you.

- We grew up together. - Jim told me.

-He must have become talkative. - You and I know not.

Two words They are a prayer for Jim.

I'm glad it hasn't changed.

Would you do something for me? I was going to ask Eric,

but I think you can do it much better.

I'll do what I can, miss.

� he knows what has happened to him to Paterson?

- Yes. -I just stayed with his widow.

He can't cry. She says that the Tears do not bring back the dead.

I suppose not.

People think Hickey is responsible for the stampede

and of Paterson's death.

But they are not sure, They are just assumptions.

I'm glad to hear you say that.

They want Jim go with them to town.

You are his friend. Please talk to him.

Jim won't go to town. Not tonight.

- Have you already spoken to him? -His brother is the one who spoke to him.

In that case I'm calmer now. I'm glad he's staying.

I'm not going to stay.

� he hasn't told Eric to work here? He promised Jim.

- I have another job. - I understand.

- And he can't leave it. - I can leave it whenever I want.

Why don't you leave it then? You would like this. Jim likes it.

Jim has roots here. I have one horse and the west is very extensive.

- Goodbye, miss. - Good night.

Good morning, aren't you staying? for the funeral?

- No. - Too bad.

- Good morning, hot. - Good morning, saint.

- Have you had breakfast? - Were you planning to invite me?

- Do you have to go back to your job? - Yes.

- Jim, do you think it's okay like this? - It can't be done better, I guess.

- I'm sorry you're leaving. - It may surprise you.

OPEN LETTER TO THE GOVERNOR. Your Excellency, our people, Lincoln,

It is the headquarters of a band of evildoers who kill

to decent men, they steal their cattle and steal their property.

Unless a new one is appointed Sheriff, a war is coming.

-Who would have written it? - Ward, who else?

- We could imprison him again. - Don't teach him a lesson or lock him up.

The problem is that we cannot imprison your mind.

Hudson.

Make him eat it.

- Do you mean really? - Really.

Hey, what do you want from me, Hudson? What do you want from me?

Very good, Ward, you wrote this.

Now she's going to eat it. Come on, he opens his mouth. open it.

Oh, he doesn't want to. Come on, open your mouth.

Come on, open your mouth. It won't taste bad, right?

Come on, open it.

- What's going on here? - He wanted to make me swallow my words.

- He followed orders. - Well, let me give you new orders.

Ed.

Thank you son. When the day comes where I have my newspaper

- I will write an article praising you. - What? Forget it.

- Three jacks. - It's okay.

Here is another letter. He has come out of his sleeve.

Remind me to tell that guy who sweeps more carefully.

Of course here There is a lot of garbage to clean up.

Not even you can say that nor your friend Keating.

He will know what he says. This is what I think.

- You better shut your mouth. - Or leave.

- It's possible. -No one who abandons me

preserves... health.

� Which of you wants start taking it from me?

Nothing makes me as sick as his face. I can't stand to look at her.

Goodbye, Child.

Where are you going, Billy?

- Invite them to a drink. - Good.

- Have you lost your voice? - I would like to know where you are taking Pedro.

I don't know. Anywhere. Where would you like to go?

- Pedro would like to go to heaven. - Later.

There I would be very happy. Surrounded by Angels singing and flying.

- Later. - I don't think they would accept you. Not even me.

� How does it occur to you? think about heaven?

For those graves. They are beautiful. The largest in the world.

Look. The best. She rises to the sky.

It is the tomb that Peter he would like to have when he dies.

I would feel so happy.

Nothing happens to him.

In a week it will be fine.

I wish you could tell him that. Never I had seen an animal so worried.

- Hello. - Hello.

- This is Pedro. - Hello Pedro.

I'm going away, alone.

Pedro is a good friend. He needs a good place to be busy.

We're full, Billy. I'm sorry.

I think we could have one more pawn.

He is good. Well, it's yours.

Wait a minute, Billy.

Paterson was a great worker, Jim.

We could hire two men to replace him, don't you think?

I guess so.

If he could delay his trip, he would do us a great service.

Maybe he can. I don't know a lot of work for a cowboy.

What you don't know we can show it to you.

Like I told you, I'm always willing to give it a chance.

Well, you can help Jim. He will show you his bunk.

And don't worry, Pedro.

Even if you don't want the job, you'll probably like it.

You like us, don't you?

Come on...

- Hello. - Hello.

Still fuming, huh?

Keating is not the owner of the air we breathe.

He is very special with air. He doesn't like to be contaminated.

You feel very safe, Right, Ni�o?

Keating protects you under his wings?

Yes, he was tired of the wings of vultures.

-Shouldn't you go back to town? - Maybe. When we eat.

- You are no longer hungry. - We'll leave when we're ready.

Get on the horse! And you!

Hickey doesn't like that They kick the food.

Tell him he won't waste it. Other coyotes will come to eat it.

Although it would be better for them be very fast.

- Thank you. - Have you paid everyone?

- Except Billy. - Where is he?

Sandy, have you seen Billy?

Yes, the Mexican and he left on horseback at noon.

They were going to look for a foal.

- A colt? - I didn't want to discover him. It's a secret.

- Won't they tell Miss Edith anything? - Not a word.

It will remain between us.

For a month now Billy He is breaking a colt.

A birthday gift for Miss Edith. Pedro has helped him.

Doman with guitar music.

Yes, me too It seems very strange.

Billy has turned out a lot better than he thought.

Thanks to you. I would never have gotten it.

You clear some colts and I take care of others.

Give him his pay, please.

- Good night, Jim. - Good night.

- How did it happen? - I don't know.

-Who did it? - I'm not sure.

- You better get some sleep. - I'm going to look for it, Jim.

- We'll talk in the morning. -No one can stop me. Nobody.

Today is pay day, Billy.

Today you will also pay someone for this.

- Billy. -Yes?

Since he's going to town, Can you do me a favor?

I want to send a letter in diligence. I will write it quickly.

- You don't have to wait up. - Very good, miss. Good night.

- Do you want coffee, Eric? - Not yet, thank you.

- Billy? - No, thanks.

- How long have you known him? - To Pedro? I don't know. Quite.

- Billy. - Yes.

He saw someone near the place Where did I find Pedro?

- Not near there. - And somewhere else either?

- Two men. - Did you know them?

Their faces looked familiar to me.

- Hickey's men? - I'm not sure.

- He knew them but he is not sure. - I only know that Pedro is dead.

It is for the state authorities.

- It won't do any good. - Take.

I will make sure that Pedro has a proper burial.

He wouldn't want to bother you. I want to take care of myself.

Whatever, Billy.

- Should we notify someone? - Only to those who should know.

- Did he have many friends? - Just me, I guess.

You should also include us us.

He promised me that he would play in my party.

Yes, I was rehearsing some New songs.

Good night, miss. I have to take the report to...

I can send Bud.

Bud wouldn't go places to which I plan to go.

�You have to make those visits tonight?

Has no sense postpone things.

Nor precipitate them.

- I would still think the same tomorrow. - Yes, of course.

And the next day, and the next.

But the places he wants to go they will remain in the same place

after we have received the response to our report.

Yes.

It is a beautiful birthday gift

- A good colt. - It must have been difficult for him to tame him.

Peter did most of it. He tamed him by playing the guitar.

Peter was a very calm person.

- Sometimes, not always. - Most of you are.

- I am not that sure. - He doesn't want to admit it.

Maybe we are different before women.

It's possible.

- You like me, right? - And who doesn't? I mean, yeah...

- Hi guys. - Hi Eric.

We haven't heard you arrive.

I have to go to Oak Creek. A neighbour He had a problem last night.

- Something serious? - No, nothing of importance.

- Do you want me to accompany you? - No, it is not necessary.

- But will you come back for my party? - I wouldn't miss it for anything.

- Do you like the colt? - I love it.

What time is it, Eric?

Quarter past three.

I have to do a million things before the guests arrive.

I'll see you at the party.

I'm proud of you, Billy. Really.

- Why? - For all.

Doesn't look like the same person since he doesn't wear hers...

I forgot to put it on.

"I'm sure he doesn't want to." to accompany you?

What I want is for you to look for Jim and they met with me in the barracks.

I wish to speak to you before I leave.

- Is something wrong? - Look for Jim.

The government has responded to my report.

Things are going to get better hereinafter.

I'm a US sheriff.

The law has come to these lands just like I said.

- That's great. - What will Hickey say?

He still doesn't know anything, but you will find out tomorrow

when we go to town to investigate Pedro's murder.

- Let's go? - That's why I made you come.

I want to swear you as assistant.

It's funny that Jim is an assistant.

I will surrender to collect the reward.

His parole. Under my custody.

That's why I went to the capital last week.

I hope we can soon change it for pardon.

Thank you, Mr. Keating.

Stand up, Jim. He raises his right hand and repeats.

''I accept responsibility for U.S. Deputy Sheriff''

I accept responsibility for U.S. Deputy Sheriff

''And I solemnly swear to impose and defend honor and respect

to the law in the fulfillment of my duty with the help of God.''

And I solemnly swear to impose and defend honor and respect

to the law in the fulfillment of my duty with the help of God.

I'll have to give him a badge.

Well they didn't give me a badge for him, but this dollar

bears the eagle of the USA It's all you need.

Well, I have to go to Oak Creek.

Billy, stay with him and keep an eye on him. You're going to need help.

I can take care of myself.

You will need a friend to Don't let your knees shake.

At the party tonight We are going to announce your engagement.

- Your commitment? - Jim and my sister are getting married.

Glad to hear it.

And I'm so glad.

It's better that we leave it now. You look tired.

- Hey... - What?

Cake!

It smells like cake!

- I love cake. - Yes, even more than donuts.

- Your mother made them very rich. - Yes. In Silver City.

We loved eating them. Do you remember?

Without asking for them.

- The kitchen is there. - I'm hungry.

Hey, why don't you come in and do you take some?

- And Mrs. Hanky? - Are you afraid?

I don't carry a revolver.

Good... I'll go.

- ...from the newspaper. Jim. -Does she not know what he does?

- I just wanted... - Get out!

- This is not a wedding dress. - Get out of here.

- What are you doing? - I have only come to...

Get out and stay out.

- No. - Of course you are finished.

You better get married.

What is that?

I do not like this.

Nothing has happened except His horse has run away.

- I'm with you. - Stay here.

Meet Edith. Women get nervous.

�Mr. Keating? �Mr. Keating?

Jim, where's Billy?

I sent him to look for some cows that have been lost.

Eric also takes a long time. Are you worried about something?

- No, what's up. - Miss Edith.

In the kitchen everything has gone wrong. I knew we would have bad luck.

Please let's go...

- Is Billy back? He-He's in the barracks.

- Is the boss with him? - I've only seen Billy.

- Did you find Eric? - Yes. With a shot in the back.

He is dead.

- I'll have to tell Edith. - Do you want me to go?

This is something I have to do alone.

What are you waiting for?

They killed my husband without giving him a chance. Just like Mr. Keating.

You're all going to end up the same.

With heads trampled in one stampede. With a bullet in the back.

You have to stop them from Only way it can be done.

Let's go right now, Jim.

No. We're not going tonight.

We are going to do this like Keating He would have liked us to do it.

I'm the sheriff's deputy. Here I represent order and law.

We will arrest the men who Keating was murdered.

We will ensure that they have a fair trial.

Fred, you're going to tell the Vance ranch. We will pick up your men tomorrow.

Tom, tell Mason's group. Pete, take care of the Canningahn boys.

Mrs. Paterson, I would appreciate it. to go keep Edith company.

- It will help you. - Go, Jim.

You are a deputy sheriff and will obey you.

As long as it is resolved as I want.

- We both want the same thing, Billy. - We'll see.

We will pick up the men from the other ranches.

- What will be the first step you will take? - I am not a fortuneteller.

- Speaks. - They have been recruiting men.

- Where are you going? - Dan Hickey sent me.

want to avoid a bloodshed.

It's too late.

He promises to do an investigation legal to clarify everything.

There was an arrest warrant against Keating.

- Why? - For hiding a criminal.

Keating resisted sheriff's deputies arrested.

He died from gunshots agents who fulfilled their duty.

- You wouldn't believe it? - No.

In case anyone is interested in my opinion, I don't believe it either.

Do you mind if I go with you?

There are six gunmen in the town and they have winchesters.

- It seems very good to us. - Watch the doors and windows.

- It's very calm, huh? - Yes. And it's not Sunday.

They have cleared the streets. There isn't even a dog outside the house.

We will enter the town through the sides on foot.

Billy will take half of the men. The others will go with me.

Those on the right of the street will cover the buildings on the left.

Those on the left will cover the buildings on the right.

- Is it clear, guys? - It's clear, Jim.

Ward, you better stay back. They would shoot him first.

I am a man of peace, But not at any price.

- Any questions, hot? - None, holy.

No need to waste ammunition.

Claxton, Cobb. Get out as you can. Take the Shanahans and disappear.

Make sure they don't find you. We will try to distract them.

If they don't find you They won't be able to accuse me. Get out.

Hickey, we have five men for each one of you.

They have nothing to do.

We love men who murdered Keating.

I would give them to you if they were here. But I don't know where they are.

Billy! Quiet, quiet! Don't shoot!

Give it to your men. Don't shoot again.

Sherwood, I don't wish it to spill blood, just like you.

OK. Go outside. We will talk there.

Good, Sherwood. Come on.

The death of Mr. Keating It has been a hard blow.

Sadder than you think. He was a US sheriff.

-He was sheltering a criminal. - Billy is on parole.

And if they intend to hold the trial here, with his judge and his jury,

they are wrong. I am an assistant of sheriff. They will go to the capital.

I am willing. After all You have to get witnesses.

In the capital There are very good lawyers.

In the meantime we will stay with their weapons and those of others.

I won't hand over mine. Hickey will walk free.

So I don't think separate myself from my revolver.

- Hang on a minute. - Let me go, Jim.

I will look for those witnesses my way.

- I swore I would uphold the law. - You sold your soul for a dollar.

- This is how it should be done. - This is how it should not be done.

- Lock him up. - Under what accusation?

It's the first time I hear it ask for a reason. For laziness.

- Coward! - Peace at any price, eh?

Lock him up too! Accused of vagrancy.

It will never go to court, Hickey.

Take your men to the living room. We will start to fix the matter.

No weapons.

- Calm down, Billy. It's for a short time. - Until I escape from here.

There are people with whom not you can talk

I think time is wasted talking to certain people.

Especially with those whose Souls need some air.

- Who are you referring to? - To the entire Hickey gang.

If he has something to say, I listen to him. If not, shut up.

I know who the murderers are and the area where they meet.

Why hasn't he said it before?

We'll talk later.

Hey, Bronson. Do you know what happened to my horse?

Of course. I took him to my house. He behaves like a colt.

I have given him a lot of feed so that He eats and calms down a little.

Treat him well until for me to go out.

Brother, he can count on it.

I have returned to fix the printing press.

He believes that he will ever get to print some newspaper with it?

Sic transit gloria mundi.

Crazy.

In case he wants to hang up some photographs.

- How many photos? - Those of the Shanahans,

Claxton's and Cobb's they add up to four.

Counting Hickey there would be five.

What will happen when Billy is released? Because they will.

I cross the bridges when I get to them.

- Hello, miss. - I would like to speak with Mr. Bonney.

Accompany the lady to see Ni�o.

- There it is. - Billy...

- I just talked to Jim. - And what does it matter to me?

He's doing what Eric I would have liked him to do.

They have killed his brother because of me

You were nothing more than the pretext. They would have looked for anyone else.

-I am to blame for his death. - We can't continue like this.

The people of peace have to end with violence and imposing order.

That's what Jim is trying to do.

That's why he ordered them to lock him up. To prevent him from getting into more trouble.

- I'll escape. - Get revenge out of your head.

He has to help Jim.

He is the only man she cares about. His best friend. The only one.

Now he has found a new friend. Hickey.

Jim is a friend of yours. More than you think.

He tries to stop me from stepping forward. where friends no longer exist.

Where everyone should be against him.

He doesn't know how to say it in words.

Me neither, but I'm trying.

Tell me I can go see Jim and tell him that he can let him out.

Well, how is he? Is he still so hot?

I'm afraid so.

You can't do anything else with it to keep him locked up here

-until he calms down. - They can't keep him that long.

We'll see. Good morning, miss.

Go out and have a beer.

Cass, the time has come for cross that bridge she was talking about.

- Shoot him right here. - Come on...

You can say that he called you asking you fire and while you lit

- a match... Well, what did he do? - I took away my revolver.

- So what's the problem? -And what about Ward?

We'll take care of Ward When the moment comes.

- Billy asked you for that watch. - It's in the top drawer.

- But you were smarter than him. - Yes, of course I do.

- What did I do? - Don't you keep another weapon there?

There is his own revolver.

That's the idea. He will be at the meeting.

Good news, Ni�o. They let him out.

Sign the laying order released in my office.

She was wrong.

No, Billy. Do not do it.

- Where is the watch? - In the top drawer.

Put it away.

Here, Mr. Ward.

- Where are you going, Billy? - Let's go for the photographs.

- Listen to me, Jim... - Let me pass, please.

Now you will be able to release an edition from my newspaper.

This time I will publish an edition of the monthly Sentinel.

Wait a moment, Mr. Ward. Who got him out of prison?

You will find out everything for my newspaper.

Stop the stories, Ward. Has the sheriff released him?

The sheriff's friend is lying down on the prison floor

- with a hole in the chest. - Are you crazy?

Completely. Billy the Kid has escaped.

-Where has he gone? - To Valle Grande.

Thad, Bat... You too, Hickey.

Yes, I wouldn't like it nothing would happen to you.

- It's Cobb! - There are two horses, Jim.

Come on.

Only the Shanahans remain.

- Why will the others take so long? - Hickey promised he would come.

- Do you think he would have betrayed us? - Could be.

Don't try to take out the weapon.

That food smells good.

Too bad Claxton and Cobb don't They can come and eat it.

I found them a while ago next to Roca Pintada.

- Look, Ni�o, we are your friends. - Sure, Eddie, sure.

That's why I came.

I think there is too much food for the few people who are going to eat it.

By the way, you are going to need a new sheriff in this county.

I guess still you haven't found out.

I wouldn't be surprised if everything was published by Mr. Ward.

Although the old sheriff He won't be able to read it.

He has gone blind... to look at a revolver.

And Claxton and Cobb They won't read it either.

- They have the same problem. - Don't talk like that, Child.

Yes, sir. There is nothing like a good meal.

As long as you can sit to eat it.

Listen to me, we will shake hands and we will be together, like we used to.

We will be... We will be.

She went up the hill. Cut Billy off.

Hey, guys. Are you drunk? Billy the Kid...

Talk to them later, Hickey. He does not move and does not draw.

- Get out of there, Billy. - I wouldn't do that, Hickey!

I'm saving it for last.

Billy, if you come with me peacefully

I will make sure you have a fair trial.

- Save the words, Jim. - If you dont do it...

- Hey, listen, Billy. - You have nothing to tell me, Hickey.

The Shanahan brothers are waiting to hear his reasons.

-Can't you do anything? - Hickey is in my custody.

I am the authority. we could absolve you of everything else.

But if you kill Hickey They will hang you in cold blood.

- I didn't murder Keating. - Tell the Shanahans.

Cobb too and Claxton. And tell the sheriff.

Yes, Hickey. Ah, where is it going to go? I will meet another guy.

A guy just like you. The rat that killed my father.

- You'll love it. - Don't do it, Billy.

I'm not asking you for Hickey. It's for me.

Like when we were children in Silver City.

Silver City is far away and forgotten. Move away, Jim.

Are you abandoning us, Hickey?

- Give me a chance, Billy. -The same one he gave to Keating.

- I... - Your legs are failing, huh?

- Billy, I... - Faster, Hickey, faster.

Faster!

You shot him in the back.

I wanted to shoot that vermin by the back.

I'm going in for you.

I'm going out.

How will you get out? Shooting?

Like this.

- I'm going to take you to town, Billy. - You won't.

- They will hang you for this. - They won't.

I'm leaving, Jim.

You have drawn with your right, heated.

I won't do it again, saint.

AND SO, WHILE THE LAW I ARRIVED AT THE LAST FRONTIER,

THE LAST OF VIOLENT MEN HE FOUND HIS PEACE.