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What makes you think I'm gonna see a girl?

Well, I'm a gamblin' man.

The odds kind of fell that way.

That's all.

Get out of there, Greg.

I really want you to look around and try to buy me some beef when you're doing, well,

what you're doing.

Why?

Why?

Because we're dang near out of meat.

That's why the whole train is.

All right, Charlie.

If I see any cattle, I'll tell them to look you up.

McCullough, I'm serious.

So am I.

Give me your name.

Wait a minute.

We're gonna be in serious trouble.

We're gonna run out of meat around here in a few days, you know.

We're gonna be in more trouble if you don't get out of the way and let me do what I get

paid for.

And I'll see you in a few days.

Bill, see you.

McCullough!

We gotta get some meat!

We gotta get some meat!

That dang young whippersnapper.

Charlie.

He wouldn't care if we all starved, you know that?

Charlie.

The only thing he thinks about is chasing Indians, and women, and mostly women.

Charlie!

Don't yell at me.

I ain't deaf.

McCullough's on his way to a place called Maddoxville right now to buy some beef.

All the more reason why he should look around and buy me some beef.

Buy beef!

That's what I said.

The major told him to look up a big rancher by the name of Ben Maddox.

Why didn't McCullough tell me this?

Oh, he wanted to hear you yell a little, I guess.

I ain't yelling.

But I'd just like to know what's going on around here once in a while.

You two think you're smart, don't you?

Mm-hmm.

Well, to me, you're just a couple of young upstarts, and you should have to do your own cooking.

For two cents, I'd quit this job and let you starve to death, both of you.

All right.

Payday, I'll give you the two cents.

Jane!

Please!

Please, don't!

Laura?

Sorry to bother you now, but, uh, did you tell your old man I got something for him?

And what I got might make you feel a little better, too.

Angie?

Well, hi, Mr. Maddox.

What are you doing back so soon?

I don't know.

I was just in the middle of some business.

What are you doing back so soon?

Laura said you had something for me.

Don't see anything.

That's what I brought you.

That's the one that did it.

Did what?

Killed Jane Hawkins.

You killed her?

You wanted her dead, didn't you?

I wanted her to hang in the town square where everybody could see.

Next time I send you to find somebody to fetch them to me, you fetch them to me.

If I want you to do anything else, I'll tell you.

Don't start entertaining any idea that gun of yours is bigger than Ben Maddox, because it ain't.

Where'd you leave her?

Right where she fell.

You go back and get her.

Get her?

You go back and get her and bring her into town.

Take her through the streets where folks can see who it is.

Leave her at Doc's.

You sure you killed her?

I ain't never missed yet.

All right, get riding.

Don't be too dark for long.

Dad?

Jane is dead.

I know it won't bring Ted back, honey.

Maybe we'll all rest easier knowing she paid the full price for what she did.

Yes?

Who is it?

This girl's been shot, ma'am.

She needs a doctor.

Oh, the poor child.

Mort!

Wait.

What's wrong?

That's Jane Hawkins.

Take her away.

What do you mean, take her away?

She needs a doctor.

The doctor isn't here.

I just heard you call him, ma'am.

You can't bring that girl in here.

What is it, Abby?

Mort, it's the Hawkins girl.

She's got a bullet in her.

Are you the doctor?

Yes.

Are you going to tell me I can't bring her in, too?

Who are you?

I haven't got time to tell you right now.

This girl needs attention, and she needs it now.

Right in here.

I don't know how long she'd been lying there when I found her,

but I know that ride couldn't have done her any good.

Oh, I'm, uh...

I'm Flint McCullough.

I'm in town to buy some beef.

I'm supposed to look up a man named Ben Maddox.

It says him from the name of the town.

He won't be hard to find.

Miss Maddox did this.

Or, more than likely, one of his men.

Why?

She killed his only son, Ted.

You didn't do yourself any favor by picking her up, mister.

No, us by bringing her here.

Now I understand why you were so afraid.

He owns this whole range and everything in it.

She's not including the people?

She's lost a lot of blood.

She's running a little fever.

She gonna make it?

Sure.

Sure, with a little rest.

Mort, she can't stay here.

I ain't no whibby.

Well, I'd be glad to take her wherever you say.

She got a family somewhere?

Afraid she hasn't even got a friend anymore in Maddoxville.

Well, if she's killed this man like you say,

then the jail ought to take care of her.

There is no jail in Maddoxville.

You mean there's no law here at all?

A U.S. Marshal wouldn't dare invade Ben Maddox's territory.

I see.

There isn't a family in town would dare take her in.

Then we can't do it either.

You've got to take her away.

Now, wait a minute.

This isn't my battle.

I don't even know this girl.

I'm in town to supply a wagon train.

Besides, you just heard your husband say that she shouldn't be moved.

But she can't stay here.

I'm afraid she's going to have to.

I'm afraid you don't understand.

I think I do, doctor.

When a doctor is willing to turn out his patients...

It's to save her life that she's got to be moved.

Ben Maddox would find her here and he'd hang her.

And he'd hang us too for trying to hide her.

Is that what you want?

Maybe...

Maybe you could take her away in your wagon train.

She could travel in a couple of days.

Well, what am I supposed to do with her until then?

Hide her.

I'll help you.

There's an old abandoned ferryboat down by the river.

They'll give you food and blankets.

It's the only way.

Please, don't shoot.

Jesse.

Please, Jesse.

Jesse, who's that?

One of Maddox's men, hired gunman.

You're all right, Jane.

You're all right now.

I didn't do it.

I swear I didn't kill him.

Jane, it's Doc Hicks.

You're in my office.

You're safe.

Don't be afraid.

Jesse!

Where's Jesse?

He's not here, Jane.

Just Evie and me and the man who brought you to us.

He saved your life.

He's going to stay with you.

You'll be better.

Don't be afraid.

I'm going to try and help you.

Why would you want to help me?

Because...

Because nobody else will, I guess.

You can trust him, Jane.

You said you didn't kill Ted Maddox.

Is that true?

Why would I kill him?

I loved him.

I loved him.

All right, Doc, how do I get to the ferry?

Get some things together, Evie.

I'll hitch up the wagon.

It'll be easier riding for her that way.

What do you mean the body wasn't there?

Somebody picked it up and moved it.

Took it into town.

I spent most of the night following the tracks of the horse.

Where'd they lead?

Just into town.

That's all I know.

You can't pick one set of tracks out of all the others in the street.

You said you killed her.

I did.

Then she'll be at Doc's office for embalming.

If she's dead, nobody will have to hide her.

Then I'll look there.

Jesse, you'd better find her.

God, if you don't, your life won't be worth much more than hers.

I still don't know why you're helping me like this.

If I find out you killed him, then I'll help you as far as the first United States Marshal's office.

Why don't you just turn me over to Ben Maddox and save yourself the trouble?

Because whether you're guilty or not, you deserve a trial.

From what I know of Maddox, he won't give you one.

I'm not guilty.

Well, if you're not, have you any notion who is?

I don't have any idea who fired that shot.

Or even who'd want to kill Ted.

He wasn't like his father.

Everybody liked him.

Did his father approve of you?

No.

We had to meet secretly.

Usually in my room in back of the saloon where I worked.

I was a waitress.

That's where it happened.

It was about midnight.

Ted was just getting ready to leave.

I was in his arms.

He was kissing me.

The shot came from outside through the window.

Struck him in the forehead.

The people who heard the shot came inside.

I was kneeling beside him.

Is that what they thought you did?

The gun was on the floor.

Someone had thrown it through the window.

It was Ted's Derringer.

They said I must have taken it out of his vest pocket, but he wasn't carrying it.

How do you know?

He wouldn't have carried it unless he was dressed up and not wearing his .44.

This night he was wearing his holster.

Somebody else must have had his Derringer.

How would they get it?

It was from at the ranch, I guess.

You don't believe me, do you?

You haven't given me much reason to yet.

You're just like the rest of them.

They were so sure I'd done it, so busy agreeing among themselves,

that I just got up and walked out of the room.

Well, go on.

Why should I?

Because I have a right to the truth.

I want to know that I've got a good reason for taking care of you instead of my job.

Look, Jane, I want to believe that you're innocent, but you've got to help me.

I'm sorry.

I'm so used to people being afraid of Ben Maddox.

I shouldn't have gotten rough with you.

You're hardly in any condition. Let's talk about it tomorrow.

No.

I'm all right. I'd like to talk about it.

All right.

Who'd be able to get into Ted's room without being seen?

Just his father and Laura, I guess.

Laura? Who's that?

His sister.

They wouldn't have done it.

Laura and Ted were closer than any brother and sister I'd ever seen.

His father loved him, too, in his own way.

They'd have had no reason to have done it.

They had a reason to shoot you.

What do you mean?

To keep you away from Ted.

What if that bullet had been meant for your back instead of him?

I mean, if he was holding you in his arms and he was facing the window,

then your back must have been to it.

If Maddox could just run you out of town, that...

that leaves the sister.

Laura wouldn't have done that. She was my friend.

Oh.

She came to me once.

She warned me that her father was getting suspicious about Ted and me.

She was even there when we made our plans.

What plans?

We were going to get married, without anybody knowing.

Laura was going to help us.

She had no reason to want me or Ted out of the way.

Well, somebody sure did.

Maybe I can get the answers to some of these questions in town tomorrow.

You can't ask questions about me.

Ben Maddox would hear about it and you'd be in as much trouble as I am.

Not if I have a right to inquire about you.

How'd you like a new relative?

What?

I said, how'd you like a new relative?

Hmm.

Jesse!

What do you want?

What do you want?

Where is she?

Who?

Jane Hawkins.

Her body was brought into town.

It's got to be here.

No, you're wrong.

Don't lie to me. I'll find out.

She isn't here, I swear it.

Well, go ahead. Search the house. Look for yourself.

What are you doing here?

I'm looking for Jane Hawkins.

We don't know anything.

She was brought into town with a bullet in her tonight.

Dead or just wounded, this is where she'd be brought.

There's nothing we can tell you.

Well, I think there is.

Now quit wasting my time.

Leave him alone.

Now talk.

Don't. I'll tell you.

Emmy, be quiet.

Well?

She was here.

A man brought her.

Who?

I don't know. Just a man.

Dead?

No. Wounded.

I suppose you fixed her up.

What was I supposed to do? I'm a doctor.

Where is she now?

We don't know. He didn't tell us. He just left.

If you're lying to me, I'll find out.

And I'll be back.

Mort, I had to tell him.

He'd have hurt you.

I think it'd have been better if he'd killed us both.

Don't say such a thing.

Why not?

Look what we've done.

Look what we are. Look what we've let Ben Maddox make of us.

She's got to be here in town someplace.

Search every building and every house till you find her.

And bring her to me. Alive.

Come on.

Morning. Morning.

What'll it be?

I think I'd like a Jane Hawkins.

What's the matter?

Why is everybody staring at me?

What about Jane Hawkins?

I'd like to see her. She works here, doesn't she?

No.

That's funny. I got a letter that said I'd find her here.

She wrote you?

Yeah. I'm her cousin.

Cousin?

As a matter of fact, in her last letter, she told me she was going to get married.

Marrying a fellow by the name of Maddox.

Ted Maddox.

Wow.

Are you sure she doesn't work here?

She used to, but she left.

Do you know where I might find her? I hate to come all the way out here and then not see her.

Well, she didn't say.

I see.

Mister?

Are you speaking to me?

What's your name?

McCullough.

What's yours?

When did you get into town?

I just rode in.

Why?

You sure you didn't get in last night?

Not sure you hear well?

When did you see Jane Hawkins last?

About eight years ago.

You sure that wasn't last night, too?

Do you know anything about my cousin?

Not a thing.

Well, then don't interrupt my conversation with this gentleman again.

You better backtrack quick on what you said, mister. That's a hired gunman.

Turn around, mister.

You got anything more to say to me, you come over here and say it.

Now, what about Jane? You know anybody in town who might know where she is?

What about the Maddox fella?

You gonna face me, mister?

Or do you want to take it in the side?

I didn't come in here looking for trouble, mister, and I'm still not looking for any.

So stop bothering me.

As a matter of fact, get outside. You can pick up this gun when you're in a better mood.

You've got to get out of town, mister.

The name's McCullough. Flint McCullough.

Listen to me. That man's a dangerous killer.

As soon as he gets another gun, he'll be back.

You know anybody that might tell me where I could find Ted Maddox?

Look, you seem like a nice enough fella I'd like to help you.

And I'll tell you all I know if you'll get out of town as quick as you can.

Then you do know something about Jane.

Jane left here because she killed Ted Maddox.

His old man, Ben, has got his ranch hand scouring the territory looking for her.

And the fella you just ran out of here, he works for him.

Ben Maddox runs his whole range.

And you could get yourself killed just asking questions about Jane Hawkins.

Hard to believe that a girl like Jane would kill anybody.

You'd better believe it, McCullough.

Leastways, do your thinking about it someplace else.

Why should she kill a Maddox boy? She was in love with him.

I don't know any more about it than I've already told you.

Anybody see her do it?

No, but I was in the room right after it happened.

Right back there.

Ted was dead, the gun was on the floor, and she was bending over him.

That doesn't prove that she did it.

It does to Ben Maddox.

And that's all that counts around here.

Now, will you get on your horse and ride out of here?

No.

I mean, I can hardly leave town with folks thinking that my cousin killed a man, can I?

What can I say to make you understand that it doesn't matter what anybody else but Ben Maddox thinks?

Wait a minute. I want to ask you a couple of questions that won't take long.

I don't know anything else.

Well, maybe you can give me the name of some of Jane's friends.

She didn't have any friends.

Folks in a small town like this don't take up with a waitress much.

You mean you never saw her talk to anybody but the people she worked with?

Nobody I know of.

Oh, the Maddox girl, Laura.

That's Ted's sister.

She come in here a time or two.

She seemed friendly enough, I guess.

In fact, I remember seeing her the night her brother was shot.

You sure?

Sure.

We was carrying the body down to Doc's place,

and she was standing right back there behind the crowd that was gathering.

Did you talk to her?

No.

She just stood there watching.

I thought it was kind of funny she didn't cry or carry on over her brother.

I guess she was too shocked to move.

Yeah, I guess she was.

Well, thanks for the information.

I'll drop in and buy you a drink before I leave town.

Say hello to George for me.

See you next Friday, Miss Kaiser.

What are you doing here?

Do you think you ought to show yourself anywhere in town?

Strangers have to be asked questions.

I'm the one that's asking the questions, Doctor.

Folks down at the saloon think I'm Jane Hawkins' cousin from back east.

I'm very anxious to find her.

I told you we should have warned him.

Warned me about what?

They know that Jane is alive and somewhere in town.

Jesse came here in the middle of the night.

He pushed me around. He was going to hit my husband.

I had to tell him she was brought here.

Do they know where she is?

No, I didn't tell him who you were or where you were hiding.

I see.

Doctor, I don't think Jane Hawkins is guilty.

And the only way to prove it is to stir up a hornet's nest.

Now, I'll admit I'm kind of grabbing at straws,

but, well, there's evidence piling up against Laura Maddox in this killing.

Laura Maddox? You think Laura did it?

Well, I'll admit it's pretty thin, but she could have done it.

I mean, the bartender saw her in town the night of the killing,

and have you any idea why she should be here?

I mean, that late at night?

No, no, I wondered the same thing myself.

What time was it when you saw her?

Well, she came in to see Ted's body a little while after they brought it in.

I didn't think much about it at the time,

but for anybody to ride out to the Maddox ranch and tell her about her brother,

well, there just wasn't time.

She had to be here when it happened.

Please, we're in enough trouble already.

So is Jane, Mrs. Hicks.

The only trouble is I can't seem to find any reason why Laura would want to kill her brother.

I mean, she could have been shooting at Jane and Miss, but...

Doctor, that's why I came to see you.

Sometimes a doctor knows a lot more about his patients

than just the state of their health.

Yes, sometimes he does.

Ward, please, don't say any more.

Abby...

Abby, I don't blame you for what you've become. I blame myself.

If I hadn't let Maddox scare me 25 years ago,

we both might still be able to hold our heads up.

I'd been here about a week,

and I found out how ruthless Ben Maddox was.

His wife had just died.

It seemed like he wanted everybody around him to be as bitter as he was.

I packed to leave.

He said that his town had to have a doctor.

I could either stay or...

maybe get killed trying to leave.

So I stayed.

Look at us now.

Look at us, Abby.

We're still scared.

I'm sorry for what I've done to you, Abby.

But I want you to give me this chance to be a man again.

It's for both of us.

And for the whole town.

The doctor will help you all he can, Mr. McCullough.

You want a reason for Laura wanting Jane out of the way?

Well...

you might find it in there.

He's not her cousin? Who do you think he is?

Well, I think he's the one who found her and brought her in.

I think he knows where she is.

Why didn't you force it out of him?

Well, he, uh...

he had the drop on me.

I thought that couldn't happen.

That's why I hired you.

It was before I knew who he was.

He was behind me.

Where are the boys?

I got them turning the town upside down looking for Jane.

They'll find her.

You'd better go back in and see that they do.

This thing's dragged out long enough.

First thing you know, somebody will start feeling sorry for her and they'll try to help her.

I don't want that to happen.

Come on.

You won't need that, Mr. Maddox.

You shouldn't leave your windows open.

All right.

You were tricky enough to get in. Say what's on your mind.

Jane Hawkins.

She murdered my son, and when I find her, I'm gonna hang her.

What else do you want to know?

I want to know what you'll do if you find out that she's not the one who did it.

She did it all right.

And I thought while your men were in town, it was a good time to pay you a visit.

I've got plenty more hands right here.

I wouldn't call them just yet.

Are you Jane's cousin?

Didn't Jesse tell you?

He didn't believe it.

Doesn't matter.

That's right, it doesn't.

Your coming here isn't going to change anything for Jane Hawkins.

Maybe not.

But I just wanted to get a good look at the king of Maddoxville.

Why?

I wanted to see if you're as bad as people say.

What are you getting at?

In the history books that I've read, they talk about two kinds of kings.

The kind that are interested in themselves,

and the kind that are interested in the good of their people.

I'm wondering what kind of king you are.

What difference does it make, as far as your cousin is concerned?

It might make a lot of difference.

I'm convinced she killed my son, if that's what you mean.

And I believe in an eye for an eye.

And if you're wrong?

I'm not wrong.

A court of law might find that Jane Hawkins is innocent.

A court of law is a waste of time.

All right, what if I could prove it?

I want the one who killed my boy.

And that's all I want.

If I tell you who that is, then Jane Hawkins goes free, right?

You know where she is, don't you?

You haven't answered my question.

Will you work as hard to free the innocent as you will to hang the guilty?

Why shouldn't I?

Your word, Maddox.

I want your word.

All right, you've got it.

But there's still a lot of proving to be done.

All right.

Where's your daughter?

She's upstairs resting.

What's she got to do with this?

Would you mind calling her down?

I heard voices and came downstairs.

I've been listening.

Perhaps you'd like to tell your father why you're so interested in our conversation.

Now, just a minute, McCullen.

Why are you dragging my daughter into this?

You told me I had some proving to do.

Are you going to let me do it or not?

What's she got to do with it?

I think she knows who killed your son.

There's nothing of the kind.

Yes, I do.

It was Jane Hawkins.

That's the way you talk about your friends?

She was no friend of mine.

Then why did you take the trouble to warn Jane

that your father was getting suspicious about your brother seeing her?

I didn't know such thing.

I didn't know Ted was seeing her.

So how could Laura have warned her?

Made it up, I guess.

You're lying.

No, I'm not.

You are.

The bartender down at the saloon saw you.

He won't lie to you, Maddox.

He's too afraid to.

And he knows about your other visits

when Jane and your brother planned to get married secretly

and you agreed to help them.

Daddy, make him stop this.

Don't you think if you know something about your brother's death,

your father's got a right to hear it?

Maddox, were you at home the night of the shooting?

Yeah.

Where was your daughter?

She was upstairs in her bed.

Was she?

Ask her.

I was here.

Don't tell me.

Tell your father.

I was in bed.

I wanted her to say that to you, Maddox,

because I want you to wonder why she lied.

I want you to wonder so much

that you'll take the time to find out the truth.

What do you say the truth is, McCullough?

She was seen in town that night by Doc Hicks and the bartender

after midnight.

Is that enough to make you wonder?

Why did you do it, Laura?

Daddy, you're not going to believe this.

Why did you lie to me?

Because she fired the shot that killed your son.

I'm not saying she meant to.

I think she was aiming at Jane.

Why?

Why?

Jealousy.

Jealousy?

For her own brother?

No, not of her brother.

Of the man she loved who was not her brother.

Ted Maddox.

Where did you find that out?

From Doc Hicks.

He's through being afraid of you.

How did you find out, Laura?

In a trunk in the attic.

With papers when you adopted me.

I told Ted,

but he still wanted Jane.

I loved him so much.

I couldn't let her have him.

My hand shook so.

The shot went...

Oh, Daddy.

I killed him.

I killed Ted.

Daddy, forgive me.

I didn't mean it. Please.

It's all right, baby.

It's all right.

You ready to keep your word?

No.

I didn't think you would.

No.

I didn't think you would.

As far as I'm concerned, my boy is dead because of Jane Hawkins,

whether she pulled the trigger or not.

I see.

But at least we know what kind of a king you are, don't we?

This is my land, McCullough.

It's all I had left when my wife died.

My land and my boy.

I built an empire for him.

I kept it an empire by ruling it.

I gave the people no freedom to bring in law

because with it they would have grown and prospered and expanded.

They would have organized and voted.

They would have let others in.

My empire would have dwindled.

Now all I've got left,

my land and my daughter.

She is my daughter even though she was born of a widow

of one of my hands who died at childbirth.

She's my daughter, McCullough.

My empire is hers.

Your empire is crumbling.

One man has defied you and others are going to follow.

They won't stand for this.

And I'm going to make sure they know about it.

If I had a gun, I'd kill you now

because others will have to die if you don't.

If I were your kind, I'd have killed you when you walked in the door

and thrown law to the people of this town.

But then she'd have paid for your crime as well as her own.

The people of this town have got to earn their freedom.

And I think they will.

As long as I live, you'll live long enough

to see everything you stand for fall apart.

Hora, get the boys together.

We're going into town, our town.

Let's go.

Jane.

Jane.

Jane.

They got her, Flint.

I know.

Jesse and his men found her. They got her over at the saloon.

Ben sent a rider out to find him.

They're going to hang her, Flint, as soon as Ben gets here.

I should have killed him when I had the chance.

You saw Ben?

I just left.

Gloria admitted that she killed her brother,

but Maddox still blames Jane and wants to see her hang.

We've got to get Jane right now.

I said we've got to get Jane now.

Jesse's got a dozen guns behind him, Flint.

There'll be a dozen more if you wait for Maddox.

How can we stand up against them?

You've had a change of heart, doctor.

I thought you were through being afraid.

I have had a change of heart.

I'm going to clear out of Maddoxville first chance I get,

but I'm not going to commit suicide before I get that chance.

I see.

All right, what about the rest of you?

Maddox was sure right about you people.

He said you wouldn't have the guts to stand up and face him,

and he was sure right.

And that's all it would take, you know, is guts

to stand up and fight him just once,

and that's the reason you've got right now.

Jane Hopkins is going to die for something she didn't do,

and you're the only people that can save her.

But what's more important, you can save yourselves.

Now, you've all got guns. Go get them.

It's fine for you to talk, mister.

You don't have to live here.

If you're the kind of a neighbor I'd have to count on, mister,

I'm glad I don't live here.

We've got families to protect.

Is this the way you protect them?

I weren't no part of any shooting.

I'm going back to my store.

Looks like the boys broke up their little meeting

and decided to mind their own business.

Hey, Jesse, you reckon I could fix something

to make Jane more comfortable?

She ought to be lying down.

Well, it don't make much difference how she feels now.

In a little while, it ain't gonna hurt her good.

What are you gonna do?

I promised Jane I'd look after her.

Now, wait, Flint. You can't do it alone.

Then help me, doctor.

Well, what do you know?

Look what I found, boys!

Aah!

Go out and get him, boys.

Any one or all of you.

They'll kill him, Mort.

They'll surround him and kill him.

He was a fool to go out there all alone.

All right, the rest of you.

Go on out there and finish him.

Tech, stay behind and watch the girls.

Bang! Bang!

Bang!

Bang!

Bang!

Bang!

Hold it, Tex.

All right, drop it.

Jesse.

Bang! Bang!

Bang!

Glad you changed your mind.

Sorry we didn't come sooner, Flint.

We may not be through with this yet.

You better have a look at Jane. I'll take care of this out here.

Get into your stores, but keep your guns ready.

Maddox could be here at any minute.

But no shooting unless you get the word from me.

I'm all right.

Just the same. You lie down.

And you stay this way.

It's all over. Thank you.

Jane.

Laura admitted her guilt.

If we beat Maddox, she's gonna go to trial for it.

That means you're free.

You're free to leave here if you want to.

I wouldn't blame you if you did.

This is my home, too.

Here he comes. Here comes Ben Maddox.

Take a good look around, Maddox.

You recognize your men?

And before you make a move, I'd look at the buildings.

There's a gun in every window, and it's pointed right at you.

Put your guns away!

This is my town!

You'll only die trying to take it away from me!

McCullough!

This is your doings!

I'm gonna kill you!

I'm gonna kill you!

I'm gonna kill you!

I'm gonna kill you!

I'm gonna kill you!

I'm gonna kill you!

I'm gonna kill you!

Get out of my buildings!

Get out where I can see you!

Fire that rifle, and the first bullet from every gun in town is for you.

And you men, the second one is for you.

So unless you feel like dying for Ben Maddox,

I turn around and ride out of here.

Right now.

Come back!

I order you to come back!

Come back here!

This is my town! You understand?

My land, as far as the eye can see, belongs to me!

It will belong to my son, and to his son!

Nobody can take it away from us! Nobody!

Tell them, McCullough! Tell them to put down their guns!

Tell them this is my empire!

You gotta tell them, McCullough, they'll listen to you!

You gotta make them understand they can't do this to me!

They can't take away my empire!

Please tell them. Please.

Tell them. Please tell them. Tell them it ain't fair.

Tell them. Please. Please.

Please! Please!

Please.

Hi, fellas. Hi, Flint.

Did you get our beef? I sure did, Charlie. All you need.

Flint, the major, tells me old Ben Maddox is pretty tough to do business with.

Do you have any trouble? Oh, not too much.

I think Maddox has changed quite a bit since the major saw him last.

Did you see any pretty girls?

Would you believe me, Charlie, if I told you not a single one?

No, I wouldn't. Maybe would I.

McCullough! Come back here, you young whippersnapper!

Bill, I don't think it's fair. McCullough goes to town, he has all the fun,

then he comes back here and he won't even tell us about it.

Say, you know something?

There's no reason why I shouldn't be the scout once in a while.

Anyway, I could learn how the other half of the world lives, couldn't I?

There's no sense of me being cooped up on this wagon day in and day out,

day after day, cookin', cookin', cookin'!

Over a hot campfire all the time, too.

Hyah!

Hyah!

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