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...:::Lord Sadler:::... lordsadler2012@gmail.com

You're a big boy.

Take care of everybody.

Bye.

You stay in school, OK?

Be a good girl.

Come on.

Be good, yes.

Shh, shh, shh. Quiet.

Quiet.

[Speaking Native language]

[Speaking Native language]

You bring it back to us safely.

This lance is the life of our people.

[Speaking Native language]

94 WYSP, Philadelphia. Classic rock 'n' roll...

Charlie, can you give me a cup of coffee?

Yeah, ok, buster.

If you have something you'd like to hear,

right now we'll take care of a call

from Center City, Philadelphia,

for Gregg Allman, when the bullets fly.

[Rock music plays]

Here you go.

Thanks a lot.

Hey, on your way, sister.

This is for paying customers only.

Charlie, she's with me.

Yeah?

You look real beautiful tonight.

Kind of brighten up the place.

You want to party?

No.

But I'll buy you a drink.

Bourbon and coke.

[Siren]

Step out of the car.

Check this out. They're gonna fuck it up.

Who?

The cops.

May I please see some license and registration?

You don't like cops?

I hate them.

Is that your current address?

Yeah.

Check it out.

What did I do?

Come on.

Hey.

I wouldn't go sit by that window.

Legs out. Feet back.

Out of the car.

Hands on the back of the car.

[Speaking Asian language]

Get down!

Drop it!

Drop it!

I said drop it, or he's dead!

Now!

Ok. Take it easy.

Shut the fuck up or I'll blow his fucking head off.

Let the officer go, then we'll talk.

[ Screaming ]

I mean it, man, I'm gonna kill this motherfucker!

Son-of-a-bitch.

Charlie, I'll have to catch you next time.

Put them down! Now!

Ok! We're putting them down!

Put your weapons down!

Put them down! Now!

Put them down! Come on! Now!

See?

What's all the commotion here?

What's going on here?

Get out of there!

Hey, buddy.

I'm just trying to find my fucking car, OK?

Get out of there!

Why don't you just relax?

I'm really sorry about this.

I can't find my car.

You should relax. You'd have a much better time.

Just relax there, buddy, OK?

Hey, hey!

What are you doing, man, huh?

Let's see if you got any brains.

You tell fucking your friends to drop their guns now!

Speaking Asian language]

Drop your guns!

Drop it!

Ok, asshole! Come on!

Come on, asshole!

Now!

Ok, let's go! Come on!

Come on!

Do it now!

Get him over here.

He's packing, sarge--.38.

Who the hell are you?

You're a menace,

and this city doesn't need people like you

getting in the way of police business.

I guess you should've stayed home?

You got a license for this?

Yeah.

Where?

Right here.

Come on, Mchenry.

See ya around, guys.

MAN: Be cool, man.

Officer Mchenry, this is detective Geddies.

We've met.

I'm aware of that.

You will now apologize to detective Geddies.

What should I do,

promise I won't hit him again?

Damn it, buster.

You can't go hitting cops.

The guy put his gun down.

He's got no brains, no balls. Cigarette?

I'm trying to quit.

I thought you were on vacation.

Don't I look relaxed?

You look like the inside of a chicken coop.

You working something on your own?

You could try talking to me.

Maybe I can help.

I don't need help. No backup, no report.

What do you mean, "No report"?

No paperwork.

Just give me a couple days.

If you're going after somebody in the department--

Now what's going on here?

Mike, I spent a night in the drunk tank.

I'm tired. I'd like to go home and take a shower.

Fine. Go home. Go to Nassau.

Just don't fuck up again,

because I can't cover you next time.

If I fuck up, I'm going to be dead.

That's not funny. I'll give you a ride.

There they are.

How are you doing?

Nema.

Hey, Corvo. Showtime.

I hope so.

What's going on?

The guy's not here yet.

You want something to drink? Eat?

No, not your food. No, not your food.

Nothing changes.

What do you say?

How you doing?

Good.

Have a seat.

I gotta talk to him.

I hope you understand.

Yes, I understand.

Ok. I'll call you.

Ok.

You're late.

Yeah.

So where's the cop?

Why, are you nervous?

Why, should I be?

We're going in for a great deal of money.

You're not nervous? That makes me very nervous.

You got the combination, right?

The cop gives me the combination, then I--

The deal changed.

The bookkeeper will have the combination.

I brought you...

the best deal on this planet, man--

$2 million in stolen diamonds, completely untraceable.

Your end of the deal

was the damn cop gives me the combination.

That's my security!

Who the fuck do you think you're talking to,

some street punk?

You brought this to me. Thank you.

It works out great.

You help me, I help you.

You feel you can't trust me, walk out.

You already know how to use the door.

Hey...

forget it.

Let's just get it over with.

He's right.

Let's go.

Yes?

Uh, I'm here to pick up a ring.

Ray Danelli.

Mr. Rosen said I should come by this morning.

Just a minute, please.

[Ding]

Ok.

[Buzz]

You can see Mr. Weinstock.

He's inside.

How are you?

Normally, we like to have the person

who took care of you help you,

but Mr. Rosen is no longer with us.

I think you'll be pleased, though.

The setting is very popular.

Tell the receptionist to open the front door, Mr. Weinstock.

Now.

Do it.

Live to collect that insurance.

Rose!

Would you buzz open the front door, please?

Nobody's out there.

Just do it, please!

Yes, Mr. Weinstock.

[Buzz]

Come on!

Get up.

Get in the back.

Open the door, please.

Come on!

Sit down!

Don't play with me, old man.

Sit down. Put your head down.

Take anything you want,

but please don't hurt anybody. Please--

Aah!

Shut up, bitch.

Keep your eyes on the fucking wall.

Eyes on the wall!

I said shut up.

This is nice.

It's nice.

You know, I'd really appreciate it

if you'd turn around and face the wall,

and, uh...

no alarms for, let's say, uh, 10 minutes. Please?

Or this is what you'll get.

Come on, man, let's go.

What the fuck are you doing?

There was supposed to be no shooting.

Guys. Guys.

He was weak enough to make a deal,

he's weak enough to talk about it.

We're wasting time.

[Siren]

Go around the back!

Go around the back!

Go around the fucking back!

Oh, fuck.

Fuck. Go!

Ok, let's go! Let's go!

Come on, let's get out of here!

Come on!

Come on!

Stop! Police!

Freeze!

Come on!

Fucking idiot.

Freeze!

Get out of the way!

Stop! Police!

Go!

Everybody down.

It's clear.

Come on, Bob, we've got to move.

Let's go.

Come on. Come on.

Come on.

Goddamn it. Come on, Bobby.

We ain't got time for this.

No! No.

George!

Back off.

Come on.

You drive, partner.

The lance.

Jesus Christ, man!

That way!

Hey, watch out, you lunatic!

Let's go.

What the fuck do you think you're doing?

Just give me a second here!

Kill him, man.

No! Come on!

Move!

Holy shit!

Watch it!

Hey!

Hey, this guy's stealing my car, officer.

Watch it!

[Air horn beeps]

Shit.

H-Hey.

Aah!

Watch it. Watch out!

Watch out! Watch out!

Oh!

Nice driving, partner.

Turn left over there.

Right there.

Yeah.

No!

Close the door.

Unh.

Ohh.

Hey, bob. Look who's here.

Boss, boss...

I'm so glad I found you guys.

Thanks for your help, partner.

[Gunshot]

Hey, boss, I tried, boss.

Get me to a hospital.

Please.

Police officer.

You can't die yet.

I need you alive.

We're here.

This is not a hospital.

You got any money on you?

Come on. I don't have all day.

In the jacket.

Got it.

Can you walk?

Good.

I'd like a room.

Indian, huh?

Two beds. How much will that run me?

40 a night.

I'll take it.

Come on.

I'm sorry, chief.

Elevator's out of order.

I ain't going to make it up the stairs.

Ohh!

Must be on their honeymoon.

[ Gasping ]

[ Coughing ]

[ Groaning ]

What's up, Captain?

One of your men may have been involved

in that jewelers' row armed robbery.

Buster Mchenry?

Maybe he was in the area.

He's been working undercover.

He wasn't there as a cop.

He was part of the crime.

You sure about that?

Since when has Mchenry been working undercover?

Uh...he's doing something on his own.

Like what?

Lieutenant, I've got two men dead,

people shooting at cops,

five vehicles busted to shit.

Now, slowly, for my enjoyment,

say you don't know his assignment.

He'll call. I'll check it out.

Get his ass in here, OK?

Before I get pissed off.

What's with you, Lieutenant?

Why do you always take the heat for that kid?

He's OK.

I don't think so.

He's a fucking crook like his old man.

So just shut up!

Get out of my office.

George is gone.

I'm sorry.

Dad...

I need your help.

I thought you might.

[Chanting]

He'll live...

I think.

You did good.

The Lakota's...

as far as I know,

have never been without the lance.

I'll get it back.

I know you will.

When you left home

I thought I lost you forever

and that hurt me.

But then, when you came back,

at first, I didn't understand why.

I got tired of being on the road.

No.

You came back because that's where you belong.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Nice girl.

Nice girl.

Hey, bobby.

Girl.

He's a cop.

A dead cop?

Nobody knows anything.

They haven't found a body.

Assume he's alive.

Get the word out.

Find him before the cops do.

You got it.

[Keys jingle]

Mmmph!

We're getting out of here.

Do that to me again, I'll kill you.

Expecting company?

I don't know. You tell me.

You want to tell me what I'm doing here?

You're going to help me find your partner.

I'm taking back what he stole.

Then I'm going to kill him. Let's go.

Hey.

Was there an old Indian praying over me the other night?

That's right.

You don't believe in that shit, do you?

I am that shit.

I don't see him.

Hey.

[ Knocking ]

Outside. Outside.

Is your daddy home?

No?

Is your mama home?

Do you know where my clothes are?

No.

They're in the wash.

Jimmy, why don't you go watch some TV or something, OK?

I brought you something to eat.

Thanks.

So how long have I, uh...

been asleep?

About a day or so.

24 hours, like a day?

That's right.

Smells good.

Glad to see you're feeling better.

I hate to disappoint you, chief,

but all you got was a cop.

I'm a police officer.

I was working undercover.

Don't lie to me.

You don't believe me?

Do I have to prove it?

Yeah.

Prove it.

I don't have to prove anything to you.

Is that right?

Hey.

That guy that killed your friend...

his name is Marino.

He had a bad cop working for him.

I was going for the cop.

I never expected it to go down like that.

I'm really sorry about your friend,

OK?

He was my brother.

We'll get started tomorrow.

Do you know what this is?

Yeah, Dad, I know. It's your medicine stone.

I've had it since I was 14.

It's brought me a lot of luck.

Now, there's your good luck stone.

Could I get something to eat?

You better take it.

I think you're going to need it.

What have you got?

The address on the Indians didn't check out.

What about family, friends, uh...

anybody connected to the museum?

There's a woman in Frankfurt.

Well, all right. You got an address?

Yeah.

99 Chissler street.

You want these?

Uh, yeah.

Just drop them on my desk, OK?

Sure, Lieutenant.

You do good work, chief.

I feel great.

Thanks.

I might have died, huh?

You still might.

Hey...

you want Marino, right?

So do I.

I like to work alone.

Why don't you let me go, and I'll go find him.

I'll bring your spear back. What'd you say?

Get moving.

Okay, fine.

But we do things my way.

Ok.

First thing we gotta do is go to my place.

I gotta get some guns.

If you're nice, I might even show you my badge.

I'll drive.

Trust me, I'm the Indian around here.

Thanks.

What are you trying to do, flood it?

No, I'm putting some gas in the carburetor.

[ Engine stalls ]

Right here.

See that thing here?

Butterfly valve. Put your finger on it.

I'll start her up.

Still got your finger on it?

[ Tires skidding ]

I'll drive this time.

Chief, come on.

My wounds. Ow! Okay.

Ok, it wasn't a nice thing to do,

but I don't wanna hear you talking about killing Marino.

I'm gonna take him down,

and if we're gonna work together, you don't kill him.

And I promise I won't try and ditch you.

What's so funny?

No, really, I appreciate a good story.

My brother, George,

you know, the one you killed?

I didn't kill him.

He used to lie a lot when he was younger.

Just like you.

One day, an older boy took a hunting knife

and cut his tongue.

It's just a little cut but it must have hurt.

It scared him.

That's the funniest story I ever heard.

Shit. Keep going.

Cops?

Yeah, they were watching my goddamn house.

What about the guns?

I got another idea.

Turn left up here.

I bet one of these guys will be packing.

Is that so?

My old man used to always say,

"You got to trust somebody sometime."

My dad told me that when I did,

I'd pick the wrong person.

You ain't got no problems here.

We seem to get along fine, chief.

Listen, I'm not a chief,

so don't call me Chief.

My name is Hank storm, ok?

Sorry, about that, Hank.

Buster Mchenry.

Nice to meet you.

First sign of trouble,

I'll break your neck, buster.

How are you doing?

Fine. How are you doing?

Good. Chief here needs a little something

to take back to the reservation.

Put some crack in them peace pipes.

Can you help us out?

Yeah, I think I can help you out.

Come on.

That's far enough, gentlemen.

Now, I have to see the money.

Well, uh, we got to see the stuff first.

Wait here.

Have you ever been to Philadelphia before, Hank?

Nope.

[Woof woof woof]

No, no, no, no, wait.

Dogs love me.

Watch this.

Hi, puppy.

Hello.

Jesus.

Son of a bitch.

Chief, there is something wrong with that dog.

Yeah.

Fuck, I don't believe this.

Hank, what the hell are you doing?

Hank, close the door.

Here, puppy.

Ok, I'll take the skinhead.

What's this shit?

Get inside!

So, you're the injun?

Oh, you're sharp.

How much money are we talking about?

1,200.

Well, let me see the money.

No.

Let me see the money, chief.

I wouldn't call him that.

He really doesn't like that.

I don't give a fuck what he likes.

Now!

I'd show him the money.

Why not?

Hey!

It's tucked into my boot.

Check him.

Hey, wait a second. This is completely unnecessary.

All we're trying to do is have a clean deal.

[Gunshot]

Oh, shit.

Hank!

Hank!

You OK?

Give me the gun.

It's mine.

Sorry.

Come on.

Ok, I'll take these guys.

No way. Not today.

Freeze right there! You're under arrest.

I'm ordering you to drop your gun now!

Drop it!

I said drop it!

Drop it!

It's not worth it.

We got away.

That's all.

...:::Lord Sadler:::... lordsadler2012@gmail.com

Ok, jump.

Are you crazy?

I got to take a couple of steps.

Whoa!

Son of a bitch!

What are you, crazy?

Give me the goddamn gun.

That's my gun.

Give me the goddamn gun!

You want the gun?

Yeah.

[Coughing]

Take it.

Oh, shit.

Oh.

Well, I'm having a good time.

How about you?

You're lucky I'm wounded, chief.

We've wasted enough time.

Let's go find your friend.

I'm going to find him,

and he's not my friend.

I, uh, pursued the suspect across the roof.

You sure it was Mchenry?

Yes, sir. I'm pretty sure.

I pursued them across the roof,

and they got away.

You can go.

Yes, sir.

I'm through messing around with this guy.

I want a warrant out on Mchenry.

Ok.

What are we doing here?

Trust me.

Sure.

Yes, Mr. Dibiossi, how are you today?

That's fine.

Yes, we have a reservation for you at 8:30.

Uh-huh. And, uh...

I'll see you later, Mr. Dibiossi.

I got to talk to you.

What are you doing here?

Shut up!

What are you, crazy?

Don't.

Take it easy.

What are you looking at?

Get up against the wall.

Get on the floor. Now!

Move!

Grab a piece of wall, asshole.

Up against the wall now!

Get up against the wall.

Now. Now!

You're asking for it.

Who the fuck asked you?

Spit that out!

You move, and I'll blow them out your back.

You understand me?

Get in there. Move!

What are you doing?

Get out of here!

Man, go away, man!

I got one question for you, asshole.

One time. Where's Marino?

I don't know!

I'll fillet your ass.

Where is he?

I don't know.

Ow!

Where is he?

He's at the girl's house. You know, Barbara.

Where?

The apartment over the beauty parlor!

Where?

89th and Snider.

Get up!

Just watch the cars!

Shut up!

OK, I didn't do nothing.

Give me the car keys.

Did I do anything to you?

Come on. Shit, man.

Come on, really--

Get in the goddamn trunk.

I ain't going in there, man.

Please. I'm claustrophobic.

Get in the goddamn trunk.

Come on, man, watch it.

Come on, let me out!

Hey, guys, this ain't funny no more.

Come on, let me out of here!

I got to go to the bathroom!

Come on, please. This ain't funny no more.

[Telephone rings]

[Ring]

Yes.

I'll take care of it.

We got the cop and the Indian.

I think he wants his spear back.

If you'd checked with me, we wouldn't be dealing with this.

I'm sorry. It happened.

This is a clean operation, no guns.

There's nothing to worry about.

I'll take care of the cop.

No.

You don't like that idea, Lieutenant?

No, I don't.

Now, you stay out of this.

I'll handle it from here on.

So, who's the old man?

Is he your grandfather?

Father.

Is he the chief?

No. He's a Wichasha Wakon.

He's a medicine man.

He has visions.

How about you, your old man a cop?

He was.

He had visions, too.

They just weren't legal.

He did, uh, two years in the state pen

for receiving stolen property.

He was in with a couple bad cops.

He was the only one who did time, though.

Come on, let me out, man!

Come on, please.

Please!

Aw, man, come on.

[Knock knock]

Let me out of here!

Ok, Annette, here I come.

Ready.

Nice place you got here.

Tell Marino I'm busy, and I can't see him.

No, you don't understand.

We should talk back there for a sec.

Talk here. Annette doesn't mind, right?

I don't mind.

Who's your friend?

You mean the chief?

My name is Hank.

Hi.

Look, you're making me nervous, OK?

Talk. Otherwise I don't need you guys

hanging around my shop.

Yeah. Excuse us, Annette.

Do me a favor and call upstairs now.

My mother lives upstairs.

You want to talk to her?

Just do it.

Do it yourself.

Is Marino upstairs, or isn't he?

If he is, he must be hiding.

I haven't seen him in days.

Where the hell is he?

I got to speak to him.

You owe money and want to pay him back.

Ask his friends where he is. I don't need this.

This is not a goddamn joke.

Hey, hey.

We have to find Marino, and we can't ask his friends.

Can you help us out?

Who the fuck are you?

Right. Look, I don't want trouble in my shop.

Why don't you guys just leave, ok?

Oh, god.

Move, move, move. Get down!

Run!

Go!

What the hell is going on?

There are two guys coming down the alley with guns. Go, hurry!

Freeze! Drop your weapons!

Freeze!

Halt! Freeze! Police!

Come on. Let's go.

You got to promise me

you'll let me take Marino alive.

Sorry, I just can't do that.

I wish you'd change your mind.

What's wrong with you?

Get out of here!

I had to do it.

He would've screwed things up.

Come on.

Holy shit.

What the...

excuse me.

No way.

Yeah.

So you thought you lost him, ok?

Ooh.

Oh, are you ok?

Oh, yes, thank you.

Thank you.

You over here?

Yes. The taxi over here.

You could do me a huge favor.

While we're talking,

look over my shoulder

and tell me if you see an Indian following me.

Yeah. A whole tribe...

with war paint, coming this way.

Excuse me.

You have a nice day.

Where do you keep your car?

Outside the beauty parlor.

What about money?

Excuse me. I forgot to take my purse.

Hi, guys.

Nema.

I want you to do something for me.

Take the kids to the store

and buy them something for me.

You've been too noisy?

No. No.

[Speaking Native language]

Ok. Let's go, guys.

I can lose him here.

It'll take a minute.

You're a real lunatic.

A crazy man.

Just give me five minutes, ok?

Excuse me.

[Speaking Native language]

Sir, may I help you?

No.

Pardon me.

Excuse me, can I help you?

Give me the phone.

We need security here.

See you.

Jesus Christ.

I don't think he's all right.

It's this gentleman here.

I think there's something wrong with him.

All right, sir, if you'll--

Oh.

Goddamn it.

The store doesn't want trouble.

We'll take care of--

Police officer.

Freeze, don't move.

We'll handle this.

You guys have done a phenomenal job already.

This asshole has been pretending he's an Indian.

I want a badge number--

Fuck off, asshole.

I'm making an arrest.

Here.

What did you do, jump off the train?

Pretty slick.

What are you doing here?

Nothing in my size.

Here.

Come on, Hank.

I have to see my father.

[Knock on door]

It's open.

Good evening.

I'm lieutenant Michael Finch.

I'm with the Philadelphia police department.

I'd like to ask you a few questions.

Is your son Hank Storm?

Yes.

We have reason to believe

that your son has been seen with--

What are you doing here?

Where's the Indian and his friend?

Please tell me.

You came to the wrong place.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Damn it! What did you do?

He pulled a knife.

What did you do?

Drop it!

Drop it!

Now, who do you think you are?

I have the diamonds.

We're not talking about diamonds.

The man is dead.

What's he going to tell us now?

Ask him.

Out.

Wait right here.

Hank.

We got to go.

I was doing it all for him.

Then you got to keep on it.

Come on.

Bobby, no!

No, Bobby!

No!

Hank!

Get me an ambulance.

Freeze!

Drop your guns!

Hands behind your head, both of you!

Now!

Hands behind your head!

Up against the car.

Get over against there.

Get your hands back!

Check for other victims.

I'll take over.

Get some men and check inside the house.

I'll get it.

I'll take over, officer.

We got it under--

You got a problem with that?

Come on, take him along.

Mike, I'm sorry.

Shut up.

Wait here.

Mike.

Put him in the car.

Whose car is this?

Well, well, well.

Look who we got here.

Hiya, Lieutenant.

Take the car back.

I'll ride with them.

Is this your car?

Yeah. Get in.

You're a regular crime wave, Mchenry.

It must run in the family.

Back off, Denny.

Listen to me, buster.

You're in real trouble this time,

you know that?

Murder, armed robbery.

You got anything to say to me?

Give him to me for 10 minutes. He'll talk.

Shut up. Talk, buster.

You were going under to find a cop.

What about that?

I haven't found him, but I will.

How close are you?

Real close.

12 hours.

Could you find him in 12 hours?

Mike, don't do this.

I'll say what he does.

There's a warrant out.

12 hours.

Can you do it?

Yeah.

I'll bring you him

and the $6 million in diamonds.

The report I read said 2 million.

No.

No, I was there.

I opened the safe.

6 at least.

Fine. Ok, let's go.

Jesus Christ.

Help the Indian.

I said help the Indian.

You bring him back with the diamonds to me.

I'm trusting you, buster.

It's my ass.

Ok.

I owe you, Lieutenant.

That car was there when my father was killed.

That's right.

He was a friend?

Yeah.

I'm sorry.

So am I.

Where you going?

Marino's ranch?

You son of a bitch.

Man's got to make a living.

I'll go with you.

Good.

Now I can get them both.

He's too smart for his own good.

Damn it!

Go right.

Right?

Yes, right.

[Alarm buzzes]

Check it out.

Straight.

No. We should go left.

There's too many houses that way.

Right leads to the highway.

Straight ahead.

We got to talk.

Upstairs.

Damn it! We're completely lost.

They got to still be on the main road.

Come on, let's go.

What do you think you're doing?

This way.

Are you kidding me?

Trust me. I'm the Indian around here.

Great.

Want a drink, Mike?

No.

I'm having one. What about you, Bobby?

Not when I play poker.

What do you want, Mike?

Taking all their money?

Anyone who's not happy

is free to leave the game.

Yeah.

6 million in diamonds, Bobby.

Not 2.

You caught Mchenry.

He let him go.

I tried telling him.

What the fuck are you--

Watch your mouth, Bobby.

I'm not one of your slugs.

I have other cops besides you...

you don't have me!

Who could--

Like ransom? Who else you got?

You were a punk when I met you,

and you still are.

I should have walked away.

I'm a punk, and you're a dirty cop.

Who do you think respects you?

Give me my cut.

We're finished.

Where's Mchenry now?

Both of them followed us.

The Indian?

Good.

Mchenry's got to go, Mike.

You know that.

Look, the kid's father was my friend.

We both could've done some time...

but he took the rap.

You could still do some time, Mike.

Stop the car.

What now?

Son of a bitch.

Roll over it a few times.

How many of them out there?

They were alone.

Don't sound like that to me. Let's go.

Benji, stay in the house.

Lights on.

Here, you want it?

Come and get it.

Let's go.

JJ.

See where Frank and Rob are.

Shit.

Come on.

Frank and Rob are both down.

Who's out there?

I don't know. There's no crowd.

The Indian will go for the house.

Shoot a flare.

Denny, let's cover the back.

Shoot some flares in the loft.

You sure?

Do it.

Shit!

Aah!

Hyah!

Hyah!

Hyah!

Hyah!

Can you ride?

No.

You go. I'll cover you.

It's good luck.

It couldn't hurt.

Move.

Not the horses!

Hold your fire!

Aah.

Unh!

Hyah...hah!

Buster!

Come on, you son of a bitch.

Shoot! Come on!

You don't understand.

I trusted you, Mike.

Nobody else has to get hurt.

Is that what you said to my old man?

He didn't have to go down.

He made a bad move.

That's all.

So did you, Mike.

Put your hands on your head.

No.

[Gunshots]

Aah!

Unh.

Ah!

Ohh.

This valley is where our grandfathers' grandfathers

fought the last big battle before we signed the treaty.

The battle of round ridge.

The cavalry outnumbered us 2-to-1.

We still kicked their butts.

That's the last time the lance was carried into battle.

The cavalry came from the north.

Our people were here.

[Car horn honks]

[Honk honk]

Hey, you're under arrest.

Buster.

How you doing, chief?

Good. It's good to be back.

You're a long way from home.

Yeah, they made me leave town for my vacation.

I'm actually on probation.

My story stuck, though. I'll be ok.

I might get a commendation

after the investigation is over.

You might even deserve it.

Yeah.

Uh...

I really came out here just to say thanks.

I'm going to be in town a couple days

if you want to find me.

I found you last time.

Yeah, you did.

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Whoo!

Yeah!

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