All language subtitles for tulsa the coming36. North Fork.eng

You can't duck
behind that girl, poke.

She's too small
to hide all of you.

Step out in the open before I
start carving pieces off you.

Where were you
last night?

Uncle ned arrived yesterday.

Uncle ned? I thought
he wasn't due 'til next week.

The rumors about us
reached him.

Since he's my guardian,
he felt it was important

To get here
and have a talk with you.

Are the rumors exaggerated?

He insists
upon killing you.

I really can't allow that.

I should be devastated
if he did.

Even in self-defense I
wouldn't like to kill uncle ned.

Uncle ned's business won't
allow him to stay long.

If you give him a few days,
I'm sure I can convince him

That ours is the most
platonic of friendships,

But it would be best if he
couldn't find you 'til then.

Are you suggesting
I leave the city?

For your health.

Oh!

Hope there's nothing
breakable in there. Sorry.

Just got word there's
a big storm ahead.

We're gonna lay over
here 24 hours.

Mennonites.

I've never seen them
as far west.

Mennonites? Is that
what you call them?

They've been here
about a year.

Don't seem to make
many friends.

You know how some people
are about foreigners.

They are originally
from the crimea.

Crimea?

Oh, yeah... Yeah.

I'll put your bags
in the hotel there.

In case you want to eat,
the saloon ain't too bad.

Thanks.

Crimea... Hmm.

ain't worth any more...

] you're gonna buy this wheat
even if it has got blight.

You'll sell it as
mash for stock.

Quit playing games, culligan,
and give us a price.

Ten cents a bushel.

We want to sell it!

We didn't come here
to have our crops stolen.

If you want to eat
blighted wheat, go to it.

Welcome to north fork,
mister!

Why don't you sit down?

The waitress will be here
in a minute.

Thank you.

We'll take it.

Bruckner!

So long as I own this store,
we won't sell you a thing.

We work hard.
We mind our own business.

What do you want,
mr. Culligan?

I want you to get out.

You don't care anything about
this town or the people in it.

When the indians
rode through last week,

Where were the mennonites?

Our religion forbids us to
raise our hand against any man.

You can take your religion
somewhere else.

I've offered you
a fair price for your farm

But you insist on staying
where you're not wanted.

Cause trouble
everywhere you go.

Mennonites.

That, sir, is either
an error or a lie.

What's that, mister?

In pennsylvania the mennonites
are model citizens

And exemplary neighbors. They've been
there since before the revolution.

This ain't pennsylvania.

You get your people
out of here.

I won't do
business with you.

Am I wrong?

Tell me if I'm wrong.

You're wrong,
culligan.

They ain't botherin' nobody
as far as I can see.

You can't see nothin'

Beyond your ten-cents-a-bushel
wheat crop.

And you won't even see that
if you keep on talking.

And don't you try buying
supplies for them

Or you'll find yourself walking
85 miles to the next store

Whenever you
need anything.

Now you trail your herd
out of this store.

You're too easy on 'em.
If it was up to me,

I'd ride them
out of the territory.

Why, they're some
kind of animals.

Look at the way they stole
that old man's daughter.

I chose
to live with them.

They're decent people.

My father's a weak-spined,
liquor...

How dare you backturn
your own father that way?

Let me show you how
to teach her manners.

Don't tell me
you're gonna fight.

I don't fight.

What about it,
you hymn-singin' rabbit?

Are you gonna fight
or hide being your religion?

Are you gonna
turn the other cheek?

Stop it! I'd expect anything
from you, jud. You beast!

But the rest of you, you're
just standing there

While he beats a man who's
pledged not to fight back.

Well...

When did you get to be the
self-righteous little thing?

It's hard to believe
that just a few weeks ago

Everyone thought of you
as the town "bad girl".

leave her alone.

What did you say, mister?

I said to leave
the girl alone.

] there'll be no shooting in here.

You know my rules.

We could step outside.

No?

] well... Some other time, maybe.

I'll be in the hotel.

They won't have
a room for you.

I own the hotel, too.

I see.

The good book says that he who
is not with me is against me.

We would be honored
if you'd stay with us.

The storm up ahead
could last for days.

I'm very grateful
for your kind offer.

Tildy, it's been a long time
since I dined that well.

Baba baked this
especially for you.

She's 87 years old and she still
does all the work around here.

She's remarkable.

Mr. Paladin...

What's gonna come
of these people?

That's hard to say.

They're not easy to defeat.
They have courage.

I feel awful guilty.

A lot of this
is my fault.

Jud...

He... Likes me.
He wants me.

He hates these people
for taking me in.

My father, he hasn't drawn a
sober breath since my mother died.

I didn't want
to leave him.

Two weeks ago he sold me
to jud polk for $50.

Tildy, he sold you?

That's right.

He was drunk,
but he sold me.

That night jud came around
to collect his property...

And you know what?

Everybody in this town
was so scared of him

That nobody would take
me in except these people.

Mr. Paladin!

Tildy, take care of baba.

Fire!

Jar inspector!

Fire!

I'll get the horses.

Move, ronny!
Gotta treat this fire!

Hiya!

It's too bad
we lost the barn,

But it's a good thing
we saved the house.

I'm afraid your night with us was
not very comfortable, mr. Paladin.

Mr. Bruckner, I never
remember a warmer reception.

"and the angel of the lord appeared
to them in a flame of fire."

This was a sign,
mr. Paladin.

We have decided
to sell the farm,

I think we must move to canada.

Mr. Bruckner, is this
your coal oil can?

No. It's not ours.

It was lying beside
the fence.

I don't believe your fire was
started by any messenger of the lord.

Rather one from
an opposite direction.

Whoever it was, the lord
guided their actions

As he does those
of all men.

How bad is the damage?

All the corn in the hay fields.
Only baba's garden still stands.

Baba's garden?

Five acres of wheat.
She planted it herself

With seed
from the old country.

She uses the wheat
for baking bread.

Blight infested like the rest
of the wheat around here.

No. No blight.

That's baba's wheat in that
barrel. No blight at all.

None at all?
No.

Have you ever
been bothered by blight?

What about iowa?

We planted
a full crop there.

All healthy?

Now we'll have to go in
and see mr. Culligan.

He's wanted to buy
our land for a long time.

He's going to pay us
five dollars an acre.

tildy! Baba!

Mr. Bruckner...

Will you do me
a great favor, sir?

Of course. Anything.

Will you permit me to do
your dealing with culligan?

There's going to be trouble.
You've had enough already

Trouble is my profession.

You're on.
Get mr. Paladin a horse.

You must promise
there will be no violence.

That might be hard to keep.

Follow in the buckboard
and bring some of baba's wheat.

You must promise.

Or else the sin
will be on our heads.

You might be hurt.

I can only promise
you this, mr. Bruckner:

If there is any violence,
it will not be of my making.

Hey, mister.

I want to talk to you.
You remember me,

I'm marty buchanan,
tildy's father.

I want to talk to you
about my daughter.

You sold your right
to call her your daughter.

I love her.

Psst. What may I do for you, sir?

Culligan, where is he?

He's in his office, sir.

Uh-uh... He's not
in a very good mood.

I don't intend
to improve it any.

People usually knock
when they come calling.

Somebody called
on bruckner last night.

They didn't
bother to knock.

I heard about that.

Stupid, senseless
waste of property.

Certainly you don't
think that I...

We could talk a lot better if you
take that hand out of the drawer.

You'd never live to draw
the gun, believe me.

That's better.

The mennonites
have decided to sell.

Bruckner tells me you offered
him five dollars an acre.

Five dollars an acre
for top improved land.

Farms are going begging here.

Hardly one of them hasn't been
destroyed by wheat blight.

Mennonites didn't raise wheat.
Corn was their money crop.

Yes, but the corn's been
destroyed by the fire.

I'm in no hurry
to make this deal.

If it were my farm, you couldn't live
long enough to buy it at any price.

But it isn't.

I recommend that they
take the five dollars.

They'll be in town
to sign the papers later.

Just a moment...

When I offered five dollars,

That included
all the standing crops.

With the corn gone,
I'll pay $3. Not a cent more.

You're a disgrace
to the human soul.

You stir up prejudice
and make a mockery

Of everything a decent man
holds valuable.

You're a vulture that can't
wait to prey on the dead-

You prey on the living!

I'll tell you
something, culligan.

There are a lot of people
here ripe to tear you down.

All they need
is a good excuse

And I'm gonna
give them that excuse.

You can talk all you want.

People here will
stick with me.

I happened to build this town
right from the start.

Do you think they're gonna
listen to a stranger?

An itinerant gunslinger?

I promised a man that
I would not commit violence.

I've never found it harder
to keep my word.

get it!

Yes, mr. Culligan?

Find jud polk.
I want him.

Yes, sir.

You caused me a lot
of needless trouble, jud.

If you'd kept your hands
off johann,

Paladin would be leaving
on the afternoon stage.

And last night you burned
200 acres of corn.

Paladin thinks you did it
and so do I.

The crop was
practically mine.

I thought that you would...

You thought, you thought.

Your thinking has
destroyed a good money crop.

You burned something
valuable and that is sinful.

Culligan, in the past you
had me shot a couple people.

And that ain't sinful?

You've caused me the kind
of trouble I don't like.

The kind that's measured
in dollars and cents.

I want you to get
out of north fork.

Get out?

Where would I go?

What would I do?

That's no
affair of mine.

You make it your affair.

I'm not going
anyplace alone.

And with empty pockets!

I'll give you
a few dollars.

You'll give me $500 or...

I stay.

And I want
the buchanan girl, too.

I'm not going
anyplace without her.

The money we can talk about,

But I can't
give you the girl.

Paladin won't let you
take her away...

Away from the mennonites.

That's the way it's
gonna have to be.

All right, that's the way
it'll be.

Paladin's the only thing
that stands in our way.

Why don't you do
something about him?

$500 and the girl. Paladin's
the only thing in our way.

I'll take him.

You get that money ready.

I'll be back for it.

Jud...

I'll throw another
$100 into the deal.

Buy yourself another
man with a gun.

See if gus is hanging
around the bar out there.

Don't try to do it
by yourself.

Jud polk just left
culligan's bar.

He's hired
another gunfighter.

He says you'll never
leave town alive.

How does that
concern you?

Because you're
tildy's last hope.

The mennonites
won't fight for her.

And I can't.

Please believe me.

You wanna help?

Tell me what I can do.

Any farmers in town?

A few. I saw ferris
and billy down at the stables.

There are a few more around.

Find them.
Ask them to come here.

All right.
You look out.

Jud and gus are in town.

I'll look out.

Haa.

I talked to culligan.

I told the farmers.
They'll be here.

Good. Culligan's trying to
steal your place for $3 an acre.

Don't worry, he won't
get it for that price,

And he may not
get it at all.

May not get it at all?

I don't understand.

You will. Later.

Right now I've got
some other business.

Buchanan here tells me I may
get a bullet in the back.

Our friend polk.

I wouldn't believe anything
he said on a stack of bibles.

] tildy, honey. I know I
never did anything to show it,

But I do love you.

You're all that's left.

I wouldn't do you no harm.

After what you did to me?

I was out of my head.

I wanted to kill myself
for what I did.

When you ran away and these
good people took you in,

I was glad.

Is that why you tried to drive
these good people out of town?

Of course it was! Tildy's only
chance was to get away.

Away from north fork and me.

And I hoped that when
the mennonites left,

That she'd go with them.

I don't care whether
you believe me or not,

Just help her get away!

We'll have to take cover
behind the wagon.

Jud! Don't shoot
at mr. Paladin! Don't shoot!

Turn her loose, polk.

Now, you back off!

Freeze, tildy.
Freeze!

She's too small
to hide all of you.

Now turn her loose before
I start carving pieces off you!

No! No more.

Don't kill me.
She ain't worth the killin'.

johann!

This one's mine.

And if this is a sin,

I'm going to enjoy it more
than any other I ever committed.

Culligan.

Ferris.

Mr. Bruckner.

All the rest of you!

I never saw a sorrier
collection of people

Trying to call
themselves a town.

You're not a town,
you're a mob.

You always will be a mob until
you start thinking for yourselves.

'til you stop being ashamed
of trying to act decently.

Tom ferris, I understand you're the
biggest wheat farmer around here.

I... Suppose
you might say that.

How'd you make out
with the blight this year?

Lost most of my crop.

Had to sell it for fodder.

And the rest of these people,
how did they make out?

Most of them lost
everything. So I've heard.

Now these mennonites
that you're so anxious

To drive out of your
community...

They are using a wheat seed
that resists blight.

I've never heard of
blight-resistant wheat.

There's almost five acres
of it on mr. Bruckner's land.

It is practically
ready for harvest.

I believe in iowa
you raised considerably more

And it too
resisted the blight.

Our labors
were blessed by god.

I'm sure they were.

In addition, you used
a seed from the crimea

Where the blight is unknown.

Never heard
the like of it.

All the way
from the crimea!

What good does that
do us, mister?

How are we gonna
get any of it?

Ask culligan.

He's planning to own
the mennonite farm.

Culligan, how much
are you gonna charge?

You'll have almost
five acres of this wheat.

I'd give it to them
for a fair price.

You'll be sure
of that, mister.

Yeah! Mr. Bruckner...

How much would you charge
your neighbors for the wheat?

Mr. Paladin, we came here to north
fork hoping to make it our new home.

We want to be
good neighbors...

And good neighbors never try to make
money from a misfortune like this.

We have plenty of seed.

Enough to give
some to everybody

So they can develop seed
of their own.

Anybody who takes that offer better
find a new place to buy his supplies.

Remember, I'm the only one who'll
give you your stuff on credit.

We'll take our
chances, culligan.

We'll travel the 85 miles
to get our supplies.

And we'll get
credit there, too.

But you're through
in this town!

Here, culligan. You might
need this where you're going.

If you feel any gratitude,
how about showing it?

There was a fire at
bruckner's last night.

Who's for a barn-raising?

Thank you.

Mr. Bruckner.

Johann, you nearly
committed a sin this morning,

I think I ought to be
allowed one little one.

Since I'll soon
be a mennonite woman,

I shouldn't kiss anybody,

But I have fianceed
for my husband.

Thank you, mr.Paladin.

Thank you, tildy.

Baba, thank you
very much.