All language subtitles for Promise.2021.HDRip.XviD.AC3-EVO-HI

[air whooshing]

[bell dings]

Provided by explosiveskull
https://twitter.com/kaboomskull
M_I_SForEver

[wind blowing]

[gentle music]

We all agree that this
gold stays in the ground

until I get word that
it's time to go to Mexico.

What about the folks
who live here, Zeb?

The owner of this
manure pit was killed

in General Sibley's
actions last year.

No one will be back
here for any reason.

This place gives me
the heebie jeebies.

We bury it, we split
up until I give the word

and we all three come back
here together, agreed?

- Agreed.
- Agreed.

[horse neighs]

[orchestral music]

[soft music playing]

[lips smacking]

My regiment leaves
in the morning.

[eagle whistles]

Words cannot
express my gratitude

for what you have done
for my little family.

This year was so hard on us.

Without you, we may
never have survived

as this conflict raged.

Thanks to you, we may
return to St. Louis

and my little one has a
chance at a real education,

and this nightmare
will be left behind us.

I love you, the both of you,
and I will come back for you.

When you come for us,

you swear you'll
never leave us again?

With all my heart.

I believe you.

We deserve a place of peace.

For all time.

I know you cherish this.

Spencer, you're
leaving us again.

You've changed our lives.

I can only repay you with
my eternal and undying love.

That is all I wish.

[door opens]

[calm music playing]

[dramatic music]
[horse neighs]

Zeb, if there ain't nobody
living on this spread,

why do I see people
moving in the house?

There's a woman's face
there in the window.

Oh hell, you two
stay here with the gold.

I'm gonna have me a looksie.

[door busts open]

Promise, run, run!

Oh hell, lady, you
gotta be kidding!

[gunshot]

[man groans]

Ouch, oh, Jesus Christ!

[lady groans]

[Lady] Run, Promise, run!

[man groaning in pain]

[lady breathing heavily]

[chuckles]

Well, look what we have here.

You ignate wretch.

[lady screaming]

This isn't a pleasure palace.

Well, what about her?

[chuckles]

Let's just leave the little
darling to her memories.

[suspenseful music playing]

I thought I told you jacking
ape to stay with the gold.

Zeb, my legs are hurting,
I need to go see a saw bone.

You shut your mouth,
I was shot four times

in Lawrence, Kansas, and
didn't complain about it

half as much as
that little scratch.

You tie that off,

and let's get the
hell out of here.

[dramatic music playing]

[horse neighs]

[horses trotting away]

[dramatic music]

You sure do take your
time with them damn cards.

I picked up the habit
of exercising caution,

almost a lifetime ago.

Yeah? Well, to hell with
your caution, I'm down $50.

Don't play if you
can't afford it.

Saloon-keeper.

What will it be?

Well, it's after
nine in the morning,

I believe I'll have a tequila.

Oh, and my friend
here looks hungry,

bring him the house
special, and maybe a beer.

Right, kind of you.

What did you pitch
your name as again?

I didn't.

[suspenseful music playing]

[chair creaks]

Oh, Christ, I needed that.

I've been riding since
Yuma, no time for a meal.

I know, you'd be one Zebediah
Scurlock, from Missouri.

There's a territorial warrant
out of Yuma for your arrest.

The warrant stipulates choice
of delivery to authorities.

[swallows hard]

And the choices are?

Alive or dead.

You got some nerve, shit heel.

I'm giving you a choice,
you can make this easy,

or you can make this hard.

Why the hell would
I surrender to you?

Well, I just bought
your sustenance.

Fiddly, I don't care
much for your deal,

you son of a bitch.

You know who the hell you're
fucking with, jack ass?

I do.
[gunshot]

[Zebediah groaning in pain]

[dramatic music]

[cocks gun]

[gun fires]

You shouldn't have done that.

[electric guitar plays]

[speaking in foreign language]

You witness that?

I don't get it, you knew
you were gonna kill him,

why did you buy him a meal?

I didn't want the son
of a bitch to go to hell

on an empty stomach.

[coins clinking]

Sheriff, are these all the
bills for the past six months?

Every one of them.

You looking for
anyone in particular?

Indeed, I am.

It seems to me
a little peculiar,

a young lady perusing handbills.

I'm not what you'd
expect, Sheriff. Thank you.

Okay.

[horses neigh at a distance]

[calm music playing]
[birds chirping]

I don't understand it.

Of course, he aint
been in the right mind

since the surrender
12... No, 13 years ago.

What the hell are you
talking about, Wild Eye?

My brother, Zebediah.

I was in Tucumcari last night,

I read in the Tribune
Express that he got himself

all shot to hell by a
bushwhacking shootist.

Poor son of a bitch got
slung over his own saddle.

Man, all down to Yuma
for a territorial reward.

[chuckles]

A goddamn shame.

Yeah, a goddamn shame.

[horse snorts]

You know, he rode
the Cowan trail.

Who's Cowan trail, Wild Eye?

Brick, your brains are like
a gelding's balls, missing.

Forget it.

You know lots of folks
thought him shameful,

for riding with
all those vermin.

Hmm, but they suited him.

And after all the
scrapes he been through,

all that killing, all
the women and children

they sent to their maker
and he never got a scratch

and now he comes to
an end like this.

You know, I served my
time in the regiments,

and look at me, goddamn
battle of Chickamauga,

goddamn Johnny Reb, took my eye,

and gave me this throw, nothing!

Nothing,
[horse snorts]

is ever even in this world.

Well, I guess that's just
the way the Lord intended,

I reckon.

Well, I intend to even
things out to a fair degree.

How so?

When I was reading
the Tribune Express,

it said personal
effects may be collected

by the next of kin at the
Grissom Brothers Undertakers.

So I paid that
establishment a visit,

you know what I found?

He's Cold Navy and hide
away smith, $2.43, and this.

Seems that mother Scurlock's
dearest oldest golden boy

kept himself a personal
record of his exploits in 61.

Now that opportunistic
son of a bitch,

he probably thought he
could sell all these

to the penny dreadfuls.

Whatever,
[scoffs]

most of it is a load of shit.

But one story intrigued me,
about a certain cash box.

[chuckles]

Dear, stupid, older brother,

you just may have made
one thing successful

out of your wretched life.

Brick, forget about them two
smithy jobs down in El Paso,

how would you like to
make some real money.

[laughing hysterically]

[chuckles]

[exhales]

I've missed you,
something terrible.

How long's your stay
gonna be this time?

I hadn't really
thought about it,

I'm too busy enjoying
the scenery right now.

Oh, come on, bastard,
you can't fool me.

You always know your next move.

You know me too well.

If I were you,
I'd never leave me.

And I never argue
with logic, Francesca.

Then how come you do leave?

And how come you ask
so many fool questions?

[passionate music plays]

Hmm, goddamn Ransom, honey.

There's two compelling
reasons why you should stay.

You know in your heart

that you bring to me
all the joy in my life.

It does a woman good
to hear things like that.

Tell me, what is that
void in your soul?

What do you mean?

We've been together,
a good long time now,

when you're here.

And I know all of you, your
strength, your loyalty,

your passions.

And I know about that
canyon in your soul,

that place no one can enter.

Don't make with
fancy words, Francesca.

There is a sadness
inside of you

and you won't even admit it.

You certainly
weren't confronted.

You're wrong about that.

I confront it every day, some
days I wish I didn't have to.

Well, lover, tell me.

What do you know about loss?

A little bit.

I miss my daddy,
now and again.

There was someone in my past,

when I should have
been there, I wasn't.

It was many years ago.

She hurt you.

No, nothing like that.

But if I had been there, I
could have made a difference.

Is she dead?

Yes, every day I think
what could have been.

You can't blame yourself
for a turn of fate.

I don't know if
I blame myself,

but I still should
have been there.

I don't even know
exactly what happened,

only partial details.

What is in your heart?

In the years since,
I've learned that a man

can be responsible for someone,

and if he abdicates that
responsibility, he's no good.

It's like he's dead.

Come on, you,
you gloomy bastard.

You are the finest
man I've ever known.

I've lived with
this for too long.

So is this the-

- The reason I can't
give myself completely?

But I am learning.

Confront your past.

You may be right about that.

What was it you taught me?

[speaking in foreign language]

[passionate music playing]

[reflective music playing]

[crickets chirping]

Hello.

Hello?

Afternoon, how can I help you?

Just came by to check
out the old place,

I used to know the people here.

Been over 10 years.

Would you fancy some
coffee? I got fresh water too.

That's all right, but thanks.

Sir, listen, can you tell
me what happened here?

Well, I just picked up this
property at County auction.

Oh no, you mean
that bad business

that happened here at
the end of the war.

Yes.

Well, I lived in town then,

but that Sawyer woman and that
little girl, they were here.

And what happened after that?

One day, the
Marshal came into town

delivering an escaped
Indian and he saw them.

And?

There was a woman,
she was half stripped,

and she was shot
right in the chest.

And the little girl,

she was just wandering
around in a daze.

Tell me more.

The story was,
that these fellows,

they buried a cash box
somewhere around here,

and the woman came in and
saw them digging it up.

There was a lot of that
thievery after the war,

with Johnny Reb on the run,

those that hadn't surrendered
to the blue coats officially,

they picked up whatever
they could find

and they took off to Mexico.

Some of them even joined
up with the oysters.

What happened to the girl?

Some say she
went to St. Louis,

well, that's where
the mother was from.

I know.

The County filed a
lien on the property,

and I picked it up
at County auction.

Do you fancy some coffee?

[birds chirping]

It's colder than I expected.

Name is Zacharias.

If I remember my
Bible schooling,

he was the father
of John The Baptist.

Yes sir.

A fine name, mine's Ransom.

Pleasure.

How long did you know the
people that I spoke of?

The woman and the little
girl, they were my life.

You were not there

during that bad business
that happened, were you?

I was a trail scout
for the union back then,

my regiment had shipped out.

You see, this woman had a
husband who had abandoned her.

He served with General Sibley,

he was reported as dead long
before I came into the picture.

Why didn't you return to her?

We were taking
the last surrender,

of the last of
Johnny Reb's outfits.

I heard that the husband
may have been alive,

so I set out for this
place to find out.

En route I came upon an
official casualty list,

turns out I was wrong, there
was his name right there.

I continued on, met up with
a newspaper man I knew,

he knew about this woman and me.

He showed me a
newspaper clipping,

it reported her death,

no real details, no
mention of the little girl.

Well, what did you do?

I don't remember,
I was in a daze.

I drifted, where? I
don't even recall.

All I know is I was set
out to come back here

and then we ran into that
last regimen of gray coats,

but I was bound and
determined to come back here.

It sounds like you're
blaming yourself.

I should have delivered
those sons of bitches to Satan.

Mister, a lot has
happened in my life.

I remember when I was serving
with General Franklin Pierce,

he was a New Hampshire militia,

and we were down
in Churrobusco, Mexico.

Those days there was no
way to get word to us

because we were so
far down into Mexico

that nobody could
get in touch with us.

And?

Well, let's just say
I had a big surprise

when I returned home, and find
that my pretty little wife

had skidaddled off
with my best friend

who had a Cooper train.

What are you saying?

That you cannot control
life, life controls you.

I don't know if I've
ever believed that.

Do you have someone now?

My second wife
was my great love.

She's not here now in person,

but she's always here by
my side and in my heart.

Should a man be
allowed to grieve?

For as long as he wishes.

You have a woman now?

Yes, she's beautiful,
fiery, loving.

Don't you waste that.

[calm music playing]

Thank you for the coffee,

gave me something to ponder.

Sometimes it's a long
journey to get home.

That coffee hit the
spot, warmed me up some.

Mister, I sure hope you find
what you're looking for.

Howdie, gentlemen.

Would you care for a little
coffee and fresh water?

Not interested, gramps.

We're looking for some
information, though.

How long has this shit
hole been abandoned?

It ain't no more, I own it,

I intend to spend my
twilight years here.

You know, I've been most
things in this life,

I've worked on the
Mississippi river,

I sold farm implements-

- We're not interested in
your life story, old toad.

Now what happened to them people
here before you, years ago?

It's funny you should ask
that, there was a fellow

who went through here
a couple of days ago

who was asking what
happened to the people

who were here back
in those days.

If you ask me, he knew the
widow in the biblical sense.

[chuckles]

Who was this man?

He was a professional man,
a shootist, probably military.

He carried a Mason
Richards Conversion,

rare measure type of fellow,

the collector type, you
know, he had it all together.

And where did he run off to?

Las Cruces,
maybe, I don't know

And, uh, he didn't take
nothing? He just rode away?

[chuckles]

What would he take from here?

It's not here.

And what's it
say in that book?

Well that's the problem,
my ever loving brother

was more dedicated to
penning his war exploits

than simple bit of
thievery, goddamn him.

All right, hey, um...

Hell, let's get out
of this cow pie.

Look here you mixed sparrow,

I've had enough of you thumbing
your nose at my spread.

Now, get the hell
off of my land.

Oh, easy there, old spider.

Do you want me to take care
of this old man, Wild Eye?

Take that pecker pawn
you got there with you,

and get a wiggle on.

We're going.

Now!

[cocks gun]

We're due elsewhere,
on business.

You loathsome sodomites.

[dramatic music playing]

[shoes clinking]

Well, tell me what this
avenger of justice looks like?

This son of a bitch who
shot Zebediah Scurlock down.

Tall, dark hair,
professional demeanor.

Is he a Pinkerton?

No sir. He carries a
Richard Mason Conversion,

he seemed like
ex-military maybe.

That's him,
that's the rounder.

That old man, the one
I just told you about,

that's the one he spoke to.

[Bill whistling]

Well, he can flat
shoot, I'll give him that.

Meet Bill Gristy,
he hails from Abilene.

Occasionally I come here
and help Sheriff Meldin

with a problem or two.

So you saw the whole thing.

I did, I was sitting
at a corner, way back,

I don't think anybody
saw me in the saloon.

Fact is I was looking
for old Zeb myself,

saw the same handbill
down in Yuma,

I suspect that's what brought
the other gentlemen up here.

Well, he got him
fair and square,

you can't get them all,
not in this business.

So this Mason
Richard sucker, he

[spits]

killed my brother.

I only knew [indistinct]

when he brought him we knew
something about that box.

Now, don't get anything
started here, boys.

Oh no, not to worry law man.

I mean, I'm just tracking
down a family heirloom.

Well, good day gentlemen.

So what's the
low down, Wild Eye?

I figure that man hunter
must be about a week's ride

ahead of us, in any direction.

And that old man, now he said
he was headed to Las Cruces.

Zeb was always a flapjack,
so maybe he let loose

with the location
to this bastard,

to where that cash box was,

you know, in a
plead for his life.

Well, that there dandy
might cause us some despair.

Despair?

Now why the hell do
you always look down

the dark side of the road?

You illiterate bastard.

[spits]

Let's go get the horses.

My God, it really is you.

I'm sorry, young lady, you
have me at a disadvantage.

I never thought
I'd see you again.

Have we met?

The little ranch
outside of Santa Fe,

12 or more years ago?

It was the happiest time of
my life, brief as it was.

The Sawyer place?

Are you-

- I am Promise Sawyer.

I was just out at the
old place a few weeks ago.

Tell me, where have you
been all these years?

We have much to discuss,

meet me in the parlor of the
Elysium hotel in an hour.

[calm piano playing]

That day you left, I asked
mama when you would return,

she said you were a man
who lived on his own terms.

Why did you leave us?

I don't, I don't know what
was in my heart at that time.

I'll never forget the beautiful
cross you gave to mama.

Yeah, it was in
my family for years,

it was all that was
left of a life long ago.

I was a contract
scout for the union

before I met your mother.

The war was at its
end, we were mopping up

the final remnants of the Rebs
that had not yet surrendered.

I was looking forward to a
life of peace and tranquility,

I found it on that
little place of yours.

Then I drifted,
like a damned fool,

I've known very little
peace since then.

It was as if God had
sent you to watch over us.

I believed you truly
cared about us.

I did, and I do now.

[shoes jingling]

You read to me, from
Sutonia's, as I recall.

Well, I was always interested
in historical subjects.

Your mother had one of
the finest libraries

I have ever seen.

So what happened to you in
the years leading up till now?

I stayed on for
about two years,

mama had a stash of gold coins
which had belonged to Papa.

The ruffians never found
them when they tore

through the house.

I had some help from some
of the folks in town,

but when the money ran out and
the debts could not be paid,

I abandoned the property.

To make my way in this world

I had to make
certain compromises,

which young ladies of moral
conscience would never accept,

but I made them, and I survived.

I thrived.

Do you understand?

[calm music playing]

Due to the world I inhabited,

I've learned salient facts
about the underbelly of society.

I catalogued this information
and used it to find

these men who scarred my
soul.

They left a trail of
slime like wet snails

from here to New Orleans,

and spent the years
dedicated to treachery,

and double crossing each other.

None of them ever made it to
Mexico as was their intent,

eventually two of them
were hanged in San Antonio

for horse rustling.

You wish to know
the final irony?

Yes.

I was in Tucumcari recently,

and there was a news
periodical report about you.

The man you shot,

was the leader of that
gutter trash that night,

Zebediah Scurlock.

I never forgot their faces.

I have spent too long
chasing this, living this,

it appears you're still
my guardian and protector,

whether you know it or not.

[calm music playing]

This man had a
reward on his head,

and $50 I took from
him in a poker game.

No gold, no fortune, nothing,

your journey is at an end.

Not quite, there's
the cash box.

Why flirt with danger?

Those three vermins
have been sent to hell,

you've made a good
life for yourself.

There's nothing to be
gained by chasing the past,

you'll only find heartbreak.

There is something in that
cash box that I must have.

And there's nothing wrong
with chasing the past,

so long as the past holds
the key to one's freedom.

Maybe.

I just may have a
scrap of information

which may prove valuable.

Come with me and help
me complete my journey.

Tell me,

why must we ever give
up our innocence?

[birds chirping]
[calm music playing]

[dramatic music]

[Brick] You know,
I've been thinking.

[Wild Eye] No shit.

[Brick] I've been thinking
that maybe we really don't need

to be doing all this.

[Wild Eye] Oh, there you go.

You wanna spend a lifetime
chewing stock or selling nails?

There's a fortune
sitting in that cash box,

and all we gotta do is find it.

And that little girl
might still be alive,

that man on her probably
knows where she's at,

we'll follow them.

In some ways I think, you
not being able to read,

gets in the way
of your brain pan

from seeing the big picture,

like you is dimwitted.

All right, now you cut
that talk, all right?

I've shot men for
lesser insult.

I'm smart, dammit,
I ain't no fool.

All right, all right,

I forgot you were such a
little panty [indistinct]

All I'm saying-

- It seems like we're chasing
windmills, that's all.

Windmills? Well, aint
you the literary scholar.

Listen, what I'm saying is,

I've had it with being on
the tail end of the draw.

This is my chance to even up
the bad deck I've been dealt.

My dear departed brother,
he went through a life time

with a marauder mean
stream than a kindler one,

but he made...

Well, he didn't make big
coin, but he did all right.

Maybe it's time I
learnt from his ways.

[door opens]

[exhales]

Inn-keeper, two beers.

One other thing,

I need some information.

We be looking for a gentleman

who may have rode
through this way.

Senor, I do not interfere

with matters that
do not concern me.

It can prove to be unhealthy.

What may prove to be
unhealthy is your indifference.

I'm looking for a tall,
dark, quiet son of a bitch,

carrying a Mason Rich.

Perhaps you should try
the Sheriff's office,

or the hotels perhaps?
I do not know him.

All right then.

[chuckles]

But I will remember whether
or not you told me the truth.

[footsteps approaching]

[door opens]

[dramatic music]

Inn-keeper, dos mas.

Now, I'm gonna go over
there, you stay here.

[burps]

Howdie friend, what
brings you to town?

What I mean is that
it sure is good to see

somebody new ride through.

Aint that right, Brick?

We're heading to Tucumcari.

On business, ever
been there, friend?

Listen, I don't mind a little
small talk to pass the time,

but I don't see that my travels
are any concern of yours.

[chuckles]

Well, I happen to know
you've been there, friend.

Fact is, you made use

of that fancy hog leg
of yours in Tucumcari.

You fetched yourself
a handsome reward

further down in Yuma, all
for a few minutes work.

[dramatic music]

I think I understand
why you fellows do it.

Hell, I've man hunted a few
times myself, since the war.

Everything all right
over here, Wild Eye?

Yes sir. Me and this gentleman
are just get an acquainted.

[dramatic music]

Allow me to venture a guess

as to who you two
gentlemen might be.

[pages flap]

You'd be one, Brick Logan,
AKA, the stone mason.

You had a lucrative
business reselling the same

rebranded herd three or four
times back in West, Texas.

Before that, you had
a pretty fair turn

with those traveling,
sporting ladies.

Unfortunately, every customer
got clubbed and picked clean,

not to mention a dose.

The Rangers got close to you,

right after the rape
charge was filed.

When they eventually got
you, you beat a night guard

within an inch of his life,

that's when the judge
issued the warrant

and the price on your head.

Don't worry, I don't fancy
a trip to Texas right now.

I have no clue who you are,
except you must be some relation

to that dead meat
I dropped in Yuma.

Now, if you'll
excuse me, gentlemen,

I think that's all we need
to know about each other.

[coin clanks]

Adios.

How the hell we know he
ain't gonna come back here

and get me?

How the hell is it you never
told me you was a rapist?

I like rape.

Oh shut your yap.

It's becoming
clear why your face

is pinging on a wanted
poster in [indistinct].

[spits]

Come on.
[coins clatter]

Let's go see where
that fellow go.

This is senseless.

Fugitive?

[dramatic music]

You coming out?

You are wearing on my patience.

You will only succeed in
arousing my deeper anger,

and when that
occurs, hell follows.

I hold here, a handbill stating
you are wanted for robbery

in Santa Fe, New
Mexico territory,

it concludes you may
be armed and dangerous.

Are you coming out?

[dramatic music]

All right, I'm coming out.

No tricks.

No tricks, I pride myself
on those I keep alive.

That's right, nice and easy.

Kiss God's creation.

Spread out.

You are wise.

You know, in some parts I am
more feared than the almighty.

All right, get up.

Where's your mount?

Down the street, the
telegraph office.

Well, that don't matter.

Let's take a walk.

[dramatic music]

[birds chirping]

It's at moments like this,

where I can truly appreciate
the wonder of God's works.

The sublime nature
of the topography,

the blue overhanging
firmament, makes you wonder.

Makes you wonder.

It makes you happy to draw
his breath, does it not?

What's gonna happen to me?

Well, I suspect, straight
to the territorial prison.

I can't go back there.

I do not believe
you have a say in it.

Listen, friend.

I'm not your friend.

Listen, I have
some information

which may prove more to your
liking than turning me in.

And what would that be?

Well, before you tracked me,

I was making a trail
to a veritable fortune.

See, I rode with this
fellow for a few months,

quite a bit older than
me, ex quantro man.

Well sir, he had the most
goddamn amazing tale to tell.

It seems that there was this
cash box of Confederate gold,

that was heisted in the
last days of the late war.

These fellows buried it
and they dug it up again.

Years went by and no one
knew of its existence,

well, I know the location
of this cash box.

In fact, my late partner
and I were headed to get it

when he got killed in Tucumcari.

I was headed there myself
before you caught up with me.

Why are you telling me this?

How much do you stand to gain
from the bounty on my head?

[spits]

$250.

What if I could
guarantee you thousands.

For the love of money is
the root of all kinds of evil,

it is through this craving
that many have wandered away

from the faith, pierced
themselves with many pain.

Damn it, man. What I'm saying
is I know the whereabouts

of an untraceable fortune.

All right, well, if you
want to tell me this tale,

it may ensure a more interesting
ride to our destination.

A cash box of unregistered
Confederate gold

waits in a church
not far from here.

No one knows of its existence.

Now for the last six
months, I rode with a man

who spoke up nothing
but this gold

and the efforts to
find it day and night.

Then there were the tales
of those who rode with him,

also promised a
part of this gold

and how he betrayed them.

Damn it man, what I'm
saying is I can lead you

to this cash box.

If I do not turn you in.

Well yeah, that's
the general idea.

Those who desire to be
rich fall into temptation,

into a snare, into many
senseless and harmful desires

that plunge them into
destruction and ruin.

Mr, I can't go
back to that jail.

Believe me, a pot
of gold awaits,

give me the chance
to show it to you.

All right, all right, all
right. Satisfy my curiosity.

But do not insult
my intelligence.

What was the name of this
devil you rode in with?

Zebediah Scurlock.

I know this man you speak of,

I was after him myself, whoa.

[horse snorts]

Tell me more of what you know.

[dramatic music playing]

Whoa, whoa.

Location of this
booty is a certainty?

Absolutely.

You would not be
leading me into a trap?

I know my future, friend.

I'm just trying to buy
off the inevitable.

I'm resigned that
I am hell bound.

You are so right.

[gun fires]

[groaning in pain]

Goddammit!

Fact is, partner, you
are only worth $250.

Now, I've been known to be
a gambling man on occasion,

and I've entered a gamble

that what you're
telling me is the truth.

Therefore, I stand to reap a
more sizeable reward this way.

You were not wanted for murder,

so I did not shoot
you through the heart.

Consider this your
debt paid to society,

for your peace with God.

You might get thirsty out here.

You bastard!

[dramatic music]

[playing piano]

♪ Lay down to sleep, child ♪

♪ Lay down with the Lord ♪

♪ If the devil finds you ♪

♪ Send him back to hell ♪

Oh hello, I have told
you some of my life

in the last dozen years.

Yes.

Now, the details.

To survive I was forced to
make certain hard choices,

most of the women my
age in this territory

are married with children.

A reason that no respectable
man would take me

once he knew my true story,

so I never let a man
get that close to me.

As a whore I thrived,

so I never had any reason
for a man in my life

longer than a day, a week.

I grew to accept this.

I would never
cast judgment on-

- I am certain
that you would not,

you know how to read
a person's true soul.

This life brought me money,
and some degree of respect

from the men who knew me.

One of the girls in
the house with me,

she knew a man,
older, tough, ex-army,

he rode through town every
six weeks to see her.

One evening he told
her about a cash box

that had been hidden
during the war,

it was to be his
stake for the future,

and it remained
hidden for years.

He betrayed the men
who rode with him

and he held it for himself.

This man carried a journal
which chronicled his exploits

over the previous 20
years, and in that journal,

there was a page indicating
the location of the cash box.

He tore it out and
gave it to her,

I guess he had planned to run
away with her at some point.

When she described the
man and the cash box,

I knew it could only be him.

She showed me the page.

Where's the page now?

Here,

and here.

This man, had the bad
luck of meeting you

in Tucumcari, six months later.

I knew the others were dead,

I was on the trail
of this Scurlock

when you stepped back
into this story again.

You intend to
find this cash box?

Naturally.

I was hoping I could talk
you into coming along.

I don't have much, but I can
pay you a by the mile fee.

[calm music playing]

I'll go, and you
owe me nothing.

Besides, I might prove useful
in something like this.

Are you certain this
is what you want?

I know they've been
in there quite a while,

they must be up to something.

Yeah, from now on, we'll
keep a close eye on them,

see whether they've been
splitting up or not.

Go, go, follow him.

I'll see what I can find in
that little woman's hotel room.

Go!

Dumb son of a bitch.

[door creaks open]

[door shuts]

[thuds]

[chuckles suggestively]

[dramatic music]

[laughs]

[coughing]

I know you're still here

but it seems like
you already left.

I fear that this is going
to be a good long absence.

However long it takes.

That's what I treasure,
a man who is specific.

Please, Francesca, ever
since I learned the story

of Tess and the little girl-

- But you are with me now.

I wanted to confront
your past, not live in it.

It is important to me.

I once read a book
when I was a school girl,

it was about a man who
descended the circles of hell

to find the truth.

I know it.

I never finished it, so
I don't know how it ends.

Shall I tell you?

No, I'm sure it ends sadly.

But it doesn't.

Promise me one thing.

Yes?

Don't let all
we have end sadly.

That even if you decide
never to come back to me,

that you're gonna let me know
that you are alive and safe.

[crying softly]

I once thought you were free,

it seems so irrelevant now.

[calm music playing]

[speaking in foreign language]

[dramatic music]

They might try to jump
us if we get this cash box.

What do you say
we go to the edge

of what's left of this
town, and just observe?

If you think that's best.

I do, let's go.

[dramatic music]

They stopped again, the
hair might be standing up

on the back of that
stranger's neck.

He'd be the type to
know he's bein' tracked.

Aint no question they're
heading for that cash box.

Since we know their
destination, we gotta...

I'm gonna figure a way
to get there before them.

We approach from the North
side, come on let's git.

Wild Eye, I got an idea, what-

- I gotta take a shit but we
aint got time for neither,

now come on, let's git.

[Fugitive] When you
arrive at the church,

go to the crypt named Carson.

Inside it you'll find a
panel below a small panel,

now remove the panel
and you will find

the cash box hidden inside.

[dramatic music]

[strikes match]

[dramatic music]

[bricks clatter]

Who's there? I heard a noise.

My name is Father Thomas,

I'm the last of our faith
in this house of God,

and as you may have
surmised I'm blind.

I thought the place was
abandoned, seems the town is.

Cholera visited
the town last year,

all those not afflicted
by the plague left.

I decided to stay with
this house of God,

blindness afflicted
me some months ago.

Where are your candles,
your crosses, your relics?

The parish sent
two priests to remove

all the church valuables
after blindness set upon me.

They offered to take
me to a monastery

but I chose to stay
where God chose me to be.

So there's nothing else here?

Myself, a few
robes, one Bible,

all the rest was taken away.

Where did they
take everything?

To the monastery in Santa Rio?

Excuse me, Father.

Do you wish to pray with me?

[sighs]

I am a God-fearing man,
Father,

but right now I
have much business,

maybe next time.

I understand my son, death
is all that is left here.

[dramatic music]

I knew it, they knew
right where to go.

Something I forgot to mention,

yesterday when we
set off I noticed

the journal page was
missing from my velice.

Perhaps I left it
in the hotel room.

Or perhaps those two have it.

[dramatic music]

Oh, son of a bitch.

No.

[suspenseful music]

[door creaks open]

Sweet Jesus!

Shit, that son of a
bitch got here first.

My dear God, what
is happening here?

I heard a crash, is there
more than one of you?

Sorry, padre.

Look, Father, I'm just leaving.

Are you associated with
a man who was here earlier,

ransacking what is
left at my church?

Oh, empty, you've
been here ready?

Si padre, a [indistinct]
with a tiny woman?

It was just one man.

Well, I'm looking for him.

You see he's uh, he's
wanted by the law.

I fear this once noble village

has become a haven for brigands.

It seems they like
its emptiness,

if only these souls would
come here to be saved.

Yeah, this fellow say
where he was headed?

I had the impression he
was headed for Santa Rio.

I don't know this for certain,
but once I relayed to him

that this is where the artifacts
from my church were taken,

he left suddenly.

He didn't exude an evil aura,

but one never truly knows
the nature of a man's soul.

Yeah.

Hey!

[dramatic music]

Stand and deliver,
you bastard.

Oh hell, you
gotta be kidding me.

We all being in
a tight spot here,

we aim on taking every
last red cent from you.

A ghost town like this,

is a right hide away
from ne'er do wells.

I ain't got time of this.

[fires gun]

I was worried about that.

[dramatic music]

Goddamn, I can't
stand amateurs.

Oh, what's gong on?

My God, have you
finally forsaken me?

[Brick fires]

Wu!
[laughs]

You see that? Damn!

Dumb bastard, he was a priest.

Oh, hell, that
could've been anybody.

No, you're an
illiterate bastard,

and you're also a half wit
with an itchy trigger finger.

I warned you, Wild Eye,
[cocks gun]

aint no cause for that talk.

Oh, shut the hell up.

We gotta high tail
it outta here.

[dramatic music]

[shoes clanking]

Santa Rio, Santa
Rio, tell these men,

to let this town finally die.

[somber music playing]

What about those fellas?

[spits]

To hell with them fellas.

[dramatic music]

[groans]

Good morning my
son, can I help you?

Oh yes. My family were
some of the plague victims

down in Malsecco last
year, name's Carson.

There was a rather
large family crypt,

in the most sacred church,
been there for some years.

Crypt contained a number
of family heirloom,

and it seems when the town
was beset by the tragedy

your priests retrieved the
precious objects from the church.

Well, it was after Father
Thomas's blindness set in,

the church felt that the
town would be exposed

to any element of
transient wickedness.

As you know, Montesecco
is completely abandoned,

and we asked Father Thomas to
join us here but he refused.

Oh, forgive my rudeness
and my poor manners,

I am Father Raymond.

I've seen Father Thomas,

and he still presides
over his church proudly.

Now, Father, is it possible
that my family's belongings

might have been transferred
to this location?

It's possible, I can
look at the inventory list.

[papers raffle]

Yes, yes, it appears as though
we have a blocked strong box

with a Confederate
Army seal on it.

Yes, yes. Yes,
that would be it.

One of my family members
served with distinction

in the late war
between the States.

Oh yes, I'm sure.

Well, I will retrieve
your box for you, my son.

[suspenseful music]

[door opens]

[suspenseful music]

Well, my son, is
this what you seek?

Lord in heaven, my family's
legacy has been preserved.

Oh yes, I'm sure.

[dramatic music]

Ha ha!

For the last two weeks, every
time my leg sings with pain,

I think of you,
you son of a bitch!

[fire crackles]

I'll refill the canteens,

we better get a damn
early start tomorrow.

You best turn in.

There's a good chance
any one of these characters

could have beaten
us to this thing.

Well, I wonder you may
be chasing up a dead trail,

just as your pursuit of revenge
was ultimately unsatisfying.

Then why do you stay with me?

The Chinese say
that a man or a woman

can sometimes be responsible
for another human being.

Are you responsible for me?

Let's just say I
have a vested interest.

You speak in vagueries.

It's part of my charm.

[shoes clank]

[eagle whistles]

Ransom?

Get up here.

Go to hell!

I'm already there, lady.

Before I do this and
search all your belongings,

maybe you're gonna
start talking.

As far as I'm concerned.
this whole business has gone far enough.

I never wanted any part of this.

The way I figure, you
gotta know something

that you ain't saying.

So you're gonna move that
sweet little ass of yours,

and you're gonna start talking.

[Promise grunts]

[footsteps approaching]

Come on.

What in the hell?

Partner, I got
me this filly here,

'cause I'm tired of you always
be behind the eight ball.

So this little bitch
here is gonna talk,

so we can end this chase.

Tiny woman, what do you know?

[Promise spits]

[Wild Eye chuckles]

I like me a woman
with enthusiasm.

Now why in the hell
did you involve her?

I always figured she
knew more than she let on.

I think she's just leading
on that man hunter.

Wild Eye, trust me, she knows.

You brick!

All right, if you think you
can get something out of her,

you're welcome to try.

I gotta take a piss.

So are you gonna talk? I'm
tired of all this business,

so just talk so we
can put end to this,

so we can be on our way.

What makes you think

I'm gonna give you
two any information.

This has nothing to do with you,

you're just a couple
of crazy greasy gnats,

feeding off what aint yours.

It ain't healthy to
give me sass.

[Promise groans]

You don't scare me!

You and your half blind
partner are nothing.

You know, I have
never met a lady

who didn't find me appealing.

I'd rather swap
spit with a pig.

Well lady, looks like today.

It's your chance to swap
spit with this pig.

[Promise screams]

Paper romance little lady.

Get the hell off of her.

[cocks gun]

[gun fires]

[groaning in pain]

I oughta kill you right now.

[fires gun]

[groaning in pain]

[fires gun]

[breathing heavily]

[wind blowing]

[birds chirping]

Sometimes, it's just too much.

I know.

[Promise crying softly]

[dramatic music]

You dumb bastard.

I figured a hunch, the
ladies would be your undoing.

Oh, I wouldn't wiggle
around too much if I were you,

that'll make them ropes
tighter, just relax.

I've got plans for you,

similar to the plans
that you had for me.

You see, friend, I knew
where you was headed.

I rode with Scurlock,
he told me everything,

I just hadn't expected
our little fortunate move.

That's where this
gentleman comes in,

thank God there's still a saw
bone to that hell hole, huh?

[laughs]

Also a good thing, my
friend here overheard

where them priests
moved everything.

Ah, yes, good fortune,

and blessed be our
quick healing paths.

You do realize, now I'm
gonna have to kill you both.

Oh my friend, I do not think

that you will have
that opportunity.

And I told you,
I'm not your friend.

That's a shame.

The world would
be a better place

if everyone was just friends.

Forgive me that I have
such high moral fiber

that I did not kill you
when I had the chance.

[sighs]

[eagle whistles]

[dramatic music]

Is there something
we can help you with?

Where in the hell are you
boys going in such a hurry

and with such an unusual cargo.

Well, we gotta deliver-

- No, I'm most interested
in the man you have hogtied

back here than your pay load.

I'm Ben Wright, County Marshall
here, and I know this man.

He's a professional,
he occasionally brings me a fugitive.

So just what in the
hell are you boys up to?

He's a wanted man.

The hell you say.

Come on, what in the Sam
Hill is going on here?

[gun fires]

[dramatic music]

[gunshot]

[horse neighs]

[suspenseful music]

I think we wound up with
more than we bargained for.

Right you are, Sheriff
Danburry from Santa Rio,

round them all up, we're
taking them in for questioning.

Throw the bodies in
that [indistinct].

[dramatic music]

I never should have
involved you in this,

I thought we'd never
get out of there.

I can't believe that Sheriff
couldn't find anything

to hold that stinker,
he just let him walk.

Well, you can't
blame that Sheriff,

would you wanna be under
the same roof as him?

Again, I never
should've involved you.

I'm here because I want to be.

Spoken with true enthusiasm.

What is it inside
that cash box?

What else, besides the gold?

My past, my future, I hope.

Something I
can't really define.

Well, I reckon.

The sheriff said he'd
be holding that cash box

pending the judge's ruling,

which means he might be
planning on turning it in

to a wartime confiscation.

Oh, and there's one more thing.

Yes?

I've crossed paths with that
dandy of a shootist before.

How many people
know about this?

How many times must I relate
my story before it is true?

I told you, there is a
hearing scheduled for next week,

if your story checks out,
you'll be free to go.

And my property?

Your horses, wagon,
and personal effects

are in safekeeping.

You make no mention
of my strong box!

Yes, well that
will remain here

until I get a decision
from federal authorities.

Why is that?
That's my property!

[sighs]

Listen, Mr. Christie,
I served in the war,

and I recall the
seal of the old CS of A.

I know what that box is
and what it was used for,

this should have been
surrendered to the union in 65.

You should not try my patience

any further in this matter, sir.

Just relax, you have
a week till the hearing.

Hey, old man.

What's the status of this man?

It's really not at
my discretion to opine.

Well, what the
hell does that mean?

It means I have
no jurisdiction

as to the outcome
of this matter.

The judge will oversee
the proceedings next week.

Well how about this
proceeding?

[cocks gun]

[chuckles teasingly]

Are you joking?

Do you have any idea
what you're up against?

Yes, I do flannel mouth,

your deputy has left town.

See him leave, now!

Let me have that strong
box, and open up that cell.

[suspenseful music]

You realize this
is a capital offense.

Well, you're absolutely
goddamn right, it is.

Now move it, blatherskite.

[keys jingling]

Now you let him come
out, you take his place.

And hand him the key,

I'll have you know-

[groans]

That's for the inconvenience
you two-bit peckerwood.

Grab your rig, and
get whatever else,

I suggest we get ourselves
the hell away from here.

What about the Telegraph?

Oh, tickety
tack, tickety tack.

[grunts]

Now can we get out of here?

I shall offer you my
gratitude on the road.

There'll be time
enough for blabbering,

when we put some
distance between us

and that man huntering
son of a bitch.

Hey!

You'll pay for this.

[both laugh]

Not today!

Did you see that?

Where might they go from here?

My guess is West,
fewer settlements,

fewer watering
holes, fewer people.

Then let's go.

You wanna continue?

No question.

You know it's liable to
get fairly dicey here on out.

That dandy is right
dangerous with a pistol.

I'm not worried.

Hmm?

You're with me.

[dramatic music]

Oh, that's real nice.

I'm big Bully Bryant.

[spits]

That's wonderful,

you have a very unfriendly
mode of introduction.

You don't remember me, do you?

With a face like that,
I should, but I don't.

I didn't always
look like this.

And?

El Paso, three years ago.

What about it?

Two slugs from this cannon,

carved these creases in my face.

Look at me when I talk to you!

You ran with Salice Cook.

You nailed him coming
out of Hogan, Rhyolite,

a week before you picked me up.

Your face...

As I said, two
cartridges from this iron

Shit, my shooting must
have been off that day.

You know what it's
like to look like this?

People turning their
heads, children scared,

no proper doctor in
that territorial prison.

Shouldn't you still be there?

I'm smart, I got out.

I figured the weakness
and I got out.

Took a guard with me too,

and then I paid a visit to
that petty fogging judge.

He won't sentence
anybody no more.

Now it's my turn.

Yup.

You know, there are a lot
of witnesses around here.

You think these
chinks and Mormons care?

Mormons are too busy looking
after all those wives,

celestials, they know what
happens when you come up

against a white man.

Now, I intend to take
my time with you.

It was years in that hell hole,

what you did to me.

How's the thought
of being a cripple

for the rest of your life?

What if I staked you to
the ground, Injun style,

let the buzzards to
pick out your eyes.

You killers for hire,
you gotta learn,

you ain't the Lord
almighty, more like Judas

'cause it's all about the money.

Ain't it, bounty whore?

[gunshot]

I hate verbose people.

Thanks, he was a mic bidder.

I get that from time to time.

Did I do the right thing?

Oh yeah.

What about the sheriff
here? He might not like this.

No sense in bothering him,

those two probably
locked him in his cell.

We don't have time for
this son of a bitch.

Whoa.

What are you doing?
Why are we stopping?

We've gotta make like lightning.

That jail cell was
infested with fleas

and I am a fastidious gentlemen.

Oh for God's grace.

Why did you do
all that back there?

Well, I had a
partner of recent,

not a very smart fellow,
but he stuck with me.

I figured if I can work
this up with a dimwit,

I might as well
make my new partner

a smart professional
like yourself.

At least the way I look at it,

there's enough in that
box for the both of us,

Being as such I'm not gonna
contest, we'll go 50%.

Think of it this way,
it's a new partnership

with money for two.

There's one thing
you're not considering.

What's that?

I did not set out for
this thing with a partner.

Well, all right, I went
to a lot of trouble for you.

And I'm grateful for that.

Fact is, I may not be welcome

in that peckerwoods
jurisdiction for some time.

Say on that note
for safety sake,

why don't we divide
the booty now?

No, we need to put
some distance first

between ourselves and that
man hunter and his tiny bitch.

Well besides, that Sheriff
has probably got himself

sprung from that cage by now.

Well, get a move on!

Oh for God's sake, any day now.

Ya!

You know, those two
are going to assume

that we will follow them,

and this could turn dangerous.

I am not frightened,

and I certainly do
not wish to turn back.

You remind me of your mother.

Tell me, why do you
men have such trouble

committing to people or things?

That's a rather
broad condemnation.

Actually, I've committed to
a number of ideals and causes

over the years.

It's with people that
I have a problem.

That is obvious.

Haven't you had
enough of wandering?

Well, sometimes I believe so,

but it's difficult
to accept something

that you know nothing about.

What would that be?

Peace.

You could have it.

Can we ever
actually have peace?

I intend to.

There you go, sounding
like your mother again.

[calm music playing]

What is this?

Oh, it's a remembrance
of an old wound.

[birds chirping]
[calm music playing]

Whoa.

You know how to use this?

Good, you'll find
it more convenient

than that cannon you carry.

I have a hunch, they have to
be on this trail somewhere.

You maybe right,
look over there.

I figured you two would
catch up sooner or later.

You know why we're here.

Well, possession
is 90% of the law,

besides I got myself
a new partner.

And, where is he?

Well he's tied
up at the moment,

so he won't cause us trouble.

Go on and get off your mounts.

Why don't you go to hell?

No.

I figured you for
a wise ass bitch.

[horse snorts]

Get off your mounts.

Do as he says.

[horse snorts]

Guns, please.

[suspenseful music]

I do not want any accidents.

I said, guns please!

You know, it's not wise
to surrender one's weapon.

You get the picture
now, jack ass?

[suspenseful music]

Move the fuck along.

Ya! Go!
[horses neigh]

This will be a
life-changing moment

that you will live to regret.

Well, sure.

Careful now, there's quicksand
all around these parts.

He's gonna betray us all.

Here's how we play this;

I'll leave the
three of you here,

and take your guns
and the wagon.

At some point due
west, I'll leave,

said guns in the
ground, and I disappear.

Where I will never look upon
the likes of all you again.

Kill him!

I've been too far

to let this bush wacker
get the best of me.

You, sir, are a twitchy,
nervous wild card,

which is why you're tied.

Now is the jack of diamonds
and the queen of hearts,

gonna give me any trouble?

Good, you two have more sense.

Is this your man?

I said, is this your man!

[Slaps Promise]
[Promise thuds]

You just signed
your death warrant.

Well, no matter who this
whore shares her bed with,

little sister you're
coming with me.

I'm taking you as
an insurance policy,

but you might find
me interesting.

I'll get you,
bastard, I promise.

I just saved you
from the wages of sin.

Money is the root of
all kinds of evil!

Know that you go forth in this
life with untarnished souls.

Now I bid you adieu, you'll
find your weapons

a mile or so down the road,

after all I am a Christian,
and a man of my word.

[chuckles]

Yeah, right.

Well, don't just
stand there, untie me.

My hunch is to leave you tied.

Oh, listen, I know we've
been on the opposite sides

of this thing all along.

Well, now's the time
to forget all that,

if we don't, we'll never see
the contents of that box,

and you'll never see
your woman again.

She's not my woman.

Okay, but do you still
wanna see her go off

with that depraved bastard?

All right, I will
untie you, but no tricks.

You are a wild card.

Aint we all.

Much obliged.

We need a plan.

Fine, what do you figure?

Do you intend to release me?

Whoa.
[horse neighs]

As I said, do yo
intend to release me?

I have not yet
decided, pretty flower.

Will you release me
when you drop the guns?

I'm a man who has needs,

except my needs are quite
different from other men.

My tastes run to adventurous
sport with the ladies,

that is when I allow myself
to consort with your sex.

You see, I find most women
to be filthy creatures,

little brains, not much to offer

but carnal comforts.

After partaking in a woman,
I have little use for her.

Most of them don't live long
after the act is completed.

You may be in for a surprise.

Well, I welcome the challenge.

You may have misjudged me.

Did I, pretty flower?

[gunshot]

[horse neighs]

I think he's dead.

Yeah.

Let's get the hell out of here.

[horse snorts]

Now it's the time to see
what all the fuss is about.

[laughs]

Thank you.

All right, let me in there.

[grunts]

[hammering softly]

[Ransom whistles]

Whoa!

[fires gun]

Damn!

No one touches anything!

[dramatic music]

Little sister, you
have my [indistinct].

That derringer may have
knocked the wind out of me,

but it did not penetrate deep
enough, I've been shot before.

You'd been better
off to kill me.

See, after I murder
your man here,

and possibly Mr One Eye,

you and I are
gonna have a party.

There's a great deal
of money in there.

You are so right.

[suspenseful music]

[eagle whistles]

[dramatic music]

[gun cocks]

[gun fires]

[cocking gun]

[gunshot]

[dramatic music]

It was in here all along.

Maybe your journey
is at an end.

Maybe.

Maybe you found that
peace we talked about.

What about the rest of it?

[sighs]

I don't care about it,

whatever's left in here
came from an evil place.

I am glad of one thing though.

Yes?

That I saw you on your
way to that place of peace.

They say there's wonderful
country in Montana,

we could go together.

After all, we make a good team.

You should start a new
life on your own terms.

Forget the past,
find a good man,

settle down, raise a family.

Well now, aint this touching.

[dramatic music]

Now this is little drawing
room romance is over,

let's get to it.

I almost forgot about you.

And what's the
story with my gun.

I removed all the
percussion caps.

Are you deaf? I could've
been killed, you bastard.

You think I trust
you with a loaded gun?

Well, forget about that.

What are we gonna do about that?

Well, I'm glad you asked me.

[dramatic music]

What the hell?

I've had about
enough of the chaos

this damn box has created.

You're taking it
for yourself, you pig!

Nope, I'm letting you
have the whole damn thing.

No!

Untie me you bastard.

Only thing is,
I'd figure out a way

to get out from
under those ropes

before the damn thing sinks.

Untie me!

I never could stand
quicksand, dirty stuff.

I swear if you
don't cut these ropes,

I'll kill you if I ever see you.

What would life be without
a little challenge, adios.

[enchanting music]

I'll be back to see you,
wherever you settle,

and I will be there
for you forever.

I almost believe it this time.

I mean it.

Despite your wandering
ways, I know that you will be.

You are the most decent
man I have ever known,

I love you with all my heart.

You know something?

What?

I think I may be ready
for that place of peace now.

I may not be far behind you.

Be strong, young lady.

I will be back someday.

I know you will.

I know you will be.

[enchanting music]

[speaking in foreign language]

[upbeat orchestra music]

I swear to Christ
if I ever find you,

I'll cut you from ear to
ear you son of a bitch!

Nobody does this to me, you
double dealing wrangler.

Nothing in this
world is ever even!

[enchanting music playing]

[dramatic music]

Provided by explosiveskull
https://twitter.com/kaboomskull

♪ Lay down to sleep, child ♪

♪ Lay down with the Lord ♪

♪ Send him back to hell ♪

[eagle whistles]