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(Train whistle blowing)

(Theme music playing)

(Horses galloping)

Oh, ain't that nice, boys?

(Laughing)

Today is a great day. The
good fathers arrive within hours.

Oh, all the way
from France, huh?

From France.

I understand they're gonna
plant all these hills with grapes,

build a big winery.

And a school for the children.

Bless them and senor Ben Calhoun

for making all of this possible.

Oh, yeah. Good old Ben Calhoun.

Let's not forget
him, huh? (Laughing)

Hey, wait!

(Screaming)

(Laughing)

There ain't gonna
be no vineyard.

Ain't gonna be no monks.

(Manuel shouting)
(Manuel's wife screaming)

Manuel's wife: Oh, my
god! Manuel: Don't do that!

Manuel: Help me!
(Manuel's wife screaming)

Manuel: Help me!
(Manuel's wife screaming)

No!

Manuel: Maria! Maria...

(Yelling)

Please! Please!

(Man grunts) Please!

(Man grunting) Please!

(Laughing)

(Laughs) Manuel: No!

(Shouting in Spanish)

Manuel: Please! Please! Please!

Ike: Now. Now.

Now, you tell Calhoun
to mind my message.

Or he'll be hanging
there instead of you.

From the other end.

No! No!

No, senor! No!

I have been thinking...

Would we be in this
primitive wilderness

if it were not for monsieur
Calhoun? I don't know.

It is not too much to ask.

But surely, he has done so
much already. Oh, he has.

And there is so much
more to be done.

The sheds, the warehouse,
the sluice gates...

It is not too much.

We're gonna need drying racks,

loading platforms, wine vats.

I need oak for those.

How'd you know about that?

I've been checkin'. After
all, this is my project.

Hmm, think you're gonna
be able to handle it all right?

You have my
personal guarantee, sir.

Ooh. Well, can't ask
for more than that, can I?

You know, barnabas, you've
taken on quite a responsibility.

Oh, I don't mind. Except...

Except what?

Say, Ben, you know the...

Except, inasmuch as I am contributing
to the growth and welfare of this railroad,

I feel that there's some
sort of adjustment in order.

Oh, you do, huh?

What kind of adjustment
did you have in mind?

Well, sir, some special
incentive like he's got.

He means a piece
of the business.

I know what he means.

How about 5%?

Five?

Go get me some more water.

You robber. I only get three.

Three's fine. I'll take it.

Well, Mr. Calhoun?

One.

One?

Ben: One percent.

You gotta learn to crawl
before you can walk.

Ben's right.

Hmm.

All right, Mr. Calhoun,
I'll gamble with ya.

(Chuckles)

Pardon, monsieur Calhoun.

Well, come in, father Henry.

No, no. The name
is Henri, and it is his.

I am father Jean Louis.

Oh. Excuse the mistake.
Have a seat, here we go.

Yes.

Champagne.

Viura blanc, a
gift from our order.

Thank you.

Hasn't been any of that
around for a long time.

This grape was excellent.

But I'm afraid, quite
extinct due to phylloxera.

Phylloxera?

Yeah, plant lice.

Oui, oui. Plant lice.

This unfortunate crop lice

that impelled us to leave
our beloved vineyards

and travel 6,000
miles to grass valley

before the
appellation d'origine.

What's that?

Appellation d'origine?

Well, it is...

The soil, the drainage,

the climate... Oui.

When our beloved
brother, father Pierre,

discovered this valley
some ten years ago,

he found, as monsieur
Calhoun knows only too well,

that the climate was
exactly the same...

Exactly the same as
the slopes of the bourges.

As the slopes of the bourges.

So now with god's
will, and, of course,

monsieur Calhoun's help,

it will be reborn here.

So you see, it is a
little thing indeed.

Yeah, if you've only
got two bottles left.

Uh-uh-uh-uh. We insist.

Thank you very much.
Was there something else?

A trifle.

Oui.

A wine cellar,

not less than eight meters wide

and ten meters long.

And insulated for
perfect temperature.

That's 52 degrees.

(Both speaking French)

Bravo, bravo.

All right. You've
got your wine cellar.

Barnabas will be in charge.

Merci.

We will start a
novena for you today.

I think the good lord will have his
hands full blessing you today, Ben.

I'll appreciate anything the good
fathers can do for me in that department.

(Train whistle blowing) That
ought to be grass valley now.

(Both exclaiming in French)

Excuse us. Excuse us.

(Both speaking French)

Thank you.

I promised barnabas that work
crew as soon as you can spare them.

Ah, there's still about a quarter
of a mile of graded spur to be laid.

That shouldn't take too long.

No. I'll finish up as soon as I
can and get them back to him.

Good.

You must leave! You
must leave! You must leave!

You must leave. You must
leave, mis amigos. You must leave!

Hombres malos, upside
down they hang me.

(Speaking Spanish)

Manuel, what are
you ravin' about?

(Speaking Spanish)

We will protect you, my son.

(In English) No,
nothing protects.

(Speaking Spanish)

He says there are mountain men who do not like
us to be here, and that we need protection.

Do not worry, Manuel.

We will make them understand.

A little light banishes
a dark corner.

A few boxes of seedlings?

Oh, they sure got
a long way to go.

Well, I started with
less. Few poker chips,

four queens and a prayer.

Then we got something
in common, huh?

Barnabas!

Please do not mention
this to monsieur Calhoun.

It would needlessly
disturb him. Please.

Barnabas! Coming!

Manuel, while you're here,
why don't you give us a hand?

Don't worry about your
mountain men anymore.

You're now officially under
the protection of the bps&d.

Come on, my son.

Give me the seedlings.
We will put it in the wagon.

Si, padre.

Yes, sir? What's that all about?

Uh... nothin'. Nothin'
at all, Mr. Calhoun.

Everything's under control.

Manuel gave them the
message, but ain't nobody movin'.

Well, message or no, it
looks like they're stayin'.

They're still unloadin'.

Guess they ain't
paid no attention.

Barnabas: When can I
expect the work crew?

Dave will be back as
soon as he can make it.

Don't worry about a thing.

(Train whistle blowing)

See you on the way back.

So long.

Au revoir.

Now!

And now, to work.

(Man yells) (Speaking Spanish)

(Horses neighing)

(Men grunting)

Come on!

(Sighs)

Better get word to
Mr. Calhoun about this.

Ben.

That spur's layin' out
at less than 3%. Now...

What's up? Trouble?

Barnabas.

He's got 100% of
problems for his 1% interest.

Remember ike Bridger? Yeah.

Well, he just went on a rampage

and trampled out
all those seedlings.

Now, what would
he wanna do that for?

I don't know.

But I'm gonna go
back and find out.

Have him fire up the engine.

Right, uh...

Ben.

Take it easy on barnabas, huh?

I think you may have given him
too much responsibility too soon.

It's not barnabas
I'm worried about.

Ike Bridger. He's just stomped
out two years of planning.

(Train whistle blowing)

Now that Ben knows
what happened,

just wait till he
gets off that train.

(Train whistle blowing)

Whatever is going to happen,

it's about to happen, oui?

Ben can get pretty
nasty when he's mad.

(Wheels screeching)

(Horse whinnies)

Here it comes.

Ben Calhoun.

Ike Bridger.

(Laughing) You!

You old iron drover.

You mangy bear-Skinner.

Oh, it's good to see ya.

I just don't get it.

The good lord has
placed love in their hearts.

Hey, remember the
time my old hound dog

had chased that grizzly up
a tree and you stopped it?

Still got his hide just
to remind me of it.

Yeah, and the time...

And the time that
sioux war party

was tryin' to barbeque you?

(Chuckling)

Yeah, it seems
like a long time ago.

Why'd you have to go hang
that poor fella up by his heels?

Oh, Ben, I was hopin'
you'd get the message

clear enough so you'd
get them monks out of here.

Be a little hard to do
that now, wouldn't it?

After bringing them
all away from France?

Now, what did you wanna go
and do a fool thing like that for?

'Cause they make good wine.

Ike: That's nice.

Ben: The best champagne.

Yeah, well, it's got a
tickling sensation to it.

More important than that,
because it's good for the railroad.

It ain't good for me.

Them kind of doings bring
people. Lots of people.

And people brings pollution

and fouls up the
water, kills off the game,

and and it kills off the beaver!

People also bring progress.

They build things.

Churches, schools, towns.

Well, ain't that
just somethin'. Ha!

They build things, huh?

First thing you know,

I'm gonna be settin' my traps
in front of some emporium.

No, sir. This valley is our
home. It clothes and feeds us,

and we ain't gonna be crowded
out by no panel of preachers.

Well, then you're gonna have
to get used to living with people,

'cause they're coming anyway.

Besides that,

enough room here for everybody.

Why's it gotta be here, Ben?

'Cause the conditions are
right for growin' their grapes.

All the conditions
except you, of course.

I'm sorry you feel
that way about it, Ben.

They're here now and
they're my responsibility.

Ben, them seedlings is gone.

Now, don't you
go bringin' more in.

'Cause if you do, you
and me are gonna tangle,

and this time it's
gonna be for keeps.

Sorry to hear that, ike.

You call the game.

Well, I got some traps to lay.

Now, Ben,

you hear this.

We've been pushed back
into these hills by progress.

We've been pushed and pushed

till there ain't hardly no
places left to be pushed to.

Now, if you're gonna shove
them seedlings down my craw,

then I'm gonna
push 'em down yours.

So help me, Ben,

if I have to, I'll kill you.

That I understand, Mr. Calhoun,

but what I don't understand is

how could you let ike
Bridger go after what he did?

I can't change what's
already been done, barnabas.

Like a hand of cards.

When you've finished
one, you shuffle the deck

and get ready for the next hand.

Where are the good fathers now?

They're leaving for the
fields to prepare the ground.

For what?

Well, we managed to
save six flats of seedlings.

Six flats?

That's almost 300 plants.

Mmm-hmm. But you know ike isn't gonna
sit around and let us plant those things.

He doesn't know
about them, does he?

That's right, he doesn't.

And he's not gonna
find out, either.

He's gone off to set his traps.

Good. That'll give me some time

to get some work
done around here.

Set up some
blueprints, figure out

a schedule for the work crew.

Say, about that crew...

By the time you're
ready for 'em,

they'll be here.

All right. Get this
train on the way.

All right!

Take good care of your 1%.

The other 99% will do just fine.

(Engine bell rings)
(Train whistle blows)

Tres bien.

And this one.

Tres bien.

Well, that's six oaks.

We might as well do that
one, too, and make it seven.

Ah, tres bien.

But, uh...

Why do I have to
wait for the crew?

I could cut those
trees down myself.

Yeah, but they can cut 'em
and haul 'em at the same time.

Oh.

Where... where are you going?

We need pine.

I'm gonna see if I can
spot a grove from up here.

Oh.

Father Henri. Oui.

Ike Bridger and
his men are coming.

Get back to the mission.

And leave you here?

They won't see me up here.
I'll follow as soon as they leave.

I am not afraid of them.

I'll stay here and protect you.

Go! Get out of here! Go on!

All right. You are in charge.

Hey, looky there.

Fresh cuts.

And there's another.

Ike: All right, boy.

Same way you got up there.

(Man singing) ♪♪ get out
the way for old Dan Tucker

♪♪ to late to get your supper
supper's over dinner's cooking

♪♪ old Dan Tucker just
stands there looking ♪♪

(All laughing)

(Coughs)

Hey, poor boy.

He's hungry. (Laughs)
Ike: You think?

Rose: Thirsty too.

Ike: No, I figure
you got it figured.

(Laughs)

This...

Or this?

(Laughing) You are thirsty.

Poor little thing.

Perhaps your tongue
is too dry for words.

Mmm? (Laughs) You are hungry.

(Laughs)

There is only
little price to pay.

Talk before you're sober.

Tell my man what
he want to know.

Eh? Come on.

Tell him. Come on.

Eh?

(Laughing)

It is up to you.

My man grow ambition.

Ike.

Come to talk to the little one.

(Laughs)

Well, you ready to talk, sprig?

Now, what are them
monks still doing here?

Now, this here is my
ground hereabouts!

And this is my lumber.

Now, you talk up.

Now, you wouldn't be cuttin' lumber
down there if you wasn't up to something.

Now, don't you push me, boy.

My fight's not with you.

Now, you're standin'
with them foreigners.

And if you stand with them, I
gotta stop you same as them.

(Chuckles)

All right.

We got plenty of time

and we got plenty
of vittles now.

Tickle him, Rosa.

Come on. Come on.

(Laughs)

Come on. Come on,
little one. (Laughing)

Come on, little one.

(Both laughing)

(Horse galloping)

How's the planting?

Ah, first we make the
hole, then we plant.

Of course. Where's barnabas?

Well, there was a little difficulty
in the matter of brother Jean Louis.

What's the matter?
Is he all right?

I hope so. Brother Jean
Louis will do everything he can.

What are you talking
about? Where are they?

Barnabas was captured
by the mountain man

and brother Jean Louis
went up there to save him.

(All laughing)

Man: Hey! Come here! Come here!

(All laughing)

Let us be friends

and reason together with
love and understanding.

Oh, well, we can't
ask more than that.

(All laughing)

(Groans)

Barnabas: Cut it out, ike!

Well, the sprig's got a tongue.

Barnabas: Yeah, well,
don't push him around.

He was sent out here
by his order to do a job.

And we're gonna do a job on him.

Now, he ain't told
us nothing yet.

I don't care if he's a
monk or a monkey.

You did not tell
me he was a padre.

Ike: That ain't important.

Important thing is what he's
scheming to do to this valley.

Now...

Let's stop chewin' the fat

and get down to
the hide of things.

Now. What are
you still doing here?

We tramped all your seedlings.

Hey, you ever see
a chicken gulleted?

Monsieur Bridger.

We are here in peaceful pursuit.

Put that away
and I will tell you.

Oh.

Well, now you're
bein' more sensible.

Don't tell him anything.

I'm waitin'.

We're waitin' for Mr. Calhoun.

Dave and the work crew
are supposed to take out

everything we put in
the mission, that's all.

Is that why you was getting'
ready to cut down my trees?

Now, you're tryin'
my Patience, boy.

You can do better than that.

Because, you see, I don't
care which one I skin first.

We managed... No!

To save some seedlings.

Mr. Calhoun!

To the right.

(Sputters) That's the
mountain men? Probably.

If it's them you gotta remember

we're seeing that smoke
'cause they want us to see it.

Unless I'm mistaken,

we've been followed
ever since we passed

those fir trees back there.

(Sputters) Well, then we
must prepare to avoid them.

No. We will stay in the open.

But but then we
will be captured.

Probably.

No matter what
happens, you sit still.

I do not understand.

Especially right now.

Hello, Caleb.

Ike sent me to fetch you.

We've been expecting
a guided tour.

Now, move away from that rifle.

You, get down off that horse.

Monsieur Calhoun?

Start walkin'.

(Laughs)

See that honeycomb yonder?

Busy little devils up there.

(Chuckling)

Yeah, they do fancy this honey.

Oh, I'd hate to see your face
after I smear some of this on it,

and they get to it.

(Buzzing) (Rose laughs)

(Laughing) 'Course, I don't
have to set them critters on you

if you tell me where
them seedlings is hid.

Stop! I will tell you.

Hold it, ike.

Ben, I told you
to stay out of this.

Turn him loose, ike.

As soon as I finish this
cherokee troop party.

Now, you was about
to tell me somethin'.

Where them seedlings is.

I have thought better of it.

Ike, why not sweeten his face?

Sam.

Tie him up.

(Screams)

Get those guns!

All right, hold it!

Ben: All right, get up and get
out of here. I'll keep them covered.

Hurry up!

Zekel, jed, come careful.

Calhoun's got the drop!

I'll get to you, Ben.
I'll kill ya for this!

I will pick that.

Oh, you better let us, father. These
nails are heavier than they look.

I'm sure they are.

If Dave has a man like
father Louis on that work crew,

they would be here by now.

I hope they get here
before ike does. (Chuckles)

Don't worry about ike.

He can't do anything about
the seedlings until he finds them.

By the time he
finds it, we will have

enough men here to handle him.

Yeah, I'm sorry to involve
you in this, Mr. Calhoun,

but I wasn't prepared for
this unexpected contingency.

It's all right. We're
all part of the team.

I was thinking,

perhaps you should have left
me there with monsieur Bridger.

(Chuckles) So?

If we sat down together
with the good book,

its wisdom would persuade
him to see the light.

Only one thing in that good book

that ike Bridger
would understand.

I don't remember the
chapter or the verse,

but it had something to do with an
eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.

There are always
the little foxes

that will destroy the vines.

But the vines will grow

just the same.

Very good.

All right, take it away!

(Train whistle blows)

(Horse neighing)

Como esta, Manuel?
Muy bien, senora, gracias.

Father Henri: Rosa.

What are you doing here?

I have come to
pray, padre, if I may.

Our chapel is open to everyone.

Thank you, padre. Thank you.

Ben: Any sign of Bridger?

If there had been, you
would have heard this...

As we arranged.

Whose horse?

Rosa.

Rosa? Where is she?

She's in the chapel. She, uh...

She wanted to pray.

Please do not disturb her.

What are you doing in here?

The chapel's in there.

I want an answer!

Padre!

Padre. What is it, my child?

I do not deserve it,
but I need your help.

Of course.

My man, he's bad to me.

When he's hungry, he tied me up,

beat me. (Exclaims in French)

Padre, I cannot stay with him.

How long have you
been married to him?

Not long enough to
know what he's really like.

I know what you
must think of me.

But if there is forgiveness...

I would not deny you
meditation or this chapel,

but the marriage vows
are sacred, my child.

And I think you'd
do well, father,

to remember that she
is ike Bridger's wife.

Not just an orphan
running around loose.

Come, my child,
we will pray together.

I know Bridger's not gonna let
her just walk off and leave him.

So either he's up to something,
or she is, or they both are.

It's gonna keep us pretty busy

trying to figure out what it is.

Where are those seedlings? Here.

Well, what do you think?

This cellar's deep
enough below the mission

to make an ideal hiding
place for the seedlings.

Hmm. The place
is so well hidden,

I don't think anybody could
even stumble onto it by accident.

No, sir. It's dark
and damp down here.

You know, the way they're stored

is just as important
as the planting.

Well, I'm proud
of you, barnabas.

You've given it a
good deal of thought.

Just doin' it right.

You know, as a
gesture of good faith,

maybe we ought to
call one of 'em, uh,

vitis vinifera Bridger.

That oughta soften the
muscles around his heart.

Well, considering the
trouble he's been givin' us,

I wouldn't do him the honor.

Maybe you're right.

Maybe we ought to call
it vitis vinifera barnabas.

How does that make you feel?

Like I just gave birth.

I'll nest right on top of 'em.

You better.

Anything happens to these,

it'll take us two years to
get some more from France.

By that time, the
valley'd be dried up,

we'll be out of business.

And I can't think of anything

that'd please ike Bridger
any more than that.

Barnabas: For irrigation we
are using an adjustive sluice gate

with a minimum
opening of two feet.

That will give us five
acre feet every six hours.

Uh, uh, if I may suggest, uh,

not a torrent, merely a trickle.

Well, father, Dave laid this out

and he's engineered
irrigation ditches before.

I'm just doing
what he told me to.

But you see, grape
is such a difficult child.

Too much water, she drowns.

Not enough, she pouts.

But an even flow,
she grows, she thrives.

(Chuckles)

Well, maybe six inches.

Uh... three?

(Sighing)

It's your project.

Let's go to the water. I'll show
you exactly what is to be done.

Our thanks, o merciful father,

for your bountiful blessings.

Amen.

Amen.

Well, let's dig in.

Where's Rosa?

I don't know. I haven't
seen her since before lunch.

Have you seen her? Yes.

She's with father
Jean Louis. Where?

In the wine cellar.

She has a great
thirst for knowledge.

She wants to learn
how to take care of them.

How to water them.

Ben: The lost lamb is found!

(Exclaiming in Spanish)

You couldn't wait to
tell ike where those

seedlings were, could you?

What is happening here?

Your little girl
turned out to be a fox.

She was on her way to
tell ike everything she knew.

Is this true, Rosa?

Let her go. What?

If what we are doing here

brings only hatred and betrayal,

then let them
destroy the seedlings.

You are free to go.

No.

I'm afraid it's not just between

me and you and the
railroad now, father.

I made certain commitments based
on the agreement between you and I.

Soon, there are going to
be families coming out here.

They'll expect work
when they get here.

And we're not
gonna let them down.

That is unfortunate.

Ike is waiting for me.

If I am not back soon,
he will come after me.

At least this time
we'll know he's coming.

Lock her up, barnabas.

And see that she
stays locked up.

This is a house of sanctuary.

I will be responsible for her.

Not this time, father.

Where's my woman?

Gentleman, please.

You literally drop
in, don't you, ike?

Look at the
clarity of that wine.

Smell the bouquet.

Real future in that glass.

You got no future
unless I get Rosa.

But she has come to no harm.

Why don't you ask zekel

and jed to show their faces?

Zekel! Jed!

Please, no weapons.

This is a house of worship.

Bring her out. All
right, barnabas.

Go fetch the girl.

Zeke. You go with
him, so there's no tricks.

You and I were old
friends at one time, ike.

Why don't we have
a drink to old times?

And to better days ahead.

Pity.

Waste of a vintage wine.

All who enter here are welcome.

Our food is simple.
Perhaps, you will join us.

You can't give me nothin'.

But I'm gonna
give you somethin'.

Ike!

Please take me away.

Sure, sure. But
first things first.

I mean now. No, no, no.

Not so fast, honey cat.

Ain't you got
somethin' to tell me?

Now...

Where are them seedlings?
Where are they hid?

These are good people.

It's not like you told me.

Do you know where them
seedlings are, woman?

I find them.

All right, tell me where.

No, I cannot.

Ike: What's got into you, girl?

Rose: What they are
doing here is a good thing.

To destroy their work is wrong.

You took his side.
Ben Calhoun's.

No, you can do anything with me,

but don't ask me
to hurt these people.

Calhoun's got to you. Not him.

Them. They are good people.

Ike: Then you ain't good for me.

Listen to me. I hear!

You ain't my woman no more.

No, I can't belong
to no one else!

We've wasted enough time here.

Find them seedlings.

That's far enough, ike.

Look, if I don't get them
seedlings now, I'll get 'em later.

If you get 'em in the ground,

I'll come back and root 'em out.

By that time, I'll have
enough men here,

you won't be able
to get near this place.

You can't keep me here forever.

As long as I've
got a railroad, I can.

They're on my payroll.

I can't walk away
from this, Ben.

Neither am I.

On one side stood
the philistines,

on the other, the israelites,

and neither would capitulate.

What's he babbling about?

You and I, I suppose.

And in a way, he's right.

We've got a Mexican standoff.

Huh?

There's only one
way to settle it.

Man to man.

Winner takes over,

the loser packs up his stuff

and clears out, if he's able.

I get to pick the gut-busters?

I'll give you that choice.

All right.

At them stables, I seen
some buffalo sticks.

We'll do it the way we seen
a sioux pick a new chief.

On horseback. Skinners
knives, and buffalo sticks.

All right.

Let's get on with it.

Which one you want?

Have you ever fight like
this before, senor Calhoun?

Not yet.

But you will cut him in
two! That's what I figured.

But I want you
to win with honor.

Winning's what counts, woman.

Mr. Calhoun, I don't
think that was too smart,

giving him the
choice of weapons.

If barnabas is right, it
would be a mismatch.

Perhaps.

But it all boils
down to one thing,

still just one man
against another.

You are a brave
man, senor Calhoun,

but you will not be
equal to my man...

Now, come on, woman!

Are a few box of
seedlings worth your life?

Your concern touches
me a good deal, Rosa.

Eh, monsieur Calhoun.
I do not want the grapes

nurtured in blood.

You got any other
suggestions, father?

We could all pray together.

Then that puts us right back

where we started, doesn't it?

All right, let's go to it, Ben.

(Speaking Spanish)

Father Henri: Bravo,
monsieur Calhoun!

(Cheering)

(Ike grunts)

Bravo, monsieur Calhoun!

All: Come on, ike! Come on, ike!

Come on, ike! Come on, ike!

Come on, ike!

(Shouting in Spanish)

Men: Come on, ike!

Come on, ike! Yeah!

Come on, ike! Come
on, ike! Come on!

Come on! Come on!

If they stay on the horses,

Ben can wear him out.

Come on, ike! Get him!

(Neighing)

Bravo!

(Shouting in Spanish)

Watch out, Ben!

(Horse neighing)

Muy bien, muy bien. Bravo!

Men: Come on, ike! Come on!

Bravo, monsieur Calhoun!

Come on, ike! Come
on, ike! Get him!

Father Henri: Bravo!

(Speaking Spanish)

(Manuel shouting in Spanish)

(Grunting)

(Groans)

Ike: No, zekel!

When I give my word, it's given.

Ah, come on, woman,
I can make it by myself.

(Chuckling) I
guess you're right.

You can't belong to
any man but me. Yes.

No hard feelings?

Nah!

What about some fresh hunting
ground up by donner pass?

Guess it's time
we give it a try.

Good luck to you, Ben.

Good luck to you.

Bravo, monsieur Calhoun,

and thank you very much.

I am so grateful
no blood was shed.

Well, I want to thank
you for your help, father.

(Train whistle blowing)

That'll be our train
full of men now.

If there's anything I can
do for you, let me know.

The mission needs a bell.

A bell?

A mission without a bell is
like a train without a whistle.

And you already have a whistle.

All right, you've got your bell.

(Sighing) Ben Calhoun
giveth and the good brother

taketh away.

Barnabas.

(Clears throat) I know.
Go get your horse.

(Theme music playing)