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Whisky.

We ain't got no whisky.

Cold beer.

We ain't got no cold beer.

What are they drinking?

Warm beer.

Give me a warm beer.

How far is it to Tombstone?

Hey, cowboy.

How far to Tombstone?

Who wants to know?

This gentleman here.

He wants to know how far to Tombstone.

Depends.

Whether he can ride or not.

Maybe a day. Maybe three days.

For a dude, maybe a month.

You a gambler...

...cowboy?

Yeah.

I gamble, dude.

Play you for the lady.

I ain't gonna play you for the lady.

Why not?

'Cause me and her's in love!

I'm gonna take her out to the ranch.

Have a big weddin'.

Raise cattle.

Live happy ever after.

You're talkin' cowshit, Ike Clanton.

Let's play one hand.

Five card stud.

My horse against your...

...lady.

You don't own me, Ike.

Then let's say I done rented ya.

Why don't you play the gentleman...

...for the rent?

Sit down, dude.

Jorge, bring us some cards!

We ain't got no cards.

I got some cards.

You don't think I'd play with your cards do you?

Look 'em over.

I guess they look okay.

Let's let the lady cut for deal.

She'll cut for you first, then for me.

Pair of tens.

You can reach for it if you want to, cowboy.

But if you do, you're gonna end up with two assholes

and one of them's gonna be right between your eyes.

Now get the hell out of here.

I'll see you in Tombstone, dude.

Could be.

Got a room?

In there.

Let's go.

The name's John Holliday.

Doc,

some people call me.

Kate Elder.

I'm gonna need a tub of hot water.

We ain't got no hot water.

Goddam it, build a fire and heat some water.

I gotta wash this bitch.

Where are you going, dude?

Tombstone.

I gotta see somebody there.

Woman?

No.

A friend.

I'm ready.

This is the ass end of the West, Doc. It ain't even got a name.

I had a ride to Tombstone with Ike Clanton. At least that far.

You busted that up. You won me.

Look lady

where I go, I go alone.

I don't travel with anybody.

Okay.

Let's go.

That's $3.50 you owe me for the food

and the room.

$3.50?

Here's $4.

Keep the change.

Gringo cabrones.

Pendejos.

Doc, when are we gonna get some water?

Not till we see the mountains.

We got a long ride yet.

Now we can have some water.

Thank Jesus!

Son-of-a-bitch!

- It's vinegar. - Mexican greaser.

Vinegar.

Oh, Doc!

Come on now, we've got to save our energy. We got a long ride to those mountains.

(Kate) Bastard!

Still fighting the Mexican war.

Doc...

It's you!

Where are we?

Mountains.

We should be in Tombstone tomorrow afternoon, if we are where I think we are.

We got something to eat?

Well, there's some salt beef and beans right there next to the fire.

Beans make you fart.

Just stay away from me!

Bastard!

Whore.

Killer.

What do you mean, "killer"?

Figured you for a gunfighter the minute you walked into that pigsty back there.

The way you walked with your right hand hanging loose.

The way you looked around the room like there was...

...a rattler hiding in the pickle barrel.

A little baby gun you keep in your vest.

I been on the line four years, Doc.

Gotta learn something.

I ain't killed a man in a long time.

I ain't screwed a man since I was twelve.

You cleaned me up.

You got real doctor's hands.

Dentist's.

Dentist's?

Yeah, I was a dentist once.

What do you think of that?

Any good?

Well, it's not bad.

Good.

Doc?

I ain't never done it in the mountains before.

Now look,

we got to start early in the morning.

Good night.

You're a mean,

rat livered,

heartless,

lonesome creature.

Listen, Katie Elder.

What?

If you gotta break wind, would you turn the other way?

'Cause you're aimed right at the fire, and you might blow us both up

and I've got to get to Tombstone!

Suck grass.

(Whispers) "Lonesome."

Straighten up, woman.

You gonna get your picture took, Doc?

Could be.

Is that your friend? The one you're looking for?

That's probably the Major.

Some of your friends?

Oh, just a few workin' girls, Doc.

Servants

for the likes of you.

She looks like she does most of her serving with her mouth.

Ola.

End of the line, Kate.

Much obliged.

See you around, dude.

- Hey, curly. - Howdy, pretty lady

- You prospectin'? - That's right.

Why, you stick with me, I'll bring you luck.

(Man in crowd) A new girl in town!

My name's Kate.

- Hey, you stayin' for a while? - Well, if this town's got any action...

...I'm stayin' right across the square.

Come round, the name's Kate.

Open up, sisters!

Back to work.

I'll need a bottle of whisky, a bath and place to put my horse.

I'll have the boy take care of that.

Do you know Wyatt Earp?

The Marshal?

Tell him Doc's in town.

Son-of-a--

Hello, Wyatt.

Hello, John.

Let's go get a drink.

Five whiskies, here.

Tonight's the night when we teach the kid how to drink some rye whisky.

Oh, leave the kid alone, Ike. He don't drink whisky.

He don't even like beer.

- Johnny Ring - Oh, Concha!

Or maybe what the kid really needs

is to get his pole greased.

Me oh my! Fresh meat!

That's something Concha knows How to treat good, huh?

Come on, let me see it. I wanna see it, huh?

No, Concha's not gonna hurt you, baby.

Ooooh, Concha's gonna...

Well, well, well.

Look who's here.

Hello, cowboy.

Hello, dude.

Play some cards?

Excuse me, gentlemen.

Son-of-a-bitch!

Forget it, Ike. He's packing and you ain't.

I see you've met Ike.

I ran in to him.

What's that all about?

Ike, his brother, Billy.

Frank McLowery, his kid brother.

Little guy's Johnny Ringo.

Trouble makers.

Tryin' to make trouble for you?

For anybody.

They're bad people, John.

Well, if there weren't bad people, what would you do for a living, Marshal?

Tell me about Tombstone.

I mean, more than what you said in the letter.

It's wide open.

The Sheriff here, John Behan,

doesn't know how to organise a town.

So I'm gonna run against him in the election.

The Sheriff's got all the power here.

The Marshal's got a badge, he's got some territory.

He's got no jurisdiction in town.

Gambling's heavy. There's a lot of money around.

It's wide open. So you organise the gambling.

Start right here.

I run the law.

You run the gambling.

We'll both end up rich.

Very rich!

We sound like bad people, Wyatt.

We are, John.

A little game, compaňero?

Como no?

(Man in crowd) Hey, Mr. Bartlett, whisky!

And ten more.

(Wolf whistles)

Puta! Puta!

My little Fort Griffith puta!

- Hello, Ike. - Come back to see ol' Ike, did ya?

Well, not quite.

Lemme see those cheaters, lovebird.

You better get a note from your Ma first, burrobrain!

Come here, bitch!

You stay outta this!

Outside.

You take off them guns.

Get rid of that badge, and I'll see if you're man enough

to take me outside, Earp!

Another time, Ike.

Move!

- Come on! - I'm gonna stay a while, Ringo.

Okay, but you watch your ass 'cause that Wyatt Earp ain't right in his head.

Your five

and twenty more.

Very impressive.

He plays a nice game.

- Nice to see you, Miss Kate. - Hello, kid. How are you?

Mr. Earp.

Mr. Holliday.

I'll be right back.

Get him, Virgil!

Come on! Get in there! You got him, boy. Come on!

Come on, we've got people coming in an hour.

Push it, push it. You got him.

Come on, let's straighten up.

- Just a little bit more. - James.

Virgil.

Morgan.

Howdy, brother.

We've got people coming in an hour.

Y'know, maybe we shoulda put the pigs somewhere else for the day.

You mean Virgil and Morgan?

Let's go get a drink.

Hi, Mark, how you doin'?

Hi, how are you?

Nice to see you.

I'm gonna try. Thank you.

It's not an easy thing to ask a man who's carried a gun all his life

to give it up.

This is pretty much it. Pretty much the way we'll conduct it.

Just getting everybody around and talkin' to them.

Excuse my hand.

Thank you very much.

He's the fastest. He's the deadliest. I'd say he's about the best

(Young boy) All dressed in black, Pa. All in black.

That's really Doc Holliday?

(Boy's father) That's him, son. Take a good look and remember.

James

say hello to John.

- Hello, James. - Bless you, Doc!

(Man's voice) I see Earp has brought in the artillery.

He sure must want them Clantons bad.

- What do you mean? - I encountered him in Dodge.

Him and Wyatt killed a lot of people. He's Wyatt's heavy-guns.

If Holliday's as good as I hear,

the Clantons better start thinking about moving on.

Mattie?

Hello, Mattie.

Doc Holliday!

(Second man) How old a man is he?

(First man) Hard telling.

Talk says he's got the consumption. Had it for years.

Talk says he's already dying.

He's fears no-one in a fight 'cause he's got nothing to lose.

- You believe the talk? - Till I see otherwise.

My friend, John Holliday. Sheriff Johnny Behan.

- Doc. - Sheriff.

When you leavin' town?

Here's the man who supplied the whisky. Owner of the Alhambra.

Mr. Bartlett, John Holliday.

Nice to meet you, Doc.

Just a small campaign contribution, Wyatt.

(Mattie) Wyatt!

Well, I'll leave you in his hands forjust a second.

Mattie's calling me, I'll be right back.

Doc, say hello to Mr. Clum. The editor of the local newspaper,

the Tombstone Epitaph.

How long you planning to stay in town?

Well, that depends.

On what?

Excuse me.

James!

Son-of-a-bitch!

Is there a Chinaman in town?

Yeah, the end of Allen Street.

Thanks.

Good night, sir.

Good night, Wong.

Go with God, as Mexicans say.

I will.

- Mr Holliday? - Hey!

- It's me Mr. Holliday. - Jesus Chirst, kid!

You almost got your head blown off.

Listen, if you're gonna call a man from the dark like that

you better plan on killin' him.

Sorry, Mr. Holliday.

My uncles would go crazy if they saw me talkin' to you.

Who?

Ike and Billy Clanton.

They think Wyatt Earp brought you into town to kill them.

Listen kid, you go tell your uncles that Doc Holliday is a gambler.

I don't kill people for other people.

There's gonna be trouble, Mr. Holliday.

Not with me there isn't.

Lots of trouble.

Wyatt don't like Ike Clanton.

Or us.

I ain't sure why, but there's gonna be bad trouble

And that's why I came to see you, Mr. Holliday.

I want you to teach me how to shoot.

Why?

So you and your uncles can kill Wyatt better?

Or me?

Oh no, Mr. Holliday. I'd never kill you.

Forget about guns.

Ike promised my mother before she died that he'd never let me be a gunfighter.

So drinking's all right, and punching cattle's all right

but shootin' aint'.

I gotta learn, Mr. Holliday.

Why'd you come after me, not somebody else?

'Cause they say you're the best there is.

'Cause I read all about you in them darn novels, Mr. Holliday.

'Cause...

'cause you're a legend.

All right, kid.

Now wait... hold it now!

Kid...

you'd be dead by now.

I mean fanning's all right. It's very fast. But it's not very accurate.

And accuracy is much more important than speed.

You see, the important thing is to get you arm all the way out

so you have the target right in your sights.

That's important. The other important thing is to relax so you can concentrate.

Okay.

Take your time.

That's good. That's real good!

Nice shot!

Let's go home.

You know, sometimes I feel like a goddam school teacher.

Who taught you, Mr. Holliday?

My Daddy.

- Is he still alive? - No, no.

He went off to fight in the war.

When they lost, that just about killed him.

By the time he got home, everything he knew was gone, including me.

Where did you go?

Oh, I went up to Richmond first.

Then to Baltimore.

My Mother sent me up there to get an education.

You, er...?

Sure!

Yeah, I studied dentistry up there.

And then...

they told me that I had to come to the West. The doctors.

For my health.

And after that I ended up at Fort Griffith.

Then went to Dodge.

I've been all over.

Do you ever go home?

Every night.

Pistol-whip anybody today, Marshal?

Don't try me, Ike.

One of these days...

I'm gonna have to try Mr. Earp.

Well, hello, dude.

You wanna dance?

Let's go!

God!

What time have you got, Bartlett?

Just after two.

Kate!

Whare the hell's Kate?

She's working.

Kate!

Quite! You'll wake the dead.

Kate!

Excuse me, sir.

Come on, bitch. Get off your back.

- What the hell are you doing? - You're coming with me!

You crazy son-of-a-bitch! You put me down!

Take it easy. Take it easy now!

You crazy son-of-a-bitch!

That's right. Come on old girl.

Doc, I ain't got no clothes. I can't come onto the street with no clothes on.

Concha!

Concha, get the law after this crazy son-of-a-bitch.

Put me down!

Concha, I love you.

Come on darlin'!

What the hell is this?

You're off the line, Kate.

I just retired you.

I'll see you in the morning.

Mornin'.

Good morning.

This is for you.

What's the matter? Don't you like it?

It's beautiful.

It's beautiful!

You like it? Really like it?

I love it.

Come on, put it on.

Okay.

Um....

I'd better take a bath first.

Well, hurry out though, 'cause...

we got places to go.

What do you think?

I like it.

Okay. Take it over and print it.

Mornin'.

Mornin', Wyatt.

Katie.

Mornin', Wyatt.

Come on.

Well...

here it is.

Territorial prison in Yuma wouldn't suit us better.

Now listen, a man's home is his castle.

Shit!

Come on. Let's go inside.

Wait a minute.

Er...

Uh, no, no.

- Katie, wait, wait, wait, wait! - We gotta do this right.

- Somebody's going to see us, Kate. - That's for backing out!

What if somebody were to see us?

Nice.

That son-of-a-bitch.

What?

What's the matter, Doc?

The man who rented this place to me

promised he'd have it cleaned before we moved in.

Well, cleaned...

That's the least of--

We can have this place clean in an hour, Doc.

That's not a problem. How's the bed?

Hmm?

It's a good bed.

Yeah.

Sturdy, yeah.

It's big enough for a midget.

Well, you're pretty skinny, dude.

Look at this place, it's a mess.

Put some curtains up here, get this window fixed.

It's all right.

And we got a table.

I'm sorry, Kate.

I should have looked at the place before I signed the deal.

Doc...

it's gonna be fine.

(Knock at the door)

John?

(Whispers) He's asleep.

Will you wake him up, please. It's important.

(Gently) Doc Holliday?

Your friend Wyatt's at the door.

I know.

Just a second, Wyatt, I'll be right there.

Wyatt.

Someone held up the stage. Got the gold shipment.

$80,000.

80?

Wanna go after 'em?

I'll be right with you.

Darlin'.

Yeah?

Will you give me a hand?

Sure.

I've gotta go.

You don't mind, do you?

No.

Tracks southwest.

Toward the Clanton spread.

Ike Clanton?

It wouldn't be Ike Clanton.

More likely Johny Ringo.

What the hell's happening, kid?

Trouble...

Ike!

Goddam it, Ike, what'd you do that for?

Ringo!

Where is that half-breed son-of-a-bitch?

Ain't seen him in a couple of days.

Might be down the valley with the herd, why?

Because somebody held up the gold shipment, that's why.

For $80,000, that's why.

And sure as shit the law's gonna be coming looking for us!

That's why!

Get off your asses. Find him!

Hey, Ike,

we got a couple of visitors. Way down in the draw.

Well, get out of sight.

Get guns. Get hid. Give me your gun.

I don't like it.

I'm gonna give you fair warning, Marshal.

Get off my ranch.

Looking for some Wells Fargo gold.

And the man who stole it.

Nobody here had anything to do with that gold.

And we don't steal money.

Where's Johnny Ringo?

I ain't seen him.

You're a liar, Ike.

A little different, ain't it?

Marshal...

I'm gonna try ya.

You ain't...

so much without them guns, are you, Earp?

You ain't shit!

That's enough, Ike!

I ain't finished!

He is.

Get him the hell outta here.

I'm gonna kill him.

Let it go, Wyatt.

I'm gonna have to kill him.

Forget it, Wyatt!

It's over.

I'm gonna kill him, John.

Where in the hell you been, brother? We thought you was bushwacked.

(Morgan) Glad you're back, Wyatt.

Wells Fargo offered a $20,000 reward for the hold-up men.

Is that right?

$20,000.

Go in and get us something to eat.

I'm hungry.

Want something to eat?

I better go home.

Kate.

James.

Virgil?

Yeah.

Is Ike Clanton in town?

He's down the Alhambrah right this minute.

Tell him I want to see him.

Tell him I wanna make a deal with him.

What kind of deal?

Ike didn't hold up the stage.

It was Johnny Ringo.

I want him.

You tell Ike if he can lead us to where Ringo is...

he can have the reward.

What the hell for?

Ike gets the money.

We get the credit.

We get the election.

Then we clean up Tombstone.

You mean clean out Tombstone.

Go see Clanton.

(Softly) Hello.

Hello.

My God!

You like it, flat-ass?

Yes.

I like it.

I got you a present.

For me?

It's a night shirt.

What's it...?

Um... special occasions.

You sweet bitch!

Come on, break it up.

Who the hell are you?

I'm the Marshal.

And you boys are going to jail.

Hell we are!

Pick up your friend, let's go.

Wyatt.

Starting to take the easy ones?

(Kate) How did you get to be a gambler, Doc?

(Doc) Just something I picked up along the way.

Like everything else.

How'd you end up on the line?

I was born to it, John.

You mean working girls are born, not made?

No.

Nothin' fancy.

My Ma was a whore is all.

Did you ever meet your Father?

I don't think so.

You don't think so?

No, my Ma said before she died, that he was a cowboy.

I rolled around with a lot of cowboys.

Afternoon, Doc.

Afternoon, Mr. Clum.

Going to the big debate tonight?

I haven't really thought about it.

Tell me, er...

why do you think Wyatt wants to be Sheriff of Tombstone?

He's already Deputy Marshal of the whole territory.

You tell me.

Money.

How come Johnny Behan isn't a rich man?

He's dumb.

He's honest.

You don't think Wyatt is honest?

No.

(Gunshots)

Oh, no!

- What are you doing? - He was pushing me around!

Give me that gun, boy.

Tim McCoy, Marshal. They drew on the kid.

We'll let the jury decide that. Now move. Go on, move!

Easy Wyatt!

All right, Marshal. I'll take care of it.

I'll take his gun.

Miss Elder?

Hello, Alley.

Um, come on in.

No, thank you.

What can I do for you, then?

Have you ever thought of going to church?

Well, not lately. Why?

Well, we would like to see you go to church at least once, Miss Elder.

To get married.

Alley...

when I want preaching I'll go to church.

But, for the moment, when I'm on my knees...

it ain't in prayer.

We've all got stakes in Tombstone.

We'll be here when all the others have gone on through.

So it's up to us to work together for a better town.

And a better future.

Thank you.

Good evenin', Bartlett.

Hi, Doc.

All this politicking's gonna ruin my business.

Now, I guess I've gotta make something very clear.

And that is that I'm in Tombstone to stay.

I think all of us here want to stay.

And I think we all want the town to have a future.

But it can't have a future unless it prospers.

It can't prosper with gunplay in the streets.

Now, there's only one way to get rid of the gun.

And that's to use the gun.

Law's gotta be enforced.

Well, I hope you'll let me get the job done for us.

For all our families.

That's all.

I hope you all get home safe.

Thank you.

What did you think of the speaking, Mr. Clum?

Not bad...

...for patent medicine.

You know, Mr. Clum,

I'm not a politician.

I'm a peace officer.

I think I know what, er, Doc's after, Marshal.

What do you want?

I want to win, Mr. Clum.

Good night, Marshal.

Mr. Clum?

Yes?

What do you think it is?

That Doc's after?

I'd say, er...

Some, er...

wild and permanent gesture of, er...

You're taking too long, Ike. I need Ringo before the election.

Suppose I change my mind?

You made a deal, Ike.

That's right.

I get $20,000.

You get Ringo. You get to be Sheriff.

And I get to be dead?

You want my ass out of the way, Earp.

And I don't figure it's worth $20,000 for me to help you.

You've gotta deliver, Ike.

I ain't gotta do shit.

I've got the kid in jail.

He killed a man this afternoon.

You're a liar!

Frank.

Where's the kid?

Huh?

I dunno.

You miserable son-of-a-bitch.

You deliver Ringo, Ike.

Before the election.

You'll get him.

It sure makes you sleep good at night

knowing Wyatt Earp's upholding the law. Don't it?

Gotta put at least a thousand on him, Doc.

I think I can cover that.

What do you wanna bail him out for?

Oh,

it's just a sense of civic responsibility.

I want him back in three weeks for the trial.

Now, level with me, kid.

Why did you kill him?

He drew on me.

He had a wife and two kids. Did you know that?

No.

How old are you?

I'm eighteen.

What are you gonna do with your life?

Don't you have any ambition?

Yes, Mr. Holliday.

What is it?

I wanna be like you.

Get the hell outta here, kid.

Hello, bones.

Hello, bitch.

Did you have a good day?

I had a visitor.

Who?

Mrs. Alley Earp.

We had a talk about, erm...

the respectable people of Tombstone.

About how you and me are livin' in a state of sin.

You should have been here.

You know...

I sat around here after she left,

thinkin',

'bout what we're doin' together.

Where we're goin'.

See, Doc...

I never was ashamed of what I was before.

My life then.

I liked it, Doc.

Well, I liked the money, first.

But I liked the life, most.

I didn't want to be some Minister's wife stuck out on the goddam prairy.

Him comin' in at night smelling of sheep.

Readin' the Bible....

What are you drivin' at, Kate?

I wanted the towns, Doc.

I wanted lights and music.

Dancin'.

On the line I got 'em.

Now, I got a lot of other things. A lot of them was bad.

But what was good...

After I met you.

I didn't want that life.

What do you want now?

I wanna go away.

With you.

Away...

from this place.

For how ever many years...

you got left.

I wanna have a child.

Nothin'...

Nothin' fancy, Doc.

What...

What do you want?

I don't know.

Part of me wants the same things.

And part of me wants...

something else.

What?

What's "something else"?

Why?

Doc.

I don't care. For how ever many years you've got left.

Take now!

Take me!

Take me...

For as long as you've got.

Doc, wait a minute! Please don't go.

Doc, please.

Doc!

What is it, Virgil?

Doc Holliday bailed out the kid, Wyatt.

Put up a thousand, cash money.

When?

Last night.

Well...

that ruins the deal, Virgil.

I know.

What we gonna do, Wyatt?

Kill the Clantons.

Katie, where's John?

He ain't home.

Tell him I want to see him.

Why should I, Wyatt?

Look, we better get something straight, Katie.

You don't own John Holliday.

You got no rights whatever when it comes to him. But I'll tell you something...

Ever since you hooked on to him

he ain't been himself.

Maybe he grew up.

Yeah, maybe.

Or maybe the tricks you learned on the line got him so tired

that he can't think straight.

All night?

Buenas dias, Seňor Muerte.

Bailed out the kid?

Yeah.

Caused some trouble.

Trouble with the Clantons.

Trouble with the Clantons?

Your trouble,

not mine.

You know, you've changed, Wyatt.

I don't understand you anymore.

You don't understand me?

I've changed?

Well, I don't understand you.

You know, there was a time

when my trouble was your trouble.

And yours was mine.

Times have changed.

It's different.

It's different, Wyatt. I'll tell you why...

Because I got to learn something.

I got to learn that I'm not gonna live forever.

And I got to learn that I...

I'm sick and tired of killing.

I'm sick of it!

I'm sick of seeing young kids gun down old men for bullshit reasons.

I don't want that anymore, Wyatt. It doesn't make any sense to me.

I don't understand it.

I wanna...

I wanna leave something behind, Wyatt.

I wanna live.

"Live"!

You sure Billy Clanton's in the Oriental?

Positive.

All right.

I'd like you to go down, talk to Billy.

Real calm like.

Tell him that the deal with Ike is off.

Tell him that I know that Ike's been talking about the deal.

So I'm gonna have to teach him a lesson.

And I'm gonna bring charges against Ike

and the kid

for the stagecoach hold-up.

And I'm gonna charge Ike

for trying to bribe a territorial officer.

Ike'll blow his stack, brother.

I mean,

when Billy tells him.

Ike'll be comin' after us.

That's right.

Where is Doc?

I looked everywhere.

I tried every saloon in town.

I can't find him!

- You better have a drink. - I don't want a drink!

I wanna find Doc.

Now, please, have you seen him?

You must have seen him.

Some time today.

Haven't seen him since this morning, Kate.

(Pours a drink)

Why'd he leave?

We had some words.

Well, everybody has words.

This was about places we've been.

And places we're goin'.

He never took anybody any place before.

Maybe he never loved...

anyone before.

You should try the Chinaman.

The Chinaman?

(Chinaman whispers) The Palace of Mirrors in Shanghai.

I'd like you to see that.

Manila...

(Doc, laughing) Manila!

(Chinaman) Siam.

Siam.

Across the seas.

Where spices grow.

(Doc) Across the seas where spices grow...

You son-of-a-bitch!

Jesus Christ! Get up goddam it! Get up.

- Wait, wait! - Look at yourself...

Wait, now just wait a min--

Wong and I are going to the Palace of Mirrors.

Well go! Goddam it, go!

Go on, burn!

(Screaming and shouting)

(Man) Everybody out!

(Katie) Get out!

- You crazy bitch! - Don't you dare touch me!

Maybe we can go away?

California?

When?

Soon!

"Soon" ain't soon enough!

(He laughs)

Kid, go on in there. See what's going on.

We'll see you at the Corral.

Be careful,

Earp sees ya, he'll kill ya.

I swear to uphold the law

for the territory of Arizona

and of the United States.

So help me, God.

Mr. Holliday.

Hello, kid.

Sit down.

Would you like a drink?

No, thanks, Mr. Holliday

They're coming into town, Mr. Holliday.

Who's coming into town?

The Clantons and the McLowerys.

Why?

The Marshal made a deal with Ike.

Ike was supposed to turn in Ringo for the stage job.

Wyatt would give Ike the reward money.

Keep the glory for himself.

And now, the Marshal says the deal's off,

and he's gonna hold Ike and me for the stage job.

How many are coming here?

Seven.

Counting me.

Why are tellin' me this?

'Cause I don't want you to die, Mr. Holliday.

Into the camera.

They're here.

How many?

Seven.

How many?

Three of Earp's.

And maybe Doc Holliday.

Ike!

Now, damn it, Ike, I don't want no shootin' in the town limits.

Now, ya'll gimme your guns.

You're gonna have to take them away from us, Johnny.

Ike, I don't want no trouble.

You better tell that to the goddam Marshal!

You can't do it, Wyatt.

The town's myjurisdiction.

Settle it in court, Johnny.

You're not gonna solve anything with a gun.

Oh, you'd be surprised the things you can solve with a gun.

Shotguns.

They got shotguns.

Spread out.

Spread out!

(Ike) Holliday,

this ain't none of your affair.

We're here to talk to Earp.

To talk!

(Virgil) Morgan's dead.

They killed Morgan.

(Wyatt) They killed my brother.

They came into this town.

They came in here looking for trouble.

They came in here to destroy

everything that we've been trying to build together.

But I'm telling you

I swear to you

that my brother's death

is not gonna be in vain.

'Cause from this

we're gonna build a better town.

We're gonna build a better Tombstone.

I swear that to you.

(Applause)

That's all.

So long, Doc.

Why the kid?

I guess he reminded me of too many things.