All language subtitles for Lawmen Bass Reeves s01e03.eng

You suppose I
did something to make

the Almighty angry?

He's just teaching you that
it's hard and takes patience.

Patience ain't gonna
put money in our pocket.

How many mouths you got
to feed with no harvest?

What's your offer?

Sign you up as a posse man.

Welcome to the Dead Line.

Out here, there ain't
no laws, only outlaws.

Watch the legs now.
She a precious thing.

What's your name?

Arthur Mayberry, ma'am.

Come on out with your hands up.

What the hell did you do?

- I hit another white man.
- Not that deputy?

I took some of your
earnestness to Judge Parker.

And he wants to make you a
goddamn Deputy U.S. Marshal.

Mm.

Don't you go meeting
everybody without me now.

Make us proud, you hear?

You help me?

I was just hungry.

Mr. Yeager came after me.

I tried to push
him away, but then he...

There was so much blood.

Bass.

Sit, please.

I suppose today is momentous.

You'll have to forgive
me if I move faster

than the dignity of
the occasion requires,

but I have a full docket,

and I try to save what
dignity I still possess

for the courtroom.

I was encouraged to hire you

for the color of your skin.

Because the Indians would
listen to someone like you.

May be true,

but that's not why
I called you in.

I need a man with a good
gun and a straight spine.

You up for the task?

I wouldn't be sitting here in
my Sunday best if I wasn't.

It's hard work,

it exacts a toll.

Few men survive long
enough to be good at it.

And those that do end
up like Sherrill Lynn.

I ain't ever gonna
be Sherrill Lynn.

Well, let's make
it official. May I?

Oh.

Your Good Book's got
some stories of its own.

- That it does.
- Well, you'll have

to enlighten me
one of these days.

Repeat after me.

I, Bass Reeves,

do solemnly swear...

I, Bass Reeves, do
solemnly swear...

that I will
faithfully execute...

that I will
faithfully execute...

all lawful precepts

directed to the Marshal
of the United States...

all lawful precepts

directed to the Marshal
of the United States...

for the Western
District of Arkansas...

for the Western District

of Arkansas...

without malice or partiality...

and without malice
or partiality...

perform the duties
of Deputy Marshal...

perform the duties
of Deputy Marshal...

and take only my lawful fees...

take only my lawful fees...

so help me God.

So help me God.

You've got miles to ride.

Godspeed the horses.

Thank you.

Judge Parker, if I may.

The boy waiting outside.

He need help.

That boy needs a lawyer.

Yes, sir.

Winston,

bring the boy in.

You needing help?

Don't you know it.

If I had another set of hands...

Sir, we ought to...

Andreas Wagner. I'm helping you.

Thank you very
much, Mr. Fogner.

- Billy Crow, in your debt.
- You're welcome.

Good
afternoon, gentlemen.

Hands up.

Mouths shut.

Nein. Bitte.

Nein, nein, nein.

No! No!

This one just came in.

That ought to be a good
one for your first outing.

Any tips for a first-timer?

Oh, hon.

All you need to know is
that I run this circus.

Listen to Florence, and
you'll do just fine.

Ma'am.

You mind?

I might.

Depends who's asking.

Garrett Montgomery.

Never heard of him.

Oh, I'm all right.

You just ask Florence in there.

"Billy Crow.

Wanted in connection with
a stagecoach robbery."

I can help you with
that, Deputy Reeves.

You got a posse man yet?

Suppose you're a posse man?

Rode with Heck Thomas,

Bud Ledbetter.

Put in my fair share of miles

and know this country
like the back of my hand.

Three dollars there,
three dollars back.

Be the best six dollars
you'd ever spend.

Gonna hold you to that.

Yes, sir.

I ain't one to talk a donkey's
hind leg off or anything,

but a little conversation goes
a long way, especially out here.

Got any children, Garrett?

Oh, yes, sir. Boy and a
girl, another on the way.

You?

Got four of my own

and number five due any day.

Planning on doing
this for a spell.

All goes well, you
got a job with me.

You'll be saving my hide with
this ongoing employment, Deputy.

Like I say,

all goes well.

Fold those nice and even.

All right.

Real soon, I'm gonna need you

to shoulder a lot
more responsibility.

Once the little ones are fed

in the afternoon and napping,

you'll need to
start in on supper.

And after they eat,
you'll need to tidy up.

And I don't want no dirty pots

- and pans in my kitchen.
- All right.

Time for you to start teaching
Harriet now, too.

She'll be a good little helper.

Ooh!

Oh.

- Mama.
- Hmm?

Oh.

Oh.

Stop!

Pay no mind.

Wouldn't be doing our job right

if we didn't rub a few
malefactors the wrong way.

Ask me, hundred to one,

the Underwood Gang's behind
that stagecoach robbery.

You know something I don't?

Female outlaw

the hoopleheads described
in their complaint?

I've come across before.

Woman's pure venom.

Runs with Huff Underwood.

Two hundred to one,

somebody in the hotel know where
they're conducting business.

You know more than you let on.

That ought to scare you.

"H-O...

- T..."
- I know what it say.

This a-way.

Don't you step another foot
toward them tables, Garrett.

Easy, amigo.

I'm just introducing my friend
here to your fine establishment.

Unless your friend
wants to pony up the tin

that you owe this establishment,
then I want you out.

You have a debt here?

Man's got a debt everywhere.

I love them cards
like I love women.

Just the difference is
cards don't love back.

Better off tending
horses than hustling.

Barkeep.

Sherrill Lynn come by yesterday.

Drank up all my whiskey.

Broke three of my chairs.

Tell me you didn't
come for my gin.

How 'bout you quench
my thirst another way?

Looking for a Billy Crow.

Ain't nested here,

far as I know.

How about the Underwood Gang?

Well, goddamn.

If that don't beat the Dutch.

That's two pair. You
can take that one.

Seat taken?

Ain't never seen
you around here.

More than happy to
take a lawman's salary.

You are crooked as
a hare's hind leg.

Knew you were
holding back on me.

I'll call you.

I ain't falling for
your fooling no more.

I'm all in.

Call.

Two pair.

You Black son of a bitch!

Didn't come to take your money.

How about I return that pot

in exchange for information.

How about we just
kill you instead?

Could try.

But you'd be going after
a Deputy U.S. Marshal,

and there's a half a
dozen more outside.

Hell.

He's bluffing again, Big Al.

Want to wager on that?

In that rig past the corral.

Go around the other side.

You Billy Crow?

Well, uh, sorry to
disappoint you, sir.

I was told I'd find a
Billy Crow around here.

Beautiful coach you got here.

Are you under obligation
to keep banking hours

with a rig like this?

Sure as hell got no obligation
to answer to the likes of you.

Minute your boy sings,

we'll have a writ for you.

Your pal Huff, too.

Why don't you bring
that old Judge Parker

around here next time?

I could introduce him
and that noose of his

to the underside of my carriage.

Come to think of it,
uh, name's familiar.

Is a bit of a looker,
this Billy Crow, ain't he?

I think I saw him packing
up a wagon this morning.

Wouldn't be surprised if he
was halfway to Muskogee by now.

Got to admit,

certain likeness,
wouldn't you agree?

Mind my hat. Shoot.

Shoot.

Sally.

Piano I delivered,

that was for your mother?

Mm-hmm.

She fell in love with music
when it was all she had.

Looks like y'all got
a nice big family now.

I'd
like it better if

I didn't have to be
chasing Alice and Newland

all over creation.

And now, with a
new one on the way,

I'm really in for it.

What would you rather be
doing? Besides walking with me.

Mrs. Green got me this
new book of poems.

Barely had a chance
to crack the spine.

I bet your parents don't
bother you with chores

'cause you a
working man already.

I'm an orphan.

It's all right.

You didn't have any way to know.

I'm sorry.

Mama passed when...

I was five, and...

my daddy died in the war.

You're blessed with a
lot of love in your life.

Keep hold of it.

Just tell
Parker what you know.

He a fair man.

Fair man?

He hung 12 men on his
first day in court.

Just ain't no winning.

I name names to Parker,
they'll kill me.

If I keep my trap shut, I'll
rot in Hell on the Border.

That's if they don't kill me

before y'all get
me to Fort Smith.

Oh, I'm getting
you to Fort Smith.

I'm a dead man.

Y'all looking at a ghost.

You don't come at Huff
Underwood with nothing.

You don't rat him out.

And you don't
force his one-time,

reluctant, low-ranking employee
to rat him out, either.

Hey.

How about I get a
quick fire going?

And give up our location?

Hadn't thought of that.

Three dollars
here and three dollars back

to freeze my nuts.

Rather be losing my
shirt at a card table.

Least I'd be able to
feel my hands and feet.

Ain't that cold.

Hell, once, I
had this pot-bellied stove,

forged in Massachusetts
for them northern winters.

Sat right in the heart
of my beautiful home,

just outside Fort Smith.

You get that thing going during
the middle of a cold snap,

practically warmed the
neighbor's house, too.

What happened to it?

Had to sell it.

Along with lots of other things.

You got enough luck to
survive all this, kid,

you stay away from the cards.

I know where they hid the money
they took from that stagecoach.

I hear you clucking, but there
ain't no nest, Billy Crow.

No, there-there's
jewelry there, too.

Huff didn't want to
pawn it off too quick.

Avoid suspicion and all.

I'm telling the God's
honest truth here.

Not really in a position to lie.

You been sitting
on that all night?

We might investigate this, Bass.

No.

Could split the money and
whatever else there is.

Nobody would ever know.

We say Billy Crow flew away.

Oh, oh, oh, you'll never
hear from me again.

I'll bound a rail to California.

You both talk too much.

You don't
understand, Bass.

I got a wife and kids

sleeping in a bed more
suitable for pigs.

Our job is to take this
boy alive to Fort Smith.

That's what we're
gonna do. Took an oath.

I didn't.

I ain't asking.

I'm telling.

Whoa.

Whoa, fellas.

You think another
white posse man's

gonna ride out with you?

Help you like I have?

And now you gonna shoot me?

No.

But they will.

Hope your feet as
fast as your mouth.

Billy Crow.

Where you at?

We ain't gonna hurt you.

Give us sign of that
lawman so we can end this.

Mother of God.

- I told you I was gonna die.
- Not today.

Stay here.

Keep your current path,

this your fate, Billy Crow.

Empty boots

strung up on a lawman's saddle.

Thank you, Deputy.

Oh, oh. Oh...

Oh...

Sally!

I'll go fetch Miss Bennett.

This one coming faster
than lightning in a storm.

Help me to the kitchen.

Go fetch some water for the
stove and get the linen.

- We'll make do.
- Yes, Mama.

How the hell did you
learn to shoot like that?

You mean for a Black man?

No, I mean,

how the hell did you
learn to shoot like that?

How about you do us both a favor

and never speak on
this ever again.

Billy Crow. Prisoner.

Your prisoner. Your manacles.

Now, keep your head down
and your mouth shut.

Hey,

I make it out of here, how
do I get to do what you do?

Was you telling the
truth about the money?

Eagle Pass.

There's a pair of sister
oaks, roots entwined.

It's buried at the base.

Isham Saunders,

after a fair trial
and an able defense,

this jury of your countrymen

has found you guilty

of a most foul and
aggravated murder.

You are hereby sentenced
to be hanged by the neck

until you are dead.

Myson Davis.

I have heard your
tale of misfortune.

I understand what
hunger and deprivation

can drive a person to do,

but it's no different

from the plight of
all the other men

who stand before me
on any given day.

In this chamber,

I must serve

as an instrument of the law.

You have taken a human life.

You have sent a human soul

unprepared to its maker

and made agony for his family,

whom you have
rendered husbandless

and fatherless.

For the crime of murder,

this court finds you guilty.

You are
hereby sentenced

to be hanged by the neck

until you are dead.

Okay, Deputy, go on in.

Sit down, please.

You had a bit of
a time out there?

Well, sir, um...

Posse man Montgomery

died heroically in
the line of duty.

They ambushed us to
free my prisoner.

About that Billy Crow...

He not a bad soul,
just confused.

Confusion isn't
much of a defense.

No, sir,

but he told me

where the German
man's money buried.

Noted.

You all right?

Are you?

I am now.

Ole Mister Sundown.

Now he was a slave catcher.

Some say

he roam the dark even now.

Finding fresh slaves.

When you see ole Mister Sundown,

you never see the
sun come up again.

You
ain't no law here.

This here's Hell.

Until God say otherwise,

I'm the only law there is.

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