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- You do swear by Almighty God,
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the searcher of all hearts,
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that the evidence you give
shall be the truth, the whole truth
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and nothing but the truth,
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as you shall answer to God
on the last great day?
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- In the matter of the United States
versus Ruth Cole,
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the defendant stands accused
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of unlawfully,
feloniously and of malice aforethought
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shooting into Sidney Snow
two mortal wounds of which he died,
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contrary to the law, peace and dignity
of the Wyoming Territory.
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Having heard these charges,
what say you?
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- Guilty.
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- Miss Cole...
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...in my hand, a written statement
by head of Railroad Police,
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Cullen Bohannon.
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He says you aided and protected
an officer of the law from an armed felon.
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This would not only prove you innocent,
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but mean you saved a life, if not several.
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Now, this court asks a second time.
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What say you?
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- I say I am guilty.
- Ruth, don't do this. Ruth.
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- Order, sir.
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- Miss Cole, it is unclear to me
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whether you're of fit mind
to defend yourself.
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I move for a continuance to afford Miss Cole
time to acquire proper counsel.
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- I murdered that man, Governor.
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Not out Of fear, nor aiding the law,
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but for no purpose other than to end
the man's life who took my son's.
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I am guilty. I have pled so.
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- Mm.
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- You, Ruth Elizabeth Cole,
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are guilty Of murder
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and shall be hanged by the neck
until you are dead tomorrow.
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May God have mercy on your soul.
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- Have the gallows constructed
in the town square.
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- A public execution?
- Transparency, Judge,
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followed by a strict adherence to the law.
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- A death warrant should be drawn up.
- Do it. No mistakes.
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- You got nothing to gain by this.
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- I gave Miss Cole every opportunity
to acquit herself.
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Her refusal to do so
means that justice must be served.
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- Hanging a grieving mother?
That don't serve nobody.
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- Neither does allowing a confessed murderer
to walk free.
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No one is above the law,
not even the church lady.
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- Then pardon her.
You got that power as Governor.
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- I do, but a pardon
must be affirmatively accepted
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by the guilty party
to be recognized by the courts.
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The woman in that courtroom
did not appear interested in clemency.
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- I get her to accept a pardon,
you'll sign it?
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- With pleasure.
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The law requires the noose go on tomorrow.
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- Alright, keep your guilty plea.
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Take your stand.
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Then you'll accept a pardon
from the governor.
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- The governor hasn't pardoned me.
- He'll give you one. He told me so hisself.
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- I never asked for that.
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- Hanged by the neck until dead.
D'you hear him in there?
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- Pardons are for cowards,
like Sidney Snow.
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- Taking a pardon...
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that ain't a coward's choice.
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Dying is.
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- Either way, the choice is mine.
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And my choice is no.
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- My father was a judge.
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After a bad ruling,
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well, he'd sneak out
and take my mother dancing.
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Do you waltz?
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- I haven't come to dance, John.
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- Come on.
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It's simple.
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A waltz requires a man to lead.
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- I've never excelled in that arena.
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I've come for comment on the kangaroo court
you authorized on your arrival
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and your acquisition
of McGinnes' casino thereafter.
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- Ancient history, Miss Ellison.
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- I prefer to call it context.
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- This is the story I won't like?
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- It starts and ends
with a federally approved hanging.
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- I extended Miss Cole a pardon.
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If she should refuse,
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that would be her decision.
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- Mr. Snow's appointment to Marshal,
I suppose that was her decision as well?
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And his subsequent burning of her church.
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We are all complicit, John.
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Men with power and money are guilty
while a woman with no currency
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except her own convictions
is set to hang!
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- Burn this city down,
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you'll have no friends left but the ashes.
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- Exactly as much as Ruth Cole.
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- You'll cast her as some saint?
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- I'm still deciding on the devil.
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- Come on. Ain't got time to waste.
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Train leaves in five minutes.
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- Train?
- For New York.
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Mary, my first wife,
still got folks in the city.
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I sent them a telegram.
They said you could stay with them
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till you get back on your feet.
- I'm not going to New York.
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- Yes, you are.
I'm putting you On that train.
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You're putting this behind you.
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- I won't be a fugitive from the law.
- No one will come after you.
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You'll disappear. That'll be that.
You can start fresh.
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- The only life I have is here.
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- Yeah, I thought that once in Mississippi.
Train ride changed all that.
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- I intend to stay and accept
the consequences for what I've done.
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- You'll stay and you'll die. For what?
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Teach everybody some lesson
about right and wrong?
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- It's not your responsibility to save me,
Mr. Bohannon.
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- You're getting on that train.
- I've made my decision.
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- Yeah? Well, I just unmade it.
- What? No, no.
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Let me go!
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- Come on, you're leaving.
- No! No!
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I was ready to leave after Sean died!
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I was ready to go back to Omaha with Ezra.
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You asked me to stay.
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And I stayed for you.
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This time, I stay for me.
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- Bohannon!
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Bohannon!
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Delaney is quite capable
of putting the final pieces in place
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if you need to be somewhere else.
- I'm right where I need to be.
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Son of a bitch.
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- When we lost my only son to cholera,
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I was away working.
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Do you know where I was
and what I was doing?
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- No.
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- Neither do I.
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- There ain't nothing I can do for Ruth.
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- The thing to do is be with her.
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- Church lady's not gonna hang.
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- The casino you can keep.
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But if you think you can prevent me
from enforcing the law through intimidation,
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you haven't been paying attention.
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- If Ruth Cole sees an early grave,
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you best be digging too.
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- She refused my pardon offer.
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There's nothing else I can do.
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- You'll find a way.
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I'm sure of it.
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- Step aside.
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Why don't you go get a drink, Dutch?
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I couldn't sleep.
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- Me neither.
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Would you do anything different...
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...if you could go back?
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- I would be a better husband.
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A better father.
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- I would be more patient with Ezra.
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- They don't get more patient than you.
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Boy didn't make it easy on you.
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Setting fires,
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rustling horses,
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gigging frogs.
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- What I would give
for a church full of frogs.
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- I'd let the both of you go to Omaha.
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- I don't blame you.
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- I would kill Sidney Snow.
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- So would I.
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- After the war...
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...I found myself
walking the streets of D.C.
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- What were you doing in D.C.?
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- There was this crowd
outside a federal building.
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Political rally, I thought.
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Some senator speaking on national unity.
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Come to realize...
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...it wasn't a rally.
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It was an execution.
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They march this poor bastard out and...
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read him his rights.
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I swear, it felt no different than...
you and me talking right now.
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Civilized, even.
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But his, uh...
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...his neck didn't snap right and...
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...we spent...
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...10 minutes...
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...just watching him choke.
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- I know what you're doing.
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- Piss ran down his leg, five minutes in.
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The shit come at eight.
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Worst part was the popping sound
his neck made.
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It was like a firecracker
on the fourth of July.
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And there I am,
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in the nation's capital,
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watching this...
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savage...
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...act.
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They call it civilized.
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There wasn't no civility to it.
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- You won't scare me out of this.
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- There ain't no worse way
to leave this world, Ruth.
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- Burning alive is worse.
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I hated the sight of you.
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When you came back to Cheyenne.
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The three of you.
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I got myself wound up so tight that day,
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I stormed out of the church...
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and trudged through the mud and the rain.
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And I saw your tent...
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and I was ready to say it all.
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But what you don't see...
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when anger grabs hold over you,
are puddles.
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Giant ones in the street.
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One wrong step, my feet slipped...
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and I fell hard into the mud.
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What I thought was mud.
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But then I smelled it. It was...
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...well, horse--
- Shit?
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- It's not funny.
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- Oh, what'd you do?
- What else could I do?
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I walked back through town.
- Covered in...
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- No walk has felt so long in my life.
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When I got back, Ezra was there.
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You know what he said to me?
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"You smell like shit."
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Well...
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What'd you tell him?
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- I told him, "Don't say 'shit,' "
and went and washed myself off.
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That was God... answering my prayers.
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He was telling me
I already had a family of my own.
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Ezra and me.
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Still, I don't know...
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...why it took you so long to come see me.
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I didn't want you to explain.
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I just wanted to see you.
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I never thought...
you'd show up at the church that night.
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- I'll always show up, Ruth.
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Come on out here.
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Just to the window.
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Come on.
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This town needs their preacher.
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- I'm nobody's preacher anymore.
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The hammering stopped.
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- Mm.
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Hmm.
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- They finished.
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- Yeah.
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- It's almost dawn.
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- Yeah.
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- Do you love me?
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- Of course I do.
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- But do you love me?
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- I can't lose you, Ruth.
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- I love you.
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I was a coward.
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I should've told you how I felt.
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I should've taken you and made you mine.
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The three of us could've been a family.
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Do you love her?
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It's alright, you can say.
- I don't know.
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- You always know...
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...deep down.
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- I think I might.
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- Go to her.
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Tell Naomi.
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- I don't know if she'll have me.
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- The brave choice is always family.
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- Come on, get up.
- Mm.
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- Cullen.
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Cullen.
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- Mr. Bohannon, please step out of the cell.
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- Just...
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just give us a minute.
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- The law requires
the death warrant be read aloud
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the morning of the execution
by the officer on duty.
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You asked for this role, Mr. Bohannon.
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- I didn't ask for this.
- Badge on your chest says different.
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- Miss Cole... will accept her pardon now.
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- Is that right, Miss Cole?
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- No, Mr. Campbell.
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- I won't be party to this.
- Cullen!
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Cullen!
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Say you'll be there.
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Please.
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- Thirteen coils, hemp, from St. Louis.
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It's the only kind I trust.
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Your hair, ma'am.
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It's the oil. Sees the knot don't catch.
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March you out five minutes before.
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Exactly five minutes before.
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There'll be a crowd.
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You don't got to worry, I'll be there.
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Thirteen steps up to the platform where
I'll tie your hands and your feet first.
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Noose comes next.
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The hood is last.
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- Will it hurt?
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- Daddy never hung nobody before
who come back to have it done over.
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- You don't got to worry.
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I'll be there.
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- There's $50 in an account
in the Cheyenne Bank
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and a pile of clothes at the laundry.
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See that they're donated
to the Council Bluffs Mission.
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Wallace comes in to talk on Tuesdays.
Someone should look in on him.
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Tomorrow's Tuesday.
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A pittance and some laundry.
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- You're forgetting about a city
full of people who you've touched.
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You have my word, they won't forget you.
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- You're writing an article about me?
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Don't.
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It won't be remembered and neither will we.
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- It's time.
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- Is there anything you need?
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Anything at all?
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- Have you seen Mr. Bohannon?
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- I haven't. But I can find him--
- No. Thank you.
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- Looser, please.
- No, ma'am.
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- Wait!
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- Any last words?
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- All aboard! Train to Council Bluffs!
All aboard!
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Final call!
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- We're ready to escort Miss Cole's body
to the Council Bluffs Mission.
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- Buried her this morning.
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She's with her son.
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- God hasn't given up on this place yet!
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- This wasn't God's doing.
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- "The railroad may be America's dream,
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"but what's left behind
in Governor Campbell's Cheyenne...
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is a nightmare."
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This is how you see Cheyenne?
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- I told you you weren't going to like it.
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00:37:01,451 --> 00:37:06,004
- I thought we shared a vision
for what this city could be.
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- The only vision that I have
is that poor girl swinging from a rope.
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- What befell Miss Cole was a tragedy,
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but printing this won't bring her back.
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- The governor controls a great many things;
the press is not one of them.
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- I'm not asking you as Governor.
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- I've always been a terrible dance partner.
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- By this time next week,
you'll be back covering America's dream,
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having authored nothing substantial
but the end of a relationship.
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00:37:46,425 --> 00:37:48,769
- This is far more important, John.
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- In your nightmare, I'm a monster?
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Enjoy your ashes.
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Everybody back out of the way!
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- The pressure's too high!
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- Alright, y'all quit your yapping
and get back to work!
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- Heard the man. Back to work!
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00:41:40,891 --> 00:41:43,566
- I'm afraid the champagne and cigars
will have to wait
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until we've taken the summit.
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Send for 300 workers from Omaha
to lay track
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and two trainloads of lumber from Chicago.
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00:41:52,447 --> 00:41:56,373
Oh, and throw up a wire to General Grant.
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Tell him we'll summit before month's end.
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Well... what is it, Bohannon?
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- I quit.
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