All language subtitles for Hunter - S03 E02 - Change Partners and Dance.eng

You and Hunter are
no longer partners.

Why?

Tell me why.

You and Hunter have
gotten too close.

So, uh, I guess we're
going to be partners?

Meet your new partner.

He was the target.

Can't you see that?

I told you that's crazy.

22 caliber pistol, silencer.

One shot in the head,
one shot in the heart.

Rick, I cannot believe that
you are telling me that it is

that easy just to write us off.

Some things just are.

The separation
will be permanent.

Are you all right there?

Huh?

Yeah, fine.

I'll have another.

I think you had enough.

What are you, worried about
a lawsuit if I drive home?

Don't worry.

I was going to call
a friend anyway.

You should have
gone ahead with the plan.

Instead, you doubled
back behind me.

What does it matter?
It didn't change anything.

You still got the guy.

That's not the point.

The point is why you
doubled back behind me.

I don't know what
the big deal is.

The big deal is you cared
more about me than the plan.

You are supposed to
care about your partner.

Hold on just a second, will you?

Look, we were very
lucky last time.

When partners care too
much about one another,

they put themselves in
jeopardy, as well as the plan.

Hello.

Hunter.

Dan Winslow.

Dan, you all right?

No.

I, uh... I got to
unload about something.

I'm too drunk to drive.

I need to talk to someone.

It's got to be
somebody I can trust.

Don't let me down, please.

Where are you?

OK, now, just stay there.

I'll be there in 10 minutes.

You understand?

All right, look, so I was wrong.

So I made a mistake.

You don't have to jump
all over me for it.

All you have to say is please
don't do it again, and I won't.

Please don't do it again.

All right, I won't.

OK, eat all this food.

I'm not going to
eat all this food.

And by the time I get back,
have this all cleaned up.

Everything.

Clean everything up.

Looking for Dan Winslow.
Have you seen him?

It depends.

Who's asking?

Just went out the back way.

Hey, Dan!

Dan!

Right before I
got there, Winslow

walked out the back,
followed by a man

who had just entered the bar.

Anybody there know this guy?

No.

And no two descriptions
were alike.

First one of our
guys to go this year.

First one in nine months.

Has all the ear markings
of a professional hit.

Like what?

22 caliber pistol, silencer.

One shot in the head,
one shot in the heart.

Wallet and watch was still
on him when I found him.

Get on it.

I guess I don't have to
make any motivational speeches

on this one.
- This is Devane.

Get me Chief Weiler.

Three professional hits
in the last 18 months

with the same MO, right down
to leaving the murder weapon.

What are you two
doing here so early?

Haven't left yet.

McCall had a hunch
about the killing.

Seems it did follow
a pattern of three

other killings in the area.

Yeah, the murderer
gets close to his victim.

He pops them once
in the head and once

in the heart with a 22.

He unscrews the silencer.

All the weapons were
fitted with silencers.

Yeah.

He drops the weapon,
and he takes off.

Well, the gun's a liability
in case he gets caught with it.

And he keeps a silencer
because he can't buy

one of those over the counter.

Do all the hits follow
the same pattern?

Yeah.
The last one was four days ago.

A girl named Sarah
Cameron stepped

out of her boyfriend's car in
his underground garage and...

Only Sarah was
clean as a whistle.

Is there an APB
out on the boyfriend?

Yeah.

Craig Borson.

What about a connection
between Winslow

and your other victims?

We don't have anything yet.

This is a real tail twister.

Have you talked to
Winslow's partner yet?

He's due in this
morning, first thing.

OK.

Keep at it.

Have you ever thought
about eating healthy?

What are you talking
about, healthy?

This is very healthy.

This is a completely
well-balanced meal.

That's not what I see.

No?

What do you see?

I see a lot of calories.

Calories?

I happen to love
calories, Hunter.

They keep me alive, all right?

I see you've got
bacon there, sausage.

Bad combinations.

I see a lot of
heartburn for you.

I happen to love everything
that you just said.

And as far as heartburn, I
don't ever get heartburn.

At least not from my food.

Hunter, McCall.

Harry, good morning.

Sit down.

We're really sorry about Dan.

Yeah.

It took me 10 years
to find a partner

that I could put up with.

Then this.

Would you like some
of McCall's food?

No, no thanks.

I got no appetite.

Devane won't let
me within shouting

distance of this investigation.

Too close to the guy, too
emotional, all that crap.

Look, I came down
here to tell you guys

that I want to be involved.

If there's anything that I can
do to help, just let me know.

I'll do it on my free time.

Yeah, sure.

Well, do you think
what happened to Dan

could have been a result of
what you were working on?

No, I've gone over and over it.

I don't think so.

You know, I hate to
say it, but if Winslow

was hit because of
you investigation,

they could be coming
after you next.

I hope they try.

I really do.

When's the last time
you saw Dan alive?

We checked off
duty at 6 o'clock.

He called me from
the bar, drunk.

He wanted to talk.

I was busy.

You didn't go?

Look, Hunter, every time
Dan poured a few cocktails,

he always started
in about Janice.

Why did she divorce me?

How can I get her back?

I got to get her back.

I thought it was more
of the same old...

I don't think I'll
ever forgive myself.

It, uh, wasn't like
we fell out of love.

It was more like we fell
out of each other's lives.

Nine years.

We grew in different directions,
wanted different things.

I guess I just got tired,
tired of being a cop's wife.

It's not easy, you know.

Janice, did Dan mention anything

that was bothering him lately?

We haven't talked
much since the divorce.

But Dan always remembered my
birthday and our anniversary.

He'd send me little
gifts and a note, always

asking me to come back to him.

Well, I wish I
could be more help.

You've been a lot of help.

We're really sorry about Dan.

Rick, just get whoever
killed him, please.

We will.

If you hear anything,
you call us, huh?

Yeah, I will.

Lucy, tell McCall

I want to see her right away.

Yes, sir.

Are you sure it's Borson?

Great.

Hey, Hunter.

Hunter, hey.

Hey!

No, no, no, no, no.

No, no, no.

Keep him there until I
get there, all right?

Yeah, and thank you.

Dee Dee, Captain
Devane wants to see you.

- OK.
- Dee Dee, now.

Yeah.

Captain, I can't believe this.

I can't believe what
you're telling me.

I'm sorry, but
that's the way it is.

You and Hunter are
no longer partners.

You'll both be
assigned new ones.

Why?

Tell me why.

I've been thinking about this
since I took over the division.

Conversation I had with Harry
Traynor about partnerships

and friendships nailed it down.

You and Hunter have
gotten too close.

That's not healthy
in our profession.

Captain...

Send Causland in.

Now, let's give it some
time before we start

registering complaints, OK?

There will be no
permanent partnerships

in this division, at least
not while I'm running it.

Any questions?

No, sir.

- You two know each other?
- No.

Yes, sir.

Uh, yeah.
Causland, right?

Yeah, we met at the survival
seminar last summer, right?

Right.

So, uh, I guess we're
going to be partners?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So let's go to work.

McCall, I'm going to leave
you two on the Winslow case.

I got some other
plans for Hunter.

Hiya.

Hi.

Some coincidence, huh?

What, meeting here?

You know what I mean,
about our being separated.

Oh, well.

Only 24 hours ago, we had this
beef about who backed up who,

where, and maybe we're getting
too close to each other.

And then today,
Devane just pulls

the plug on us, just like that.

Rick, this partner swap is
just a coincidence, isn't it?

What else could it be?

Well, I mean, you
didn't go to Devane

and say that you thought maybe
we were getting too close

and that you needed
some kind of a change?

Dee Dee, you are the
best partner I have

ever had or ever will have.

I did not want this switch.

OK, assuming that that is
how it is, what do we do?

What do we do?

We do nothing.

We've got a captain
with a very hard nose.

What are you saying,
we don't do anything?

You're not willing
to fight for this?

You're willing just
to call it quits?

Call it quits?

What are you... what do
you mean, call it quits?

Come on, you know
Devane's reputation.

You know the way he works.

Rick, I cannot believe that
you are telling me that it is

that easy just to write us off.

It's not that easy.

Nothing is that easy.

Some things just are.

It just is.

Look at me and swear to me
that you did not go and ask

for this.

I did not go to
Devane and ask for this.

I did not want this.

But you're not going to fight?

No.

No.

How's the hunting, Harry?

In here, great.

Out there... I've been
spending a lot of time

on the way Dan got dusted.

And?

I checked every one of
our files case by case.

Nothing.

Well, maybe it's not
a police-related matter.

You know, I thought about that.

But Dan got along
fine with his ex.

He didn't have any
girlfriends or enemies.

In fact, the guy
didn't have much life

outside the department.

I understand you went
through a couple of partners

over the last couple of days.

You're not going
to believe this.

They stuck me with Causland.

The guy spent the last
three years in computers.

Some green kid, hadn't even
been to detective school yet.

Right off the bat, we're in
this situation with some crud.

And we get into a standoff
with the guy, right?

We all got our weapons out.

But nobody fires a shot.

Nobody.

Then this kid turns into mush
right after the guy surrenders.

Well, we've all
done that, right?

Yeah, but did you ever
puke in the patrol car?

The guy pukes?

The next day,
they give me Weber.

Dennis Weber?

Yeah.

I swear, Hunter, I never
saw a flask or a bottle,

but the guy was out of
it from 9:00 to 5:00.

So I don't know.

I figure I'll burn
through a dozen losers

before I can find a
partner I can put up with.

Well, well... read that, Harry.

What's this?

Nah.

Yeah, meet your new partner.

Devane did this this morning.

Wants me to make a
detective out of you.

Oh, wait a minute.

That means you and McCall
got to split up, right?

Well, Devane doesn't believe too

much in long term partnerships.

Well, uh...

OK, partner.

First thing you
got to do is learn

how to handle your weapon.
- You still use that?

Yeah.
Bill!

Wow, you don't believe in
shooting to wound, do you?

If some sucker's dumb
enough to pull a weapon on me,

I don't plan for him to
get me or my partner.

Remember that.

I appreciate that.

Excuse me.

There are times when you have
to take someone alive, you know.

I mean, they may have
some information for you.

Or they may be a witness.

Or he just may owe
you a lot of money.

But if it's very necessary...

Just so you don't think
I'm one dimensional.

Wow.
Now he's one dimensional.

I want to see this McCall idiot.

Now where is she?

She has to go back to school.

She has to learn she can't
violate people's rights.

Now where the hell is she?

You want to see me?

- You're McCall?
- Yeah.

By what rule of law did
you have my client arrested?

We brought him in
for questioning

as a material witness.

Material witness to
what, for God's sakes?

His girlfriend
was driving his car.

She took it back to his
underground garage parking

area.

She had short blond hair
cut very much like his.

She had on a jacket and jeans.

And when she stepped
out of his car,

someone shot her
once in the head

and once in the heart
with a silenced 22 pistol.

And we've determined
that that was

a professional hit gone wrong.

And Mr. Borson over
there doesn't seem

to have any comment on that.

Mr. Borson was
on a plane to Reno.

How could he make a comment?

He was the target.

Can't you see that?

I told you that's crazy.

I don't know.

Somebody must have
been after Sarah.

I don't know.

I only knew her a
couple of weeks.

Two days after
that, the same killer

took down a police sergeant.

Now, I think that you know
who that was, Mr. Borson.

And you'd be doing
yourself a big favor

if you'd let us in on it.

I told her I don't know what
the hell she's talking about.

All right, all right.

I just found out you used
to work over at Bartholemew's.

Yeah, I used to be the
Maitre d' at Bartholemew's.

So?

Bartholemew's is a known
high rollers' sports book...

Oh, come on.

With heavy action from
football to Formula One.

You don't have
to respond to that.

If you're so damn
sure the place is dirty,

why don't you close it?

We're talking about you, Mr.
Borson, and our mutual interest

in who wants you dead.

I already told you.

Nobody wants me dead, OK?

You're going to keep
that attitude, huh?

Till he comes after you?

It is in your
interest to help us.

Oh, get off it.

Do I have to listen to this?

Sergeant, unless you
have further information...

Hey, knock it off.

Now, knock it off.

Come on, people.

Well, the telephone's
ringing off the hook.

Everyone with a
stripe on his sleeve

has got something to
say about you two.

It's not funny, Traynor.

A jewelry store
full of hostages.

You two come on like Butch
Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

Wait a minute, Captain.

That psychopath
in that store was

about to kill everybody in it.

We moved in like clockwork
and closed the clown down.

I swear this guy and I can
read each other's minds.

Let's get something straight!

There will be no
more unauthorized

guerrilla operations.

You're not trained to
diffuse a hostage situation.

You leave that to the
negotiators and the SWAT teams.

And I want a full report
from each of you on my desk

before you leave.

Sergeant, unless you have
some information to give me,

this meeting is over.

Let's go.

You're making a stupid
mistake by not cooperating.

We're trying to keep
your client alive.

Hi.

Congratulations.

Oh, thank you.

Was that Borson?

Yeah.

Can you tie him in
with my partner's death?

I think so.

Winslow was killed
exactly the same way

Borson was supposed to be
killed, only they screwed up.

What did he give you?

Stone wall.

I'd like to have a
couple of minutes with him.

I really would.

Yeah, well, we can
take care of it, Harry.

Come on, Harry.

Hey, Causland, hold onto
your lunch today, pal?

Good morning, James Enterprises.

Yeah, is Sporty there?

He ain't here just now.

But if you want to
leave a message...

Listen, Kirby, this
is Sergeant McCall.

I got to talk to him.
Do you know where he is?

I don't know.

But for his special friends,
I can always find him.

OK, do me a big favor.

You find him, you tell
him I want to see him.

I have a real
important job for him.

OK.

Thanks.

Do you have a reservation, sir?

Just tell Mr. Bartholemew
that Sporty James is here.

Sporty James?

Yeah, man.

Just go and mention my
name, Sporty James, OK?

I know he's going to
be happy to see me.

As a matter of fact, he
might even give you a raise.

Well, well, Sporty.

Been a long time.

I liked it that way.

Now, now, now, Mr.
Bartholemew, don't be so hasty,

OK?

Just hear me out.

I've got some upper
crust information,

some of the prime rib of
gossip, you might say.

Oh, and I'm not going to
bargain with you beforehand

about the price, because I
know that what I've got here

is such hot info
that you are bound

to be extraordinarily generous.

Not here.

Not here.

Last table.

Last table?

You have two minutes, Sporty.

I suggest you omit
the big words.

Like I said, you will
not be disappointed.

Now listen to this.

I was down to police
headquarters today...

You know, just clearing up
a little misunderstanding...

When I look across the
room, and who do I see?

None other than
Craig Borson himself.

Well, I know he used
to work here, right?

And word has it that, you
know, he didn't exactly quit

because he was upwardly mobile.

Am I right about that?

Well, OK.

Listen.

He had a lawyer with
him, and he was talking

to two homicide detectives.

It's not for me, Sporty.

It's nickel and dime stuff.

Now, Mr. Bartholemew, Henry,
you see, I provide a commodity

that has value, see,
a highly specialized

service that you will surely
need sometime in the future.

And I can't be
running my business

on goodwill alone, you dig?

Thank you very much,
Mr. Bartholemew.

You have made a very
wise business decision.

And you know, if you
want to talk further,

you just call me, OK?

Ciao, now.

L-42, this is L-57.

We're rolling.

Did he use the phone?

Negative, McCall.

No calls in or out.

He is turning
north on Whitworth.

I'm going to have to fall off.

Taking over.

All right, look,

I'll catch up with you just past
Wilshire, if he goes that far.

Nice house, huh?

Anthony Scarlet.

There's a scalp
I'd love to hang on my belt.

Yeah, you and every
other cop on the block.

17 gambling and
racketeering arrests.

No convictions.

His known associates
read like a who's who

in West Coast gambling.

Yeah, I know.

Why don't you go get
us a search warrant?

Looking for what?

Betting cards??

Are you kidding?

He's not going to have
anything incriminating there.

We're just going to rattle his
cage and see what shakes loose,

Causland.

I'm sorry.

Get, uh, any kind of
search warrant you want.

Dan and I not only worked
together, we partied together.

After the guy got divorced, we
took a trip to Hawaii that you

wouldn't have believed.

They will be making a
movie about this one.

You like the islands, huh?

Oh, yeah.

All right, man, I'm out of here.

Thanks for dinner.
- Hey, my pleasure.

It's customary for the
senior member of the firm

to pick up the tab.

I'll get the next one.

OK.

Hey, listen, Rick,
tomorrow you drive, OK?

Got it.

Agh!

What the hell's going on?

I wanted to do this
ever since you called

me to tell me that you blew it.

Now I find out you didn't
just give me a bummer,

you scared Borson
so damn bad that you

got his lawyer
talking to the cops,

probably trying to cut a deal.

Just remember this.

If I go down, you land under me.

Borson didn't
give them anything.

If he had, you'd
have heard from me.

Really?

Then, uh, what's this broad
named McCall going to serve

the warrant in my home today?

It's a typical cop ploy
to shake you up, and it did!

Talking about cop
ploys, what the hell

happened to your partner?

He went soft.

Suddenly, he develops a
conscience because we blew away

Borson's girlfriend by mistake.

I had to take him out.
He would've rolled over.

Don't you see?

And you whack out a
cop, just like that?

I was covering your
butt and mine too!

Listen, my friend.

We both got one foot
in the gas chamber

because you turned
out to be a screwup.

I'll take care of Borson.

You do that.

And you get it right this time.

You got 36 hours.

Start counting.

Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.

You just don't walk
into a bowling alley

and blow a guy away.

These things take time.

You've got to plan them.
- You've had the time.

I don't care how you
do it, just do it.

36 hours.

Or you can say hello to
your dead partner for me.

Good morning.

Morning.

Nuts?

No, thanks.

Good for your feet.

Thanks, no.

You know, I don't
think we'll ever get

used to walking by this desk.

I know what you mean.

Causland, you know,
Traynor has a tendency

to push a little bit.

I wouldn't let that bother me.

I don't.

I wasn't scared that night.

I had the stomach flu.

Sergeant McCall, may
I have a word with you?

I'm looking for Mr. Borson.

Now, you haven't found
another unconstitutional way

to lock him up, have you?

Oh, get off it, counselor.

We're trying to keep
your client alive.

Yeah, well, obviously, neither
of us appreciate your interest.

Are you saying that you
don't know where he is?

No, I don't know where he is.

And if you do, I'd
suggest you let

him know that I have some
very valuable information

that he would find
real interesting.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

And what might that be?

Word on the street is that
Borson is in deep trouble.

Sergeant, you and I
have been around the block

enough to know how
reliable "the street" is.

Yeah, well, we have a
Captain Frazzi up in Vice,

and he tells us
exactly the same thing.

Let me run something
by you, counselor.

Do you know that in
top level gambling,

money hardly ever changes hands?

They play with credit.

Win or lose, their
position is just

a line in the bookie's ledger.

Now, the only time that the
high rollers ever flash the cash

is when they want
out of the game.

If they're down, they
pay off the balance.

If they're up, they collect.

What's your point?

My point is a few weeks ago,
somebody laid a long odds bet

at Bartholemew's, and they won.

They won real big...

$400,000.

Now the guy wants
his winnings, right?

So they send a messenger
over with the money.

The only thing is, the messenger
doesn't arrive because somebody

kicked him over for 400 G's.

Now, the boys at Bartholemew
know it was an inside job,

and they have narrowed it down
to Mr. Borson, your client.

Sergeant, if you ran that by
Mr. Borson, even if it's true,

which...

Do you think he's going
to admit to any of it?

No.

But you and I both know
that his next move will

supply us with that answer.

Detective Causland.

Another thing.

You better hope we find
him before they do.

Thanks, Sergeant.

That was Dan Winslow's ex-wife.

She wants to see us.

Let's go.

What the hell happened to you?

Don't ask.

I'm asking.

Mistaken identity.

After you left the parking lot
last night, these two guys...

They picked me up, take me
to the top of Mulholland

to meet their boss.

And?

The idiots actually
hit the wrong guy.

They apologized to me
after they let me go.

Can you believe this?

Did you file a report on this?

There's two guys that actually
look worse than me today.

Hi.

You know, if what
McCall told me was true,

I shouldn't even
be sitting here.

They might miss you and hit me.

What am I supposed
to do about it?

I can only give legal advice.

But it seems to me you
either disappear or you make

it right with Anthony Scarlet.

Now, I know him.

I got him off on a double
homicide charge scot-free.

He was guilty as hell.

I'm sorry.

I'm just very confused.

And I want to do
the right thing.

Well, you're not.

Sergeant McCall, the
reason I called you is

because I
have information that may help

you find my husband's killer.

He made me his sole beneficiary.

And among other things
that his lawyer gave

me was a safe deposit key.

I got a court order to
open it this morning.

There were $220,000 worth
of treasury bonds inside.

How could he have
accumulated that much money

on a detective's
salary, unless he was...

Unless he was what?

Unless he was doing
something not right.

Like what?

Whatever Dan was,
whatever he did,

he did for what he
thought were good reasons.

I have to believe that.

I have no idea what it was.

But I want you to find whoever
killed him, whatever it takes.

Mrs. Winslow, we'd like
to get a look at those bonds

as soon as possible.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Relax.

Who is it?

It's McCall.

Open up the door.

Hey, it's a quarter
to one already.

I know what time it is.

I've been up all night,
and I'm mad as hell

because I finally figured
this whole thing out.

You know what?

I can't believe that
the really sad thing

here is that you lied to me.

You said you didn't
have anything

to do with this breakup.

No, no, no, no, no.

No, you see, what I said
was is I didn't go to Devane

and ask for the separation.

Oh, oh.

I see now we're going to
have word games here, huh?

This whole thing was a
setup so that you could

be partnered with Traynor.

What are you talking about?

What do you mean,
what am I talking about?

Cut the party line, Hunter.

I know what's going on.
I figured it out.

Traynor's dirty.

He's a wise guy with a badge,
and your job is to nail him.

Well, aren't you going to
ask me how I figured it out?

How'd you figure that out?

I put two and two
together, and I get four.

It's called brilliant
police work.

Would you like a
standing ovation now?

How about apologizing to
me for not telling me what

was going down here?

Well, in the words of our
brand new captain, he said,

Hunter, if you let
McCall in on this,

the separation
will be permanent.

Oh, that's great.

Oh, I see.

OK.

So I have to suffer so that
the game plan isn't blown,

is that it?

I also found out that
Dan Winslow was dirty.

Yeah, well, I... I figured that.

He left his wife a whole
batch of treasury bonds,

quarter of a
million bucks worth.

Well, now what
we have to do now is get

some solid evidence on Traynor.

Pretty hard to be dirty
and not have your partner

know about it, you know.

He purchased the treasury
bonds in six installments,

and it coincided with six
head and heart silencer hits.

The first three we
knew about from LA.

The other three I got
off a CIA computer run.

One was in Reno,
one was in Vegas...

And one in Hawaii.

You see, Traynor and
Winslow went to Hawaii.

Two years ago, right?

Two years ago.

That's correct.

I can't believe they
were hit men on retainer.

They sure were.

Well, we have a lot to work
on now, don't we, partner?

Want some coffee?

No, I don't want any coffee.

Oh, good.

There is something
I want, though.

What do you want?

I want to know that if...

When and if... our partnership
ever does come to an end

here, that we are
going to sit, and we're

going to talk about
it like normal people,

and we'll part as friends.

That's a good idea, partner.

All right.

OK.

And if you ever pull
another stunt like that again,

I may not take you back.
- Want to bet?

Give me your arm.

Mr. Scarlet.

Mr. Scarlet, ow!
Ow!

I have... I have to talk
to you, Mr. Scarlet.

What do you want?

I know I don't need to say this,

that I ripped off the 400 grand.

I... I did.

And, uh, I want
to make it right.

Cut me some slack, Tony.

Give me a little time, and
I'll hand every last cent of it

back to you.

I still got $360,000 that
I'll give you right now.

I'll work off the other $40,000.

Anything you say... anything.

Come on, wouldn't
you rather have

the money than my dead body?

Tony, I made a dumb mistake.

Believe me.

I won't ever make another one.

You got it with you?

No, but I can get it.

All I have to...

By... by this evening.

You bring it to
the Secret Harbor

restaurant in the marina.

Right, I know that place.

And you be there
at six o'clock sharp.

OK.

Thanks, Tony... Mr. Scarlet.

Thanks a lot.

Find Traynor.

You Mr. Borson?

Yeah.

You get a call on the
pay phone back there.

Hello?

Mr. Scarlet?

Mr. Scarlet?

Freeze, Traynor.

Drop it, Traynor.

Right now!

- Dee Dee, get the back door!
- Get Borson!

You can't arrest me!

I gave the hit man to you guys.
I responded.

I ain't doing that!
- Hey!

You got the right to shut up.

If you give up that right, I
will personally kick your butt.

Come on, man!

Traynor, drop the gun!

Come on, Hunter!

You and me!

Come on!

Where did you learn to
shoot like that, McCall?

Same place you did.

We wanted you alive.

You'd have shot to
kill, huh, Hunter?

You'd kill me, wouldn't you?

You'll never know, will you?

Better this way, though.

You're going to take Scarlet
to the penitentiary with me.