All language subtitles for Gunfighters of Abilene (1959)_Eng_HI

(roaring)

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You guys out of your head?
What is this?

You're gonna answer
a few questions, Tanner.

How did you know who I am?
I saw you at Dodge.

We want your brother,
where is he?

My brother Gene
owns The T Square.

If you want him that's
where you'll find him.

(loud pounding)
Aww!

Don't get cute,
Tanner, no one's been

on The T Square for three
months, and you know it.

You're wrong, mister!
I didn't know it.

Are you trying
to make us believe

you didn't come here
to divvy up that money?

What money are
you talking about?

Look, I haven't seen
my brother Gene in years.

He hasn't wanted any part of me.

I'm here now because he wrote
me suddenly, he needed help.

Tanner, your brother stole
$68,000 that belonged to us.

You're all crazy, Gene wouldn't!

$68,000!

And the sweat and blood of every
man who earned it went with it.

We want our money back;
we'll see your brother hanging

if we have to hunt him down
for the rest of our lives.

You want to talk now and save
yourself some... Hold it, hold it.

Wilkinson!

Looks like I'm a might late.

Eh, we won't have any trouble
catching up with them.

Maybe we won't try.

That's a marshal's badge
you're wearing. It is.

But I didn't come out here to
cause any grief for those three.

You know them?
Harker, Rigley, Hendricks.

And I'll tell you this:
They've got a bellyful

of trouble already,
Tanner trouble!

Look, marshal,

I never saw those three
in my life before.

They were questioning me
about my brother stealing

money belonging to them;
I don't think he did it.

Now it's my turn to ask
them some questions.

Tanner!

I came out here for one reason:

Turn you around and hedge
you away from Abilene.

Why?

You haven't got
anything against me.

You're a
professional gunslinger,

and Gene Tanner's brother.

I don't like
to be crowded, marshal.

Now, are you gonna
answer some questions

or am I going to have
to go after them myself?

All right, I'll tell
you what I know.

Your brother ruined
all the small ranchers,

including the three
that jumped you.

They lost their
land, their houses.

All Gene ever wanted
was a bit of land.

Why would he?

Your brother talked
the ranchers into marketing

all their cattle together;
one big herd, one big drive.

They sold those cattle
for $68,000.

They were in Clover;
then your brother stole

every cent of that money
and disappeared.

It's no good, marshal.

A man who lives
by his conscience

doesn't bring grief on somebody
else... only himself.

Maybe, I judge
a man by what he does.

OK, marshal.

Gene hates me for what
I am, judge him by that.

I don't know about you, marshal,

but I'm going into Abilene.

I'm not going to leave town
until I find my brother.

Don't stand in my way.

I can't stop you legally yet.

But you pull those guns
just once in Abilene,

and I'll make you
my personal business.

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Got a room?

"Sí, señor," room six.

You will be staying
with us long, "señor"...

(nervous tone)
Tanner?

That depends... make any
difference to you?

You must tell me!
There was another man

in this town named Tanner.

He's my brother.

There has been so much
trouble already, "señor."

Perhaps it would
be safer for you

if you did not stay in Abilene.

The marshal tell you
to say that?

"The marshal"?

You own this hotel?

I, I only work
here, "señor."

Then I'll keep
the key to room six.

If I want advice from anyone
in this town I'll let them now.

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(steps approaching)

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Ahh!

You all right, Jud?
Let's get out of here, Marty.

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(cows mooing)

(man)
There, man.

Over.

Ah, I think that's
got it, Miguel.

Take it back in the fire
and give it a temper.

Hello, marshal,
be right with you.

What's on your mind, Seth?

Kip Tanner.

You got 20 men working for you.

Why do this yourself?

It's good for a man to be
reminded what he started with.

Let's go in the house,

my daughter will rustle up
some coffee.

You're going to do something about Tanner?
He's been warned

what will happen if he pulls a
gun in Abilene. That's not enough.

It's all I can do
unless he gives me reason.

I don't want him around, get rid of him.
You forget I'm paid

to enforce the law,
not take orders from you.

Make more sense if
you'd lose that notion.

This is my country and my town.

It took me 30 years to build
it and I'm going to hold it

any way I can, with
the law or without it.

I've told you before,
I'll protect your legal rights

with everything I've got,
but you step outside the law

and I'll come after you just as
fast as I would anybody else.

And how long do you think
you'll be wearing that badge?

You got to face it
sooner or later!

The day is over when a man
could make his own law.

That goes for your kind
of law or Kip Tanner's.

You want to see Kip Tanner
alive, you keep him out

of Abilene; now that's
the way my law's been

and that's the way
it's going to stay.

I kind of lost my taste
for that coffee, Seth.

I was hoping
you'd see it different.

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Hello, Alice.
Oh, good morning dad!

Who was that?
The marshal.

Well, isn't he staying
for breakfast?

Oh, I guess he isn't; we had
a little disagreement.

Oh, dad, about what?

Kip Tanner.

But that's Gene's brother.
Yeah.

He's in Abilene.

Why?
Plain, should be looking for Gene.

Well.

Does he think Gene's coming back here?
Oh, I told you, Alice.

You were wasting yourself
on a nester like Gene Tanner.

There's plenty of other men.

Yes, but I wanted
to marry him, dad.

It's only been three months.

(laughing) I'll get over it.
Well, of course you will, honey.

By the way...
Hmm?

Seen your brother this morning?

No, no, no, Jud and Marty Ruger
were spending the night in town.

Again? Oh,
why not?

The Hainline's entitled
to do what he wants.

And of course that goes
for the Hainline women, too.

You just pick yourself any man
you think is deserving,

and I'll get him for you.

I'll get you breakfast.

What are you doing here, Tanner?

Playing it your way, for now.
My way?

A couple of Abilene
citizens worked me over

in my hotel room last night.

Probably your friends,
the small ranchers.

Tanner, I warned
you what would happen

if you started anything.

If I did I wouldn't be here
talking to you now.

Know what they want?
I didn't get a chance to find out.

They took a letter
my brother had written me.

I'm giving you a chance
to play this legal, marshal.

You learn why
they took that letter

and you'll find me
at The T Square.

Your brother's ranch?
That's right.

His letter promised me
a stake in the ranch,

if I'd help him.
You don't know what you're walking into.

Maybe... maybe I'd like
to find out.

(Seth) "I never did believe in guns
and pushing people around.

"But I owe it to these men
who trust me to make sure

"this deal...
I'll be honest: To fight

a man like Hainline
I'll need your help."

Hmph... "That means
your guns.

"Even though you and I
have never seen eye to eye,

"Kip, for their sakes,
I hope you'll accept my deal

and come to Abilene;
signed, Gene."

That was a fool trick,
Jud: breaking into his room,

taking a chance on being
recognized, for this?

'Pa, how'd we know this is all we'd find?
Well, don't ever try

a thing like this again
without telling me first.

Could I see the letter, dad?
Sure.

That's three months old!

That's right, sis,
he mailed it just before

those nesters started
that cattle drive.

Doesn't seem possible.
What?

This doesn't sound like
a man who was planning

to double cross
and rob his friends.

Maybe it does, sis.

It depends on how well
you know a man.

Well, I think
I knew Gene Tanner,

better than anybody
else alive...

except his brother.

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(door knocking)

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(horses galloping)

Morning.

Well, you look
something like him.

A little older, but I'd know
you were Gene's brother.

That's right.
I'm Seth Hainline.

It's my son, Jud.
Howdy.

Marty Ruger.
Howdy.

Yeah, I've heard of you...
and your family.

What can I do for you?

Well, you can...
get off of this land.

I've been expecting you
to drop around.

I just can't afford to have
you here, Tanner!

You or nobody else;
for over 30 years this is

the way I drove my stock
to Spring Range.

Then your brother
settles here in the valley.

Eh, perfectly legal homestead.

Where was your brother
and the other homesteaders

when I was out here
opening up this country?

Well, now you were here
first, Mr. Hainline.

Nobody argues that.
Then when I build up a country

that's fit to live in
they move in, like vultures,

feeding on a carcass
they didn't even kill.

Well, a man can control only
so much land, Mr. Hainline.

You got your share.
I'm not going to argue with you.

I'm offering you the same deal

that I made the others;
no more, no less.

Name it.

I'll pay you and your brother

what you put into improvements.

You sign all your rights
over to me

and then get out of
Abilene and don't come back.

That's the best offer
I've had to leave town yet.

Then you'll take it?
No.

This is Gene's ranch...
you have to talk to him.

Now you get off The T Square.

Nobody tells us
what to do, Tanner!

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Any other ideas?

That was fast, Tanner, but
the boy can get fast, too.

Right now he's just
a little lacking in judgment.

A lot of judgment.

I repeat my offer,
Mr. Tanner.

If you decide to take it,
which I strongly advice,

you'll find me in
the bank at Abilene.

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(cows mooing)

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"Señor" Tanner?
News travels fast.

Only bad news,
"señor."

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(door knocking)

Miss Hainline?
Yes?

May I come in?
Certainly.

So you're Gene's brother.

You should know
you're not welcomed here.

Yes, your father
already gave me notice.

Don't you care that I've
been trying to find out

where Gene is?

Hate to say it's obvious
about Gene, Mr. Tanner.

How much did you love
my brother?

You must have known
I was going to marry him.

Against your father's wishes?
Yes.

And why are you
so willing to believe

he'd become a thief overnight?

Or are you afraid of the answer?

I don't know what you mean
by that, Mr. Tanner.

The whole town knows the truth.

Look, I raised that kid,
when our folks died.

I know what he is.

He wouldn't steal a piece
of bread if he were starving.

I didn't know you
brought Gene up.

Perhaps that explains how he can
become an outlaw overnight.

He hates guns.

He hates me because
I live by them.

You'll have to think
of a better reason than that.

What did you expect
to gain by coming here?

Your help.

But I should have known
better than to expect

anyone belonging
to Seth Hainline to give any.

Mr. Tanner.

Did you expect me to believe
Gene was innocent

when a witness
saw him rob the stage?

What is the name
of this witness?

The stage driver, Andy Ferris.

He heard one of the hold up man
call your brother by name.

That same day, Gene disappeared.

What else could anyone think?

Where can I talk
to this Andy Ferris?

He's in Abilene unless
he's out on a run.

There's something else
you might think about.

Either my brother was
the stupidest man

who ever pulled a robbery,

or else he wanted everybody
to know about it.

You're saying Andy is lying?
Somebody is.

Then why did Gene leave town?

Everybody would like to know!

Everybody except your father.

He doesn't care
what happened to Gene.

He just wants to get
me out of town.

I wonder why.

(Jud)
You believe him?

Jud... you heard
everything he said?

Most of it.

It's true, you and dad didn't
care about finding Gene.

Why should we, sis?

Him stealing that money
ruined the nesters.

It's just what we wanted.

Yes, it's exactly
what you and dad wanted.

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Oh, ooh!

(man) Hi, Andy.
Hi, Charlie.

Hello, "señorita,"
got any packages for me?

No, but there is a message
for you, "señor" Ferris.

Hmm.

Hmm, this Tanner fellow wants
to see me upstairs in his room.

You got any idea why?
I do not know, "señor."

The note was left
before I got here.

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You Andy Ferris?

No, Andy is in the hotel.
Thanks.

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(man)
Door's open.

Mr. Tanner?

Hey, Mr. Tanner.

(gunshots)

(gurgling noises)

(Marshal Wilkinson)
Just stay there like that!

Don't make a move.

Now turn around, slow...
and put your hands up.

Oh! Nice work,
marshal.

Take a look at Andy.

He's dead.

You'll hang for this, Tanner.

You think I killed him?

You're the only one who
was close enough to him.

Look, I never
even saw him before.

I don't know why he was here.

And my gun hasn't been fired.

You had plenty of time to reload.
Watch him, Jud.

You say you didn't know him?

That's right.
How do you explain this?

Andy Ferris, the stage driver?

The only witness
against your brother.

Look, marshal, this is
a frame-up and you know it.

I didn't shoot Ferris.

You'll have a chance to speak
your peace at your trial.

(laughing)
"Trial?"

You and the marshal
set my brother up too?

You won't live
for a trial, Tanner.

I'm still the law
around here, Jud.

Now get out of here.

You keep saying you're the
law in Abilene, marshal.

Maybe now you'll have
to prove it!

You still think you can run
this town, Mr. Wilkinson?

I'm getting paid f or it.
All right.

I'll take back
what I said about you.

Maybe you weren't in
on the frame,

but you're being
pulled in just like I am.

If somebody else
killed Andy Ferris

it'll come out at the trial.
You heard what Jud said.

Hainline will handle the
trial... if there is a trial.

Not you.
We'll see.

Come on.

I'll be right behind you.

(people whispering)

(man) There he is!
(man) Here he comes now.

(whispering continues)

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"Ave María, gracia
plena! Ave María.

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(Raquel)
"Gracia plena!

"Ave María,
gracia plena!"

"Raquel, por favor."
"Papá."

Listen, my child, go back,
go back to your work

at the hotel before
there are questions.

I must pray to be forgiven.

It was only chance what you saw.

I was meant to see...

and tell what I saw.
No, no my child.

It is not our affair,
it is for the "gringos."

The stage driver was a witness.

If you say anything else,
it will destroy us.

And we destroy his brother too.

(angry voices in distance)

(Tanner) What's that for? You're
certainly starting something, Tanner.

Maybe more than I can handle!

There's a mob
forming at the hotel.

Lynch mob?

Could be if they
get riled enough.

Who's stirring it up?
Marty Ruger.

Hainline men, Jud there too?

There's plenty of others
too, not only Hainline men.

They liked Andy Ferris
in this town.

I can't figure you, marshal.

Hainline is rich enough
to buy anything

or anybody
he wants in this town.

Now you know better.

Maybe so... he's rich enough
to buy that mob out there.

One time he could, not now.

Your brother and the other small
ranchers cut him down to size

when they pulled their
herds in that one big drive.

They undercut Hainline's prices,
left him with 2,000 head

of cattle to feed and not
enough range to feed them on.

(door banging)

We want to talk to you, marshal.

I'll do the best I can, Tanner.

It's all I can promise.

(banging continues)

Forget it men! Go on home,
stay out of trouble!

We want to talk to you,
marshal, open up.

I said...

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All right, Tanner, out!

Don't try anything.

Come on, come on.

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No one in town saw them
break him out of there

or knows who they were?
All the marshal saw was a faceful of dirt.

They suckered him good.

He finally got loose
and they were gone.

So why did you spend so much
time with that mob?

He might have been there first.
It wasn't that easy, pop.

(Alice)
Dad.

You were deliberately
going to lynch him?

Quick justice is
what built this country,

and that's what it's going to be
to keep it the way it is.

Now who'd go against me
and break him out of there?

Nobody knows, they wore masks.

Dad, I've never questioned
anything you've done, but...

but killing a man without
a hearing, without a trial!

Everybody knows he shot Andy.
Well that may be!

But he's entitled to be
tried in a court!

Why are you so
bothered about him?

Didn't his brother
teach you a lesson?

Yes, perhaps, dad.

But you're teaching me another
kind of a lesson tonight.

I've always been proud
of the Hainline name.

You're changing that for me.
Oh, now!

You're a Hainline woman,
nothing can change that.

Nothing.

Jud... I want you
to leave right now,

and I don't want
to see you again

until you've found
Tanner and killed him.

I want him dead,
you understand that?

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(man)
Into the cabin.

You're the girl from the hotel.
"Sí, señor."

How did you get tied up in this?

You tell us something
first, Tanner.

Hainline wanted to buy out
your brother's place.

Did you sell or didn't you?

I can't sell anything
that doesn't belong to me.

I told Hainline that.
Then you're lined against Hainline.

Well, I can't prove it...
but I'm sure it was Hainline

or one of his men
that killed Ferris

and framed me; that ought to
tell you which side I'm on.

You know, you fellows do a lot
of talking for a lynch mob!

They were not with
the lynch mob, "señor."

They got to the jail first.

"Papá."

It is all right,
"señores."

They wanted to save
you, not kill you.

That doesn't add up.

"Señor," I'm Raquel's
father, Miguel Torena.

You know, I would have thought
that you three would be

the first in line to hang me.
Not after this girl came and talked to us.

What you tell these men?

I, I saw the marshal
arrest you and...

I did not believe
you killed Andy Ferris.

I... Why didn't you believe
I killed Andy Ferris?

"Señor, señor," you are safe,
we have helped you.

That is enough! Take your guns
and do not return to Abilene.

You want me to clear
out of here now?

That's exactly
what Hainline wants.

Now what did you tell this men? Her
father is the one who is shutting her up.

He's afraid you might
get him into trouble.

Why should I? Man, he'll find out
anyhow, sooner or later.

Raquel saw a man lynched,
and she thinks it might

have been your brother.

Is that true?
Do not listen.

She does not know what she says!
"Papá," please.

Yes, it is true.

I saw a man hanged
by other men who,

who hid their faces with masks.

I did not want that
to happen to you too.

That is why I asked help
of these men tonight.

You tell this to the marshal?
No, no! She must not!

Miguel... this could
have been my brother!

I will tell you exactly
what I saw, "señor" Tanner.

Thanks.

I'll try to see you don't
get in any trouble.

♪♪

It was a night...
three months ago.

(Raquel's voice) I was following the cattle
trail that led off the T Square Road,

to the Valley of
"Tres Espejitos."

I had worked late at the hotel,

and I was alone, and afraid.

So I was careful no one saw me.

Then, in the valley, I saw them.

Hiya!

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Cut him down!

Get him out of here.

(Raquel) I made myself go
to where he was hanged,

to see what had dropped
from the hand.

It was a knife, this knife.

You recognize it, "señor"?

It was my brother's.

Gave it to him
when he was a kid.

For his birthday.

I guess I knew it
all along about Gene.

Nothing else added up.

Why don't you tell us
the real reason why

you're trying to keep
your daughter quiet?

I have, "señor," I have.

You're afraid of Hainline.

You think he killed Gene

and you're afraid of what
might happen.

And I guess that
answers my question.

Then you're sure it could
have been Hainline.

Well, isn't he the only
one that came out ahead?

He got rid of you,
got his range back again.

Got the cash he needed.
"Cash?" He's the richest man in the county.

Not according to the marshal.

When you fellas got together
that big herd and sold it,

you froze him out of his market.

He was pinched, hard.
Maybe, Tanner, it could be.

But we have no proof,
no proof at all.

Yeah, with the law
after me we won't

have time to get the proof.

But Hainline won't know that.
Now what's that supposed to mean?

If we can make Hainline believe
that we already have that proof,

we can see which way he jumps.

And if he jumps away,
I think he will,

maybe you'll get
your ranches back again.

Can I count on you
if I need help?

We want our ranches, Tanner,
we'll back you up.

Yeah, we will.
We sure will.

I don't know much
about churches.

You do... but if those prayers
or yours are going to do

any good, you can't let
a pack of murderers run loose.

"Papá!"
But I cannot, "señor" Hainline,

he would never let us live!

The church teaches us what is
right and what is wrong, "papá."

We both know what is right now.

"Señor," I am not a brave man.

I will try to be.

What do you wish us to do?

When I need help I'll want you
to get word to these men.

Then, when the time comes,
Raquel can tell what she saw

to the marshal.
It will be as you say, "señor."

This where it happened?
Yes.

Wonder why they
picked this place.

They'd never risk moving
far with a body.

They'd get rid of it
as quick as they could.

Raquel, is there anything
special about this valley

like a... cave, quicksand, a
deep hole, maybe a steep cliff?

Only what is known
as the "cattle trap."

What's that?
Well, there is a narrow ravine,

and sometimes range animals
fall in and starve to death.

Is it far from here?
Just on the other side of that hill.

It is very
dangerous, "señor."

Everyone always rides
around that hill.

The men who killed Gene
probably knew that.

(coyote howling)

♪♪

(crickets chirping)

(coyote howling)

♪♪

"Señor!"

"Señor" Tanner!
It's Gene's ring.

You were right!

If Hainline did this...
You must be careful, "señor."

The marshal is still
looking for you.

And you have no proof yet

that Seth Hainline
killed your brother.

You must be very sure, "señor,"

very sure.

♪♪

Aren't you coming
a little close to Abilene

for a man who's wanted
by the law?

And now your father
would like me to run.

I've been waiting for you.

But if you feel the same
way as your father

there's no bother my talking.

I don't know what we can have to
say to each other, Mr. Tanner.

Now, I present a pretty
good target out here,

Miss Alice... you mind
talking over there?

Now, if you're worried about
being alone out here

with the man that
shot Andy Ferris,

you can forget it...
I didn't do it.

Thanks.

This is important to both of us.
Why?

Because Gene was important
to both of us.

You said... "was."

He's dead.

How do you know that?
He was murdered.

Somebody needed a goat
for that stage hold up.

Gene was it.

Who would do such a thing?

You want to know the truth?

Your father.

Maybe your brother
was in on it too.

You lie! You!

(shouting) You'll say anything
to save Gene's skin and your own!

You wanted the truth,
didn't you?

Gene's dead!
Lynched, murdered.

Like I almost was last night.

Or haven't you heard anything
about that either?

(Alice sobbing)

I'm sorry...
but your father

was the one that gained
most from this robbery.

Not alone for the money
and the land he got,

but... well, it kept
his daughter from marrying

the kind of a man he hated.

♪♪

My father's a hard man,
he makes his own rules.

But I won't believe
he's a killer.

Because you don't
want to believe it?

Dad made this a peaceful,
good country.

It was that way
until the nesters came.

He said: "A man has a right
to fight for what's his."

That's right...
"for what's his."

Gene wanted a piece of land...
and a wife like you.

I can understand
why he'd want you.

He liked decent things,
he wanted to live decent.

I didn't measure up to
that... you must have.

Gene would have known.

There's one thing
I don't understand:

How you were ever
born a Hainline.

But I am a Hainline.

If you accuse my father,
you accuse me.

No.

You would have taken the chance
I'm going to give you.

He wouldn't.

What chance?

To prove whether
he's guilty or not.

How?

Give him this message for me.

Tell him I know that Gene's
dead and can prove it.

And give him this.

This was Gene's!

It was taken from him
the day he was hung.

I-I still don't see what...

Tell your father nobody else
knows what happened to Gene,

only me; then tell him I'm
willing to get out of town,

and forget it...
for half the $68,000.

After the things you
just said to me?!

Look... I'd say anything
to get that proof.

Now you've had your chance,
or are you afraid to take it?

You don't leave me much choice.

All right... now you tell
your father what I've said.

Then tell him to meet
me at The T Square.

10:00 o'clock tonight,
tell him to come alone.

Now you better be starting back.

It'll be dark before you
get back to the ranch.

♪♪

You'll want to hate me
if I'm right.

I hope you don't.

♪♪

(crickets chirping)

My father home, Miguel?
Sí, "señorita."

He's waiting for you for dinner.

What about Jud?
I have not seen him since last night.

Thank you, Miguel.

♪♪

♪♪

(crickets chirping)

(dog barking)

Oh, doesn't make any
sense! Any of it!

How can he have proof?

(laughing)
Oh, all right, dad!

I just wanted to
hear you say it.

Oh, you got no call to doubt me.
Hmm!

He said he'd be at
The T Square at 10:00, uh?

You mean, you're going?

Well, a murderer like that
running around loose,

slandering my name,
what did you expect?

Well, then, tell the marshal!

Let him take care
of Kip, it's his job!

After he lost him
out of the jail?

Which will it be?
What?

Kip said if you
were guilty you'd either

bring the money or try
to kill him.

Which will it be?
Oh, you ought to know by now.

This is my country, my law.

But does that give you
the right to starve out

people who want to share in it?

Kill anybody who
gets in your way?

Well, the marshal thinks things
have changed, they haven't.

This country is still
no place for a woman.

I told that to your mother,
now I'm telling it to you.

Yes, yes, perhaps
you are right, dad.

I was born in this house and
I've lived here all my life.

But that's over!
I want no part of you,

the house or the Hainline
name from now on!

I'm leaving in the morning!
You dare tell that to me?

What did that
Kit Tanner tell you?

♪♪

Miguel! Miguel!

Miguel! Get me
my horse!

Wait a minute!
You see Jud,

tell him to follow me to The
T Square Ranch. "Sí, señor."

♪♪

♪♪

(horse neighing)

♪♪

(gunshot echoing)

(labored breathing)

(crickets chirping)

Jud!

Tanner... you...
misera-ble...

You come alone?

I... told my...
father.

Your father sent
you to ambush me

instead of coming himself, eh?

"Him-self?"...
No... I... I've...

been trying to find you since...

last night.

It's after 10:00.

Now look, Jud: Your father
did come himself.

Your trails crossed
at the wrong time.

Try to hang on until we
get to Mitt Well's cabin.

She'll get a doc...

(crickets chirping)

You meant what you
said about leaving.

Well, what are you waiting for?

Kip's dead, isn't he?

You killed him.
No man talks against the Hainline name.

He was a professional
gunfighter,

you couldn't have shot
faster than he could.

Where did the bullet
hit him, dad?

In the back? Alice, I'm going to
forget that you're my daughter.

You're going to make me...
If I could forget that you're my father,

I'd go to the marshal
and tell him the truth.

Instead I'm going to run
as far as I can!

Dad, you always told Jud and me

you sent mother away
because the country

was too hard for her,
she couldn't stand it.

Well, I know now
you didn't send her.

She left you! Just as I am,
and for the same reasons.

I loved your mother;
after she left here

I got to hating everything,
hating everybody.

Because she told you too
the Hainline name wasn't

good enough for her?
Helen, so help me...

Oh, my leaving won't bother you!

You? You still
have Jud!

He thinks you're
what a man should be.

No doubt you'll both
be happier without me.

And what do you think
would have happened to us...

if I'd let you marry
a man like Gene Tanner?

Let a man come into my family
who's taking my land.

(glass clinking)
Ruining me!

If you had, perhaps none
of this would have happened.

When I do find another man
who'll have me,

he'll want me more
than he wants money or land.

The stage leaves
Abilene at 2:30.

I'll be on it.

Ozzy's been out 24 hours
looking for Tanner.

Your story better be on
the level or I'll run him in,

and this time
he won't break out.

What would he have to gain
if he isn't on the level?

Do you think he'd send
for your help?

No, he wants
to clear Gene's name,

and he wants to clear himself.

Now I guess you owe
him that chance.

My job is to owe that to
anybody, even a gunslinger.

You changed your mind
about him in a hurry.

(rifle cocking) I hope you
know what you're doing.

By morning we'll be
trespassing on Hainline land,

and I hope Tanner knows
what he's doing.

All the boy are waiting
outside of the town.

♪♪

"Señor" Jud!
But...

Where's your father and the others?
I have not seen them yet.

Things are going
to happen here fast.

They can't be late.

♪♪

Kip!
He tried to kill me.

At least he... thought
he did, I guess.

I'm glad, I'm so glad.

What really happened, Kip?

(Seth)
Who is it, Alice?

Who's there?

I better talk to him alone.
Oh, don't do anything...

It'll be up to him.

I'll, I'll wait out here.

♪♪

Alice, where...

Tanner.

You got to The T Square
a little too early.

I wasn't there.

Tanner, I haven't
left this place.

You can't prove that I have!

But I'll tell you now,
you'll never leave

this place
alive! I'll...

(Alice weeping)
Dad!

Stay where you are!

That was Alice out there!
I know it.

I'm sorry it had
to happen this way.

It couldn't be helped.

She just saw the man
you shot at The T Square.

You're crazy!
I didn't shoot any...

You know who that man
was, Hainline?

It was your son, Jud.

Jud... Jud!

You're lying, Tanner,
I don't believe you!

(screaming)
Dad!

(sobbing)
Oh, God!

He already knows, I told him.

Kip, why did you kill him?

I wasn't even there
when it happened.

Your father send Jud
to find me and try to kill me

the night before; he thought
I'd head for the ranch.

He was waiting.

In the darkness your father
mistook Jud for me.

He didn't wait around
to see who he'd shot.

Dad, is that true?

Now there's nothing.

All those years of sweat
trying to build something

out of nothing...
trying to hold on to it.

And now there's nothing...
my son is gone.

My wife...

my daughter.

Tanner, it makes a man
sick in his insides

clean through, sick
in every inch of him!

Now I got you to thank for it!

You and your brother!

You still can't blame
yourself, can't you, dad?

You didn't think you
were breaking the law

when you killed Gene,
took that money.

Don't give me any more misery
than I got, Tanner.

And it didn't bother you at all

that you ruined all those
people.

Forced them to sell,
breaking their families.

All you thought about
was your own misery.

I'm going to take you
into town, Hainline,

and turn you over
to the marshal.

I'm not leaving here, Tanner.

And neither are you, not alive.

Dad!
You keep out of this.

Now look over there, Tanner.

Now just be careful, unless
you want to die right here.

Marshall's on his way out here.

You won't get away with it.
Get away with what?

Defending myself
against a murderer?

The man who killed Andy Ferris?

And the man who shot
my son Jud in the back?

Dad, you're forgetting
that I know the truth.

You didn't see anything
that happened, Alice.

You couldn't testify against
me if you wanted to!

Everybody knows Tanner
hated the Hainlines.

He had a reason for killing Jud.

And that's what the courts
are going to believe.

Kip, he might make them believe it!
Yes, he just might.

Marty, get his guns!

(screaming)
Kip!

Alice, you...

♪♪

Rifle will put a bullet
through that chair, Tanner!

(gunshot)

(glass shattering)

♪♪

Hiya!

♪♪

♪♪

Hainline and his men
are behind me.

He killed Gene and Andy Ferris.

You want proof?
You can ask his daughter.

♪♪

Uhh!

♪♪

♪♪

Where is he?
Over there,

♪♪

He's dead.

♪♪

Wanted to die here,
nothing could stop him.

Funny how a man will think
when he knows

there isn't much time left.

He started with that anvil
out in this country.

Well, it's all over.

Your brother's ranch is
yours now if you want it,

but Abilene will be
no place for guns, Tanner.

Hainline couldn't learn that.

You're still alive, you
got a chance to learn it.

A day will come when no man
will carry guns in this country.

Marshall, for me
that day is here now.

I'll run the ranch.

Maybe I can pick up where
Gene's life left off.

I'd like to pick it up
in a lot of ways.

A lot of ways.

♪♪

♪♪

(roaring)