All language subtitles for [SubtitleTools.com] django shoots first - 1966

Hello! You're the first human
face I've seen in three days.

Trust my friend here
won't disturb your dinner.

All the same. unlike me.
He ain't got much appetite.

Thanks.

If you're heading towards
Silver Creek. stop at the saloon.

Whenever I collect a bounty.
I buy drinks for everybody.

- How much will you get for him?
- Plenty.

$5.000 according
to the bank posters.

$5.000.

Due and payable to me
at the bank of Silver Creek.

$5.000! He was
important. Thomas Gavin.

You know who he is?

He was my father.

You just wait now!

I only aim to bring in your dad.

I don't want to kill
the whole family.

Unless you got a price on
your head, I'm not interested.

Don't try swapping lead with me.
Cos bounty killing is my business.

Now. you mount
that horse and go.

There isn't a living soul who
knows old Garvin had a son.

Take some friendly advice and
move on to some other place!

Don't force me to
do something that I'll-

I'm sorry I couldn't
get here sooner. Dad.

Well. that's done.

Soon as I've finished.
You'll rest real easy.

Ain't very pleasant
work in this heat.

As long as I can recall. Dad. you
never worked up a good sweat.

Know something? I never
understood how you made a living.

We never saw much
of each other. I guess.

That day when you walked out
of the house to buy some tobacco.

I guess I didn't see
you in three years.

And after Mum died I had
to learn to shift for myself.

If I hadn't seen that
poster in Silver Creek.

I wouldn't have known
if you were dead or alive.

New, Dad, do you think that's nice?
To leave your sen for so many years?

Besides. most fathers leave something
to their sons when they pass on.

But not you. You went
and gave that jackal $5.000.

And not a cent to me!

$5.000. Well. he
can't collect it now.

No. sir. Nobody will. I reckon.

$5.000. well. I guess
someone will be glad.

That sure is a lot of money.

$5.000... I have
never seen that much.

Listen. Dad. I was just thinking
you wouldn't want to be buried here.

It's nothing but
rubbish and jack rabbits.

No trees and
nobody rides by here.

Wouldn't it be much
better to be buried in town?

Where there's trees and
shade on a nice gravestone?

Because I was thinking
that it'd be a real shame

to let that reward go to waste.

And besides wouldn't we be better
off if I covered him up instead of you?

I know that you'd
like it that way.

An idea. right?

Django SHOOTS FIRST

It's been a mighty short time
since he escaped and you got him.

I'll be hanged if I can't figure
out why Thomas Garvin broke jail.

Why. two years and he
wouldn't have been out.

You have to give
him a nice funeral.

Sure... And who'll pay?

We will. I'll pay you the money,
and you can take care of it.

All I want is a big headstone.

With his picture.

I promised it to him.

- Gordon. are you making a deposit?
- You know not to ask me that!

Then why are you
always coming in here?

It's because I like to smell it.

Morning. Mr Cooper.

This fella has come to collect
the reward for Thomas Garvin.

Well. $5.000 is a lot of money.

I supposed you
earned it. young fellow.

Here. You have
to sign the receipt.

You too. Sheriff. since
you identified the body.

Glenn Garvin.

Why you carry the last
name of Thomas Garvin?

Because I'm his son.

He's your father.

But he said his son
was called Django!

That's right. they call
me like that in Mexico.

Excuse me, gents.
I'll be back in a minute.

Come in.

There's a fellow
outside with the sheriff

who's come to collect his
reward on Thomas Garvin.

Well?

It's mighty odd. sir. He
says he's Garvin's son.

He's what?

That's right. sir. Glenn Garvin.

I see.

You killed your own
father to collect the reward.

Oh, no, sir. It's not like that.

I'll just bring in
his body, that's all.

And I'm sure my father
wouldn't object to me doing it.

I've been told there was a bounty
killer trailing your father.

Did you run across him?

That's right! I sure did!

Well. you see. he and I
had a difference of opinion.

Then what proof do we have

that the bounty killer
there belongs to you?

Who brings in the
body gets the reward.

You'll have your
reward. so get out.

I'll give you five minutes to get
out of my bank and leave town.

Here you are. You mind
signing this as a witness?

For his funeral. All of it.

- Good morning.
- Mrs Kluster.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

Is anything wrong?

No. Jessica. Business.

Come in.

She's funny. she's my type.

- Who is she?
- A lady.

That's Mrs Kluster.

You are not fit for
someone like that.

Well. Sheriff. sorry.
But I have to go.

Now. don't be worrying about that.
Cos nobody here will be missing you.

You looking for me?

Look up there!

You've killed one
too many this time.

I'm sorry. but you're wrong!

The other fella shot
at him first. I saw it all!

All right. Gordon! I'm
going to bring him in.

But the boy was attacked first.

This dead fella was aiming
at him from up on the roof.

His Winchester was
pointed right at him.

I was the one who saw
him and warned him.

There. you see?

Thought you said you
was fixing to leave town?

Don't worry, I'll leave.

This is the last place on Earth
I'd want to be caught dead in.

Thanks.

You don't mean
to let them run off?

And who'd you be?

You're looking at the one
who's going to bring you luck!

You? Why?

You better listen to
what I'm about to tell you.

Because half of what you
see around here belongs to you.

The saloon. the hotel.
The bank. All that's yours!

Half the bank?

Certainly! Because you
own exactly 50% of it!

That's why Kluster's all fired
out to get you out of town.

But I don't think you're the
kind that scares easy. are you?

Now. come with me!
From now on. we're friends!

This time Miss Lucy won't have
any excuses to not let me in. Come on!

Hello. gorgeous.

- Two whiskeys!
- Get your money out first!

You know if you don't pay for your
drinks in advance. I can't serve you.

But this is a mighty
special occasion.

For. you see. my dear.

My Mend over here is
this bark. new owner.

All of which means
that you'd better watch it!

- I see. And since when?
- He's always been the proprietor.

You'd be looking at Glenn Garvin!
The son of Thomas Garvin!

You sure you're
the son of Thomas?

Yeah. from what my
mum told me. I sure am.

Oh. I've heard lots of
things concerning your father.

Yeah. So have I.

Don't you pay it no
wind! I know all about it.

A few years ago.
Your father came here.

He teamed up with
Kluster. the banker.

And bought this saloon.

They were in partnership.

And your father.
Thomas. had 50% of it all.

But one day there was trouble.

Something about
smuggling guns. I think.

Thomas went to jail.
Kluster went soot-free.

You know why he
wants you out of town!

Yeah. of course.

But their company still exists. Only
you'll take your fathers place!

My dad's place? Now.
Come on! That's too much!

I say it's your rightful duty. boy!

It's about time
somebody denied him in!

I want you to kill him quickly.

And I suggest you be
careful on how you do it.

You'll find him at the saloon.
You better get on with it. Ward.

Don't you worry. I know
how to take care of him.

The Foster brothers tried without
success when you were down in Warren.

Those boys ain't
much good without me.

Ward...

Don't try to be a
hero and go alone.

I've seen him fight.
So you just watch out.

I know my business. lady.

That Kluster is one
of the worst skunks

we've ever had around here.

He must hold mortgages on every ranch
and little farms in the county.

And he's quick to
foreclose. all right!

Well. he'll just
have to watch out.

Because my friend over
here will know just what to do.

I hope so. Django.

I'd be really pleased to have
you here as boss of this saloon.

But take my advice. Better
leave this town while you can.

That Kluster will never give
you half of what he owns.

And besides that. why should he?

He'll just have one
of his gangs kill you!

Watch out!

Evening.

My boys want something to drink.

Well. let's see how
you all did for today.

Not much. huh?

If you don't do better.

I'll have Kluster throw you and
your brother right out of here.

That is. of course. If
you and me reach an-

Ward. you leave my sister alone!

- When I get...
- Leave that money there. Ward.

I was told that you were acting
like you were the owner here.

Of 50% that is. yes.

Hear that. boys? Seems
there's a new owner here.

Now just fancy that!

I guess now before we drink.

We'll have to ask
for your permission.

Seeing as you're
the new partner...

you're entitled
to half the take.

Why don't you pick it up. then?

This here is 50% for Kluster.

This half is mine.

All right. boys. Let's get
along. Sure no sense...

Get out!

Now. you go to your boss.

And tell him that
tomorrow morning

I'm going to be there to
make our accounts. got it?

My compliments to you! You
made this day memorable!

I'll offer the drinks to
honor the occasion!

He and I are going
to do great things!

You two will be getting
yourselves killed!

Hold on.

I want to thank you.

New. What's. he got?

He appears wrong in the head.

All that learning will do that.

Dad...

I didn't think that you
were a man of property.

Sorry. Dad. I
underestimated you.

You'd better let me take care of
that cheek. Let's go to your room.

Listen. Gordon.

Is it true that when someone is
as good with a pistol as Django.

All the gunslingers
come to challenge him?

That's right.

That fella who had that
black cane. Is he one?

Never seen him before.
I don't know what to say.

This is the best room in the
place that we have. Mr Django.

I hope the new owner will
like it and be comfortable.

It must bother you to
have a new owner around.

No. I don't think
so. Thought it might.

I mean. if it causes fighting.
Which you're good at...

my brother and I
have mind to move on.

Why? I thought you liked me.

- And why ask me that?
- Well. I...

I just hope so.

Listen. Django.
Let's get this straight.

As long as you're around these parts.
You better keep away from my sister.

And don't suppose you can
scare me. cos you beat up Ward.

- Oh. no. Billy. That's all.
I won't warn you again.

It's late, Lucy, and you...

Good night. Django.

They're all now working for
Kluster. Trying to scare you.

Sure is enough of them.

Don't worry.

You take care of the ones
on the right side of the street.

And I'll watch the
ones on the left.

All right.

They're all coming to me!

That's right. They must know
you're the most dangerous one.

Now. what did I tell you?
You and me out bluffed them!

I hope so!

- Can you write?
- Well. yes. certainly.

All right. then take a brush

and paint a sign out there
right in front of the door.

"Garvin and Kluster: Partners."

But I'm afraid... There
will be no buts about it!

You realize I'm the
owner of this place?

Unless you start
doing things my way.

That weekly wage you're
earning won't be much.

Come in. Please come in.

- Have you met?
- Yes. I saw her yesterday.

Yes... We've been expecting you.

Well. it seems like a cold reception
for the son of an old friend.

And just what was it
you expected to find?

Well. let me see. A fancy
desk like this. for example.

And with a nice
bunch of flowers. say.

With your card reading.
"Welcome home. partner."

Well. you see. boy.

I don't think things here are
exactly the way you figured.

Now, I'll explain.

You know our father and
I had a small partnership.

And I'm prepared to
give you his part of it.

It comes to almost $10000.
And that's a generous estimate.

From your point of
view. I'm sure it is.

But that's all you have a right
to be paid. The rest is mine!

I created it all with
years of hard work!

And that would be during
the time my father was in jail.

There was another
little difference.

His cell there wasn't decked
out as well as yours is.

My clad didn't have the comforts a
lady like this could afford him.

Your father was an
unfortunate fellow.

What are you trying to prove?

I don't need to prove anything.

I want my 50%. Mr Kluster.

Tomorrow I'll be back. I want to
find everything accounted for.

Half of everything.

Remember. the bank.
The saloon and the ranch.

Oh. I don't expect you to include
the lady.

Naturally.

He certainly isn't
wanting in courage.

All young fools can have
that. but they're brainless.

And the ones with
brains win out in life.

I just saw that Garvin kid.

Yes. he's been paying us a call.

Hey! How did it go?

Well. just fine. I'll
see you later. eh?

- I'll come along!
- No, not this time!

This is a fine state of affairs!

Rich as we are. and
we've only one horse!

- What do you mean "rich as we are"?
- What?

You and I. right?

I give you my word.

Next time I'll shoot him
before we can make a move.

You'd better. or else you'll end
up worse than you did yesterday

when you and your friends
were so roundly beaten up.

Well. you see. ma'am.
We didn't know him then.

Oh. I thought I told you.

Garvin has only won the
first round. Wait till we fight.

I suggest you get started.

You know that I want
that Garvin boy killed.

Mr Kluster. I want him
dead more than you do.

And I aim to do
it myself tonight.

If you can do
that... that's for the best.

Hello!

Oh. thank you!

Actually. I picked them
for my dad's grave.

I guess you've been looking
over the ranch and the house.

No. only from the
outside. I just arrived.

You may visit the
hacienda whenever you like.

As you know. you own 50%. You
must pick out the part you want.

Well. I guess I'll just do that.

Yes. half the part where you live
will be just fine for me.

It's the most beautiful part of the
house, and it's on the south side.

I told you. you
could have a choice.

And so can I.

I have every intention of
being on the side that wins.

Here it is.

Not a bad place. huh?
A little sun. though.

I brought you some flowers. too.

They're right from our ranch.

I'm getting a tree and I'm going to
get you the biggest tomb in town!

With a marble bust!

No. Dad! You don't say anything!

All right. I know you
liked to save money.

But a man like you has
a position to keep up.

You see. I sure am proud
that it was my old man

that built up this whole town.

Frankly. I never would
have believed it.

And now I'm bound to follow you.

All right. Django!
Stay where you are!

You picked the
right place to die!

Excuse me. Dad. but I
won't join you just yet!

Bye!

No.

You're trapped
this time. Django!

We'll close in on
you when it's dark!

He is not here. I looked all
over. No one knows where he is.

Somewhere fooling around!

When he has to deal
with Kluster tomorrow.

He clears that mind of
his by being out all night!

Just when he
needs plenty of rest!

It may not be his fault. Gordon.
But you wouldn't think of that!

You needn't have mentioned
it! That causes bad luck!

Good evening.

I would like to
have my dinner now.

He's dead. He got
him with a knife.

Who did this to you?

Ward... And four other men.

But you got them
all. didn't you?

No. not all of them. I'm
sorry. Next time I will.

And Ward?

He's the one that got away.

Here. let me do that.

I was a practicing physician.

Nothing serious.
Merely a scratch.

Are you still planning to go
and talk to Kluster tomorrow?

I have to do it. Lucy.

Not if you'd take my
advice. you wouldn't

It's simply foolish.
Since you're all alone.

Alone. and. what's
more. with a wounded leg.

Who's all alone? I'm here!

Two obstacles your imagination
exaggerates. Miss Lucy.

Tomorrow. I predict
his leg won't bother him.

And tomorrow they're not
going alone to see Mr Kluster.

I intend to go along with them.

Thanks. That's mighty
nice. I'm sure we'll need help.

I promise when I get my
hands on my money, I'll-

That doesn't interest
me in the least.

What's he got? He sure beats me.

Just one of those studious
kinds. Like I told you!

Listen, Gordon, as far
as Kluster's concerned,

you know I have to go to him
for what he did to my father.

But you don't.

Think it over.

You know. to a man like him.

Your life is worth
no more than mine.

That's all right! I
don't care much!

My interest isn't
the money either.

I'll risk it tomorrow.
You're the performing kind.

Why I'd walk a long
way to see your act.

My great weakness in life is for a
gunslinger who is a concert artist.

Good morning.

- Good morning. sir.
- Good morning.

There's one more. sir.

Sheriff! Sheriff!

- What is it?
- I've just had a robbery!

He killed poor old Cooper. and
he made off with the whole lot.

Recognize the man?

Well. his face was covered up.

But I could swear that it was
Django. the son of Thomas Garvin.

Well. now. that's a
mighty serious charge.

What kind of proof you got?

Is Django still upstairs?
We'll be late to meet Kluster!

Oh. finally!

You keep your men in order.

He's got to be arrested and
tried. I don't want no lynching'!

Don't worry. Sheriff. We
intend to abide by the law.

Come out of there. Django!

You didn't tell me
there was a reception

in your honor this morning!

- What kind of reception?
- One of the uplifting kind.

Well. look at that!

Your partners idea.

Django! Come out with
your hands in the air!

You'll be given a fair
trial. I'll guarantee it!

Thanks for the
guarantee. Sheriff.

But I'd like to know why you want
to bother giving me a fair trial.

The bank was robbed last night.

This knife's yours.
And it killed the cashier.

If I don't see you walk
through that door in one minute.

I'll come in and get you!

We can testify that
you were with us.

No. Remember the four I got?
I used the knife on one of them.

And why not explain
that to the sheriff?

Because the sheriff
needs evidence.

But if we go out together.
We may convince him better.

All right. Django!
That's enough!

I'll come, Sheriff.

Stop shooting!

Django. down here!

Get out of my way. you!

Hold on. gents! Let us through!

Get back in there!

- Make up your mind. Sheriff!
- To hell with you!

- Where did he go?
- I don't know!

Search upstairs!

Sheriff. there isn't
anyone up here.

Then he must have used a
window. Look for him outside!

There he is! He's
getting away! After him!

Mount up! Quickly!

Quickly! Quickly!

Let's go.

He's heading to the hill.

Looks like Kluster's turned this
whole town against the youngster!

His trail ends here.
That's mighty strange.

You all take a look around!

Mrs Kluster?

Mrs Kluster?

Sorry, Mrs Kluster! That Django
has robbed your husband's bank!

And this is where
we trailed him.

You mean in my bathroom?

Yes. ma'am. No. ma'am. it's-

Do you think I'm
hiding him? Get out!

Yes. Yes. ma'am.

On your horses. boys!

He didn't go to the hills.

Let's go back. Come on!

Thanks. Thanks
for the hospitality.

Tell me. why did you hide me.

If you're always on
the winners side?

Because when you know Kluster,
you get rather bored of him.

Why. for me it's just
been the opposite.

Ever since I met him. I haven't had
a moment in which to get bored.

I'm always being shot at
when my back is turned.

Wouldn't it be nice to go and
see other places? Far away.

Why don't you. then?

I'm ready to do just
that when you are. too.

You know. going traveling
takes a lot of money.

They robbed my
bank this morning.

Now. I'm sure that
robber worked for Kluster.

I think you'll get it all again.

Kluster wants you
to wait for him here.

He wants us to
wait for him. too.

Where do you want us to go?

Stay over there by
the mine entrance.

Sure.

I'll get rid of the son the
same way as I did his father.

I had offered him $10,000.

But now it'll only cost
me five for his reward.

The same as Thomas Garvin's.
So. you see I'm saving money.

I hope so. That seems to be your
standard price for the Garvin family.

Hey. not so tight!

That fool boy fell
right into the trap.

It was more difficult to convince
Tom Garvin to break out of jail.

Seemed as if he suspected it.

If that stupid bounty killer. Ringo.
Hadn't gotten himself killed.

We wouldn't have
had all this trouble.

Well. thanks. That'll
be all right now.

It was a tiring day.
But worthwhile.

You'd better get some sleep.

I think you'd better
take some of this.

And it's good for your nerves.

Drink up.

Is the money hidden
in a safe place?

Of course. I gave it to Ward.

He's waiting for my
orders at the old mine.

Well. get some
sleep. Good night.

The money's been given to Ward.

He's waiting at
the old mine now.

Kluster is sound asleep.
So you can kill him.

Then we can go away
together with the money.

No. Not yet.

I want to prove I'm not
a robber or a murderer.

I thought you wanted to kill
Kluster and leave this place.

You're right.

But it's a question of how.

I'd be running away all my life.

Hounded by sheriffs
and bounty killers.

I'll go with clean hands
and my own money.

For that I'll need my friends.

And you're the one who's
going to take me to them.

- Am I?
- You are.

If you want part of the money.

We won't have any news
of Django this evening.

Therefore I'm
going to go to bed.

Well. no news is good news.
I have a hunch he'll show up.

Django!

Now we know where you've been

and we've been
worried about you!

Lucy. hush!

You know Miss Lucy?

I've seen her. Though I wouldn't
want to know a Wench socially.

You won't call me like that!

Hold on! Simmer down! Seems to me
you had that coming to you. ma'am

Oh. let me... Let me go!

It was Kluster who took the money.
But I know where it is. Where's Doc?

He's upstairs.

She's broken up with
Kluster. and wants to help us.

Beware of that woman!

First she deceived
me. Then it was Kluster.

Now. you're next.

I followed her here to kill her.

But when I found
her. I couldn't do it.

Jessica's my wife.

What are we waiting
for? Let's follow her.

She'll be going to Ward.
Unless we get there first.

No! Not out of the front
door. They might see you.

This way!

Let's go!

Garvin and his friends will
be here any minute now.

And Kluster? Where's he?

He didn't want to be
involved in the robbery.

He wants you to take me to
Matamoros. and he'll join us there.

He said for you to leave all the
cash in the bank there in my name.

All right! We're going
to Mexico! Mount up!

Their tracks lead
that way to Mexico!

Let's go.

To the rocks!

I lost track of them
near the Rio Grande.

And we can't follow
them into Mexico.

Well. I can. Sheriff. and I
intend to get my money back.

Besides that. Mrs Kluster
is missing from the ranch.

This is for you.

Ward was trying to take
the money into Mexico.

We found her going with him.

You liar!

You're the thief!

He was the one who planned
it all to be rid of Django!

He's accusing
me to save his life!

The facts seem to deny that.

She profited from our rivalry.
And attempted to rob us both!

The proof is she was caught
running away with the money!

I accuse this woman
of robbery and homicide!

I don't know if this accusation
of yours will be worth much.

Because a husband can't
testify against his own wife.

There's something
you don't know. Sheriff.

This woman is my wife.

Take her away.

I'll lock this in my office.

But the judge must
decide what to do next.

I suggest you don't
go too far. Kluster.

Thank you for recovering
that cash. All right...

I'd certainly say that you
earned your fair share of it.

Well. Mr Kluster.

You'll get a surprise when
you get what's coming to you!

He'll push you out!

Nice of you. Mr Kluster.
To have this shindig.

Oh. you should thank Django.

We wanted a party to celebrate
our new agreement that we signed.

I see! May I have
this dance. Miss Lucy?

- Oh. yes!
- Thanks. Excuse us.

You're afraid you'd lose
the pleasure of killing us!

I could have done
that any time I wanted.

You must still love me.

That's why you've set me
free. You don't hate me.

Doc...

You're such a fool. darling!

Sentiment is always a mistake.

Good bye. Doc!

For once I have trapped you!

If you open that door.
You'll be facing Kluster.

He's the one who'll kill you.

You're wrong! There
isn't anybody out there!

Now that we've enjoyed
ourselves. let's get to work.

May I have the
pleasure of this dance?

Do you mind. Sheriff?

Sure I mind! You're
the prettiest girl here!

Hey. I asked her. not you!

Oh. yeah?

Sorry. Sheriff!

Good luck. and
don't take too long!

Excuse me. folks. I
want another drink.

If I'm killed here.

They'll believe you did it
for the money. and hang you.

OK, Django. It's all yours.

Pick it up!

Take my share. too.

It's a third of a
million dollars!

I'm paying plenty for
the mistakes I made!

There's one more thing
for you to pay. Kluster.

My fathers death.

Sorry. Dad.

I know you don't
care for the idea

of having your worst
enemy share your grave.

But now that he's disappeared.

They'll think he ran
away with the money.

Listen. Dad. This will
give you a big laugh.

I'm going to put a
big price on his head.

Just like the one
he put on yours!

I swear. Dad. this is
the last favor I 'll ask.

- How's the party?
- Great!

Here!

Let me see.

Come on! Hurry!

There. No one will
ever look for it here.

Let's go upstairs.

Excuse me.

Hold on.

Oh. thanks.

Sorry. Sheriff.

I reckon it was all our fault.

At least Kluster's
going to blame it on us.

Where is he?

Where's Kluster?
He's disappeared.

Sheriff! Sheriff! I
was knocked out!

Someone killed Mrs Kluster.
And ran off with all that money!

It was Kluster! No doubt about it!
He's the only one who's missing.

He slipped off in all the
confusion to get even with her!

We better get
moving with a posse!

I'll capture that rattlesnake. even if I
have to turn every stone in the West!

Better have them
bandage that up. son.

Hold on. Sheriff.
I'm coming with you.

No. thanks. Django. I figure
you've done plenty already.

From now on I'll take over.

- All right, Sheriff.
- I'll see you later.

- Django's gone.
- Yeah. to buy some tobacco.

Buy what tobacco? He's
gone with Doc and Gordon.

I even heard they
were headed for Mexico.

But weren't you
fixing to marry him?

That's another one
you let get away.

Take my word for it. You
don't know how to handle him.

- Well. you just wait.
- What for?

I know he's coming home again.

Because he has good
reason. as he will discover.

Gordon, are you going to ride all
the way to Mexico looking backwards?

Well. I spent all my
life in Silver Creek.

I never expected
you'd get homesick.

Naturally. I'm getting homesick.

For the bank and
everything we left in that town.

And Lucy. Have
you forgotten her?

If I'd spent another
day with her.

She might have
convinced me to marry her.

I'm not the kind to
sit behind a table.

I like the outdoor life.

Especially when I
got a third of a million!

I plan to do a lot
with my money.

So long. friends. I'm
riding on to Mexico.

Maybe I can forget what's
happened and start over again.

Take your share of the money.

No. I didn't earn it. You
have and you deserve it.

"I'll always wait for
you. Yours, Lucy."

I didn't think she
would give up so easily!

If you need another witness
when you marry Lucy.

Please write to Durango.

Take my advice. Django. Go back.

I'll see you.

I'd say you're going to be
one of the marrying kind.

- Morning. Mr Garvin.
- Morning.

What security have you got?

- 500 head of cattle. that's what!
- That'll do.

- Morning.
- Morning.

- 150.200...
- Morning.

$200? I said I wanted
to borrow $400.

The difference is the interest. We
deduct the interest in advance.

- Gordon!
- Is that against the law?

Till this evening.

Can I help you?

Jesse Kluster.
Ken Kluster's son.

I understand that I own
50% of all your property.