All language subtitles for Gunsmoke.S13E20.Hill.Girl.720p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.H.264-DarkSaber_track3_[eng]

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[ Gunshot ]

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-"Gunsmoke," starring
James Arness as Matt Dillon.

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[ Gunshots ]

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[ Gunshot ]

[ Horse nickers ]

-I may have some use
for that horse myself.

-Unh-unh. Unh-unh.

-Horse stealing's always
kinda hard to explain.

Isn't it, miss?

-I weren't stealin'.
Just needed a ride.

You've got a real strong horse
here, mister.

Wouldn't hurt him, now,
me sittin' up along with ya.

-Number one, we might not be
going in the same direction.

Number two, you don't look like
you're dressed

to travel anywhere.

Number three,

you hardly appear old enough to
be wanderin' around like this.

Hey! Wait a minute!

-Aah!
-Hold on.

[ Gunshot ]

-How long you been foolin'
with our little sister?

♪

[ Thunderclap ]

[ Thunderclap ]

-Hurry up with that.

-Spiney ain't left
much of this, Elbert.

-Merry, these peas are off.

-Oh, let us have what you got.

-Here.

-Come on.

-I ain't goin' back.

You ain't got no call
to take me back.

-You ain't runnin' off to get
mistreated by no town feller.

-Look, I wasn't treatin',
mistreatin' or anything else.

All I was doing
was going duck huntin'.

And I turn around,
first thing I know...

-Aah!

-The matter with you, boy?

Ain't you heard
silence is golden?

[ Laughter ]

-Silence is golden.

[ Laughter continues ]

-I lied to you.

He ain't my fella.

You hear me?

He ain't my fella.

-You been told
to shut your mouth.

-I ain't going back.

I ain't a-marryin' and raisin'

a passel of kids and sittin'
house on men and kids

and mendin' all my days.

I ain't doin' it. You hear?

Roland Daniels!

Elbert Moses!

Now, you listen here to me.

I'm old enough to be a-thinkin'
for myself.

-Woman needs a man's thinkin'.

-You're our sister and kin.

You're stayin' home
and bein' took care of.

-Took care of?

Feedin' you,
scrubbin' for you...

You ain't nothin' but a pair
of pigs, like that slimy...

[ Slap ]
-Oh!

-You listen here, woman.

Now, that storm's gonna pass,
and then we're headin' home.

Till then, you mind your mouth.

♪

-[ Crying ]

[ Laughter ]

-[ Screaming ]

-[ Laughing ]

[ Thunderclap ]

-[ Snoring ]

[ Thunderclap ]
-[ Continues snoring ]

-[ Whispers ]
You best not make no fuss.

Lest they sleep
that whiskey off,

they'll bash your head in,
not even thinkin' about it.

-Just what am I bein' tied up
for anyway?

They know you lied
about meeting me.

-Mister, it's your horse
and your gun,

maybe even your boots
that's on their mind.

-What?

[ Thunderclap ]

-[ Continues snoring ]

What are you talkin' about?

-Tryin' to work up enough nerve
to kill you is the way

I see 'em.

They ain't my true brothers,
only half brothers.

I be thankful for that.
They don't come no meaner.

-Knowin' what they might do,
you still won't untie me?

-I told you.

They wake up and you're gone,

they'll be breaking a piece
of firewood over my head.

[ Thunderclap ]

Could be gone with you.

You take me to Dodge.

-No, Miss.
I'm not takin' you no place.

No.

[ Thunderclaps ]

-They could never catch up
to that good horse you got.

-All right.

[ Thunderclaps continue ]
-[ Continues snoring ]

[ Thunderclap ]

-We slip outta here real quiet,

they may not sleep off that
whiskey till in the mornin'.

-If they weren't so drunk,

I'd like to give 'em
somethin' else

to sleep off
before we get out of here.

-Now, you listen here.

I ain't untyin' you when maybe
you get whupped first,

then it be me.

You hear?

-All right. We'll just slip
out of here real quiet-like.

[ Thunderclaps ]

-[ Snoring ]

[ Thunderclaps ]

[ Thunderclap ]

[ Thunderclap ]

♪

[ Indistinct conversations ]

-Howdy, Newly.

-Mornin', Festus, Doc, Marshal.

-Well, thought you'd be gone
a couple of days, Newly.

-Well, sir, I kinda
had to cut the trip short.

I, uh...

Excuse me.
This is Merry Florene.

Merry Florene,
this is Marshal Dillon,

Doctor Adams, and Festus Haggen.

-How do, Merry?

-Merry Florene?

Didn't know you was goin' up
in the hills

to do your huntin', Newly.

-You a kinda book-learnin'
kinda doc, ain't ya?

-Well, yeah. I guess.
Yes. I'm that kind of doc.

-Merry Florene
is just visiting in town.

I mean, well, she was on her way
down here,

and I just kind
of picked her up.

I mean, I met her.

And, uh, it's --
it's kind of a long story.

We should be getting along.
Uh, I'll talk to you later.

[ Indistinct conversations ]

-I didn't know
Newly was that good of a hunter.

How'd you like to be gatherin'
eggs and find her in a nest?

-I'm gonna hand you
over to Ma Smalley's here.

She runs a boarding house,

and she'll put you you up
for a while.

-Anything you say, Mr. Newly.

-Well, Newly, it sounds to me
like that's a family matter.

Now, if she was willing to say
that she's been mistreated

or something like that, well,
maybe I could do something.

I'll bet she wouldn't be willin'
to do that.

-Yeah.
You see, hill folks has got

a way of kinda settlin' things
betwixt theirselves.

And -- and Merry Florene,
not -- not havin' no kinfolks,

'cept for them half brothers...

Why, they rule the roost,
like they say.

-But, Newly, now that she's got
a place to stay,

maybe if you found her a job,

then she'd be in a position
to make decisions of her own.

-Hey, Newly.

I just heard Jonas
say over the store

that he just might be puttin'
on some new help.

Now I'd get over there and see
him, see if he couldn't use her.

-Well, that's a good idea, Doc.
I'll go on over there right now.

Thank you.
-Newly.

-Well, I sure wish
I could stick around

and see how all this works out.

-Might be interesting.
-Well, when will you be back?

-Aw, this trial shouldn't take
more than a day or two.

Probably be back by the end
of the week.

Now, Festus, you'll look out
for things around town.

-Just don't you fret
about a thing, Matthew.

-So long, Kitty.
-Bye, Matt.

-Doc.
-See you, Matt.

You know, I think I just
may leave town myself.

-Why?
-For safety's sake.

-Whose?
-My own.

You may not have considered
this, Kitty,

but any time Matt leaves town
and pins that badge on him,

he's liable
to go up and down the street.

His head'll swell up,
and he'll be struttin' around

like a banty rooster
and twirlin' that gun.

And the gun'll go off
and kill people.

-You...

-There will be women
and children,

and I'm not gonna
to stick around

and see the terrible carnage
that might ensue.

And if you were smart,

you'd just close the doors
and take everybody with you

and just get get outta town
till Matt gets back.

That's what I have to say.

-Come on. There he goes.
Smart aleck.

♪

-[ Exhales deeply ]

[ Exhales deeply ] All right.
Now, put your weight on it.

-I-I think that larger pair...

-No, sir, Mr. Jonas.
These is the ones I like.

These is the prettiest ones
in the whole store.

-Oh, but while you're getting
accustomed to wearin' shoe...

I mean, well,
those come in larger sizes.

I could order 'em for you.

-These is the ones I want.

-All right.
You want 'em, they're yours.

-Well, I'm obliged, Mr. Jonas.
I truly am.

I just know Mr. Newly's gonna
like 'em. Don't you?

-Oh, I'm sure he will.

-Well, night, Mr. Jonas.
I'll see you in the morning.

[ Clatter ]

They feel good.

-Now, get over here.

Missy, what you've got comin',
I wouldn't wish on a dog.

-You've been in town
but a few days,

and we got us a fancy dress.

And she's got here shoes!

-It ain't what you're thinkin'!

-Hey.
That fella, where'd he be?

-Don't know.
I mean, I ain't seen him.

-If he ain't with you,

who bought you
this pretty little dress?

-Mr. Jonas, the storekeeper,

and I'm payin' for it
out of wages.

-Wages?

-Tryin' to say
I'm working in a store.

Payin' for myself's
what I'm doin'.

-Well, that saves that feller's
skin for not foolin' with ya,

but you ain't in any luck.
Now get!

-Come on. Get up.

Now get up there.
Now turn around.

-I got a job!

I ain't goin' back
to no hill shack no more.

I'm gettin' $4 a week
for cleanin'

and helpin' Mr. Jonas out
a little bit.

-Wait a minute.
We sells skins

of a month's trappin's,
and we get a measly $10.

And you tellin' me
you makin' $4 a week?

-You mean to tell me
that Mr. Jonas,

he trusts you in that store?

-Ain't no reason
why he shouldn't.

-[ Chuckles ]

-What you got on your minds?

-All right, now, missy.

You been talkin' too much
all your life.

Just shut up,
and you answer yes or no.

There's guns in that store,
and money. Right?

-There's lot of things, but --

-No "but"s!

How much does he keep?

-I don't know.

But this ain't nothing
to rush now, Elbert Moses.

-I ain't rushin',
Roland Daniels.

All right. Now, you look about
that money and such.

You figure us in town again
and another talk.

-I ain't goin'
back no matter what.

-Now, you listen here.

We don't get us a fair share
of that store money,

you ain't only going back,

you gon' get a good taste of
mule harness across your back.

Now, you get.

-Hey. And if you
talk to to the law...

-Go on. Get.

-Here we are.
-Thank you.

-And I thank you.

-Miss Kitty.
-Mm-hmm?

-I sure hate to ask ya.

It's may be personal,

but you got sure pretty hair,
the way it's done.

-Certainly.
I'll tell you what.

Sometime when Mr. Jonas
can spare you,

you just come on over,

and we'll see
what we can do about yours.

-She sure is pretty.
-Oh.

Miss Kitty, is that all right.

As soon as you finish them
ribbons, you can go.

[ Door closes ]

-How does it look to you?

-Well, it...
it's hard to say.

I don't think
it'll be any problem, though.

-There's good news.

-A new spring oughta do it.
I figure...50 cents.

-I thought you said
it oughtn'ta be problem.

-Well, it could've been
an worn hammer.

It'd have cost you twice
as much.

-Well, that ain't no reason

to just hold a feller up.
-Well, maybe...

-I think you're takin'
gougin' lessons from old Doc.

That's what you're doin'.
-No, sir.

-You...
-Mr. Newly?

-Well, howdy, Merry Florene.

-Is there somethin'
I can help you with?

-Just kinda looking around.

-Well,
if you ain't lookin' pretty.

Fact is, you're just
pure ol' day of blossomin'.

That's what you're doin'.

-Obliged for the words.

-Newly, you reckon you
could give me the borrowin'

of a deputying pistol
till you get done with mine?

-Sure, Festus.

This one
here'll be satisfactory.

-Much obliged to you.

Merry Florene.

-You weren't very polite
to Festus.

-Can't abide no lawman,

'special a hill man
what come to be one.

Once she gets time,
Miss Kitty's fixing my hair.

Sure make a difference
having a fancy 'do.

-Mm-hmm. I guess it will.

-I been in town a spell.

I ain't seen you around
sparkin' none.

-Sparkin'?

-Well,
I heared it from Ma Smalley,

you kinda take to sparkin'
females.

Kinda flittin', like they say.

-Well, I ain't got no feller
in town,

wouldn't mind us getting
a little more friendly.

-Look, Merry Florene.
It's up for the feller --

fellowto call on the girl.

And I'd appreciate it
if you'd tell Ma Smalley

she talks too much.

-Always figured
I was passable to boys.

-Sure. I agree.

-Pretty, ain't it?

-Sure is.

Looks expensive, too.

-Costed $5.

-$5?

You don't make that kinda money

you can be spendin' $5
on somethin' like this.

-Didn't spend nothin'.

Mr. Jonas ain't missin'
one of them bracelets.

-You mean you just took it?
-Oh, gee.

He ain't missin'
one outta all them he got.

-That's stealing!

-Man's got a whole store.

He ain't hurtin' none, me havin'
a little bitty bracelet.

-In fact,
it's worse than stealing.

Mr. Jonas is -- is trusting you,
and you're violating that trust.

-What's violatin' a trust?

-Violate --

Never mind.

What you just did makes me sorry

I ever brought you here
to Dodge.

-I'll take it back, you say so.

-It's not what I say.

It's what's right
and what's wrong.

-Said I'll take it back.

You don't even spark me none,
do you?

-Look.
Let's get one thing straight.

Just because I brought you here
to Dodge doesn't mean that...

There's your brothers.

-Mister -- Mr. Newly,
don't make no fuss.

-Fuss...
I'm gonna make a fuss.

They kicked me in the face,
tied me up...

-It'd just make trouble for me

if Deputy Festus
went and put 'em in jail.

-They probably intend makin'
trouble anyway.

That's why they're here in town.

-Unh-unh.
I talked to 'em already.

-You talked to them already?
-Yeah.

-And they didn't --
didn't try to take you away?

-Kinda seen
I was bein' good tooken care of.

Kinda sorry they roughed you up.

It'd be best for me
you don't get them boys riled.

♪

-If they harm you in any way,
you come straight to me.

-I'm obliged.

Hear they got a thing
goin' every Saturday night

down the town hall.

-Yeah. It's a social.
You know, dancing?

Things like that.

-You takin' a gal?

-I might.

-Might means you
ain't asked-ed anybody yet.

Take me, you like.

-I haven't made up my mind
if I'm goin'.

-What you mean is,
I ain't good enough to take.

-No. I didn't say that.

-I ain't pretty, but ain't
nobody never said I was ugly.

-Well, it's not a question
of not bein'

pretty or bein' pretty.

-You mean,
if I was real pretty,

you'd still be sayin' no?

-Well, certainly I'd...

[ Clatter ]

Look, Merry Florene,
if I'm not doin' anything

Saturday night, and if nothin'
important comes up,

and if I get all my work done,
we'll go.

-Sure is a lot of if-in'.

-Well, I said we'd go, didn't I?

-Mr. Newly, I'm truly obliged!

-Okay.

And take the bracelet
back to Mr. Jonas.

-I'm givin' it back
first thing.

-Mr. Jonas?

-Yes?

-I took it to myself
a bracelet from you.

-I know.

-You knowed I stole it?

-You didn't steal it,
Merry Florene.

I knew you'd tell me about it
when you had a mind to.

-But I weren't goin'
tell you 'bout it, Mr. Jonas.

-Well, it's yours.
That's a gift for startin'

to work for me.

-I can't wear it now,
Mr. Jonas.

-All right.

Merry Florene, if there's ever
anything in the store you want,

why, help yourself.

We'll take it out of your pay
a little each week.

Now, clean up
them cabbages for me.

-Yes, sir.

♪

[ Piano playing in distance ]

-What you boys doin' here?

-How long he leave you alone?

-Till he gettin' his supper.

-Make like you sellin' us
some shells

in case somebody comes in.

-You boys
ain't gettin' me in trouble.

-You listen here, girl.

You find out what trouble is,
this don't go right.

Now, where's he
hidin' the money?

-He ain't got much.

-Big store like this
don't carry no money?

-You quit that!
-Cool it. Cool it!

-Don't... Quit it!
-Squash you like a bug, girl.

-Folks don't bring him much
money in here till Saturday.

-Albert Moses,
there's money in there!

-I'm a-knowin' it.
I'm a-knowin' it!

-What you thinkin'?

-Tomorrow is Saturday night.

You be talkin' to Roland Daniel
in case somebody comes in.

-I ain't talkin' to him.

-Talkin' to me?

-Well, come Saturday night,
you leave that door bolt back.

-I ain't doin' it.
-What?

-Uhh! I ain't doin' it!

-Girl, you gon' open that door.

-You ain't hurtin'
Mr. Jonas none!

-Company.

-It'll be 25 cents, mister.

-Wells, you just put it
in your collection book, missy.

We'll be here Saturday night
to straighten it all out.

[ Chuckles ]

Obliged.

-Hey, you two ridge runners!

-Look who's callin' who what.

-Never mind that.
I wanna talk to you.

You Merry Florene's brothers?

-That'd be us, Deputy.

-What are you doin' here
in Dodge City?

-Just callin' on Merry Florene.

-Now, what I heared about you
two, I don't particular like.

You get it in your heads
to start polly-foxin' around

and givin' her
any kinda miseries,

I'm gonna get on you
like ugly on an ape.

Now, put that in your hats.

-We ain't done nothin'
but seein' Merry Florene

be treated right!

-Along with a bit o' seein' we
get treated right our own self.

-[ Laughs ]

♪

-Well, I guess it is
a pretty hard life up there.

-Hat tippin' and such
ain't much known, ma'am.

-Well, that part of it
wouldn't worry me.

Hat tippin' and a word
with a smile isn't always

what it seems to be.

-It's kinda nice to be treated
like a fancy lady.

-You know somethin'?

If you can look past the smile
and the tipped hat,

you'd be on much safer ground.

I'd much rather hear a good,
old cuss word.

It's more honest. Okay.
There.

Looks like there's been
a slight improvement.

Well, I didn't mean
to make you speechless.

It was all right there
to begin with.

-Ma'am,
I ain't never goin' back.

I ain't never goin' back,
no matter what.

-I left home hardly knowin'
how to read or write.

I didn't have the slightest idea
what the outside world was like,

like a fish outta water.

-It's sort of the way I feel,
like a fish outta water, sorta.

You sure say things
like they is.

-Well, you know,
it takes an awful lotta learnin'

to find out
where you really belong.

-You sayin'
I ain't got no sense?

-Maybe I am.

Just like I was --

too many beatings,
too many betrayals.

You live in a small, little
world with no chance to learn.

You're not trustin' yourself,
so you don't trust others.

But sooner or later,
you gotta learn to trust people,

like, uh, Festus, for instance.

-The deputy?

-Now, he's paid to maintain
the law just like the marshal.

He knows you're unhappy 'cause
your brothers been in town.

But officially,
he can't do anything

to interfere with your life.

And he's waitin'
for you to come to him.

-I don't like no law.

-Well, if there weren't law,

there'd be an awful lot
of us doin' an awful lot

of things and feelin'
mighty smug about it.

I didn't mean
for this to turn into a lecture.

-It's all right, ma'am.

If somebody -- if somebody
want to do somethin',

but, say, they got catched
afore they done it, well,

I guess they'd be in for a
pretty hard time, wouldn't they?

-That depends on what they
were plannin' on doin'.

And I think you'll get
a better answer

from Matt Dillon and Festus.

-I ain't talkin' to them.

-I don't think you've
listened to a word I've said.

-My hair looks pretty as yours?

-Prettier.

-I'm a-thankin' ya.

♪

[ Fiddle playing in distance ]

-I figure to close
a little early, Merry Florene.

Why don't you run on, get ready
for that shindig tonight?

-Thank you, Mr. Jonas.

I-I have to go get my shawl
in the back.

♪

Night, Mr. Jonas.

-Oh, Merry Florene.

[ Cash register bell dings ]

-I can't wear that bracelet
no more, Mr. Jonas.

-Well, it's been in the store
over a year.

The fact that you like it's
probably the only profit

I'll ever get out of it now.

-And I got no money due me.

I-I still owe you
for this dress and shawl

and these shoes.

-Well, let's just say
that I'm pleased

to get the good, honest services
of a girl like yourself.

So let's also say that the dress

and the shoes and the shawl
kinda go with the job,

get you started in town.

You take that. You run along.
You have a good time tonight.

[ Blows air ]

[ Blows air ]

-[ Whistles ]

[ Fiddle playing in distance ]

-I sure had me a nice pick.

That place in front
of the dance is just full of it.

-Come on. Tie him up.
-All right. Come on.

[ Door closes ]

-[ Lowered voice ]
Lock the door, you nit.

[ Door locks ]

♪

-The money!

♪

-What's the matter?

-Uh,
I just remembered I forgot.

-What'd you forget?

-I-I forget them
pretty earrings Miss Kitty

give me to wear
to the dance tonight.

-Well, you look fine.

We were supposed to meet
Nathan Burke and Sue

5 minutes ago. Come on.

-No. I gots to get 'em.
-Well, I'll wait here for you.

-No. You go on ahead,
and I'll meet ya.

-Well, hurry up.

[ Cash register bell dings ]

-[ Lowered voice ]
Here. Wait. Wait.

-More money than there is
in the whole wide world.

-[ Laughing ]

-Shh! Shh.
[ Laughter ]

Shh. Shh.

Shh!
[ Clatter ]

-Oh, I wish
we'd brought another bag...

-Shh!

Fat chance I'd be able
to put it on a pack mule.

[ Laughter ]

-Shh! Shh.

[ Clatter ]

-[ Laughs ]
-Shh.

Shh!
-[ Laughs ]

Let's go on outta here.
-Shh! Shh!

[ Latch clicks ]

-You boys!

Ain't nobody with me.

-Whatchu doin' here, girl?

-I seen Mr. Jonas
come back to the store.

-He almost caught us!
-What you do to him?

-We've cracked him
over the head.

And hold on, there.
-He might be hurt.

-Well, he ain't.
He got a head like hickory.

-I've got to go see him.
-Now, you listen here, girl.

Now, you stay clear of him.

We don't want
you tyin' us to this.

Now, come on.
You keepin' [?] them horses

'cause we's goin' home,
and you're comin' with us.

Now, get!

-I don't want no backtalk
from you, girl. None!

[ Gunshot ]

-The horses!

[ Gunshot ]

♪

-Mr. Jonas!

[ Horse whinnies ]
-Get down, Roland.

The horses!

-Well, what are we gonna do?
-Get back inside. Quick!

-[ Groaning ]

-Get in there! Get in there.

-Hold on. Bolt the door!

-[ Groaning ]

Oh.

-Mr. Jonas!
-Oh...

-Get in here!

[ Metal clinking ]

-Come from the general store.

-Locked.
Let's get around the front.

-Oh!

Whoa! Oh!

Oh!

-Come get him.
Help me with this.

-I'm sorry, Mr. Jonas.

-Stay back! Stay back.
Stay back.

-All you people outside,
you get away from here!

[ Gunshots ]

[ Gunshots continue,
glass shattering ]

-You throw them guns down,

get your hands up
and get outta here.

You hear me?
-Not likely we ain't!

We're gettin' away from here,
back to them hills!

-Why, it's them ridge runners.

Well, you ain't gettin'
outta this town.

I'll guarantee you that!

-We've got your store man
in here!

You gonna do like we say!

-You ain't a-hoo-rah-in' me.

Jonas locked up
more than a couple hours ago.

-Tell 'im.

I said, "Tell 'im!"

-Festus!

They've got me!

-And he's shot, Mr. Festus!

-Merry Florene?!

-Now, you clear outta them
streets right now!

That is, if you want
this store man to live!

-Mr. Jonas, you all right?

-Tell 'im.

-I'm bleedin' quite a bit,
Festus.

-Boy, I sure set things
in motion, didn't I?

-Oh, it ain't your fault,
now, Newly.

-All right, everybody.
Get on back to the dance.

Go on. Get on. Hurry up.
Get outta the way, now,

'cause there's gonna
be a lotta shootin' 'round.

Go on. We'll handle it.
Just --just go on.

All of you, get on back.

Don, Jim, Hank, Come with me.

Go, Get back to that. Hurry up.

Stay outta the way now.
Get 'em all outta there.

-Doc, we're in a pickle.

We better get in here
and keep a lookout.

[ Metal clanking ]

-Merry Florene, we need a wagon
to get Roland Daniel outta here.

-A wagon?
-That's right -- a wagon.

There's one down
at the freight depot.

You get it,
and you get back here quick!

-Elbert Moses,
Mr. Jonas need a doctor,

and so do Roland Dan--

-You don't tell me nothin',
girl!

Do like I say!

[ Gun cocks ]
They try and stop you,

you make 'em see
they hadn't oughta.

Now you get! Get!

Come on, girl. Move!

-She sure made a fool outta me.
Gimme that.

-What are you doin'?

-I'll find out somethin'.
-Newly.

-There's nothin'
we can do for Mr. Jonas

till we find out
what they're up to.

-I never thought
I could be so stupid.

-I didn't want no part
in that robbin', Mr. Newly!

-Then how did your brothers
get in there?

-If you had the likes
of them two breathin' your neck,

you'd be doin' the same thing!

-Mr. Jonas could die
if we don't get him to a doctor.

Now you listen to me.

Mr. Jonas has been
a friend to you.

And I guarantee if your brothers
try to drive this wagon

out of Dodge with him
as hostage,

a posse's gonna follow

with some more people
who have been friends to you.

Now anybody,
and I mean anybody, gets hurt,

it's gonna be on your head.

-Well, what you want me to do?

-You do
exactly what I tell ya.

[ Clanking ]

[ Fabric rips ]

-Put that up against it.
-[ Groans ]

-Hold on. [ Breathing heavily ]

That's about all
I can do for now, Roland Daniel.

-Elbert Moses...
-Eh?

-You don't -- you don't think
figure Merry Florene's

gonna run out on us, do you?

-No. No. She's gonna be back.
It'll be fine, just fine.

-Good.
-Just fine.

-Hope she hurries up.
I'm hurtin' powerful bad.

-Listen to me.

Now, both your brother and me
need doctorin'.

If you give up this thing
and come to your senses,

everything's gonna be all right.
If you don't --

-Just shut up!

You just hang in about you,
Roland Daniel.

You're gonna be fine as soon
as we shutter this place.

You keep a look on him.

-Matthew leaves me in charge
of the town,

and I let somethin'
like this happen.

-Oh, it isn't your fault.

-Oh, it is too, Doc.

Now, I knowed the hill folks
all my life.

I've known good 'uns,
and I've known bad 'uns.

And them there is bad 'uns.

I'd ought to have did
just Matthew would have did

when he -- when he seen
that they had set

to do somethin' bad, he'd-a ran
'em right out of town.

-You 'bout ready?
-Yeah. Just about.

-What if it don't work?

-It'll work.

Now, take the wagon around front
of the general store

and do just
exactly what I told you.

And be careful.

-I will.

♪

Mr. Newly,
got the -- those things you...

♪

Hyah! Hyah! Hyah!

-[ Lowered voice ] She's comin'.

She's comin'. She's comin'.

You'll be all right. Huh?

-I'll be all right.
I'm gonna be all right.

-When that wagon gets here,
you better do like I told you,

or I'll put another bullet
in that other leg! All right?

-Well, that's it, huh?

-Ain't a whole lot we can do,
neither,

'cept follow along out of sight
and wait for a chance.

♪

-Come on.
Roland Daniel, come on.

She's here. She's... Go!

Go! Go!

-[ Grunts ]
-Come on!

♪

[ Clank ]

-Move!
-[ Grunts ]

-Let's go, store man.
-Elbert Moses, don't do this!

-I told you to shut up!
Now come on. Get in.

-Fellers, come on.

-Deputy, you follow us,
I'll kill him!

Get in that wagon.
Get in there.

-Oh!
-[ Grunts ]

-Come on.
-I ain't goin'!

-I said, get in that wagon!

-Elbert Moses, we better haul.
-Hyah!

[ Horse galloping ]

-Roland Daniel,
put that gun down!

You ain't never done nothin'
but beat me

till I didn't know
which side was down.

Now, you put that gun down

'fore it goes off and you find
yourself facin' a hangin'.

[ Exhales ]

Beatin' on me is one thing.

Stealin' from Mr. Jonas
is worse.

But ain't nobody
gonna hang you for it.

[ Exhaling deeply ]

You gonna shoot me?

You do, and by all the haints
that wander Sinners Ridge,

you'll never see the sun come up
over Spiney's Cave again.

♪

-Roland Daniel!

[ Gun clatters ]

-[ Crying ]

Mr. Jonas. [ Sobbing ]

-[ Whispers ] It's all right.

-Go get that other 'un, Don.

-Jonas, how are you?
Can you walk?

-Well, not good, Doc.

-Hank, you and Jim
help him upstairs.

-Him's hurt, too, Doc.

-Well, bring him up, too.
-Come on.

Get outta the way.

-[ Grunting ]

-Hey, somebody!

Somebody give me a hand!

-Mr. Newly?

-Merry Florene. [ Exhales ]

-I'm still hungry!
We wanted some collard greens.

-Or possum!
-[ Shouting indistinctly ]

I ain't gonna bring you nothing
no more.

It's your duty to take care --
No, it's all right --

It's your duty!

-Possum and collard greens.

Where in the tarnation
do you think you're at?

Matthew, am I glad to see you.
-Hello, Festus.

-You sure knowed what you
was doin' when you went off

to Hayes, I'll tell you that.

-Yeah. Well, I, uh,
saw Mr. Jonas.

He told me what's been
happening around here.

-Did he tell you
they've had me a-hoppin' around

like a flea on a hot skillet?

Did he tell you that I ain't
had me one wink of sleep

since we had them knuckleheads
in the calaboose here?

Did he tell you that?

They've been a-squallin'
and a-bawlin'...

-[ Both shouting indistinctly ]

-I'll tell ya,
I'm done with 'em, now, Matthew,

and I'm all gone.

-Festus.
-Newly.

-Uh, I wanted to talk to you.

-Oh. Well, all right.

-I made my peacefuls
with Mr. Jonas and, uh,

explained myself
to Deputy Festus.

And I gots to face up
to you now.

-Well, all right.

I'll tell you, I was just about
to go over to Delmonico's

and have a bite to eat.
Why don't you two join me?

-That'd be fine.
-Good. Festus...

-Matthew, I...
-Keep an eye on things

for a while here, will you?
-Well, uh, Matthew, I...

-Look, I, uh...
Tell you what I figure to do.

After I get something to eat,
I'll probably stop by

and get a bath and a haircut,
maybe get a few hours' sleep.

But I'll probably be back
tonight.

If not,
I'll see you in the morning.

-But you see what -- what...

-[ Shouting indistinctly
and laughing ]

[ Spurs jangling ]

-If you two don't...

[ Laughter ]

♪

-Stay tuned for scenes
from next week's "Gunsmoke."

♪