02x14 - The Kitty Angel Story

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Oh, I

see. All right.

Look, you.

What am I going to do?

You can't leave me here.

Could I take you back to the wagon train?

You're not going to win
any popularity contest there either.

You see,
we were visited by some cousins of yours.

That's black.

And it is no good at all.

You know, picking up little bit orphans,
That's a little bit out of my line.

But you might grow up one day and
take my scalp just to show me how great.

You think that's funny to you?

All right, you win.

I'll take you back to the wagon train
and just place you in Major Adam's lap.

He's the one that makes
the decisions around here.

Is going to be all right.

Well, Major.

After what you heard,
you're still going to let him stay?

I knew what she was
the minute she joined up with us.

With her husband
k*lled by a drunken cowhand.

Well, I.

No decent woman would have a wagon
full of them fancy dresses,

spangles and doodads all over them.

Sari and I knew what she was.

Even if he fooled you, Major.

She's the kind that gets along
by fooling men.

She's a corrupting influence
on this whole train.

I'm sorry, Hogg. I didn't realize it.

It was easy, corrupted. Oh.

I can take care of myself, Sir Adams.

I'm thinking of the innocent
little children we got with us.

How they can be influenced
by the very presence of a woman like that.

How they can.

How their little mind
can be treated and walked by our

man. That ain't true at all.

Kitty,
ain't nothing like you've been saying.

He's a wonderful dancer.

And all those fellows, we would give
our teeth just to get a smile from us.

All right.

All right. Slip

Major.

Here's Mrs..

Miss Angel.

I own my own wagon, and I pay my own way.

And unlike some people,
I mind my own business.

Now, if I promise to stay away
from the little children,

can I go along with you to San Francisco?

Sorry. Word.

You know Mr. Miss Angel from.

I didn't mean to blab, kid.

Just running into the train.

And we'll see you here. I.

I was so darn glad to see you again
that I just

run off at the mouth,
not knowing that I'm too old.

Crows would. Answer the majors like.

I knew her in a lot of places.

I just kept running into her.

Why? Cause he knew her.

And a lot of places, women like that
don't stay put.

They get asked to leave
like she's going to be asked.

Right now.

I'm just a girl. Darn minute, Mrs. Harmon.

So far she's behaved herself
since she's been on this train.

Now she stays to herself
as she's promised.

As I've been doing.

Yes, you have.

And what's the harm in letting her stay?

What's the harm?

That's what I said. What's the harm?

You're asking me
what's the harm in letting her stay?

What about our men?

Folks that are unattached and
even some of them that said their vows?

I wouldn't
put it past them to succumb to temptation.

When that's put
before, I'm no doubt will be

there safe

in the.

About time for you to start supper.

All I got to do is peel sponge.

Why don't you go up here on them?

Safer.

And I reckon they will be watching.

My boy go to drive a no more.

We don't want her kind of money back.

Exactly right.

I thought it was too hard.

What's going on over there?

Oh, what?

Conventional battle.

Actually,
you've got time to catch your vote.

To take this thing to a vote.

Major, Think you find it
so hard to make up your mind?

Come on.

This is hard.

I made up my mind a long time ago,
the first time I read the Constitution

of the United States where it says
nobody is guilty until proven guilty.

And as far as I know, this woman
is bothered nobody on this train.

It also says in the Constitution
that people have the right to vote

and the way they
vote proves what they want.

All right.

We'll take a vote.

Everybody
that's in favor of our leaving this train.

Raise your hands.

Well, I'm just kidding.

It looks to me like you.

Hold on, Hold on.

There might be some folks running here
once more, getting that motion.

If it is a motion.

Just for. The record.

All right, we'll take a vote.

Just for the record, those
that would like her

to stay with the train, raise your hands

for votes.

Just for the record. Now,

Kitty, just ask me to cut out my tongue,
and I'll be glad to.

Pay a little late for that.

I guess we'll have to send it.

Major.

How soon before I have to go,

Angel?

The only settlement anywhere is around
here is a military post.

It's about a day's ride north of here.

And I don't know
if they'll take a single woman in

Fort Sonora.

I passed through there.

They won't

anyway.

I've lost my driver,
and I'm not strong enough to drive myself.

I'll pay anything to stay.

I'll keep to myself
if that's what they want.

Or I'll help the women.

I can cook.

I can.

So I'll look after the kids.

She ain't going to hurt them, are ya?

We want her out, Major. Right away.

Yes, she did.

You put it her out into hunger and thirst
and rain and drought and wild beasts

all by herself.

Maybe there's two on the rampage.

Oh, yeah. So

I got a little one here
just to show that it can happen

to k*ll its relatives.

Family.

I guess that's what they were to Shawnee.

I found it crying,
so I thought I'd better bring it along.

Now, the only other thing I could do
would be leave it to face

rain and hunger and thirst
and drought and wild beasts.

You know, I'm
not against k*lling Indians, but

I never started with a baby yet.

Who's going to take care of him
if you don't take him?

Well, as a matter of fact, Major,
he was hungry, so I didn't stop the quest.

Him. You're the wagon master here.

You're
the one that keeps tabs of the people.

So I thought I knew how to get.

Now, you know, wait until you get.
All right.

You get all the necessary lesson.

He just slips right out of that hole.

McCullough, come back here.

Some of you women are going
to have to play mama to this kid.

So we run into some
Chinese that's already put

down.

I need you here.

I'd like to.

Know, Cassie.

Oh, and it's a helpless little baby.

It's an engine.

You know, we lost our Benji

in that Blackfoot raid
a couple of months back.

Cassie taking care of no engine.

Maybe been.

All right?

Yes. I understand
how Ben Holden feels, but

I was just a kid.

I don't care whether it's red
or white or what color some of you women

and our mothers.

It's because we're mothers that we ain't
taken in our little Indian brat Major.

Well, I'm not a mother,
so maybe I'm colorblind.

I Oh,

but I'll take care of the baby
if you'll let me go on with the train.

That's.

I tried to take it away.

I want to take care of no kid.

She's going to take care of this kid.

That settles both of my problems.

You stay on the train.

We just wait till we get to a town.

Since that's what you all want.

I shall require.

All of you People know that I'm the one
that's supposed to be running this train.

And if any of you don't think
I'm gonna run it,

then you better step out of line
right now.

Well, since my boy.

Ain't going to drive,
how is he going to take care of the baby?

Has still keep up with the train.

Find it right.

I'll do the drive and move.

And I don't reckon
I need Kendra and Billie's enough.

You know,
just seeing as how I'm pushing 18.

And I ain't scared.

You might not like being there
this little, you know?

So I, I, I feel all safe and sound.

Yeah, baby.

Anything I could do. Kitty.

Haven't you done enough?

Good, good, good, good. You.

And where's the baby, Papa?

Oh, shut up.

What are you reading about?

Oh, I guess I'm just so happy, fella.

So the two are reading again, huh?

Well, they've been on their own, so.
I don't know. Too bad.

What are you doing
sitting here like this tomorrow?

That little family group over
there are going out here and do your job.

Gosh darn it.

I probably.

I'll be.

It's hungry. Ooh.

What do we do for milk?

What are we going ahead with the train?

You know,
I reckon I can beg, borrow or steal some.

Well, how do you think?

I mean, what would a drink out of a cup?

Maybe I.

I couldn't rightly say, but,
you know, You forgetting something.

Huh? You know,
maybe it needs changing once in a while.

Diapers.

What do we do for diapers?

Anything we ought to do.

You got maybe got to get a petticoat.

They're all colored and they're all silk.

Well.

You'll have to.

Do I go undressed to maybe

look like

he might be real proud wearing here.

Might even inspire. Him.

Oh. Oh,

We got the Sony Bravia cute little devil.

Mr. Print.

How do you fold a diaper

and comb?

I got to.

Go get that box.

Oh, Indian Bravo. Keep us up all night.

What is yellow.

To see that poor gal
when they're trying to feed the kid.

How she doing it?

Oh, the tin cup is all she's got.

Oh, he can't take it that way.

He's much too young.
Oh, I sort of tried to tell her.

You're white sweater, Ben.

I watched it today. Jesse.

What are you going to do?

I'm sorry to disobey you, Ben,
but I'm going over to the enemy.

No matter where you are.

Boy, you're right.

Oh, he doesn't want any more.

What's he crying about?

Well, he taking air with his milk.

He probably has little colic.

Soon it comes up,

or that him

will be a lot better. A

turning out to be a mother.

What else do I have to know?

Quite a lot.

A baby's a chore, but a happy one.

I'll be around to help you.

The train won't like that

and they'll just have to love it.

And your husband this afternoon?

Not that I blame him
after I know that beautiful

kid you.

Well, Ben is a good man,

You come to understand.

And I just have to keep busy.

So I won't keep remembering.

Taking care of a baby is what I'm used to.

So he hasn't got any worries.

Lucky

movement here.

In a way,

I've been thinking
we ought to give him a name.

Whereabouts book for that
would you going to grow up to be any way?

It's got to have a sort of engine sound.

Let's see now.

Mr. McCullough brought him to us

for Saturday,

and he's yours, Angel.

That'd be a lovely new Saturday.

ANGEL That'd

have sedative in.

Well, he'd been a little fretful,
you know, He wouldn't take his milk

this morning.

Oh, well, sometimes they prep
for no good reason at all.

Here's a look at that diaper.

You haven't seen anything like it?

Looks like it was one of our uniforms.

Looks like you've got spotted fever. Oh,

you know, it might be a good idea

to boil the milk from now on
and maybe add a little sirup to it.

They're just like us.

They get tired of the same food
all the time.

You don't take his milk.

He's perfectly all right, Mrs. Hogg.

All children
get persnickety over their food.

My diet? Less than they're sick,

my darling.

I'm spots all over his belly.

But I noticed in this morning.

But I thought it was some of the heat
we've been having. Oh, I'm sure it is.

My little one used to have it.

Or maybe it's diaper rash or it's measles.

And if it is, it's going to spread.

My kids had it,
but there must be folks on this train.

Ed, they may go on for second.

Looks like the engine kids
get some kind of plane.

Must look like you look like
it's catching one.

The wagon train has measles
or scarlet fever or something.

That's what comes out in dirt like that.

Join up with

I don't much mind what you call me, but
you keep your native tongue of my baby.

Your baby, that filthy little sick Injun.

He's not filthy and he's not sick.

You're a worthless, brazen faced bandit.

That hold

easy going.

Kitty.

Oh, you are.

You're on the way here.

I know.

We're having a get a head start
about that kid.

I some kind of a ruckus growing up.

What about the kid?

They want the papoose comes.

His father was a Shawnee chief of soup.

Had a grudge against for a long time.

Well, they managed to k*ll the chief
in the raid, but they overlooked the son.

One of them spotted me picking them up.

So they're coming to collect them?

For what?

For to believe that their own dead won't
rest until they have complete vengeance.

No Indians.

You think it was a w*r party? No.

No. But there's enough of them

to give you plenty of trouble
if you decide to fight.

Hyder Hey, don't You. Guys missed that.

You missed what? Cat fight?

A large. Catfight. Kitty Angel.

I'm sorry.

Home greatest, right
I ever saw more trouble.

You one. Well, sorry.

You got a bloody nose all day. I'm
trying to stop it. You got a black. I do.

I think I saw a couple of. People
around with.

Holy mackerel.

What's the matter?

Were you in it? No,
but I thought they were loose.

Oh, and they damaged the messenger.

We're going to hear.
We've got too much trouble with that. Oh.

Well,

she started it because I don't like it.

Was that good?

Oh. You folks going back to your wagon?

Oh, I don't know. No.

Go to your old school.

You want to take it

around with.

What's this
I hear about the baby being sick?

Oh, it's nothing but a little racket.

Maybe I better take a look here.

Excuse me.

Okay, so the foreman.

Well, let's see this little fella.

Cassie, a

man is looking for
you out there to get his supper.

Maybe you better go. Oh. All right.

You get another day,
I'll be back after supper.

Lady and Cassie,

we need to get a sense for you.

Oh, all right.

It's about time you start your fire.

I do a little puppy.
Go. I got. I've got to get

ready.

Musketeer

McCullough just rolled in.

He tells me that the Sioux
are coming to pick up this baby.

Huh? What for?

Well, after all, he's an Indian.

Maybe they want a raise in their way.

But he's from an enemy tribe.

Mr. McCullough,

I want to murdering.

No, Major.

No, I.

Maybe all the things Miss Haqqani,
but I don't help k*ll baby.

They got have him.

And they start a fight.

No, He's little and sick and helpless.

Nobody's going to take him from nobody.

No. No.

Even if we're lucky enough

to drive them off
and save the day before he was k*lled, he

may end up him k*lling you.

You know how I hate to tell you this?

Not just to rise on his belly.

That's smallpox.

But smallpox.

Etc..

Smallpox.

He says the Indian baby has cancer.

He won't know what to do when I die.

I won't either. I got to help him.

Nobody can do anything about smallpox.

I can't afford to lose you to.

I just die.

Just do it.

It's smallpox. It's a k*ller.

I seem to pack.

About 50 people nearly died from it
and then start to die.

Are you? Shut your mouth
or I'm going to shut it for you.

What are you going to do now?

The first thing I'm going to do
is clamp down on anybody

that tries to start a panic on this train.
Do you understand that?

I told you not to take them
in. Now you've got to get rid of them.

Major.

Oh, I try to get what they want, that kid.

What do you mean?

They wanted him in here.

They are all cheap here.

All right, here we want papoose,
you know, give.

We take, you know.

No, take that pose.

Let's I say so.

So don't you get tough?

Was sick.

Maybe him not too sick.

We'll see about that.

Come with me.

I show you.

Here.

I'll.

I'll take care of him.

And with him gone, the maid.

You have no excuse
for keeping her with the train here.

Oh, I was in wagon.

What do you want?

She said baby, feck.

All right,

we make well.

You leave him.

Alone.

Do by your word.

All right.

First, come on up to my wagon,
all of you. I want to talk to you

when I can get the rest of.

What are you going to do over there?

First thing I'm going to do
is penetration.

I must do.

I do that. I'm going to eat it.

You come on down.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Mr. Finch,

what do we do here?

The first thing you to do
is start calling me Obadiah.

Next thing you going to do is read to me.

She has to.

Come on. No, I couldn't.

Come on. Look, he's got everything.

In it, including my thumb.

But you to keep your stand up
so you can take good care of him.

What must I do for him?

Well, the first thing you do is to keep it
clean, and I'll get you some cold water.

And you can SpongeBob.
You know, when the fever hits him.

Oh. Man, I get it.

Oh, I don't know.

He some gets it,
some don't make out changes at all.

Oh, no, no. You must stay with us.

You're not as young as you were.

No, no, I surely if.

If you refuse

that he had the habit of
somebody get out cause death.

They're holding a kind of a power.

Well, you know, on
what they're going to do with it.

Now, I better get ready to spit
in some folks

eyes now.

Down in the well,

that is to.

Hang your hat over here.

The wind blown out.

I don't know what it your first hurrah.

What you talk all time.

You seen that engine?

He brought his own hand
after he touched the kid.

That's how scared he was.

Listen, Seth Adams,
this time you've got to get rid of them.

This time they're going to k*ll us
rather than to decide.

We leave him here, and we got

no, no, that's.

That's cruel.

Let them here. They'll die.

No, no, no.

No, no, no, no, no.

I. I thought of a way out of this dilemma.

I don't hear humor, and I am.

That will get them out of trouble.

It would also solve everything
for the wagon train.

You're a fool, Obadiah Finch.

Who could get one

jump ahead of me and a young bull.

Well, you.

If you do a little less, you know,
then you might get over me in school.

That fool.

And then they might come
in, does several things in their own way.

Oh, no.

A in a pleasant way.

You said us.

You stay in with him.

Well.

Somebody's got to do the driving.

But you will die to

hurrah.

And I

shall you, you,

you, him and earn the whole doggone pass
right about

now. Day when our time comes.

That being the case,

I ain't taking no chances

because I ain't going to die
with this thing on my soul.

I've had them to pull it out

when they needed me.

You know, the

girl that is so low

and. You head over

the blue.

Roses love song when you were It's you

and those in heaven

know I love you.

And we're up

here.

Let love get a pretty boy in She
he made you pretty.

You know when you tell that poor
little engine baby was sick,

She never raised that boy to her.

And one girl asked what she could do.

This table alone can do you.

But when you made up your mind
what you're going to do, let me know.

Will you

just turn it over there?

Yeah.

I'm going to stay with the train.

That's how it's going to be.

I can stay a hundred yards
or so behind the rest of us.

I'm sure that far back, none of your catch
anything.

You leave supplies for him on the trail
every morning.

The Charlie,
Make sure there's milk for that kid.

And bread and meat and anything else,
and he'd be a pleasure.

All right, That's all.

Obadiah, you keep that distance.

I told you so.

All riled up these folks in the morning,
they're already right up

ahead.

Those you were in the.

I'll keep my distance for more reasons.

In one

word.

Thank you.

Thank you. Bye.

Obadiah.

He's burning up.

Well,
that's the way the sickness goes. It.

What are they going to do with it?

Oh, well.

They're going
to let us stay with the train.

All right, now.

Only just so we won't have to associate
with that parcel of plastic faith,

I think.

Would it just drive on my mind,
that's all.

Well, I'll go and get a bucket of water

so you can spend a lot of.

You getting back when.

You're not ready.

If you sleep.

And I.

Finally.

Have a high night.

Oh, you must have heard him.

And he sure can yell
my poor little Saturday

over the I'm not hungry,

but a major Adams of just coffee.

I'll kiss him

if I ever get close enough.

It looks like you let yourself in
for looking

good.

Make it good and strong.

Well, you

take this headache on her way.

Thank you.

That's the only way
I know how to make coffee it.

Phone up your hands out at the gate.

No good otherwise.

Oh, they.

They left a letter here
when they left the grub.

I read it to myself before. Now

I really do.

You got angry over Diane

and Gardens tragedy.

My third
and one hopes are always with you.

And I pray for you constantly.

My dearest love,

Kathy Holden.

Sweet

Kathy.

Now she's a good woman here.

And you?

Coffee's fine.

Doesn't seem to warm me up, though.

Must be this wind I lay. Now.

Get your shawl, you. Know, don't you, two?

Hey, He.

You just take it easy.

You have a good long sleep tonight because
I'm going to look after everything.

Oh, I'll be all right.

You know that

this is the first time in my life
I've had to mind a kid Who?

Well, my brother Jimmy took care of me
back home in Scranton because there were


care of everybody else but me.

Jimmy did that.

He sure was a sweet brother to me.

You know, some.

I talk too.

Much. You know you don't like to.

Yeah, you don't.

Well, my papa is a coal miner.

Oh, he worked hard.

He died hog to

pull up in his lung.

And, you know,
then my sort of went to pieces,

so Jimmy had to be both Papa
and mama to me.

You ever hear from him?

Yeah.

You came to blows.

I was working with Sammy,

left without finishing his drink and

looking at.

I'll just have a small coffee.

My mom married again.

Another miner.

Only this one drank.

Did it as long as I could, and I lit up

for that 60.

Wow. So here
I am, taking care of a little baby.

Nobody want.

I better go see to it.

Thanks, Obadiah.

Oh, I'm busy.

I think we sit in the sun and.

Blabbing about my sad. Sad.

That was easy. Did

it? Does it give me that a

any freedom when he wakes up?

I hope he takes it this time.

They let us milk plenty.

No, I'm hot.

How am I alone?

I couldn't help getting it

done.

You really got to work it out for you now.

I don't mind me.

I go and get.

The milk and.

Dear Lord Master,

you know, I never asked you for much.

But you know, Lord, I'm an old man now.

Long passed me by three score and ten.

But if you just please,
if Joe will just grant me

one more favor for you, Take me.

Just let me stay here a little longer
because this poor child

is poor child,
and it'll be a need me, Lord.

They need me to help them.

So in helping them, Lord,
I'm not sure will for peace

this time if I just live longer.

We just.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you very much, sir.

Amen.

Oh, Da.

You may get.

I don't.

You don't come across.

In all the damn worst.

It tells me I'm to go down
only to catch the small person.

He doesn't know that I had him
when I was a kid.

I thought you might be wondering
why I went by that cut off to Lose Creek.

This one that I want to call
would tell you.

There is no doctor there.

Oh, I said Bill Hotshot had him checked

out of things here. On this kid.

He'd come down with it last week.

Oh, good Lord.

How about the boy.

When the boy had it?

You know, he seemed to be get.

No, I mean the worst,
but I don't know about them

things.

Well, Cassie Holden has been

just dying to come back here and help.

I think I might let her do it.

Don't let her come in here just yet.

Is the most dangerous time

tonight.

Over there.

You got your r*fle with you?

Sure.

There are two of them on the ammunition

right away.

Well,

come on.

Tells me
that the Sioux are still on our trail.

It may jump us by.

Let them come.

We'll give them the word bird.

All right.

You just fire
one shot and we'll come around.

Thank you.

Thank you for the warning.

Oh. If you'll excuse me, please.

I got to go. See you.

The baby.

You. You,

you that have k*lled in the you need.

They can rescue you.

Take it easy on me.

That is so.

I know what I've been saying.

Nothing much.

He's been kind rambling on as though

everything's all right. Ready?

Take it easy for me.

How sick my you inhale.

We show.

I can't be sick.

I got to take care, said

Sam. You said you getting better.

Go warm it all right now you sound so.

I'm like, hungry.

I don't know how I get out of my head

home.

But a week.

Don't you worry. I'm.

I'm doing well. I.

What if you get sick?

What happened.

There?

Tell you about me?

I'm as strong as a horse.

Then, guys,

I got. I've got two rings.

Dear me.

Who with?

Powerful fella.

A mighty powerful fan.

Of the guy.

But I had my baby.

Before I showed it.

Come on, come on, come on.

You just put

weapons.

Train the traveling.

Who is world.

Hear?

Yeah, she sure can sing. Catchy.

I wasn't talking about the singing

girl.

Let's go get some more.

To ride her music.

And I do. Maybe.

Do you have.

You like to be

in England?

No, but I do.

Over.

Take yourself.

Well, why don't you let. Me get it?

Don't you?

I, I take you.

Everything all right here?

You I like make you have it all right.

I think that's my man.

Excuse me.

They're both completely recovered.

There's no reason to be afraid.

Doctor.

Would you mind waiting for us
in the buggy?

Kitty Taxi.

You don't have to leave us now.

Now, I know

Major
Adam said we could go on with the train,

but the sign says welcome
if you behave yourself.

It says that too. I read it.

You look wonderful, Kitty.

And so did Saturday.

You keep it?

Well,
I think we sort of earned each other.

Well, he be. While you're working

with me

all the time, I'll be a fine life,
even for an engine.

You'll have a good life.

You can be sure of that.

I bet she won't be any more
welcome here than she was on the train.

The women of this town
don't want a woman like

those. Pop.

My clothes,

Cathy, don't you know?

Dr. Boothby told me they need a dressmaker
in town.

I so real. Well.

We're going to get along fine.

But I'll.

I. I don't know how to say

goodbye to you over day.

Oh, they haven't.

I've been trying to find the words.

It just won't come.

You'll be happy in California.

We'll be thinking about you.

Yeah. Well, I go to California.

I don't know about you.

I doubt what I going to need in California

need.

So all you got to do is go.

I might get out.

I'd be Blue Dog going old look for you.

I thought you were looking forward to it.

All I want is just you.

Just to be with the folks I love.
That's all.

I'll die.

We didn't cry.

No, Just your mouth and that old man
speak his piece that you even said before

that you thought that maybe you and
the baby had done earned each other.

Don't you think it make the likelier that
that I had earned the both of you when I.

When I tried to find a word for goodbye,

I tried to find the words for.

Please stay with us.

Saturday you go to your grandpa.

Well,

I'll drop. You. Oh.

I feel that Wonderful.

Hey, Dad, We'll call you into town.

Just kidding.

I'd like to collect.

I'd kiss you only 3:00,

ma'am.

Yes, Yes.

And I got into bed.

Oh, we'll stay there.

All right. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. Oh,

yeah.

I got more cuts on most anybody.

I see my.

Three

Get back joins us.

Come on.

Oh, wagon

over to the baby where there ain't.

No grass over there.

I'm gonna put my
and the weather into the Lord.

We stay together side by side
No more wagons for

wagons.

Oh, and a passenger.

And I'm wondering if we're going to sh**t.

Looking for it.

Looking for it.

Gonna be pretty if you ride

all the wagons for one.

Oh. Got to keep them.

On the long ride to walk and follow the So

oh oh wagon

Never have happened in stone.

I won't get out of poverty

but on a broad high
And the weather rain through the road.

Free state another side by side.

All the way.