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04x34 - The Chalice

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Wagon Train". Aired: September 18, 1957 – May 2, 1965.*
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The series chronicles the adventures of a wagon train from St. Joseph, Missouri, across the plains of the Midwestern United States and the Rocky Mountains to Sacramento, California.

04x34 - The Chalice

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Oh, well, I've got to go.

Look. I can't go

if good.

Like some of these other parties.

How do you figure that?

The looks of things
are got nothing to celebrate about.

Nothing.

Let's see what's happening.

The guy who

runs a bank of any size like dealer.

The party that got me here.

So I.

Got to. Go.



A hundred miles from the nearest town.

What are you talking about?

Well, this is something that a young
fella like you.

Would know anything about.

Not the sun.

Oh, the drunk. Oh.

Oh, he's.

A crotchety stand up. Come.

When it comes. To.

Oh. Well, I have no seniority.

Oh, no.

Be careful, our old timer.

You might burst that mustache.

Hey, Mike, couldn't all of the angels
could not be more welcome, senor?

So my wife, Liza.

Hello, ma'am.

How about a cello? Kind of, I guess.

You must have some vino.

We must have some vino, actually.

Mean wine.

Looks like this might be your problem.

You folks mind?

Tell us why you're out here.

I tell you what we are out here for.

Oh, Mama.

Bill Hawks, Duke Shannon with a wagon
train is down.

A trailer is the chair.

Oh, you Mr. All?

Yes, ma'am.

You want to know what we are doing here?

Yes, ma'am.

We are waiting for you.

What we are doing here.

Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup! Hup!

Looks like it's been a pleasant wait.

You do not understand that, Senora.

We were with the wagon train,

but our horses, they ate the poison leaf.

And that was probably local weed.

There's a lot of in this area.

It's very bad.
The thing for innocent heart.

And when we cannot
keep up with the wagon train

here.

We are not to blame.

They should not have to suffer
because of our misfortune.

Paul,

if you can replace your horses,
you should have taken

some of your possessions
and left your wagon and gone on with them.

No, no, no. You do not understand.

I you? Yes.

You see,
we could not leave our wagon behind



And we need every to over that year.

I guess you do.

Tell the Martell they think we.

We drink like this all the time.

Who could blame them?

Hey, you see seniority.

The vine is the purpose of our journey.

But they needed so much water.

And although we knew
the good to deal with it, send you to us.

We did not know when you would come.

So you were saving the
water for the plants. Hey,

Marcelo.

Now we can drink the wine,

but the plants, they need the water.

Hi, senora.

Is it bad thing to be drunk for ten days?

And tomorrow?

What?

The sickness.

Senor, you want to take us with?

You know you have a horse we can use.

We're going to tighten our department,
Mr. Kahn.

A very,

in fact, our wagon master run out ahead

to see if you couldn't
buy some more livestock.

Well, all right,
we'll scrape up something for you.

You know, it might be a good idea

to lighten the load
and to have those plants out.

Least a good deal will have send us
someone else.

A thank you, senora.

But we cannot to do what you say.

There's no other trains
through here. Four days.

Then we will wait

for a time of getting a so sick of vino.

All right, Mr. Kahn. A very.
You will anyhow.

You know,
I got a friend back in the wagon train

who would never forgive me if I left you
and your vino out here to dry up.

You're welcome.

I saw your face.

Oh, Ben Gilbert.

Of course.

It. You know, if I didn't know better. Mr.

kind of very lax
where you would hung over.

Yvette, to me, what I think it's a mean
I am is a like I went to a 40 wedding.

It gave the bride the way each day.

What you need are some of the hair
of the dog that you and I got it right.

Smart puppy back in my wagon.

Do or you are a kind of man,
I'm sure you mean.

Well. All

the other.

Oh, excuse me.

Oh, allow me.

Glad to see.

Oh, it didn't cost her a hurry.

We just stopped to give the lady a hand,
being close neighbors.

Well, I was going to look you up.

I thought maybe you could do these people
a favor.

Well, of course.

Anything I can do, I'd be glad to.

Well, I noticed
when you and Barker joined up with us,

you didn't have too much cargo
in your wagon.

He sure hit it right there.

We had to cut our supplies. Mighty Slim.

Well, Mr.

and Mrs.

Khan, a very could use a little space
to take some extra water barrels

along their vines.

Most of the other wagons
are pretty filled up.

And I thought maybe you could.

Oh, you thought that we could carry
the barrels?

Yeah. Well, now, I don't know.

I don't see nobody going out of their way
to do us any.

Now, what the boy means is
that we'd be glad to.

It don't cost not to be friendly.

You just give the word when the barrels
are ready and we'll load them up.

Thank you.

We will be so grateful.

Oh, Matt. Gentlemen, gentlemen.

These are neither gentlemen.

Mr. Corsair and Mr. Barker.

They offered to carry our extra water
bottle for the van in their wagon.

What a wonderful country.

And they told us they would be serving

a single here.

You must appreciate the wine, huh?

Then you must also appreciate the fruit.

Well, I have been known
to take a jolt or two now and then.

Then tonight, when the work is finished,
you and me, we going to sit down in at.

Least the has been

for ten days.

You moan for a drink of water and moan.

Now you go back to the wine.

And was a ten days are necessary tonight
the hats are for the pleasure.

Well, it just so happens
I ain't got nothing to do tonight myself.

Jolly well I ain't.

You are now, me, your maker.

We going to sit down and look at the vino
when it's red and watch it

the same moon in which it shines.
And my sister.

And tomorrow morning you have a worse
headache than you got the night.

Liza Bellissima, man,
it was a born to suffer.

I see your still you going to come back?

You just try to keep me away.

Come on, boy.

Let's go. Greece. That action actual.

Such a night.

The men so gentle.

Yeah, but you better get those water
barrels filled up.

Marcelo. Soon

to come last.

Throw them
gentle party, then launch down more.

More.

I didn't then.

So, boy,

if I told you once,
I told you a thousand times

you keep Greece on them axles.

We won't have no trouble.

We will always have trouble.

Things are changing.

Boy Ballocks been bad long enough.

Something good's got to happen sometime.

You've been saying that to me
ever since we took up together.

You know that nothing good has happened.

Is that them foreigners,
they want to put their junk in our wagon.

Now, what?
Are you going to let them do that for?

Well, it's like I told you, boy,
I want to be neighborly.

Are you help folks
chances are they'll help you.

It's. It's like the Good Book says.

Or was it a good book?

Well, you ought to know
you're doing the talking.

Yeah. Yeah, It was a good book.

It says you cast your bread on the waters
and it'll come back to you.

Well, pretty soon
we won't have no bread to cast.

You got no faith, boy.

Mister, that ain't all.

I ain't got decent boy.

I never lied to you.

It's like I told you, when everything gets
so bad that it can't get no worse.

It's got to get better.

There ain't no place else for it to go.

Well, Mr.

Carstairs, would you just mind
giving me a hand with this wheel, please?

Oh. Oh, boy. It let it soak in.

It'll do it good.

Need something, doesn't it?

Yeah.

All right, Chris.

All right.

But now to go.

Now, barges will be in Centreville.

Howard ahead. Oh, good. What?

What's that?

Well, I didn't hire on to cook

cause Charlie is busy.

Then we took out another wagon
while you were gone.

They pay well, eh?

They're good folks, Mr. Hill.

They'll pay as soon as they are.

All right, I get it.

There are Italians, Chris.
Real funny ones.

You know, they got a whole wagon
load of great plants are taken with them,

that's all.

Yeah.

And old Charlie found out that
they had more than just the grapevines.

They're runnin pretty heavy on the
grape juice fermented type.

The last time I saw Mr.

Wooster, he was in no condition to cook.

I don't blame him.

It's a dry trail.

I might have to jump on a grape
or two myself.

But I help up Courtney.

What do you do?

Well,

you know what

I do in my bra.

Good.

La la

la la la la la.

Well,

all you have to go

inside that.

No, no. No.

Oh, no.

No, no.

You put two or three more.

Look, what's

he. He.

Oh. Oh, that's very good.

Thank you, Charlie.

Charlie.

I hate hearing you.

Is he alive in hell?

He sure he's alive.

Can't you see his beard still quivering?

That's mighty good.

Grape juice you got here by.

The Sicilian son.

Make love to to Sicilian hill.

And they have a bambina
where they're going in a fire.

Yeah.

It's like I said, that's mighty good.

Grape juice.

Yeah, it's in Iraq in a friend. Hey, wait.

I want to talk to you.
You are just in time.

You are always this happy.

Oh, sure. Mr. Cannavaro,
this is Christopher.

Hey. It's gonna be all right.
It's the same. My name is saying it.

Christopher. No, I just plain Christopher.

Mr. Hale's our wagon master.

I was a just a joke.

Mills, tell me all about you.

And my wine.

Yes, I believe we did.

To do something about that Jolly,

Jolly.

Oh, you won't be needing this any longer.

Yeah,
We was talking about the old country.

You ever been there, Mr. Hale? No.

The only old country
I know anything about is

Western Virginia.

You and your wife
have a lot of courage, Mr.

O'Connor.

Barry, come all this way
with just a wagon load of great wine.

That's a no. Take cottages, senor.

Maybe just to the opposite.

My wife and me, we leave our home on
a beautiful Sicily, afraid for our life.

The people of Italian gossip,
they give us some money out of wine.

Our grapes will help us
help them in return.

You. You do not understand.

Sounds to me like you've had trouble.

I know all about trouble.

The brandy, the curse of a Sicily.

We always have with them.
The last a few years.

They come together, they ask for money,
or they burn the crop, destroy a village.

They demand of more and more money.

The police, the company.

They can do nothing. About the people.

Some a village.

You do not think My who?
Your son Giuseppe.

We find stone is stick alive
but against a g*n.

Signor, What's going to happen?

Oh, we k*ll a few bandits, see?

But all of our own. A younger man,
they die.

All of them. And seniority.

And a two of them.

They were my. Son.

I'm sorry to hear that.

I know what that can do to you.

So you see, signore,
it's not take much of courage.

Oh, we leave it behind, if you could.

A ground, a tiny house,
but everything of a value.

We bring it with us. I would have faith.

I would have

our most precious treasure.

And it perhaps to the future of a son.

You said.

But in this a new country
who can ask for more than that.

Chris, we got an invalid on our hands.

You want to give me a little help
with him?

I hope America is good to you, Mr.

Canterbury.

You deserve it. Right

now, let's dig us a hole.

And Maria Bone.

Oh, Charles.

The vino
of Sicily is a such a good friend.

One. Forget it.

They deserve respect Here.

Say what you were saying about

bringing that whole town over here.

Is that true?

We hope to.

That because a lot of money.

The money she's taken care of.

Oh, yeah.

That treasure you were talking about.

You can see.

But what I mean when I say the money,
she's taking care of it to mean

that I looked all the good dough.

It's needed

and it will come.

You've got a lot of faith, ain't you?

I wish I had some.

You will, a someday.

It's a God's a gift
to all of his achievement.

It's funny, but you and me, we're.

We're both about the same age. We

both got about the same thing out of life.

Nothing.

But I gave up having hope
for anything. And.

And you're just starting to hope or not.

The hope is heart as assured.

I must sit here.

It will happen.

You're sure? Positive that you.

See? Positive.

All right,

Let's drink to.

You. Wish you didn't.

Sleep good last night, Mr. Carstairs.

You've would go.

Oh, with the passing and the turn.

It's nothing terrible.

You must have had something on your mind.

One I've had in a long time.

You were thinking about those immigrants
again, weren't you?

Yeah.

They seem like nice folks.

Folks who wouldn't do no harm to nobody.

The wrong as I may be.

A man's got to draw a line.

Sometimes he's got to make a stand.

That is, if he wants something.

Now, what are you leading up to?

Well, all right.

I sort of figure that they owe us
something for all the help we give them.

And if they got anything of value,
why, they.

Maybe they wouldn't mind
sharing it with us, huh?

Yeah. Oh.

Well,

hey, hey, look, look, I found.

What do you do?

What do you think?

It put on wings
and fly away is still there.

I said, how could we be
with such such a good two people?

Was it only accidental that we have

a half empty wagon to carry the water?

So I look at it

and I think the good deal
for his kindness to us

and to our friends back home.

Oh, we have come a long way together.

Least you and to me, the good deal
when the chalice of San Joseph

and I will know inside of my heart
that the journey is assumed to be over.

And the joy between

lonely thataway. Bill

Shriner That's kind of a funny way
to be taking a bath, isn't it?

I take it about your fever? No,

no, sir.

At a stand back, Bill,

this might be a little wet around here.

You mind telling me what you're doing?

You probably feel that.

What it look like.

Maybe you think I'm playing anyhow.

Well, don't look at me like that.

The least I can do
for Mr. can make a little wine.

You know, I drank a lot of his wine
bill, and I ain't no ingrate.

You mean to tell me that you're
trying to make wine?

Well, his old trail
berries don't look much like grapes, but.

Or is the man going to get r*ped
in a country like this?

Well, I've seen everything now.

Charles B Wooster
Christopher hails lead wagon driver, Cook.

And now he's a winemaker.

Ain't nothing to it.

It's just like
make is to do parts ingredients.

Eight parts imagination.

I made that little batch last night.

I don't like putting the play.

On very little water
that can make a kind of duty. Help.

And I put it some bark.

That's the agent called
Ain't got no pack and I put it some.

Boiled root that gives it aroma.

Mr. Canterbury said all good
wine had a rich aroma.

I made one mistake,
so I thought that back subtle.

Now ruined.

Not good wine from you on your socks.

Why don't we do?

Oh, good evening, Mr.

Canterbury. How's everything going?

Better, Signor Hark. Bellissimo.

You know, when you get through
with your chores, why don't you join us?

A little fun? Be the last Saturday night
dance.

We'll have a chance
to hold quite some time.

Senor.

At my age, men
enjoy dance best in this position.

Oh, but I would like to watch.

I wish to learn everything about you
and your people.

About Alice. Or she's rest in the wagon.

I'm afraid
a trip is not been easy for her.

I'm sorry. Some
I can do for all practicing.

Not only the bodies with the spirit,

but she better stay.

Because if she sees it the dance
she wants to dance to.

Well, it's done this way.

Let's have a look.

It's a fast that is so excited.

Just like a tarantella.

All right, tell her.
Oh, it's a wonderful dance.

I want to change a party
all the time. And a lucky man.

And I want a single evening can dance
with every pretty girl in the village.

That's the idea behind or square dance,
I guess people just say

no matter where you go.

Mr. Carstairs,

if you're not sure about this whole thing,
well, it's not too late to stop now.

I am sure.

Boy, I got a feeling deep down
inside of me that says, Go ahead.

This is the time
when a man finally gets his big chance.

He's got to go ahead no matter what.

You just remember that.

Well, I'll be back as soon as I can.

You just pick up whatever you can find.

I'll be waiting for you here.

We got to ride
out as fast as we can. Yeah.

Oh, his youth using your back.

Just be glad, lady.
I don't want to hurt you.

Hey, I know.

I understand what you want.

What you want.

To. Know.

You're a friend,
You know, to use your wagon.

Now you want a robot?

No, Lady, you can know.

Look, we're going to have to leave
our wagon behind.

It's got enough water in it
to keep all your vines alive.

That's fair enough, Trade.

But what you've got in.

This hours, no.

I didn't mean to hurt you, lady.

Honest, I didn't know you.

Just let me go.

Then nothing would have happened.

Well.

It's your fault

you had a happy people say

no one can tell by the way
they enjoy the music.

I wish to thank you for your patience
and explaining everything to me.

That was my pleasure.

But the night's in your bed.

I don't know too much, Ella.

And besides, of being a patients,
you also learned quickly

that.

Pretty soon.

Fred, that's all I can do for Mr.

Garner. Worry

she's a soup.

He must have been hit pretty hard.

No, Doctor, I don't think there's been
a skull fracture.

What? When?

Can you be sure? Oh.

Maybe a few minutes.

A few hours?

She hasn't come around by up

here.

Just pray that she does understand.

And I bless you for your help.

Mr. Kind of.

I know
you don't feel much like talking, but

if you have any idea
who might have done this.

I only know that prejudice. Go on.

My wife and me,
we only know what's in the box.

If there's someone want to k*ll two g*y
people are the same

no matter where one goes. If you put her

and her great

hope.

Hey, we're far enough away now, Doctor.

I'd rather. Yeah.

We waited long enough to find out
what's in that box, huh?

Yeah.

Huh Huh?

Say something, huh? No,

no, nothing.

Boy, I, I, I just.

I ain't never been this close
to hitting it big before.

It kind of scares me,

but I ain't got to have.

Cause

I ain't gonna let it

cold.

Pilot ago covered with precious.

Stone Have you think me?

Can I

Oh, issue is heavy All right.

And if his real gold
or it's going to be worth a fortune.

A fortune.

It's worth two fortunes.

Boy one for you and one for me.

I told you the wind. Hit it, big boy.

We're rich.

We have to look after nobody.

We don't have to be a shame. No one.

Oh. All my life

I waited for a chance like this.

You see, boy, I.

I didn't lie to you.

I don't. Your look.

It changed.

I knew I'd find you here.

You ain't been in your bedroll all night.

Not tired, Charlie. What you will be.

I never knew anybody could crawl
like a rooster in the morning

after sitting up all night
like a hoot owl.

I said I wasn't sleepy.

Well, don't get. Huffy about it.

Personally, I didn't sleep myself.

How is she?

I don't know. The old man's been in there
with her all night.

Well, don't blame yourself.
One old Carstairs and that boy. Don't.

They fooled everybody.

Yeah, but I was the one that
put him in contact with the kind of areas

I know I was out with you
and I done the same thing.

Now you forget about it.

I will fix some
coffee for all of us. Thanks.

Huh? Oh.

Good.

Come on, quickly.

Oh. She's a grown, huh?

Oh, let it turn.

My back down, Mrs. Canterbury.

Oh, look a over to get to the the.

Of up in.

Their hooks.

Please help the chalice.

Oh, no. Don't worry about it.

You have to get some rest.

No, I'll wait for you out.

Oh. Oh,

look.

Son, we put some Hebrew cut in the.

I swear to you

that we would need to fetch the horse.

You were to get me a g*n.
You not to use a g*n, Marcela.

I use what I need to use.

We are two people, senor.

One and one. Hiram, I want to pay.

We have a word for it. Vendetta.

These are men who will pay.

You can't leave your wife here alone.
She might need you.

I leave her with a good deal.

A prisoner.
We cut out the waste type of stand here.

Does a chalice mean that much to you?

To me, in the hundreds
who trust to me more than alive?

Only the goal could not replace it.

But please note
we must have heightened them.

In an eye for an eye.

That certainly of yours is a bloody place,
isn't it?

The women ought to cry.

What a senor.

This vendetta of yours. I see

an eye for an eye.

You leave that vendetta in Sicily, Mr.

Cano. Very.

In this country.

Justice isn't a knife.

I'll tell Chris we're going to leave now.

Get Charlie to get us some grub.

We'll take off as soon as it's late
enough to see the tracks and

not that much.

Oh, that's a good place
to rest The horses.

You sure?

The horses. The. The tide.

Not you.
I could ride a week with no sleep.

Just knowing what's in that saddlebag.

What's the matter, boy?

But it wasn't in there no more.

No, I just want to take another
look at it.

So we're following Amanda to enter it.

Well, it's worth a lot more than that, Mr.

Carstairs.

It's worth k*lling for.

Boy, I taught you a lot of things.

That ain't what

I. I was willing to do most

anything to change my luck, but to k*ll,

not me.

Well, I thought you told me
if a man wanted something bad enough,

he wouldn't let nothing stand
in the way of his getting it.

I've done most everything
short of stealing

to make my place in this world.

Took a lot of thought

before I came this far.

To take a life. Why?

There ain't nothing worth that.

Well, now, this is Mr.

Carstairs.

You see, I know that
because I think I k*ll your woman again.

It was how you did me a favor.

I want you remember?

You picked me up.

You helped me out when everybody else,

they just turned away from me
and hoped I dare.

Sherbet. Or not.

I appreciate that right much, Mr.

Castle.

It because what you done for me,
it ain't easy to pay back.

Do you see what we get from this?

Now? This is my way of doing you a favor.

This is my way of saying thanks.

It's like they stuck around here
just long enough to blast that lock.

Open the box.

And what did they find?

A few pound of Amanda,
A handful of a stone.

It meant nothing to them.

But there's so much or so much to.

What's so important. About it.

Nothing, perhaps, that you can pick up
and carry away

anymore.

Then you can pick up a man's With so.

Much So this Challis.

It's kind of an older piece, isn't it?

It's not what it is.

It's what it means.

The chatter of a son,
Giuseppe was a put in our safekeeping

to place upon a God's
altar in this new country.

But the Senor Bill, now it's gone.

And the people of San Josep,
they have put us.

And are we?

We have afraid we'll catch up with them.

We'll get your chalice back for you.

So, boy, I didn't hear you coming out.

Well,
I sure didn't mean to startle you, Mr.

Carstairs.

I guess I'm pretty tired.

We've been riding pretty hard.

Yeah, When you figure.

We can stop,
I don't see much sense and just run.

Unless we've got some place to go.

I don't know.

Boy, I don't really know yet.

What? Seems to me
there's only one thing we can do.

Just head for one of them city, so.

And get caught with this.

Well, that's got blood on it.

No, we wouldn't stand a chance.

I'm scared, boy.
And I don't mind admitting it.

It's funny.

A man dreams his whole life
about getting something like this.

And when he gets in his hands, he.

He can't do nothing with it.

I guess.

I guess maybe it's better that way.

Goes to prove that a man
don't deserve nothing.

They rightly have.

You really don't feel that way,
do you, Mr.

Carstairs?

Boy, all my life I've been chasing
a rainbow, hoping to find the end of it.

After now, I thought I would.

But now I know there ain't no end to it.

It took something like this to

show an old man the truth about himself.

I ain't nothing

and never was meant to be.

Like you said, Mr.

Carstairs.

You just need some rest.

Well,
when that sun comes up in the morning,

you're going to feel different
about the whole thing.

I sure hope so, because

we've
come too far to let anything stop us now.

Yes, we've got what we want,

and nothing's going to stand in our way.

But maybe each other.

You've already touched your food.

I have no appetite to see Robin.

Thank you.

This earth is rich.

I would have wine.

Could grow here too,
with plenty of water in a sun.

There's plenty of water in this area.

So mountain rangers, a watershed. Oh,

if we had the security in Sicily,
we would never be poor, Senora.

But maybe someday
they would have planted a ground like this

and have a crop that will make a vino
with the riches of man's blood.

I'll forgive
the thoughts of an old man, Senior Avila.

The young

should not be burdened
with the dream of the old.

Our old country young Marcelo.

People like you aren't a burden to us.

You're welcome here.

You better try to eat some of that food
and get a little rest.

We have a hard day out of us tomorrow.

You're all right, boy.

I guess so. What happened?

I guess a rattling matter spoke to me.

Step right now. Go for it.

Looks to me like his legs

were.

Well, I guess we're
just going to have to write double, Mr.

Costa.

It's too bad that happened.

But with any luck at all, we can still
make Twin Falls in a couple of hours.

And then once there,
we won't have no trouble.

Get Mr.

Carstairs, I don't think you're listening
to a word I'm saying.

I'm sorry, boy. I guess I was.

You've been

acting awful funny ever since that.

Ever since I told you what I'd done
before we left the wagon train.

But it shook me all up inside.

It made everything seem twisted and wrong.

But now it's all come out in the right
light.

Your horse breaking its leg
and you having to k*ll.

I don't really follow you.

Can't you see?

Boy, that chalice wasn't meant for us

when a lady died trying to tell us.

And your horse was scared by a snake

like Eve was tempted by the serpent
in the Garden of Eden.

I tell you, boy, there's something bigger
than we can understand.

Trying to warn us.

Oh, wait a minute.

Before I leave that thing
here, it's no good to us.

We're better off without it.

Well, I'll leave it here After.

What?
I don't get it here in the first place.

You asked me that knowing all we got left
to live on is a bunch of your promises.

I've had just about enough of them.

No, sir.

I believe in nothing here.

Except maybe.

Oh, boy.

You can't talk to me like that.

Not after all
we've been through together. Why?

You're just like my own son.

Well, you couldn't
go away and leave me here alone.

Not after all I've taught you.

You've taught me a lot of things.

All right?

But nothing made as much sense
as what you said about this.

Because now I'm going to be somebody

and I'm going to crawl on the ground
in front of people.

I'm not going to look up to any of them.

I'm not going to be like

like you,

I guess I do or something for that
anyway, don't I?

All right, come along if you want to.

But as of right now,
I'm through being grateful.

I'll wait a bit. Boy.

Leave that here.

Forget it and leave it here.

Be a lot easier just to get you.

Don't, don't.

Don't

tell you that nothing.

Stop us

except maybe each other.

Remember,

you'll do.

You have done well.

His fate is now in stronger hands

than I was.

But the Senor Bill.

This is the grave of only one. A man.

We follow two men.

You see those tracks

made by an Indian traveler

like they were carrying quite a load.

That's what the other body

is. We know.

Dug the grave. Was about to cross.

For some Indians on
in this part of the country.

We've been converted. Marcelo,

your mission can't be too far from here.

But let's get after.

Welcome, good friend.

Seldom has the mission of San
Marcos had so many visitors.

Padre, you've had other visitors.

That is why you are here.

Isn't this an older man?

Our overseer found him this morning.

He will not stay with us very long.

Your father was a very jealous.

Uh. Jealous? Of course.

My son with Jealous is here.

Please.

One degree horses.

Is this the man?

That's the man, Padre.

I've been watching him for many hours.

I did not know if he would ever awaken.

He is indeed been blessed.

I know.

I'm going to die.

What kind of a blessing is that?

In time we must all die.

But it is a blessing when a man
can cleanse the soul before he is judged

and make amends for the mistakes
he has made here on Earth.

I never have been a man to believe
in much of anything,

Padre.

I couldn't ask for any favors.

The Lord is all forgiving.

He does not ask that a man be perfect,

only that he recognizes his sins

and is sorry for.

I was never meant to die

with an easy conscience,

but more than I was meant to

live with something didn't belong to me.

I ruined everything good
that I tell in my whole life.

I was wrong.

I know it.

How can I ask God's help now? No,

now. After what we died.

Then you do not understand his meaning.

My wife, she still live.

Can you not accept of this
as a sign of his mercy and of forgiveness?

You mean

the boy didn't k*ll?

Oh, sorry.

So sorry.

He cannot know before for

her husband,

Marcelo.

Oh, God.

But we came after.
I think we better start heading back.

Vaccine Europe. Get

back to where it was.

It meant that I should to come here
to this green valley to distinguish

the earth. Is it good?

And you said.

You said if there's a plenty of water
in the sun, I would if I could grow here

and there's room for everybody
who could find their way to this place.

Is it not possible
that the Senora choristers

were sent to leave

there?

I suppose it could be.

We couldn't tell the meaning
of the design of the good deal.

Poor senor cast a good man with the weak.

As you see, Senor appeared.

The village was unjust.

But this poor is it. This time

he had only to look up close at a chance
to see it are not made of a gold

and a precious and nothing
but a paint and a metal and glass.

True value lies in its meaning

is a symbol of our

almighty feel.

This is the chalice of such

you may never leave

the Blessed house.

Now, senor, in my journey is for the

people of San Jacinto Hope, San Marcos

will remember you always in their prayers.

Carrots, russet carrots.

Padre, I want to talk to you giggling.

I haven't noticed a small container
even here to the east.

Such a little tiny one up.

What kind of a grave
can you get from such a vineyard?

I'm not going to tell you what we have to
do, but we're going to take a unilateral.

In my mind.

And when you put them together,
I want to get

sure.

As pretty as.