05x20 - The Jeff Hartfield Story

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Very high damage

pile a mile high, plenty of berries
that make a big by the morning.

Oh, it's a lovely night.

Hey, David,

just give me a bucket of wild
blackberries.

You know, I wouldn't be surprised if I got
the urge to bake some pies later on.

It just happens
with, like, a few around the supply.

Right.

And later on, you know,
I just get to slice you up a big piece.

I said a beautiful day and everything.

I don't want any pie.

You don't let a cheesy day.

Oh, well, Lady Barry to bake a big pie.

Heidi,
I think I'd like to have your opinion man

to man, about BlackBerry pie.

I hate it.

Boy, you could miss an awful day.

Hey, Charlie.

I have seen Jenny.

Yeah, she was all about your wagon
just a minute ago.

That down there now?

No. Well, maybe they went for a walk
to pick blackberries.

Maybe it's a beautiful day.

You know, when I'm black.

Better baked into a pie. Hmm.

I hate blackberry pie,
and it's a terrible day.

It's probably the most terrible date ever.

What?

I don't know

how tired I was.

There is a busy man cooks who bills in up
and takes his choppers with his knife.

I wonder if old Charlie would ever get up
by firing on his breath.

Say, what kind of a day
would you say it was today?

I'd say it's the best day
we've had in months.

Well,
if somebody said it was an awful day,

Artesia, the worst day
they'd ever experienced, you would say

they had something on the mind
when it came to. Oh, yeah.

Not only that day, but you ever have
had it been like that.

Everybody's very unusual with it.

Well,
there are three of them, but I don't think

I'll tell you who they are right now.

I mean, much.
Are you saying anything to me?

Because I got to do something. It's
against one of the rules.

The rule You set up yourself

by spying on people and keeping our noses
out of their personal affairs.

But I think it's my duty to see
what's making these three kids unhappy.

So I'll just have to spy on them. Yeah.

Yeah. That's very sneaky behavior,

especially with friends.

They must be judging
from your concern. Yes.

Good luck to you, Johnny.

Thank you.

God is a busy man.

Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah.

Story ends a busy man talking.

One is out of.

Touch.

The common touch of our older brother.

I'd say You know what my son did?

Those little sister, baby.

Why, he wouldn't do nothing to try.

To hurt her. Deliberately.

I'd even to k*ll. Her
if I hadn't got here just in time.

Oh, wait a minute, Abby.

He said she was tangled up in her blankets
and he was scared.

She Joker said.

He was scared we'd start paying attention
to him and lavish it all on her.

Pure jealousy.

I've seen it before.

When a new baby appears. Yet

he it all

is was broken.

My mother hates me.

Maybe didn't.

It's nice day after.

You've got a boyfriend.

I don't know where I can get it fixed.

Maybe Duke or Mr. Hawkes could.

They'd have to tell my pa,
and he'd say I was a thief.

All I wanted to do was look at it.

He's pretty near mine.

Anyway, he was going to get
it would be what they did, wasn't you.

And that's only

six years from now.

Six and a half years.

I wish I was dead.

Look,

how come you drop it?

My hands were slippery from sweat part.

Say I was stealing.
You can't steal something.

It's got to be yours, can you?

I don't know. Kids say it anyways.

My mom said
I tried to hurt my little sister.

What makes them think the way they do?

She's going to run away tonight.

He's gone alone.

Well, he said he's pretty desperate.

And anyone as desperate as he is
has to run away.

He knows I'm pretty desperate.

So he's taken me with his record.

Didn't think I was too little
to be really desperate.

What's love got to do with it, anyway?

We can ask him to

come up.

He's counting on money to get us started.

When we get to California

without it, we'll be pretty hard up
when we get married.

Jenny.

I have told you and told you.

Dallas, I don't know where it is.

And it stands to reason
your father stashed it somewhere.

Patsy tried to get him to say where.

When I caught him.

He didn't tell me. And he's not.

My father is my stepfather.

I was six years old
when my mother married. And.

Come on, let's go.

$30,000.

All that dinero
we could own a half a San Francisco.

You got a letter from Dennis?

His son drafted.

He said his love and his last effects.

That's what his estate,
his boots in that beat up saddle.

The kids set so much store by.
Now, $30,000.

Dallas, If I had that kind of money,
would I be on this train?

I was somewhere and someplace
waiting for someone to pick up.

What about the kid?
Would you know where it is?

I don't think so.

I don't see how.

Hi, Jeff.

I was just telling Davey here about what
we're going to do tonight.

You tell him what you said.

You fellas are the only pals I got to go
away now, what with my mother hating me?

I'm going on nine.

Is that to look for what?

To be desperate and. And to go with you?

I'm going alone. Alone?

You said you was taking me, Jeff.
You said.

Well, I. I've been thinking it over and.

And you just be the way.

You said you wanted me
to help you find it.

Well, I found it.

The money, the whole $30,000.

I reckon

if I knew, I'd find it.

You remembered.

Ever since I was little,
I always like to take things apart.

It was in here, rolled up.

I won't be needing any help
finding it now.

I guess you better take us with you.

Was that because we might talk
in our sleep part, as I sometimes do?

How about you?

Oh, I dream trouble my must If I
yell out everything that happens.

Because I might wake up the whole train,
I yell so loud.

Yeah.

So if they just happen to find out
where you were, it wouldn't be our fault

because we'd be asleep.

So I had to take
you long to keep your mouth shut.

I think you guys are pretty rotten.

Please take a step
he wouldn't tell on anyways.

It's just that.

Well, it's not going to be much fun
for you going away.

And I'll.

Never mind.

I hope it works out.

Good for you.

All right, you guys.

Mm hmm. You too.

After all this, sleep,

how about got in the trip?

Yeah, I.

I could stop them from running away,
you know?

But I would like to know why young Jeff
wants that $30,000 keep for himself.

You think I don't know.

Maybe we should remember
that he is laying hard for your son.

Now, don't tell me you believe
in that fatal

battle about, like, father, like son.

Because it ain't so.

I met this heartfelt
a couple of years ago.

Matter of fact, I met him in jail.

You've got a shady past.

You've been hiding from us, Charlie.

Well, not too shady, but I just stopped
at one of them town saloons.

And, you know, my capacity
for drink and stuff.

They served. It was like snake
sweater, coffin varnish or something.

I had a few snorts, and I wound up in
the who's got to open up, and I.

So that's where you met
the notorious bandito and k*ller, Mr.

Hartfield?

Yeah. He's no k*ller.

He never took a life
that's been his most. I'll admit that.

He's got outlaw written all over them.

Hard as nails have.

Ain't like him at all.

No. Sorry.

Don't tell me that boy.

What's that? $30,000 for himself.

Well, I will get the parents and Jenny
in while you tell them what's going on.

Now round up the kids.

Wait a minute, Charlie.

Yeah,

I'm going to let them run away.

You're going to let them run away?

Did you ever run away from home
when you were young?

I suppose I did, but nobody ever met me
when I snuck back home.

First thing my mother said, Charlie,
why don't you go out and play someplace?

You're always underfoot.

Of course, I'd only gone about a month.

That was back in Missouri.
Not a wilderness like this.

So we've got a treaty
with the Indians around here.

There won't be any trouble that way
anyway.

You'll be with them. I'll be with them.

You're running away too.

I'm going to give you another chance
to Snooper

discover what young Jeff is up
to while I can snoop.

But why am I running away?

You're fed up with my complaints. I am.

I bother you.

I'll give you a chance to do.
I'm always complaining about your food.

That's true enough. And you're right.
We have a chance to get.

And don't begin to appreciate
the hard work I do around here.

Anything happens,
I'm always to blame Judith on a rap.

If I've ever been a dope
with an outfit that's make

assignments great.

You had me believing that for a while.

Say them kids.

I need a horse where they get and feel
one for the remainder if necessary.

You help them.

You want me to start off
making horses out of them at least once.

We all hang.

Don't let those kids out of your sight
for one minute.

You stick to them like a bird
or a saddle blanket.

They will believe you're running away,
as we have as an argument of some kind.

So we'll have some big public fight
right in front of the old wagon

train right here and now.

Where you going

to get mad?

Mad at who hurt me.

What you said a minute
and only louder and stronger on you.

Fed up with my complaints.

You're sick and tired of way
I insult your cooking. Aren't you

going to get things done?

Chris? Helen,
I'm sick and tired of your lousy insults.

You don't like my brother.

Well, you don't like my cooking up.

Well, apparently you don't like my either.

You can make your own stew for now because

let me tell you something, Chris Hale.

You followed me for God.

What's that you say I can't resign
because I got a contract with the train.

Well, Sumi, I'll tell you something
else, Mr. Chris.

The rail. That contract ain't legal.

I'll tell you why.

Because that's because that.

Because you misspelled your name
when you signed.

In spite of your ignorance.
I'm holding your tongue.

That is the last straw.

I don't mind being a lousy cook,

but I'm not going to be a lousy ignoramus
on this plane.

I'm getting out of here.

Tie the matter with him.

You stay out of that pork burning
my fingers to the bone, baking pies.

My Aunt Betty. Hi. Now, wait a minute.

There's one thing that you can make
a nice blackberry pie, and I'd like them.

All right.

You could have.

Why? One, we take.

This is a pretty one.

Nice, too small one big enough
searching for injury.

All three of us

for both of

them is perfect.

The black and white

and the French.

Here.

Come a dandy worth of.

So he sent you down

to spy on behalf to snoop on me
to see what I was going to do.

Well, you can tell Chris, help me what.

Not to put on you.

What are you doing?
Then get ready to follow me.

We're not.
We didn't even know you were here.

What are you doing down here? Too late.

Unless you're trying to find out where
I'm going to run away to.

You're running away. So away. You are.

What reason you got to be run away?

I got plenty of reasons.

I'm tired of Chris. I'm
making a sl*ve out of me.

Anyway, I got a mind of my own
where you can hike to.

All regions are just as good as here.

Now, wait a minute. Goodbye.
What about Charlie?

We're all but run away together.

Let's go together.

You know, there's
nothing like you going here.

Wait till I get here.

I'll tell you about.

The more the merrier to jump.

Here they come now, Chris.

Our baby's disappeared.

We've been looking for him all morning.

He's taken some of his clothes.

We're gone. Afraid he's run away?

Yes, I'm afraid he has.

Excuse me a minute, madam. He's gone too.

Took my watch with him. Oh, I.

I have the watch.

I'll be right with you.

I suppose you know my brother's
missing, too.

Jeff Hartfield.

Oh, yes, yes.

Worcester says he's with them.

Wooster What's he got out of this?

Oh, he's their leader.

I better read you this.

Nobody left here,

Dear Simon Legree.

I'm supposed to be me.

By the time you read this,
we will be far away.

All of us

have victims of injustice and tyranny,
have decided we can't take anymore.

So we are getting out.

Davie Adams, Ma
practically accused him of m*rder.

Steve Brewster is not a thief.

Nor am I the bad crook.

You accuse me of being so.

Since everyone hates us,
we are off to parts unknown.

Maybe never to return.

Sadly but proudly. Yours.

Charles Worcester.

As I understand it, your son

only wanted to look at it
and it slipped out of his hand.

Or he's been trying to steal it.

Wanted it
ever since he was a little shaver.

He was afraid you'd make that accusation.

He couldn't face it.

You know,
Davey really loves his little sister.

He doesn't prevent her, as you insinuated.

And I guess I was a little hard
on Worcester.

Is cooking.

Is something almost ready?
What about Jeff?

Yeah. Oh.

Oh, I wish I had a postscript here.

I guess I forgot to read that to you.

P.S. Jeff Hartfield is with us.

He is on our side.

You're going to send someone
to look for the.

Oh. Look where.

I have no idea which way they went.

A lot of country out there, but where's
Flint McCullough these two days?

On a head,
in a way, getting attached to them.

I sent Duke on an errand.

He won't be back for a week.

I wouldn't worry if I were you,

Lester.

I'll take care of them
One of these days, he'll get homesick.

What's little Miss
my complaining about his cooking?

He'll be back right now.

Get the wagons we were rolling out

Bill,

I. Let's hurry it up.

I get as quick as you can,

Mr. Chris.

I take good care of the kids.

Don't you worry.

I should have them back in a week. Maybe.

And it too, I hope.

Respectfully, yours, Charlie.

I resent what he read, that
he's making it all up.

I caught on when he said that about Jeff
being on his side

with no reason
for running away like the others had.

Well, why did he pretend about the note?

I think they're all in this
together, looking for it.

What's it?

I think it's a 30,000 A thank you.

Father
held up, was in a town called Gillette.

When he's

about 40 miles northwest of here.

They caught up with him somewhere
close to where we are now.

When they got to him, the money was gone.

He'd already stashed away.

So the two things

one he didn't have between here
and Killian,

And two, I don't think it's a coincidence
that your little half brother

wait until the train got to this point
before he decided to run away.

That is strange.

Do you think maybe Jeff knows where it is?

No. Maybe about it.

And after that, to narrow
the whole parcel.

I'm Warren. Oh.

What are you thinking?

I One thing I can do

on the way to some time tonight.

They know we're gone by now.

I reckon
they feel pretty bad about it too.

I guess I don't care much.

She might out before my little sister
came, but now who cares if she cares?

We're having fun. We just.

Sure we are.

David Brewster still found us.

Sam, I guess you gave us.

Why didn't you want to go with us? Jeff?

I like Mr..

He likes us. I like him too. I just.

I just don't want him with us
when we pick up the money.

When we get it.

Oh, we're going to be outlaws like you.

PA, shut. Up.

Oh. Shut up.

Come on.

Oh, All right.

We're going to

get out,

pick up some firewood
so we can build a fire.

Oh, and there's one other thing
we're not sure.

Nothing. That's not our money.

What's?

I hope you thought I'd get lost.

It must be awful.

Get lost here in the middle of nowhere.

Beans and pork.

Can you ever eat rooster stew?

Once. Was it like Mr. Hale said it?

It wasn't bad if he cast,

there will be a drop here on Coyote.

They want to take a man.

Well, we ain't mad yet.

How long must
the man be before you catch them.

While they wait till he has his 21st
birthday?

Now, look, fellas.

h*, h*, look.

If you're scared or you changed your mind,
I'll turn around and I'll let you off.

You're going
to start turning into crybabies.

Oh, I was that coyote.

Yeah. And last night
you was worried about engines.

And this morning you was whining about why
I didn't take Rooster along with us.

But I don't want Rooster with us,
and I'm glad we finally lost him.

Let's go.

Come on, boy.

Well, imagine running a you kids
way out here.

Small world.

Now, what do you want, Charlie?

Why? This is my second best k*ller.

How to tighten mine a saddle,
I guess. The Springbok.

What are you following?

As for me, following you? Well,
I should say not.

I don't go any place. I'm not wanted.

No, sorry.

No. Welcome.

No, that's an old family motto, Of course.

On the other hand, if we're invited.

Well, you're not.

So why don't you go some other way
and leave us alone?

Well, the last time I heard
this was a free world.

I can go any which way I want to go.

You go your way and I'll go mine.

It just so happens if your way at Mr.

Cross mine.
Well, that's the way it happened.

I should have told him at that time.

I guess we're rid of him for good.

Now, come on, both of mine.

Whoa.

Hey, you get some gold?

I am caught among me.

Still. Alive

during and after.

If I can find some great tips,
I'll start a fire.

That looks exactly.

Right. Yes,

that'd be good.

When we get here.

He is.

The baby's the greatest.

Within himself.

Hey, if you want to go, be

with.

Maybe we'll find him in the morning.

Just before all with.

I don't know.

Is instead of that.

What are you going to do, Jeff?

Oh, Oh,

come on.

Darn.

Kids, it's

salt and pepper or something.

Hey, maybe people have been

right about my goatee.

Well, well,

I guess I'm just not a little rattled
going out a weather.

Come on, sit down. You all went

mad. You're in the neighborhood.

The greatest.

You know, the idea to separate them
because they got a lot of money

for everybody. Here you go. Yeah,

baby Life.

Oh, it's nice warming, too.

And it up in it.

You know, I could never figure out why
a human should go through all that misery

just to make a few ducks happen.

Every good thing or that

the past ever get involved
with you Like it?

Oh, that just proved

most must do that. That

I'm sorry I got you guys crybaby.

It's the other way around.

Think nothing of it, Jeff boy.

Everybody cry sometime or other.

My laughing and crying is the only
difference between us and animals.

Actually,

I remember one trip we made
when I bought my favorite old Marilla.

I called her Amantha.

She was a gift from my Aunt Amantha.

Look like a do at Long Lantern job.

Well, we went out very long.

We had a little running for the Indians,
and after the smoke all cleared away,

married my old Marilyn.
I did. As a daughter.

You talk about crime.

Water ran out of my like a fountain for
a week, right out in front of everybody.

It was a month, even

before my beard died out.

Hey, speaking of horses, where's yours?

He spoke. Well.
I was like this right away.

With all the bills we brought
in, all the clothes.

Still $30,000.

My passport.

You've had that money all along?

No. We had a map just for.

I hid it for him in the saddle.

Is it still there?

You remember the map?

I do.

Good.

The money was in a cave.

I remember that much.

And across the front of the cave
that there was a tree

that had been struck by lightning.

That's about all I remember.

I couldn't find the cave without that map.

Then $10,000 is a lot of money
by your age.

He retired and he was 20

and think I was going to keep it.

Maybe I haven't given it much thought,
but $30,000 is quite a tidy sum.

It came about a Saturday.

I thought about giving him back the money.

Wouldn't if you were just for

three days or so.

And what we do
the first thing in the morning,

we'd all get up and go out
and find that horse.

The storm settles in the middle of stuff
and play some great bet on that.

What you need is some soup.

Good.

That's real stew.

A red beef stew at trial.

Eat your rabbits, do you please

get to the.

Green room, please.

No. I

hereby.

Given

there was no.

Roster roster.

There. Your job.

You find anything

followed by

your job?

Well, here we are.

And he comes up here, you're going
to have yourself a dead friend.

What do you want? You a wreck?

You got Jenny all upset, running away.

Not nice young kid
like you going after stolen money.

You find it yet?

Do you know where it is?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Where are you?

Why are you calling me? Yes.

Are you in trouble? No.

Get up on that horse and get over here.

Yeah. Dr.

Jeff,
how can I help you with your horse to

show?

Oh, God.

What?

You were in one.

All better. All right, Chris,

when you start reading my mind,
I read your mind.

I'm reading your face
like an open book printed in big letters.

You never approved of my
letting those kids run away.

Did you believe you're the wagon master?

Well, I had other reasons.

I'm just trying to find out what young
Jeff was up to.

I never believed by giving birth
to a child, you suddenly become righteous

and noble.

Know all the answers.

Parents can be wrong to fact.

Sometimes they can
be more wrong in their kids.

Babies.

Mother, for instance, a nervous fussbudget

accusing her own boy
of practically m*rder.

I don't know.

She's sorry. Knows better.

So to Stevie's father, I hope now he knows

his son is more important
than an old watch.

That's the other reason
I let him run away.

Try and bring those parents
back to their senses.

I now, though

I wish I knew where they were,
what they were doing.

I'd be willing to say they're safe
and sound written for us right now.

Feel in my bones.

He's bleeding.

I want my mama.

Well, she's here, son.

Help me out, boys.

Give me my handkerchief back here.

Oh, b*llet went plumb through,
No bones broken.

Should not be cold.

Who shot you? US.

He's got Jeff, too.

I don't know what Mr.

Chris is going to say.

Go out and see if you can find some clean
malt boys.

Okay,

My old fool.

I've done nothing.

I started out to do what

she has gone.

Tell us.

Well, maybe k*ll him and get the money

and wrong all the time.

Then nothing. Make

daylight.

Sir, please have pity on a blundering
old jackass.

Make this a wound fatal.

Please get me out of my misery.

That's my deep, heartfelt prayer.

Honest answer.

Lord, please do that for me.

Never mind, Lord, for

here.

What's that? The moth.

Oh, don't bother me with stuff like that
at a time.

Like that.

Come on, Come on.

Sure.

It's a big thing. Well,
you know what it is.

Just don't. And avoid doing nothing.

Just start
turning over rocks or something.

It's got to be in here.
We saw the tree up front.

Will yourself the

financing, boys?

Not yet. Sorry.

We need some help over here.

So much out.

Oh, look at that.

I don't think I did.

I tell you
that the way I thought for sure.

We'll keep looking.

We know it. Anyway. We saw the tree out.

What does look round itself physically?

Hey, got to find something.

Well, I don't know. For a while.

It might just take a couple seconds.

I see

the money.

Well, at least.

I got part of my job done.
We give this back.

Maybe one hang. Jeff. Paul,

what are you doing here?

I hard Hartfield.

We met last year, remember?

About two years ago, a gentleman.

I met a lot of men in jail.

Where'd you get that money for canteen?

There in a rock. Where you headed?

I have a gift for 40.

How'd you know I had money?

Jeff told us we were not putting forth.

I know who you are.

You're that old drunk with a wagon train.

Your name's Williams.

Oyster Night's a darn ordinary
and a never drunk.

Well, almost never.

You regaling?

Well, we all knew you were in
to show up here with that Oregon boot on.

Everybody knows they put down a prisoner.

They were taking me from here to
the Huskies, where they do the hangings.

I got away when the prison wagon
broken axle and went over the clown.

Where are you going to meet Jeff here.

The only meeting I was going to
have was with a rope.

I came out here to see if the money

Jeff give you the map.

Why didn't he come here with you?

Oh, he did.

He wouldn't trust us out of here alone.

That's a fine boy.

You've got the smartest young fellow
I ever met.

Where is he now? Don't you worry.

We'll find him.

We started out together.

Well, not exactly together,
but we got together.

When I beat you on that scale,
it was Jeff.

I don't know.

He's been kidnaped.
I'm afraid I didn't do my duty.

Diamond and Violet kidnaped him. Gave me.

This was kind of an outlaw.

I think he'd been felons.
You have to get together.

Lead him to that money.

I reckon we're going
to have to go after them.

You got an extra g*n is mine,

I guess.

k*lling your first man,
defending your son.

Don't count. High as a k*lling.

I'll keep it.

I do better shot, Especially
when the target don't move too fast.

You better let me bandage this.

You won't be much good.

It starts bleeding.

Tell me who this fellow that got Jeff.

Name's Dallas.
He was kind of friendly with Jenny.

I've met him.

And no good for nothing. Curly Wolf.

I got a poster out on him.

Reward is a dollar $0.86.

Let's go.

No, boys, I'm sorry.

You can't do this time.

Stay in the valley.

Get that out of sight.
We'll be right back.

That we're a fine posse.

One man wounded
and one of us as good as crippled.

Well,
anyway, let's go find my boy. I think.

Well, it looks
like we have to give up for the night.

You can't tell a man of dark.

A Jeff's a bright boy
to worry about, to take care of himself.

You say he found the map.

Yeah, I understand. Alone.

He said you knew how
well he liked to tinker,

and it's still there last I heard it.

But now I know why we had to follow this
zigzag trail.

Jeff did it purposely,
trying to keep Dallas away from the cave.

Like I said, that, yes. Is smart. Boy,

this money.

What's going to be our stake?

Jeff's and mine.

Even if I got caught,
I'd still be there when I got out

and I'd find the kid
and we get out of the country.

Mexico, maybe.

Man gets tired running

or not being able to run.

This is never going to happen to my kid.

I my leave the train.

When you did, I told you I heard you
and Jenny plan to send me to an orphanage.

I know you're going.

Come on.

No place particular,
but not to an orphans home.

So you took the kids
along with the for company.

And also they had a fight
with their folks, which is about Wooster

by accident.

And after your father,
then what were your plans?

I don't know what you.

Mean by you had. $30,000.

Well, someone's going to bring it back to.

Hey, I'm with you, kid.

I told you I was.

I was

so whatever

I did that, I'm telling them to talk
first thing in the morning.

I guess now that's
what I call a couple of nice boys.

Get the fire ready and everything.

All we need is a little hot food, stomach,
nothing like that.

To build a man spirits up ours. That guy.

All we got left is over in my saddlebags.
I'll have to go get it.

Not very much at all.

I got a little fried chicken

at the knock off yesterday,
but get it to keep going now.

We wrote it, remember?
You keep the fire going. Good.

Plow.

Oh, Jeff, I thought you were dead.

Worster told me about this Dallas fire

getting out of

sorts was at night.

I thought he was in here.

He's got them out.

Well, that's a healthy kid.

You got their brains right back.

I think

I heard you were going to be
the guest of honor at a necktie socially,

but did they let yard?

So you get that money
you borrowed from the bank

and have yourself a time
I've cut myself in?

Like, where is it

you're talking pretty big.

A ten horn g*n.

Last time we met, you were.

You were breaking into piggy banks
boasting about it.

See this?

I got this Oregon moccasin
at the last place I stopped.

You know what I'm going to do, Dallas?

I'm going to kick your teeth in with it.

Stay where you are.

Oh, Don, how do you figure to scare me

when a posse couldn't pull a rope
I missed?

Or the one I may still get?

I've had guys pointing g*ns at me
all my life,

talking big with their trigger fingers.

They never faze me.

And you think you can?

And money's not mine.

And it's not going to be yours

at all, Mr.

My boy J

Looks like I'm

breaking the law again.

sh**ting them out of hand.

Here.

Forward.

Sure.

You take it

and do what we were planning to.

You get out of the country to get yourself
spread to the getting to be a kitten.

How can people do that? But

they said if they get the money back,
it wouldn't hang you

that you made

sure your stake in freedom.

And if you love,

don't be like me.

Hey, go this. Hi.

Hello, Charles.

I said look who's coming.

Be back in a minute. Mr..

Yes, well, I come to say goodbye.

Well, are you sure this is what you ought
to newsone?

Yes, sir.

And and I know it's
what my papa would have wanted.

Maybe I ought to take that
reward the bank. I would.

You, when you return the money to him
fell on his own.

Needs a little cash to see him through,
you know.

No, I couldn't take
a reward for something I did.

I'm going to be fine.

No, Mr.
Tuttle's taking me on as an apprentice.

In one year or so, I'll be a regular hand.

It's all right with Ginnie.

You don't care anyhow. You forget.

Mr. Hill. I'm almost 17.

He's a man.

All I

by, Mr. Hale.

I've done

a lot for you, Jeff.

Goodbye, Charlie.

You take care of yourself.

You're sure?

Thank you, Charlie.

I'm afraid so.

Goodbye.

Goodbye.

I know I k*lled a man.

I'm glad I did.

Because it helped get my well, that boy.

A new start in life,

right? You.