WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:52.046 --> 00:00:54.465 Callie and Decca were two sisters. 2 00:00:54.549 --> 00:00:56.176 They were on a boat. 3 00:00:56.259 --> 00:00:59.053 They're in the water, and Callie said to Decca, 4 00:00:59.137 --> 00:01:03.474 "Decca, will you tell me the story about the upside-down tree again please?" 5 00:01:03.599 --> 00:01:06.436 And Decca said, "Once upon a time, 6 00:01:06.561 --> 00:01:08.980 "there was an upside-down tree. 7 00:01:09.063 --> 00:01:12.984 "And anyone who walked in through the door of its trunk 8 00:01:13.067 --> 00:01:15.987 "would be immediately turned to good 9 00:01:16.070 --> 00:01:17.822 if they were bad." 10 00:01:17.905 --> 00:01:22.160 Callie said, "I would really like to see that tree sometime." 11 00:01:22.285 --> 00:01:24.120 They went on and on in the water. 12 00:01:24.245 --> 00:01:26.289 Can you make water? 13 00:01:26.414 --> 00:01:28.750 Yeah. 14 00:01:28.833 --> 00:01:30.877 And then all of a sudden, they hit land. Oh. 15 00:01:31.002 --> 00:01:32.670 And all the animals joined them, 16 00:01:32.754 --> 00:01:35.590 'cause they wanted to see the upside-down tree, too. 17 00:01:35.673 --> 00:01:37.759 They had a bunny rabbit. 18 00:01:37.884 --> 00:01:39.677 Can you make a bunny rabbit? 19 00:01:39.802 --> 00:01:43.514 Yeah, the bunny rabbits went, and there were... 20 00:01:43.639 --> 00:01:45.516 wolves. 21 00:01:45.641 --> 00:01:48.394 And there was a cheetah. 22 00:01:48.478 --> 00:01:50.355 And... No, don't eat my nose. 23 00:01:50.480 --> 00:01:52.023 I'm trying to tell a story. 24 00:01:52.106 --> 00:01:53.316 Are you a monster? 25 00:01:53.441 --> 00:01:55.318 Are you a monster eating my nose? 26 00:01:55.443 --> 00:01:57.153 I'm so scared of monsters. 27 00:01:57.236 --> 00:01:59.197 "I wish I could find the upside-down tree," 28 00:01:59.322 --> 00:02:03.034 and they ran and they found the upside-down tree, but outside was a lion. 29 00:02:05.620 --> 00:02:06.704 "Get away from my tree. 30 00:02:06.788 --> 00:02:08.831 This is my tree." 31 00:02:08.915 --> 00:02:10.750 And Callie said, 32 00:02:10.833 --> 00:02:14.003 "Well, if it's your tree, Lion, why don't you go inside it?" 33 00:02:14.128 --> 00:02:16.756 Lion said, "All right, I will." 34 00:02:16.881 --> 00:02:19.717 And he went inside his tree. 35 00:02:21.302 --> 00:02:24.263 And his claws went back in his paws. 36 00:02:24.347 --> 00:02:26.641 He started smiling. 37 00:02:26.766 --> 00:02:28.393 He started relaxing. 38 00:02:28.476 --> 00:02:30.937 He said, "You're my friends, 39 00:02:31.020 --> 00:02:33.648 and all my friends are welcome here." 40 00:02:33.773 --> 00:02:36.984 And so Callie and Decca went into the upside-down tree, 41 00:02:37.068 --> 00:02:39.529 and they all lived happily ever after. 42 00:02:39.654 --> 00:02:44.117 Do good people ever turn bad in the upside-down tree? 43 00:02:45.702 --> 00:02:47.036 No. 44 00:02:47.161 --> 00:02:49.622 Good people never turn bad. 45 00:02:54.168 --> 00:02:56.045 Sweet dreams, baby. 46 00:03:29.620 --> 00:03:31.247 Daddy! Daddy! 47 00:03:57.023 --> 00:03:58.066 Ham! 48 00:04:29.931 --> 00:04:31.683 Gunpowder. 49 00:04:31.808 --> 00:04:33.184 Okay. 50 00:04:33.267 --> 00:04:34.394 Ready? 51 00:04:34.477 --> 00:04:36.688 I'm ready. 52 00:04:38.314 --> 00:04:39.857 And... 53 00:04:39.941 --> 00:04:41.234 now. 54 00:04:43.444 --> 00:04:45.738 Son of a...! 55 00:04:45.822 --> 00:04:47.907 Watch your language. 56 00:04:59.836 --> 00:05:02.505 Last one. 57 00:05:10.847 --> 00:05:13.474 This one's not coming out. 58 00:05:15.601 --> 00:05:17.020 Jane. 59 00:05:19.022 --> 00:05:20.565 Jane. 60 00:05:20.690 --> 00:05:23.526 What? 61 00:05:23.651 --> 00:05:26.946 The Bishop boys. 62 00:05:28.823 --> 00:05:30.616 They're coming. 63 00:05:31.826 --> 00:05:34.787 They're coming? 64 00:05:34.871 --> 00:05:36.748 I'm sorry. 65 00:05:36.831 --> 00:05:38.291 I'm so sorry. 66 00:05:54.515 --> 00:05:56.976 If them bullets don't kill you, 67 00:05:57.060 --> 00:06:00.605 and this storm you somehow brought upon us don't kill you, 68 00:06:00.730 --> 00:06:01.898 goes without saying... 69 00:06:03.524 --> 00:06:04.942 I will kill you. 70 00:06:10.490 --> 00:06:11.866 But I reckon, 71 00:06:11.949 --> 00:06:14.702 You might just be immortal. 72 00:06:35.056 --> 00:06:37.600 Don't go jumping up the second I leave, starting gunfights. 73 00:06:37.725 --> 00:06:39.852 No. 74 00:06:47.402 --> 00:06:49.946 I can't feel my legs. 75 00:06:56.285 --> 00:06:57.370 You... 76 00:06:59.080 --> 00:07:01.332 You get going. 77 00:07:01.416 --> 00:07:04.043 Get Katie safe with you. 78 00:07:05.753 --> 00:07:07.797 I'm not gonna have you lose another child. 79 00:07:11.342 --> 00:07:12.427 Jane? 80 00:07:12.510 --> 00:07:14.095 Mm-hmm? 81 00:07:18.224 --> 00:07:20.560 You don't have to come back. 82 00:07:23.938 --> 00:07:25.940 I understand. 83 00:07:28.067 --> 00:07:29.986 You know me better than that. 84 00:07:42.290 --> 00:07:44.751 Mommy, when are we coming back? 85 00:07:44.834 --> 00:07:46.794 Real soon, sweetheart. 86 00:07:46.878 --> 00:07:49.547 Coming back real soon. 87 00:08:29.629 --> 00:08:31.798 Remember where you came from. 88 00:08:33.800 --> 00:08:35.093 What was there? 89 00:08:35.176 --> 00:08:36.302 A cord. 90 00:08:36.386 --> 00:08:37.679 Right. 91 00:08:37.804 --> 00:08:41.641 And wherever you are, I feel you. 92 00:08:41.766 --> 00:08:43.935 - Okay? - Okay. 93 00:08:44.018 --> 00:08:46.479 Okay. 94 00:10:29.999 --> 00:10:32.877 Didn't I make it clear last time? 95 00:10:38.132 --> 00:10:39.926 You ain't welcome here, Jane. 96 00:11:26.180 --> 00:11:27.515 Get out. 97 00:11:39.402 --> 00:11:41.904 Bishop boys are coming for us. 98 00:11:41.988 --> 00:11:44.115 I need help. 99 00:11:44.198 --> 00:11:46.951 You roll over in that bed of yours, Jane, 100 00:11:47.035 --> 00:11:49.829 I think you'll find someone who can help you. 101 00:11:49.912 --> 00:11:51.831 He can't help. 102 00:11:51.914 --> 00:11:54.000 - That's why I came. - That's funny, isn't it? 103 00:11:54.125 --> 00:11:57.086 Isn't that also the reason why you left? 104 00:11:57.211 --> 00:11:58.838 There is so much you don't know, Dan. 105 00:11:58.963 --> 00:12:00.590 What I know... 106 00:12:02.633 --> 00:12:05.636 is I seen everything I need to know with my own two eyes. 107 00:12:05.762 --> 00:12:07.805 So whatever you gotta say to me, 108 00:12:07.930 --> 00:12:11.893 I figure you go back to that little house of yours and best tell it to your husband. 109 00:12:11.976 --> 00:12:14.395 'Cause me, I'm busy. 110 00:12:16.481 --> 00:12:21.778 And I don't got time to entertain every girl I laid with back in Missouri. 111 00:12:30.953 --> 00:12:32.789 Dan! 112 00:12:32.872 --> 00:12:36.584 If my husband could help, I wouldn't have come here. 113 00:12:36.668 --> 00:12:38.044 He's in rough shape. 114 00:12:38.169 --> 00:12:40.755 Well, that's too bad. What did he do? 115 00:12:40.880 --> 00:12:43.174 Bishop boys have been hunting us down for years. 116 00:12:43.257 --> 00:12:46.052 They finally found Ham, and they shot him to hell and back. 117 00:12:47.303 --> 00:12:49.389 Well, I ain't no doctor. 118 00:12:49.472 --> 00:12:51.432 I don't need a doctor. 119 00:12:53.601 --> 00:12:55.520 I need a gunslinger. 120 00:12:55.645 --> 00:12:58.481 Them Bishop boys are coming for you... 121 00:13:00.400 --> 00:13:02.318 you don't need a gunslinger. 122 00:13:02.443 --> 00:13:04.070 You need a goddamn regiment. 123 00:13:05.321 --> 00:13:07.240 If I were you... 124 00:13:08.783 --> 00:13:14.038 I would just go home, and I would toss that big sack of shit on a wagon 125 00:13:14.163 --> 00:13:17.458 and I would ride him into town yourself, 126 00:13:17.542 --> 00:13:19.085 so they can hang him quick. 127 00:13:20.712 --> 00:13:23.214 Bishops would be sated, 128 00:13:23.297 --> 00:13:25.550 and you'll still have your life. 129 00:13:27.343 --> 00:13:29.846 Maybe even a little bag of gold for your troubles. 130 00:13:31.639 --> 00:13:33.599 Anything else you choose to do... 131 00:13:35.810 --> 00:13:37.854 is pure ignorance. 132 00:13:42.734 --> 00:13:44.318 I thank you for your hospitality. 133 00:13:44.444 --> 00:13:46.738 - You're welcome. - And judging by the looks of things, 134 00:13:46.821 --> 00:13:49.282 you wouldn't have been much use to me anyway. 135 00:13:49.407 --> 00:13:50.742 Probably not. 136 00:13:50.825 --> 00:13:52.493 I'll hire me somebody in Lullaby. 137 00:13:56.080 --> 00:13:57.957 He's not worth your life, Jane. 138 00:13:58.082 --> 00:14:00.418 My life's worth isn't your concern. 139 00:14:00.501 --> 00:14:02.295 Hasn't been for years. 140 00:14:16.267 --> 00:14:18.519 I understand that you were engaged 141 00:14:18.644 --> 00:14:21.022 in the trading of fur with my old... 142 00:14:21.105 --> 00:14:22.482 friend, Bill Hammond. 143 00:14:22.607 --> 00:14:24.901 Somehow he managed to execute four of my men 144 00:14:24.984 --> 00:14:28.821 and then ride off, despite the fact that he was peppered with bullet wounds. 145 00:14:28.905 --> 00:14:31.240 Now, how would he have done that? 146 00:14:31.366 --> 00:14:33.618 I seen it through the window, Mr. Bishop. 147 00:14:35.161 --> 00:14:37.664 Hammond walked to his horse. 148 00:14:37.747 --> 00:14:40.333 A bunch of guys came around the corner. 149 00:14:40.416 --> 00:14:42.335 All hell broke loose. 150 00:14:45.755 --> 00:14:48.299 Hammond got the best of them. 151 00:14:48.383 --> 00:14:50.927 You ever see him in the company of a woman, 152 00:14:51.052 --> 00:14:53.179 significantly more attractive than he is? 153 00:14:53.262 --> 00:14:55.348 Goes by the name of Jane Ballard. 154 00:14:57.016 --> 00:14:59.227 Would you happen to know where Hammond resides, then? 155 00:15:00.603 --> 00:15:01.688 You're a fur trader! 156 00:15:01.813 --> 00:15:05.358 Here I am trying to trade with you, and you've nothing to offer! 157 00:15:06.901 --> 00:15:09.278 Don't know where he lives. 158 00:15:11.614 --> 00:15:13.991 But I see him... 159 00:15:14.075 --> 00:15:16.035 always heading north. 160 00:15:28.756 --> 00:15:30.675 Please. 161 00:15:30.800 --> 00:15:32.427 Please. 162 00:15:32.510 --> 00:15:35.722 I... I have a family. 163 00:16:02.457 --> 00:16:04.000 How long you been there for? 164 00:16:29.108 --> 00:16:32.486 Got enough firepower here to start another war. 165 00:16:32.612 --> 00:16:35.114 What you want all this stuff for, anyways? 166 00:16:37.200 --> 00:16:38.701 Just do. 167 00:17:10.900 --> 00:17:12.026 Yeah! 168 00:17:19.075 --> 00:17:22.328 Well, mama said we can bring 'em with us if we pack 'em up. 169 00:17:28.543 --> 00:17:30.003 Excuse me. 170 00:17:30.128 --> 00:17:32.505 Do you know where I could find John Bishop? 171 00:17:34.924 --> 00:17:37.552 Well, Mr. Bishop's a very busy man. 172 00:17:38.636 --> 00:17:40.054 Vic could help you. 173 00:17:40.138 --> 00:17:41.597 He's his right hand. 174 00:17:41.723 --> 00:17:43.141 Sometimes his left. 175 00:17:44.809 --> 00:17:46.978 He's right back there. 176 00:17:47.061 --> 00:17:48.438 All right. 177 00:17:48.563 --> 00:17:50.273 Thank you very much. 178 00:17:50.356 --> 00:17:51.607 Pleasure. 179 00:17:51.733 --> 00:17:53.317 Come on, Mary. 180 00:17:53.443 --> 00:17:55.236 Bye. 181 00:18:16.424 --> 00:18:17.759 You Vic? 182 00:18:17.884 --> 00:18:19.344 What'd you want? 183 00:18:19.427 --> 00:18:21.137 I want to join the trek. 184 00:18:21.220 --> 00:18:22.930 Well, that wagon's full. 185 00:18:25.099 --> 00:18:27.310 What? You don't hear good? 186 00:18:37.320 --> 00:18:39.280 Something I can help you with? 187 00:18:41.157 --> 00:18:43.284 I'm hoping to ride west with John Bishop's party. 188 00:18:44.452 --> 00:18:47.205 Fella outside said there's no room. 189 00:18:47.330 --> 00:18:49.040 That's my brother, Vic. 190 00:18:49.165 --> 00:18:52.460 He's an unyielding sort. 191 00:18:52.543 --> 00:18:54.045 What's your name? 192 00:18:54.170 --> 00:18:56.756 Jane Ballard. 193 00:18:56.881 --> 00:18:58.216 Tell me something, Jane. 194 00:18:58.299 --> 00:18:59.550 How many's in your party? 195 00:18:59.634 --> 00:19:01.552 Just me and my little girl. 196 00:19:01.636 --> 00:19:02.679 Husband? 197 00:19:02.804 --> 00:19:04.055 Had a fiance. 198 00:19:04.138 --> 00:19:05.515 He's dead. 199 00:19:05.640 --> 00:19:08.935 Died in the war. 200 00:19:09.018 --> 00:19:10.770 You're only a slight thing, Jane. 201 00:19:10.853 --> 00:19:13.690 I think we can accommodate your request. 202 00:19:13.815 --> 00:19:16.317 We're assured protection? 203 00:19:16.442 --> 00:19:20.113 Passage and protection, most assuredly. 204 00:19:28.579 --> 00:19:30.707 Thank you. 205 00:20:04.949 --> 00:20:08.828 Seem to recall you putting up more of a fight last time, Jane. 206 00:20:13.124 --> 00:20:16.169 The years do take it out of a person, I guess. 207 00:20:16.294 --> 00:20:18.254 How about you scoot on back there? 208 00:20:18.338 --> 00:20:20.256 Hmm? Hmm? 209 00:20:20.340 --> 00:20:21.758 Yeah. 210 00:20:21.883 --> 00:20:24.761 Yeah. Get us a little privacy. 211 00:20:26.220 --> 00:20:29.932 Now, let's you and me talk about a certain... 212 00:20:30.016 --> 00:20:33.686 fur trading son of a bitch named Bill Hammond. 213 00:20:33.811 --> 00:20:36.773 I haven't seen Bill Hammond in years. 214 00:20:36.856 --> 00:20:38.608 - That right? - That's right. 215 00:20:38.733 --> 00:20:40.276 Ooh! 216 00:20:40.401 --> 00:20:42.528 Is that a Walker you got there, Jane? 217 00:20:44.322 --> 00:20:49.327 You know, that's a very particular model of firearm you got. 218 00:20:49.452 --> 00:20:50.953 Yeah. 219 00:20:51.037 --> 00:20:54.957 Believe I've seen that very one right up close in the hand of Bill Hammond. 220 00:20:55.083 --> 00:20:56.709 Mm-hmm. 221 00:20:59.003 --> 00:21:01.839 You remember when he shot me, don't you, Jane? 222 00:21:03.925 --> 00:21:05.677 Want to touch it? 223 00:21:11.349 --> 00:21:13.059 Let me get this straight. 224 00:21:13.142 --> 00:21:14.852 Hammond shoots four of my boys 225 00:21:14.936 --> 00:21:17.355 with a Walker that looks just like that one there. 226 00:21:17.480 --> 00:21:20.191 Then, a couple days later, his prize whore 227 00:21:20.274 --> 00:21:22.777 shows up right here in Lullaby. 228 00:21:22.860 --> 00:21:25.988 I haven't seen Hammond in years! 229 00:21:29.992 --> 00:21:32.704 You know, Jane, I could believe you. 230 00:21:32.787 --> 00:21:34.831 I really could. 231 00:21:36.916 --> 00:21:38.960 But I like to be sure. 232 00:21:40.128 --> 00:21:43.715 So now you're gonna stand up and take me to your house. 233 00:21:43.840 --> 00:21:46.467 If he ain't there, I'll give you my word, 234 00:21:46.551 --> 00:21:48.928 I probably ain't gonna kill you. 235 00:21:49.053 --> 00:21:50.930 Hmm? 236 00:21:51.014 --> 00:21:54.892 But I sure as hell gonna... 237 00:22:01.315 --> 00:22:03.985 The hell are you? 238 00:22:04.068 --> 00:22:06.195 You okay, Jane? 239 00:22:10.908 --> 00:22:12.493 What's your stake in this, cowboy? 240 00:22:12.577 --> 00:22:14.078 Well, I'm not sure yet. 241 00:22:14.203 --> 00:22:17.874 Why don't you holster those Colts... 242 00:22:17.999 --> 00:22:20.209 let that lady be, and we can talk. 243 00:22:20.335 --> 00:22:23.838 How about you lower that rifle... 244 00:22:23.963 --> 00:22:25.506 and I make it worth your while. 245 00:22:25.590 --> 00:22:28.134 Really? How so? 246 00:22:28.217 --> 00:22:30.595 Split a bounty with you? 247 00:22:30.678 --> 00:22:32.638 Fixin' to get Bill Hammond. 248 00:22:35.350 --> 00:22:36.642 Well, how much? 249 00:22:36.768 --> 00:22:38.144 Enough. 250 00:22:38.227 --> 00:22:40.396 Dan. 251 00:22:40.521 --> 00:22:42.565 Shut up, Jane. 252 00:22:50.448 --> 00:22:53.993 You help us out, we cut you in. 253 00:22:59.290 --> 00:23:02.001 Maybe I even share this one with you. 254 00:23:03.920 --> 00:23:06.381 Course, I get to go first. 255 00:23:06.464 --> 00:23:08.174 Me and Jane got some... 256 00:23:32.490 --> 00:23:34.450 We gotta get out of here. 257 00:24:34.469 --> 00:24:36.512 Give me a minute. 258 00:25:11.172 --> 00:25:12.423 Katie? 259 00:25:12.507 --> 00:25:15.051 She's fine. How are you feeling? 260 00:25:21.349 --> 00:25:24.477 Turn me over. Turn me over. 261 00:25:33.111 --> 00:25:34.737 I'm here. 262 00:25:34.821 --> 00:25:36.323 Okay? 263 00:25:37.365 --> 00:25:39.325 Sorry I was gone so long. 264 00:25:46.290 --> 00:25:48.209 I brought help. 265 00:25:49.627 --> 00:25:52.463 Lie down. Relax. 266 00:26:25.872 --> 00:26:28.541 That all seems so far away. 267 00:26:28.624 --> 00:26:30.376 They already got plenty of men. 268 00:26:30.460 --> 00:26:31.961 I gotta go, Jane. 269 00:26:32.086 --> 00:26:34.047 No, you want to go. 270 00:26:37.508 --> 00:26:39.594 You know, the war isn't gonna last very long. 271 00:26:41.637 --> 00:26:44.223 They say I'll be back in a couple of months. 272 00:26:47.101 --> 00:26:49.228 Jane, really. 273 00:26:49.312 --> 00:26:51.606 I will be back... 274 00:26:51.731 --> 00:26:54.859 in a couple of months, and we'll go wherever you want. 275 00:26:58.279 --> 00:27:01.115 Well, I want to go see the Pacific. 276 00:27:01.240 --> 00:27:04.869 I want to step my feet where there's no further to go. 277 00:27:07.372 --> 00:27:09.791 Well, that is what we're gonna do. 278 00:27:28.142 --> 00:27:30.061 I love you. 279 00:27:30.144 --> 00:27:32.105 Then stay. 280 00:28:06.014 --> 00:28:08.224 We best get moving. 281 00:28:08.307 --> 00:28:09.934 Mm-hmm. 282 00:28:15.690 --> 00:28:17.567 Boys, we got another one dead. 283 00:28:17.692 --> 00:28:21.279 Found Fitchum all shot up in an alley. 284 00:28:21.404 --> 00:28:25.241 Half his head on one side, half his head on another. 285 00:28:25.366 --> 00:28:28.536 A man and woman seen leaving Lullaby before the blood dried. 286 00:28:28.619 --> 00:28:32.540 And the girl fit the description of our old friend Jane. 287 00:28:32.623 --> 00:28:36.169 Now, Fitchum's demise brings Hammond's tally to five dead men, 288 00:28:36.294 --> 00:28:39.797 disregarding his heroics at the whorehouse we all remember. 289 00:28:39.922 --> 00:28:43.217 Now, we'll spread out across this valley here. 290 00:28:43.301 --> 00:28:45.219 Question every living soul. 291 00:28:45.303 --> 00:28:48.181 We will turn over every rock 292 00:28:48.264 --> 00:28:50.808 until that snake slithers out into sight. 293 00:29:15.541 --> 00:29:17.669 Well... 294 00:29:17.752 --> 00:29:20.713 let's hope the Bishop boys are all very big and fat. 295 00:29:35.603 --> 00:29:38.523 Ham taught me how to hunt. 296 00:29:38.648 --> 00:29:41.609 Rabbit stew doesn't taste very good without rabbits. 297 00:29:56.374 --> 00:29:57.875 Is that a way in? 298 00:29:58.001 --> 00:30:00.545 There's only one way in, one way out. 299 00:30:00.628 --> 00:30:02.630 That's why we chose to build here. 300 00:30:04.590 --> 00:30:06.467 What about the ridge? 301 00:30:08.428 --> 00:30:11.848 You can maybe get up there. 302 00:30:11.973 --> 00:30:14.434 Good luck getting down. 303 00:30:14.559 --> 00:30:18.229 Okay, so he says, "They're coming." 304 00:30:18.312 --> 00:30:20.565 Well, how many might "they" be? 305 00:30:20.690 --> 00:30:22.316 I don't know. 306 00:30:22.442 --> 00:30:25.236 Used to be more than a dozen of them, but that was a long time ago. 307 00:30:25.361 --> 00:30:27.113 Could be any number of them by now. 308 00:30:27.196 --> 00:30:29.449 Minus the four your husband shot. 309 00:30:31.451 --> 00:30:34.203 And the one that you sent to the bone orchard. 310 00:31:01.356 --> 00:31:03.066 Pardon me, ma'am. 311 00:31:03.149 --> 00:31:05.777 I was wondering if you could take a look at this photograph. 312 00:31:05.860 --> 00:31:07.987 I'm searching for my fiancee, Jane Ballard. 313 00:31:08.071 --> 00:31:10.239 Pardon me, sir. Take a look at this photograph. 314 00:31:10.365 --> 00:31:12.241 Last I knew, she was traveling on a train of wagons. 315 00:31:12.367 --> 00:31:13.534 Uh, from Missouri. 316 00:31:13.618 --> 00:31:15.119 Been searching far and wide for her. 317 00:31:15.244 --> 00:31:16.788 Yeah, she is. She's beautiful. 318 00:31:16.871 --> 00:31:18.247 Thank you, ma'am. Thank you for your time. 319 00:31:19.957 --> 00:31:21.542 Pardon me, friend. 320 00:31:21.626 --> 00:31:24.754 I'm, uh... seeking to find someone. 321 00:31:24.879 --> 00:31:27.507 Believe she might have traveled here to Raphael. 322 00:31:29.717 --> 00:31:31.511 Name of Jane Ballard. 323 00:31:52.782 --> 00:31:54.701 You wouldn't happen to be 324 00:31:54.784 --> 00:31:58.871 the same Dan Frost who gained such renown during the late war, now, would you? 325 00:31:58.955 --> 00:32:01.541 I believe you put a Reb general, 326 00:32:01.624 --> 00:32:03.835 as well as a lot of other high-profile grays, 327 00:32:03.918 --> 00:32:06.337 under your belt early on in the conflict. Is that correct? 328 00:32:06.421 --> 00:32:08.756 Why, he don't look like no hero to me. 329 00:32:11.843 --> 00:32:14.178 He look more like Spoons. 330 00:32:14.262 --> 00:32:16.681 Or kin to him. 331 00:32:16.806 --> 00:32:19.142 He's a former associate of ours 332 00:32:19.225 --> 00:32:22.186 who had an unfortunate proclivity for the pilfering 333 00:32:22.270 --> 00:32:24.647 of silverware. 334 00:32:24.772 --> 00:32:27.859 He's no longer under my employ. 335 00:32:27.942 --> 00:32:29.902 He's dead. 336 00:32:33.573 --> 00:32:36.367 Beauregard carried this in Shiloh. 337 00:32:36.492 --> 00:32:38.453 Now, that is the prize of my collection. 338 00:32:40.747 --> 00:32:43.750 Did you know that Shiloh means "place of peace" in Hebrew? 339 00:32:48.087 --> 00:32:50.006 Ain't nothing peaceful about Shiloh. 340 00:32:50.131 --> 00:32:52.759 No, indeed. 341 00:32:53.801 --> 00:32:54.802 Indeed. 342 00:33:00.725 --> 00:33:02.894 So, what is your, uh... 343 00:33:02.977 --> 00:33:06.689 interest here, Mr. Frost, in that woman? 344 00:33:06.814 --> 00:33:10.443 I know that she traveled west with a train of wagons. 345 00:33:10.568 --> 00:33:12.904 Wagons belonging to you. 346 00:33:12.987 --> 00:33:15.073 And I've been tracking her path. 347 00:33:15.156 --> 00:33:17.241 Why would you do that? 348 00:33:17.367 --> 00:33:18.910 She's my fiancee. 349 00:33:18.993 --> 00:33:21.120 And I... 350 00:33:21.245 --> 00:33:23.289 I hope to bring her home. 351 00:33:23.414 --> 00:33:27.210 Then I suggest you find Bill Hammond there, Sure Shot. 352 00:33:31.339 --> 00:33:32.965 Uh, who's Bill Hammond? 353 00:33:38.805 --> 00:33:40.890 Who's Bill Hammond? 354 00:33:40.973 --> 00:33:42.975 Bill Hammond... 355 00:33:45.019 --> 00:33:47.063 is another former associate of ours. 356 00:33:48.439 --> 00:33:51.067 He fixated on Jane along the journey. 357 00:33:51.150 --> 00:33:53.444 He absconded with her in the dead of night. 358 00:33:53.569 --> 00:33:56.614 They haven't been seen in roughly a year's time. 359 00:33:56.698 --> 00:33:59.951 Now, we searched for them, naturally, but, uh... 360 00:34:00.034 --> 00:34:02.704 well, it's a big country. 361 00:34:05.581 --> 00:34:09.002 There's negatives and positives here, Mr. Frost. 362 00:34:11.629 --> 00:34:13.798 The negative is that... 363 00:34:13.923 --> 00:34:17.135 Bill Hammond is a wretched and remorseless individual. 364 00:34:17.218 --> 00:34:19.804 The positive is that I would presume 365 00:34:19.929 --> 00:34:22.974 that he's kept Jane alive. 366 00:34:23.057 --> 00:34:24.976 Now, I imagine one could fight a case 367 00:34:25.059 --> 00:34:28.771 for that also being a negative, now I come to think on it. 368 00:34:30.940 --> 00:34:33.026 He's worth 2,000. 369 00:34:33.109 --> 00:34:36.904 Now, I would be happy to double that if you saw fit to bring Hammond 370 00:34:36.988 --> 00:34:39.073 back here to Raphael for a reckoning. 371 00:34:39.157 --> 00:34:43.953 I'd like to offer you two of my best men to assist you in your quest. 372 00:34:45.747 --> 00:34:48.708 Now, what befell Jane is very troubling to all of us, 373 00:34:48.791 --> 00:34:51.919 and we would like to help you to set it right. 374 00:34:54.422 --> 00:34:56.424 Shall I have the men saddle up? 375 00:34:58.092 --> 00:35:01.054 Well, with respect... 376 00:35:01.137 --> 00:35:03.222 I, uh... 377 00:35:03.306 --> 00:35:05.433 I prefer to ride alone. 378 00:35:17.653 --> 00:35:22.116 If you cannot hold your tongue, I will cut it out of your head. 379 00:35:30.291 --> 00:35:31.668 Goddamn it. 380 00:35:35.129 --> 00:35:37.090 Where's my horse? 381 00:35:38.675 --> 00:35:41.260 Best chance we got. 382 00:35:41.344 --> 00:35:43.888 If they only see the one horse... 383 00:35:46.182 --> 00:35:48.267 you're home alone. 384 00:35:52.563 --> 00:35:56.234 Listen, if it all falls down, 385 00:35:56.317 --> 00:35:58.903 we're gonna need an escape. 386 00:35:58.986 --> 00:36:03.157 Now, you say that you can ride up that ridge but not down. 387 00:36:03.282 --> 00:36:05.243 Does that mean you've ever ridden it? 388 00:36:08.162 --> 00:36:11.624 Ham's not fit to get on a horse, Dan. 389 00:36:29.434 --> 00:36:31.394 Well, all right, then. 390 00:36:36.024 --> 00:36:38.317 Well, I'm gonna need your help, then. 391 00:36:38.443 --> 00:36:41.571 I'm gonna need you to fetch all the wooden planks that are inside the shed, 392 00:36:41.654 --> 00:36:43.948 and I need you to pile them up on the porch, 393 00:36:44.032 --> 00:36:45.700 and I'm gonna need to take a look inside the house. 394 00:37:01.007 --> 00:37:02.842 Ham. 395 00:37:02.967 --> 00:37:04.969 This is the help I told you about. 396 00:37:15.730 --> 00:37:17.273 Shh. 397 00:37:48.805 --> 00:37:50.640 I'll start a fire, all right? 398 00:37:59.148 --> 00:38:00.650 No, no. 399 00:38:00.775 --> 00:38:02.527 Jane. 400 00:38:02.652 --> 00:38:04.612 No fire. 401 00:38:06.322 --> 00:38:08.616 Smoke is like waving a flag. 402 00:38:09.826 --> 00:38:12.203 You know, if he's cold, he... 403 00:38:12.328 --> 00:38:14.455 he can piss all on himself. 404 00:38:27.135 --> 00:38:29.762 What's this? What's in here? 405 00:39:00.084 --> 00:39:02.378 So how old's the child now? 406 00:39:06.883 --> 00:39:08.384 She's five. 407 00:39:10.428 --> 00:39:12.972 Took her to my friend's. 408 00:39:17.226 --> 00:39:18.978 Mm-hmm. 409 00:39:25.735 --> 00:39:27.320 Kerosene that you got in the shed... 410 00:39:27.445 --> 00:39:29.322 you got any more of that? 411 00:39:29.447 --> 00:39:31.115 Uh... 412 00:39:31.240 --> 00:39:33.326 think I got a couple more tins in the kitchen. 413 00:39:33.451 --> 00:39:34.869 All right. 414 00:39:34.952 --> 00:39:37.872 I'm gonna need you to empty all of these. 415 00:39:42.877 --> 00:39:44.837 Jane. 416 00:41:16.387 --> 00:41:17.930 Go around the ridge! 417 00:41:18.014 --> 00:41:19.932 Take your men to the east! 418 00:41:46.626 --> 00:41:48.044 Jane! 419 00:41:49.087 --> 00:41:50.588 Jane! 420 00:41:52.757 --> 00:41:54.467 Where are we going? 421 00:41:54.550 --> 00:41:56.302 It's a surprise. 422 00:41:56.386 --> 00:41:57.595 Just wait. 423 00:42:01.307 --> 00:42:04.936 They're not gonna let you in the army if you run like that. 424 00:42:13.695 --> 00:42:15.822 Hey! 425 00:42:15.905 --> 00:42:17.281 Jane! 426 00:42:17.407 --> 00:42:19.409 Come on! 427 00:42:19.534 --> 00:42:21.786 Come on, cousin! 428 00:42:21.869 --> 00:42:25.039 We only got an hour before we pack up for Topeka! 429 00:42:25.164 --> 00:42:26.833 Come on, get a move on! 430 00:42:40.221 --> 00:42:41.180 Dan. 431 00:42:41.264 --> 00:42:42.181 How are you? 432 00:42:42.265 --> 00:42:43.599 Come on board, Dan. 433 00:42:45.893 --> 00:42:48.604 All right, squeeze by there, partner. 434 00:42:48.730 --> 00:42:50.106 There we go. 435 00:42:53.192 --> 00:42:55.278 All right, little cousin, hold on for the ride. 436 00:42:55.403 --> 00:42:56.654 Ah! 437 00:43:04.078 --> 00:43:06.330 Wonder if we'll be able to see the ocean from here. 438 00:43:08.458 --> 00:43:11.502 What if we just stayed up here and never came down? 439 00:43:11.586 --> 00:43:12.754 Wouldn't that be something? 440 00:43:12.837 --> 00:43:14.547 That would be something. 441 00:43:20.595 --> 00:43:22.096 Oh, my. 442 00:43:42.325 --> 00:43:45.078 That's Dan Frost, ain't it? 443 00:43:48.831 --> 00:43:51.125 You told me he was dead. 444 00:43:58.132 --> 00:43:59.676 I thought he was. 445 00:44:11.312 --> 00:44:13.940 He was the only one I could go to. 446 00:44:17.527 --> 00:44:19.404 This is a job for him. 447 00:44:19.529 --> 00:44:21.364 Nothing more. 448 00:44:37.880 --> 00:44:39.841 Jars are empty. 449 00:44:44.012 --> 00:44:46.472 I need you to fill about 20 of them with kerosene. 450 00:44:46.556 --> 00:44:48.224 And leave two fingers at the top. 451 00:44:48.307 --> 00:44:51.227 Oh, and break some of the bottles into shards, too. 452 00:44:51.310 --> 00:44:53.980 And round up all the nails you got left. 453 00:45:19.255 --> 00:45:21.883 Why'd you change your mind to help me? 454 00:45:25.219 --> 00:45:27.221 I don't know. 455 00:45:31.309 --> 00:45:33.311 Well, I'm grateful that you did. 456 00:45:33.394 --> 00:45:35.605 Well, that's okay. I got all the gratitude I need 457 00:45:35.730 --> 00:45:37.690 right here rolled up in my pocket. 458 00:45:41.235 --> 00:45:42.987 You are such a prick. 459 00:45:43.071 --> 00:45:47.492 A prick that's come to protect you and your piece of shit husband. 460 00:45:47.575 --> 00:45:49.410 You don't know the first thing about Ham. 461 00:45:49.494 --> 00:45:51.454 Well, I know that he's a criminal. 462 00:45:53.164 --> 00:45:54.791 You know, he could've taken those five bullets 463 00:45:54.874 --> 00:45:58.211 and laid down by some pretty river somewhere 464 00:45:58.294 --> 00:46:01.047 and let the Lord take him. 465 00:46:01.172 --> 00:46:03.508 What kind of man brings that shit home to his wife? 466 00:46:03.591 --> 00:46:06.219 The kind of man who doesn't quit. 467 00:46:06.302 --> 00:46:09.180 The kind of man who always comes home, no matter what. 468 00:46:09.263 --> 00:46:10.640 Goddamn it! 469 00:46:12.850 --> 00:46:15.353 I came home, Jane. 470 00:46:15.436 --> 00:46:16.688 And you were gone. 471 00:46:16.813 --> 00:46:21.359 And I rode halfway across the damn country looking for you. 472 00:46:21.484 --> 00:46:26.197 Yeah, showing your picture to everybody from Missouri to New Mexico like a beggar. 473 00:46:26.322 --> 00:46:28.741 When? When was that? 474 00:46:28.825 --> 00:46:30.326 'Cause I waited for three years, Dan. 475 00:46:30.451 --> 00:46:31.911 You might as well been dead. 476 00:46:31.995 --> 00:46:33.788 If I were dead, you would've seen my name 477 00:46:33.871 --> 00:46:35.957 on the list at the post office; That's how it works. 478 00:46:36.082 --> 00:46:38.501 Well, if you'd been alive, I would've seen my name 479 00:46:38.584 --> 00:46:41.004 on a letter at that same post office, Dan. 480 00:46:41.129 --> 00:46:44.090 Hell, you got tired of waiting, you just found yourself an outlaw. 481 00:46:44.173 --> 00:46:46.968 Ah, I guess a fickle woman's grief moves very quickly. 482 00:46:47.093 --> 00:46:49.053 Oh, what would you know about grief? 483 00:46:57.979 --> 00:46:59.105 You know what, Dan? 484 00:46:59.188 --> 00:47:03.568 You might want to see a day where the sun don't just shine on your story. 485 00:47:03.693 --> 00:47:06.112 'Cause there is a whole world out there 486 00:47:06.195 --> 00:47:10.241 of other people's tales, you just care and listen. 487 00:47:10.366 --> 00:47:14.078 Okay, well, if we get through this, you can tell me all about it, Jane. 488 00:47:14.203 --> 00:47:16.080 But right now, I'm busy digging. 489 00:47:16.205 --> 00:47:18.583 Probably our graves. 490 00:48:10.259 --> 00:48:12.428 Dan. I'm getting the dynamite. 491 00:49:33.468 --> 00:49:35.136 Howdy, friend. 492 00:49:35.219 --> 00:49:38.181 You didn't happen to see an Appaloosa 493 00:49:38.264 --> 00:49:39.974 back there on the trail? 494 00:49:41.225 --> 00:49:43.144 With no rider, no saddle? 495 00:49:48.483 --> 00:49:51.652 Pea-brain wife gone and left the gate open again. 496 00:49:54.238 --> 00:49:56.991 No. 497 00:49:57.075 --> 00:49:59.410 Maybe you seen what I'm looking for. 498 00:49:59.494 --> 00:50:02.163 I don't know. What's that? 499 00:50:02.288 --> 00:50:05.458 Fella by the name of Bill Hammond. 500 00:50:05.541 --> 00:50:07.168 Little on the big side. 501 00:50:09.712 --> 00:50:12.256 A little shot up. 502 00:50:16.803 --> 00:50:18.680 No, sir. 503 00:50:18.805 --> 00:50:21.557 This here is my property, and, uh... 504 00:50:21.683 --> 00:50:25.019 You telling me to get off your property, mister? 505 00:50:25.103 --> 00:50:27.021 Well, no. 506 00:50:27.105 --> 00:50:31.109 It's just, I would've seen a man bleeding on my property is all. 507 00:50:33.236 --> 00:50:37.198 Well, this here is the last place out here for miles. 508 00:50:37.323 --> 00:50:41.244 Uh, next house is over yonder ridge. 509 00:50:41.369 --> 00:50:44.288 Couple by the name of Johnson. 510 00:50:44.414 --> 00:50:46.833 Everything else you probably would've seen the way you came. 511 00:50:49.043 --> 00:50:51.921 And that there ridge... 512 00:50:52.046 --> 00:50:54.340 that's the end of the line, mister. 513 00:50:58.928 --> 00:51:00.888 I know you? 514 00:51:27.206 --> 00:51:30.126 I damn sure know her. 515 00:52:09.624 --> 00:52:11.918 Where are the rest of them? 516 00:52:16.798 --> 00:52:18.299 Where are they? 517 00:52:24.555 --> 00:52:25.682 I said, where are they? 518 00:52:27.975 --> 00:52:31.770 All over this fucking valley, you goddamn cocksucker. 519 00:52:36.442 --> 00:52:37.819 How many? 520 00:52:40.488 --> 00:52:41.656 Are you deaf? 521 00:52:44.033 --> 00:52:46.953 I said, how many? 522 00:52:47.036 --> 00:52:48.204 Maybe ten. 523 00:52:51.749 --> 00:52:53.710 Could be a hundred. 524 00:53:00.883 --> 00:53:02.010 Minus one. 525 00:53:08.224 --> 00:53:10.059 Getting his horse. 526 00:53:29.078 --> 00:53:30.955 What'd you do with the body? 527 00:53:31.080 --> 00:53:33.875 I buried him under some rocks. 528 00:53:33.958 --> 00:53:35.752 I don't want that bastard on my land. 529 00:53:35.835 --> 00:53:37.086 We get through this, Jane, 530 00:53:37.211 --> 00:53:40.965 I will be happy to move him for you. 531 00:53:41.090 --> 00:53:43.509 It pain you to take a life like that? 532 00:53:43.593 --> 00:53:46.429 Pain me a lot more to let him do it to me. 533 00:53:53.144 --> 00:53:57.065 Only point of a battle, Jane, is to end it in your favor. 534 00:53:59.734 --> 00:54:00.985 You kill the other guy. 535 00:54:01.069 --> 00:54:02.695 Otherwise, he'll kill you. 536 00:54:15.792 --> 00:54:17.752 You know, fear is good, Jane. 537 00:54:21.589 --> 00:54:24.217 Fear will keep you alive. 538 00:54:30.556 --> 00:54:32.517 We're gonna be outnumbered. 539 00:54:35.520 --> 00:54:37.480 The hell with numbers. 540 00:54:45.279 --> 00:54:48.700 We had the Johnnies outnumbered well and truly. 541 00:54:48.783 --> 00:54:51.953 You know, it took us four years 542 00:54:52.036 --> 00:54:54.998 to do what we should've done in a few months, 543 00:54:55.123 --> 00:54:58.584 because they had will and purpose. 544 00:54:58.668 --> 00:55:02.046 If you got those two things, numbers ain't shit. 545 00:55:02.171 --> 00:55:05.049 Now, I didn't understand that until I went through it myself. 546 00:55:05.174 --> 00:55:08.052 Lived it. 547 00:55:08.136 --> 00:55:11.764 The Rebels, they captured me just outside of Seven Pines. 548 00:55:13.474 --> 00:55:17.645 And they put me in a prison camp not a lot of men made it out of. 549 00:55:20.440 --> 00:55:24.736 It's the ones that had something really strong to hold on for. 550 00:55:27.864 --> 00:55:31.409 If I didn't have a picture of you... 551 00:55:31.534 --> 00:55:33.619 in my mind's eye... 552 00:55:33.703 --> 00:55:36.205 I never would've made it. 553 00:55:38.708 --> 00:55:41.419 A man loses purpose, 554 00:55:41.502 --> 00:55:43.463 that's when a man dies. 555 00:55:48.843 --> 00:55:52.138 After the war ended, they let us go. 556 00:55:52.221 --> 00:55:53.514 Jane. 557 00:55:53.639 --> 00:55:56.142 I gotta get to work. 558 00:55:56.225 --> 00:55:59.812 The first thing I did was come looking for you. 559 00:56:02.440 --> 00:56:06.069 When I finally found you... 560 00:56:06.152 --> 00:56:08.654 seeing you holding another man's child... 561 00:56:11.282 --> 00:56:12.825 She's a good girl. 562 00:56:12.909 --> 00:56:15.412 I knew you weren't mine no more. 563 00:56:20.291 --> 00:56:24.504 And that did something to me that the war never could. 564 00:57:41.873 --> 00:57:44.125 What's the matter, outlaw? 565 00:57:44.250 --> 00:57:46.377 Don't tell me you got a problem with a... 566 00:57:46.461 --> 00:57:50.048 a man taking a thing that don't belong to him. 567 00:57:50.173 --> 00:57:51.966 Huh? 568 00:57:52.091 --> 00:57:55.553 Acting like he got a claim to putting his hand 569 00:57:55.636 --> 00:57:57.805 on something that he don't? 570 00:58:02.477 --> 00:58:04.354 Here you go. 571 00:58:27.085 --> 00:58:30.171 A man pays for everything he takes, Hammond. 572 00:58:30.254 --> 00:58:32.256 You're no different. 573 00:58:36.135 --> 00:58:39.347 Oh, I've been wanting to kill you all day. 574 00:58:44.268 --> 00:58:46.521 You know, I've seen a lot of men carry 575 00:58:46.646 --> 00:58:49.607 that same look of death that you got right now. 576 00:58:51.693 --> 00:58:55.238 Yeah, you're fixin' to make the very big jump, my friend. 577 00:58:58.074 --> 00:59:00.076 Straight to perdition. 578 00:59:02.495 --> 00:59:04.998 And while you're burning... 579 00:59:05.123 --> 00:59:08.167 just know that Jane and I will be right up above you. 580 00:59:08.292 --> 00:59:10.503 And I want you to... 581 00:59:22.682 --> 00:59:27.770 I want you to think about that with the shank of time that you got left. 582 00:59:35.862 --> 00:59:39.782 Don't know what it is you ever see in that man, Jane. 583 00:59:42.285 --> 00:59:44.120 You want to have 584 00:59:44.245 --> 00:59:46.372 a word with us, Hammond? 585 00:59:46.456 --> 00:59:49.459 Well, you know what I been thinking, boys? 586 00:59:51.794 --> 00:59:54.547 I'm starting to take a shine to that Jane over there. 587 00:59:54.630 --> 00:59:56.591 We did notice that. 588 01:00:01.471 --> 01:00:03.807 Well, I was fixin' to go and declare myself... 589 01:00:04.974 --> 01:00:06.434 in Raphael. 590 01:00:06.517 --> 01:00:07.727 You want to keep Jane? 591 01:00:07.852 --> 01:00:09.228 - Like to. - For yourself? 592 01:00:09.312 --> 01:00:12.106 Yep. Settle down. 593 01:00:12.190 --> 01:00:14.108 Were you fixin' on marrying her? 594 01:00:14.192 --> 01:00:16.110 Intend to ask her. 595 01:00:16.194 --> 01:00:18.404 Girl like that could set me straight. 596 01:00:18.529 --> 01:00:20.698 Man gets tired of running from the law. 597 01:00:20.782 --> 01:00:22.575 Well, come on, now. Think about it. 598 01:00:22.658 --> 01:00:25.286 A woman like that... how much money she'd make for me. 599 01:00:34.921 --> 01:00:36.589 - Wait, wait, wait. - Now, Hammond, Hammond, Hammond. 600 01:00:36.673 --> 01:00:38.132 - Easy now here, Hammond. - Calm down. 601 01:00:38.216 --> 01:00:39.759 Now I'm starting to have a problem. 602 01:00:39.884 --> 01:00:42.470 The problem is that that is not your property. 603 01:00:42.553 --> 01:00:44.764 You telling me she's your property? 604 01:00:44.889 --> 01:00:46.474 The money that she's worth... 605 01:00:46.557 --> 01:00:48.351 - Are you fuckin' kidding me? - This is just horseshit. 606 01:00:48.434 --> 01:00:50.144 - Easy, Ham. - We'll talk about it in the... 607 01:01:25.930 --> 01:01:27.890 Fixed the wagon. 608 01:01:30.893 --> 01:01:32.937 They don't show by dawn, 609 01:01:33.021 --> 01:01:35.940 I say we load Ham up... 610 01:01:36.024 --> 01:01:37.567 try the ridge. 611 01:01:43.740 --> 01:01:46.159 What about your daughter? 612 01:01:47.535 --> 01:01:50.830 She stays with Bekah till we get settled. 613 01:02:04.802 --> 01:02:06.763 Jane. 614 01:02:08.973 --> 01:02:12.352 You can let the sun shine on your story... 615 01:02:12.435 --> 01:02:15.688 if you s... still have a mind to. 616 01:02:18.274 --> 01:02:20.234 Not much sun in my story. 617 01:02:26.824 --> 01:02:29.327 Yeah. 618 01:02:43.966 --> 01:02:46.427 War was... 619 01:02:46.511 --> 01:02:48.638 ceaseless, you know. 620 01:02:50.765 --> 01:02:52.767 The smell of death... 621 01:02:54.811 --> 01:02:56.979 everywhere. 622 01:02:57.063 --> 01:03:00.900 Our road we used to walk to town... 623 01:03:00.983 --> 01:03:04.153 I saw... I saw dead bodies hangin'. 624 01:03:09.033 --> 01:03:11.953 Girls I knew, widows, they said... 625 01:03:14.372 --> 01:03:16.249 said they were going out west, 626 01:03:16.374 --> 01:03:19.085 town called... 627 01:03:19.210 --> 01:03:22.171 Raphael, New Mexico. 628 01:03:25.299 --> 01:03:29.095 And sunshine all day and silver streaming from the hills. 629 01:03:33.975 --> 01:03:36.477 You weren't there. 630 01:03:43.526 --> 01:03:45.820 So I... 631 01:03:45.903 --> 01:03:47.864 decided we should go. 632 01:03:50.491 --> 01:03:53.453 And Bishops, they offered protection, but... 633 01:03:56.247 --> 01:03:58.207 they had other intentions. 634 01:04:01.085 --> 01:04:04.380 Bishop was setting up a new town. 635 01:04:04.464 --> 01:04:07.717 What's a town without a cathouse? 636 01:04:07.842 --> 01:04:11.137 And then, of course, you need girls. 637 01:04:11.220 --> 01:04:14.223 Girls with no one to protect 'em. 638 01:04:26.694 --> 01:04:29.572 That man dying down there... 639 01:04:29.655 --> 01:04:31.824 one you call a criminal... 640 01:04:33.701 --> 01:04:37.121 he was the only one who tried to stop 'em. 641 01:04:37.246 --> 01:04:39.040 He was the only one. 642 01:04:40.375 --> 01:04:42.543 He tried to help us. 643 01:04:42.627 --> 01:04:45.380 Who's "us," Jane? 644 01:04:45.463 --> 01:04:47.715 You keep saying "us." 645 01:04:54.389 --> 01:04:58.935 Two months after you left, I found out I was with child. 646 01:05:03.439 --> 01:05:06.901 I named her Mary after your mother. 647 01:05:18.955 --> 01:05:20.289 Hey, Vic. 648 01:05:20.415 --> 01:05:23.292 You seen where Jane's at? 649 01:05:23.376 --> 01:05:26.087 In Lullaby with Bishop. Workin'. 650 01:05:32.927 --> 01:05:34.804 And what about Mary? 651 01:05:34.929 --> 01:05:37.473 Mary. 652 01:05:37.557 --> 01:05:39.726 Bishop told me to take care of her. 653 01:05:39.851 --> 01:05:43.646 Wasn't sure what he meant by that, so I just took a guess. 654 01:05:47.608 --> 01:05:49.694 Did you know she couldn't swim? 655 01:06:01.622 --> 01:06:05.709 We were just outside Raphael when they took us. 656 01:06:08.087 --> 01:06:11.049 Ham tried to go find Mary. 657 01:06:13.134 --> 01:06:15.094 It was too late. 658 01:06:17.513 --> 01:06:19.432 So, yeah... 659 01:06:19.515 --> 01:06:21.851 I settled with another man. 660 01:06:23.895 --> 01:06:25.938 Had another child. 661 01:06:29.692 --> 01:06:32.487 That girl you rode so far to see... 662 01:06:35.281 --> 01:06:37.909 I ain't her anymore. 663 01:06:37.992 --> 01:06:40.828 Life stopped being 664 01:06:40.912 --> 01:06:43.581 something that you live after that day. 665 01:06:47.251 --> 01:06:49.754 Just something you endure. 666 01:07:40.638 --> 01:07:42.932 Shit! 667 01:07:46.644 --> 01:07:48.438 - Ham! Ham! - You piece of shit! 668 01:07:48.563 --> 01:07:50.106 Ham! 669 01:07:50.189 --> 01:07:51.274 Easy, Ham. 670 01:07:51.357 --> 01:07:53.443 Easy. I didn't do nothing. 671 01:08:02.702 --> 01:08:04.454 Mary? 672 01:08:22.805 --> 01:08:24.432 Jane. 673 01:08:27.518 --> 01:08:28.936 Jane, get up. 674 01:08:59.258 --> 01:09:03.554 That day I came to your house, that first time, I... 675 01:09:03.680 --> 01:09:05.932 I wanted to tell you. 676 01:09:06.015 --> 01:09:09.102 You were so filled with hate. 677 01:09:22.407 --> 01:09:25.618 Do you think that Bishop is gonna come himself? 678 01:09:25.702 --> 01:09:28.705 Or is he gonna send his men to do his bidding? 679 01:09:30.707 --> 01:09:32.041 He'll come. 680 01:09:32.166 --> 01:09:34.711 He wants more than Ham. 681 01:09:41.551 --> 01:09:43.511 I pray that he comes. 682 01:10:54.374 --> 01:10:56.167 Well, this is not how I pictured 683 01:10:56.292 --> 01:10:57.669 life turning out, Jane. 684 01:11:04.258 --> 01:11:06.636 How did you see it? 685 01:11:06.761 --> 01:11:09.514 Mostly from up high. 686 01:11:12.809 --> 01:11:15.645 I'd imagine... 687 01:11:15.770 --> 01:11:19.315 we just never came down that day. 688 01:11:19.440 --> 01:11:21.401 Just chose to live in the sky. 689 01:11:23.653 --> 01:11:27.156 It's hard to remember though... 690 01:11:27.281 --> 01:11:29.659 how things seemed when you know... 691 01:11:32.120 --> 01:11:35.289 how they actually turned out. 692 01:11:35.415 --> 01:11:36.916 Hmm. 693 01:11:53.182 --> 01:11:55.810 You have to go, Jane. 694 01:11:55.893 --> 01:11:58.312 You gotta get your girl and get clear of all this. 695 01:12:01.566 --> 01:12:04.068 I've been running my whole life. 696 01:12:07.113 --> 01:12:09.073 Doesn't end. 697 01:12:13.536 --> 01:12:16.539 They come to my house... 698 01:12:16.622 --> 01:12:18.583 I'm gonna protect it. 699 01:12:25.381 --> 01:12:28.551 Whatever happens, I gotta put my face to it. 700 01:12:54.869 --> 01:12:56.621 Shh. 701 01:13:44.127 --> 01:13:46.421 Jane? 702 01:13:48.423 --> 01:13:51.342 You got 30 seconds to get your pretty self inside 703 01:13:51.426 --> 01:13:53.845 and send us Bill Hammond. 704 01:13:53.970 --> 01:13:57.640 If he comes out, you live. 705 01:13:57.765 --> 01:14:01.728 If he don't, then we're just getting started here. 706 01:14:11.654 --> 01:14:13.281 Are you okay? 707 01:14:29.047 --> 01:14:31.424 Jane! Tick-tock! 708 01:14:32.633 --> 01:14:34.594 You're gonna be all right, okay? 709 01:14:37.722 --> 01:14:40.099 Time's up, Jane! 710 01:14:48.149 --> 01:14:49.192 Jane. 711 01:14:49.275 --> 01:14:51.277 You leave with him. 712 01:14:51.402 --> 01:14:52.820 You get out of here. 713 01:14:54.280 --> 01:14:55.948 - Go. - You don't talk like that. 714 01:14:56.032 --> 01:14:58.701 We're all leaving here together. 715 01:15:11.047 --> 01:15:13.716 Come on. 716 01:15:20.973 --> 01:15:22.975 Hold on tight. 717 01:15:23.059 --> 01:15:25.228 You hold on. 718 01:15:59.804 --> 01:16:01.472 Son of a bitch. 719 01:16:01.556 --> 01:16:04.767 Jane! We have to get him down below. 720 01:16:27.999 --> 01:16:29.876 Hurry. We'll get you safe. 721 01:16:30.001 --> 01:16:31.419 You hang on, Ham. 722 01:16:33.713 --> 01:16:35.214 You'll make it through. 723 01:16:43.222 --> 01:16:44.682 Get him up. 724 01:17:07.664 --> 01:17:09.749 Can you hold that? 725 01:17:11.459 --> 01:17:14.504 Anybody ain't us opens that door, you gotta start shooting. 726 01:17:20.635 --> 01:17:22.595 Jane, get a lantern. 727 01:18:56.105 --> 01:18:58.524 Get behind the bed. Cover me. 728 01:20:14.726 --> 01:20:15.852 Jane! 729 01:20:16.894 --> 01:20:18.062 Jane! 730 01:20:20.440 --> 01:20:22.692 It's okay. 731 01:20:27.488 --> 01:20:28.740 Ready? 732 01:20:28.823 --> 01:20:30.283 One, two... 733 01:20:30.408 --> 01:20:34.203 You didn't think it was over, did you, Jane? 734 01:20:36.414 --> 01:20:38.916 I'm gonna burn the house down! 735 01:20:51.346 --> 01:20:54.098 Jane, listen to me. Look at me, look at me. 736 01:20:54.182 --> 01:20:57.727 You and me, we're gonna make the ridge. 737 01:20:57.852 --> 01:21:00.730 All right? All right. 738 01:21:00.813 --> 01:21:02.774 Just hang in there. 739 01:21:02.857 --> 01:21:05.318 We are so close. 740 01:21:05.443 --> 01:21:08.488 Now, listen, we're gonna get your girl. 741 01:21:08.613 --> 01:21:10.114 We're gonna light out for California. 742 01:21:10.239 --> 01:21:11.491 - Does that sound good? - Mm. 743 01:21:11.574 --> 01:21:13.534 Doesn't that sound good? 744 01:21:53.908 --> 01:21:55.868 Hands high. 745 01:22:00.081 --> 01:22:02.125 Now, Hammond's dead. 746 01:22:02.250 --> 01:22:05.670 You can take what you came for. 747 01:22:05.753 --> 01:22:08.965 Oh, I will. 748 01:22:17.849 --> 01:22:19.976 Drop the guns. 749 01:22:47.170 --> 01:22:49.547 Dan Frost. 750 01:22:49.630 --> 01:22:52.508 You still have a taste for battle, I see. 751 01:22:54.469 --> 01:22:57.388 Now, you say our friend Ham has passed? 752 01:22:57.472 --> 01:23:01.559 Love to hear how the three of you ended up playing house here, but... 753 01:23:01.684 --> 01:23:03.811 well, that's a tale for another time. 754 01:23:06.773 --> 01:23:09.901 Let's go see Jane. 755 01:24:09.293 --> 01:24:11.921 That your handiwork or mine? 756 01:24:12.046 --> 01:24:13.756 No. 757 01:24:13.881 --> 01:24:15.591 That's on you. 758 01:24:27.061 --> 01:24:29.022 Where is she? 759 01:24:30.773 --> 01:24:32.525 I don't know. 760 01:24:48.082 --> 01:24:50.001 Jane! 761 01:24:50.126 --> 01:24:52.754 Putting a bullet in your boyfriend! 762 01:24:52.837 --> 01:24:55.673 You're gonna shoot me in the back like the coward you are? 763 01:25:00.720 --> 01:25:03.556 It appears she's left you once again, Mr. Frost. 764 01:25:08.686 --> 01:25:11.606 You so much as flinch and I will blow your head off. 765 01:25:11.731 --> 01:25:14.233 Drop 'em. 766 01:25:16.736 --> 01:25:18.154 Now! 767 01:25:23.159 --> 01:25:25.119 Turn around. 768 01:25:28.164 --> 01:25:30.583 - Now, Jane... - You don't even want to know 769 01:25:30.667 --> 01:25:33.002 what a mother comes up with when someone kills their child. 770 01:25:33.127 --> 01:25:35.171 Shooting you didn't even make my list. 771 01:25:35.254 --> 01:25:36.881 It's too kind. 772 01:25:37.006 --> 01:25:40.093 Your child's not dead, Jane. 773 01:25:41.386 --> 01:25:43.596 - What? - Mary is alive. 774 01:25:43.721 --> 01:25:45.223 You're a fuckin' liar. 775 01:25:45.306 --> 01:25:47.684 No, Vic told Bill Hammond that your daughter was killed. 776 01:25:47.809 --> 01:25:51.354 I don't know what to tell you other than to offer that my brother has always had 777 01:25:51.437 --> 01:25:53.690 a troubled sense of humor. Now, I may be an outlaw, 778 01:25:53.815 --> 01:25:56.609 but I don't kill little children, Jane. 779 01:25:58.903 --> 01:26:00.363 It's a trick, Jane! Shoot him or I will! 780 01:26:00.488 --> 01:26:03.074 I swear! I swear that she's alive and well! 781 01:26:03.199 --> 01:26:05.076 I'll gladly take you to her. 782 01:26:05.201 --> 01:26:07.704 Where is my daughter? 783 01:26:07.787 --> 01:26:09.163 Where is she? 784 01:26:11.207 --> 01:26:14.085 Now, but, Jane, if I tell you that, 785 01:26:14.210 --> 01:26:16.295 what am I left with? 786 01:26:22.176 --> 01:26:24.178 Nothing. 787 01:26:25.680 --> 01:26:27.223 Where... 788 01:26:31.185 --> 01:26:32.269 is... 789 01:26:34.772 --> 01:26:36.148 my... 790 01:26:38.026 --> 01:26:38.985 child? 791 01:26:40.445 --> 01:26:42.196 Jane! 792 01:26:42.321 --> 01:26:43.823 Are you countin'? 793 01:26:43.906 --> 01:26:48.411 'Cause I still got a pair of bullets and a question that I ain't gonna ask again! 794 01:26:50.705 --> 01:26:52.540 You know where she is, Jane. 795 01:26:54.250 --> 01:26:57.628 Everyone misses you there. 796 01:27:46.427 --> 01:27:48.805 Mary? 797 01:28:05.071 --> 01:28:07.365 Mama? 798 01:29:31.866 --> 01:29:34.952 We're gonna put him in a wooden coffin and stand him on the corner over there. 799 01:29:35.036 --> 01:29:39.707 I want every man, woman and child to see what this son of a bitch looks like. 800 01:30:48.026 --> 01:30:49.652 All right. 801 01:30:49.736 --> 01:30:52.489 Girls, you want to give your mom the flowers? 802 01:30:52.613 --> 01:30:55.032 Thank you. Thank you. 803 01:31:00.038 --> 01:31:02.623 All right. Shall we? 804 01:31:02.707 --> 01:31:04.208 Let's go.