WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:01:19.209 --> 00:01:21.211 [man] The history of the Civil War 4 00:01:21.255 --> 00:01:24.432 was written by white men to serve their own agenda. 5 00:01:24.475 --> 00:01:28.000 It's time for a black man to tell his own story. 6 00:01:28.044 --> 00:01:32.483 This is my father's story, told the only way I know how. 7 00:01:32.527 --> 00:01:35.312 The legend of Emperor. 8 00:01:52.547 --> 00:01:55.245 [crickets chirping] 9 00:02:15.047 --> 00:02:17.267 You sure there's enough men?It's enough. 10 00:02:17.311 --> 00:02:19.226 We have 23 well-armed men. 11 00:02:19.269 --> 00:02:21.010 They only have a few guards. 12 00:02:22.054 --> 00:02:23.665 Once we get inside the gates, 13 00:02:23.708 --> 00:02:25.623 we won't have any trouble overpowering them. 14 00:02:26.711 --> 00:02:29.366 After that, it's just a matter of time. 15 00:02:29.410 --> 00:02:31.716 The slaves will rebel and they will join us. 16 00:02:34.676 --> 00:02:36.068 What if they don't come? 17 00:02:37.157 --> 00:02:38.201 Have faith, son. 18 00:02:39.855 --> 00:02:42.074 [sighs] Let's go. 19 00:02:52.824 --> 00:02:54.174 [man shouts] 20 00:02:57.481 --> 00:02:59.091 [men shouting] 21 00:02:59.135 --> 00:03:00.223 [gunshot] 22 00:03:00.267 --> 00:03:03.008 [grunting, shouting] 23 00:03:03.052 --> 00:03:04.358 [gunshot] 24 00:03:10.015 --> 00:03:11.365 [man] Don't let 'em break! 25 00:03:11.408 --> 00:03:12.757 [groans] 26 00:03:12.801 --> 00:03:14.019 [grunts] 27 00:03:18.807 --> 00:03:20.504 [grunts] 28 00:03:22.985 --> 00:03:26.031 -Open the gate. -[officer] Pin 'em against the wall! 29 00:03:30.471 --> 00:03:31.689 [groans] 30 00:03:35.606 --> 00:03:36.825 Ahh! 31 00:03:41.917 --> 00:03:44.963 [gunshot reverberates] 32 00:03:46.443 --> 00:03:52.144 [baby crying] 33 00:03:54.277 --> 00:03:58.107 [woman singing in African language] 34 00:03:59.674 --> 00:04:03.721 [singing continues] 35 00:04:13.949 --> 00:04:16.168 My sweet Shields. 36 00:04:19.781 --> 00:04:22.784 You aren't a slave. 37 00:04:24.742 --> 00:04:27.136 You are a prince of a people 38 00:04:27.179 --> 00:04:30.618 who come from a faraway place. 39 00:04:32.663 --> 00:04:34.578 Your grandpa was a king. 40 00:04:36.406 --> 00:04:38.930 And you will be a king. 41 00:04:40.367 --> 00:04:41.672 An emperor. 42 00:04:43.718 --> 00:04:47.069 Nothing will dent your will. 43 00:04:48.549 --> 00:04:51.160 That's why I named you Shields. 44 00:04:53.380 --> 00:04:55.425 Mmm. 45 00:04:55.469 --> 00:04:58.036 Don't forget that, my little prince. 46 00:05:24.193 --> 00:05:26.238 [horse whinnies] 47 00:05:30.982 --> 00:05:32.070 Whoa. 48 00:05:34.421 --> 00:05:36.466 Whoa. Good boy. 49 00:05:43.168 --> 00:05:46.084 [man] Bring that nag up 'round here. 50 00:05:48.913 --> 00:05:50.393 [straining] 51 00:05:52.395 --> 00:05:53.744 Uh-uh. Come on, now. 52 00:05:55.746 --> 00:05:57.400 [grunting] 53 00:05:58.183 --> 00:05:59.489 There you are. 54 00:06:04.015 --> 00:06:05.103 Thank you. 55 00:06:05.147 --> 00:06:06.453 Don't thank me. 56 00:06:06.496 --> 00:06:08.019 Gotta keep Grady off our back. 57 00:06:08.977 --> 00:06:10.282 Hey. 58 00:06:10.326 --> 00:06:11.893 We out of seed. 59 00:06:11.936 --> 00:06:15.418 [man] Go fill up the rest of that bushel now. 60 00:06:15.462 --> 00:06:17.507 All the way to the top. 61 00:06:17.551 --> 00:06:19.030 All right. 62 00:06:19.074 --> 00:06:20.728 [woman] Go around, against that wall. 63 00:06:26.473 --> 00:06:28.692 Mr. Grady.Hmm? 64 00:06:28.736 --> 00:06:30.259 We out of seed. 65 00:06:32.479 --> 00:06:36.091 That ain't my problem. What you telling me for? 66 00:06:37.353 --> 00:06:39.181 "Emperor." [chuckles] 67 00:06:44.839 --> 00:06:46.275 Where are you going? 68 00:06:49.496 --> 00:06:51.193 Every night, you go out gambling 69 00:06:51.236 --> 00:06:52.890 when you need to be tending to the plantation. 70 00:06:52.934 --> 00:06:53.978 [knocking] 71 00:06:54.022 --> 00:06:55.197 Come in. 72 00:07:01.203 --> 00:07:03.292 Evening, sir. Ma'am. 73 00:07:04.859 --> 00:07:05.903 Sarah. 74 00:07:08.863 --> 00:07:11.169 We out of seed, sir. 75 00:07:11.213 --> 00:07:13.476 We gonna need to get some first thing Monday morning 76 00:07:13.520 --> 00:07:15.522 or we gonna lose a whole day's worth of work. 77 00:07:15.565 --> 00:07:17.437 I'll take care of it. Thank you. 78 00:07:17.480 --> 00:07:19.700 How are you gonna take care of anything without any money? 79 00:07:24.226 --> 00:07:27.490 I'll be leaving now. Evening, sir. Ma'am. 80 00:07:30.841 --> 00:07:34.541 [woman] How are we going to pay for any seed without any money? 81 00:07:34.584 --> 00:07:37.239 Duvane, we are in trouble, and if you don't stop gambling, 82 00:07:37.282 --> 00:07:39.023 we are going to lose everything. 83 00:07:39.067 --> 00:07:41.373 [Duvane] It's gonna be okay, I promise. 84 00:07:41.417 --> 00:07:45.073 [woman] We've already lost everything my father left us. 85 00:07:48.424 --> 00:07:51.471 [woman reading story] 86 00:07:58.826 --> 00:08:02.003 "Eva, due to her kindheartedness, 87 00:08:02.046 --> 00:08:05.354 decides to remain with her..." 88 00:08:05.397 --> 00:08:07.878 [reading continues, faint] 89 00:08:07.922 --> 00:08:09.401 [whispers] Tommy. 90 00:08:10.881 --> 00:08:12.056 Come on. 91 00:08:22.632 --> 00:08:26.027 [owl hooting][crickets chirping] 92 00:08:28.899 --> 00:08:29.944 Betty. 93 00:08:38.866 --> 00:08:39.997 What's wrong? 94 00:08:41.042 --> 00:08:42.522 Master Duvane. 95 00:08:44.872 --> 00:08:46.177 What now? 96 00:08:48.745 --> 00:08:51.531 That man keep gamblin' the way he is, 97 00:08:51.574 --> 00:08:52.967 we ain't gonna have nothin' to plant. 98 00:08:54.403 --> 00:08:56.536 Why you worry so much? It ain't your money. 99 00:08:56.579 --> 00:08:58.538 I worry about us. 100 00:08:58.581 --> 00:09:00.757 You can worry all you want to. 101 00:09:00.801 --> 00:09:03.194 Ain't nothin' gonna change. 102 00:09:03.238 --> 00:09:06.197 That man is just a fool. 103 00:09:07.285 --> 00:09:08.635 Good night, y'all. 104 00:09:09.592 --> 00:09:10.985 Good night, Aunt Betty. 105 00:09:11.028 --> 00:09:13.335 She right.Mm-hmm. 106 00:09:13.378 --> 00:09:16.033 Figure it out. Same way I figured you out. 107 00:09:16.077 --> 00:09:19.080 Oh, is that what you think?Mm-hmm. 108 00:09:19.123 --> 00:09:20.168 [chuckles] 109 00:09:23.606 --> 00:09:24.651 Shields. 110 00:09:26.435 --> 00:09:28.350 Every time he steals a book-- 111 00:09:28.393 --> 00:09:31.396 Every time he steals a book, it's another chance to get caught. 112 00:09:31.440 --> 00:09:32.615 He ain't stealin', he borrowin'. 113 00:09:32.659 --> 00:09:34.008 It's too risky. 114 00:09:34.051 --> 00:09:35.575 Master Duvane don't care none. 115 00:09:37.359 --> 00:09:39.622 When we go up north, I want that boy to be able to read. 116 00:09:39.666 --> 00:09:41.581 I want him to be alive. 117 00:09:51.721 --> 00:09:53.680 [piano playing][chattering] 118 00:10:02.427 --> 00:10:04.255 [chuckling] 119 00:10:04.299 --> 00:10:05.517 Looks like we got a winner. 120 00:10:05.561 --> 00:10:07.302 Mr. Henderson. 121 00:10:07.345 --> 00:10:09.260 Not so fast. 122 00:10:17.051 --> 00:10:19.140 I need you to lend me some more money. 123 00:10:19.183 --> 00:10:22.099 Your plantation ain't hardly worth 124 00:10:22.143 --> 00:10:23.840 what you've already borrowed from me. 125 00:10:23.884 --> 00:10:25.842 Please. You know it is. 126 00:10:25.886 --> 00:10:29.541 It ain't. Between Lincoln and this abolition talk... 127 00:10:30.542 --> 00:10:33.241 plantation values are dropping off. 128 00:10:33.284 --> 00:10:36.592 Even for the ones that don't have a slave runnin' 'em. 129 00:10:36.636 --> 00:10:40.030 Better him than a white man you have to pay. 130 00:10:41.162 --> 00:10:44.252 -Please. -Let's be clear. 131 00:10:46.471 --> 00:10:49.474 You lose this, plantation's mine. 132 00:10:53.783 --> 00:10:55.437 All right, gentlemen. 133 00:10:56.481 --> 00:10:58.875 What we doing talking? Let's play cards. 134 00:11:01.095 --> 00:11:03.793 [rooster crowing] 135 00:11:18.025 --> 00:11:19.591 Go on! Lead! 136 00:11:26.076 --> 00:11:28.470 [horse whinnies] 137 00:11:40.525 --> 00:11:43.137 [sighs][Grady] Come on, get over here now! 138 00:11:46.880 --> 00:11:48.229 Gather round. 139 00:11:52.059 --> 00:11:53.103 Good day. 140 00:11:54.104 --> 00:11:56.977 My name is Randolph Stevens. 141 00:11:57.020 --> 00:12:00.197 I am the new owner of this plantation, 142 00:12:00.241 --> 00:12:02.591 therefore, your new owner as well. 143 00:12:02.634 --> 00:12:06.638 Your new overseer is Mr. Hank Beaumont. 144 00:12:06.682 --> 00:12:09.119 This place has not been run well. 145 00:12:10.207 --> 00:12:12.775 Hank is going to help us remedy that. 146 00:12:15.473 --> 00:12:16.648 Hank. 147 00:12:23.830 --> 00:12:26.223 Long as you work hard, 148 00:12:26.267 --> 00:12:27.747 follow me and my men's directions, 149 00:12:28.660 --> 00:12:30.445 we'll get along just fine. 150 00:12:30.488 --> 00:12:32.099 If'n you don't, 151 00:12:32.142 --> 00:12:34.884 well, that there is a whole 'nother story. 152 00:12:38.845 --> 00:12:40.237 You may go. 153 00:12:41.935 --> 00:12:44.328 [murmuring] 154 00:12:47.854 --> 00:12:48.898 Hello, sir. 155 00:12:48.942 --> 00:12:50.291 What's your name, boy? 156 00:12:50.334 --> 00:12:51.814 Shields, sir. 157 00:12:51.858 --> 00:12:53.381 What do you do around here? 158 00:12:53.424 --> 00:12:55.470 Me, sir, I help organize things. 159 00:12:55.513 --> 00:12:57.298 Organize things? 160 00:12:57.341 --> 00:12:58.603 Yes, sir. 161 00:12:58.647 --> 00:13:00.823 I help supervise the work. 162 00:13:00.867 --> 00:13:02.433 Look over supplies. 163 00:13:02.477 --> 00:13:04.827 Well, boy, your organizing days are over. 164 00:13:06.263 --> 00:13:08.352 Come tomorrow, you gonna be out in them fields. 165 00:13:08.396 --> 00:13:10.746 I do the organizing. 166 00:13:13.618 --> 00:13:14.663 Yes, sir. 167 00:13:14.706 --> 00:13:16.317 What do you want? 168 00:13:18.406 --> 00:13:20.582 Sir, we out of seed. 169 00:13:20.625 --> 00:13:22.366 Now, in order to get any work done tomorrow, 170 00:13:22.410 --> 00:13:25.456 we need to get some, first thing in the morning. 171 00:13:26.327 --> 00:13:28.198 How much seed do we need? 172 00:13:28.242 --> 00:13:30.244 We need about three pound of seed per acre. 173 00:13:30.287 --> 00:13:31.941 How many acres need planting? 174 00:13:32.681 --> 00:13:33.725 About a third. 175 00:13:39.122 --> 00:13:41.690 [murmuring] 176 00:13:41.733 --> 00:13:43.213 Sir, we need about six-- 177 00:13:43.257 --> 00:13:45.215 I know!Yes, sir. 178 00:13:56.487 --> 00:13:59.664 [chattering] 179 00:14:09.892 --> 00:14:11.720 This all the seed we got? 180 00:14:20.294 --> 00:14:22.252 Shields, is it? 181 00:14:22.296 --> 00:14:25.690 Damn nigger told me the wrong amount of seed to get at the store. 182 00:14:25.734 --> 00:14:29.172 Hank tells me that we gonna be losing almost 183 00:14:29.216 --> 00:14:31.609 a whole half a day's worth of work because of you. 184 00:14:33.698 --> 00:14:35.396 Don't wanna work, you ask me. 185 00:14:36.832 --> 00:14:38.703 Shields, how long you been working here? 186 00:14:40.009 --> 00:14:41.402 Since I was a boy. 187 00:14:43.360 --> 00:14:46.973 -And how long you been helping order the seed? -Long time. 188 00:14:47.016 --> 00:14:49.584 So it's not likely you gonna get it wrong? 189 00:14:49.627 --> 00:14:50.846 No, sir. 190 00:14:52.979 --> 00:14:54.981 I think Master Hank might have... 191 00:14:55.024 --> 00:14:56.634 got a little confused is all. 192 00:14:58.506 --> 00:15:01.465 Yeah, but you ain't calling Mr. Hank a liar. 193 00:15:04.686 --> 00:15:08.255 Well, we want to set a good example here. 194 00:15:10.910 --> 00:15:11.911 String him up. 195 00:15:24.662 --> 00:15:26.534 I didn't make no mistake. 196 00:15:34.977 --> 00:15:38.285 -[sizzling] -[groaning] 197 00:15:39.155 --> 00:15:40.940 [laughing] 198 00:15:57.782 --> 00:15:59.610 Hey, come on, now. Come on. 199 00:16:01.221 --> 00:16:02.265 Come on. 200 00:16:09.142 --> 00:16:11.187 We just gotta save a little more. 201 00:16:13.407 --> 00:16:15.713 Till we buy our freedom. 202 00:16:18.455 --> 00:16:20.153 We almost there. 203 00:16:21.632 --> 00:16:22.894 We almost there. 204 00:17:00.149 --> 00:17:01.455 [Tommy] Does it hurt? 205 00:17:02.847 --> 00:17:04.110 It ain't so bad. 206 00:17:11.117 --> 00:17:12.988 What you worried about your old man for? 207 00:17:14.511 --> 00:17:16.165 Hmm? 208 00:17:16.209 --> 00:17:17.514 Sit down. 209 00:17:22.867 --> 00:17:24.086 [sighs] 210 00:17:26.349 --> 00:17:27.829 You know I been workin'. 211 00:17:29.135 --> 00:17:30.832 I got a little somethin' stashed away. 212 00:17:32.007 --> 00:17:33.617 One day soon, I'm gonna take you 213 00:17:33.661 --> 00:17:35.532 and your mama and we gonna go up north. 214 00:17:36.620 --> 00:17:38.013 We gonna be free. 215 00:17:44.759 --> 00:17:46.630 You know why they call me Emperor? 216 00:17:46.674 --> 00:17:47.675 Hmm? 217 00:17:49.024 --> 00:17:52.114 'Cause my granddaddy, your great-granddaddy, 218 00:17:52.158 --> 00:17:53.333 was a king. 219 00:17:54.290 --> 00:17:56.597 Now, that make you a prince. Right? 220 00:17:57.598 --> 00:17:59.643 Which means one day you gonna be a king. 221 00:18:00.949 --> 00:18:04.170 [chuckles] Is that really true? 222 00:18:06.607 --> 00:18:08.696 [sighs]Hmm? 223 00:18:08.739 --> 00:18:10.828 It's true to me.Mmm. 224 00:18:12.656 --> 00:18:13.918 All right?Mm-hmm. 225 00:18:13.962 --> 00:18:16.660 Still worried? Still worried? 226 00:18:16.704 --> 00:18:18.358 You sure? Huh?[laughing] 227 00:18:18.401 --> 00:18:19.750 You sure? 228 00:18:19.794 --> 00:18:21.752 You ain't worried? Huh? 229 00:18:21.796 --> 00:18:23.014 Come on, boy. 230 00:18:30.761 --> 00:18:33.286 [horse whinnying] 231 00:18:45.211 --> 00:18:46.995 Well, ain't this a novelty. 232 00:19:08.321 --> 00:19:10.018 Go on. 233 00:19:10.061 --> 00:19:11.324 What's it say? 234 00:19:31.170 --> 00:19:33.259 Hey, hey, hey, now. 235 00:19:33.302 --> 00:19:34.521 You okay? 236 00:19:37.001 --> 00:19:38.177 Sarah. 237 00:19:44.313 --> 00:19:45.662 Sarah, what's wrong? 238 00:20:02.288 --> 00:20:06.379 [Tommy whimpering] 239 00:20:09.773 --> 00:20:11.906 It ain't as bad as it looks. 240 00:20:17.041 --> 00:20:18.869 And once I put the ointment on him, 241 00:20:18.913 --> 00:20:20.393 he'll be good as new in no time. 242 00:20:32.666 --> 00:20:35.669 No, no, no. Now, now, Shields, listen to me. 243 00:20:35.712 --> 00:20:38.062 Listen to me. Don't-- Don't do nothin'. 244 00:20:38.106 --> 00:20:39.412 No, no, please. 245 00:20:39.455 --> 00:20:41.544 Don't do nothin' stupid. Please! 246 00:20:41.588 --> 00:20:42.676 Shields, no! 247 00:20:43.329 --> 00:20:44.547 Shields! 248 00:20:44.591 --> 00:20:47.028 No! Shields! 249 00:20:48.595 --> 00:20:50.945 [men laughing] 250 00:20:53.208 --> 00:20:54.514 Beaumont! 251 00:20:56.603 --> 00:21:00.041 [sniffs] That boy of yours is a little troublemaker. 252 00:21:00.084 --> 00:21:01.782 [laughing] 253 00:21:04.350 --> 00:21:07.353 Maybe next time, his daddy should do the disciplining. 254 00:21:07.396 --> 00:21:09.268 I almost sprained my wrist. 255 00:21:10.312 --> 00:21:11.618 Watch it, boy. 256 00:21:11.661 --> 00:21:13.707 [Grady chuckling] 257 00:21:13.750 --> 00:21:15.839 You're liable to get yourself killed. 258 00:21:16.536 --> 00:21:18.277 Come on. Come on. 259 00:21:23.064 --> 00:21:24.326 Aunt Betty! 260 00:21:24.370 --> 00:21:25.980 [Aunt Betty] Wait a minute! 261 00:21:27.329 --> 00:21:29.940 Calm down.I need you to watch Tommy. 262 00:21:33.248 --> 00:21:35.206 Why?Why? 263 00:21:37.078 --> 00:21:39.646 'Cause this is God's country, that's why. 264 00:21:39.689 --> 00:21:43.084 We white folks, we made in his image. 265 00:21:44.564 --> 00:21:47.175 And in God's country, 266 00:21:47.218 --> 00:21:50.396 I can do whatever I want. 267 00:21:51.310 --> 00:21:52.528 [gunshot] 268 00:21:52.572 --> 00:21:54.574 [grunting] 269 00:22:00.884 --> 00:22:02.843 -[grunting] -[gunshot] 270 00:22:10.111 --> 00:22:11.199 [Hank groaning] 271 00:22:15.159 --> 00:22:16.596 Whoa, whoa. 272 00:22:16.639 --> 00:22:19.163 [Hank groaning] 273 00:22:19.207 --> 00:22:20.730 You think about this, boy. 274 00:22:22.776 --> 00:22:25.169 You do this and you're dead. 275 00:22:31.567 --> 00:22:33.177 I'm already dead. 276 00:22:39.836 --> 00:22:41.838 [gasping] 277 00:22:43.362 --> 00:22:46.626 [man shouting, faint] Hear that? It's a gunshot! 278 00:22:51.326 --> 00:22:53.372 [gasps] 279 00:22:53.415 --> 00:22:54.634 What did you do? 280 00:22:56.287 --> 00:22:57.419 Shields. 281 00:22:57.463 --> 00:22:59.290 [man shouting, faint] 282 00:22:59.334 --> 00:23:00.944 Shields! 283 00:23:00.988 --> 00:23:02.685 We gotta go. 284 00:23:02.729 --> 00:23:04.383 We gotta get Tommy. 285 00:23:04.426 --> 00:23:05.906 He's with Aunt Betty. 286 00:23:09.388 --> 00:23:10.911 [dog barking] 287 00:23:12.173 --> 00:23:13.696 There he is! 288 00:23:13.740 --> 00:23:16.482 Get Tommy.They're headed to the woods! 289 00:23:19.876 --> 00:23:21.704 -[gunshot] -[grunts] 290 00:23:22.531 --> 00:23:23.619 Sarah. 291 00:23:25.578 --> 00:23:28.015 -[groans] -Hold it right there! 292 00:23:34.325 --> 00:23:35.675 Sarah. 293 00:23:36.806 --> 00:23:39.418 [man] Come outta there!Sarah. 294 00:23:44.031 --> 00:23:45.075 Run. 295 00:23:47.643 --> 00:23:48.688 Sarah. 296 00:23:50.298 --> 00:23:52.822 [dogs barking in distance] 297 00:24:00.700 --> 00:24:02.528 [man] Don't let him get away! 298 00:24:02.571 --> 00:24:04.399 [barking continues] 299 00:24:21.155 --> 00:24:23.679 [groans][men continue shouting] 300 00:24:27.422 --> 00:24:29.729 [man] Tell Hap to bring his horse! 301 00:24:35.256 --> 00:24:37.258 [shouting continues] 302 00:24:38.346 --> 00:24:40.217 [muffled shouting] 303 00:24:48.748 --> 00:24:51.925 [man] There. Up on the ridge. 304 00:24:52.665 --> 00:24:56.103 [shouting continues] 305 00:25:07.506 --> 00:25:10.073 [gasping] 306 00:25:15.688 --> 00:25:17.516 [grunting] 307 00:25:46.066 --> 00:25:48.155 [sobbing] 308 00:26:17.227 --> 00:26:19.403 [rapid footsteps] 309 00:26:19.447 --> 00:26:21.928 [panting] 310 00:26:30.110 --> 00:26:31.241 Hyah! 311 00:26:45.604 --> 00:26:47.127 [horse whinnies] 312 00:27:10.280 --> 00:27:12.282 [coyote howling] 313 00:27:12.326 --> 00:27:13.762 [whinnies] 314 00:27:27.080 --> 00:27:28.342 Come on out now. 315 00:27:31.345 --> 00:27:33.521 Hiding back there ain't gonna do you much good. 316 00:27:37.960 --> 00:27:39.701 Hand over that body and we won't shoot. 317 00:27:39.745 --> 00:27:42.008 What y'all want with a dead body? 318 00:27:42.051 --> 00:27:45.185 That's our brother, and we want to give him a proper burial. 319 00:27:46.142 --> 00:27:47.578 Be a shame to bury him. 320 00:27:48.492 --> 00:27:50.233 He's worth $200. 321 00:27:54.237 --> 00:27:55.891 He's worth $200? 322 00:27:55.935 --> 00:27:58.241 Heck, we should think about turning him in ourselves. 323 00:27:58.285 --> 00:28:01.941 -What's wrong with you, Sam? That's our baby brother. -I'm just saying. 324 00:28:01.984 --> 00:28:03.986 What difference does it make? He's dead as a doornail. 325 00:28:04.030 --> 00:28:06.162 What if Ma heard you right now? 326 00:28:06.206 --> 00:28:09.252 How can you think about money at a time like this? 327 00:28:09.296 --> 00:28:10.732 'Cause we ain't got none. 328 00:28:10.776 --> 00:28:11.777 [gun cocks] 329 00:28:14.214 --> 00:28:17.783 What'd you kill him for? He wasn't worth nothin'. 330 00:28:17.826 --> 00:28:19.567 I tell you what. 331 00:28:20.829 --> 00:28:23.963 I'll give you the same chance I gave your brother. 332 00:28:24.006 --> 00:28:27.053 Now, either you can fire that there rifle... 333 00:28:28.228 --> 00:28:29.403 or you can run. 334 00:28:42.982 --> 00:28:44.157 [grunts] 335 00:28:52.818 --> 00:28:54.515 [panting] 336 00:29:00.042 --> 00:29:02.958 [chattering] 337 00:29:14.796 --> 00:29:17.190 [horse whinnies] 338 00:29:17.233 --> 00:29:19.801 [Grady] As for me, you know, 339 00:29:19.845 --> 00:29:22.064 hell, I can go get a job anywhere. 340 00:29:22.108 --> 00:29:24.980 This ain't my first time doing this. You know what I'm saying? 341 00:29:29.985 --> 00:29:34.120 I just couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe they let him get away like that. 342 00:29:35.382 --> 00:29:38.864 If I'd been there, whole different story. 343 00:29:47.873 --> 00:29:50.310 Now, you take this bunch right here. Look at 'em. 344 00:29:50.353 --> 00:29:54.880 In line, stepping along, keeping the rows. 345 00:29:56.011 --> 00:29:58.405 If I'd been there and that nigger went crazy, 346 00:29:58.448 --> 00:30:01.495 Beaumont would still be alive and that nigger'd be dead. 347 00:30:24.431 --> 00:30:25.606 [groans] 348 00:30:32.265 --> 00:30:34.310 [panting] 349 00:30:43.624 --> 00:30:45.756 [bird call] 350 00:30:52.198 --> 00:30:55.636 [man] Just don't know if he got this far. 351 00:30:55.679 --> 00:30:59.248 He could've made down to the Ashley River. 352 00:30:59.292 --> 00:31:01.729 [conversation continues, faint] 353 00:31:04.514 --> 00:31:08.388 He couldn't get quite as far on foot. 354 00:31:09.780 --> 00:31:11.304 [gasps] 355 00:31:11.347 --> 00:31:13.741 Turn around. We've been here. 356 00:31:13.784 --> 00:31:15.395 Might be something over there. 357 00:31:25.579 --> 00:31:29.496 Things here open up, gonna be able to see him if he's down there. 358 00:31:58.177 --> 00:31:59.482 Hey, come on. 359 00:32:33.168 --> 00:32:35.040 You don't talk much, do you? 360 00:32:38.565 --> 00:32:40.132 They cut your tongue? 361 00:32:42.177 --> 00:32:43.439 What for? 362 00:32:48.967 --> 00:32:50.490 Talk too much. 363 00:32:53.580 --> 00:32:55.364 You've been hidin' out here? 364 00:32:57.801 --> 00:32:59.151 This the Hellhole Swamp? 365 00:33:01.544 --> 00:33:03.242 I heard about this place. 366 00:33:04.504 --> 00:33:06.593 They say a lot of runaway live out here. 367 00:33:23.175 --> 00:33:24.263 [sighs] 368 00:33:33.968 --> 00:33:35.970 I can't stay here. 369 00:33:37.580 --> 00:33:39.017 I gotta get north. 370 00:33:40.409 --> 00:33:42.542 It's the only way I can free my son. 371 00:33:46.328 --> 00:33:49.027 You know about the Underground Railroad? 372 00:34:18.534 --> 00:34:21.581 [hoofbeats] 373 00:34:46.606 --> 00:34:48.086 [horse whinnies] 374 00:34:58.835 --> 00:35:01.882 You ain't out there to rob me, I ain't liable to hurt you, neither. 375 00:35:12.371 --> 00:35:13.415 Hello, sir. 376 00:35:15.765 --> 00:35:19.073 I was, uh, headed to Greensboro. 377 00:35:21.206 --> 00:35:23.338 I was wondering if you could point me in the right direction. 378 00:35:23.382 --> 00:35:25.601 What business you got in Greensboro? 379 00:35:26.036 --> 00:35:27.125 My own. 380 00:35:28.909 --> 00:35:30.171 Can you help me or not? 381 00:35:32.347 --> 00:35:34.175 You the one them white folks is looking for. 382 00:35:34.219 --> 00:35:35.916 No, sir. 383 00:35:35.959 --> 00:35:39.049 You must've got me confused with somebody else. 384 00:35:39.093 --> 00:35:41.008 No, I don't neither. 385 00:35:41.051 --> 00:35:42.357 No, you's him. 386 00:35:43.837 --> 00:35:47.362 Yeah, but don't you worry. Your secret's safe with me. 387 00:35:47.406 --> 00:35:49.190 Everybody talking 'bout you. 388 00:35:51.061 --> 00:35:52.846 Yeah. 389 00:35:52.889 --> 00:35:55.631 But if you come with me, I can help you find a place 390 00:35:55.675 --> 00:35:59.809 to hide out and lay your head down for a night or two. 391 00:35:59.853 --> 00:36:01.768 Also get some food in your belly 392 00:36:01.811 --> 00:36:04.118 'fore you head on to Greensboro-- that's a long way. 393 00:36:04.162 --> 00:36:05.467 What about your master? 394 00:36:05.511 --> 00:36:09.645 Oh, he-- he away with family out west. 395 00:36:09.689 --> 00:36:11.778 You'll be gone before anybody know a thing. 396 00:36:14.259 --> 00:36:15.782 Why is you offering to help me? 397 00:36:19.481 --> 00:36:22.049 I like what you doing. 398 00:36:22.092 --> 00:36:24.617 I'd do it myself if I was younger. 399 00:36:26.053 --> 00:36:29.056 It'd just be nice if you could live through it. 400 00:36:31.711 --> 00:36:33.103 Name's Shields. 401 00:36:33.147 --> 00:36:35.236 I know who you is. 402 00:36:35.280 --> 00:36:38.326 Emperor. [chuckling] 403 00:36:38.370 --> 00:36:40.328 Everybody know who you is. 404 00:36:42.200 --> 00:36:44.202 Truesdale, they call me. 405 00:36:45.464 --> 00:36:46.595 [chuckles] 406 00:36:47.292 --> 00:36:48.641 Come on, Jay. 407 00:37:37.080 --> 00:37:38.995 Who's that? 408 00:37:39.039 --> 00:37:41.476 [Truesdale] Who does it look like?I don't know. 409 00:37:42.390 --> 00:37:43.957 I don't want to know. 410 00:37:44.000 --> 00:37:46.525 That's the fella everybody been talking about. 411 00:37:46.568 --> 00:37:48.135 The one that killed them white folks? 412 00:37:48.918 --> 00:37:49.919 [Truesdale] Yeah. 413 00:37:51.356 --> 00:37:52.966 What'd you bring him here for? 414 00:37:53.009 --> 00:37:55.621 So he can rest for a minute 'fore he go on his way. 415 00:37:55.664 --> 00:37:59.494 This ain't a hotel. Anyone find out about this, we gonna be in trouble. 416 00:37:59.538 --> 00:38:01.801 Nobody saw us. Everybody gone. 417 00:38:02.932 --> 00:38:04.630 You gotta go. You can't stay here. 418 00:38:04.673 --> 00:38:06.414 Now, Delores, 419 00:38:06.458 --> 00:38:08.068 now, if you don't let him be, 420 00:38:08.111 --> 00:38:09.983 I might have to tell Master Reed 421 00:38:10.026 --> 00:38:13.073 about you sneakin' them sweets out the kitchen every evenin'. 422 00:38:13.116 --> 00:38:15.815 That candy ain't nothin' compared to this. 423 00:38:15.858 --> 00:38:17.860 Yeah, but it's enough to get you some lashes 424 00:38:17.904 --> 00:38:20.298 and you know you ain't got the stomach for no whuppin'. 425 00:38:36.749 --> 00:38:38.185 [chuckling] 426 00:38:38.228 --> 00:38:40.056 Ain't no good gonna come out of this. 427 00:38:40.100 --> 00:38:42.929 Oh, hush. Go in there and fix our guest a bath. 428 00:38:42.972 --> 00:38:44.757 Ain't you got no manners? 429 00:38:44.800 --> 00:38:46.324 [chuckling] 430 00:38:47.368 --> 00:38:49.370 Go on with you. 431 00:39:00.903 --> 00:39:02.078 So... 432 00:39:03.515 --> 00:39:04.951 true what they say? 433 00:39:07.693 --> 00:39:09.172 What'd they say? 434 00:39:09.216 --> 00:39:11.827 Say you killed a bunch of white folk. 435 00:39:11.871 --> 00:39:12.959 What's it matter? 436 00:39:14.090 --> 00:39:15.265 It's a sin. 437 00:39:16.484 --> 00:39:18.573 God gonna punish you. 438 00:39:19.618 --> 00:39:21.446 Way I see it, 439 00:39:21.489 --> 00:39:24.057 God done punish me for things I ain't even done. 440 00:39:27.277 --> 00:39:28.496 Why you do it? 441 00:39:29.541 --> 00:39:31.151 They beat my son. 442 00:39:32.239 --> 00:39:34.241 You killed a white man over that? 443 00:39:35.285 --> 00:39:36.809 That happen every day. 444 00:39:41.770 --> 00:39:43.946 I took lashes my whole life. 445 00:39:46.427 --> 00:39:47.733 Kept my head down. 446 00:39:50.562 --> 00:39:52.172 Didn't cause no trouble. 447 00:39:56.481 --> 00:39:58.396 Thought that'd keep my family safe. 448 00:40:03.575 --> 00:40:06.012 But when I seen what they did to Tommy... 449 00:40:07.840 --> 00:40:10.233 when I seen the life ahead of him... 450 00:40:17.937 --> 00:40:20.243 I don't want him to be like me. 451 00:40:27.512 --> 00:40:29.731 -You's a brave man. -No. 452 00:40:31.516 --> 00:40:33.082 I'm a fool. 453 00:40:37.391 --> 00:40:39.001 I didn't think. 454 00:40:41.526 --> 00:40:43.223 I just went crazy. 455 00:40:45.747 --> 00:40:48.446 Because of me, because of what I did, 456 00:40:48.489 --> 00:40:49.708 my wife-- 457 00:40:56.192 --> 00:40:57.890 my wife's dead. 458 00:41:21.870 --> 00:41:23.350 Sorry. 459 00:41:25.744 --> 00:41:27.746 I shouldn't have judged you. 460 00:41:28.529 --> 00:41:30.183 It's all right. 461 00:41:39.105 --> 00:41:40.759 Anything else you need? 462 00:41:47.417 --> 00:41:48.549 No, ma'am. 463 00:42:15.097 --> 00:42:17.447 [whip cracking] 464 00:42:22.061 --> 00:42:24.585 -[Sarah screams] -[gasping] 465 00:42:24.629 --> 00:42:27.501 [thunder rumbling] 466 00:42:38.338 --> 00:42:41.080 Hey, there. You leaving? 467 00:42:41.123 --> 00:42:44.083 Thought I'd get an early start. Get on the road. 468 00:42:44.126 --> 00:42:46.476 Yeah, you oughta stick around. 469 00:42:46.520 --> 00:42:48.217 Delores can cook you some eggs. 470 00:42:48.261 --> 00:42:50.350 Got a long road ahead of me. 471 00:42:50.393 --> 00:42:52.831 Best I get going before it get too late. 472 00:42:54.572 --> 00:42:56.704 Listen, I just want to thank you for your hospitality. 473 00:42:56.748 --> 00:42:58.358 Don't thank me yet. 474 00:42:59.577 --> 00:43:02.928 You worth too much money to just let you walk away. 475 00:43:02.971 --> 00:43:06.584 Now, you and me gonna sit right here and wait for your master. 476 00:43:08.237 --> 00:43:09.978 Get on over here. 477 00:43:10.022 --> 00:43:11.893 Get on over here and open up this cage. 478 00:43:18.160 --> 00:43:20.902 I hate to do this to you. 479 00:43:20.946 --> 00:43:24.602 That reward money for you is gonna buy me my freedom. 480 00:43:25.733 --> 00:43:27.605 Go on, get up in there with them pigs. 481 00:43:27.648 --> 00:43:30.085 [pigs squealing] 482 00:43:54.632 --> 00:43:56.546 [groaning] 483 00:44:06.426 --> 00:44:08.080 Come on. Open it up. 484 00:44:11.561 --> 00:44:13.651 You gots to get outta here. 485 00:44:13.694 --> 00:44:16.218 That gunshot's gonna send the overseers. They gonna be here any minute. 486 00:44:16.262 --> 00:44:19.134 -Tell 'em I killed Truesdale. -What? No. 487 00:44:19.178 --> 00:44:20.745 Hey, listen to me, now. Come on. 488 00:44:20.788 --> 00:44:22.660 One more body make no difference. 489 00:44:22.703 --> 00:44:25.140 They think you did this, they gonna hang you for sure. 490 00:44:26.228 --> 00:44:29.318 Take Truesdale's horse. Go on, now, go. 491 00:44:31.233 --> 00:44:32.408 Thank you. 492 00:44:49.512 --> 00:44:51.427 Randolph's murderous nigger 493 00:44:51.471 --> 00:44:53.778 is just a symptom of a larger problem. 494 00:44:53.821 --> 00:44:57.172 You're damn right. This is liable to lead to a rebellion. 495 00:44:57.216 --> 00:45:00.262 That's just what we need with all this abolition talk up north. 496 00:45:00.306 --> 00:45:04.049 Do you think folks in Boston care any more about slaves than we do? 497 00:45:04.092 --> 00:45:06.965 They just need labor for their factories. 498 00:45:07.008 --> 00:45:09.663 Why don't you kill his boy? That'd set a good example. 499 00:45:09.707 --> 00:45:11.360 I've already lost one slave. 500 00:45:11.404 --> 00:45:14.842 I'm not destroying any more of my property. 501 00:45:14.886 --> 00:45:17.627 You all may be in the business of casting blame, 502 00:45:17.671 --> 00:45:21.501 but I am in the business of finding solutions. 503 00:45:22.371 --> 00:45:23.851 Sir, step in, please. 504 00:45:28.987 --> 00:45:32.817 Gentlemen, Adel, Mr. Luke McCabe, 505 00:45:32.860 --> 00:45:35.515 the best bounty hunter in the state of Texas. 506 00:45:35.558 --> 00:45:38.126 Heard you got a problem with a runaway slave. 507 00:45:38.170 --> 00:45:40.172 This nigger is rampaging the countryside, 508 00:45:40.215 --> 00:45:42.609 stealing from, raping and killing good God-fearing white folks 509 00:45:42.652 --> 00:45:44.350 like it ain't nothing! 510 00:45:44.393 --> 00:45:46.918 Tom, show him the poster, please. 511 00:45:59.408 --> 00:46:00.932 $1,000. 512 00:46:00.975 --> 00:46:03.021 A thousand dollars? [scoffs] 513 00:46:03.064 --> 00:46:05.414 That's more than twice what he's worth. 514 00:46:05.458 --> 00:46:09.767 Well, the way I figure, it's not about one slave. 515 00:46:10.724 --> 00:46:12.639 The longer he keeps it up, 516 00:46:12.682 --> 00:46:15.729 more likely you got yourselves a rebellion 517 00:46:15.773 --> 00:46:17.078 across five states. 518 00:46:20.299 --> 00:46:22.388 Not that it makes a difference to me, of course. 519 00:46:22.431 --> 00:46:25.173 Luke, give us one moment, please. 520 00:46:28.307 --> 00:46:31.919 [Adel] I'll give you $100. Not a dime more. 521 00:46:31.963 --> 00:46:33.573 [man] It's the principle. I'm in. 522 00:46:33.616 --> 00:46:35.227 [man 2] I want to catch him, so I'm in. 523 00:46:35.270 --> 00:46:37.490 We have no choice. I'm in. 524 00:46:38.970 --> 00:46:40.319 All right, Luke. 525 00:46:45.541 --> 00:46:47.717 But if we're gonna be spending that much money, 526 00:46:47.761 --> 00:46:51.243 I'm afraid I'll have to insist one of my men goes with you. 527 00:46:52.331 --> 00:46:55.290 [snoring] 528 00:47:03.821 --> 00:47:05.474 [cork pops][sniffs] 529 00:47:08.390 --> 00:47:10.523 [sputtering] 530 00:47:10.566 --> 00:47:12.786 [gasps] The hell? 531 00:47:12.830 --> 00:47:15.920 Shields. You knew him? 532 00:47:15.963 --> 00:47:18.748 Yeah, yeah, I knew him. Ow. 533 00:47:18.792 --> 00:47:20.402 Go on, now. 534 00:47:21.708 --> 00:47:24.319 He's a nigger. They's all the same. 535 00:47:24.363 --> 00:47:26.887 That man escaped your plantation 536 00:47:26.931 --> 00:47:29.237 and single-handedly killed three of your men. 537 00:47:30.325 --> 00:47:32.762 Now, that sounds pretty extraordinary to me. 538 00:47:35.417 --> 00:47:37.419 So, how about you tell me something useful? 539 00:47:38.856 --> 00:47:41.075 He was smart, I guess. 540 00:47:42.555 --> 00:47:44.731 Smarter than most white folk even. 541 00:47:46.515 --> 00:47:49.954 He just about run things around here till Hank come along. 542 00:47:52.173 --> 00:47:53.783 And they called him Emperor. 543 00:47:55.960 --> 00:47:58.310 He had an attitude to back it up. 544 00:47:58.353 --> 00:47:59.789 What you know about the Railroad? 545 00:47:59.833 --> 00:48:02.357 The Underground Railroad?Mm-hmm. 546 00:48:04.664 --> 00:48:08.102 Just a way for a bunch of nigger-lovers to-- 547 00:48:08.146 --> 00:48:10.496 Pardon me, abolitionists-- 548 00:48:10.539 --> 00:48:13.586 to get runaways up north. [chuckles] 549 00:48:13.629 --> 00:48:15.196 [Randolph] It ain't no use. 550 00:48:15.240 --> 00:48:17.677 White men don't know anything about the stations. 551 00:48:19.200 --> 00:48:21.768 I wasn't planning on asking no white man. 552 00:48:21.811 --> 00:48:24.205 [chattering] 553 00:48:26.512 --> 00:48:29.167 This man here made it all the way to Pennsylvania 554 00:48:29.210 --> 00:48:31.430 before these old boys nabbed his ass. 555 00:48:31.473 --> 00:48:33.127 Please don't kill me, sir. Please. 556 00:48:33.171 --> 00:48:35.869 Don't kill me, please. Please. 557 00:48:35.913 --> 00:48:39.177 If anybody knows, it's him.[whimpering] 558 00:48:40.700 --> 00:48:41.919 What's your name? 559 00:48:42.745 --> 00:48:44.399 Henry. Henry, sir. 560 00:48:45.618 --> 00:48:47.185 Well, Henry, 561 00:48:47.228 --> 00:48:50.188 I just negotiated your life with the sheriff here. 562 00:48:52.320 --> 00:48:54.018 Oh, thank you. 563 00:48:54.061 --> 00:48:56.672 All you gotta do to get this here noose off your neck 564 00:48:56.716 --> 00:48:59.545 is point out all the houses 565 00:48:59.588 --> 00:49:01.939 along that Underground Railroad of yours. 566 00:49:05.029 --> 00:49:06.291 Can you do that for me? 567 00:49:06.334 --> 00:49:07.727 [gasps] 568 00:49:14.038 --> 00:49:16.866 I don't-- I don't know nothing about no railroad, sir. 569 00:49:21.523 --> 00:49:22.742 Suit yourself. 570 00:49:26.311 --> 00:49:27.921 [McCabe] Gentlemen. 571 00:49:27.965 --> 00:49:30.750 [whimpering] Please don't kill me, sir. Please. 572 00:49:30.793 --> 00:49:33.057 [sobbing] 573 00:49:33.927 --> 00:49:34.972 Wait! 574 00:49:37.061 --> 00:49:38.845 Show me that map again, sir. 575 00:49:38.888 --> 00:49:43.241 [church bell tolling] 576 00:49:55.601 --> 00:49:59.431 [chattering] 577 00:50:04.523 --> 00:50:06.699 [breathing heavily] 578 00:50:12.226 --> 00:50:14.837 [chattering, chuckling] 579 00:50:19.929 --> 00:50:21.061 [gun hammer cocks] 580 00:50:28.677 --> 00:50:29.983 [man] Get him! 581 00:50:31.158 --> 00:50:32.942 -[gunshot] -[woman screaming] 582 00:50:32.986 --> 00:50:34.596 [man] Hellfire! Get out the street! 583 00:50:35.467 --> 00:50:37.382 [man] Come on, move, move! 584 00:50:37.425 --> 00:50:39.253 -What the hell you doin'? -What the hell you doin'? 585 00:50:39.297 --> 00:50:40.994 [gunfire]Shit! 586 00:50:42.517 --> 00:50:44.345 I just robbed the bank. 587 00:50:44.389 --> 00:50:46.521 This is my wagon. You gotta go. 588 00:50:48.741 --> 00:50:51.439 -I can shoot. -[gunfire continues] 589 00:50:51.483 --> 00:50:54.138 Other gun is in the bag. Careful with the gunpowder. 590 00:50:59.099 --> 00:51:00.927 Git! Go![horse whinnies] 591 00:51:06.498 --> 00:51:08.543 Hey. What's happening? 592 00:51:08.587 --> 00:51:10.980 Some nigger just robbed a bank. 593 00:51:14.114 --> 00:51:15.594 How you know it's him? 594 00:51:19.119 --> 00:51:22.253 [horse whinnies]What in the world? 595 00:51:25.865 --> 00:51:28.433 Holy mackerel! We lost 'em. 596 00:51:29.086 --> 00:51:30.261 Whoo! 597 00:51:35.744 --> 00:51:38.486 Looks like you and me got something in common. 598 00:51:38.530 --> 00:51:40.140 I'm Rufus Kelly. 599 00:51:40.184 --> 00:51:41.533 Maybe you heard of me? 600 00:51:41.576 --> 00:51:43.187 Can't say I have. 601 00:51:43.230 --> 00:51:45.363 I'm a famous bank robber. 602 00:51:45.406 --> 00:51:48.017 Yeah? How many banks you done robbed? 603 00:51:48.670 --> 00:51:50.194 Three. 604 00:51:50.237 --> 00:51:53.110 Well, no, two, including this one. 605 00:51:55.460 --> 00:51:57.418 You always bring a loaded wagon to a robbery? 606 00:51:57.462 --> 00:51:59.507 I ain't never been chased before. 607 00:51:59.551 --> 00:52:01.422 [chuckles] I guess I learned my lesson. 608 00:52:01.466 --> 00:52:02.771 Mm-hmm.[exhales] 609 00:52:03.772 --> 00:52:06.035 We make a good team. 610 00:52:06.079 --> 00:52:08.473 You ever considered going into the outlaw business? 611 00:52:08.516 --> 00:52:11.954 Boy, I got the whole South chasing me. I'm already an outlaw. 612 00:52:13.130 --> 00:52:15.349 No shit. You might as well make some money at it. 613 00:52:17.525 --> 00:52:19.875 [men whooping, yelling] 614 00:52:22.922 --> 00:52:24.402 They found us. 615 00:52:24.445 --> 00:52:26.360 Shit. Here, drive. Drive! 616 00:52:32.714 --> 00:52:35.978 [gunshots] 617 00:52:53.170 --> 00:52:54.258 [hammer clicks] 618 00:53:11.753 --> 00:53:13.451 [whinnies] 619 00:53:27.160 --> 00:53:28.640 [groans] 620 00:53:32.861 --> 00:53:34.646 [gunshot][groans] 621 00:53:43.350 --> 00:53:44.264 [gunshot] 622 00:53:47.789 --> 00:53:48.877 You're hit. 623 00:53:55.275 --> 00:53:56.798 [groans] 624 00:53:58.757 --> 00:54:00.411 Hyah! 625 00:54:00.454 --> 00:54:02.151 We're falling apart. 626 00:54:02.195 --> 00:54:04.850 We gots to ditch the wagon. Get on the horse. 627 00:54:04.893 --> 00:54:06.373 Goddamn it, this is my house. 628 00:54:06.417 --> 00:54:07.505 [gunshot]Shit! 629 00:54:47.588 --> 00:54:48.763 Did we get 'em? 630 00:54:55.292 --> 00:54:57.816 [grunting] 631 00:54:57.859 --> 00:54:59.339 Fuckin' gutshot. 632 00:55:04.997 --> 00:55:06.085 [groans] 633 00:55:07.478 --> 00:55:09.784 Can't be no outlaw without gettin' shot at least once. 634 00:55:09.828 --> 00:55:12.178 You think I'm gonna get credit for this one? 635 00:55:14.615 --> 00:55:17.096 I's thinkin' front page news, for sure. 636 00:55:18.271 --> 00:55:21.274 I can't wait to see my face on a wanted poster. 637 00:55:22.536 --> 00:55:24.146 Boy, you's gonna be a legend. 638 00:55:27.324 --> 00:55:29.804 Sure wish I had a shot of whiskey for this. 639 00:55:33.025 --> 00:55:34.940 [chuckles] Me, too. 640 00:55:35.636 --> 00:55:38.030 All right.Wait. Wait. 641 00:55:41.599 --> 00:55:45.690 You could've left me and took the cash, but you didn't. 642 00:55:47.082 --> 00:55:48.823 Why not? 643 00:55:51.086 --> 00:55:53.915 You need me to get some heat on that wound... 644 00:55:55.047 --> 00:55:56.483 'fore it get infected. 645 00:55:57.397 --> 00:55:58.398 You hear? 646 00:56:01.183 --> 00:56:02.663 If I make it... 647 00:56:04.012 --> 00:56:05.666 we split the loot 50/50. 648 00:56:07.842 --> 00:56:09.322 And if not... 649 00:56:10.758 --> 00:56:12.456 spend it on something nice. 650 00:56:12.499 --> 00:56:15.502 Hey, now. You gonna make it out. 651 00:56:17.635 --> 00:56:18.984 Okay. 652 00:56:19.027 --> 00:56:21.073 All right?Yeah. 653 00:56:21.116 --> 00:56:22.248 Look at me. 654 00:56:22.291 --> 00:56:23.467 Come on. 655 00:56:24.903 --> 00:56:26.992 On three. One... 656 00:56:27.035 --> 00:56:28.776 -[sizzling] -[muffled screaming] 657 00:56:50.450 --> 00:56:53.453 [rustling] 658 00:57:28.227 --> 00:57:29.358 Rufus. 659 00:57:59.476 --> 00:58:01.086 What you doin' with that? 660 00:58:01.129 --> 00:58:04.742 Hush. I'll put it back soon as Tommy read it for us. 661 00:58:08.180 --> 00:58:09.355 What it say? 662 00:58:12.706 --> 00:58:15.753 It say he rob a bank.A bank? 663 00:58:15.796 --> 00:58:17.537 Good God from Zion. 664 00:58:17.581 --> 00:58:19.974 He ain't in enough trouble, now he's gonna rob banks? 665 00:58:20.018 --> 00:58:23.369 They couldn't catch him. He got away. 666 00:58:23.412 --> 00:58:24.718 Read on, read on. 667 00:58:26.894 --> 00:58:28.896 It said a bounty on his head. 668 00:58:30.028 --> 00:58:31.290 Thousand dollars. 669 00:58:31.333 --> 00:58:34.119 A thousand dollars?Oh, good Lord. 670 00:59:00.101 --> 00:59:01.276 [whistles] 671 00:59:08.936 --> 00:59:10.242 [whistles] 672 00:59:28.521 --> 00:59:29.914 Shields? 673 00:59:30.654 --> 00:59:31.959 You Levi Coffin? 674 00:59:32.003 --> 00:59:34.527 You got half the state looking for you. 675 00:59:38.313 --> 00:59:39.750 Wasn't my intention. 676 00:59:42.753 --> 00:59:44.276 Just running for my life. 677 00:59:45.190 --> 00:59:46.234 Come on in. 678 00:59:52.066 --> 00:59:54.155 It's not safe for you to stay here. 679 00:59:54.982 --> 00:59:56.680 I ain't fixin' to stay. 680 00:59:56.723 --> 00:59:59.770 I just need you to point me to the next station. 681 00:59:59.813 --> 01:00:02.337 What do you expect's gonna happen once you get up north? 682 01:00:05.993 --> 01:00:09.910 You're not just a runaway slave anymore. You're a symbol. 683 01:00:12.086 --> 01:00:15.481 And they're not gonna stop until they make you pay. 684 01:00:17.614 --> 01:00:20.965 And your escape, and your escapades, 685 01:00:21.008 --> 01:00:23.141 and your exploits... 686 01:00:24.838 --> 01:00:26.666 are putting your own people, 687 01:00:26.710 --> 01:00:29.364 as well as all the others that are helping, 688 01:00:29.408 --> 01:00:30.627 at risk. 689 01:00:33.281 --> 01:00:36.589 You've gotta go to Harpers Ferry. 690 01:00:37.808 --> 01:00:38.852 What's there? 691 01:00:38.896 --> 01:00:40.724 An abolitionist 692 01:00:40.767 --> 01:00:43.161 who's caused a lot of mayhem 693 01:00:43.204 --> 01:00:45.119 in Lawrence, Kansas. 694 01:00:45.163 --> 01:00:47.600 His name's John Brown. 695 01:00:47.644 --> 01:00:50.734 But now the rumor has it he's headed here with a militia, 696 01:00:50.777 --> 01:00:51.952 and they're gonna fight. 697 01:00:53.737 --> 01:00:54.955 Fight? 698 01:00:57.871 --> 01:00:59.177 Fight for what? 699 01:00:59.220 --> 01:01:01.179 To end slavery. 700 01:01:02.876 --> 01:01:05.444 I ain't fixin' for no fight. 701 01:01:05.487 --> 01:01:07.272 I's just tryin' to free my son. 702 01:01:08.316 --> 01:01:10.449 -[horse whinnying] -Shh. 703 01:01:15.846 --> 01:01:17.630 You hiding a runaway in here? 704 01:01:17.674 --> 01:01:19.850 We have reason to believe 705 01:01:19.893 --> 01:01:22.809 a runaway slave's residing on your premises. 706 01:01:24.028 --> 01:01:27.205 You mind if we come on in and have ourselves a look? 707 01:01:27.248 --> 01:01:28.554 Course I mind. 708 01:01:30.208 --> 01:01:32.993 -You have no right to come in here-- -Save it, old timer. 709 01:01:36.214 --> 01:01:38.259 He ain't just a runaway slave. 710 01:01:40.784 --> 01:01:42.089 He's a murderer... 711 01:01:43.482 --> 01:01:44.831 a horse thief... 712 01:01:47.181 --> 01:01:48.530 and a bank robber. 713 01:01:53.274 --> 01:01:55.102 You know we're gonna find him. 714 01:03:00.864 --> 01:03:02.866 When I tell you, 715 01:03:02.909 --> 01:03:05.085 you fire on that here wall. 716 01:03:15.443 --> 01:03:16.575 Don't hit me. 717 01:03:29.283 --> 01:03:30.894 [gunshots] 718 01:03:36.900 --> 01:03:38.031 [Grady] Dang it! 719 01:03:41.382 --> 01:03:42.470 Goddamn it! 720 01:03:47.214 --> 01:03:48.999 Get the horses. 721 01:03:55.744 --> 01:03:58.399 I think he crossed the damn river. 722 01:03:58.443 --> 01:04:00.967 Gonna make the job a lot harder. 723 01:04:01.011 --> 01:04:02.490 He's in Maryland now. 724 01:04:04.753 --> 01:04:05.929 So he's free? 725 01:04:06.538 --> 01:04:07.931 For now. 726 01:04:09.497 --> 01:04:10.672 God-- 727 01:04:13.458 --> 01:04:16.026 [owl hooting][crickets chirping] 728 01:04:18.898 --> 01:04:20.552 [guns cocking] 729 01:04:26.906 --> 01:04:28.212 You looking for this? 730 01:04:29.953 --> 01:04:33.130 Round these parts, colored folks ain't allowed to possess firearms. 731 01:04:36.220 --> 01:04:38.657 Well, I guess I'm in trouble, then. 732 01:04:38.700 --> 01:04:42.226 Well, now, that'd be mighty hypocritical of us considering... 733 01:04:46.970 --> 01:04:48.188 Wait. 734 01:04:50.930 --> 01:04:53.977 I know who you is. You're John Brown. 735 01:04:54.020 --> 01:04:56.327 I reckon that means you must be Shields Green. 736 01:04:56.370 --> 01:04:59.591 These are two of my sons, Oliver and Watson. 737 01:04:59.634 --> 01:05:02.028 If you've done half of what they say you've done, 738 01:05:02.072 --> 01:05:03.682 we're gonna get along. 739 01:05:03.725 --> 01:05:05.553 And this here is Dangerfield Newby. 740 01:05:05.597 --> 01:05:06.990 He's just joined our cause. 741 01:05:07.033 --> 01:05:08.730 Glad to see you made it this far. 742 01:05:08.774 --> 01:05:09.993 Yes, sir. 743 01:05:12.256 --> 01:05:13.735 You should come with us. 744 01:05:13.779 --> 01:05:15.868 I got a friend I'd like you to meet. 745 01:05:36.323 --> 01:05:38.195 That who I think it is? 746 01:05:38.238 --> 01:05:40.197 That's right, son. 747 01:05:40.240 --> 01:05:41.807 That's Frederick Douglass. 748 01:05:48.118 --> 01:05:50.120 We'll march on Harpers Ferry 749 01:05:50.163 --> 01:05:51.773 and take the federal armory. 750 01:05:51.817 --> 01:05:54.428 John--The time is now, Frederick. 751 01:05:54.472 --> 01:05:56.387 This is not what we discussed. 752 01:05:56.430 --> 01:05:59.129 You said you wanted to march Virginia slaves to the Appalachia. 753 01:05:59.738 --> 01:06:01.087 Foolhardy, yes, 754 01:06:01.131 --> 01:06:03.481 but within the realm of possibility. 755 01:06:03.524 --> 01:06:05.265 But this. 756 01:06:05.309 --> 01:06:08.007 This is a steel trap from which you will not escape. 757 01:06:08.051 --> 01:06:10.009 When we strike, 758 01:06:10.053 --> 01:06:13.317 and the slaves in the surrounding plantations hear of our victory, 759 01:06:13.360 --> 01:06:15.841 they will know we have the means to fight. 760 01:06:17.190 --> 01:06:19.323 Frederick, I need you to help us. 761 01:06:21.107 --> 01:06:23.414 You're a brave man, John. 762 01:06:23.457 --> 01:06:26.939 You're risking your life and the lives of your sons. 763 01:06:26.983 --> 01:06:31.030 But your optimism is a luxury afforded to you by the color of your skin. 764 01:06:31.074 --> 01:06:33.728 If you go through with this, 765 01:06:33.772 --> 01:06:36.427 you will only serve to make them hate us. 766 01:06:36.470 --> 01:06:38.037 They already hate us. 767 01:06:40.431 --> 01:06:41.649 Who is this? 768 01:06:41.693 --> 01:06:43.521 This is Shields Green. 769 01:06:44.261 --> 01:06:45.871 Ah. 770 01:06:47.481 --> 01:06:48.569 Emperor. 771 01:06:51.485 --> 01:06:54.314 What are you doing here?He came to join our cause. 772 01:06:54.358 --> 01:06:56.838 Do you realize you're going to get yourself killed? 773 01:06:56.882 --> 01:07:00.277 Our deaths will be the spark that lights the fuse of rebellion. 774 01:07:00.320 --> 01:07:03.454 It's easy for you to say that. 775 01:07:03.497 --> 01:07:06.109 The white men among your ranks can easily disappear 776 01:07:06.152 --> 01:07:07.588 back into their old lives. 777 01:07:07.632 --> 01:07:09.634 But the Negro men will be forced to suffer 778 01:07:09.677 --> 01:07:11.679 the full consequences of your actions. 779 01:07:11.723 --> 01:07:16.032 What you see as nobility in their deaths, they see only as futility. 780 01:07:20.253 --> 01:07:22.212 What do they have to lose, Frederick? 781 01:07:22.255 --> 01:07:23.865 If you follow through with this, 782 01:07:23.909 --> 01:07:25.563 you'll be risking all these lives. 783 01:07:27.304 --> 01:07:29.567 Think of your legacy. 784 01:07:29.610 --> 01:07:31.438 I think of nothing else. 785 01:07:50.022 --> 01:07:51.632 I needs to ask you a favor. 786 01:07:53.373 --> 01:07:55.462 No matter what happen to me, 787 01:07:55.506 --> 01:07:58.422 I need you to take this here money 788 01:07:58.465 --> 01:08:00.293 and buy my son's freedom. 789 01:08:10.651 --> 01:08:12.218 [Douglass] How does it feel? 790 01:08:13.393 --> 01:08:14.481 What? 791 01:08:20.444 --> 01:08:21.575 Freedom. 792 01:08:24.187 --> 01:08:26.189 I still remember my first day. 793 01:08:31.368 --> 01:08:32.673 I don't know. 794 01:08:36.199 --> 01:08:37.983 Cost me everything. 795 01:08:41.204 --> 01:08:42.640 I can get you papers. 796 01:08:43.902 --> 01:08:46.034 A whole new identity. 797 01:08:46.078 --> 01:08:48.254 And send you up to Canada. 798 01:08:48.298 --> 01:08:49.690 You'll be safe there. 799 01:08:51.431 --> 01:08:52.519 Safe? 800 01:08:57.220 --> 01:08:59.047 What is more important, Frederick? 801 01:08:59.787 --> 01:09:01.789 Freedom for one man, 802 01:09:01.833 --> 01:09:03.574 or freedom for all men? 803 01:09:08.448 --> 01:09:13.584 [sighs] This man will never be a slave. 804 01:09:15.151 --> 01:09:18.676 Yet he's willing to risk his life and the life of his sons... 805 01:09:19.851 --> 01:09:21.635 so we can be free. 806 01:09:23.985 --> 01:09:25.161 No, sir. 807 01:09:26.379 --> 01:09:29.382 I cannot sit idle while this man fight for me. 808 01:09:34.605 --> 01:09:38.391 We can't all fight this war with the pen, Mr. Douglass. 809 01:09:41.960 --> 01:09:45.050 Some of us best equipped to fight this war with a gun. 810 01:09:50.882 --> 01:09:52.797 I think I'll go with the old man. 811 01:09:59.151 --> 01:10:00.326 It's an honor. 812 01:10:02.110 --> 01:10:04.374 I do this for my son. 813 01:10:26.831 --> 01:10:27.875 [gunshots] 814 01:10:35.274 --> 01:10:36.971 [shouting] 815 01:10:46.720 --> 01:10:48.809 [grunting] 816 01:10:49.941 --> 01:10:51.464 [whispers] John, are you all right? 817 01:11:08.960 --> 01:11:11.615 Your son would be proud of what you did today. 818 01:11:16.489 --> 01:11:18.752 Is it true what they say? 819 01:11:18.796 --> 01:11:20.624 That you're descended from royalty? 820 01:11:26.978 --> 01:11:28.588 [sighs] Well... 821 01:11:30.155 --> 01:11:31.896 that what my mama used to say. 822 01:11:32.766 --> 01:11:34.159 [chuckles] 823 01:11:35.378 --> 01:11:38.032 Don't make no difference if it's true or not. 824 01:11:41.732 --> 01:11:45.475 Slave, master, king... 825 01:11:47.738 --> 01:11:49.348 they all the same to me. 826 01:11:51.132 --> 01:11:52.264 Hmm. 827 01:11:56.399 --> 01:11:57.922 Better get some rest. 828 01:11:59.402 --> 01:12:00.664 Good night, sir. 829 01:12:06.496 --> 01:12:08.498 Dangerfield. 830 01:12:08.541 --> 01:12:11.239 Hey, Dangerfield. What you reading, boy? 831 01:12:11.283 --> 01:12:13.807 These the letters from my sweet thing. 832 01:12:13.851 --> 01:12:15.374 [chuckles] Yeah? 833 01:12:15.418 --> 01:12:16.419 Yeah. 834 01:12:17.637 --> 01:12:19.944 Soon as we settle up here, 835 01:12:19.987 --> 01:12:22.773 I'm gonna go back and I'm gonna free her and all my kids. 836 01:12:27.908 --> 01:12:29.388 What about you? 837 01:12:29.432 --> 01:12:31.259 What you fixin' to do? 838 01:12:54.108 --> 01:12:56.415 It ain't my fault, you know. 839 01:12:58.243 --> 01:13:00.550 All's I'm sayin' is, 840 01:13:00.593 --> 01:13:02.595 gettin' in shoot-outs ain't my vocation. 841 01:13:03.596 --> 01:13:06.033 Just 'cause I hesitated a little bit, 842 01:13:06.077 --> 01:13:07.818 that don't make me yellow. 843 01:13:07.861 --> 01:13:10.995 -[man] Gonna teach that old boy a lesson. -[chattering] 844 01:13:11.038 --> 01:13:12.866 Militia. 845 01:13:12.910 --> 01:13:15.565 Bored farm boys itchin' for somethin' to do. 846 01:13:15.608 --> 01:13:18.394 [chattering continues] 847 01:13:18.437 --> 01:13:20.047 Where's all the excitement? 848 01:13:20.091 --> 01:13:23.007 Crazy abolitionists took over Harpers Ferry. 849 01:13:23.050 --> 01:13:25.139 Marines is on their way. We're goin' to help 'em. 850 01:13:26.227 --> 01:13:28.578 Abolitionists, you say.That's right. 851 01:13:50.991 --> 01:13:52.428 Dad. Dad. 852 01:13:52.471 --> 01:13:54.342 What? What? 853 01:13:54.386 --> 01:13:55.474 They're here. 854 01:13:55.518 --> 01:13:56.519 Oh! 855 01:13:56.562 --> 01:13:58.390 [Oliver chuckles] Whoo! 856 01:13:59.217 --> 01:14:01.001 [laughing] 857 01:14:01.045 --> 01:14:02.481 Come on. 858 01:14:02.525 --> 01:14:04.483 Open the gates![man] Open the gates! 859 01:14:04.527 --> 01:14:07.225 -They're here! -[cheering] 860 01:14:08.705 --> 01:14:09.923 I knew it. 861 01:14:13.623 --> 01:14:15.668 [man] Open the gates! 862 01:14:18.062 --> 01:14:19.237 How many? 863 01:14:44.001 --> 01:14:45.263 Close the gates. 864 01:14:46.656 --> 01:14:49.572 -Sir? -I said close the gates! 865 01:14:52.270 --> 01:14:54.664 [Dangerfield] Close the gates! 866 01:15:08.852 --> 01:15:11.724 I demand to speak to the man in charge. 867 01:15:11.768 --> 01:15:15.293 I am Osawatomie John Brown. 868 01:15:15.336 --> 01:15:17.164 I am in charge. 869 01:15:17.208 --> 01:15:20.167 Mr. Brown, I'm Lieutenant Colonel Robert E. Lee 870 01:15:20.211 --> 01:15:22.387 of the United States Army. 871 01:15:22.430 --> 01:15:26.086 I'm here on orders by President James Buchanan 872 01:15:26.130 --> 01:15:28.741 to demand that you and your outlaws 873 01:15:28.785 --> 01:15:30.569 surrender this fort. 874 01:15:30.613 --> 01:15:32.789 I'm willing to offer leniency 875 01:15:32.832 --> 01:15:35.531 in exchange for a peaceful surrender. 876 01:15:41.624 --> 01:15:44.496 I hate to disappoint you, Colonel, 877 01:15:44.540 --> 01:15:47.325 but you're not likely to get a peaceful anything from us. 878 01:15:48.674 --> 01:15:52.025 Not while that abomination called slavery 879 01:15:52.069 --> 01:15:54.985 is still the law of this land. 880 01:15:55.028 --> 01:16:00.207 Not when Negro blood flows in our rivers and irrigates our crops. 881 01:16:01.382 --> 01:16:04.603 Not till every last man, woman and child 882 01:16:04.647 --> 01:16:07.127 is freed from their chains 883 01:16:07.171 --> 01:16:08.999 will we ever surrender. 884 01:16:09.042 --> 01:16:12.568 You are evidently a man of passion, Mr. Brown. 885 01:16:13.220 --> 01:16:14.787 I can respect that. 886 01:16:16.267 --> 01:16:19.052 But I'm not here to make moral judgments. 887 01:16:19.096 --> 01:16:21.402 I'm here to enforce the law. 888 01:16:22.882 --> 01:16:26.582 And I am here to enforce a higher law, 889 01:16:26.625 --> 01:16:28.975 extolled, you might recall, 890 01:16:29.019 --> 01:16:31.151 in the Declaration of Independence... 891 01:16:33.632 --> 01:16:36.069 that all men are created equal. 892 01:16:37.810 --> 01:16:39.595 Need I remind you, Mr. Brown, 893 01:16:39.638 --> 01:16:42.119 that the man that penned those words was a slave owner. 894 01:16:43.033 --> 01:16:45.992 Are you accusing Thomas Jefferson, 895 01:16:46.819 --> 01:16:48.995 one of our founding fathers, 896 01:16:49.909 --> 01:16:51.737 of being a hypocrite? 897 01:16:51.781 --> 01:16:54.261 The way I read it, 898 01:16:54.305 --> 01:16:56.481 he didn't think colored people were men. 899 01:16:58.570 --> 01:17:01.617 Who is it decides who is a man or not, Colonel? 900 01:17:03.401 --> 01:17:04.663 Almighty God 901 01:17:06.273 --> 01:17:07.797 or Thomas Jefferson? 902 01:17:10.103 --> 01:17:11.801 I'll go with God. 903 01:17:13.193 --> 01:17:15.979 So I'm to take it you'll not go down without a fight. 904 01:17:20.157 --> 01:17:22.812 Take it as you will, sir. 905 01:17:24.727 --> 01:17:25.989 So be it. 906 01:17:29.122 --> 01:17:31.647 -Send 'em in. -[officer] Yes, sir. 907 01:17:34.737 --> 01:17:37.783 Company, forward march! 908 01:17:40.830 --> 01:17:43.180 Ready! Aim! Fire! 909 01:17:49.360 --> 01:17:51.231 To the left.All right. 910 01:17:51.275 --> 01:17:53.364 Ready! Aim! Fire! 911 01:17:55.845 --> 01:17:58.717 -[men shouting] -Move! Come on! 912 01:18:03.200 --> 01:18:04.505 [officer] Fire! 913 01:18:15.038 --> 01:18:16.256 [groans] 914 01:18:18.041 --> 01:18:19.303 [officer] Reload! 915 01:18:22.219 --> 01:18:24.525 All right, fire.Get the end. 916 01:18:24.569 --> 01:18:25.875 Let's get 'em! 917 01:18:25.918 --> 01:18:27.224 [officer shouts] 918 01:18:29.226 --> 01:18:30.314 [screaming] 919 01:18:33.491 --> 01:18:36.363 [officer continues shouting] 920 01:18:41.151 --> 01:18:42.587 [grunts] 921 01:18:46.852 --> 01:18:48.985 [gasping]Wat? 922 01:18:54.947 --> 01:18:56.514 Watson's been shot. 923 01:18:56.557 --> 01:18:57.950 -What? -[gunshot] 924 01:19:03.260 --> 01:19:06.437 [officer] First squad on the bridge now! Breach the gate! 925 01:19:06.480 --> 01:19:07.873 -[gunshot] -[groans] 926 01:19:14.097 --> 01:19:18.754 [sobbing, gasping] 927 01:19:37.424 --> 01:19:39.122 [loud thud] 928 01:19:39.165 --> 01:19:41.689 -[men grunting] -[officer] Put your shoulders in it! 929 01:19:43.604 --> 01:19:45.128 To the gate! 930 01:19:48.392 --> 01:19:51.438 [men shouting, grunting][loud thudding] 931 01:19:56.008 --> 01:19:57.531 They didn't come. 932 01:19:58.881 --> 01:19:59.925 No. 933 01:20:02.710 --> 01:20:04.277 What do we do, John? 934 01:20:07.280 --> 01:20:09.674 To the catacombs! 935 01:20:09.717 --> 01:20:12.764 [men continue grunting] 936 01:20:17.203 --> 01:20:18.770 [officer] Come on, boys! 937 01:20:18.814 --> 01:20:20.337 [loud thud] 938 01:20:21.251 --> 01:20:22.905 [thudding stops] 939 01:20:29.215 --> 01:20:31.174 -[men shouting] -[gunshots] 940 01:20:36.919 --> 01:20:40.357 Oh, hell, Luke. We should go. 941 01:20:40.400 --> 01:20:41.837 We too late. 942 01:20:44.578 --> 01:20:47.190 Right now, 943 01:20:47.233 --> 01:20:50.497 he's thinking of slipping out of the backdoor in the hoopla. 944 01:21:12.302 --> 01:21:13.520 Let's go. 945 01:21:21.659 --> 01:21:22.703 [groans] 946 01:21:26.577 --> 01:21:27.621 [gunshot] 947 01:21:29.972 --> 01:21:31.930 [screaming] 948 01:21:31.974 --> 01:21:33.453 [grunting] 949 01:21:48.729 --> 01:21:49.948 Round 'em up. 950 01:21:59.088 --> 01:22:00.437 [horse whinnies] 951 01:22:20.674 --> 01:22:23.329 [groans][footsteps approaching] 952 01:22:23.373 --> 01:22:27.116 [man] I'm afraid it's a little late in the day if you're here for food. 953 01:22:29.945 --> 01:22:31.337 You're hurt, my son. 954 01:22:32.512 --> 01:22:34.862 Whoa! Shh. Don't speak. Don't speak. 955 01:22:46.135 --> 01:22:48.398 Here's some food and warmth for you. 956 01:22:50.617 --> 01:22:51.836 Here's some water. 957 01:22:59.017 --> 01:23:00.497 Must get some rest. 958 01:23:03.369 --> 01:23:04.414 Father. 959 01:23:07.460 --> 01:23:08.548 Thank you. 960 01:23:16.295 --> 01:23:17.601 [groans] 961 01:24:20.403 --> 01:24:21.708 Reverend. 962 01:24:25.756 --> 01:24:28.541 We's looking for a runaway slave. 963 01:24:31.675 --> 01:24:35.157 His trail led us... to your church. 964 01:24:37.159 --> 01:24:38.899 Well, this is a place of worship. 965 01:24:38.943 --> 01:24:42.251 This is no-- no shelter for-- for runaway slaves. 966 01:24:43.643 --> 01:24:45.471 Lying's a sin, Reverend. 967 01:24:45.515 --> 01:24:48.953 You keep lying, you might face judgment day 968 01:24:48.996 --> 01:24:51.738 before you get a chance to repent. 969 01:24:51.782 --> 01:24:56.091 Militia's coming down the road to meet us. Gonna get real bloody. 970 01:24:58.397 --> 01:25:00.138 You know, if you work with us... 971 01:25:02.532 --> 01:25:04.621 you could earn yourself some money. 972 01:25:08.929 --> 01:25:10.583 What say you, Reverend? 973 01:25:17.503 --> 01:25:18.852 Well, I think that... 974 01:25:19.940 --> 01:25:22.117 the church could always use a donation. 975 01:25:24.293 --> 01:25:26.860 Well, God bless. 976 01:25:29.385 --> 01:25:31.430 [chattering] 977 01:25:33.040 --> 01:25:38.220 Huh. Look at all these damn nimrods. 978 01:25:38.263 --> 01:25:41.397 Looking for their piece of the notorious Emperor. 979 01:25:42.528 --> 01:25:43.877 I'll handle this. 980 01:26:38.367 --> 01:26:39.542 [exhales] 981 01:27:03.566 --> 01:27:05.089 [gunshot] 982 01:27:07.961 --> 01:27:11.313 Damn it! My ear! You idiot! 983 01:27:11.356 --> 01:27:15.273 I-I-I got nervous, with his reputation and all. 984 01:27:16.231 --> 01:27:17.797 You're in charge of these yokels. 985 01:27:41.517 --> 01:27:43.301 You.Yeah. 986 01:27:43.345 --> 01:27:45.477 Bring your three best men. Let's go. 987 01:27:45.521 --> 01:27:46.870 Douglas. Paul. 988 01:28:32.089 --> 01:28:33.482 [groans] 989 01:28:41.751 --> 01:28:42.882 [grunts] 990 01:28:48.323 --> 01:28:49.541 [screams] 991 01:29:05.122 --> 01:29:08.168 [grunting] 992 01:29:26.230 --> 01:29:27.623 [groans] 993 01:29:42.246 --> 01:29:43.639 [clanging] 994 01:29:55.215 --> 01:29:56.303 [screams] 995 01:30:59.149 --> 01:31:03.632 Sir, I'm here to see the owner of this plantation. 996 01:31:04.850 --> 01:31:07.113 Randolph Stevens at your service, sir. 997 01:31:11.335 --> 01:31:13.772 I am here to buy the boy. 998 01:31:14.599 --> 01:31:17.123 Well, tell me, Levi, 999 01:31:17.167 --> 01:31:21.780 why should I sell you the son of a man who cost me so much? 1000 01:31:21.824 --> 01:31:25.480 Because I'm gonna pay you four times what that little boy is worth. 1001 01:31:31.573 --> 01:31:32.965 [Aunt Betty] Tommy! 1002 01:31:38.710 --> 01:31:42.018 I have a man here who wants to meet you. 1003 01:31:44.150 --> 01:31:45.369 You're Tommy. 1004 01:31:47.371 --> 01:31:48.938 Levi Coffin. 1005 01:31:50.417 --> 01:31:51.854 Did you know my father? 1006 01:31:51.897 --> 01:31:53.812 He's the one who sent me. 1007 01:31:54.639 --> 01:31:56.075 Why? 1008 01:31:57.207 --> 01:31:59.339 He wanted you to have 1009 01:31:59.383 --> 01:32:01.864 what meant the most to him. 1010 01:32:31.502 --> 01:32:32.808 Daddy? 1011 01:32:45.821 --> 01:32:46.952 You're safe now. 1012 01:32:48.171 --> 01:32:49.651 We gonna be free. 1013 01:32:49.694 --> 01:32:50.956 Let's go. 1014 01:33:10.410 --> 01:33:14.458 [church bell tolling][children shouting] 1015 01:33:21.117 --> 01:33:22.814 [horn honks] 1016 01:33:44.140 --> 01:33:46.011 [clears throat] 1017 01:33:46.055 --> 01:33:49.101 Could you please read this and tell me if you can publish it? 1018 01:33:49.145 --> 01:33:51.669 I've heard you're good with Civil War books. 1019 01:33:51.713 --> 01:33:53.671 Is this a Civil War story? 1020 01:33:53.715 --> 01:33:55.978 Well, sort of. It's my father's story. 1021 01:33:56.935 --> 01:33:59.285 Did he fight in the Civil War? 1022 01:33:59.329 --> 01:34:01.592 He helped to start it. 1023 01:34:03.115 --> 01:34:05.030 Is that so? 1024 01:34:07.554 --> 01:34:08.991 Is this a true story? 1025 01:34:09.034 --> 01:34:10.949 Yes, it's true to me. 1026 01:34:45.331 --> 01:34:50.032 [woman] ♪ There's something better I know there is♪ 1027 01:34:50.075 --> 01:34:52.730 ♪ Than this pain I'm in♪ 1028 01:34:52.774 --> 01:34:55.951 ♪ Somehow I'll get through it♪ 1029 01:34:55.994 --> 01:35:00.564 ♪ There's something strong That's inside me now♪ 1030 01:35:00.607 --> 01:35:03.262 ♪ I'm not going down♪ 1031 01:35:03.306 --> 01:35:07.310 ♪ Somehow I will do this♪ 1032 01:35:07.353 --> 01:35:11.270 ♪ I'll get through The night♪ 1033 01:35:11.314 --> 01:35:14.752 ♪ To the day that's waiting♪ 1034 01:35:15.666 --> 01:35:18.408 ♪ On the other side♪ 1035 01:35:19.757 --> 01:35:25.023 ♪ On the other side On the other side♪ 1036 01:35:25.067 --> 01:35:30.333 ♪ On the other side It's waiting for me♪ 1037 01:35:30.376 --> 01:35:35.686 ♪ On the other side There's a better life♪ 1038 01:35:35.730 --> 01:35:39.995 ♪ There's the brightest day After the darkest night♪ 1039 01:35:40.038 --> 01:35:43.128 ♪ I'll get there♪ 1040 01:35:45.304 --> 01:35:47.959 ♪ I'll get there♪ 1041 01:35:51.267 --> 01:35:55.662 ♪ It's been a hell I've been living in♪ 1042 01:35:55.706 --> 01:35:58.535 ♪ I'm not giving in♪ 1043 01:35:58.578 --> 01:36:01.973 ♪ Somehow I'll survive this♪ 1044 01:36:02.017 --> 01:36:06.325 ♪ I'll get myself Where I need to be♪ 1045 01:36:06.369 --> 01:36:09.154 ♪ Feel how freedom feels♪ 1046 01:36:09.198 --> 01:36:13.289 ♪ Somehow I will find this♪ 1047 01:36:13.332 --> 01:36:17.249 ♪ I'll get through This fight♪ 1048 01:36:17.293 --> 01:36:20.992 ♪ Peace of mind Will find me♪ 1049 01:36:21.036 --> 01:36:23.560 ♪ On the other side♪ 1050 01:36:24.953 --> 01:36:30.262 ♪ On the other side On the other side♪ 1051 01:36:30.306 --> 01:36:35.615 ♪ On the other side It's waiting for me♪ 1052 01:36:35.659 --> 01:36:40.925 ♪ On the other side There's a better life♪ 1053 01:36:40.969 --> 01:36:45.364 ♪ There's the brightest day After the darkest night♪ 1054 01:36:45.408 --> 01:36:48.106 ♪ I'll get there♪ 1055 01:36:50.021 --> 01:36:53.372 ♪ Oh, I'll get there 1056 01:36:55.679 --> 01:37:00.031 ♪ I'll get past this pain I'm feeling now♪ 1057 01:37:00.075 --> 01:37:02.512 ♪ I won't let it Keep me down♪ 1058 01:37:02.555 --> 01:37:05.297 ♪ I'll rise above it♪ 1059 01:37:05.341 --> 01:37:09.301 ♪ And get through the night♪ 1060 01:37:09.345 --> 01:37:13.001 ♪ To the day that's waiting♪ 1061 01:37:13.044 --> 01:37:15.873 ♪ On the other side♪ 1062 01:37:17.222 --> 01:37:22.358 ♪ On the other side On the other side♪ 1063 01:37:22.401 --> 01:37:27.624 ♪ On the other side It's waiting for me♪ 1064 01:37:27.667 --> 01:37:32.934 ♪ On the other side There's a better life♪ 1065 01:37:32.977 --> 01:37:37.373 ♪ There's the brightest day After the darkest night♪ 1066 01:37:37.416 --> 01:37:40.376 ♪ I'll get there♪ 1067 01:37:41.333 --> 01:37:45.990 ♪ Oh, I'll get there♪ 1068 01:37:47.383 --> 01:37:51.909 ♪ Oh, I'll get there♪ 1069 01:37:51.953 --> 01:37:56.392 ♪ Yeah, I'll get there♪ 1070 01:37:58.698 --> 01:38:00.918 ♪ I'll get there♪ 1071 01:38:00.962 --> 01:38:03.921 [vocalizing] 1072 01:38:03.965 --> 01:38:06.881 ♪ I'll get there♪