1. In the sky the bright stars glitteredCopy !req
2. On the bank the pale moon shoneCopy !req
3. Somebody's coming, Pa.Copy !req
4. Well, let him come.Copy !req
5. I was seeing Nellie homeCopy !req
6. It was from Aunt Dinah'sCopy !req
7. I was seeingCopy !req
8. Hope you don't mind
my cutting through your place.Copy !req
9. - No, I guess not.
- I'm heading north.Copy !req
10. Didn't expect to find
any fences around here.Copy !req
11. Hello, boy.Copy !req
12. - You were watching me, weren't you?
- Yes, I was.Copy !req
13. I like a man who watches things
going around.Copy !req
14. It means he'll make his mark some day.Copy !req
15. Long time since I've seen a Jersey cow.Copy !req
16. You'll see a lot more.
Jerseys and Holsteins...Copy !req
17. and the like.Copy !req
18. - Can I offer you some water?
- Thanks.Copy !req
19. You're a little touchy, aren't you?Copy !req
20. Joey.Copy !req
21. - You know not to point guns at people.
- I wasn't pointing at anybody, Mother.Copy !req
22. Sure had me snorting, son.Copy !req
23. I just wanted you to see my rifle.Copy !req
24. Bet you can shoot.Copy !req
25. - Can't you?
- Little bit.Copy !req
26. Looks like your friends are a little late.Copy !req
27. What are the Ryker boys up to this time?Copy !req
28. - Rykers?
- That's what I said.Copy !req
29. I wouldn't know a Ryker
from your Jersey cow.Copy !req
30. Don't forget to close the gate
on your way out.Copy !req
31. Would you put down that gun?
Then I'll leave.Copy !req
32. What's the difference?
You're leaving anyway.Copy !req
33. I'd like it to be my idea.Copy !req
34. Howdy, Starrett.Copy !req
35. Expecting trouble?Copy !req
36. I don't want no trouble, Starrett.
I came to inform you.Copy !req
37. I got that reservation beef contract.Copy !req
38. - So many to tell me that?
- I mean business.Copy !req
39. - Then, tend to your own.
- That's just what I'm doing.Copy !req
40. I'm gonna need all my range.Copy !req
41. Now that you've warned me,
get off my place.Copy !req
42. Your place?Copy !req
43. You'll have to get out before the snow.Copy !req
44. - Supposing I don't?
- You and the other squatters.Copy !req
45. - Homesteaders, you mean.
- I could blast you out of here right now.Copy !req
46. You and the others.Copy !req
47. Listen to me. The time for gun-blasting
a man off his place is passed.Copy !req
48. - They're building a penitentiary to take care of...
- Joe, that's enough.Copy !req
49. Who are you, stranger?Copy !req
50. I'm a friend of Starrett's.Copy !req
51. Well, Starrett, you can't say
I didn't warn you.Copy !req
52. All right, you've told me.
Now get off my claim.Copy !req
53. Supper'll be ready in a little while, Joe.
Won't be very long.Copy !req
54. Wait, mister, I...Copy !req
55. I swear, I... Wait a minute, please.Copy !req
56. I take that back, what I...Copy !req
57. Look, this thing ain't even loaded.Copy !req
58. - Not loaded?
- No, no, Joey's too young to go loaded.Copy !req
59. That's his gun.Copy !req
60. If this don't beat all.Copy !req
61. My name is Starrett, Joe Starrett,
and this here's Joey.Copy !req
62. You heard what my little woman said.
Come on in, I feel like eating.Copy !req
63. - You can call me Shane.
- Guess I spook kind of easy these days.Copy !req
64. Hello, Joe.Copy !req
65. My place ain't very much yet,
but my wife sure can cook.Copy !req
66. It won't be long till supper.
You can wash up right here.Copy !req
67. In case you wanted to know,
that's Ryker's spread all over there.Copy !req
68. He thinks the whole world
belongs to him.Copy !req
69. The old-timers can't see it yet...Copy !req
70. but running cattle
on an open range can't go on.Copy !req
71. It takes too much space
for too little results.Copy !req
72. Those herds aren't any good,
they're all horns and bone.Copy !req
73. Cattle that is bred for meat and fenced in
and fed right, that's the thing.Copy !req
74. You gotta pick your spot,
get your land, your own land.Copy !req
75. A homesteader can't run but a few beef,
but he can grow grain...Copy !req
76. and then with his garden
and hogs and milk, he'll be all right.Copy !req
77. We make out, don't we, Marian?Copy !req
78. Of course.Copy !req
79. It's that calf again.
Joey, chase her out of there.Copy !req
80. Joey. Run on, son.Copy !req
81. Don't forget to shut that gate.Copy !req
82. Joey.Copy !req
83. Come on, shoo!Copy !req
84. I wouldn't ask you where you're bound.Copy !req
85. One place or another.
Some place I've never been.Copy !req
86. - The only way I'll leave is in a pine box.
- What do you mean, Pa?Copy !req
87. I mean they'll have to shoot me
and carry me out.Copy !req
88. - You shouldn't talk like that.
- It's the truth.Copy !req
89. You love this place.
We've got our roots down.Copy !req
90. - I wish you wouldn't talk that way.
- Our first real home.Copy !req
91. - What did you mean?
- Joey, be quiet. The men want to talk.Copy !req
92. There's just more work here
than I can do.Copy !req
93. If I could hire me a man that...Copy !req
94. I had one once,
but the Rykers roughed him up...Copy !req
95. so he lit out, cussing me.Copy !req
96. They knocked his teeth out.Copy !req
97. Ready for pie?Copy !req
98. If nobody else is gonna eat this biscuit,
I guess I'll have to.Copy !req
99. - We're kind of fancy, aren't we?
- What is, Pa?Copy !req
100. Good plates, an extra fork.Copy !req
101. What about me, Ma?Copy !req
102. - What's the matter, Marian?
- Nothing.Copy !req
103. That was an elegant dinner, Mrs. Starrett.Copy !req
104. Excuse me.Copy !req
105. Where's Mr. Shane going?
He didn't even say goodbye.Copy !req
106. He's not going, Joey.
He wouldn't go without taking that.Copy !req
107. I'm going outside with him.Copy !req
108. - Did you ask him to stay the night?
- I'll do that right now.Copy !req
109. Well, I'll be doggone.
Come here a minute.Copy !req
110. Joe, why don't you hitch up the team?Copy !req
111. Marian, I've been fighting
this stump off and on for two years.Copy !req
112. Use the team now,
this stump could say it beat us.Copy !req
113. Sometimes nothing will do
but your own sweat and muscle.Copy !req
114. All right.Copy !req
115. Bang! Bang!Copy !req
116. I wish they'd give me
some bullets for this gun.Copy !req
117. - Good morning, Joey.
- How did you know it was me?Copy !req
118. Well, I figured the cow couldn't work
that latch.Copy !req
119. - Why are you up so early?
- You're to stay for breakfast.Copy !req
120. Well, thank you.Copy !req
121. - Then where will you go?
- Where would you say, Joey?Copy !req
122. I...Copy !req
123. I wish you'd stay here.Copy !req
124. - Would you teach me to shoot?
- You'd like to learn to shoot?Copy !req
125. Pa wishes you'd stay too.
I heard him tell Mother.Copy !req
126. He said he didn't want you
to fight his fights for him...Copy !req
127. just help with the work.Copy !req
128. I bet you wouldn't leave
just because it's dangerous.Copy !req
129. Joey. Joey.Copy !req
130. Joey, come here this minute.Copy !req
131. I hope you'll stay, Mr. Shane.
Coming, Mother.Copy !req
132. Close the gate, Joey.Copy !req
133. What are you doing in your nightshirt?
Come in and put your clothes on.Copy !req
134. Would you like to hitch up the team
and haul that wire from Grafton's?Copy !req
135. - Anything you say.
- Get off the bed. Go on.Copy !req
136. He's holding it for me at the store.Copy !req
137. While you're there, you might as well
get yourself some work clothes.Copy !req
138. - What can I bring Joey?
- Soda-pop.Copy !req
139. You don't need anything, Joey.Copy !req
140. Be careful. I don't want my troubles
to be none of yours.Copy !req
141. Aren't you wearing your six-shooter?Copy !req
142. I didn't know there was
any wild game in town, Joey.Copy !req
143. Come on, son.Copy !req
144. Joey, come back here.Copy !req
145. Bang!Copy !req
146. Bang!Copy !req
147. - Who are you shooting at?
- Rykers. Bang! Bang!Copy !req
148. - Did you get many?
- Missed one.Copy !req
149. Well, can't stand for that.Copy !req
150. Pa, do you guess
Shane will teach me to shoot?Copy !req
151. I'll teach you myself
once I get the time, Joey.Copy !req
152. - Can you shoot as good as Shane?
- I've never seen him shoot.Copy !req
153. But I doubt it.Copy !req
154. He didn't wear his gun today.
Why's that, Pa?Copy !req
155. Well, he's trading at the store,
not holding it up.Copy !req
156. But why, Pa? Honest, why didn't he?Copy !req
157. - I don't wear one myself.
- It goes with him, though.Copy !req
158. - Somebody's coming, Joe.
- I know. It's Ernie Wright.Copy !req
159. Could you whip him, Pa?
Could you whip Shane?Copy !req
160. - Can't you ask nothing but questions?
- But could you?Copy !req
161. Oh, maybe.Copy !req
162. No call for that though, Joey.
Shane's on our side.Copy !req
163. Howdy, Joe.Copy !req
164. How are you, Ernie?Copy !req
165. - No good.
- What's the matter?Copy !req
166. I'm pulling stakes.
No use of your talking.Copy !req
167. - Now what's the matter?
- My wheat. Them Rykers raided it.Copy !req
168. Fence cut, steers drove in.
It's just stubs now.Copy !req
169. - When?
- Last night.Copy !req
170. I'm leaving, and don't try
to talk me out of it.Copy !req
171. - You can't.
- Just don't try, that's all.Copy !req
172. - I listened to you too much already.
- Go ahead, nobody's holding you.Copy !req
173. Oh, Ernie. You wouldn't leave
your home and land, and...Copy !req
174. Oh, Ernie, you...Copy !req
175. I'm wore down and out.
Tired of being insulted by them fellas.Copy !req
176. Called a pig-farmer.
Who knows what comes next?Copy !req
177. Well, don't throw your tail up.Copy !req
178. Tell you what, we'll all get together here
tonight and figure out something.Copy !req
179. I don't know about me.Copy !req
180. I'll get the word around.
You tell Shipstead and Torrey.Copy !req
181. All right,
but if we're having a meeting...Copy !req
182. it'd better be more than poking holes
in the air with your finger.Copy !req
183. - Anything I can do you for?
- I came to get wire for Joe Starrett.Copy !req
184. I've been holding wire
for Starrett for quite a spell.Copy !req
185. - Are you new?
- Yes, I'm working for Starrett.Copy !req
186. - Got ready-made pants to fit me?
- Farm rig?Copy !req
187. I outfit all these farmers.Copy !req
188. - Step right in back and try them on.
- Thanks.Copy !req
189. Will.Copy !req
190. Hey, Will.Copy !req
191. You're thirsty, ain't you, Chris?Copy !req
192. - Will. Who's tending bar around here?
- Coming right in.Copy !req
193. - How is it?
- Good enough.Copy !req
194. - How much do I owe you?
- Now, let's see.Copy !req
195. Pants, a dollar. Two shirts, 60 cents.Copy !req
196. Belt.Copy !req
197. Young man, you owe me
two dollars and two bits.Copy !req
198. What's the matter, son?
You look kind of pale.Copy !req
199. Been a long time since
I got store-bought clothes.Copy !req
200. Money don't go very far these days.Copy !req
201. A new sodbuster?Copy !req
202. Thought I smelled pigs.Copy !req
203. - Anything else?
- Got any soda-pop?Copy !req
204. I sure do. I wish more men
around here would drink it.Copy !req
205. - In my bar, in there.
- Thanks.Copy !req
206. Will. Let's keep the smell of pigs
out from where we're drinking.Copy !req
207. - Bartender.
- What can I do for you?Copy !req
208. Do you have any soda-pop?Copy !req
209. Are you gonna get him out
or do I have to?Copy !req
210. Let me take him, Chris.Copy !req
211. What'll it be?Copy !req
212. Lemon, strawberry or lilac, sodbuster?Copy !req
213. You speaking to me?Copy !req
214. I don't see
nobody else standing there.Copy !req
215. Here, have some of this.Copy !req
216. Smell like a man.Copy !req
217. Don't it smell better in here, Grafton?
Chris just fumigated a sodbuster.Copy !req
218. Just take it easy.Copy !req
219. I was just asking about sody-pop...Copy !req
220. pigs and taters
and one thing and another.Copy !req
221. Which one of them tater-pickers
are you working for?Copy !req
222. Or are you just
squatting on the range?Copy !req
223. Joe Starrett, if it's any of your business.Copy !req
224. Supposing I make it my business?Copy !req
225. Here's your soda-pop, mister.Copy !req
226. Now you and your soda-pop
get out of here and stay out of here.Copy !req
227. And don't come back.Copy !req
228. - Did you see that, Rufe?
- What, Bubba?Copy !req
229. Chris just put the run on a sodbuster.Copy !req
230. That's it. Keep them on the move.Copy !req
231. Warm it up for you?Copy !req
232. It's getting so I don't like
to ride at night.Copy !req
233. Let's hope the meeting starts.Copy !req
234. - Ls Shane going to be at the meeting?
- Mr. Shane. Yes, I suppose so.Copy !req
235. We all know why we're here.Copy !req
236. Ryker's war party's
been around to see all of us.Copy !req
237. I'm here to tell you,
I ain't leaving now or any other time.Copy !req
238. Start with you, Axel. What do you say?Copy !req
239. Well, Joe, you see...Copy !req
240. I know what I want to say.
Start with me.Copy !req
241. Ernie, we're gonna hear
everybody in turn. Go ahead.Copy !req
242. Most of you don't know Shane.Copy !req
243. - Shane, this is Yank Potts.
- Howdy.Copy !req
244. - Fred Lewis here.
- Yeah. I seen you in town.Copy !req
245. - Ernie Wright here, and Ed Howells.
- Howdy, Shane.Copy !req
246. - And Johnson.
- Howdy, Shane.Copy !req
247. - See anybody else coming?
- No.Copy !req
248. - We're waiting for Torrey.
- How far is Ryker gonna push us?Copy !req
249. Let's not talk scared,
that's what Ryker wants.Copy !req
250. He thinks he can shoo us off
like a flock of chickens.Copy !req
251. Here's Torrey.Copy !req
252. - Hello, Reb.
- Hello, Yank.Copy !req
253. About time you showed up.Copy !req
254. That's enough out of you, Yank.Copy !req
255. - And you too.
- All right. Cool off, Stonewall.Copy !req
256. Shake hands with Shane, there.
Shane's working for me.Copy !req
257. Shane. Oh, yeah.Copy !req
258. I heard about you, at Grafton's.Copy !req
259. Go on, Joe.Copy !req
260. Well, Stonewall, it's like this...
Leaving Ernie out, maybe...Copy !req
261. we've all agreed we're gonna stick.Copy !req
262. Now you're whistling.
Ain't nobody pushing me off my claim.Copy !req
263. - I think you all know that I'm staying.
- I too will stay.Copy !req
264. I'll string along,
leastways till the shooting starts.Copy !req
265. There ain't but seven of us,
if it comes to a fight.Copy !req
266. Him. That's eight.Copy !req
267. - Can't count on him.
- He's proved that much.Copy !req
268. Watch what you're saying.Copy !req
269. Shane can tell you what happened
with Ryker's man, Chris.Copy !req
270. They're talking about Shane.Copy !req
271. What is this, Shane?Copy !req
272. Let him say.Copy !req
273. - Lewis seen and heard it.
- He let Chris buffalo him at Grafton's.Copy !req
274. Fred, I told Shane
to stay away from trouble. He did right.Copy !req
275. - Let's finish the story.
- He didn't. Shane didn't let him do that.Copy !req
276. This Chris went around bragging
he put the run on a sodbuster.Copy !req
277. Shane, you don't have to leave.Copy !req
278. I figured you could talk freer
if I weren't around.Copy !req
279. It's too late to finish this now.Copy !req
280. - He didn't, did he?
- Joey, I want you to go to sleep.Copy !req
281. - It's all right, everything's all right.
- Shane isn't going away, is he?Copy !req
282. No, he isn't. Now, get back into bed.Copy !req
283. Stay there.Copy !req
284. - Shane.
- Shane.Copy !req
285. - I know you ain't afraid.
- It's a long story, Joey.Copy !req
286. I think we know...Copy !req
287. Shane.Copy !req
288. Don't stand in the rain.
You'll catch your death of cold.Copy !req
289. So, on Saturday, we'll get together
and go into town for our supplies.Copy !req
290. That's a good idea.
There's some strength in a whole bunch.Copy !req
291. I don't need no bodyguard.
I'll put on my.38 and go when I please.Copy !req
292. - Joey.
- Yes?Copy !req
293. Don't get to liking Shane too much.Copy !req
294. Why not?Copy !req
295. I don't want you to.Copy !req
296. - Is there anything wrong with him?
- No.Copy !req
297. - Then what, Mother?
- He'll be moving on one day, Joey.Copy !req
298. You'll be upset,
if you get to liking him too much.Copy !req
299. - Marian, you're pretty enough, come on.
- I'm coming.Copy !req
300. I wish she'd hurry so we could get going.
I don't like this business.Copy !req
301. Get in the wagon, son.Copy !req
302. One thing a married man
has to get used to is waiting for women.Copy !req
303. - Hurry up, Ma!
- Here she comes.Copy !req
304. - Good afternoon.
- Hello.Copy !req
305. Sometimes the waiting is worth it.Copy !req
306. Take care and get a woman
worth waiting for.Copy !req
307. Water's good.Copy !req
308. Think I can get ready
as quickly as you?Copy !req
309. Hold your horses, we wanted
to see how pretty you were.Copy !req
310. Come on here.Copy !req
311. All set?Copy !req
312. Come on, girls.Copy !req
313. - Hello, Ernie.
- Morning.Copy !req
314. - Are you all set?
- Reckon we are.Copy !req
315. - Hello, Marian.
- Where's Stonewall?Copy !req
316. He got thirsty and went on in.
Said he had business that couldn't wait.Copy !req
317. I got to stay and mind the girls.Copy !req
318. - Bye.
- Bye.Copy !req
319. Come on.Copy !req
320. - Come on, Red.
- Bye, Marian.Copy !req
321. Stonewall, what are you doing?
We agreed to come together.Copy !req
322. I had a little business to attend to.
We can't buy a drink.Copy !req
323. Get down off that horse.
You're acting like a darn fool.Copy !req
324. A whole bunch came in.
They brought their women to protect them.Copy !req
325. - My jars come yet?
- Howdy, Starrett.Copy !req
326. What can I do you for?Copy !req
327. My, my, my.Copy !req
328. What will they think of next?Copy !req
329. Susan.Copy !req
330. - Did you bring your mother's list?
- Yes, Pa.Copy !req
331. Get the coal oil can from the wagon.Copy !req
332. My woman want we get together
on the Fourth of July.Copy !req
333. We make big celebration,
don't we, Marian?Copy !req
334. Fine, that's just what we need.Copy !req
335. It's Joe Starrett's anniversary,
the Fourth of July.Copy !req
336. - We'll have a big party.
- Oh, Mr. Grafton...Copy !req
337. Have you got gunpowder
for the fireworks?Copy !req
338. - How about some of those jellies?
- We'll talk about that later.Copy !req
339. - What do I get for the empty?
- The usual.Copy !req
340. - Thank you.
- Give the bottle to Will.Copy !req
341. I need some white flour, Mr. Grafton,
and four pounds of coffee.Copy !req
342. Joey.Copy !req
343. - Let me take it in.
- You come too, Shane.Copy !req
344. Thank you.Copy !req
345. Well, now lookie here what we got.Copy !req
346. That's one of the new ones.
They call him Sody-Pop.Copy !req
347. - Deal me out.
- What's the matter, Pete?Copy !req
348. Just say I'm superstitious, that's all.Copy !req
349. I guess you don't hear very well,
sodbuster.Copy !req
350. I told you, if you want to keep healthy,
stay out of here. Now, get going.Copy !req
351. Look, pig farmer. Get back with
the women and kids, where it's safe.Copy !req
352. Don't push it, Calloway.Copy !req
353. Did you hear me? I said get going.Copy !req
354. Did you think you were gonna come
and drink with the men?Copy !req
355. Set them up, bartender. Two whiskies.Copy !req
356. You bought me a drink
last time I was in here.Copy !req
357. Now I want to buy you one.Copy !req
358. You ain't gonna drink that in here.Copy !req
359. You guessed it.Copy !req
360. Let me have him.Copy !req
361. - Let him go.
- Let me have him.Copy !req
362. Go get him, Chris.Copy !req
363. Tear him apart.Copy !req
364. Get that sodbuster.Copy !req
365. - Hang one on him, Chris.
- Bust him.Copy !req
366. Break his back.Copy !req
367. This is bad, this is bad.Copy !req
368. - I'm going in there.
- No, Stonewall, stay right here.Copy !req
369. If we join in, we'll get run out.Copy !req
370. - Go on.
- Go get him, Chris.Copy !req
371. There ain't a marshal
within a hundred-mile ride.Copy !req
372. Get after him, Chris.Copy !req
373. Plow him under, Chris.Copy !req
374. Beat his brains out.Copy !req
375. Get him.Copy !req
376. - Land that right, Chris.
- Knock him into that pigpen, Chris.Copy !req
377. Dirty pig farmer.Copy !req
378. - Stop this.
- Go on, get at it.Copy !req
379. Here, men, stop this.Copy !req
380. Settle it outside.Copy !req
381. - Looks like it's all over.
- We should get out of here.Copy !req
382. - Maybe you'd like to draw straws.
- Hold on, young fella.Copy !req
383. You may have a friend
you don't know you've got.Copy !req
384. - I could use a man like you.
- I'm working for Starrett.Copy !req
385. You don't belong on the end of a shovel.
Anything to stop you drawing your time?Copy !req
386. I like working for Starrett.Copy !req
387. - Whatever he's paying, I'll double.
- It's no use.Copy !req
388. - What are you looking for?
- Nothing.Copy !req
389. - Pretty wife, Starrett's got.
- You dirty old man!Copy !req
390. - People don't talk to me that way.
- I'm talking that way!Copy !req
391. You had a chance. Nobody messes up
my boys and gets away with it.Copy !req
392. We'll ride you out of this valley.Copy !req
393. Gonna rough you up and ride you out
and you're gonna stay out.Copy !req
394. - Shane, come on.
- Joey, get out of here.Copy !req
395. But, Shane, there's too many.Copy !req
396. You wouldn't want me to run away,
would you?Copy !req
397. But there's too many, Shane.Copy !req
398. Go on, son, please.Copy !req
399. - Stop!
- I'll pay the damages.Copy !req
400. - No more fighting.
- Keep out of this.Copy !req
401. - This man's unarmed.
- It ain't a shooting.Copy !req
402. Quit butting in.Copy !req
403. I'll take him.Copy !req
404. Stop it, men. Stop fighting.Copy !req
405. Stop it, men.Copy !req
406. Stop this!Copy !req
407. Break his neck.Copy !req
408. - Where's Joey?
- Pa, they're going to kill Shane.Copy !req
409. - They're trying to kill him.
- Stay with your mother.Copy !req
410. - Joe, don't go in.
- Shane's in there.Copy !req
411. What Ryker's got coming
ain't fit for a woman to see.Copy !req
412. Don't go in there, Joe.Copy !req
413. Beat his brains in!Copy !req
414. Stop it!Copy !req
415. Stop it!Copy !req
416. Stop it! You fools have had enough of it.
You'll all get killed.Copy !req
417. Starrett, you and Shane
back on out of here.Copy !req
418. That's making some sense, Starrett.
You've won.Copy !req
419. - Get out of here.
- Ryker ain't paying for this damage.Copy !req
420. I'm paying for what's broke.Copy !req
421. No, by Godfrey, we're paying
for what's broke, me and Shane.Copy !req
422. Morgan, put one of the boys
on a good horse.Copy !req
423. He's got a long trip,
all the way to Cheyenne.Copy !req
424. I'm through fooling, Grafton.Copy !req
425. From now on, when we fight with them,
the air's gonna be full of gun smoke.Copy !req
426. - I saw it all, Mother, every bit.
- It's no place for you, Joey.Copy !req
427. No place for you either, Marian.Copy !req
428. I was scared. Then Pa picked up
that man and slung him on the floor.Copy !req
429. I didn't do much. It was all Shane.Copy !req
430. - How are you feeling?
- Better.Copy !req
431. You did, Joe.
It was ugly and you were both wonderful.Copy !req
432. When that chair came down on you,
Shane, I thought you were a goner.Copy !req
433. It was an easy chair, Joey.Copy !req
434. I bet you two could lick anyone.Copy !req
435. Well, one thing's for sure,
Ryker's gonna think twice.Copy !req
436. - Don't talk about Ryker any more now.
- I wish we could forget him.Copy !req
437. - This turpentine'll hurt.
- He wouldn't say nothing.Copy !req
438. No matter how much it hurt.
Would you, Shane?Copy !req
439. I'm afraid I would, Joey,
if it hurt bad enough.Copy !req
440. - It stings like anything.
- Joey, go on to bed.Copy !req
441. It does smart, I know.Copy !req
442. - Ouch!
- Gosh!Copy !req
443. - Joey, for the last time, go to bed.
- Yeah, me too.Copy !req
444. Come on, son.Copy !req
445. - Will you kiss me good night, Mother?
- All right.Copy !req
446. Your head...
Your head needs a bandage.Copy !req
447. It's good enough, Marian, it's fine.
Thanks very much.Copy !req
448. - You wanna know something, Mother?
- What is it?Copy !req
449. - What is it, Joey?
- Mother...Copy !req
450. - ...I just love Shane.
- Do you?Copy !req
451. I love him almost as much as I love Pa.Copy !req
452. That's all right, isn't it?Copy !req
453. - He's a fine man.
- He's so good.Copy !req
454. Don't you like him, Mother?Copy !req
455. Yes, I like him too, Joey.Copy !req
456. Good night, Joey.Copy !req
457. What's the matter, honey?Copy !req
458. Joe...Copy !req
459. hold me.Copy !req
460. Don't say anything. Just hold me tight.Copy !req
461. - Night, Ma.
- Good night, Joey.Copy !req
462. - Night, Pa.
- Night, son.Copy !req
463. Night, Shane!Copy !req
464. Where's Ryker?Copy !req
465. He's getting a little sleep.Copy !req
466. - He sent for me.
- Sit down for a minute.Copy !req
467. We're having a celebration today.Copy !req
468. - Where's the coffee?
- I'll put it right on.Copy !req
469. - What's going on here?
- Plenty.Copy !req
470. - Going somewhere?
- Looks that way, don't it?Copy !req
471. Don't let them bluff you, Ernie.Copy !req
472. Bluff?Copy !req
473. See that?
They killed my sow last night.Copy !req
474. Kept shooting
and yelling what they'd do next.Copy !req
475. Woke up the kids
and scared the missus half to death.Copy !req
476. - We're gonna put a stop to that.
- I said I'd stay for one more hand.Copy !req
477. Well, this is it. I had enough of Ryker.Copy !req
478. Here they come again!Copy !req
479. Right through my plowed ground.Copy !req
480. What do you think of that,
Stonewall Torrey?Copy !req
481. Well, Starrett and the rest of us
are gonna take the juice out of them...Copy !req
482. one of these days.Copy !req
483. Anyhow, I'm going to Grafton's
to get a bottle.Copy !req
484. - Show them it's Independence Day.
- Ma, you getting ready?Copy !req
485. - Good luck.
- Good luck for you too, Stonewall.Copy !req
486. Can't see a pig in sight.Copy !req
487. I don't see none,
but I sure can smell them.Copy !req
488. They cut Mr. Wright's fence
and Mr. Shipstead's too.Copy !req
489. They did?Copy !req
490. Shane, what would you do
if you caught them cutting our fence?Copy !req
491. I'd ask them
to please go around by the gate.Copy !req
492. Shane.Copy !req
493. - Come on, I'll race you to the barn.
- It's a go.Copy !req
494. Why don't you ever wear
your six-shooter, Shane?Copy !req
495. I guess I don't see
as many bad men as you do.Copy !req
496. Shane.Copy !req
497. - You want me to tell you something?
- If you want to.Copy !req
498. I saw your gun in there, one day.Copy !req
499. I took a look at it.Copy !req
500. - Are you mad?
- No, I guess not.Copy !req
501. But if I were you,
I'd leave a thing like this alone.Copy !req
502. - I wrapped it up in the blanket again.
- That's a good boy.Copy !req
503. Could I see it again?Copy !req
504. You promised you'd show me
how to shoot.Copy !req
505. Please.Copy !req
506. All right, Joey. Come on.Copy !req
507. Get them up.Copy !req
508. We've got some learning to do.
Come on.Copy !req
509. You stand right here.Copy !req
510. All right, put your arms
down to your side..Copy !req
511. Your holster's too low.
Never have your holster at arm's length.Copy !req
512. Let's fix this.Copy !req
513. You always have it here, with the grip
between the elbow and the wrist.Copy !req
514. So when your hand comes up...Copy !req
515. the gun clears the holster
without coming up too high, see?Copy !req
516. Now you try it, real fast and straight.
That's it.Copy !req
517. - Gosh, is that what real gunfighters do?
- No, Joey.Copy !req
518. Most of them have tricks of their own.Copy !req
519. One, for instance,
likes a shoulder holster.Copy !req
520. Another one puts it
in the belt of his pants.Copy !req
521. And some like two guns.
But one's all you need if you can use it.Copy !req
522. After 15 paces. No good for putting
a bullet where you want it.Copy !req
523. Which is the best way?Copy !req
524. What I'm telling you is as good as any,
better than most.Copy !req
525. - Let me see you shoot.
- What do you want me to shoot at?Copy !req
526. The little white rock over there, see?Copy !req
527. Gosh, almighty, that is good!Copy !req
528. You see, Joey?
Now look. Remember.Copy !req
529. When your hand comes up,
you still clear your holster.Copy !req
530. - Shane.
- Hello, Mrs. Starrett.Copy !req
531. - I was teaching Joey a little shooting.
- I don't want...Copy !req
532. You ought to see Shane shoot.
He's teaching me.Copy !req
533. - Yes, I know. Get ready for the party.
- Ma.Copy !req
534. Guns aren't going to be my boy's life.Copy !req
535. Why do you always
have to spoil everything? Bang! Bang!Copy !req
536. A gun is a tool,
no better or worse than any other tool.Copy !req
537. An ax, a shovel, or anything.Copy !req
538. A gun is as good or as bad
as the man using it. Remember that.Copy !req
539. We'd all be better off if there
wasn't a single gun in this valley...Copy !req
540. including yours.Copy !req
541. What's all the shooting about?Copy !req
542. You're starting the celebrating
a little early, aren't you?Copy !req
543. Well, look at that woman,
in her wedding dress.Copy !req
544. Shane, you better hitch up that team...Copy !req
545. because today we're really gonna
celebrate the Fourth of July.Copy !req
546. I'm supposed to say to the squatters,
"I'm busted but you're welcome."Copy !req
547. - It ain't that bad.
- That's easy for you to say.Copy !req
548. I've been your friend a long time,
I'm reasonable.Copy !req
549. - But something's got to give.
- Out here a man can go just so far.Copy !req
550. I've gone along with the new law.
I've stayed away from gunfighting.Copy !req
551. Sure, I've tried to buffalo the sodbusters.Copy !req
552. You got to admit,
my men have kept their six-guns cased.Copy !req
553. And now?Copy !req
554. - I can guess what's on your mind.
- Keep your guesses to yourself.Copy !req
555. - I like Joe Starrett.
- Fool ought to listen to reason.Copy !req
556. - Your reason?
- What's the matter with you?Copy !req
557. No offense, Rufe.Copy !req
558. It's your own conscience eating on you.Copy !req
559. Conscience.Copy !req
560. Hello, Torrey.
Something I can do you for?Copy !req
561. - A jug. It's the Fourth.
- Come in, come in.Copy !req
562. Jug. And a whiskey.Copy !req
563. Here's to you, Ryker,
for running Ernie Wright off his claim.Copy !req
564. Another.Copy !req
565. - Is that one of them?
- Yeah.Copy !req
566. It's a downright dirty shame.
It's all he had and he worked hard for it.Copy !req
567. I want to tell you something, Ryker.
He's running because he's a coward.Copy !req
568. And here's to me, because I ain't a coward
and you ain't getting my claim.Copy !req
569. They're hot-headed.Copy !req
570. You'd get him to draw
without any trouble.Copy !req
571. It'd be easy.Copy !req
572. You can't scare me
any more than you can Joe Starrett.Copy !req
573. No. It's Starrett we want.Copy !req
574. - Three cheers for Wyoming!
- The rest of you care to join me?Copy !req
575. Drink a toast to the greatest state
in the Union?Copy !req
576. I'm from Wyoming.Copy !req
577. Here's to the independence
of the sovereign state of Alabama.Copy !req
578. There you are.Copy !req
579. I'm through with all you Yanks.
Listen, you Yankees.Copy !req
580. Hello, Axel.Copy !req
581. You're late, Reb,
we took Richmond two hours ago.Copy !req
582. - Everybody, come here.
- Marian.Copy !req
583. You come too,
I have something important to tell you.Copy !req
584. - Axel.
- Ja, Mama. Now...Copy !req
585. you all know what today is.
It's Independence Day.Copy !req
586. Except for one man here. Yes, sir.Copy !req
587. This was the day, Joe Starrett
got himself hooked, by golly!Copy !req
588. Well, no...Copy !req
589. - What I'd like to say is...
- Well, say it, Joe.Copy !req
590. - I'd like to say that Axel's right.
- What did he say, Joe?Copy !req
591. I gave up my independence
10 years ago today.Copy !req
592. But no man ever gave it up
as easy as I did, heh.Copy !req
593. And what's more, I wouldn't trade
places with any man in this world.Copy !req
594. - Good speech.
- Go on, Joe, give her a kiss.Copy !req
595. Come here.Copy !req
596. Fast falls the eventideCopy !req
597. The darkness deepensCopy !req
598. Fail and comforts fleeCopy !req
599. Help of the helpless
O, abide with meCopy !req
600. Congratulations.Copy !req
601. Pass the word to the boys,
I got some cheer for us.Copy !req
602. Many more, Joe.Copy !req
603. We were ready to give you up,
you and Ernie.Copy !req
604. Ernie's getting out today.
Packed up kit and caboodle.Copy !req
605. - Oh, been expecting that.
- Ryker's boys bluffed him out.Copy !req
606. - Maybe he had sense.
- What were you doing in town?Copy !req
607. - Joe, I want to dance.
- Oh, Marian, they've fenced me out here.Copy !req
608. Goodbye, old PaintCopy !req
609. I'm a-leaving CheyenneCopy !req
610. I'm off for Montan'Copy !req
611. Goodbye, old PaintCopy !req
612. I'm a-leaving CheyenneCopy !req
613. Goodbye, old PaintCopy !req
614. I'm a-leaving CheyenneCopy !req
615. I'm off for Montan'Copy !req
616. Goodbye, old PaintCopy !req
617. I'm a-leaving CheyenneCopy !req
618. - Joe don't want you in town by yourself.
- It's just Ryker and Grafton gabbing.Copy !req
619. Grafton's fair enough.Copy !req
620. Another man was there,
likely hired by Ryker.Copy !req
621. - Who was that?
- Stranger, decked out like a gunfighter.Copy !req
622. - Did you say "guns"?
- Yeah, two guns.Copy !req
623. - What did he look like?
- You'll know him when you see him.Copy !req
624. Packs two guns, kind of lean.Copy !req
625. He wears a black hat.Copy !req
626. - Is he a friend of yours?
- No.Copy !req
627. A man named Wilson looks like that,
a gunfighter.Copy !req
628. - Jack Wilson?
- Gunfighter out of Cheyenne.Copy !req
629. - Can't be him, can it?
- I didn't ask him his name.Copy !req
630. - What about him?
- What's a gunman doing around here?Copy !req
631. - Pow-wowing with Ryker?
- Don't start. We don't know it's Wilson.Copy !req
632. This Wilson, would you know him, Shane?
If you saw him?Copy !req
633. Maybe. If it is Wilson,
he's fast on the draw, so be careful.Copy !req
634. You seem to know a lot about
this kind of business, Shane.Copy !req
635. That is enough. Come and eat
before things get cold.Copy !req
636. I don't want no part of gunslinging.
Murder's a better name.Copy !req
637. We eat now, everyone.
You fellows get the shoe game.Copy !req
638. Torrey, I want to go to the blacksmith's...Copy !req
639. but Joe says we shouldn't go alone.Copy !req
640. Any time you wanna go to town,
I'll ride along with you.Copy !req
641. I'm a soldier who's done fighting
in real battles.Copy !req
642. I can shoot just as straight...Copy !req
643. Shane.Copy !req
644. - Yes, Joey?
- Think that was him?Copy !req
645. - Who?
- That man Torrey seen in town.Copy !req
646. Do you think that was Wilson?Copy !req
647. - Don't worry about things like that.
- Rest, Joey. It's past your bedtime.Copy !req
648. Yes, Mother.Copy !req
649. - No, Joey. I'll open it.
- All right.Copy !req
650. All right. I'll open the gate for you.Copy !req
651. Who goes there?Copy !req
652. Brother Rufe's come
to pay you a little visit.Copy !req
653. Howdy, Starrett.Copy !req
654. Evening, ma'am.Copy !req
655. I had something I wanted
to talk over with you.Copy !req
656. Whatever business we got,
we can talk over right here.Copy !req
657. I'll just lay it on the barrelhead, then.
How'd you like to work for me?Copy !req
658. I work for myself.
Done enough working for others.Copy !req
659. Wait till I tell you.Copy !req
660. I'll pay you top wages.
More than you make on this patch of ground.Copy !req
661. No, I'm not interested.Copy !req
662. I haven't said it all.
You can run your cattle with mine.Copy !req
663. What's more, I'll buy your homestead.Copy !req
664. Set a price you think is reasonable,
you'll find me reasonable.Copy !req
665. Is that fair?Copy !req
666. You've made things hard for us,
and we're in the right.Copy !req
667. Right? You in the right?Copy !req
668. When I came to this country,
you weren't much older than your boy.Copy !req
669. We had rough times. Me and other men
that are mostly dead now.Copy !req
670. I got a bad shoulder yet
from a Cheyenne arrowhead.Copy !req
671. We made this country,
we found it and we made it...Copy !req
672. with blood and empty bellies.Copy !req
673. Cattle we brought in were hazed off
by Indians and rustlers.Copy !req
674. They don't bother you much any more
because we handled them.Copy !req
675. We made a safe range out of this.Copy !req
676. Some of us died doing it,
but we made it.Copy !req
677. Then people move in who never
had to raw-hide it through the old days.Copy !req
678. They fence off my range
and fence me off from water.Copy !req
679. Some of them plow ditches,
take out irrigation water.Copy !req
680. So the creek runs dry sometimes
and I gotta move my stock because of it.Copy !req
681. And you say we have no right
to the range.Copy !req
682. The men that did the work
and ran the risks have no rights?Copy !req
683. I take you for a fair man, Starrett.Copy !req
684. I'm not belittling what you did,
but you didn't find this country.Copy !req
685. There were trappers here
and Indian traders before you.Copy !req
686. - They tamed this country.
- They weren't ranchers.Copy !req
687. Rights. You think you've the right
to say nobody else has got any.Copy !req
688. That ain't the way
the government looks at it.Copy !req
689. I didn't come to argue.
I made you a fair proposition.Copy !req
690. What about the others?Copy !req
691. - Shane knows he can work for me.
- The other homesteaders?Copy !req
692. Look, be reasonable.Copy !req
693. After all, there's just so many hands
in a deck of cards.Copy !req
694. - Then, I've got to say no.
- You don't give a man much choice.Copy !req
695. How do you feel about it, son?
Would you like to go partners with me?Copy !req
696. I don't want trouble with your father.
We don't want anyone to get hurt.Copy !req
697. - Joey ain't quite of age, Ryker.
- How about it, son?Copy !req
698. Come here, Joey.Copy !req
699. I don't want you to be sorry, Starrett.Copy !req
700. I'll see you.Copy !req
701. What do you make of him?Copy !req
702. He's no cow-puncher.Copy !req
703. No. He doesn't look the part.Copy !req
704. I like Starrett too,
but I'll kill him if I have to.Copy !req
705. - I'll kill him if I have to.
- You mean I'll kill him if you have to.Copy !req
706. I can't have any run-in with the law.
You heard Grafton.Copy !req
707. Just get Starrett in here.
It wouldn't take much to bait him.Copy !req
708. Well, lookie here.Copy !req
709. Lookie here.Copy !req
710. Why don't we just gun him
and get on with it?Copy !req
711. One's run already.
It won't take much to stampede the rest.Copy !req
712. Remember, Wilson, you got
to make this look right to Grafton.Copy !req
713. Hey, come here.Copy !req
714. Torrey. I wouldn't go over there, Torrey.Copy !req
715. Nobody's gonna buffalo me.Copy !req
716. - What can I do for you?
- Where do you think you're going?Copy !req
717. - To get a whiskey.
- Torrey.Copy !req
718. Torrey.Copy !req
719. Torrey.Copy !req
720. They tell me they call you "Stonewall."Copy !req
721. - Anything wrong with that?
- It's just funny.Copy !req
722. I guess they named a lot of that...Copy !req
723. Southern trash after old Stonewall.Copy !req
724. Who'd they name you after?
Or would you know?Copy !req
725. I'm saying that "Stonewall" Jackson
was trash himself.Copy !req
726. Him and Lee,
and all the rest of them Rebs.Copy !req
727. You too.Copy !req
728. - You're a low-down, lying Yankee.
- Prove it.Copy !req
729. No, Torrey.Copy !req
730. One less sodbuster.Copy !req
731. - What?
- He tried to pull on Wilson.Copy !req
732. - Ain't that right, Swede?
- He tried to reach for a...Copy !req
733. All right. Get him out of here.Copy !req
734. Tell your friends
we'll be waiting for any more...Copy !req
735. that come in looking for trouble.Copy !req
736. You understand that, Swede?Copy !req
737. Now get him out of here.Copy !req
738. - What happened?
- The sodbuster tried to kill Wilson.Copy !req
739. - What's the shooting?
- Sodbuster tried to pull on Wilson.Copy !req
740. Lewis!Copy !req
741. - Lewis!
- Pa! What's happened?Copy !req
742. - Lewis!
- Fred!Copy !req
743. Fred!Copy !req
744. Torrey, he is dead!Copy !req
745. Ryker did it!Copy !req
746. I'll go get Starrett.Copy !req
747. Shane, we sure enough
earned our keep today.Copy !req
748. If they just leave us alone,
we'll make a farm out of this yet.Copy !req
749. Somebody's coming, Pa.Copy !req
750. - Looks like Shipstead.
- It's Mr. Shipstead.Copy !req
751. Starrett!Copy !req
752. Torrey, he is dead!Copy !req
753. Torrey?Copy !req
754. Torrey, he is dead!Copy !req
755. The new man shot him,
the new man that works for Ryker did it.Copy !req
756. I was across the street,
I heard anger in the voices.Copy !req
757. The two of them reach for pistols...Copy !req
758. but the new man is
quick, terribly quick.Copy !req
759. One shot, Torrey dead.Copy !req
760. - One shot.
- What happened?Copy !req
761. We go to town together.
He say it be safe.Copy !req
762. It was all quiet. We separate.Copy !req
763. Then the anger in the voices, I hear.
Only the anger, not the words.Copy !req
764. Ryker's men were all around.Copy !req
765. What started it?Copy !req
766. I passed Lewis,
his missus and Johnson. They're scared.Copy !req
767. - Who saw it?
- Just the Ryker men and me.Copy !req
768. Morgan say they wait for any more
who come looking for trouble.Copy !req
769. Marian, you get ready.
Mrs. Torrey will need you.Copy !req
770. Shane, hitch up the team.Copy !req
771. What are you going to do, Joe?Copy !req
772. - Go to town. I'm gonna see about this.
- You can't go alone.Copy !req
773. - Marian, I'm going.
- She's right, Joe.Copy !req
774. But the others are all in this,
it's not just you. Wait for them.Copy !req
775. - Sooner or later, someone's got to go.
- But not now. Don't you go alone.Copy !req
776. The other homesteaders, I think they run.
I think they get out of here.Copy !req
777. Here comes Joe Starrett.
Wish he'd tend to his own business.Copy !req
778. - What goes on?
- We're going on. I've had enough.Copy !req
779. I sure figured you for a better man.Copy !req
780. You saw what's happened.
Torrey's dead.Copy !req
781. Just gonna pile up your plunder and skip.Copy !req
782. Too scared to see Torrey
get a decent funeral.Copy !req
783. I don't want him killed. We're going.Copy !req
784. It ain't a question
of who stays or who runs.Copy !req
785. We gotta see Stonewall
get a Christian burial...Copy !req
786. and his wife hear some words of comfort
said over her man.Copy !req
787. We'll make sure it's done.Copy !req
788. Torrey's already dead.
I don't want it to happen to my man.Copy !req
789. Fred, if you ain't at that funeral,
I'll sure take it bad of you.Copy !req
790. Well, cemetery hill's
on the way out, Martha.Copy !req
791. Before my closing eyesCopy !req
792. Shine through the gloomCopy !req
793. And point me to the skiesCopy !req
794. Heav'n's morning breaksCopy !req
795. And earth's vain shadows fleeCopy !req
796. In life, in death, O LordCopy !req
797. Abide with meCopy !req
798. Shipstead, would you please,
lead us in the Lord's Prayer?Copy !req
799. Our Father who art in heaven,
hallowed be Thy name.Copy !req
800. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done
on earth, as it is in heaven.Copy !req
801. Give us this day our daily bread...Copy !req
802. and forgive us our trespasses as we
forgive those who trespass against us.Copy !req
803. And lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from evil.Copy !req
804. For thine is the kingdom,
and the power...Copy !req
805. and the glory, forever. Amen.Copy !req
806. He's gonna bite you.Copy !req
807. Goodbye, Mrs. Starrett, we're going.Copy !req
808. Goodbye, Joe. Goodbye, Axel.
Goodbye, John.Copy !req
809. Sue, you put the kids in the wagon.Copy !req
810. Wait for me, Lewis.
I'm coming with you.Copy !req
811. Wait a minute, let's not be in a hurry.
There's one more thing.Copy !req
812. Torrey was a pretty brave man.Copy !req
813. We'd be doing wrong
if we wasn't the same.Copy !req
814. Last time you argued that,
Torrey was alive.Copy !req
815. - You want us to stay for more of this?
- We can have a regular settlement.Copy !req
816. We can have a town,
and churches and a school.Copy !req
817. Graveyards.Copy !req
818. You've just got to, that's all.Copy !req
819. He wants you to stay for something
that means more than anything.Copy !req
820. Your families.Copy !req
821. Your wives and kids.Copy !req
822. Like you, Lewis, your girls...Copy !req
823. and Shipstead with his boys.Copy !req
824. They've got a right to stay here
and grow up and be happy.Copy !req
825. It's up to you people
to have nerve enough to not give it up.Copy !req
826. That's right. We can't give up this valley
and we ain't gonna do it.Copy !req
827. This is farming country, a place for
people to bring up their families.Copy !req
828. Who's Ryker to run us
away from our own homes?Copy !req
829. He only wants to grow beef,
and we want to grow families...Copy !req
830. to grow them good and strong,
the way they were meant to be grown.Copy !req
831. God didn't make all this country
just for one man like Ryker.Copy !req
832. He's got it though,
and that's what counts.Copy !req
833. - Look, look there.
- A fire.Copy !req
834. It's Lewis's place.Copy !req
835. It's our place.Copy !req
836. - Ryker lit it.
- He had no right.Copy !req
837. He wouldn't have, if you hadn't left it.Copy !req
838. I built it with my own hands.Copy !req
839. - Not the girls' room.
- I was getting round to it.Copy !req
840. If we stick together,
we can put that place back up.Copy !req
841. - Can't we?
- Right.Copy !req
842. We'll help you build the room,
Johnson and Joe.Copy !req
843. - Shane'll help.
- Yeah.Copy !req
844. We'll get the timber
and put it right back up, right?Copy !req
845. - Yes, sir. We'll do it.
- Me too, I'll help.Copy !req
846. - You'll do that for us?
- All that, just for us?Copy !req
847. Not just for you, Martha,
for all of us in this valley.Copy !req
848. Come and help.
Maybe we can save part of that.Copy !req
849. That's the spirit.
Let's get to the Lewises' place.Copy !req
850. Come on, men.Copy !req
851. Hey, come on.Copy !req
852. Boss. Looks like Lewis is going back.Copy !req
853. Starrett's holding them together.Copy !req
854. - He could set fire to mine.
- Stay on your ground.Copy !req
855. He'll do us like he did Torrey.Copy !req
856. - There's a law against killing.
- The law is three days' ride from here.Copy !req
857. - You know that.
- What does that leave us with?Copy !req
858. - Give me time.
- Who's gonna fight Ryker?Copy !req
859. - He knows he's got us on the run.
- You men hang on.Copy !req
860. - Hang on?
- I promise something's gonna be done.Copy !req
861. But what, Joe?Copy !req
862. Leave that to me.
I'll have it out with Ryker.Copy !req
863. - You're taking on too much.
- If I have to kill him.Copy !req
864. That's wrong. Don't even think that.Copy !req
865. Starrett's got to go.Copy !req
866. I've warned him twice, but he's
pig-headed. He'll have to pay for it.Copy !req
867. Joe, you can't do it.Copy !req
868. If the Lewises have the courage
to start over, I won't let them down.Copy !req
869. But you can't go in town
to kill Ryker. He'll kill you.Copy !req
870. Tell him I'm a reasonable man,
things have gone far enough.Copy !req
871. Tell him I'm beat, anything,
but, by Jupiter, get him here!Copy !req
872. He'll come.
He thinks he's a reasonable man.Copy !req
873. Hello, Calloway.Copy !req
874. - He'll kill you.
- It's a chance I gotta take.Copy !req
875. This is a false square knot, Joey,
it won't hold.Copy !req
876. Shane. Tell him he can't go.
Tell him it won't work. Tell him.Copy !req
877. Shane!Copy !req
878. Wait, Joe, till things cool off.
Wait that long, anyway.Copy !req
879. That's right, isn't it, Shane?Copy !req
880. I can't tell Joe what's right, Marian.Copy !req
881. Please wait, Joe.Copy !req
882. Won't you do even this for me?Copy !req
883. Starrett?Copy !req
884. Mr. Starrett.Copy !req
885. - Who is it?
- Peace party, from Ryker.Copy !req
886. One of you can come across and talk.Copy !req
887. - Stay out of that garden.
- We ain't armed.Copy !req
888. Brother Rufe wants to see you.Copy !req
889. He says to tell you
he's a reasonable man.Copy !req
890. He's responsible for Torrey's killing.Copy !req
891. My brother wouldn't kill anybody.
He don't wanna go to jail.Copy !req
892. Torrey was a hot-head,
he picked on a stranger.Copy !req
893. Torrey didn't wanna be reasonable.
You wanna be reasonable, don't you?Copy !req
894. I always figured on being reasonable.Copy !req
895. My brother's waiting.
He'll see you at Grafton's.Copy !req
896. Who else?Copy !req
897. Not us. We're heading home.Copy !req
898. I'll see your brother.Copy !req
899. Shane.Copy !req
900. Shane.Copy !req
901. - Who is it?
- Calloway. Chris Calloway.Copy !req
902. - Stay where you are. I can drill you.
- Hold it, I got something to tell you.Copy !req
903. - What do you want?
- Starrett's up against a stacked deck.Copy !req
904. Bang! Bang!Copy !req
905. Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang!Copy !req
906. - Why are you telling me?
- I reckon something's come over me.Copy !req
907. - I don't figure.
- I'm quitting Ryker.Copy !req
908. Bang! Bang!Copy !req
909. - So long.
- Chris.Copy !req
910. Thanks.Copy !req
911. Be seeing you.Copy !req
912. Bang! Bang!Copy !req
913. No use to argue, Marian.
I'm going into this with my eyes open.Copy !req
914. No!Copy !req
915. Isn't there anything I can say
to change things?Copy !req
916. Maybe this is a chance.Copy !req
917. Morgan and them boys went home.Copy !req
918. You don't really believe that,
that's not the reason.Copy !req
919. It's just too much for me to give up,
this place and our valley.Copy !req
920. - All the things that will be.
- Will be.Copy !req
921. Bang!Copy !req
922. Bang, bang, bang!Copy !req
923. Joey, don't point that thing!
Go play outside.Copy !req
924. Play outside, Joey!Copy !req
925. Please, dear. Go outside and play.Copy !req
926. It's just pride, that's all,
a silly kind of a pride.Copy !req
927. Don't I mean anything to you, Joe?
Doesn't Joey?Copy !req
928. Marian.Copy !req
929. Honey, it's because you mean
so much to me that I've got to go.Copy !req
930. Could I go on living with you,
and you thinking I'd showed yellow?Copy !req
931. And what about Joey?
How would I explain that to him?Copy !req
932. Oh, Joe.Copy !req
933. Joe.Copy !req
934. I've been thinking a lot, and...Copy !req
935. I know I'm kind of slow sometimes,
but I see things.Copy !req
936. And I know if anything happened to me
that you'd be took care of.Copy !req
937. You'd be took care of,
better than I could do it myself.Copy !req
938. I never thought I'd live
to hear myself say that, but...Copy !req
939. I guess now's a pretty good time
to lay things bare.Copy !req
940. You talk as though
I'd be glad for you to go.Copy !req
941. Honey, you're the most honest
and the finest girl that ever lived.Copy !req
942. I couldn't do what I gotta do if I hadn't
always known I could trust you.Copy !req
943. Now, don't you go counting me out.Copy !req
944. I wouldn't have lived this long
if I wasn't pretty tough.Copy !req
945. Pa, Shane's got his gun on.
He's coming.Copy !req
946. Gun?Copy !req
947. - What's the idea?
- Don't let him go. Don't anybody go.Copy !req
948. - This is my kind of game.
- But it ain't yours.Copy !req
949. Maybe you're a match for Ryker, maybe not,
but you're no match for Wilson.Copy !req
950. Then, I'll outlast him.
But I do appreciate it, Shane.Copy !req
951. You're both out of your senses.
This isn't worth a life.Copy !req
952. Are you fighting for this shack,
this ground and nothing but work?Copy !req
953. I'm sick of it, I'm sick of trouble.
Let's move, let's go on, please.Copy !req
954. Marian, don't say that.
You love this place more than me.Copy !req
955. - Not anymore.
- Even if it's true, it changes nothing.Copy !req
956. There must be some way, Shane?
Some way?Copy !req
957. - It's no use, Joe.
- No use? What's stopping me?Copy !req
958. - I am.
- Get out of my way.Copy !req
959. - Am I gonna have to fight you too?
- That depends on you.Copy !req
960. No!Copy !req
961. Stop!Copy !req
962. Stop!Copy !req
963. No.Copy !req
964. Shane, you hit him with your gun.
I hate you!Copy !req
965. - Walk him around when he comes to.
- Joey, bring water and a towel.Copy !req
966. Here, Marian. Hide this.Copy !req
967. He'll be all right.Copy !req
968. No one can blame him
for not keeping that date.Copy !req
969. Shane, wait.Copy !req
970. - You were through with gunfighting.
- I changed my mind.Copy !req
971. Are you doing this just for me?Copy !req
972. For you, Marian...Copy !req
973. and Joe and little Joe.Copy !req
974. Then we'll never see you again?Copy !req
975. Never's a long time, Marian.Copy !req
976. Tell him...
Tell him I was sorry.Copy !req
977. No need to tell him that.Copy !req
978. Please, Shane.Copy !req
979. Mother.Copy !req
980. Please.Copy !req
981. Take care of yourself.Copy !req
982. Mother. Pa's coming along all right.Copy !req
983. Yes, Joey.Copy !req
984. - Why did Shane?
- Shane did what he had to do.Copy !req
985. - You don't hate Shane.
- I know, Mother.Copy !req
986. Shane.Copy !req
987. I'm sorry.Copy !req
988. He didn't hear you.Copy !req
989. Shane!Copy !req
990. Shane! I'm sorry!Copy !req
991. I came to get your offer, Ryker.Copy !req
992. I'm not dealing with you.
Where's Starrett?Copy !req
993. - You're dealing with me, Ryker.
- I got no quarrel with you, Shane.Copy !req
994. You can walk out now
and no hard feeling.Copy !req
995. - What's your offer, Ryker?
- To you, not a thing.Copy !req
996. - That's too bad.
- Too bad.Copy !req
997. You've lived too long.
Your kind of days are over.Copy !req
998. - My days? And yours, gunfighter?
- The difference is I know it.Copy !req
999. So we'll turn in our six-guns
to the bartender...Copy !req
1000. and we'll all start hoeing spuds,
is that it?Copy !req
1001. Not quite yet.Copy !req
1002. We haven't heard from your friend here.Copy !req
1003. I wouldn't push too far if I were you.Copy !req
1004. Our fight ain't with you.Copy !req
1005. - It ain't with me, Wilson?
- No, it ain't, Shane.Copy !req
1006. I wouldn't pull on Wilson, Shane.Copy !req
1007. Will, you're a witness to this.Copy !req
1008. So you're Jack Wilson.Copy !req
1009. What's that mean to you, Shane?Copy !req
1010. I've heard about you.Copy !req
1011. What have you heard, Shane?Copy !req
1012. I've heard that you're
a low-down, Yankee liar.Copy !req
1013. Prove it.Copy !req
1014. Shane, look out!Copy !req
1015. Shane.Copy !req
1016. I knew you could, Shane.
I knew it just as well as anything.Copy !req
1017. Was that him? Was that Wilson?Copy !req
1018. That was him.
That was Wilson, all right.Copy !req
1019. He was fast, fast on the draw.Copy !req
1020. Joey, what are you doing here?Copy !req
1021. - I'm sorry, Shane.
- You don't have to be.Copy !req
1022. - You'd better run back.
- Can't I ride home behind you?Copy !req
1023. I'm afraid not, Joey.Copy !req
1024. Please. Why not?Copy !req
1025. I gotta be going on.Copy !req
1026. Why, Shane?Copy !req
1027. A man has to be what he is, Joey.
Can't break the mold.Copy !req
1028. - I tried it and it didn't work for me.
- We want you, Shane.Copy !req
1029. Joey, there's no living with a killing.
There's no going back from one.Copy !req
1030. Right or wrong, it's a brand.
A brand sticks.Copy !req
1031. There's no going back.Copy !req
1032. Now you run on home to your mother,
and tell her...Copy !req
1033. Tell her everything's all right and there
aren't any more guns in the valley.Copy !req
1034. Shane.Copy !req
1035. It's bloody. You're hurt.Copy !req
1036. I'm all right, Joey.Copy !req
1037. Go home to your mother and father
and grow up to be strong and straight.Copy !req
1038. And, Joey...Copy !req
1039. take care of them, both of them.Copy !req
1040. Yes, Shane.Copy !req
1041. He'd never have shot you
if you'd seen him!Copy !req
1042. Bye, little Joe.Copy !req
1043. He'd never even have cleared
the holster, would he, Shane?Copy !req
1044. Pa's got things for you to do!
And Mother wants you!Copy !req
1045. I know she does!Copy !req
1046. Shane!Copy !req
1047. Come back!Copy !req
1048. Bye, Shane!Copy !req