1. That's your Uncle Ethan!Copy !req
2. Welcome home, Ethan.Copy !req
3. You ain't much bigger
than when I last saw you!Copy !req
4. I'm Deborah.Copy !req
5. There's Lucy over there.Copy !req
6. And you're Lucy?Copy !req
7. Yeah, I'm Lucy. I'm mighty glad
to see you, Uncle Ethan.Copy !req
8. She's got a fella. Kisses him, too!Copy !req
9. Go on with Lucy and help with supper.Copy !req
10. Deborah, you too!Copy !req
11. I was just gonna ask Uncle Ethan
what he's gonna do with his saber.Copy !req
12. Well, I kind of figured to give it to you.Copy !req
13. Thanks. Thanks, Uncle Ethan.Copy !req
14. - How was California?
- California? How should I know?Copy !req
15. - Well, Mose Harper told us...
- Mose Harper?Copy !req
16. Is that old goat still creekin' around?Copy !req
17. Why doesn't somebody bury him?Copy !req
18. No, I ain't been to California.Copy !req
19. I don't intend to go either.Copy !req
20. Supper will be ready
as soon as you wash up.Copy !req
21. Let me take your coat.Copy !req
22. Welcome home, Ethan.Copy !req
23. Thanks, Aaron.Copy !req
24. Marty, it's Uncle Ethan!Copy !req
25. Debbie, sit down.Copy !req
26. Good evening, Uncle Ethan.Copy !req
27. Welcome home, sir.Copy !req
28. It's Martin. Martin Pawley.Copy !req
29. I'm sorry for bein' late, Aunt Martha.Copy !req
30. A fella could mistake you for a half-breed.Copy !req
31. Not quite, I'm an eighth Cherokee
and the rest Welsh and English.Copy !req
32. Least that's what they tell me.Copy !req
33. Go on, son.Copy !req
34. It was Ethan who found you
squallin' under a sage clump...Copy !req
35. after your folks had been massacred.Copy !req
36. It just happened to be me.
No need to make more of it.Copy !req
37. Thank you, Lucy.Copy !req
38. Good night, Aunt Martha.Copy !req
39. Good night, Martin.Copy !req
40. - Uncle Aaron.
- Good night, Martin.Copy !req
41. Good night, Uncle Ethan.Copy !req
42. Good night.Copy !req
43. Good night, Ma. 'Night, Pa.Copy !req
44. Uncle Ethan, will you tell us
about the war?Copy !req
45. The war ended three years ago, boy.Copy !req
46. It did? So why didn't you come home
before now?Copy !req
47. Ben, go on with Martin. March!Copy !req
48. Lucy's wearing the gold locket
you gave her when she was a little girl.Copy !req
49. She doesn't wear it much
on account of it makes her neck green.Copy !req
50. Well, it does!Copy !req
51. But, I wouldn't care
if you gave me a gold locket...Copy !req
52. if it made my neck green or not.Copy !req
53. A gold locket!
Lucy, where are my saddlebags?Copy !req
54. Look at my gold locket!Copy !req
55. Oh, it is pretty.Copy !req
56. - Ethan, I think she's too young...
- Oh, let her have it.Copy !req
57. It doesn't amount to much.Copy !req
58. - To bed, young lady!
- Yes, Daddy.Copy !req
59. I passed the Todd place comin' in.
What happened?Copy !req
60. He gave up, quit,
went back to chopping cotton.Copy !req
61. So did the Jamisons.Copy !req
62. Without Martha...Copy !req
63. She just wouldn't let a man quit.Copy !req
64. Ethan, I saw it in you before the war.Copy !req
65. You wanted to clear out.Copy !req
66. You stayed beyond any real reason. Why?Copy !req
67. Are you asking me to clear out now?Copy !req
68. You're my brother, Ethan.Copy !req
69. You're welcome to stay here
as long as you have a mind to.Copy !req
70. Ain't that right, Martha?Copy !req
71. - Of course, it is.
- I expect to pay my way.Copy !req
72. There are 60 double eagles in there.Copy !req
73. And twice that much here. Yankee dollars.Copy !req
74. That's fresh minted.Copy !req
75. There ain't a mark on it.Copy !req
76. So?Copy !req
77. Open up! It's Sam Clayton.Copy !req
78. Reverend, come on in!Copy !req
79. Good morning, Sister Edwards.Copy !req
80. What is it, Reverend?Copy !req
81. Lars just said somebody
busted into his corral last night...Copy !req
82. and ran off with his best cows.Copy !req
83. Yeah, next time I'll raise pigs, by golly!Copy !req
84. You never hear of anyone runnin' off pigs,
I bet you!Copy !req
85. - Bumblebees, by golly!
- Coffee'll be just fine, Sister.Copy !req
86. Good morning, Lucy.Copy !req
87. Debbie, you been baptized yet?Copy !req
88. - No, sir, I haven't. No.
- Aaron, get Martin, will you?Copy !req
89. I can sure use that coffee.
Pass the sugar, son.Copy !req
90. Wait a minute, Sister.
I didn't get any coffee yet.Copy !req
91. Just hold on a second, Sister.
I'm sure fond of them doughnuts.Copy !req
92. Aaron! Martin! Come on up here.Copy !req
93. Come on.Copy !req
94. - Raise your right hand. Martin?
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
95. Raise your right hand.Copy !req
96. You're hereby voluntary privates
in Company A of the Texas Rangers...Copy !req
97. - ... and you will faithfully discharge...
- Can I go with you?Copy !req
98. - Quiet! Where was I?
- Faithfully fulfill.Copy !req
99. You will faithfully discharge your...Copy !req
100. Mrs. Edwards?Copy !req
101. Shut up!Copy !req
102. You will faithfully discharge your duties,
as such...Copy !req
103. without a recompense
or monetary consideration.Copy !req
104. Amen. That means no pay.
Better get a shirt on, Aaron.Copy !req
105. I ain't goin' volunteering till
I've had my coffee. Drink your own.Copy !req
106. Just call me "Captain."Copy !req
107. Captain.
The Reverend Samuel Johnson Clayton!Copy !req
108. Mighty impressive.Copy !req
109. Well... the "Prodigal Brother"!Copy !req
110. When did you get back?
I ain't seen you since the surrender.Copy !req
111. Come to think of it,
I didn't see you at the surrender.Copy !req
112. I don't believe in surrenders.Copy !req
113. I still got my saber, Reverend.Copy !req
114. Didn't turn it into no plowshare neither.Copy !req
115. The Indians did it, Mrs. Edwards.Copy !req
116. Caddos or Kiowas.
Old Mose knows. Yes, sir.Copy !req
117. - Oh, shut up, Mose.
- Thank you.Copy !req
118. Ethan, I'm countin' on you
to look after things while I'm gone.Copy !req
119. - You're not goin'.
- He is going. I already swore him in.Copy !req
120. - Swear him out! I'll go with you.
- Ethan, I don't think I should...Copy !req
121. Stay close, Aaron.Copy !req
122. It might be, this is rustlers.Copy !req
123. Might be this dodderin' ol' idiot
ain't so far wrong.Copy !req
124. Could be Comanches.Copy !req
125. Kind words, Ethan. Thank you kindly.Copy !req
126. Children, go with Lucy.Copy !req
127. All right. I'll swear you in.Copy !req
128. No need to. It wouldn't be legal anyway.Copy !req
129. Why not? You wanted for a crime, Ethan?Copy !req
130. Coffee, Ethan.Copy !req
131. Thank you, Martha.Copy !req
132. Are you asking me as a captain
or a preacher, Sam?Copy !req
133. I'm asking you as a ranger
of the sovereign state of Texas.Copy !req
134. You got a warrant?Copy !req
135. You fit a lot of descriptions.Copy !req
136. I figure a man's only good
for one oath at a time.Copy !req
137. I took mine
to the Confederate States of America.Copy !req
138. So did you, Sam.Copy !req
139. Stay close, Aaron.Copy !req
140. Thank you, Mrs. Edwards.
We have to be going.Copy !req
141. Thank you, Mrs. Edwards.Copy !req
142. Grateful to the hospitality
of your rocking chair, ma'am.Copy !req
143. "Brad and Lucy, Lucy and Brad"Copy !req
144. Debbie and Ben Edwards,
I'm gonna tell Ma on you!Copy !req
145. Somethin' mighty fishy
about this trail, Uncle Ethan.Copy !req
146. Don't call me "Uncle." I ain't your uncle.Copy !req
147. Yes, sir.Copy !req
148. No need to call me "sir" either.Copy !req
149. Nor "grandpa," nor "Methuselah."
I can whip you to a frazzle.Copy !req
150. What do you want me to call you?Copy !req
151. My name is Ethan. Now what's
so mighty fishy about this trail?Copy !req
152. - Well, first...
- Look! Look!Copy !req
153. Reverend!Copy !req
154. Look!Copy !req
155. Caddos or Kiowas, huh?Copy !req
156. Ain't but one tribe uses a lance like that.Copy !req
157. Hey, Pa, your prize bull.
Killed every one of them!Copy !req
158. And not for food either.
Why'd they do a thing like that?Copy !req
159. Stealing the cattle was just to pull us out.Copy !req
160. This is a murder raid.Copy !req
161. Shapes up to burn down either your place,
or my brother's.Copy !req
162. Mama! Laurie!Copy !req
163. Oh, please, God! Please, no!Copy !req
164. Jorgensen's place is the closest, Ethan.Copy !req
165. If they're not there,
we'll come straight on to you.Copy !req
166. You do that.Copy !req
167. Well, are you coming, or ain't you?Copy !req
168. That farm's 40 miles from here, boy.
And these horses need rest and grain.Copy !req
169. Ain't Caddos. Ain't Kiowas.Copy !req
170. - Break out the grain.
- Yes, sir. Yes, sir.Copy !req
171. Quiet, boy.Copy !req
172. I'll see if I can shoot a couple of sage hens
before supper.Copy !req
173. Yes, you do that, Aaron.Copy !req
174. Ma, the days are getting shorter.Copy !req
175. Lucy, we don't need a lamp yet.Copy !req
176. Let's just enjoy the dusk.Copy !req
177. It's all right, Ma,
I've been watching. Only...Copy !req
178. - What, Ben?
- I wish Uncle Ethan was here.Copy !req
179. Don't you, Ma?Copy !req
180. Close that shutter, Ben, like a good boy.Copy !req
181. We're gonna play the "sleep-out" game.
Remember?Copy !req
182. Where you hide out with Grandma?Copy !req
183. Where she is buried?Copy !req
184. And you creep along the ditch
very quietly, like...Copy !req
185. Like a little mouse.Copy !req
186. Hurry up! The moon's fixin' to rise!Copy !req
187. You won't make a sound or come back,
no matter what you hear!Copy !req
188. - Promise?
- I promise.Copy !req
189. - Wait. Can't I have my doll?
- There's no time. There's no time.Copy !req
190. Now, down low. Run!Copy !req
191. Chris, go back. Go back, Chris! Go back!Copy !req
192. Wait a minute, Uncle Ethan.Copy !req
193. Next time you'll mind your Uncle Ethan.Copy !req
194. - Thank you kindly...
- Wait, Mose! We can ride double, Mose!Copy !req
195. Aunt Martha!Copy !req
196. Let me in.Copy !req
197. - Don't go in there, boy.
- I know she's in there!Copy !req
198. Don't go in!Copy !req
199. Don't let him look in there.Copy !req
200. It won't do him any good.Copy !req
201. Put an "Amen" to it!Copy !req
202. There's no more time for praying. Amen!Copy !req
203. Those girls mean as much to me
as though they were my own.Copy !req
204. Maybe you don't know that my Brad
has been keeping company with Lucy.Copy !req
205. I'd be obliged
if you'd come to the point, ma'am.Copy !req
206. It's just that I know
Martha would want you...Copy !req
207. to take care of her boys,
as well as her girls.Copy !req
208. If the girls are dead, don't let
the boys waste their lives in vengeance.Copy !req
209. Promise me, Ethan!Copy !req
210. Come on, if you're going with us!Copy !req
211. Captain Clayton!Copy !req
212. Another one, huh?
Give me a hand, Charlie.Copy !req
213. This one came a long way
before he died, Captain.Copy !req
214. Well, Ethan, there's another one
you can score up for your brother.Copy !req
215. - I don't like it!
- What don't you like?Copy !req
216. Indians on a raid generally hide their dead.Copy !req
217. If they don't care anything
about us knowin'...Copy !req
218. it only spells one thing:Copy !req
219. They ain't afraid of us following,
or of us catchin' up with them either.Copy !req
220. You can back out
any time you want, Nesby.Copy !req
221. Ethan, I didn't say that! I didn't say such!Copy !req
222. Easy, Nesby, easy.Copy !req
223. Why don't you finish the job?Copy !req
224. What good did that do you?Copy !req
225. By what you preach, none.
But what that Comanche believes...Copy !req
226. ain't got no eyes,
he can't enter the Spirit Land.Copy !req
227. Has to wander forever between the winds.Copy !req
228. You get it, Reverend.
Come on, Blankethead!Copy !req
229. All right, boys. Let's mount up.Copy !req
230. They're camped by the river,
about 20 miles from here.Copy !req
231. We'll wait till dark, then circle out
so we can jump 'em before daylight.Copy !req
232. You're sure you want to jump 'em, Ethan?Copy !req
233. That's what we came for, ain't it?Copy !req
234. I thought we were tryin'
to get them girls out... alive.Copy !req
235. If we jump them Comanches,
they'll kill 'em. You know that.Copy !req
236. What are we doing then, Reverend?Copy !req
237. What are we supposed to do, Ethan?Copy !req
238. Well, what I had in mind was
maybe runnin' off their pony herd.Copy !req
239. A Comanche on foot
is more apt to be willin' to listen.Copy !req
240. Yeah, I think the Reverend's right.
Don't you?Copy !req
241. You think the Reverend's...Copy !req
242. What does a quarter-breed Cherokee
know about the old Comanche trick...Copy !req
243. of sleepin' with his best pony
tied right by his side?Copy !req
244. You've got about as much chance
of stampeding that herd as...Copy !req
245. As you have of finding them girls alive
by raidin' into 'em!Copy !req
246. I say we do it my way.
And that's an order!Copy !req
247. Yes, sir.Copy !req
248. But if you're wrong...Copy !req
249. don't ever give me another!Copy !req
250. Well, they were here.Copy !req
251. Sure. They were here.Copy !req
252. And now they're out there,
waiting to jump us.Copy !req
253. Any more orders, "Captain"?Copy !req
254. Yes. We'll keep on going.Copy !req
255. Well?Copy !req
256. You want to quit, Ethan?Copy !req
257. That'll be the day!Copy !req
258. - Horses!
- Horses!Copy !req
259. Keep on going.Copy !req
260. Keep moving! Keep moving!Copy !req
261. Well, Reverend, it looks like
you got yourself surrounded.Copy !req
262. Yeah, and I figure
I can get myself un-surrounded.Copy !req
263. Mose, how far is the river?Copy !req
264. I've been baptized, Reverend.
I've been baptized.Copy !req
265. - Shut up, you fool.
- Thank you, kindly. Thank you.Copy !req
266. You'd better get yourself set
for another one...Copy !req
267. because when I holler,
I want you to move out in a hurry!Copy !req
268. Let's go!Copy !req
269. - Take it easy, Nesby.
- You'll be all right, Nesby.Copy !req
270. Here is my Bible. Hold it.
It'll make you feel good.Copy !req
271. Thank you, Reverend.
Thank you very kindly.Copy !req
272. Do you think they'll charge us?Copy !req
273. - Are you asking me?
- I am.Copy !req
274. Well, thank you.Copy !req
275. Yep. The Death Song.Copy !req
276. The War Chief. He's got to, to save face.Copy !req
277. Yes, sir. He'll be right in your lap
in a minute, sonny.Copy !req
278. For that which we're about to receive,
we thank Thee, O Lord.Copy !req
279. You got him, Marty!Copy !req
280. Hallelujah!Copy !req
281. Dang! Blast it!Copy !req
282. Watch it, it's loaded!Copy !req
283. Leave them to carry off their hurt
and dead.Copy !req
284. Well, Reverend, that does it!Copy !req
285. From now on, you stay out of this,
all of you! I don't want you with me.Copy !req
286. I don't need you for what I've gotta do!Copy !req
287. Well, Edwards, I guess you're right.Copy !req
288. We gotta get Nesby back.Copy !req
289. This is a job for a whole company
of rangers...Copy !req
290. or it's a job for one or two men.Copy !req
291. Right now, we're too many
and not enough.Copy !req
292. Me, I'm going on alone.Copy !req
293. Any objections?Copy !req
294. Good luck.Copy !req
295. There's only one way you can stop me
from looking for Lucy, mister...Copy !req
296. and that's kill me!Copy !req
297. That's the way I feel, Uncle Ethan.Copy !req
298. All right. But I'm giving the orders,
you hear?Copy !req
299. I'm givin' the orders...Copy !req
300. and you'll follow 'em
or we're splittin' up right here and now.Copy !req
301. Sure, Ethan.Copy !req
302. There's just one reason we're here, ain't it?
It's to find Debbie and Lucy.Copy !req
303. If they're still alive.Copy !req
304. Mount up.Copy !req
305. They gotta stop sometime.Copy !req
306. If they're human men at all,
they gotta stop!Copy !req
307. No, a human rides a horse until it dies,
then he goes on afoot.Copy !req
308. A Comanche comes along, gets that
horse up, rides him 20 more miles...Copy !req
309. and then he eats him.Copy !req
310. Easy on that!Copy !req
311. Sorry.Copy !req
312. We don't even know if Debbie
and Lucy are in this bunch.Copy !req
313. Maybe they split up.Copy !req
314. They're with 'em, all right.
If they're still alive.Copy !req
315. You've said that enough!Copy !req
316. Maybe Lucy's dead.
Maybe they're both dead.Copy !req
317. But, if I hear that from you again,
I'll fight you, Mr. Edwards!Copy !req
318. That'll be the day!Copy !req
319. Spread out!Copy !req
320. Found a main trail, but...Copy !req
321. four of them cut out here
and rode on up through that pass.Copy !req
322. How come they'd do that, Ethan?Copy !req
323. I'll take a look. Keep after the others.Copy !req
324. If you want us to fire...Copy !req
325. No, nor build bonfires, nor beat drums.Copy !req
326. I'll meet you on the far side.Copy !req
327. Move!Copy !req
328. Do you want some water, Ethan?Copy !req
329. The trail leads over there.Copy !req
330. Why'd they break off?Copy !req
331. Was there water in that canyon?Copy !req
332. Huh?Copy !req
333. No water.Copy !req
334. Are you all right, Ethan?Copy !req
335. I'm all right.Copy !req
336. What happened to your coat?
Did you lose it?Copy !req
337. I must have.Copy !req
338. But I'm not going back for it!Copy !req
339. I found 'em! I found Lucy!Copy !req
340. They're camped a half-mile over. I was
swinging back and I saw their smoke.Copy !req
341. Bellied up a ridge,
and there they were, right below me.Copy !req
342. Did you see Debbie?Copy !req
343. No, but I saw Lucy all right.
She was wearing that blue dress...Copy !req
344. What you saw wasn't Lucy.Copy !req
345. Oh, but it was...Copy !req
346. What you saw was a buck...Copy !req
347. wearin' Lucy's dress.Copy !req
348. I found Lucy back in the canyon.Copy !req
349. I wrapped her in my coat.Copy !req
350. Buried her with my own hands.Copy !req
351. I thought it best to keep it from you.Copy !req
352. Did they...Copy !req
353. Was she...?Copy !req
354. What do you want me to do?
Draw you a picture? Spell it out?Copy !req
355. Don't ever ask me! As long as you live,
don't ever ask me more!Copy !req
356. I'm awful sorry, Brad.Copy !req
357. Wait a minute!Copy !req
358. Get back here, Brad! Get back here!Copy !req
359. Why don't you say it?Copy !req
360. We're beaten, and you know it.Copy !req
361. Our turnin' back don't mean nothin'.Copy !req
362. Not in the long run.Copy !req
363. If she's alive, she's safe.
For a while, they'll keep her...Copy !req
364. and they'll raise her
as one of their own until...Copy !req
365. she's of an age to...Copy !req
366. Do you think maybe there's a chance
we still might find her?Copy !req
367. An Indian will chase a thing
till he thinks he's chased it enough.Copy !req
368. Then he quits.Copy !req
369. Same way when he runs.Copy !req
370. Seems like he never learns
there's such a thing as...Copy !req
371. a critter who'll just keep coming on.Copy !req
372. So we'll find 'em in the end. I promise you.Copy !req
373. We'll find 'em...Copy !req
374. just as sure as the turnin' of the earth!Copy !req
375. - Hi, Ethan.
- Hello, sir.Copy !req
376. - Hi, Marty.
- How are you, sir?Copy !req
377. You got my letter about your son, Brad?Copy !req
378. Just about this time a year ago.Copy !req
379. Oh, Ethan, this country...Copy !req
380. Him? Probably forgotten all about you,
can't even call your name to mind!Copy !req
381. Her name is Laurie.Copy !req
382. But I fairly forgot just how pretty she was.Copy !req
383. What about Debbie?Copy !req
384. Hey, what are you doin' anyway?Copy !req
385. Don't go taking that stuff!Copy !req
386. Well, it ain't worth the mending.Copy !req
387. What are you gettin' so red in the face
about? I got brothers, ain't I?Copy !req
388. Yeah, well, I ain't one of them.Copy !req
389. Look here, Martin Pawley, I'm a woman.Copy !req
390. We women wash and mend
your dirty clothes all your lives.Copy !req
391. When you're little, we even wash you!Copy !req
392. How you can ever make out to be bashful
in front of a woman, I'll never know.Copy !req
393. You talk like a fella just
might as well run around naked.Copy !req
394. It wouldn't bother me none.Copy !req
395. Sure wouldn't try it in front of Pa, though,
if I was you!Copy !req
396. "Oh, I got a gal prettier than you"Copy !req
397. We kept trackin' 'em till the blizzards hit.
Then we lost their trail.Copy !req
398. Don't need to tell you where we went:
Fort Richardson, Wingate, Cobb...Copy !req
399. Trouble is, we don't know which band
the war party belonged to.Copy !req
400. Well, you did all a body could, Ethan.Copy !req
401. I got your boy killed.Copy !req
402. Don't go blamin' yourself for that.Copy !req
403. It's this country that killed my boy.
Yes, by golly, I tell you Ethan...Copy !req
404. Now, Lars, it just so happens
we'd be Texicans.Copy !req
405. A Texican is nothing but a human man
way out on a limb.Copy !req
406. This year and next...Copy !req
407. Maybe for a hundred more.
But I don't think it will be forever.Copy !req
408. Some day this country's gonna be
a fine good place to be.Copy !req
409. Maybe it needs our bones in the ground
before that time can come.Copy !req
410. Bedtime.Copy !req
411. She was a schoolteacher.Copy !req
412. Ma, Marty's drawers is a sight.Copy !req
413. Would it be all right
if we give him some of Brad's things?Copy !req
414. Of course. They're in Grandma's chest.Copy !req
415. Ethan, you're going to sleep
in the bunkhouse.Copy !req
416. The letter! In the chest!
It came for you, Ethan, last winter.Copy !req
417. Charlie McCorry brought it.Copy !req
418. I'm looking for that letter
Charlie McCorry... By Jiminy!Copy !req
419. Here it is. By golly, I forgot.Copy !req
420. Excuse me.Copy !req
421. Take a look at this.Copy !req
422. Just a snip of calico.Copy !req
423. Ever see it before?
Maybe on a dress Debbie wore?Copy !req
424. Yes, it was an apron.Copy !req
425. Have they found her yet?Copy !req
426. Not yet.Copy !req
427. Not yet.Copy !req
428. You might at least have
left me my britches!Copy !req
429. It's time for bed anyway.
Here, try these on.Copy !req
430. I ain't gonna.Copy !req
431. Well, likely they'll need some takin' in.Copy !req
432. You're that gaunt.Copy !req
433. Ma's having turkey for dinner tomorrow.Copy !req
434. Laurie, come. Let the boys get to bed.Copy !req
435. All right, Pa.Copy !req
436. - Good night, Marty.
- Good night, Laurie.Copy !req
437. - 'Night, Mr. Edwards.
- 'Night, Ms. Jorgensen.Copy !req
438. Jorgensen's been runnin'
my cattle with his own.Copy !req
439. Your cattle?Copy !req
440. You mean Debbie's cattle.Copy !req
441. He's agreed to take you on and split
the increase in my herd while I'm gone.Copy !req
442. I'm pushin' on tomorrow.Copy !req
443. Well, I sure ain't gonna stay here!Copy !req
444. I started out lookin' for Debbie,
I intend to keep on.Copy !req
445. Why?Copy !req
446. Why? Well, because she is my...Copy !req
447. She's your nothing!
She's no kin to you at all!Copy !req
448. I always kind of thought she was.Copy !req
449. The way her folks took me in
and raised me...Copy !req
450. That don't make you no kin.Copy !req
451. All right, maybe it don't.
But I intend to keep on lookin' anyway.Copy !req
452. How?Copy !req
453. You got any horses, or money to buy 'em?Copy !req
454. You ain't even got money for cartridges.Copy !req
455. Jorgensen's offerin' you a good livin' here.Copy !req
456. Martin, I want you to know...Copy !req
457. I know what you want me to know!Copy !req
458. I've got no kin, no money, no horses!Copy !req
459. All I got here is a bunch
of dead-man's clothes to wear!Copy !req
460. You told me that already,
so, shut your mouth!Copy !req
461. Mornin', Laurie.Copy !req
462. Mornin', Marty. Did you sleep well?Copy !req
463. Well, no.Copy !req
464. I kind of tossed and...Copy !req
465. turned and dreamed.Copy !req
466. I'll get your coffee.Copy !req
467. You know, Laurie, I...Copy !req
468. I was thinking maybe it's time
you and me started goin' steady, huh?Copy !req
469. You and me have been goin' steady
since we was three years old.Copy !req
470. - We have?
- About time you found out about it!Copy !req
471. Gosh, Laurie, I've always been fond
of you, but...Copy !req
472. with all this trouble
with Debbie and Ethan, I...Copy !req
473. Ethan rode on an hour ago.Copy !req
474. I don't know what you can do
about findin' Debbie that he can't.Copy !req
475. He'll find her now, Martin. Honest he will!Copy !req
476. That's what I'm afraid of, Laurie,
him finding her!Copy !req
477. I've seen his eyes
at the very word "Comanche."Copy !req
478. I've seen him take his knife and...Copy !req
479. Never mind. He's a man
that can go crazy wild!Copy !req
480. And I intend to be there to stop him,
in case he does.Copy !req
481. I was hopin' I could hold you here,
but I guess I knew better.Copy !req
482. I stole that for you.Copy !req
483. "I... bought..."Copy !req
484. Here, let me read it for you.Copy !req
485. "I bought a small-sized dress
off of an Indian.Copy !req
486. "If this here's a piece of your child's dress,
bring the reward.Copy !req
487. "I know where they've gone.
Jerem Futterman."Copy !req
488. He's got a small trading post
on the south fork of the Brazos.Copy !req
489. Listen, I just gotta get me a horse!
Do you think your Pa...Copy !req
490. Finish your breakfast!Copy !req
491. I've got to find him!Copy !req
492. - All right, go on and find him!
- Oh, Laurie, don't you understand?Copy !req
493. But that's your own good horse!Copy !req
494. You take him and welcome!Copy !req
495. But don't you count on findin' me here
when you get back.Copy !req
496. I've been hanging around
this Godforsaken place...Copy !req
497. for two long years waiting for you.Copy !req
498. I ain't cut out to be no old maid!Copy !req
499. I'm sorry, Laurie,
but I just gotta catch up with Ethan.Copy !req
500. Well, go ahead and catch up with him!Copy !req
501. - Futterman?
- Yeah.Copy !req
502. Let's talk.Copy !req
503. You sent me a letter.Copy !req
504. Yeah?Copy !req
505. About a dress.Copy !req
506. How'd you come by it?Copy !req
507. - You said there was a $1,000 reward.
- That's what I said.Copy !req
508. Got it with you?Copy !req
509. You'll get the reward when I find her,
and if she's still alive.Copy !req
510. A man's got a right to expect
some kind of payment.Copy !req
511. I laid out for that dress
and sendin' you that writing.Copy !req
512. Twenty Yankee dollars.Copy !req
513. A man's time is worth something.Copy !req
514. Talk.Copy !req
515. A young buck fetched it in
late last summer.Copy !req
516. Said it belonged to a captive child
of Chief Scar.Copy !req
517. Scar?Copy !req
518. We ain't never heard of him, have we?Copy !req
519. Me neither. But this buck claimed
he was a big war chief...Copy !req
520. - ... with the Nawyecky Comanches.
- Keep talkin'.Copy !req
521. Scar's band was headed north to winter
at Fort Wingate, eatin' agency beef.Copy !req
522. That's what this buck said. Maybe he lied.Copy !req
523. Maybe you lie.Copy !req
524. In that case, my friend,
you won't find her...Copy !req
525. and I won't get my $1,000 dollars.Copy !req
526. You can spend the night. Cards, a jug...Copy !req
527. No thanks.Copy !req
528. Don't forget to come back with my $1,000!Copy !req
529. It ain't yours yet!Copy !req
530. Do you have a feeling
that maybe we're being followed?Copy !req
531. That's the Indian in you. Go to sleep.Copy !req
532. Them horses there...
they're sure actin' mighty nervous.Copy !req
533. They smell a change in the weather.Copy !req
534. Don't put any more wood on the fire.
I'm burning up.Copy !req
535. We might get a frost before mornin'.Copy !req
536. I'm getting to be like old Mose Harper.Copy !req
537. My bones are cold tonight.Copy !req
538. It's funny, but last winter when
we passed through Fort Wingate...Copy !req
539. I didn't have any recollection of
a mention of Nawyecky Comanches.Copy !req
540. Not so funny when you recollect
what "Nawyecky" means.Copy !req
541. - What's that?
- Sort of like "roundabout."Copy !req
542. A man says he's goin' one place,
means to go to the other.Copy !req
543. Come on, Ethan. Don't put any more wood
on the fire! I'm burning up.Copy !req
544. Comfortable?Copy !req
545. Are you all right?Copy !req
546. - I'm just saying good night to you.
- Well, good night!Copy !req
547. Good night!Copy !req
548. Good night!Copy !req
549. Thanks, you did fine.Copy !req
550. Why, that's Futterman!Copy !req
551. Ethan, what are you doin' anyway?Copy !req
552. I'm getting my money back, you idiot!
What do you suppose!Copy !req
553. We did all right.Copy !req
554. We? Why you just staked me out there,
like a piece of bait!Copy !req
555. You built up the fire. You fixed it
so I could get my brains blown out!Copy !req
556. What if you had missed?Copy !req
557. It never occurred to me.Copy !req
558. Let's get out of here.Copy !req
559. Howdy, Mr. Jorgensen.Copy !req
560. - Charlie!
- Got me a letter here.Copy !req
561. By golly, a letter?Copy !req
562. It's for Ms. Laurie.Copy !req
563. Two letters in one year! By golly!Copy !req
564. Mama! Mama! It's Charlie McCorry.Copy !req
565. He's come with a letter.
He's come a courtin' too, by golly!Copy !req
566. Good morning, Charlie.Copy !req
567. Laurie, here's a letter for you.
Charlie brought it.Copy !req
568. I figured it might be the news
you've been waiting for, so l...Copy !req
569. - Thank you, Charlie.
- You're welcome.Copy !req
570. Say, I brought you some boiled sweets.Copy !req
571. Why, thank you, Charlie!Copy !req
572. Let's sit down
while Laurie reads the letter.Copy !req
573. I reckon, I really ought to be going...Copy !req
574. No. You'll stay, Charlie.Copy !req
575. After all, Charlie brought the letter.
He's got a right to listen too.Copy !req
576. Come on, read the letter.Copy !req
577. But, Ma, it's my letter!Copy !req
578. Why, sure, but... Go ahead. Read it.Copy !req
579. Please.Copy !req
580. "Dear Ms. Laury..."Copy !req
581. He spelled it with a "y" instead of an "ie."
You'd think he'd know better.Copy !req
582. Oh, spelling... please!
What's the difference? Read the letter!Copy !req
583. "Dear Ms. I take pencil in hand
to let you know...Copy !req
584. "... Ethan and me are still trying
to catch up with them Comanches...Copy !req
585. "... the late Mr. Futterman told us about."Copy !req
586. The "late" Mr. Futterman?Copy !req
587. That means Mr. Futterman is dead,
by golly.Copy !req
588. Oh, the poor man! Go ahead, Laurie.Copy !req
589. "We cut north through Indian territory...Copy !req
590. "... and did not have no trouble...Copy !req
591. "... finding Kiowas and Wichitas...Copy !req
592. "... and even some Comanches...Copy !req
593. "... camped by one of the agencies.Copy !req
594. "But none of them was Nawyeckies...Copy !req
595. "... nor claimed to know
a war chief called Scar."Copy !req
596. Scar?Copy !req
597. "He's the one the late Mr. Futterman said
had Debbie.Copy !req
598. "At one of the agencies...Copy !req
599. "... we outfitted with all kinds of
trade goods...Copy !req
600. "... figuring that'd make it easier
for us to come and go...Copy !req
601. "You'd laugh if I told you...Copy !req
602. "... what was our biggest seller. "Copy !req
603. Let's go. I think I stumbled
onto something.Copy !req
604. Scar... you found him?Copy !req
605. When are you gonna learn
to keep your big mouth shut?Copy !req
606. Get your horse, and let's get out of here!Copy !req
607. - I just bought me a good blanket.
- Forget it. Move!Copy !req
608. I heard that a band of hostile Comanches...Copy !req
609. came through less than a week ago.Copy !req
610. I asked if a white girl was with them.Copy !req
611. They got sullen and suspicious.Copy !req
612. - You think it might have been...
- I don't know!Copy !req
613. What's she following us for?Copy !req
614. Hey, you! You go on back now!Copy !req
615. Go on!Copy !req
616. Look, I changed my mind.
You can keep your blanket.Copy !req
617. Look, you don't understand.
I don't want it!Copy !req
618. You don't understand, you chunkhead!Copy !req
619. You didn't buy any blanket,
you bought her!Copy !req
620. You got yourself a wife, sonny!Copy !req
621. Oh, no! Ethan, tell her to go back!Copy !req
622. What? And have her whole family
after our scalps...Copy !req
623. for flauntin' one of their womenfolk?
No, sir!Copy !req
624. Come on, Mrs. Pawley.Copy !req
625. Come on, Mrs. Pawley.Copy !req
626. Join our merry group.Copy !req
627. Mrs. Pawley?Copy !req
628. "There is one other thing I got to tell you...Copy !req
629. "... before you hear it from Ethan.Copy !req
630. "How I got myself...Copy !req
631. "... a wife..."Copy !req
632. He did?Copy !req
633. Good!Copy !req
634. A young man should get married
early in life. Right, Mama?Copy !req
635. Go ahead and read the letter, Laurie.Copy !req
636. "A little Comanche squaw..."Copy !req
637. Squaw!Copy !req
638. Laurie, you come back
and read the letter, please!Copy !req
639. Come back and read it, please!Copy !req
640. Mama, here, you read the letter.Copy !req
641. My wife was a schoolteacher.
She reads good.Copy !req
642. I'll read it.Copy !req
643. So he married a Comanche squaw.Copy !req
644. "She wasn't near...Copy !req
645. "... as old as you..."Copy !req
646. How old does he think I am?Copy !req
647. Hey, look! Coffee. Me. Coffee.Copy !req
648. Could I have a little, Mrs. Pawley?Copy !req
649. Looks like Mrs. Pawley's
gonna make you a fine, dutiful wife.Copy !req
650. Oh, cut it out, will you?Copy !req
651. Look... I sure wish
I could make you understand.Copy !req
652. She says her name is
Wild Goose Flying in The Night Sky.Copy !req
653. But she'll answer to "Look,"
if that pleases you.Copy !req
654. That's grounds for divorce in Texas!Copy !req
655. You're really rough!Copy !req
656. Well, I don't think it's a dead-bird funny!Copy !req
657. Look, if you really wanna do some good,
why don't you ask her where Scar is?Copy !req
658. She heard you.Copy !req
659. You ask her!Copy !req
660. Do you know where he went?
Did he have a girl with him? A white girl?Copy !req
661. No, not a woman. It's...Copy !req
662. Sister!Copy !req
663. Look's gone!Copy !req
664. Pulled out in the night.Copy !req
665. She ain't goin' back to her family.
That's for certain.Copy !req
666. She took off the way
that arrow is pointing.Copy !req
667. Think maybe we ought to follow her?Copy !req
668. How should I know? She's your wife.Copy !req
669. "Maybe she left other signs
for us to follow but...Copy !req
670. "... we'll never know...Copy !req
671. "... because it snowed
that day and all the next week."Copy !req
672. We were headin' north
through buffalo country...Copy !req
673. when somethin' happened that
I ain't got straight in my own mind yet.Copy !req
674. On this day we sighted a small herd.Copy !req
675. We needed meat, so we circled around...Copy !req
676. and came up on them on foot.Copy !req
677. That don't make no sense!Copy !req
678. Hunger! Empty bellies! That's the sense!Copy !req
679. At least they won't feed
any Comanches this winter!Copy !req
680. Listen!Copy !req
681. It was the Nawyecky Comanches, all right.Copy !req
682. The ones we'd been looking for
all this time.Copy !req
683. It's Look.Copy !req
684. What did them soldiers have
to go and kill her for?Copy !req
685. She never done nobody any harm.Copy !req
686. We've got to catch up with them,
maybe they've got Debbie with them!Copy !req
687. Maybe they've got that chief they call Scar.Copy !req
688. So, we figured Debbie'd been in the village.Copy !req
689. What Look was doin' there...
whether she'd come to warn 'em...Copy !req
690. or maybe to find Debbie for me...Copy !req
691. there's no way of knowing.Copy !req
692. Come on, move along! Come on!Copy !req
693. Yes?Copy !req
694. We're looking for a girl.
A white girl. A captive.Copy !req
695. Should be about 14 now.Copy !req
696. Fourteen? We have two about that age.Copy !req
697. - All the white women are in the chapel.
- What's this girl to you?Copy !req
698. - She's my...
- She's my niece.Copy !req
699. One moment.Copy !req
700. - White women?
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
701. Will you stand up?Copy !req
702. Stand up, please.Copy !req
703. It's hard to believe they're white.Copy !req
704. They ain't white!Copy !req
705. Not any more. They are Comanches!Copy !req
706. Where are your casualties?Copy !req
707. Maybe you can help us identify them.
All white. All captives.Copy !req
708. There's the white girl there.Copy !req
709. No.Copy !req
710. "So we're setting out for New Mexico
territory in the morning.Copy !req
711. "I am sorry I won't be back
for Christmas again this year.Copy !req
712. "I set pencil aside and hope
you are enjoying good health.Copy !req
713. "And your folks the same.Copy !req
714. "I remain, respectfully...Copy !req
715. "... yours truly, Martin Pawley."Copy !req
716. They'll never find that girl.Copy !req
717. Never!Copy !req
718. "Yours truly."Copy !req
719. He had to sign his whole name,
"Martin Pawley."Copy !req
720. He couldn't write just "Marty"!Copy !req
721. I don't care if he never comes back!Copy !req
722. Charlie, you stay for supper.
I won't take "no" for an answer.Copy !req
723. The thought of saying "no"
never entered my head, Mrs. Jorgensen.Copy !req
724. Ain't no place I'd rather be
than right here...Copy !req
725. right now.Copy !req
726. "Gone again, skip to my LouCopy !req
727. "Gone again, skip to my LouCopy !req
728. "Gone again, skip to my LouCopy !req
729. "Skip to my Lou, my darling"Copy !req
730. - Recognize it?
- That?Copy !req
731. Couldn't be two like that
in the whole world!Copy !req
732. Mose Harper!Copy !req
733. Mose, you look shabbier than ever!Copy !req
734. How about a drink?Copy !req
735. Ain't been too good.
No, sir. Not too good.Copy !req
736. - Getting old.
- You were born old.Copy !req
737. Been helpin' you, Ethan.
Been lookin' all the time.Copy !req
738. The reward still stands.Copy !req
739. Don't want no money, Ethan.
No money, Marty.Copy !req
740. Just a roof over old Mose's head.Copy !req
741. And a rocking chair by the fire.Copy !req
742. My own rocking chair by the fire, Marty.Copy !req
743. You help us find the girl
and you've got your rocking chair.Copy !req
744. Swear it, Ethan? Given word?Copy !req
745. I told you, didn't I?Copy !req
746. Ethan, I found a man who's seen her.Copy !req
747. He knows where little Debbie is!Copy !req
748. Where is he? Who is this man?Copy !req
749. - Promise?
- Who is this man?Copy !req
750. I am this man, Señor.Copy !req
751. At your service. For a price.
Always for a price.Copy !req
752. Sir, I'd like to...Copy !req
753. Wait till you grow up.Copy !req
754. Let's talk a little business.Copy !req
755. Why not?Copy !req
756. Let's go.Copy !req
757. But I'm hungry!Copy !req
758. While you're fillin' your belly...Copy !req
759. I'm goin' out to meet a Comanche
named Cicatriz.Copy !req
760. Never heard of him.Copy !req
761. "Cicatriz" is Mexican for "scar."Copy !req
762. Medicine country, huh?Copy !req
763. Bad medicine, I think.Copy !req
764. - This is the great Cicatriz, War Chief.
- Scar, huh?Copy !req
765. Plain to see how you got your name.Copy !req
766. You, Big Shoulders.Copy !req
767. The young one, He Who Follows.Copy !req
768. You speak pretty good American
for a Comanche.Copy !req
769. Did someone teach you?Copy !req
770. That's right. We've come to trade.
Only not out here.Copy !req
771. I don't stand talkin' in the wind.Copy !req
772. You speak good Comanche.
Did someone teach you?Copy !req
773. - You, stay out here.
- Not likely.Copy !req
774. His sons are dead. So his wives sit
on the honor side of his lodge.Copy !req
775. Are all those his wives?Copy !req
776. Two sons killed by white men.Copy !req
777. For each son, I take many...Copy !req
778. Scalps.Copy !req
779. We've seen scalps before.Copy !req
780. Seen this before?Copy !req
781. I came to trade,
not to admire his collection.Copy !req
782. Tell him we'll pitch camp on the other
side of the creek and talk tomorrow.Copy !req
783. It is not that I am afraid.Copy !req
784. Don't apologize. You got well paid.Copy !req
785. But he knows who you are,
and why you're here. This, I did not know.Copy !req
786. Take it. I do not want blood money.Copy !req
787. Do you think old Scar means to kill us?Copy !req
788. He's got to.Copy !req
789. We've been asking for it for five years.Copy !req
790. Why didn't he make his move back there?Copy !req
791. Hospitality, I guess. Comanche hospitality.Copy !req
792. Why? Do you want to pull out too?Copy !req
793. Big Shoulders!Copy !req
794. Debbie, don't you remember?
I'm Martin, your brother.Copy !req
795. Remember?Copy !req
796. Debbie, remember back...Copy !req
797. Do you remember how I used
to let you ride my horse?Copy !req
798. And tell you stories?Copy !req
799. Don't you remember me, Debbie?Copy !req
800. I remember.Copy !req
801. For always.Copy !req
802. First I prayed to you, to come and get me...Copy !req
803. to take me home. You didn't come.Copy !req
804. I've come now, Debbie.Copy !req
805. These are my people.Copy !req
806. Go! Go, Martin! Please!Copy !req
807. Stand aside, Martin!Copy !req
808. No, you don't, Ethan!Copy !req
809. Ethan! No, you don't!Copy !req
810. Stand aside!Copy !req
811. Looks as though I'm gonna have
to open that shoulder again.Copy !req
812. To get the poison out.Copy !req
813. Sure beats me, Ethan...
how you could've stayed alive this long.Copy !req
814. Read this.Copy !req
815. "I...Copy !req
816. "... Ethan Edwards...Copy !req
817. "... being of a sound mind...Copy !req
818. "... and...Copy !req
819. "... without any blood kin...Copy !req
820. "... do hereby..."Copy !req
821. Bequeath. It means "leave."Copy !req
822. "... bequeath...Copy !req
823. "... all my property...Copy !req
824. "... of any kind...Copy !req
825. "... to Martin Pawley."Copy !req
826. What do you mean,
you don't have any "blood kin"?Copy !req
827. Debbie is your blood kin!Copy !req
828. Not no more, she ain't!Copy !req
829. Well, you can keep your will!Copy !req
830. I don't want any of your property!Copy !req
831. Besides, I ain't forgettin' you was gettin'
all set to shoot her yourself.Copy !req
832. What kind of man are you anyway?Copy !req
833. - She's been livin' with a buck!
- Shut your dirty mouth!Copy !req
834. I hope you die!Copy !req
835. That'll be the day!Copy !req
836. Good evening, everybody!Copy !req
837. Here he is! All curried,
combed and washed behind the ears.Copy !req
838. Charlie, you look right handsome!
I'd hardly know you.Copy !req
839. Yes, ma'am.
I can't hardly recognize myself.Copy !req
840. Get it on, Luther!Copy !req
841. Why don't you have a drink?Copy !req
842. Oh, no, Nesby.
Not till I'm finished my clergyin'.Copy !req
843. Bar's closed. Right, Sister Jorgensen?Copy !req
844. All right, let's go! Let's get it goin'!Copy !req
845. Go ahead.Copy !req
846. Bible.Copy !req
847. - Get them spurs off!
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
848. All right, line up inside, boys.Copy !req
849. "Yes, we will gather at the riverCopy !req
850. "The beautiful, the beautiful riverCopy !req
851. "Gather with the saints at the riverCopy !req
852. "That flows by the throne of God"Copy !req
853. Hey, you don't suppose they're
throwin' a party for us, do you?Copy !req
854. That'll be the day!Copy !req
855. I'm all right.Copy !req
856. Ethan, Martin! You can't come in!
The rangers are in there.Copy !req
857. What's that got to do with us?Copy !req
858. You're both posted for murder.
The both of you!Copy !req
859. That trader, the late Futterman...Copy !req
860. The Reverend and the rangers
are in there now...Copy !req
861. Well, what's goin' on anyway?Copy !req
862. Looks like you two will have
a lot to talk about.Copy !req
863. - Come on, Lars.
- Ethan... hide in the barn!Copy !req
864. What for?Copy !req
865. Please! Look, everybody!Copy !req
866. Look, Mama!Copy !req
867. Look who's here!Copy !req
868. Evenin'.Copy !req
869. Is the bar open?Copy !req
870. Any news of our little girl?Copy !req
871. She's not a little girl anymore.Copy !req
872. You've seen her? She's alive?Copy !req
873. I've seen her and she's alive.Copy !req
874. Good evening, Reverend.
Or should I call you "Captain"?Copy !req
875. I came here for a wedding, Ethan.Copy !req
876. Till that's over, "Reverend" will do.
Afterwards we'll talk.Copy !req
877. - Is Marty with you?
- Yep.Copy !req
878. It's good to see you back, Ethan.
We'll join you.Copy !req
879. But I wrote you one letter.Copy !req
880. One letter in five years!Copy !req
881. I read it till the paper dried up
and the writin' faded out.Copy !req
882. It wasn't much of a letter, was it?Copy !req
883. No, it wasn't.Copy !req
884. Might've at least said you loved me.Copy !req
885. You might've asked me to wait for you.
At least that'd have been somethin'.Copy !req
886. But I always loved you!Copy !req
887. I thought you knew that
without me havin' to say it.Copy !req
888. It isn't fair, Martin Pawley!Copy !req
889. It isn't fair and you know it!Copy !req
890. - I wish you wouldn't cry, Laurie.
- Who's cryin'?Copy !req
891. I reckon the best thing for me to do
is to go away.Copy !req
892. You do, Martin Pawley, and I'll just die!Copy !req
893. I'll thank you to unhand my fiancée.Copy !req
894. You don't mean you're
gonna be marryin' him?Copy !req
895. She sure is!Copy !req
896. And don't think your comin' back
is gonna change it either!Copy !req
897. Well, now, as to that,
I just don't know, Charlie.Copy !req
898. We hadn't gotten around
to talkin' about marriage.Copy !req
899. What right have you to talk marriage
to any decent woman?Copy !req
900. If you're referrin' to
that crazy murder charge...Copy !req
901. And other things.Copy !req
902. You think you're gettin' away with
bein' smart about the Indian wife you took.Copy !req
903. I'll bet she ain't the first squaw you ever...Copy !req
904. Why, you are a no good...Copy !req
905. Oh, Marty, you've done it again!Copy !req
906. Get out of my way!Copy !req
907. Marty! Charlie! I ain't gonna have
no fightin' in my house.Copy !req
908. Well, then we're just gonna fight outside,
doggone it!Copy !req
909. I ain't totin' no firearms.Copy !req
910. Well, that sure ain't gonna be no problem.Copy !req
911. - After you, Marty.
- After you, Charlie.Copy !req
912. Look, here.Copy !req
913. Thank you.Copy !req
914. Spit over that piece of firewood.Copy !req
915. Quit that, Marty! That ain't fair!Copy !req
916. Marty, now you stop that!Copy !req
917. Is this here altercation in the line of duty?Copy !req
918. No, sir. It's more in the nature
of a private fight.Copy !req
919. All right, then, go ahead.
But fight fair. No biting or gouging!Copy !req
920. And no kicking either!Copy !req
921. Get them up! Make them fight fair!Copy !req
922. Now you fight fair, Martin!Copy !req
923. Wait a minute!Copy !req
924. Somebody's fiddle.Copy !req
925. No choking! No gouging!Copy !req
926. Mr. Edwards, make 'em stop!Copy !req
927. Why? You started it.Copy !req
928. Marty, watch his feet!Copy !req
929. Don't forget, you're a lady.Copy !req
930. Come on, Charlie. Get up!Copy !req
931. Are you all right?Copy !req
932. I reckon so.Copy !req
933. Now, come on. I want you boys
to shake hands and make friends.Copy !req
934. Sorry I bit your ear, Marty.Copy !req
935. It don't hurt none, Charlie.Copy !req
936. Now you boys get cleaned up
and we'll proceed with the wedding.Copy !req
937. Where's my Bible?Copy !req
938. There ain't gonna be no wedding.Copy !req
939. Not till we get a few things
cleared up around here.Copy !req
940. It was a nice wedding party,
considering nobody got married.Copy !req
941. Ethan, I gotta ask you and Martin
to take a ride with me...Copy !req
942. down to the state capital.Copy !req
943. Is this an invite
to a necktie party, Reverend?Copy !req
944. No, I wouldn't say that.Copy !req
945. Likely you had your reasons
for killin' Futterman.Copy !req
946. Probably needed killin'.Copy !req
947. I'm talking to you now as a ranger,
not as a preacher.Copy !req
948. The fact that all three of 'em
was shot in the back was...Copy !req
949. the only thing
that raised some questions.Copy !req
950. That, and...Copy !req
951. a missin' gold piece that was
known to have been on him...Copy !req
952. just prior to his demise.Copy !req
953. Ethan, I'll have to ask you for your gun.Copy !req
954. Well, if it's all the same to you, Reverend...Copy !req
955. I ain't goin' to Austin!Copy !req
956. You're goin' if the captain says so.Copy !req
957. Stop it! Stop it!Copy !req
958. I'll put both of you boys
in the smokehouse to cool off.Copy !req
959. Good evening, ma'am. Captain Clayton?Copy !req
960. Excuse me, ma'am.Copy !req
961. - Captain Clayton, sir?
- No.Copy !req
962. I'm Captain Clayton.Copy !req
963. - You're Captain Clayton?
- Yes, I'm Captain Clayton.Copy !req
964. Col. Greenhill's compliments, sir.
The colonel wants to know...Copy !req
965. - Is your head cold?
- No, sir.Copy !req
966. I'm sorry, sir.Copy !req
967. - All right, start at the beginning.
- Col. Greenhill's compliments, sir.Copy !req
968. Hold on, son. Who is this Col. Greenhill
you're talking about?Copy !req
969. Why, Col. Greenhill is Col. Greenhill, sir.Copy !req
970. - Commanding officer of the 15th...
- And who are you?Copy !req
971. I'm Lt. Greenhill, sir.Copy !req
972. What is it your pa wants to know?Copy !req
973. Well, go ahead.Copy !req
974. My pa wants to know...
Col. Greenhill wants to know...Copy !req
975. - ... how soon you can put a company...
- Turn around, sonny.Copy !req
976. Yeah, he's a Yankee cavalryman.Copy !req
977. Col. Greenhill wants to know how soon
you could... I resent that, sir!Copy !req
978. Just funnin', son, just funnin'.Copy !req
979. How soon you could put a company
of your men in the field...Copy !req
980. fully armed for joint-punitive action
against the Comanches?Copy !req
981. - Joint what?
- Joint-punitive action.Copy !req
982. We received information about a band
of Comanches under a chief named Scar.Copy !req
983. What information?Copy !req
984. That maybe he's not far from here,
holed up somewhere.Copy !req
985. What makes you think
he's not far from here?Copy !req
986. One of our patrollers picked up a man...Copy !req
987. claims he was a prisoner with Scar
till two days ago.Copy !req
988. Talks kind of crazy,
but we brought him along.Copy !req
989. Says he lives here.
Keeps mentioning a rocking chair.Copy !req
990. Take his arms.Copy !req
991. It's Mose!Copy !req
992. Good evening, ma'am.
I came for my rocking chair.Copy !req
993. - Bring him to the fire.
- Watch him!Copy !req
994. Get him up!Copy !req
995. Here, get him a chair.Copy !req
996. Bring him a drink!Copy !req
997. Watch his head!Copy !req
998. - Take a drink, Mose.
- Drink that down, Mose.Copy !req
999. Mose. Scar... where is he?Copy !req
1000. My rocking chair.
You promised me my rocking chair.Copy !req
1001. Ask him about Debbie.
Is Debbie all right, Mose?Copy !req
1002. Made out I was crazy.Copy !req
1003. You don't think I'm crazy, do you, ma'am?Copy !req
1004. No, Mose, you're just sick and hurt.Copy !req
1005. Thank you, ma'am.Copy !req
1006. Mose, try and remember.
You were at Scar's camp.Copy !req
1007. I ate dirt and chewed grass. I fooled them.Copy !req
1008. Where is Scar holed up?Copy !req
1009. I won't tell you.Copy !req
1010. I'll tell Marty.Copy !req
1011. Seven Fingers, Marty.Copy !req
1012. That's enough, Ethan.
Let's get him to bed.Copy !req
1013. - Seven Fingers?
- Beg to report, sir...Copy !req
1014. that's what he told us,
but there's no such place on the maps.Copy !req
1015. Isn't it the Caddo name for where
all them canyons join under the Malapai?Copy !req
1016. Seven Fingers of Brazos!Copy !req
1017. My rocking chair?Copy !req
1018. We'll bring it.Copy !req
1019. You go tell your pa that
a company of rangers...Copy !req
1020. all 14 of 'em, fully armed and equipped...Copy !req
1021. will be in the field by daylight.Copy !req
1022. We'll be headin' for the south end
of the Malapai.Copy !req
1023. If he can catch up with us,
all well and good!Copy !req
1024. We can't take the field tomorrow.
For your own protection.Copy !req
1025. Sonny. Out yonder is a pack
of murderers...Copy !req
1026. complete with Texican scalps
and a white-girl captive!Copy !req
1027. If you want to protect us,
just keep out of our way.Copy !req
1028. Now you skedaddle back to your pa!Copy !req
1029. You and Martin are hereby appointed
civilian scouts. Without pay.Copy !req
1030. Take the boys and get back
to headquarters and pick up my company.Copy !req
1031. You're not going! Not this time.Copy !req
1032. Are you crazy?Copy !req
1033. It's too late. She is a woman grown now.Copy !req
1034. I gotta go, Laurie. I gotta fetch her home.Copy !req
1035. Fetch what?Copy !req
1036. The leavings of Comanche bucks sold time
and again to the highest bidder with...Copy !req
1037. Laurie, shut your mouth!Copy !req
1038. Do you know what Ethan
will do if he has a chance?Copy !req
1039. He'll put a bullet in her brain!Copy !req
1040. I tell you, Martha would want him to!Copy !req
1041. Only if I'm dead!Copy !req
1042. We can get within 200 yards of them.Copy !req
1043. There's a hub back off to the left.Copy !req
1044. How many, you figure?Copy !req
1045. About a dozen each.Copy !req
1046. Enough to go around.Copy !req
1047. Well, we found 'em!Copy !req
1048. Now, men...Copy !req
1049. the state of Texas is paying you
12 Yankee dollars a month.Copy !req
1050. Now is your chance to earn it!Copy !req
1051. Tighten up your cinches.
We'll go chargin' in about sunup.Copy !req
1052. - Now make sure that...
- Just a minute, Reverend!Copy !req
1053. If we go charging in, they'll kill her!
And you know it.Copy !req
1054. - That's what I'm countin' on.
- I know you are.Copy !req
1055. Well, it ain't gonna be that way!
She's alive and she's gonna stay alive!Copy !req
1056. Living with Comanches ain't bein' alive.Copy !req
1057. It's better she's alive and livin' with
Comanches than her brains bashed out!Copy !req
1058. Now, son, I know
this is a bitter thing to say...Copy !req
1059. but there's more at stake here
than your sister.Copy !req
1060. There sure is.
I'm gonna tell you somethin'.Copy !req
1061. I didn't mean to speak of it,
but I'm gonna tell you now.Copy !req
1062. You remember that scalp strung
on Scar's lance? Long and wavy?Copy !req
1063. Yeah, I saw it. And don't try to tell me
it was Aunt Martha's or Lucy's!Copy !req
1064. It was your mother's.Copy !req
1065. That don't change it.
That don't change nothing!Copy !req
1066. Give me a chance to sneak in and
get her out, before you come chargin' in.Copy !req
1067. What if you get caught?Copy !req
1068. - That don't tell them nothin', does it?
- I said no!Copy !req
1069. You go right ahead, son. But at the first
sign of an alarm, we're comin' in.Copy !req
1070. We ain't gonna have no time to pick
and choose our targets when we do!Copy !req
1071. It's your funeral.Copy !req
1072. Captain Clayton!Copy !req
1073. Captain Clayton!Copy !req
1074. What the Sam Hill...?Copy !req
1075. Go ahead! Why don't you have
your bugler blow the charge too?Copy !req
1076. Oh, never mind.
Does your pa know you're out here?Copy !req
1077. Yes, sir. The troops are 10 miles back.Copy !req
1078. The colonel sent me to find you.Copy !req
1079. You found me. Good work and goodbye.Copy !req
1080. Is there anything I can do, sir?Copy !req
1081. God forbid.Copy !req
1082. You just go back and tell your pa
where we are and where he is.Copy !req
1083. But he knows that, sir. Can't I stay?Copy !req
1084. Please?Copy !req
1085. Oh, all right. But you watch me, boy.Copy !req
1086. I'm the hard case you're up against
out here, not them childish savages.Copy !req
1087. If you don't hear my first holler...Copy !req
1088. you better read my mind...Copy !req
1089. 'cause I don't aim to raise no two hollers
on any subject at hand!Copy !req
1090. - Yes, sir.
- Boy...Copy !req
1091. watch that knife!Copy !req
1092. Sorry, sir.Copy !req
1093. Halt!Copy !req
1094. Mount!Copy !req
1095. Mount!Copy !req
1096. Don't say anything!Copy !req
1097. It's your brother Marty!Copy !req
1098. I'm gonna take you away.
I'm gonna get you out of here, Debbie.Copy !req
1099. Yes, Marty!Copy !req
1100. Brethren, let us go amongst them!Copy !req
1101. Charlie, Nesby, run off that pony herd...Copy !req
1102. Boy, you watch out for that knife!Copy !req
1103. Let's go!Copy !req
1104. No, Ethan!Copy !req
1105. No, Ethan!Copy !req
1106. Let's go home, Debbie.Copy !req
1107. - Does that hurt, Reverend?
- Shut up!Copy !req
1108. Good work, Captain! Good work, Son.Copy !req
1109. You wounded?Copy !req
1110. - A bullet? An arrow?
- No!Copy !req
1111. "A man will searchCopy !req
1112. "His heart and soulCopy !req
1113. "Go searching way out thereCopy !req
1114. "His peace of mindCopy !req
1115. "He knows he'll findCopy !req
1116. "But where, O LordCopy !req
1117. "Lord, whereCopy !req
1118. "Ride awayCopy !req
1119. "Ride awayCopy !req
1120. "Ride away"Copy !req