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<font>رسانه اینترنتی </font> <font color="Green">مای موویز</font>   <font color="Orange">MyMoviz</font>  جامعترین سایت فیلم و سریال

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[whooshing]

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<font>رسانه اینترنتی </font> <font color="Green">مای موویز</font>   <font color="Orange">MyMoviz</font>  جامعترین سایت فیلم و سریال

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[melancholic music playing]

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[muffled shouting]

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[animals squealing]

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[man singing in Russian]

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[gunshot]

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[shouting]

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[gunshot]

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[whip cracking]

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[gunfire]

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-[shouting]
-[hooves clopping]

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[whip cracking]

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[gunshots]

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[glass shattering]

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[gunshot]

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[gunshot]

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[gunshot]

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[tense music playing]

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[bird chirping]

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-[birds chirping]
-[insects buzzing]

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[birds chirping]

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[grunting]

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[grim piano music playing]

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[door slams closed]

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Oh!

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Hello!

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What can I do you for?

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If it's grub you're after.

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sorry. no food here today.

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But over there at the Owl Club.
they'll feed you.

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Three meals a day. 50 cents.

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Is it a room you're looking for?

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All right. It's two dollars
a night.

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Or if you want to stay the week.

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it's 12. paid in advance.

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Sundays is free.

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[coins clinking]

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I like the sound of that.

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I'll put you down for the week.

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[coins clinking]

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Make your mark
in the book there.

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[moody music playing]

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Hm.

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What's that say there?

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Strindler.

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My name is Strindler.

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Oh. all right. Strindler.

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I'll show you the room.

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Right this way.

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It's pretty good.
it's got a window.

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I think you'll like it.

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[Strindler] Is there a bed?

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[man] There's a bed.

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Darn it. Borracho.
get off my porch.

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[Borracho mumbles]

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[man] I don't care! Get a job!

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[Borracho] Who the hell
do you think you are?

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[squeaking]

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[indistinct chatter]

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[grunts]

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[inhales and exhales]

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[train whistle blowing]

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More cabbage soup?

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No.

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Brains with peas.

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[speaking Spanish]

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Got a question.

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Ask away.

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Who's the big cheese
around here?

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Do you like some cheese?

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No.

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No. I asked you
who the big cheese is.

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The jefe.

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Ah. Oso y Chandler.

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Who's Oso?

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Runs the mine.

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And Chandler?

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Uh. he owns the big ranch
outside town.

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Hm. Come here much?

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Oso does.

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Most days he plays cards
with the sheriff and mayor.

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You still want that cheese?

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Mm-mm.

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How about some more brains?

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No. thank you.
I have enough already.

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Vale.

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-[groaning]
-[thudding]

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[indistinct chatter]

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[footsteps]

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[man] Not again.

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May I join you?

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[man] This is draw poker.

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Three-card draw
if you don't want to show.

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four if you've an ace.

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But if you got the ace. you have
to share it with the players.

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[Strindler] Sure.

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[man] Got that right.

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We don't like no snakes
in the weeds at this table.

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[Strindler] Well.
I'm of the same mind. sir.

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[coins clinking]

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Hm.

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[sighs]

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Ante.

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Ain't no card
helping this hand...

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No. I'm out.

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[man] Me too.

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Beginner's luck.

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Breeding cattle dogs.

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They say they mix 'em
with English Collies

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and Australian dingoes.

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Oh. that must make
a very impressive breed.

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Your deal.

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[man] Ante up.

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Ah. thank you. sir.

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Oh. excuse me.

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You. uh. played this game
before. mister?

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Well. um...

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[clearing throat]

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Not lately.

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Ante.

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Open-pit system

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versus the old-fashioned
style of mining.

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[Strindler] I imagine that leads
to excellent mineral extraction.

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None for me.

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I'm out.

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Gentlemen.

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Nice playing with you. mister.

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I didn't catch your handle.

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Oh. my name is Strindler.

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I'm Avery Senator.
mayor of this city.

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This here is Sheriff Purdy.

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And Mr. Oso.

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So. uh. what line of work
you in. Mr. Strindler?

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I'm in. uh.
government work. sir.

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[Sheriff Purdy] Is that right?

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Staying long?

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Just about a week.

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[mayor] Well. that's just dandy.

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Why don't you stop by my office
on the morrow. Mr. Strindler?

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Our city's wide open
for government work.

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contracts of any kind.

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I shall see you tomorrow. sir.

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[Sheriff Purdy]
Fella talks funny.

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He walks funny.

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Dresses funny.

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[Strindler] 494.

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495.

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496. 497. 498.

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499. 500.

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[animals howling]

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[soft. tense music playing]

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501. 502. 503.

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504. 505. 506.

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507.

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[snoring]

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[snoring]

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[rooster crowing]

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[Strindler] The town hall. sir?

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[grunts]

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The town hall. sir?

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[grunting]

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Uh. it's down there.

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Get the fuck... it's down there.

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Thank you.

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[saw scratching]

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Ow!

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Hey!

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Hey! Hey. stranger!

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You in need of a coffin?

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[footsteps clunking]

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City Hall?

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[man] Thataway.

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[bell jingling]

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[chuckling]

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[man] Who are you laughin' at?

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[water splashing]

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[knocking]

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Uh. a pleasure.
a real pleasure. Mr...

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Strindler.

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[Mayor Senator] Strindler.
of course.

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Quite right.

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Uh. pull up a chair.

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Enjoyed our game last night.

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Um...

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Grab a glass.
How about a sharpener?

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[pool balls clacking]

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Ah. thank you. sir.

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How did your take our sheriff?

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He's an educated man. you know.

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Were you to visit his house.

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the quantity of books he has
would strike you.

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Unusual for a peace officer.

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Yes. speaks well of him.

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I asked because you mentioned
you're a government man.

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There was that little business
here a couple of months back.

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That's not what brought you
here. I hope.

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[Strindler] No.

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[Mayor Senator] Excellent.
Excellent!

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The sheriff was
entirely justified.

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and it was only Mexicans.

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but things get blown
out of proportion. and...

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And the Zamora brothers are
well known as troublemakers.

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-To progress.
-Oh. to progress. sir.

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[glasses clink]

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Mm.

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Ah.

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Is it the railroad. then?

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Railroad?

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[mayor] That's what I guessed
you were about.

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It bypassed us. you see.
but not by far.

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If we could persuade
the company to. uh.

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reroute the line.
or to create a spur...

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Mr. Mayor.
you mentioned Mexicans.

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Are there many?

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Mexicans? Why. yes.

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See. we're so close
to the border. and shorthanded.

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Terrible shorthanded.
as far as workers go.

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White men are few
and far between.

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So you hire many.

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Personally. no.
I've none in my employ.

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White men are few. as I observe.

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but you can bet
I go out of my way

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to hire 'em for all city work.

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Oh. yes. indeed!

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So. uh. who does employ
these Mexicans?

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[Mayor Senator] The mines.
mostly.

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And Chandler's ranch.

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Now. pertaining
to the railroad...

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[cue strikes ball]

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[hooves clopping]

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[tense rhythmic music playing]

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I see you have The Whale
by Mr. Melville.

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This is a splendid
and prophetic book.

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The fish wins.

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Aye. 'tis a favorite of mine.

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Beside it is a copy
of With Walker in Nicaragua

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by Ephraim Squier.

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A signed. first edition.
published the same year.

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[Strindler] Impressive.

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And to think that
all this happened only.

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what. 40 years ago?

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By God. I wish
I'd gone with them.

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[Strindler] They all died.
of course.

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[Sheriff Purdy] The man
who fears death is not alive.

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Let's cut to the quick.
Strindler.

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Are you here
about that Mexican business?

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What Mexican business. sir?

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[Sheriff Purdy] Involving
the Zamora brothers.

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I heard one of their sisters
went up Tucson way

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looking for
a federal prosecutor.

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No. no. no. no. no.
I'm not here about that.

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although Mexicans
do interest me.

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[Sheriff Purdy] How so?

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Well. as you know.
I work for our government.

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Have you a list
of Mexicans who died?

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Those who were shot or hanged?

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[sheriff] Well. there was
that Zamora brother.

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He's dead. but I don't
keep a count.

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-[Strindler] Who might?
-Our doctor tends to 'em.

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He probably keeps a list.

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I'd like to meet
your doctor. sir.

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The corral.

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They'll rent you a horse.

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I'm an excellent rider.
you know.

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That's what I hear.

268
00:16:10.333 --> 00:16:11.333
[Sheriff Purdy grunts]

269
00:16:13.166 --> 00:16:14.041
Try this on.

270
00:16:17.375 --> 00:16:19.958
[horse nickering]

271
00:16:20.000 --> 00:16:21.875
Hey. mount her
from the left there. partner.

272
00:16:21.916 --> 00:16:23.833
-From the left. you say?
-[man] From the left.

273
00:16:23.875 --> 00:16:26.250
From the left. yes.
mounting from the left.

274
00:16:26.291 --> 00:16:27.958
They get a little skittish
otherwise.

275
00:16:28.000 --> 00:16:30.541
Oh! Oh.

276
00:16:30.583 --> 00:16:32.041
You have done this before. yeah?

277
00:16:32.083 --> 00:16:34.958
Well... not lately.

278
00:16:35.458 --> 00:16:37.000
Hm.

279
00:16:37.041 --> 00:16:38.541
I got another possibility.

280
00:16:40.458 --> 00:16:42.208
A wagon might be a better bet.

281
00:16:42.250 --> 00:16:43.125
[Strindler] A wagon?

282
00:16:43.958 --> 00:16:46.166
[hooves clopping]

283
00:16:51.125 --> 00:16:54.625
So... where do you want to go?

284
00:16:54.666 --> 00:16:55.583
To the doctor's.

285
00:16:56.250 --> 00:16:57.083
Is it far?

286
00:16:58.416 --> 00:16:59.291
Not far.

287
00:17:00.041 --> 00:17:02.208
Not near. neither.

288
00:17:02.250 --> 00:17:04.833
Someone tells you
they lives 15 miles away.

289
00:17:04.875 --> 00:17:06.083
it's more like 30.

290
00:17:06.125 --> 00:17:08.750
Hm. And what's
your doctor's name?

291
00:17:09.666 --> 00:17:12.333
Hell! I don't know.

292
00:17:12.375 --> 00:17:14.041
Everyone calls him Doc.

293
00:17:15.666 --> 00:17:16.625
And your name. sir?

294
00:17:17.458 --> 00:17:18.416
My name

295
00:17:19.833 --> 00:17:24.833
is Hedley Presner Felman
the Third.

296
00:17:26.375 --> 00:17:29.791
Folks 'round here
call me Borracho.

297
00:17:29.833 --> 00:17:32.500
-Borracho?
-Mm-hm.

298
00:17:32.541 --> 00:17:35.083
It's Mexican for "intelligent."

299
00:17:35.125 --> 00:17:37.625
[melancholic music playing]

300
00:18:06.291 --> 00:18:08.083
[horse neighing]

301
00:18:12.708 --> 00:18:14.166
I am Strindler. ma'am.

302
00:18:19.000 --> 00:18:22.666
So. Doctor. of what
do your patients die?

303
00:18:22.708 --> 00:18:26.416
Yes. well. my patients die
from many causes.

304
00:18:26.458 --> 00:18:30.000
There's old age.
exhaustion. epidemic.

305
00:18:30.041 --> 00:18:32.666
We have deadly fever. smallpox.

306
00:18:32.708 --> 00:18:35.458
um. tuberculosis.

307
00:18:35.500 --> 00:18:38.791
Uh. we have many seasonal
reasons for death here.

308
00:18:38.833 --> 00:18:42.208
There's snake bites.
buggy accidents.

309
00:18:42.250 --> 00:18:43.166
Syphilis!

310
00:18:44.041 --> 00:18:45.375
Why do you ask?

311
00:18:45.416 --> 00:18:46.625
Oh. just curiosity.

312
00:18:46.666 --> 00:18:49.500
How did our mayor strike you.
Mr. Strindler?

313
00:18:49.541 --> 00:18:52.291
Oh. he seems
a very worthy man. ma'am.

314
00:18:52.333 --> 00:18:54.083
Oh. please call me Rebecca.

315
00:18:54.125 --> 00:18:56.041
And our sheriff?

316
00:18:56.083 --> 00:18:59.083
Why. he seems intelligent
and well-read.

317
00:18:59.125 --> 00:19:00.500
[Rebecca] Mm. yes.

318
00:19:00.541 --> 00:19:03.708
Oh. well. I wish we had
more books in the house. but...

319
00:19:03.750 --> 00:19:05.625
-Well. my husband does...
-[clears throat]

320
00:19:05.666 --> 00:19:08.291
He does not approve of them.

321
00:19:09.708 --> 00:19:12.250
But. uh. did you meet his wife?

322
00:19:12.291 --> 00:19:13.791
[Strindler] No. I did not.

323
00:19:13.833 --> 00:19:18.083
But I imagine that she. too.
is intelligent and well-read.

324
00:19:18.125 --> 00:19:21.375
Rebecca. offer this gentleman
a libation.

325
00:19:21.416 --> 00:19:24.666
Oh. would you care
for a temperance drink?

326
00:19:24.708 --> 00:19:26.041
Yes. you will enjoy this.

327
00:19:26.083 --> 00:19:28.750
It was formulated
by a Georgian pharmacist.

328
00:19:28.791 --> 00:19:32.250
It's a mixture
of the coca leaf from Peru

329
00:19:32.291 --> 00:19:35.666
and the cola nut
from West Africa.

330
00:19:35.708 --> 00:19:37.125
Effervescent.

331
00:19:37.166 --> 00:19:38.958
Sparks the energy.

332
00:19:39.791 --> 00:19:41.625
Better than tea.

333
00:19:41.666 --> 00:19:44.500
Our boys thrive on this.

334
00:19:44.541 --> 00:19:46.291
-There you go.
-Enchanté.

335
00:19:46.333 --> 00:19:48.375
[children yelling]

336
00:19:50.166 --> 00:19:52.666
Oh. what precious children
you have!

337
00:19:54.541 --> 00:19:58.750
Themistocles is 11.
and Alcides is also 11.

338
00:19:58.791 --> 00:20:01.958
Themistocles. what is
the capital of France?

339
00:20:02.000 --> 00:20:03.208
Paris.

340
00:20:03.250 --> 00:20:05.083
[Dr. Stanton] Alcides.
the capital of Germany?

341
00:20:05.125 --> 00:20:06.458
[Alcides] Paris.

342
00:20:06.500 --> 00:20:07.916
Such clever children.

343
00:20:07.958 --> 00:20:08.833
-Boys.
-Boys!

344
00:20:08.875 --> 00:20:10.916
I'm sure they will go far.

345
00:20:10.958 --> 00:20:12.833
Thank you for saying that.

346
00:20:12.875 --> 00:20:16.333
Themistocles especially has
a very sharp mind.

347
00:20:16.375 --> 00:20:20.333
Small bugs. insects.
all of that fascinates him.

348
00:20:20.375 --> 00:20:22.125
-[door opens]
-[screeching]

349
00:20:22.166 --> 00:20:23.250
[chuckling]

350
00:20:23.291 --> 00:20:24.416
Excuse me. gentlemen.

351
00:20:24.458 --> 00:20:26.541
Themistocles. come back here.

352
00:20:29.000 --> 00:20:31.291
So. uh. offer you a pipe?

353
00:20:31.333 --> 00:20:32.458
Uh. no. no. no.

354
00:20:32.500 --> 00:20:33.458
No thank you. uh. sir.

355
00:20:33.500 --> 00:20:34.916
I don't. uh. I don't smoke.

356
00:20:35.625 --> 00:20:36.791
Well. why not?

357
00:20:36.833 --> 00:20:38.333
[Strindler] I never
was inclined.

358
00:20:38.375 --> 00:20:39.250
Well. you should.

359
00:20:39.291 --> 00:20:41.458
It's. uh. good for you.

360
00:20:41.500 --> 00:20:43.125
Cleanses the lungs.

361
00:20:43.166 --> 00:20:45.000
Better than that snuff.

362
00:20:45.041 --> 00:20:46.208
Hmm. yes.

363
00:20:46.750 --> 00:20:47.708
Well...

364
00:20:48.833 --> 00:20:49.666
Doctor...

365
00:20:56.833 --> 00:20:57.916
About these Mexicans...

366
00:20:57.958 --> 00:20:59.875
Yes. the Mexicans.

367
00:20:59.916 --> 00:21:03.708
Well. they live
in appalling conditions.

368
00:21:03.750 --> 00:21:05.416
Entirely without morals.

369
00:21:05.458 --> 00:21:08.291
Prone to every disease
imaginable.

370
00:21:08.333 --> 00:21:09.833
That's why so many of 'em die.

371
00:21:09.875 --> 00:21:11.416
Well. that's what
interests me. sir.

372
00:21:12.375 --> 00:21:14.166
I represent a funeral company.

373
00:21:14.208 --> 00:21:18.416
We sell coffins and headstones.
largely to the Hispanic market.

374
00:21:18.458 --> 00:21:20.083
Mm. growth industry.

375
00:21:20.125 --> 00:21:21.583
[Strindler] Yes. it is. sir.

376
00:21:21.625 --> 00:21:24.291
If you could provide me with
a list of deceased Mexicans.

377
00:21:24.333 --> 00:21:27.291
including their birth dates
and places of residence.

378
00:21:27.333 --> 00:21:28.708
I'd be much obliged.

379
00:21:28.750 --> 00:21:33.250
Well. I don't know how
that would be any use to you.

380
00:21:33.291 --> 00:21:36.375
You'd need a list
of the live ones.

381
00:21:36.416 --> 00:21:38.333
Ah. yeah. well. you see.
my colleague.

382
00:21:38.375 --> 00:21:39.708
he deals with that.

383
00:21:39.750 --> 00:21:41.958
Oh. I see. Well...

384
00:21:42.000 --> 00:21:45.791
Um. I suppose
I could ask around.

385
00:21:46.750 --> 00:21:49.000
I'll give you two bits apiece.

386
00:21:50.500 --> 00:21:52.166
-A dollar.
-Fifty cents.

387
00:21:52.916 --> 00:21:53.791
Deal.

388
00:21:53.833 --> 00:21:54.750
[soft music playing]

389
00:21:54.791 --> 00:21:56.125
When do you need the list by?

390
00:21:56.916 --> 00:21:57.875
Immediately.

391
00:21:57.916 --> 00:21:59.250
[cap popping]

392
00:22:00.208 --> 00:22:02.708
[glugging]

393
00:22:03.625 --> 00:22:04.791
[grunting]

394
00:22:04.833 --> 00:22:07.125
Boys. ha-ha. when next we meet.

395
00:22:07.166 --> 00:22:09.500
I'll bring you both a pistol
and a drum.

396
00:22:09.541 --> 00:22:12.458
[laughter]

397
00:22:12.500 --> 00:22:13.875
Let's go. Borracho.

398
00:22:16.791 --> 00:22:19.958
Ya! Ya! Ya!

399
00:22:20.000 --> 00:22:22.250
[somber music playing]

400
00:22:39.083 --> 00:22:41.166
[birds squawking]

401
00:22:53.666 --> 00:22:55.250
[Borracho] Whoa!

402
00:22:58.500 --> 00:22:59.666
[grunting]

403
00:23:04.916 --> 00:23:09.500
Do those look like the remains
of a... of a Mexican to you?

404
00:23:11.500 --> 00:23:13.625
Him look more
like a Chinaman to me.

405
00:23:15.125 --> 00:23:16.500
No use to me.

406
00:23:17.791 --> 00:23:20.125
You might be interested
in the Widow.

407
00:23:20.166 --> 00:23:22.083
She hires lots of Mexicans.

408
00:23:22.125 --> 00:23:23.333
There's a widow?

409
00:23:23.375 --> 00:23:25.125
What I just said.

410
00:23:25.166 --> 00:23:26.458
Down the road apiece.

411
00:23:28.041 --> 00:23:30.541
[birds chirping]

412
00:23:51.958 --> 00:23:54.583
[widow] And your name is what?

413
00:23:54.625 --> 00:23:57.708
I guess you must be
a tax collector.

414
00:23:57.750 --> 00:24:00.375
No. no. no. I am
no tax collector. ma'am.

415
00:24:00.416 --> 00:24:03.958
My name is Strindler.
and I'm traveling on business.

416
00:24:04.000 --> 00:24:06.250
Ah! So you're a buyer.

417
00:24:06.291 --> 00:24:09.166
I'm sorry to say
I sold the last of the honey.

418
00:24:09.208 --> 00:24:10.750
I may have some hemp left.

419
00:24:10.791 --> 00:24:12.458
A few pounds.

420
00:24:12.500 --> 00:24:16.291
I'm interested in commodities
of a different kind. ma'am.

421
00:24:16.333 --> 00:24:18.708
Your Mexicans been dying on you?

422
00:24:18.750 --> 00:24:21.875
I can't barely keep them alive.

423
00:24:21.916 --> 00:24:24.708
Eighteen died on me
just this year.

424
00:24:24.750 --> 00:24:26.875
Good workers. too.

425
00:24:26.916 --> 00:24:29.416
Last week. my blacksmith
went and burned up.

426
00:24:29.458 --> 00:24:31.541
A fire? Oh. dear me.

427
00:24:31.583 --> 00:24:33.833
I didn't say we had a fire.

428
00:24:33.875 --> 00:24:37.000
God spared us that misfortune.

429
00:24:37.041 --> 00:24:39.291
Gonzales burned himself up
on his own.

430
00:24:40.500 --> 00:24:41.708
Too much to drink.

431
00:24:43.458 --> 00:24:46.250
A blue flame came up out of him.

432
00:24:46.291 --> 00:24:47.541
and he turned to charcoal.

433
00:24:49.833 --> 00:24:52.625
Best farrier I ever had.

434
00:24:52.666 --> 00:24:55.333
Now. are you sure
you don't need any hemp?

435
00:24:55.375 --> 00:24:57.458
Yes. yes. yes.
I am entirely sure

436
00:24:57.500 --> 00:25:00.041
that I do not need any hemp.

437
00:25:00.083 --> 00:25:05.791
However. I wonder
if you know the names

438
00:25:05.833 --> 00:25:10.333
of those 18 Mexicans
of yours who died.

439
00:25:10.375 --> 00:25:13.625
-Of course I do. Why?
-I'll take 'em off your hands.

440
00:25:13.666 --> 00:25:15.000
How can you do that?

441
00:25:15.041 --> 00:25:16.125
They're dead.

442
00:25:16.166 --> 00:25:18.583
If you'll give me a list
of all 18.

443
00:25:18.625 --> 00:25:22.833
their names. ages. home towns.

444
00:25:22.875 --> 00:25:24.416
I'll give you money for them.

445
00:25:24.458 --> 00:25:25.916
Do you intend to dig them up?

446
00:25:25.958 --> 00:25:28.166
No. no. no. no.
all I need is their names.

447
00:25:28.208 --> 00:25:29.250
What for?

448
00:25:30.458 --> 00:25:32.583
Well. ma'am. that's my business.

449
00:25:32.625 --> 00:25:33.708
But they're dead.

450
00:25:35.083 --> 00:25:38.208
I will give you 10 dollars
for all 18.

451
00:25:38.250 --> 00:25:40.541
[soft. tense music playing]

452
00:25:40.583 --> 00:25:45.041
Well. Mr. Strangler.
we have a deal.

453
00:25:49.083 --> 00:25:51.083
[crickets chirping]

454
00:26:02.208 --> 00:26:05.250
[animals howling]

455
00:26:26.458 --> 00:26:30.500
[Borracho] So. where
we headed now. Oso's mine?

456
00:26:30.541 --> 00:26:31.666
What makes you think that?

457
00:26:32.625 --> 00:26:34.125
[Borracho] I don't know.

458
00:26:34.166 --> 00:26:36.083
We been just about
everywhere else.

459
00:26:36.125 --> 00:26:38.958
I just figured
it was next on the list.

460
00:26:39.000 --> 00:26:41.500
[birds chirping]

461
00:26:45.958 --> 00:26:48.083
-[whirring]
-[clacking]

462
00:26:49.291 --> 00:26:50.416
[horse grunts]

463
00:26:50.458 --> 00:26:52.333
[Mr. Oso] But for what?

464
00:26:52.375 --> 00:26:55.000
Sir. I have a contract
with the Mexican government.

465
00:26:55.041 --> 00:26:58.541
I am tasked to make this list
of their nationals

466
00:26:58.583 --> 00:27:00.041
who pass away abroad.

467
00:27:00.083 --> 00:27:02.541
The government will share
this list with their families.

468
00:27:02.583 --> 00:27:03.833
who are naturally concerned.

469
00:27:03.875 --> 00:27:05.333
[Mr. Oso] Bullshit.

470
00:27:05.375 --> 00:27:07.250
Mexican government don't give
a damn about these people.

471
00:27:07.291 --> 00:27:08.125
and neither do you.

472
00:27:11.291 --> 00:27:12.666
Give you 50 cents a head.

473
00:27:12.708 --> 00:27:14.208
[Mr. Oso] Ten dollars.

474
00:27:14.250 --> 00:27:15.791
Oh. you can't be serious. sir.

475
00:27:15.833 --> 00:27:17.458
[Mr. Oso] Why not?

476
00:27:17.500 --> 00:27:18.791
See. I got something you want.

477
00:27:18.833 --> 00:27:20.666
and. uh. well.
you're not being upfront

478
00:27:20.708 --> 00:27:22.208
about why you want it.

479
00:27:22.250 --> 00:27:24.166
You could be a criminal.
for all I know.

480
00:27:24.208 --> 00:27:25.958
What if you're one of them
grave robbers?

481
00:27:26.000 --> 00:27:28.166
I'm no body snatcher. sir.

482
00:27:28.208 --> 00:27:29.083
All I need are names.

483
00:27:29.125 --> 00:27:30.541
[Mr. Oso] That's all you'll get.

484
00:27:30.583 --> 00:27:33.125
Most of my Mexicans die
when the mines cave in.

485
00:27:33.166 --> 00:27:35.500
Still buried
a mile below ground.

486
00:27:35.541 --> 00:27:36.791
Good luck getting them out.

487
00:27:39.041 --> 00:27:40.541
What do you make of our mayor?

488
00:27:40.583 --> 00:27:42.500
-He seems like a worthy man.
-He's a bandit.

489
00:27:42.541 --> 00:27:43.666
What about our sheriff?

490
00:27:43.708 --> 00:27:46.250
He appears educated. honest.

491
00:27:46.291 --> 00:27:47.583
No. he's ten times worse.

492
00:27:47.625 --> 00:27:49.958
Stick around
and you'll find out.

493
00:27:50.000 --> 00:27:51.458
The only honest man
in these parts

494
00:27:51.500 --> 00:27:53.958
is the federal prosecutor
from Tucson.

495
00:27:54.000 --> 00:27:55.416
and he is a fuckin' swine.

496
00:27:55.916 --> 00:27:58.083
Hm.

497
00:27:58.125 --> 00:28:01.541
[Mr. Oso] You. uh. met
our rancher yet? Chandler?

498
00:28:01.583 --> 00:28:03.750
No. no. I haven't had
that privilege.

499
00:28:03.791 --> 00:28:05.833
Biggest miser
you never wish to meet.

500
00:28:05.875 --> 00:28:07.708
Richest man in the territory

501
00:28:07.750 --> 00:28:09.958
and he eats worse
than his peones.

502
00:28:10.000 --> 00:28:10.958
He hires Mexicans?

503
00:28:11.000 --> 00:28:12.416
Hundreds.

504
00:28:12.458 --> 00:28:15.291
The convicts in Purdy's jail
live better than they do.

505
00:28:15.333 --> 00:28:17.750
He starves 'em.
and they die like flies.

506
00:28:19.041 --> 00:28:19.875
Is his ranch far?

507
00:28:20.916 --> 00:28:22.916
About ten miles down the road.

508
00:28:22.958 --> 00:28:24.125
-[gasps]
-[chuckles]

509
00:28:25.625 --> 00:28:28.291
Five dollars a head.
and that's my final offer.

510
00:28:28.333 --> 00:28:29.416
Oh. be serious. sir.

511
00:28:29.458 --> 00:28:31.083
These are dead men's names.

512
00:28:31.125 --> 00:28:32.708
[Mr. Oso] Damn good
dead men. too.

513
00:28:32.750 --> 00:28:34.125
Expert miners.

514
00:28:34.166 --> 00:28:36.625
Villareal. he was
a top-notch pit boss.

515
00:28:36.666 --> 00:28:38.541
Sandoval ran the mines
in Cananea.

516
00:28:38.583 --> 00:28:40.416
And Puente...

517
00:28:40.458 --> 00:28:42.916
Puente was the best damn
cap-man I ever saw.

518
00:28:44.291 --> 00:28:46.791
I'll give you 75 cents.

519
00:28:46.833 --> 00:28:47.875
Dollar apiece.

520
00:28:47.916 --> 00:28:49.916
[clinking]

521
00:28:49.958 --> 00:28:51.375
Agreed.

522
00:28:51.416 --> 00:28:52.583
[tense music playing]

523
00:28:52.625 --> 00:28:55.000
-Can you make a list?
-Already done.

524
00:28:55.041 --> 00:28:57.750
Heard what you was up to
and tallied 'em last night.

525
00:28:57.791 --> 00:28:59.375
-Sixty names.
-Hm.

526
00:29:03.083 --> 00:29:04.458
Twenty.

527
00:29:04.500 --> 00:29:06.375
[eerie music playing]

528
00:29:06.416 --> 00:29:07.625
Forty.

529
00:29:08.208 --> 00:29:09.291
Sixty.

530
00:29:10.166 --> 00:29:12.333
I'll get the list.

531
00:29:12.375 --> 00:29:13.791
Go ahead. Take a couple sticks.

532
00:29:13.833 --> 00:29:15.083
I like you.

533
00:29:15.125 --> 00:29:16.791
[sniffs]

534
00:29:16.833 --> 00:29:19.333
[suspenseful music playing]

535
00:29:25.000 --> 00:29:28.916
[Borracho] So. did you make
good trade. boss?

536
00:29:28.958 --> 00:29:31.708
[Strindler] Mr. Oso drives
a hard bargain.

537
00:29:31.750 --> 00:29:32.583
[Borracho] Hmph.

538
00:29:33.791 --> 00:29:35.708
Is Chandler's ranch very far?

539
00:29:35.750 --> 00:29:37.291
[wagon clattering]

540
00:29:37.333 --> 00:29:39.416
It's 'bout ten miles or so.
I reckon.

541
00:29:40.291 --> 00:29:41.125
Hm.

542
00:29:42.750 --> 00:29:44.375
Slow down here.
slow down. would you?

543
00:29:44.416 --> 00:29:46.583
There's a wagon coming. See?

544
00:29:46.625 --> 00:29:49.375
I knows my business.

545
00:29:49.416 --> 00:29:53.500
Heh. look at you!
You're down in the ditch now.

546
00:29:53.541 --> 00:29:54.916
[insects chirring]

547
00:29:56.458 --> 00:29:58.500
What you galloping
at such a clip for?

548
00:29:58.541 --> 00:29:59.916
You drunk or what?

549
00:30:02.250 --> 00:30:04.333
-Quick as you can!
-I know what I'm doin'.

550
00:30:06.000 --> 00:30:07.250
[grunts]

551
00:30:10.208 --> 00:30:11.583
Can't you see we're in a hurry?

552
00:30:15.541 --> 00:30:17.958
[grousing]

553
00:30:19.791 --> 00:30:21.333
Good afternoon. ma'am.

554
00:30:21.375 --> 00:30:24.000
So sorry
about this inconvenience.

555
00:30:24.041 --> 00:30:25.291
It matters not a whit.

556
00:30:25.333 --> 00:30:27.208
The Lord works
in mysterious ways.

557
00:30:27.250 --> 00:30:29.625
Oh. he most certainly does.

558
00:30:31.666 --> 00:30:32.916
[exclaims]

559
00:30:33.916 --> 00:30:34.916
[farts]

560
00:30:34.958 --> 00:30:36.500
Hey! You!

561
00:30:36.541 --> 00:30:37.750
Give us a hand here.

562
00:30:37.791 --> 00:30:39.583
[snorts]

563
00:30:39.625 --> 00:30:40.958
[Borracho] Son of a bitch.

564
00:30:42.833 --> 00:30:44.750
My name is Strindler. ma'am.

565
00:30:44.791 --> 00:30:46.500
Rose. Rose Chandler.

566
00:30:46.541 --> 00:30:47.750
Very pleased to...

567
00:30:47.791 --> 00:30:49.375
Give 'em a touch of the whip!

568
00:30:49.416 --> 00:30:51.958
[breathes heavily]

569
00:30:52.000 --> 00:30:53.416
Hi-yah!

570
00:30:53.458 --> 00:30:55.500
Why were you so rude
to that man?

571
00:30:55.541 --> 00:30:56.958
He wasn't to blame.

572
00:30:59.041 --> 00:31:00.458
Got 'em movin'. boss!

573
00:31:00.500 --> 00:31:03.000
[unsettling music playing]

574
00:31:08.000 --> 00:31:10.083
They calls that one The Kid.

575
00:31:10.125 --> 00:31:12.833
He rides
for Chandler's brand. hm.

576
00:31:12.875 --> 00:31:14.333
You best stay clear of him.

577
00:31:14.375 --> 00:31:15.750
Why?

578
00:31:15.791 --> 00:31:18.500
Well. he was on Purdy's posse.

579
00:31:18.541 --> 00:31:21.375
Now. that little shitbird
killed Segundo Zamora.

580
00:31:21.416 --> 00:31:23.791
Shot him right between the eyes.

581
00:31:23.833 --> 00:31:25.083
Huh.

582
00:31:25.125 --> 00:31:26.791
And who's the young lady?

583
00:31:26.833 --> 00:31:28.083
Oh.

584
00:31:28.125 --> 00:31:30.333
Rose is her name.

585
00:31:30.375 --> 00:31:31.875
That there is
Chandler's daughter.

586
00:31:32.708 --> 00:31:34.458
You don't say.

587
00:31:34.500 --> 00:31:37.333
[pensive music playing]

588
00:31:37.375 --> 00:31:39.791
Ain't gonna make
no headway there.

589
00:31:57.625 --> 00:31:59.750
[insects buzzing]

590
00:32:04.625 --> 00:32:06.166
Who is that man?

591
00:32:06.208 --> 00:32:08.625
[Borracho] That there be Valdez.

592
00:32:08.666 --> 00:32:10.208
He be the foreman of the ranch.

593
00:32:11.708 --> 00:32:13.375
Yo. Valdez.

594
00:32:15.125 --> 00:32:17.500
[speaking Spanish]

595
00:32:17.541 --> 00:32:19.250
[speaking Spanish]

596
00:32:19.291 --> 00:32:20.583
[speaking Spanish]

597
00:32:20.625 --> 00:32:23.000
[speaking Spanish]

598
00:32:23.041 --> 00:32:24.875
Gracias. tonto.

599
00:32:24.916 --> 00:32:26.291
[Valdez] De nada. jerkoff.

600
00:32:26.333 --> 00:32:29.583
[Borracho] Him says.
"Chandler ain't at the ranch."

601
00:32:29.625 --> 00:32:31.666
He's gone into town.

602
00:32:31.708 --> 00:32:34.458
There's gonna be a chautauqua
tonight. I reckon.

603
00:32:35.625 --> 00:32:37.041
What's a chautauqua?

604
00:32:38.375 --> 00:32:40.000
Ah. you'll find out.

605
00:32:45.791 --> 00:32:51.000
"The west yet glimmers
with some streaks of day.

606
00:32:51.041 --> 00:32:54.000
Now spurs
the lated traveler apace

607
00:32:54.791 --> 00:32:56.958
to gain the timely inn."

608
00:32:58.708 --> 00:32:59.750
Hamlet?

609
00:33:00.958 --> 00:33:02.166
That be Macbeth.sir.

610
00:33:04.041 --> 00:33:07.333
Well. lead on. Macduff!

611
00:33:17.041 --> 00:33:20.625
"And when at night.
our good day done.

612
00:33:20.666 --> 00:33:23.333
I guard my master's head.

613
00:33:23.375 --> 00:33:26.500
'Tis better than
the eider duck's deep pillow

614
00:33:26.541 --> 00:33:27.833
to have shared.

615
00:33:28.791 --> 00:33:31.666
To foe of his. I'm deadly foe.

616
00:33:31.708 --> 00:33:34.625
None stir the second time

617
00:33:34.666 --> 00:33:40.041
on whom I lay a yellow eye
or an emphatic thumb.

618
00:33:40.083 --> 00:33:44.583
Though I than he
may longer live.

619
00:33:44.625 --> 00:33:47.375
He longer must. than I.

620
00:33:48.291 --> 00:33:51.000
For I have the power to kill

621
00:33:52.125 --> 00:33:54.875
without the power to die"

622
00:33:54.916 --> 00:33:57.583
[applause]

623
00:34:00.375 --> 00:34:03.166
A beautiful reading
by Sheriff Purdy.

624
00:34:03.208 --> 00:34:06.250
who is standing for reelection.
as I'm sure you know!

625
00:34:06.291 --> 00:34:07.500
[laughs]

626
00:34:07.541 --> 00:34:09.291
But what was the name
of that poem. Sheriff?

627
00:34:09.333 --> 00:34:12.125
Ah! "My Life Had Stood
a Loaded Gun."

628
00:34:12.166 --> 00:34:14.166
by the late
Miss Emily Dickinson.

629
00:34:14.208 --> 00:34:15.416
Ah!

630
00:34:15.458 --> 00:34:18.000
[chuckling]

631
00:34:18.041 --> 00:34:21.083
Next on our agenda of auditory
and intellectual delight.

632
00:34:21.125 --> 00:34:25.125
Miss Rose Chandler will
be entertaining us with a hymn.

633
00:34:26.041 --> 00:34:28.541
[applause]

634
00:34:32.166 --> 00:34:34.125
What is the hymn called.
Miss Rose?

635
00:34:34.166 --> 00:34:36.000
Mr. Mayor.
the name of the hymn is

636
00:34:36.041 --> 00:34:38.583
"Gladly My Little Cross
I'd Bear."

637
00:34:38.625 --> 00:34:41.125
[applause]

638
00:34:43.125 --> 00:34:44.666
[cueing note]

639
00:34:44.708 --> 00:34:49.333
♪ I will always follow Him
Gladly the cross I'd bear ♪

640
00:34:49.375 --> 00:34:53.958
♪ Even at the gates of Hell
I will not despair♪

641
00:34:54.000 --> 00:34:58.875
♪ My devotion constantly
Gladly the cross I'd bear ♪

642
00:34:58.916 --> 00:35:02.750
♪ Let me walk along with Him
Avoid temptation's lair ♪

643
00:35:03.916 --> 00:35:05.541
[The Widow] That's him.

644
00:35:05.583 --> 00:35:07.583
[Rose]
♪ Gladly the cross I'd bear ♪

645
00:35:07.625 --> 00:35:10.208
[The Widow] He's been going
around buying up dead Mexicans.

646
00:35:11.166 --> 00:35:13.833
I sold him 18 for $10.

647
00:35:13.875 --> 00:35:16.125
But I hear he's paying
a lot more.

648
00:35:17.250 --> 00:35:19.125
Pull up a chair!

649
00:35:19.166 --> 00:35:21.041
♪ Gladly the cross I'd bear ♪

650
00:35:21.083 --> 00:35:25.333
♪ If I walk beside Him
He will take me there ♪♪

651
00:35:26.125 --> 00:35:27.500
You know our sheriff?

652
00:35:27.541 --> 00:35:29.708
-Of course. yes. yes.
-This here's Colonel Chandler.

653
00:35:29.750 --> 00:35:30.625
I am Strindler. sir.

654
00:35:32.041 --> 00:35:33.958
What's he want Mexes for?

655
00:35:34.000 --> 00:35:35.375
[The Widow] Who cares?

656
00:35:35.416 --> 00:35:38.583
All I know is. he shorted me.

657
00:35:38.625 --> 00:35:40.875
and him a millionaire.

658
00:35:40.916 --> 00:35:43.333
Sensitive and exquisitely
interpreted. mademoiselle!

659
00:35:43.375 --> 00:35:44.666
Thank you.

660
00:35:44.708 --> 00:35:47.708
[applause]

661
00:35:47.750 --> 00:35:49.541
[Mayor Senator] And now.

662
00:35:49.583 --> 00:35:54.083
Mr. Crocker will enthrall us all
with his popular rendition of...

663
00:35:55.208 --> 00:35:56.250
Uh...

664
00:35:56.291 --> 00:35:58.333
"The Night on Bare Mountain."

665
00:35:58.375 --> 00:36:00.250
[Mayor Senator]
Applause for Mr. Crocker!

666
00:36:00.291 --> 00:36:02.791
[applause]

667
00:36:03.750 --> 00:36:06.250
[disturbing music playing]

668
00:36:10.375 --> 00:36:13.750
Diogenes. Now. that
was a philosopher.

669
00:36:13.791 --> 00:36:15.666
Right. Strindler?

670
00:36:15.708 --> 00:36:17.416
Diogenes! Yes. indeed. Sheriff.

671
00:36:28.875 --> 00:36:32.500
Well! If it ain't
the millionaire.

672
00:36:34.166 --> 00:36:39.083
I hear you're buying Mexicans.

673
00:36:39.125 --> 00:36:41.333
Regarding Diogenes.
you know. by. uh...

674
00:36:41.375 --> 00:36:45.041
In his day. he walked through
the streets in daylight

675
00:36:45.083 --> 00:36:47.416
carrying a lamp. you know why?

676
00:36:47.458 --> 00:36:50.583
He was looking
for one honest man.

677
00:36:50.625 --> 00:36:54.250
What did he want the lamp for.
if it was daylight?

678
00:36:54.291 --> 00:36:58.375
Hey. Pops! I'm talkin' to you.

679
00:36:58.416 --> 00:37:01.833
What you gonna do with all them
dead corpses you been buyin' up?

680
00:37:01.875 --> 00:37:04.208
If you'll excuse me.
I'll be with you shortly.

681
00:37:04.250 --> 00:37:05.666
Who you calling "Shorty"?

682
00:37:07.375 --> 00:37:08.416
[scoffs]

683
00:37:08.458 --> 00:37:11.000
If it's dead Mexicans
you're buyin'.

684
00:37:11.958 --> 00:37:13.833
I sure can sell you a few!

685
00:37:13.875 --> 00:37:15.916
-That's enough. Kid!
-No. it ain't!

686
00:37:16.875 --> 00:37:18.541
C'mon. Pops.

687
00:37:18.583 --> 00:37:19.875
Gimme a kiss!

688
00:37:19.916 --> 00:37:23.166
[frantic music playing]

689
00:37:23.208 --> 00:37:25.958
[dramatic music playing]

690
00:37:26.000 --> 00:37:27.750
[thud]

691
00:37:27.791 --> 00:37:29.375
Fill your hand.
you son of a bitch!

692
00:37:30.125 --> 00:37:31.333
I beg your pardon?

693
00:37:31.375 --> 00:37:32.833
I said. make your play!

694
00:37:34.416 --> 00:37:36.708
I-I... But what...

695
00:37:36.750 --> 00:37:39.083
He means he wants you
to shoot it out with him!

696
00:37:40.333 --> 00:37:41.958
But I'm unarmed!

697
00:37:42.750 --> 00:37:44.583
[jangling sound]

698
00:37:45.916 --> 00:37:47.875
[breathing heavily]

699
00:37:47.916 --> 00:37:52.000
Well then. heel yourself.
you damn cobarde.

700
00:37:52.041 --> 00:37:53.541
And I'll see you on that street.

701
00:37:54.250 --> 00:37:56.875
Tomorrow. 10 a.m.

702
00:37:59.208 --> 00:38:00.958
Get out of my way.

703
00:38:01.000 --> 00:38:03.916
[spurs jangling heavily]

704
00:38:03.958 --> 00:38:05.500
[door creaks. slams]

705
00:38:07.750 --> 00:38:14.458
[male singer] ♪ Oh bury me out ♪

706
00:38:14.500 --> 00:38:19.541
♪ On the lone prairie ♪

707
00:38:19.583 --> 00:38:24.791
♪ Where the coyotes howl ♪

708
00:38:24.833 --> 00:38:30.000
♪ And the wind blows free ♪

709
00:38:30.041 --> 00:38:35.125
♪ And when I die ♪

710
00:38:35.166 --> 00:38:39.916
♪ You can bury me ♪

711
00:38:39.958 --> 00:38:44.833
♪ 'Neath the western sky ♪

712
00:38:44.875 --> 00:38:49.458
♪ On the lone prairie ♪

713
00:38:49.500 --> 00:38:55.250
♪ I'm a rovin' cowboy
Far away from home ♪

714
00:38:55.291 --> 00:39:02.000
♪ Far from the trails
Where I used to roam ♪

715
00:39:02.041 --> 00:39:08.166
♪ And when I die
You can take me home ♪

716
00:39:08.208 --> 00:39:14.500
♪ To the land I love
And the trails I roamed ♪

717
00:39:14.541 --> 00:39:21.500
♪ Oh bury me out
On the lone prairie ♪

718
00:39:21.541 --> 00:39:28.541
♪ Where the coyotes howl
And the wind blows free ♪

719
00:39:28.583 --> 00:39:32.250
♪ And when I die ♪

720
00:39:32.291 --> 00:39:35.916
♪ You can bury me ♪

721
00:39:35.958 --> 00:39:42.958
♪ 'Neath the western sky
On the lone prairie ♪♪

722
00:39:43.000 --> 00:39:45.625
[animals calling]

723
00:39:45.666 --> 00:39:47.333
[soothing guitar music playing]

724
00:39:47.375 --> 00:39:48.541
[door opens. creaks]

725
00:39:49.833 --> 00:39:51.375
[door closes]

726
00:39:54.541 --> 00:39:57.083
-[Strindler] Tequila. please.
-[speaking Spanish]

727
00:39:58.791 --> 00:39:59.916
Mezcal. then.

728
00:39:59.958 --> 00:40:02.291
[soft laughter nearby]

729
00:40:02.333 --> 00:40:05.000
[indistinct whispering]

730
00:40:06.958 --> 00:40:08.208
[sniffs]

731
00:40:11.250 --> 00:40:13.208
-[glass thuds on bar]
-Y Zamora?

732
00:40:22.375 --> 00:40:23.541
Join you?

733
00:40:24.291 --> 00:40:25.791
It's solitaire.

734
00:40:31.375 --> 00:40:32.958
I didn't tell you to sit down.

735
00:40:37.458 --> 00:40:38.541
Sit down.

736
00:40:44.708 --> 00:40:47.083
[coins clink]

737
00:40:53.833 --> 00:40:54.833
[sharp thud]

738
00:40:56.333 --> 00:40:58.166
Looks like you have a job
you want done.

739
00:41:02.708 --> 00:41:04.500
I heard about you.

740
00:41:04.541 --> 00:41:07.291
You're the gringo who goes
around making lists of people.

741
00:41:08.958 --> 00:41:11.625
Sounds like you got in trouble
with The Kid.

742
00:41:16.875 --> 00:41:18.791
The Kid murdered my brother.

743
00:41:24.208 --> 00:41:25.958
My condolences.

744
00:41:29.333 --> 00:41:30.875
You want to talk?

745
00:41:30.916 --> 00:41:33.000
[insects chirring]

746
00:41:34.541 --> 00:41:36.666
[hooves crunching]

747
00:41:36.708 --> 00:41:38.333
[birds chirping]

748
00:41:38.375 --> 00:41:40.375
[Crocker] Hands up!

749
00:41:40.416 --> 00:41:43.958
So. Strindler. You have done
this before. right?

750
00:41:44.000 --> 00:41:46.500
Well. not. not lately. no.

751
00:41:48.125 --> 00:41:52.208
Well. what it is.
you two will stand back to back.

752
00:41:53.708 --> 00:41:54.791
You take your ten paces.

753
00:41:56.208 --> 00:41:58.125
And on the tenth step. you stop.

754
00:41:58.166 --> 00:42:00.791
turn. draw your weapon.
and fire.

755
00:42:02.583 --> 00:42:03.666
[gun cocking]

756
00:42:05.541 --> 00:42:08.750
Now. I beg your pardon. sir.

757
00:42:08.791 --> 00:42:11.958
There's a railroad spur
about ten miles up the road.

758
00:42:12.000 --> 00:42:14.500
I could run you up there.

759
00:42:14.541 --> 00:42:16.458
[Crocker] Look. Mr. Borracho's
got a point.

760
00:42:16.500 --> 00:42:18.125
You might want to hedge
your bets.

761
00:42:18.166 --> 00:42:21.416
No. no. But. gentlemen.
I appreciate your concern.

762
00:42:21.458 --> 00:42:25.458
But my work here
is not yet done.

763
00:42:25.500 --> 00:42:26.416
[gun thuds]

764
00:42:28.833 --> 00:42:30.083
[scoffing]

765
00:42:31.666 --> 00:42:34.041
Why are you both looking out
of the window like that?

766
00:42:34.083 --> 00:42:36.625
[tense music playing]

767
00:42:45.625 --> 00:42:48.125
[spurs clanging]

768
00:42:50.666 --> 00:42:52.000
[Sheriff Purdy] Gentlemen.

769
00:42:57.416 --> 00:42:59.750
Let's go over the rules.

770
00:42:59.791 --> 00:43:03.041
Back to back. ten paces.
I count 'em.

771
00:43:03.083 --> 00:43:06.291
I get to ten. you turn and fire.
understood?

772
00:43:06.708 --> 00:43:07.541
Yes.

773
00:43:10.125 --> 00:43:11.166
Let's get to it.

774
00:43:23.416 --> 00:43:24.250
One.

775
00:43:25.416 --> 00:43:26.250
Two.

776
00:43:26.833 --> 00:43:27.666
Three.

777
00:43:28.583 --> 00:43:29.625
Four.

778
00:43:30.375 --> 00:43:31.833
Five.

779
00:43:31.875 --> 00:43:33.166
Six.

780
00:43:33.208 --> 00:43:34.708
Seven.

781
00:43:35.375 --> 00:43:36.500
Eight.

782
00:43:36.541 --> 00:43:37.833
I knew it. you bastard!

783
00:43:37.875 --> 00:43:38.875
[Sheriff Purdy] Nine.

784
00:43:38.916 --> 00:43:39.791
Ten.

785
00:43:39.833 --> 00:43:40.791
[bullet whizzes]

786
00:43:41.791 --> 00:43:42.958
[gunshot]

787
00:43:45.083 --> 00:43:46.458
[gunshot]

788
00:43:46.500 --> 00:43:49.416
[intense music playing]

789
00:43:58.625 --> 00:43:59.875
[grunts]

790
00:44:06.083 --> 00:44:06.916
[fly buzzes]

791
00:44:09.916 --> 00:44:10.958
[pool balls clacking]

792
00:44:13.208 --> 00:44:15.250
And so it seems that after

793
00:44:15.291 --> 00:44:19.000
Mr. Strindler shot The Kid
in self-defense.

794
00:44:19.041 --> 00:44:22.708
in a fair duel
initiated by The Kid.

795
00:44:22.750 --> 00:44:26.375
the latter's gun went off
in his expiring hand.

796
00:44:26.416 --> 00:44:29.166
and the stray bullet

797
00:44:29.208 --> 00:44:32.166
accidentally killed our sheriff.

798
00:44:34.041 --> 00:44:35.125
Any objections?

799
00:44:39.416 --> 00:44:41.875
Mr. Strindler is exonerated.

800
00:44:42.458 --> 00:44:44.333
[gavel banging]

801
00:44:45.541 --> 00:44:47.041
Let's go get a drink.

802
00:44:47.083 --> 00:44:48.125
[man] Yeah!

803
00:44:48.166 --> 00:44:49.750
Come on. brother.
let's go get one.

804
00:44:49.791 --> 00:44:52.291
[laughter. chatter]

805
00:45:01.750 --> 00:45:04.250
[wind howling]

806
00:45:08.541 --> 00:45:11.041
[heavy scraping]

807
00:45:14.708 --> 00:45:20.416
♪ As I walked out
In the streets of Laredo ♪

808
00:45:20.458 --> 00:45:25.500
♪ As I walked out
In Laredo one day ♪

809
00:45:25.541 --> 00:45:28.083
♪ I spied a young cowboy ♪

810
00:45:28.125 --> 00:45:31.583
♪ Wrapped all in white linen ♪

811
00:45:31.625 --> 00:45:36.791
♪ Wrapped in white linen
As cold as the clay ♪

812
00:45:36.833 --> 00:45:38.416
[bright music playing]

813
00:45:38.458 --> 00:45:43.750
♪ I see by your outfit
That you are a cowboy ♪

814
00:45:43.791 --> 00:45:49.708
♪ These words he did say
As I boldly walked by ♪

815
00:45:49.750 --> 00:45:55.083
♪ Come sit down beside me
And hear my sad story ♪

816
00:45:55.125 --> 00:46:02.166
♪ I'm shot in the head
And I know I must die ♪

817
00:46:02.333 --> 00:46:08.166
♪ Go. fetch me some water
A cold cup of water ♪

818
00:46:08.208 --> 00:46:11.083
♪ Quench my parched lips ♪

819
00:46:11.125 --> 00:46:14.000
[female singer]
♪ The poor cowboy said ♪

820
00:46:14.041 --> 00:46:19.666
♪ Before I could do it
His spirit had left him ♪

821
00:46:19.708 --> 00:46:26.125
♪ Gone to his maker
The cowboy was dead ♪

822
00:46:26.166 --> 00:46:32.250
♪ So. beat the drum slowly
And play the fife lowly ♪

823
00:46:32.291 --> 00:46:37.666
♪ Sing the death march
As you carry him along ♪

824
00:46:37.708 --> 00:46:43.916
♪ Take him to the valley
There lay the sod over ♪

825
00:46:43.958 --> 00:46:50.916
♪ He's a young cowboy
And I know he done wrong ♪

826
00:46:50.958 --> 00:46:56.833
♪ He's a young cowboy
And I know he done wrong ♪♪

827
00:46:56.875 --> 00:46:58.958
[her voice echoes]

828
00:46:59.000 --> 00:47:00.166
[lid slams loudly]

829
00:47:02.916 --> 00:47:04.333
[bird chirping]

830
00:47:04.375 --> 00:47:06.208
[dog barking]

831
00:47:06.250 --> 00:47:08.750
[overlapping chatter]

832
00:47:11.166 --> 00:47:13.083
-Here's to the sheriff's health.
-Pardon?

833
00:47:13.125 --> 00:47:15.375
[Mayor Senator] Here's
to the sheriff's health!

834
00:47:15.416 --> 00:47:17.166
Oh. yeah. yeah.
Cheers! To the sheriff.

835
00:47:20.791 --> 00:47:23.333
I'm taking up a collection
for his wife.

836
00:47:23.375 --> 00:47:25.916
The poor woman
is all alone in the world.

837
00:47:25.958 --> 00:47:27.333
Oh. I'm sorry to hear that. sir.

838
00:47:27.375 --> 00:47:30.916
But unfortunately. my resources
are a little depleted.

839
00:47:30.958 --> 00:47:32.750
-Could I get another one. too?
-Of course.

840
00:47:34.750 --> 00:47:36.750
Still planning on staying long?

841
00:47:36.791 --> 00:47:39.250
[Strindler] Oh. couple days.
couple days. Why?

842
00:47:39.291 --> 00:47:40.833
Oh. no reason.

843
00:47:40.875 --> 00:47:44.333
I hear we can expect a visit
from our federal prosecutor.

844
00:47:44.375 --> 00:47:45.541
[Strindler] Really?

845
00:47:45.583 --> 00:47:48.083
Perhaps you'll have
the opportunity to meet.

846
00:47:48.125 --> 00:47:50.875
Maybe we will. sir.

847
00:47:50.916 --> 00:47:53.083
Do you know what?
I think I've misplaced my snuff.

848
00:47:53.125 --> 00:47:54.208
Would you excuse me?

849
00:47:55.166 --> 00:47:56.041
I'll have another.

850
00:47:56.833 --> 00:47:59.166
[chaotic cheering]

851
00:47:59.208 --> 00:48:01.708
[cattle mooing]

852
00:48:04.041 --> 00:48:06.541
[birds chirping]

853
00:48:08.583 --> 00:48:11.416
[dog barking]

854
00:48:11.458 --> 00:48:14.000
[wagon approaching]

855
00:48:14.041 --> 00:48:16.541
[clock ticking]

856
00:48:45.875 --> 00:48:47.083
Hey. look here. old boy.

857
00:48:48.500 --> 00:48:50.500
Give me a hand
with this skinflint. will you?

858
00:48:50.541 --> 00:48:52.541
I'm running real low on funds.

859
00:48:52.583 --> 00:48:54.208
I know you know how that is.

860
00:48:56.666 --> 00:48:57.708
Mister. uh...

861
00:48:57.750 --> 00:48:58.958
Oh. Strindler. sir!

862
00:48:59.000 --> 00:49:01.625
The-the Reverend Strindler!

863
00:49:01.666 --> 00:49:03.083
Won't you be seated?

864
00:49:03.750 --> 00:49:05.125
Uh. thank you.

865
00:49:06.708 --> 00:49:08.166
[Chandler sighs]

866
00:49:08.208 --> 00:49:10.708
[Colonel Chandler] I rarely
entertain guests. Reverend.

867
00:49:12.375 --> 00:49:13.875
Oh. I understand. sir. your--

868
00:49:13.916 --> 00:49:16.291
your ranch must--
must keep you very busy.

869
00:49:16.333 --> 00:49:18.500
[Colonel Chandler] To be frank.
I see no point in it.

870
00:49:18.541 --> 00:49:21.625
People who drop by
neglect their own business

871
00:49:21.666 --> 00:49:24.125
and expect me
to give their horses hay.

872
00:49:24.166 --> 00:49:26.125
Oh. well.
there'll be no need for that.

873
00:49:26.166 --> 00:49:28.250
That's good.
because there ain't any.

874
00:49:28.291 --> 00:49:29.625
My Mexicans are a lazy crew.

875
00:49:29.666 --> 00:49:32.916
half drunk most of the time
and useless for work.

876
00:49:32.958 --> 00:49:34.416
Oh!

877
00:49:34.458 --> 00:49:37.125
And yet. you employ hundreds.
-Oh. not nearly that many.

878
00:49:37.166 --> 00:49:40.500
Half of 'em have run off
or died of the fever.

879
00:49:41.625 --> 00:49:42.833
Well. sir.

880
00:49:44.000 --> 00:49:46.333
that is why I am here.

881
00:49:46.375 --> 00:49:48.458
I represent a religious charity

882
00:49:48.500 --> 00:49:52.500
honoring those poor.
devout Mexican field workers

883
00:49:52.541 --> 00:49:54.166
who pass away

884
00:49:54.208 --> 00:49:56.541
for the good
of their immortal souls.

885
00:49:56.583 --> 00:49:59.250
Total rubbish.
What is wrong with you. man?

886
00:49:59.291 --> 00:50:01.083
Oh. I-I don't quite understand.

887
00:50:01.125 --> 00:50:04.083
You have a portrait of
our Lord here upon on your wall.

888
00:50:04.125 --> 00:50:06.833
[Colonel Chandler] My daughter
put the damn thing up there.

889
00:50:06.875 --> 00:50:08.791
Or my departed wife.

890
00:50:08.833 --> 00:50:10.958
I do not recall.

891
00:50:11.000 --> 00:50:14.208
Superstitious nonsense!
I do not hold with it.

892
00:50:14.250 --> 00:50:16.166
Oh. and how is
your daughter. sir?

893
00:50:16.208 --> 00:50:18.125
She refuses to see anyone.

894
00:50:18.166 --> 00:50:21.416
It seems she was sweet
on that young idiot

895
00:50:21.458 --> 00:50:23.750
who got his head shot off.

896
00:50:23.791 --> 00:50:25.750
You killed him. didn't you?

897
00:50:26.375 --> 00:50:28.000
[clears throat]

898
00:50:28.041 --> 00:50:31.708
-Care for a little snuff?
-I never touch the filthy stuff.

899
00:50:32.541 --> 00:50:34.166
Quite right. too. sir!

900
00:50:34.208 --> 00:50:37.583
Regarding The Kid. I feel
that his demise was inevitable.

901
00:50:37.625 --> 00:50:38.916
These are violent times.

902
00:50:38.958 --> 00:50:40.750
and righteous persons
like ourselves...

903
00:50:40.791 --> 00:50:43.375
[Colonel Chandler] I do not hold
with righteousness. neither.

904
00:50:43.416 --> 00:50:47.291
It is just a veil
for hypocrisy and bullshit.

905
00:50:47.333 --> 00:50:49.250
[dark music playing]

906
00:50:49.291 --> 00:50:50.708
How many dead Mexicans you got?

907
00:50:52.125 --> 00:50:53.750
Approximately 80. why?

908
00:50:53.791 --> 00:50:54.958
Give you 75 cents apiece

909
00:50:55.000 --> 00:50:56.416
for their names and birthplaces.

910
00:50:56.458 --> 00:50:58.750
-75 cents. seriously?
-[Strindler] Yes.

911
00:50:58.791 --> 00:51:00.291
Oh. well. in that case...

912
00:51:01.458 --> 00:51:03.750
I may have as many as 120.

913
00:51:03.791 --> 00:51:05.583
That's fine. sir.
My offer still stands.

914
00:51:05.625 --> 00:51:07.916
I must consult with my foreman.

915
00:51:07.958 --> 00:51:10.750
Valdez! Valdez!

916
00:51:10.791 --> 00:51:12.291
Valdez. ¿donde esta?

917
00:51:12.333 --> 00:51:13.833
Sir. we have a deal.

918
00:51:13.875 --> 00:51:14.833
A done deal. sir!

919
00:51:14.875 --> 00:51:16.750
Valdez! ¿Donde esta?

920
00:51:16.791 --> 00:51:18.583
[Valdez] Sí. jefe. ¿Que paso?

921
00:51:18.625 --> 00:51:22.583
[speaking Spanish]

922
00:51:22.625 --> 00:51:24.708
-Sí. jefe.
-¡Rápido! ¡Ándale!

923
00:51:24.750 --> 00:51:26.250
[Valdez] Sí. jefe.

924
00:51:26.291 --> 00:51:28.458
We must celebrate with a drink!

925
00:51:28.500 --> 00:51:30.583
I would offer you dinner.
but we have no food here.

926
00:51:30.625 --> 00:51:32.916
It's quite all right. sir.
the list will be sufficient.

927
00:51:32.958 --> 00:51:34.250
Nonsense! Nonsense!

928
00:51:34.291 --> 00:51:36.000
We really must have a drink.

929
00:51:37.625 --> 00:51:41.083
My wife made this
some 17 years ago.

930
00:51:41.125 --> 00:51:44.791
Over time. it collected some
bugs and shit in there. but...

931
00:51:44.833 --> 00:51:49.625
I scooped all that out.
and it is very clean now.

932
00:51:49.666 --> 00:51:51.166
[liquid sloshing]

933
00:51:51.208 --> 00:51:52.166
Very clean.

934
00:51:57.208 --> 00:51:58.583
Cheers. Mr. Strindler.

935
00:51:59.250 --> 00:52:00.458
Cheers. Colonel!

936
00:52:04.708 --> 00:52:06.291
[audible gulp]

937
00:52:07.000 --> 00:52:09.916
[Strindler groans]

938
00:52:09.958 --> 00:52:12.000
[Borracho]
You don't look so good.

939
00:52:12.041 --> 00:52:13.875
[Strindler]
I don't feel so good.

940
00:52:18.750 --> 00:52:19.875
Who is that man?

941
00:52:20.875 --> 00:52:22.791
I have no idea.

942
00:52:22.833 --> 00:52:24.083
He claims to be a preacher.

943
00:52:25.708 --> 00:52:29.291
-And yet. he killed The Kid.
-Good thing. too.

944
00:52:29.333 --> 00:52:32.166
The Kid was a braggart
and a lousy hand.

945
00:52:32.208 --> 00:52:33.708
At least he's a decent shot.

946
00:52:33.750 --> 00:52:36.208
more than you can say
for most God-botherers.

947
00:52:40.875 --> 00:52:43.000
You didn't give him
any of that stuff.

948
00:52:43.708 --> 00:52:44.708
did you?

949
00:52:45.500 --> 00:52:46.833
Why not?

950
00:52:46.875 --> 00:52:48.500
It was good when your mother
made it 17 years ago.

951
00:52:48.541 --> 00:52:49.833
it's still good today.

952
00:52:49.875 --> 00:52:51.458
[vomiting]

953
00:52:53.708 --> 00:52:55.125
[groans]

954
00:52:57.791 --> 00:52:59.125
[Strindler] Get away!

955
00:53:02.958 --> 00:53:03.958
[Borracho belches]

956
00:53:06.458 --> 00:53:07.916
[Borracho] So.

957
00:53:07.958 --> 00:53:09.791
You do good business in there?

958
00:53:11.541 --> 00:53:13.458
-Care for a shot?
-Yeah.

959
00:53:13.500 --> 00:53:14.458
All right.

960
00:53:18.208 --> 00:53:19.583
[Strindler exclaims]

961
00:53:20.541 --> 00:53:22.125
Borracho.

962
00:53:22.166 --> 00:53:25.416
Tomorrow. you must take me
to the railroad station.

963
00:53:26.541 --> 00:53:29.500
Sure. Then you done with me?

964
00:53:29.541 --> 00:53:31.500
Not at all. good Borracho.

965
00:53:31.541 --> 00:53:32.750
After you leave me there.

966
00:53:32.791 --> 00:53:36.125
I want you to go directly
to El Paso. Texas.

967
00:53:36.166 --> 00:53:37.416
Get there in two days' time.

968
00:53:37.458 --> 00:53:38.916
You know where that is?

969
00:53:38.958 --> 00:53:42.750
Happens I do. But-but why?
Why don't we go together?

970
00:53:42.791 --> 00:53:45.958
That is none of your concern.

971
00:53:46.000 --> 00:53:47.083
Stop the wagon. please!

972
00:53:47.125 --> 00:53:49.208
We ain't movin'. boss.

973
00:53:49.250 --> 00:53:51.791
[vomits]

974
00:53:52.291 --> 00:53:53.750
God.

975
00:53:53.791 --> 00:53:55.791
All right. day after tomorrow.

976
00:53:55.833 --> 00:53:59.791
El Paso. Texas.
behind the Customs House.

977
00:53:59.833 --> 00:54:01.458
Agreed?

978
00:54:01.500 --> 00:54:03.541
Whatever. general.

979
00:54:03.583 --> 00:54:05.583
-[Strindler retching]
-Haw!

980
00:54:07.666 --> 00:54:09.458
[tapping box]

981
00:54:09.500 --> 00:54:10.791
[snorts]

982
00:54:12.208 --> 00:54:14.083
[sighs]

983
00:54:14.125 --> 00:54:18.791
♪ Gladly. my little cross
I'd bear ♪

984
00:54:18.833 --> 00:54:24.125
♪ I'll follow Jesus
Everywhere♪

985
00:54:24.166 --> 00:54:29.750
♪ 'Cause He's with me
I won't despair ♪

986
00:54:29.791 --> 00:54:32.416
♪ And my little cross I'd-- ♪♪

987
00:54:32.458 --> 00:54:34.875
[thunder cracks]

988
00:54:34.916 --> 00:54:36.833
[Zamora] Leaving town. amigo?

989
00:54:36.875 --> 00:54:38.291
Not quite yet.

990
00:54:38.333 --> 00:54:40.500
[thunder rumbling]

991
00:54:40.541 --> 00:54:42.500
Come have a drink with me.

992
00:54:42.541 --> 00:54:43.875
[jaunty music playing]

993
00:54:43.916 --> 00:54:45.833
Before you go.

994
00:54:45.875 --> 00:54:48.458
we need to reach
an understanding.

995
00:54:48.500 --> 00:54:51.416
[musician vocalizing]

996
00:54:51.458 --> 00:54:53.166
What's the matter?

997
00:54:53.208 --> 00:54:54.541
Don't you like music?

998
00:54:55.291 --> 00:54:56.375
No.

999
00:54:57.208 --> 00:54:58.625
[Zamora] Shh!

1000
00:54:58.666 --> 00:55:01.250
[thunder booming]

1001
00:55:05.541 --> 00:55:07.250
[door creaks]

1002
00:55:09.000 --> 00:55:11.333
I've been thinking.

1003
00:55:11.375 --> 00:55:15.083
Seems to me the money
you gave me was a down payment.

1004
00:55:15.125 --> 00:55:17.791
A prelude to our partnership.

1005
00:55:17.833 --> 00:55:19.833
You bought a lot
of dead souls here.

1006
00:55:19.875 --> 00:55:21.291
My people's souls.

1007
00:55:23.166 --> 00:55:25.041
You paid a tidy sum.

1008
00:55:25.083 --> 00:55:26.916
[thunder rumbling]

1009
00:55:26.958 --> 00:55:28.583
So. there's money to be made.

1010
00:55:30.666 --> 00:55:32.083
You're leaving town tomorrow.

1011
00:55:32.125 --> 00:55:33.750
and the road is dangerous.

1012
00:55:34.750 --> 00:55:36.541
We'll go together.

1013
00:55:38.041 --> 00:55:40.666
I figured you're going
to where our money is.

1014
00:55:41.708 --> 00:55:43.208
So. we both go.

1015
00:55:43.833 --> 00:55:45.458
Share it.

1016
00:55:45.500 --> 00:55:47.291
Fifty-fifty.

1017
00:55:48.458 --> 00:55:50.083
Like amigos.

1018
00:55:51.750 --> 00:55:53.083
Or I kill you.

1019
00:55:54.666 --> 00:55:56.875
[thunder rumbling]

1020
00:55:58.333 --> 00:55:59.333
[glasses clink]

1021
00:56:02.125 --> 00:56:02.958
[glasses thud]

1022
00:56:04.625 --> 00:56:06.875
[insects chirring]

1023
00:56:06.916 --> 00:56:09.000
[thunder cracking]

1024
00:56:11.125 --> 00:56:13.416
[match scraping]

1025
00:56:20.541 --> 00:56:21.583
[flame crackling]

1026
00:56:22.875 --> 00:56:24.166
[flame hissing]

1027
00:56:24.208 --> 00:56:25.250
[clattering crash]

1028
00:56:26.041 --> 00:56:28.541
[loud blast]

1029
00:56:30.250 --> 00:56:32.791
[eerie music playing]

1030
00:56:32.833 --> 00:56:34.833
[wind gusting]

1031
00:56:34.875 --> 00:56:38.583
♪ I came to Jordan ♪

1032
00:56:38.625 --> 00:56:40.250
♪ What did I see? ♪

1033
00:56:40.291 --> 00:56:42.916
♪ Comin' for to carry me home ♪

1034
00:56:45.416 --> 00:56:46.541
[grunts]

1035
00:56:47.375 --> 00:56:50.333
[slurred singing]

1036
00:56:59.041 --> 00:57:02.916
♪ Comin' for to carry me home ♪

1037
00:57:14.000 --> 00:57:19.458
♪ Swing low. sweet chariot ♪

1038
00:57:19.500 --> 00:57:22.833
♪ Comin' for to carry me ♪♪

1039
00:57:24.666 --> 00:57:25.916
[door creaks open]

1040
00:57:31.833 --> 00:57:34.416
[train whistle blares]

1041
00:57:34.458 --> 00:57:36.208
[train trundling]

1042
00:57:42.208 --> 00:57:44.625
[dark music playing]

1043
00:57:46.250 --> 00:57:48.375
[horses whinnying]

1044
00:57:49.833 --> 00:57:51.625
[church bell ringing]

1045
00:57:51.666 --> 00:57:54.208
[overlapping town sounds]

1046
00:57:55.583 --> 00:57:56.583
Good morning.

1047
00:57:58.083 --> 00:57:59.250
[knocking]

1048
00:58:00.083 --> 00:58:01.041
That's what he did.

1049
00:58:02.125 --> 00:58:03.375
[bell tolling]

1050
00:58:03.416 --> 00:58:06.000
Made a fool of himself
and the...

1051
00:58:08.708 --> 00:58:11.375
[liquid pouring]

1052
00:58:11.416 --> 00:58:14.833
Officer Behan will be with you
in just a moment. Minister.

1053
00:58:14.875 --> 00:58:16.208
Well. thank you. my child.

1054
00:58:16.250 --> 00:58:18.750
[clock ticking]

1055
00:58:37.541 --> 00:58:40.208
[squeaking. clattering]

1056
00:58:40.250 --> 00:58:41.125
[Officer Behan] Ah.

1057
00:58:47.250 --> 00:58:48.125
Hoo.

1058
00:58:48.166 --> 00:58:49.208
[snaps. claps]

1059
00:58:49.250 --> 00:58:50.750
Sorry to keep you
waiting. Reverend.

1060
00:58:50.791 --> 00:58:53.083
-It's quite all right. sir.
-Government work. you know.

1061
00:58:54.291 --> 00:58:55.125
Please. have a seat.

1062
00:58:56.791 --> 00:58:58.625
Now how may I assist?

1063
00:58:58.666 --> 00:59:01.750
Well. I. uh.
I sent you a letter.

1064
00:59:01.791 --> 00:59:03.083
Oh. but you most certainly did.

1065
00:59:08.708 --> 00:59:09.541
Gracias.

1066
00:59:14.083 --> 00:59:15.916
"Dear Officer Behan.

1067
00:59:15.958 --> 00:59:18.750
I have the honor
of contacting you

1068
00:59:18.791 --> 00:59:22.375
at the request of members
of my church.

1069
00:59:22.416 --> 00:59:25.333
the Fraternal Fellowship
of Universal Brotherhood.

1070
00:59:29.000 --> 00:59:34.333
My fellowship dedicates itself
to reforming former Catholics

1071
00:59:34.375 --> 00:59:37.791
and inducing them
to right their wrongs.

1072
00:59:37.833 --> 00:59:41.083
At my intervention.
many Mexicans.

1073
00:59:41.125 --> 00:59:43.375
illegally present
in the Arizona Territory...

1074
00:59:44.625 --> 00:59:47.041
have returned to their homes.

1075
00:59:47.083 --> 00:59:48.875
I look forward to meeting you

1076
00:59:48.916 --> 00:59:52.541
and presenting a written record
of these Mexicans.

1077
00:59:52.583 --> 00:59:55.833
whom I have persuaded
to depart the state.

1078
00:59:55.875 --> 00:59:58.666
in the pursuit of our
government's worthy goals.

1079
00:59:58.708 --> 01:00:00.625
Sincerely.
the Reverend Strindler."

1080
01:00:00.666 --> 01:00:03.041
Above a picture
of a mestizo child.

1081
01:00:03.083 --> 01:00:04.291
a little motto:

1082
01:00:04.333 --> 01:00:07.208
"Gladly My Little Cross
I'd Bear."

1083
01:00:09.500 --> 01:00:10.333
Hm.

1084
01:00:11.333 --> 01:00:14.208
Well. congratulations. Reverend.

1085
01:00:14.250 --> 01:00:15.083
Good work.

1086
01:00:15.625 --> 01:00:17.416
Sir.

1087
01:00:17.458 --> 01:00:20.958
I have here a list
of 750 Mexicans.

1088
01:00:21.000 --> 01:00:24.000
including their birth places
and birth dates.

1089
01:00:24.041 --> 01:00:26.416
whom I have brought to Jesus
and returned home.

1090
01:00:26.458 --> 01:00:27.333
[Officer Behan] Ah!

1091
01:00:28.208 --> 01:00:30.541
Well! Commendable.

1092
01:00:30.583 --> 01:00:35.166
But I am the. uh.
Chinese exclusionary officer.

1093
01:00:35.208 --> 01:00:36.875
So I don't deal in Mexicans.

1094
01:00:36.916 --> 01:00:38.708
How much do they pay you
per Chinaman?

1095
01:00:38.750 --> 01:00:39.583
[Behan scoffs]

1096
01:00:40.250 --> 01:00:42.041
$10.15.

1097
01:00:42.083 --> 01:00:45.166
And that's for tracking them
down and deporting them.

1098
01:00:46.041 --> 01:00:47.416
You see. uh.

1099
01:00:47.458 --> 01:00:50.458
the problem with Mexicans.
as I'm sure you're aware.

1100
01:00:50.500 --> 01:00:53.666
is that they aren't counted
on the Census.

1101
01:00:53.708 --> 01:00:57.041
This makes them very difficult
to exclude.

1102
01:00:57.083 --> 01:01:00.875
But in many ways. they're worse
than the Chinese.

1103
01:01:00.916 --> 01:01:03.333
They have the tendency
to intermarry.

1104
01:01:03.375 --> 01:01:04.500
Mm.

1105
01:01:04.541 --> 01:01:07.500
This increases the number
of half breeds.

1106
01:01:07.541 --> 01:01:09.500
adding to the disorder.

1107
01:01:10.375 --> 01:01:12.583
[coughing]

1108
01:01:12.625 --> 01:01:14.875
Why not make an exception
in this case?

1109
01:01:15.416 --> 01:01:16.250
Hm.

1110
01:01:18.125 --> 01:01:19.791
How much do you want
for the whole list?

1111
01:01:20.416 --> 01:01:21.750
$7.000.

1112
01:01:23.125 --> 01:01:23.958
[whimper-laughs]

1113
01:01:25.500 --> 01:01:27.000
I'll give you five thousand.

1114
01:01:27.041 --> 01:01:28.333
-Cash?
-Mm.

1115
01:01:28.375 --> 01:01:31.125
Will have to be sent
via wire transfer.

1116
01:01:31.166 --> 01:01:33.541
That's how government work
is done. you see.

1117
01:01:35.916 --> 01:01:38.416
[writing]

1118
01:01:39.166 --> 01:01:40.166
[paper rips]

1119
01:01:42.541 --> 01:01:44.208
Union Bank. Lamy. New Mexico.

1120
01:01:44.250 --> 01:01:46.250
Okay. This'll take
a few days. Reverend.

1121
01:01:46.291 --> 01:01:49.208
Oh. I have total confidence
in you. sir.

1122
01:01:51.416 --> 01:01:52.916
Well...

1123
01:01:52.958 --> 01:01:55.958
I see you're admiring
my machine!

1124
01:01:56.000 --> 01:01:58.875
I ride that thing back and forth
across the border

1125
01:01:58.916 --> 01:02:00.291
escorting prisoners.

1126
01:02:00.333 --> 01:02:03.458
Saving our government
substantial crossing fees.

1127
01:02:03.500 --> 01:02:07.625
Costs a dollar or a gold peso
to cross on a horse.

1128
01:02:07.666 --> 01:02:09.791
The bicycle goes gratis!

1129
01:02:09.833 --> 01:02:10.916
[chuckling]

1130
01:02:10.958 --> 01:02:12.416
Thank you. sir.
for your service.

1131
01:02:12.458 --> 01:02:13.291
Happy trails!

1132
01:02:14.166 --> 01:02:16.666
[lively music playing]

1133
01:02:18.625 --> 01:02:19.666
[laughing]

1134
01:02:19.708 --> 01:02:22.208
[indistinct chatter]

1135
01:02:39.750 --> 01:02:40.625
[music stops]

1136
01:02:40.666 --> 01:02:43.166
[applause]

1137
01:02:45.375 --> 01:02:46.208
[glasses clink]

1138
01:02:49.291 --> 01:02:50.416
[whoosh]

1139
01:02:51.791 --> 01:02:52.625
[glasses clink]

1140
01:02:55.208 --> 01:02:56.583
[whoosh]

1141
01:02:59.125 --> 01:03:00.000
[man] Strindler!

1142
01:03:01.416 --> 01:03:03.291
No. what? Agh!

1143
01:03:04.375 --> 01:03:05.375
What?

1144
01:03:05.416 --> 01:03:06.416
What is the...

1145
01:03:06.458 --> 01:03:07.875
what is the meaning
of this outrage?

1146
01:03:07.916 --> 01:03:09.000
You let me out now!

1147
01:03:09.041 --> 01:03:10.583
I am the Reverend Strindler!

1148
01:03:10.625 --> 01:03:11.541
[panting]

1149
01:03:11.583 --> 01:03:13.166
[gate squeaks closed]

1150
01:03:13.208 --> 01:03:15.583
[panting]

1151
01:03:15.625 --> 01:03:18.125
[insects chirring]

1152
01:03:19.875 --> 01:03:20.750
[birds chirping]

1153
01:03:20.791 --> 01:03:23.291
-[keys jangling]
-[footsteps]

1154
01:03:28.750 --> 01:03:31.500
[gate opens]

1155
01:03:31.541 --> 01:03:33.291
[man] Hm. Go on.

1156
01:03:33.333 --> 01:03:35.333
-[man] All right.
-[man 2] All right. all right.

1157
01:03:40.416 --> 01:03:41.416
[gate closes]

1158
01:03:45.166 --> 01:03:47.041
[gate squeaks closed]

1159
01:03:53.166 --> 01:03:54.000
[snorts]

1160
01:03:54.958 --> 01:03:57.333
[items clatter]

1161
01:03:59.166 --> 01:04:00.000
[lid closes]

1162
01:04:04.333 --> 01:04:07.041
[distant dog barking]

1163
01:04:07.083 --> 01:04:09.583
-[insects chirring]
-[coyotes howling]

1164
01:04:10.750 --> 01:04:11.583
[gate clanging]

1165
01:04:12.500 --> 01:04:15.000
[gate creaks open]

1166
01:04:21.250 --> 01:04:22.208
-Swindler.
-Hm?

1167
01:04:22.750 --> 01:04:24.041
[groans]

1168
01:04:24.083 --> 01:04:24.916
[distant gunshot]

1169
01:04:26.541 --> 01:04:27.833
-[man] Swindler!
-Huh?

1170
01:04:31.208 --> 01:04:33.333
My name is not Swindler.
it's Strindler.

1171
01:04:33.958 --> 01:04:34.916
Be silent.

1172
01:04:36.083 --> 01:04:38.500
I'm Samuel S. Vistov.

1173
01:04:38.541 --> 01:04:40.916
federal prosecutor from Tucson.

1174
01:04:40.958 --> 01:04:42.333
You're in big trouble.

1175
01:04:42.375 --> 01:04:43.666
No. I'm not.

1176
01:04:43.708 --> 01:04:45.750
I am a man of God
and a successful businessman.

1177
01:04:45.791 --> 01:04:48.666
Don't give me any
of your bullshit. Swindler.

1178
01:04:48.708 --> 01:04:50.708
I know
you're a confidence man...

1179
01:04:51.666 --> 01:04:55.000
wanted in Arizona Territory...

1180
01:04:56.250 --> 01:04:58.208
for desecrating a cemetery.

1181
01:04:59.000 --> 01:05:01.416
dynamiting a cantina.

1182
01:05:01.458 --> 01:05:03.666
and forging a widow's will.

1183
01:05:03.708 --> 01:05:04.958
What the devil do you mean?

1184
01:05:05.000 --> 01:05:07.291
I-I never forged a widow's will.

1185
01:05:07.333 --> 01:05:09.625
[Samuel] Why. sure you did.

1186
01:05:09.666 --> 01:05:11.666
I mean to extradite you.

1187
01:05:12.458 --> 01:05:13.833
put you on trial.

1188
01:05:14.625 --> 01:05:16.500
get a conviction.

1189
01:05:16.541 --> 01:05:20.333
and send you off
to the federal prison in Yuma.

1190
01:05:21.791 --> 01:05:22.916
Unless...

1191
01:05:23.708 --> 01:05:24.791
Unless what?

1192
01:05:25.916 --> 01:05:27.291
[Samuel] Well. you see.

1193
01:05:27.333 --> 01:05:29.250
my deputies.

1194
01:05:29.291 --> 01:05:32.291
they went through
your pockets and bags.

1195
01:05:32.333 --> 01:05:35.000
They didn't find a thing.

1196
01:05:35.041 --> 01:05:39.000
Now. I know you're down
to your last couple bucks.

1197
01:05:39.041 --> 01:05:41.916
Yet back there in the Territory.

1198
01:05:41.958 --> 01:05:44.833
you were spending money
like it was. uh.

1199
01:05:44.875 --> 01:05:46.458
going out of style.

1200
01:05:48.916 --> 01:05:50.708
Also...

1201
01:05:50.750 --> 01:05:54.708
You were engaged
in that bunco scheme

1202
01:05:54.750 --> 01:05:56.333
involving dead Mexicans.

1203
01:05:57.416 --> 01:05:58.708
-Am I right?
-No. no. no.

1204
01:05:58.750 --> 01:05:59.750
I can explain that.

1205
01:05:59.791 --> 01:06:01.833
You see I work
for the U.S. Census.

1206
01:06:01.875 --> 01:06:04.708
and I've been compiling a list
of deceased farm workers.

1207
01:06:04.750 --> 01:06:07.000
-I just...
-Oh. horsefeathers!

1208
01:06:07.041 --> 01:06:09.958
I don't know what your angle is.

1209
01:06:10.000 --> 01:06:13.291
but I sense there's. uh.
money in it.

1210
01:06:14.791 --> 01:06:16.958
And I'm prepared to make a deal.

1211
01:06:19.583 --> 01:06:21.541
What kind of deal?

1212
01:06:21.583 --> 01:06:24.750
[Samuel] Well. you've got
dollars stashed someplace.

1213
01:06:26.208 --> 01:06:27.250
Cut me in.

1214
01:06:28.541 --> 01:06:31.208
95%.

1215
01:06:31.250 --> 01:06:34.166
And I'll let you walk free.

1216
01:06:34.208 --> 01:06:35.708
[Strindler] 95%?

1217
01:06:35.750 --> 01:06:37.291
Sure.

1218
01:06:37.333 --> 01:06:41.208
That widow who made those false
statements against you.

1219
01:06:41.250 --> 01:06:45.458
I'll have her arrested
and thrown in jail.

1220
01:06:45.500 --> 01:06:48.166
And all those other complaints
against you.

1221
01:06:48.208 --> 01:06:51.250
I'll just have them dismissed.

1222
01:06:51.291 --> 01:06:55.083
And those Mexicans
whom you murdered.

1223
01:06:55.125 --> 01:06:57.958
and whose graves you defiled.

1224
01:06:58.000 --> 01:07:01.666
well. they can just
swing in the wind.

1225
01:07:02.458 --> 01:07:05.208
You can do all this?

1226
01:07:05.250 --> 01:07:08.333
I'm a federal prosecutor.
Swindler.

1227
01:07:08.375 --> 01:07:09.333
[tense music playing]

1228
01:07:09.375 --> 01:07:12.041
You're just a silly old man.

1229
01:07:12.083 --> 01:07:14.291
unsuited for our modern times.

1230
01:07:15.625 --> 01:07:17.666
But because I'm kind...

1231
01:07:19.041 --> 01:07:20.875
I won't hold this against you.

1232
01:07:22.500 --> 01:07:25.708
I'll be back here.
one hour. Swindler.

1233
01:07:29.083 --> 01:07:31.375
That's one hour. Swindler.

1234
01:07:31.416 --> 01:07:33.250
We'll go dig up that money.

1235
01:07:33.291 --> 01:07:34.583
Yeah.

1236
01:07:34.625 --> 01:07:36.791
We could even part as friends.

1237
01:07:41.750 --> 01:07:43.458
[sighs]

1238
01:07:43.500 --> 01:07:44.416
[gate creaks closed]

1239
01:07:44.458 --> 01:07:46.958
[groans]

1240
01:07:51.208 --> 01:07:53.708
[creaking]

1241
01:07:59.541 --> 01:08:01.333
-Reverend Strindler!
-What? What? What?

1242
01:08:01.375 --> 01:08:02.208
Agh!

1243
01:08:02.958 --> 01:08:03.958
Oh.

1244
01:08:04.000 --> 01:08:05.041
Miss Chandler!

1245
01:08:05.083 --> 01:08:08.291
I must speak with you.
most urgently.

1246
01:08:08.333 --> 01:08:11.750
Reverend. you stand accused
of dreadful deeds.

1247
01:08:11.791 --> 01:08:12.958
Yeah. but I can explain.

1248
01:08:13.000 --> 01:08:15.666
Five days ago.
you fought a wicked duel

1249
01:08:15.708 --> 01:08:17.750
with a young man
whom I esteemed.

1250
01:08:19.041 --> 01:08:20.666
He died as a result.

1251
01:08:20.708 --> 01:08:22.250
killing our sheriff
in the process.

1252
01:08:22.291 --> 01:08:23.750
Ah. yeah. but that's. you see...

1253
01:08:23.791 --> 01:08:26.875
The next day. it is said
that you defiled a cemetery.

1254
01:08:26.916 --> 01:08:29.291
murdered several Mexicans.

1255
01:08:29.333 --> 01:08:31.083
and forged a widow's will.

1256
01:08:31.125 --> 01:08:33.625
What? No. I did not forge
a widow's will!

1257
01:08:34.541 --> 01:08:36.041
Reverend.

1258
01:08:36.083 --> 01:08:38.416
I did not journey
all this distance

1259
01:08:38.458 --> 01:08:40.791
simply to dispute with you.

1260
01:08:40.833 --> 01:08:44.958
You are accused
of heinous crimes.

1261
01:08:45.000 --> 01:08:48.958
And yet. based on
our brief acquaintance.

1262
01:08:49.000 --> 01:08:50.500
I believe that there is good
in you.

1263
01:08:50.541 --> 01:08:52.375
[soft music playing]

1264
01:08:52.416 --> 01:08:53.666
I've come to hear your story.

1265
01:08:54.791 --> 01:08:55.625
Oh.

1266
01:08:57.791 --> 01:08:59.208
Benefactress!

1267
01:08:59.250 --> 01:09:01.666
[weeping]

1268
01:09:03.875 --> 01:09:06.625
I am being
most serious. Reverend.

1269
01:09:06.666 --> 01:09:11.375
If I am to assist you.
you must tell the truth.

1270
01:09:12.375 --> 01:09:13.291
Who are you?

1271
01:09:14.875 --> 01:09:17.791
Why have you done these things?

1272
01:09:17.833 --> 01:09:21.333
Oh. Ma'am. I was tempted
by Satan. the Deceiver.

1273
01:09:21.375 --> 01:09:22.833
but I swear to you.
I know nothing

1274
01:09:22.875 --> 01:09:24.500
of Derringers.
pistols. murderings.

1275
01:09:24.541 --> 01:09:27.166
[Rose] Speak
the truth. Strindler!

1276
01:09:27.208 --> 01:09:31.541
What has brought you
to this sorry pass?

1277
01:09:31.583 --> 01:09:33.208
You genuinely care to hear?

1278
01:09:34.041 --> 01:09:35.750
[Rose] Yes. I do.

1279
01:09:35.791 --> 01:09:39.458
Now. calm yourself.

1280
01:09:39.500 --> 01:09:42.500
reflect on how to make peace
with God.

1281
01:09:42.541 --> 01:09:45.166
and give some thought
to your poor soul.

1282
01:09:45.208 --> 01:09:48.333
[soft. eerie music playing]

1283
01:09:48.375 --> 01:09:49.916
Very well. benefactress.

1284
01:09:51.458 --> 01:09:55.125
You alone shall hear
Strindler's tale.

1285
01:09:55.166 --> 01:09:57.666
[mysterious music playing]

1286
01:10:04.000 --> 01:10:05.833
As a lad...

1287
01:10:05.875 --> 01:10:08.541
I resembled neither
my mother nor my father.

1288
01:10:09.833 --> 01:10:11.333
From the beginning.

1289
01:10:11.375 --> 01:10:15.291
life gazed on me in a dour
and unwelcoming way.

1290
01:10:16.333 --> 01:10:18.416
There was no friend.

1291
01:10:18.458 --> 01:10:21.500
no playmate for my childhood.

1292
01:10:21.541 --> 01:10:24.708
My father taught me
the eternal maxims.

1293
01:10:24.750 --> 01:10:26.791
Not to be caught in a lie.

1294
01:10:26.833 --> 01:10:29.458
To show obedience
to my elders.

1295
01:10:29.500 --> 01:10:32.291
And to nurture the appearance
of virtue.

1296
01:10:34.083 --> 01:10:38.833
At parting. no tear fell
from paternal eyes.

1297
01:10:38.875 --> 01:10:41.000
See that you do
your lessons. Strindler.

1298
01:10:41.041 --> 01:10:43.958
Don't be naughty.
and stay out of mischief.

1299
01:10:44.000 --> 01:10:46.750
And above all. try to please
your teachers and superiors.

1300
01:10:46.791 --> 01:10:48.000
I will. Papa.

1301
01:10:48.041 --> 01:10:50.208
Shut up and listen!

1302
01:10:50.250 --> 01:10:52.500
Don't get too close
to your schoolmates.

1303
01:10:52.541 --> 01:10:54.958
Only make friends with those
who are better off.

1304
01:10:55.000 --> 01:10:56.250
They can be of use to you.

1305
01:10:56.291 --> 01:10:59.500
And above all.
never spend a red cent!

1306
01:10:59.541 --> 01:11:02.375
Your friends will betray you.
but money never will.

1307
01:11:02.416 --> 01:11:03.500
Yes. Papa.

1308
01:11:03.541 --> 01:11:04.833
Silence!

1309
01:11:04.875 --> 01:11:06.708
You can do anything.

1310
01:11:06.750 --> 01:11:09.750
overcome anything
in this world with money. lad.

1311
01:11:11.875 --> 01:11:15.000
[suitcases clatter]

1312
01:11:15.041 --> 01:11:19.375
Oh. Papa. may I not stay
with you. Mama.

1313
01:11:19.416 --> 01:11:21.083
and Uncle Sancho?

1314
01:11:21.125 --> 01:11:23.583
Sinful. stupid Strindler!

1315
01:11:23.625 --> 01:11:24.625
Wicked boy!

1316
01:11:24.666 --> 01:11:25.500
Begone!

1317
01:11:26.041 --> 01:11:26.916
Hiya!

1318
01:11:26.958 --> 01:11:28.916
[sled bells jingling]

1319
01:11:31.125 --> 01:11:33.666
[pensive music playing]

1320
01:11:33.708 --> 01:11:36.208
[wind howling]

1321
01:11:37.666 --> 01:11:40.166
[wolf howls]

1322
01:11:43.625 --> 01:11:46.125
[snoring]

1323
01:11:48.500 --> 01:11:49.958
[items clatter]

1324
01:11:50.000 --> 01:11:50.833
Who's here?

1325
01:11:54.083 --> 01:11:55.166
Oh!

1326
01:12:04.708 --> 01:12:07.208
[gate creaks open]

1327
01:12:09.333 --> 01:12:10.416
[door creaks open]

1328
01:12:10.458 --> 01:12:12.958
[mystical whooshing sound]

1329
01:12:15.458 --> 01:12:16.375
[door opens]

1330
01:12:16.416 --> 01:12:17.791
[digital phone ringing]

1331
01:12:17.833 --> 01:12:20.791
[whirring]

1332
01:12:20.833 --> 01:12:22.041
[digital phone ringing]

1333
01:12:22.083 --> 01:12:25.166
[tinny. echoing footsteps]

1334
01:12:25.208 --> 01:12:27.708
[digital phone ringing]

1335
01:12:36.541 --> 01:12:37.833
Hello?

1336
01:12:37.875 --> 01:12:40.375
[staticky indistinct speaking]

1337
01:12:43.333 --> 01:12:44.208
[phone clatters]

1338
01:12:44.250 --> 01:12:46.750
[speaking continues]

1339
01:12:55.666 --> 01:12:58.166
[whirring]

1340
01:13:06.666 --> 01:13:09.166
[whirring]

1341
01:13:13.083 --> 01:13:15.750
[whooshing]

1342
01:13:15.791 --> 01:13:17.041
[knocking]

1343
01:13:19.750 --> 01:13:20.583
Take a seat.

1344
01:13:28.125 --> 01:13:29.291
I didn't tell you to sit down.

1345
01:13:31.041 --> 01:13:32.125
She's only kidding.

1346
01:13:33.500 --> 01:13:34.625
Sit down. Strindler.

1347
01:13:36.750 --> 01:13:38.916
We are engaged in
a highly sensitive project.

1348
01:13:40.000 --> 01:13:42.041
Tallying the totals of the dead.

1349
01:13:42.083 --> 01:13:44.416
You have some expertise here.
do you not?

1350
01:13:44.458 --> 01:13:47.708
Well. yes. I do.
to a certain extent.

1351
01:13:47.750 --> 01:13:49.291
-Mm.
-1844.

1352
01:13:49.333 --> 01:13:51.666
Lists of deceased serfs
in Kievan Rus'

1353
01:13:51.708 --> 01:13:53.750
delivered to
the Peerage Ministry.

1354
01:13:53.791 --> 01:13:57.458
1890. a record of dead Mexicans
in the Arizona Territory

1355
01:13:57.500 --> 01:14:00.875
prepared for
the exclusion officer in Texas.

1356
01:14:00.916 --> 01:14:05.541
1929. Nicaraguan insurgents
killed by the Marine Corps.

1357
01:14:05.583 --> 01:14:07.666
comprehensive tally.

1358
01:14:07.708 --> 01:14:10.750
1945. Strindler's list.

1359
01:14:11.541 --> 01:14:12.666
Impressive.

1360
01:14:13.333 --> 01:14:14.416
Well. thank you.

1361
01:14:14.458 --> 01:14:15.708
I do my best.

1362
01:14:15.750 --> 01:14:17.375
[woman] Our country needs
an accurate estimate

1363
01:14:17.416 --> 01:14:19.041
of enemy losses
in the three wars

1364
01:14:19.083 --> 01:14:20.458
that we're currently fighting.

1365
01:14:20.500 --> 01:14:22.208
How many Russians
have we killed today?

1366
01:14:22.250 --> 01:14:23.208
How many Chinese?

1367
01:14:23.250 --> 01:14:24.250
How many Peruvians?

1368
01:14:24.291 --> 01:14:26.125
And how did they die?

1369
01:14:26.166 --> 01:14:27.416
Via ordnance?

1370
01:14:27.458 --> 01:14:28.791
Partisan activities?

1371
01:14:28.833 --> 01:14:32.666
Or bioweapons tailored
to their genetic provenance?

1372
01:14:32.708 --> 01:14:35.333
You want this to be
an accurate list?

1373
01:14:35.375 --> 01:14:36.750
[woman] Of course.

1374
01:14:36.791 --> 01:14:40.541
Accurate figures depicting
best practice on our part.

1375
01:14:40.583 --> 01:14:42.250
How we're killing
many more of the enemy

1376
01:14:42.291 --> 01:14:44.291
than we originally estimated.

1377
01:14:44.333 --> 01:14:47.166
Backed up by solid data.
naturally.

1378
01:14:47.208 --> 01:14:49.875
We envision this
as an AI-centric project.

1379
01:14:49.916 --> 01:14:51.833
So. you'll have
all the necessary support

1380
01:14:51.875 --> 01:14:54.291
you will need to come
to the necessary conclusions.

1381
01:14:58.166 --> 01:15:00.500
What's the pay?

1382
01:15:00.541 --> 01:15:02.875
[woman] $10.15
for every Russian.

1383
01:15:02.916 --> 01:15:05.166
$10.06 for a Chinaman.

1384
01:15:05.208 --> 01:15:09.958
[man] And for Peruvians.
we'll throw in .000512 bitcoin.

1385
01:15:10.000 --> 01:15:12.583
You'll have to set up
a hardware wallet. of course.

1386
01:15:12.625 --> 01:15:16.375
-I'll need to think about this.
-[woman] Don't think too long.

1387
01:15:17.291 --> 01:15:18.583
-But I...
-Don't.

1388
01:15:22.083 --> 01:15:23.583
[snoring]

1389
01:15:23.625 --> 01:15:25.791
I'll need to think about this.

1390
01:15:25.833 --> 01:15:27.958
[birds chirping]

1391
01:15:28.000 --> 01:15:29.083
Well. I'll need to...

1392
01:15:30.916 --> 01:15:31.750
I'll...

1393
01:15:33.375 --> 01:15:34.250
Huh?

1394
01:15:34.291 --> 01:15:36.791
[bell tolling]

1395
01:15:39.791 --> 01:15:40.666
[grunts]

1396
01:15:40.708 --> 01:15:41.708
[speaking French]

1397
01:15:41.750 --> 01:15:44.250
[rattling]

1398
01:15:56.666 --> 01:15:58.083
[door creaks open]

1399
01:16:01.833 --> 01:16:03.250
Borracho!

1400
01:16:03.291 --> 01:16:05.875
Well. I told you to meet me
behind the Customs House!

1401
01:16:05.916 --> 01:16:07.625
This here is the Customs House.

1402
01:16:07.666 --> 01:16:08.750
It is?

1403
01:16:08.791 --> 01:16:10.791
Yeah. It also be the town jail.

1404
01:16:10.833 --> 01:16:12.000
Oh. Oh.

1405
01:16:12.041 --> 01:16:14.041
How the fuck
did you get out of there?

1406
01:16:14.083 --> 01:16:16.791
Well. it's a long story.
my friend.

1407
01:16:16.833 --> 01:16:19.500
Well. get your skinny ass
up here on the buckboard.

1408
01:16:20.583 --> 01:16:21.458
Shall we?

1409
01:16:21.500 --> 01:16:23.541
[exclaims in Spanish]

1410
01:16:29.083 --> 01:16:31.750
So. which ways
we goin' now. Captain?

1411
01:16:31.791 --> 01:16:33.166
North. then west.

1412
01:16:34.750 --> 01:16:36.500
Why. here comes Johnny Behan.

1413
01:16:38.833 --> 01:16:42.041
Well. uh. uh. good morning!

1414
01:16:42.083 --> 01:16:44.708
Well. you're up and about
quite early. aren't you?

1415
01:16:44.750 --> 01:16:46.750
Oh. well. you know
the Lord's work

1416
01:16:46.791 --> 01:16:47.875
waits for no man.

1417
01:16:47.916 --> 01:16:49.916
Well. you know.
I wanted to tell you.

1418
01:16:49.958 --> 01:16:52.958
those Mexicans. uh.
they all seem to have lit out.

1419
01:16:53.000 --> 01:16:54.208
just like you said.

1420
01:16:54.250 --> 01:16:56.541
I telegraphed that money
to the church in Lamy.

1421
01:16:56.583 --> 01:16:58.541
It'll be waiting for you
when you arrive.

1422
01:16:58.583 --> 01:17:00.125
[Strindler] Thank you
so much. sir.

1423
01:17:00.166 --> 01:17:01.958
My congregation
will be much obliged.

1424
01:17:02.000 --> 01:17:03.166
Oh. uh. well.

1425
01:17:03.208 --> 01:17:06.250
I did have to deduct
a small percentage.

1426
01:17:06.291 --> 01:17:08.500
Cost of the cable.
Hope you don't mind.

1427
01:17:08.541 --> 01:17:09.666
No. no. no. of course. sir.

1428
01:17:09.708 --> 01:17:10.916
It's quite all right.

1429
01:17:10.958 --> 01:17:12.083
Safe travels. Reverend.

1430
01:17:14.916 --> 01:17:17.166
Do I know you?

1431
01:17:17.208 --> 01:17:20.541
Oh. this man. uh. uh.
he is Deacon Barr.

1432
01:17:20.583 --> 01:17:23.500
one of my most devout.
uh. parishioners.

1433
01:17:23.541 --> 01:17:24.541
Oh. well!

1434
01:17:24.583 --> 01:17:25.875
Pleased to meet you. Deacon.

1435
01:17:25.916 --> 01:17:27.333
[growls softly]

1436
01:17:27.375 --> 01:17:29.375
Now. if you'll excuse me.

1437
01:17:29.416 --> 01:17:31.083
I've got a few Chinamen
to deport.

1438
01:17:31.125 --> 01:17:32.583
[chuckles]

1439
01:17:32.625 --> 01:17:34.666
You're a man
of the future. Strindler.

1440
01:17:34.708 --> 01:17:36.125
My door is always open to you.

1441
01:17:37.458 --> 01:17:39.083
-[Borracho urges horse]
-Come on!

1442
01:17:39.125 --> 01:17:40.583
[Borracho] Yah! Yah!

1443
01:17:44.750 --> 01:17:46.666
Sure your door's always open.

1444
01:17:46.708 --> 01:17:48.708
Johnny fucking Behan!

1445
01:17:49.875 --> 01:17:51.958
That little shit
used to be the governor

1446
01:17:52.000 --> 01:17:53.791
of the goddamn Yuma Jail!

1447
01:17:55.041 --> 01:17:57.166
What the fuck's he up to now?

1448
01:17:57.208 --> 01:17:58.041
Government work.

1449
01:17:59.500 --> 01:18:02.000
[lively music playing]

1450
01:18:06.666 --> 01:18:08.666
-[Behan] Hola! Good morning.
-Hola. amigo.

1451
01:18:09.791 --> 01:18:12.916
Okay. this one is a cook.

1452
01:18:12.958 --> 01:18:16.000
The two. I reckon.
are good for laundry.

1453
01:18:16.041 --> 01:18:17.458
[speaking Spanish]

1454
01:18:17.500 --> 01:18:20.208
[speaking Spanish]

1455
01:18:20.916 --> 01:18:21.791
Gracias.

1456
01:18:21.833 --> 01:18:23.250
Adios. amigo.

1457
01:18:23.291 --> 01:18:25.833
[speaking Spanish]

1458
01:18:25.875 --> 01:18:28.833
[speaking Spanish]

1459
01:18:28.875 --> 01:18:32.125
[Borracho] So. west to Roswell.
then north to Lamy?

1460
01:18:32.166 --> 01:18:33.625
[Strindler] Sounds about right.

1461
01:18:36.500 --> 01:18:40.000
And you have no idea
how he acquired the key?

1462
01:18:40.041 --> 01:18:41.916
None. Mr. Prosecutor.

1463
01:18:41.958 --> 01:18:44.375
I addressed him
via the prison bars.

1464
01:18:44.416 --> 01:18:45.750
Where do you think he went?

1465
01:18:45.791 --> 01:18:47.291
[soft music playing]

1466
01:18:47.333 --> 01:18:48.833
Mexico.

1467
01:18:48.875 --> 01:18:52.375
Yes. surely Strindler
is bound for Sonora.

1468
01:18:54.208 --> 01:18:56.708
[bicycle squealing]

1469
01:19:03.666 --> 01:19:04.916
Thank you. Ma'am.

1470
01:19:04.958 --> 01:19:07.458
You've been
of considerable assistance.

1471
01:19:09.250 --> 01:19:10.666
It is my pleasure. sir.

1472
01:19:15.333 --> 01:19:17.833
[moody music playing]

1473
01:19:21.625 --> 01:19:23.833
[Borracho] I had
the worst dream last night.

1474
01:19:25.958 --> 01:19:26.791
You was in it.

1475
01:19:29.666 --> 01:19:33.375
We was in some big city.
Denver. Blackhawk. maybe.

1476
01:19:35.416 --> 01:19:38.083
And there was these big mansions

1477
01:19:39.041 --> 01:19:40.500
rising way up high.

1478
01:19:42.000 --> 01:19:43.625
And yet...

1479
01:19:43.666 --> 01:19:46.875
everywhere you looked.
there was poor people.

1480
01:19:48.166 --> 01:19:49.541
sleeping on the streets.

1481
01:19:51.041 --> 01:19:52.208
living in tents.

1482
01:19:54.166 --> 01:19:55.833
And the worst thing
of it were...

1483
01:19:59.041 --> 01:20:02.041
it weren't just Denver. sir.

1484
01:20:02.083 --> 01:20:04.958
It was like that
all over the world.

1485
01:20:06.291 --> 01:20:08.083
Everywhere.

1486
01:20:08.125 --> 01:20:10.125
Oh. what you've
experienced. Borracho.

1487
01:20:10.166 --> 01:20:13.083
is what the French
would call a cauchemar.

1488
01:20:13.125 --> 01:20:14.000
fever dream!

1489
01:20:14.041 --> 01:20:15.500
[laughs]

1490
01:20:15.541 --> 01:20:17.333
You can rest assured. my friend.

1491
01:20:17.375 --> 01:20:20.041
such things will never happen.

1492
01:20:20.083 --> 01:20:22.041
Well. I sure hope
you're right. Professor.

1493
01:20:24.291 --> 01:20:25.125
I sure do.

1494
01:20:28.375 --> 01:20:29.458
[horse nickers]

1495
01:20:38.666 --> 01:20:41.166
[music darkens]

1496
01:20:45.708 --> 01:20:46.583
[snorts]

1497
01:20:46.625 --> 01:20:47.833
[music softens]

1498
01:20:47.875 --> 01:20:48.708
Care for a pinch?

1499
01:20:50.541 --> 01:20:52.125
No. thank you kindly. Captain.

1500
01:20:53.458 --> 01:20:55.166
To each his own devices.

1501
01:20:55.833 --> 01:20:56.666
[cork pops]

1502
01:20:57.958 --> 01:20:59.625
[chugging]

1503
01:21:00.375 --> 01:21:01.375
[sighs]

1504
01:21:06.583 --> 01:21:07.875
[horse nickers]

1505
01:21:08.708 --> 01:21:10.666
[horse snorts]

1506
01:21:10.708 --> 01:21:15.000
[Borracho] ♪ Oh
The Yellow Rose of Texas ♪

1507
01:21:15.041 --> 01:21:18.333
♪ And the Man from Laramie ♪

1508
01:21:18.375 --> 01:21:24.458
♪ Invited Davy Crockett
To have a cup of tea ♪

1509
01:21:24.500 --> 01:21:31.375
♪ Oh. the tea was so delicious
He had another cup ♪

1510
01:21:31.416 --> 01:21:37.916
♪ And left poor Davy Crockett
To do the washing up ♪♪

1511
01:21:37.958 --> 01:21:39.833
[soft. tense music playing]

1512
01:21:39.875 --> 01:21:42.083
Did you compose that song
yourself. Borracho?

1513
01:21:42.833 --> 01:21:45.250
Indeed I did. Reverend.

1514
01:21:45.291 --> 01:21:46.791
Would you like
to hear some more?

1515
01:21:47.708 --> 01:21:48.541
Absolutely.

1516
01:21:49.291 --> 01:21:52.750
♪ Oh ♪

1517
01:21:52.791 --> 01:21:55.375
♪ The Yellow Rose of Texas ♪

1518
01:21:55.416 --> 01:21:56.291
[gun cocks]

1519
01:21:56.333 --> 01:21:58.208
[birds chirping]

1520
01:21:58.250 --> 01:22:00.750
[tense music playing]

1521
01:22:15.625 --> 01:22:18.375
[suspenseful music playing]

1522
01:22:18.416 --> 01:22:19.958
[gun hammer clicking]

1523
01:22:21.583 --> 01:22:23.541
♪ From Laramie ♪

1524
01:22:23.583 --> 01:22:28.375
♪ Invited Davy Crockett
To have a cup of tea ♪

1525
01:22:28.416 --> 01:22:31.416
♪ Well. the tea
Was so delicious ♪

1526
01:22:31.458 --> 01:22:32.708
♪ They had another ♪

1527
01:22:32.750 --> 01:22:34.208
-[gunshot]
-[groans]

1528
01:22:34.250 --> 01:22:36.208
[grunting]

1529
01:22:36.250 --> 01:22:37.291
-[gunshot]
-[shouts]

1530
01:22:37.333 --> 01:22:38.458
[tense music playing]

1531
01:22:38.500 --> 01:22:41.000
[horse grunting]

1532
01:22:56.583 --> 01:22:59.083
[vultures squawking]

1533
01:23:06.500 --> 01:23:07.500
What'd I tell you?

1534
01:23:15.375 --> 01:23:16.958
Stay back. Princess.

1535
01:23:18.291 --> 01:23:20.791
[grim music playing]

1536
01:23:22.166 --> 01:23:24.000
Good and dead.

1537
01:23:29.916 --> 01:23:32.041
Mr. Swindler.

1538
01:23:32.083 --> 01:23:35.166
Let's see if you got
that bank book on you now.

1539
01:23:36.708 --> 01:23:37.875
[sighs]

1540
01:23:39.875 --> 01:23:41.375
All right.

1541
01:23:41.416 --> 01:23:43.916
[suspenseful music playing]

1542
01:23:45.625 --> 01:23:46.916
Surprise!

1543
01:23:46.958 --> 01:23:47.958
[gunshot]

1544
01:23:48.625 --> 01:23:51.041
[laughing]

1545
01:23:53.750 --> 01:23:54.583
Shit!

1546
01:23:55.375 --> 01:23:56.250
Shit!

1547
01:23:56.291 --> 01:23:58.458
[eerie music playing]

1548
01:23:58.500 --> 01:23:59.333
No!

1549
01:24:03.541 --> 01:24:04.416
Ah.

1550
01:24:04.458 --> 01:24:05.583
Ah!

1551
01:24:05.625 --> 01:24:08.166
[shouting]

1552
01:24:17.916 --> 01:24:20.416
[chuckling]

1553
01:24:21.583 --> 01:24:22.458
You see?

1554
01:24:22.500 --> 01:24:23.750
I am no swindler.

1555
01:24:24.333 --> 01:24:26.166
I am Strindler.

1556
01:24:26.208 --> 01:24:27.791
[sighs]

1557
01:24:29.333 --> 01:24:30.250
Strindler.

1558
01:24:33.750 --> 01:24:35.833
Oh!

1559
01:24:35.875 --> 01:24:37.750
[unsettling music playing]

1560
01:24:37.791 --> 01:24:40.291
[laughing]

1561
01:24:42.291 --> 01:24:43.125
[clattering]

1562
01:24:43.833 --> 01:24:44.833
I am Strindler.

1563
01:24:45.875 --> 01:24:46.750
Strindler.

1564
01:24:47.833 --> 01:24:48.791
Strindler.

1565
01:24:49.541 --> 01:24:51.041
Strindler!

1566
01:24:51.083 --> 01:24:58.125
I am Strindler!

1567
01:24:58.166 --> 01:25:00.666
[vultures screeching]

1568
01:25:04.958 --> 01:25:05.916
Strindler.

1569
01:25:07.875 --> 01:25:08.958
Strindler!

1570
01:25:09.500 --> 01:25:13.625
Strindler!

1571
01:25:13.666 --> 01:25:14.541
Ha!

1572
01:25:14.583 --> 01:25:17.208
[creatures chirping. howling]

1573
01:25:17.250 --> 01:25:19.208
[eerie musical flourish]

1574
01:25:20.791 --> 01:25:23.291
["Be Careful What You Pray For"
by Heathen Apostles]

1575
01:25:44.208 --> 01:25:48.208
[Mather] ♪ Here is the light
And lo. here is the way ♪

1576
01:25:48.250 --> 01:25:51.958
♪ Ushering judgement
With these hands that pray ♪

1577
01:25:52.000 --> 01:25:55.875
♪ Never mind what the good book
Is commanding ♪

1578
01:25:55.916 --> 01:25:59.875
♪ I know that I still remain
In good standing ♪

1579
01:25:59.916 --> 01:26:02.166
♪ You think
You're drawin' an ace ♪

1580
01:26:02.208 --> 01:26:04.958
♪ But you're fallin'
From grace ♪

1581
01:26:05.000 --> 01:26:07.875
♪ This ain't
Some kinda Holy War ♪

1582
01:26:07.916 --> 01:26:12.625
♪ When the Faith is ablaze
And you're all outta praise ♪

1583
01:26:12.666 --> 01:26:15.791
♪ Be careful
What you pray for ♪

1584
01:26:22.666 --> 01:26:26.583
♪ Here is the church
And here is the steeple ♪

1585
01:26:26.625 --> 01:26:30.375
♪ Closing our doors
To the undesired people ♪

1586
01:26:30.416 --> 01:26:34.250
♪ Whom shall we pluck out
If they so offend us? ♪

1587
01:26:34.291 --> 01:26:38.250
♪ Justified because our anger
Is righteous ♪

1588
01:26:38.291 --> 01:26:40.541
♪ You think
You're drawin' an ace ♪

1589
01:26:40.583 --> 01:26:43.333
♪ But you're fallin'
From grace ♪

1590
01:26:43.375 --> 01:26:46.250
♪ This ain't
Some kinda Holy War ♪

1591
01:26:46.291 --> 01:26:51.000
♪ When the Faith is ablaze
And you're all outta praise ♪

1592
01:26:51.041 --> 01:26:54.583
♪ Be careful
What you pray for ♪

1593
01:27:32.416 --> 01:27:34.666
♪ You think
You're drawin' an ace ♪

1594
01:27:34.708 --> 01:27:37.458
♪ But you're fallin'
From grace ♪

1595
01:27:37.500 --> 01:27:40.375
♪ This ain't
Some kinda Holy War ♪

1596
01:27:40.416 --> 01:27:45.333
♪ When the Faith is ablaze
And you're all outta praise ♪

1597
01:27:45.375 --> 01:27:47.833
♪ Be careful
What you pray for ♪

1598
01:27:47.875 --> 01:27:49.958
♪ You think
You're drawin' an ace ♪

1599
01:27:50.000 --> 01:27:52.791
♪ But you're fallin'
From grace ♪

1600
01:27:52.833 --> 01:27:55.708
♪ This ain't
Some kinda Holy War ♪

1601
01:27:55.750 --> 01:28:00.500
♪ When the Faith is ablaze
And you're all outta praise ♪

1602
01:28:00.541 --> 01:28:04.083
♪ Be careful
What you pray for ♪

1603
01:28:08.166 --> 01:28:11.041
♪ This ain't
Some kinda Holy War ♪

1604
01:28:11.083 --> 01:28:15.041
♪ When the Faith is ablaze
And you're all outta praise ♪

1605
01:28:15.083 --> 01:28:18.416
♪ Oh. be careful
What you pray for ♪

1606
01:28:18.458 --> 01:28:20.625
♪ You think
You're drawin' an ace ♪

1607
01:28:20.666 --> 01:28:23.458
♪ But you're fallin'
From grace ♪

1608
01:28:23.500 --> 01:28:26.375
♪ This ain't
Some kinda Holy War ♪

1609
01:28:26.416 --> 01:28:30.458
♪ When the Faith is ablaze
And you're all outta praise ♪

1610
01:28:30.500 --> 01:28:34.958
♪ Ooh. be careful
What you pray for ♪