02x26 - The Matthew Lowry Story

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Am God that way.

I will not fight the t*rrorists.

Of course you are.

Oh, you're quite the sniveling coward.

I do not want to fight.

The day is my brother.

Oh, man.

His brother's
considering how scared you are to fight.

I'm beginning to think you're my sister.

Lost his arm, adopted him
by, swore him a boy.

Know what?

We were so scared of being drafted.

Hey, Joe.

His name's on the basis of that topic.
You do?

Here comes a major.

I lost it.

Hey, what's going on here?

Are you out of your head?

Well, I made us equal.

Didn't die. Right.

And even after I made a sequel,

its jellyfish wouldn't do nothing
except didn't call me his brother.

Well, you stay away from my girl,
or I'll break off our kinship.

Brother.

All right.

Get back to your wagons.

Come on.

All of you, get back. No more of us.

Why did we let him make a fool of the.

Why didn't they break him in half?

We could have two of him without trying.

I don't want to make two of them.

And, gee,
I found one of them quite enough.

He's the bravest man on the hook.

Quick as you.

What was all this rah about?

No, nothing to trouble myself over,
Major Adams.

John,
I want to spell. I'd done him a wrong.

I heard him
tell you to stay away from his girl.

First place.

I didn't know she was his girl.

The second,
I didn't think you'd be interested in her.

He ain't.

She ain't interested in him neither.

Step to add into her collection.

She's a man eater.

Runs after a fella.

She's got him, then picks his heart
clean and checks him away.

He is talking about your granddaughter.

That's why I know her better than you do.

Look at her.

She's got it.

Oh, she's getting ready to get him to

come in with the name.

Well, he's
got to bring her from a little town

called Antioch,
about 20 miles west of here. Grandma.

He ought to be here for sundown.

Then you need have a little reading
session tonight, then.

Yeah. If he wishes, Rebecca.

Ought to be a three sentence
anatomist at last.

Mayor.

Beautiful as a peacock.

I just.

The north wind.

They're going to have a bigger trouble
with that girl.

I can feel it in my bones.

Matthew,

Now that Jed

Otis has done nothing to give me trouble
ever since you joined this train.

You just say the word.

I'll give him his money back
and send him on his way.

No, that's not fair.

Anyway.

My brother and I are leaving the train
moment.

You heard me.

Promise. Rebecca Poole agreed for her.

We'll go when we reach this
town of Antioch.

It's been a great pleasure
to be with a train Maj Adams.

Which is still running away, huh?

We are running away from Matthew.

Generous there, man.

Say, rather

for myself.

What does that mean?

He's running away from self.

I don't know, though.

The strange man who's been

holding seven pen up inside of him
ever since he joined up with us.

That girl. That's what it is.

She's no good.

Just like our granny said

while she's been making sheep's eyes
at every man on the train.

Even me.

Well, Charlie, she's not that desperate.

I got work to do.

Quite, like grim.

Look off my face, Benjy.

He looks much handsomer, smiling Matthew.

Why doesn't he tell them
what really happened and teach them

how they lost my arm?

Tell them everything.

Everything.

But I tell them that I have a temper
like a fiend.

When it comes over me, I lose control.

One doesn't do mad, murderous things.

Is that what you want me to tell them?

No, not that.

Only not suitable.

Most of these are brave men, not

cowards, they think.
And there's one thing.

I am a coward.

Jed Otis thinks I'm afraid of his fists.

He's not through in there yet.

He'll try again.

I'll take about as much as I can stand.

Then I'll run amuck again.

That's why we must leave this train.

Matthew.

They forgave me for what happened.

And Tom.

So they did.

One day, maybe God in his mercy,
will forgive me, too.

And we'll quit running.

To Mrs.

Christie.

Now, there was no work, and Kelly.

Got no more chandeliers.

Oh, it's all. Up to the show before.

I am going to be more next time.

We're always late.

But then he ended the time in this town.

Where my freckle faced Ben.

What do you got laid out for us?

For tomorrow
and all that stuff. Give me some coffee.

The West got a detour about a high mass,
about eight miles out.

And that's about it.

Hey, isn't this the same route
we took last year? Hmm.

And that's pretty good remembrance
for Cole.

It's getting on in years.

That's pretty good.

Forgetting for a young buck
like you To Zahran.

Karl, It was a little canyon
just beyond that Mesa.

You're talking about, Sam.

Just two days traveling time, didn't it?
That's right.

Pretty narrow, though.

Some places you'll
just be able to get your wagon through.

And there's one place
where is the coal around?

Kind of reminds you of a rattlesnake
that's getting writer's strike.

Who are you trying to scare me,
little boy?

My major,
I assume, trying to scare a tornado.

I seem to remember a little stream of
water going through that canyon, too, huh?

Yeah. There's a spring in the canyon.
A little one.

But if you go up on the high mesa,
there's all kinds of fresh water.

It's only a day out.

We got plenty of
water to get through there.

You kind of forgot about the canyon,
didn't you, boy?

No, I didn't forget about that canyon.

I just didn't think you'd want a chance
at, that's all.

I probably just thought

I was getting a little timid
in my daughter in old age, huh?

Look, if you'll let me get my foot
out of my mouth.

Thanks, Charlie.

Oh, by the way,
if you decide to fire me during the night,

you kindly not inform me until morning.

Because I don't want to be disturbed.
You know.

I wake up real soft,
like with a bucket of cold water.

It kind of slipped up on me
scouting this trip.

And you didn't

just try to keep us out of trouble.

It's all on
how you get through so we can see good

leave and all that

politics and such,
and get to the interesting part.

The death notices on the back page.

Always on the back page.

Oh, wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Almost forgot.

Since they can't read.

Rebecca,
why does the always put on my spectacles?

Oh, well,

I guess it takes the sting out of my
being so ignorant.

Sedalia is the hometown, isn't it?

Carteret
Samuel, beloved husband of Margaret

Carrigan.

I always knew I'd outlast him.

He had to be more than 70.

A man in the prime of her life.

Hold still, Rebecca.

Baldwin
getting on for 90 days until her age.

Oh, Marion's enough fret

about you and Matthew
leaving the wagon tomorrow.

How did she know?

I told her. How? Honestly we were going.

Oh, things get to me, Benji. The

truth is, I snooped,

but he's got to know
what's going on in the world.

She might as well be dead now.

Go on, go on.

Who else has departed this world
of struggle and sorrow?

Cleveland.

Jesse departed this veil of tears
while he was running for office.

An alderman for.

Cleveland couldn't run for anything.

He was always that full of liquor
he'd had to stagger for office.

He was ten years younger than me.

I always warned
him, Spirits don't preserve everything.

You mustn't think believe him
because he's afraid of gentleness.

Such a thing never entered my mind.

I watched him frighten.

Oh, Matthew's a fear

ever is his own heart carries
a secret about with.

And I wouldn't wonder. And that can be bad

secret held too long Can can

fester drives a man plumb out of his mind.

Got a really wild temper, hasn't he?

Does he know all this, Rebecca?

Never learned to read writing.

So maybe the Lord give me the gift
to read the human heart.

A couple of months ago, it was very hot.

One night I couldn't sleep, so I got.

I wondered about the cooler.

I was passing your wagon.

I heard Matthew let out a cry.

Oh, it was like a man and talk.

Then I heard him
say his blood on my hands.

My hands is covered in blood,

peeked in the wagon, and

there you were, comforting him
and crooning to him

like he was a baby

with his conscience
clawing at him in his sleep.

That's what made him cry out.

He was remembering some awful.

He didn't want

his secret.

He k*lled a man, didn't he?

We mustn't ever let on the note.

To a Quaker.

That's a worse sin.

And it would be to any other man.

Oh, no.

Why, Benji?

I don't know nothing certain that
your brother Matthew once had a bad dream.

Come on, now.

Who has just the Grim reaper
been born down in Sedalia

Smith.

Charles. Good riddance.

That was.

Our pleasure.

Oh, well.

There it is.

You might have to pull your belly
in a couple of miles up to get through,

but it's the route you wanted.

If you need me any more.

No, I won't need you any more.

We get to the canyon. It

sounds like you got something else
figured out to do.

What is the blond or brunet
that you know I never met the business?

With pleasure. When you get to the.

Canyon, your turn.

North. Five miles.
I met you. Danny Agreed.

The lights were kind of low,
but it seemed.

To me she had red hair.

Red? You love the color of mine.

You will make it through my dark.

Oh, I think so.

There's only about ten miles,
including the twists and turns.

You go back, check all the wagons,
will you?

Make sure everything's tied down
on the side Right.

Matthew,

I want to talk to you.

You got a minute?

Yeah.

This about you?

Leave enough.

So there's nothing
that calls us to California.

We have no friends or kin there.

You're

going because of what happened yesterday.

That is the reason, isn't it?

It has some bearing on it.

It shouldn't have.

I'm not Jed.

All right, Just go, Spidey. What?

He said

you flirted with him a little.

Oh, but I like you
just as much as I like him.

More happy, Benjamin.

And I think very highly of the American.

Well, that's just peachy,

Benjamin. To

his trade or scaring you away. No.

Are you afraid of me?

I mean, if thou art and ogre
thou art a beautiful one.

Then why leave it?

You said it. I liked you,

that's why

you say that.

I'm beautiful. And then you ran away.

I never met a man. Like to me.

I'm exactly like any other man, Marion.

But I just can't stand to see a girl.

I told you to leave her alone.
How many times do I have to warn you?

If you had guts enough to put off that one
good arm of yours instead of hiding

behind that holier than thou
hogwash I'd put your faith in.

So far, you'd have to back up a mile
to blow your nose.

Now you just do this.

Stop. But

I won't let that stand in my way.

Well, don't let. It stand in my.

Way, Jed.

Otis, just consider how I've wrong be.

No, ma'am, you know.

Oh, Granny.

She'll be hard.

To almost tears again.

Matthew.

Oh, good.

I've got to go right now. I'm not having.

You don't care.

I'm as just brought you, do I? Up.

You're all right now.

No harm done, No harm done.

Scare devil.

Ten years
growth. And I haven't got. That long.

Well, if he had just held still Granny
and not tried to drive.

But I am in the driver's seat.

I drive.

You start after. Matthew.

You end up with that.

So nice. Come down here.

I was terrified for.

Let's get to work on this thing.

Try. Get on in there, Bill.

Then there's Paul's in there.

Well, when we are saying climb up first,
kick down

and puts the blocks under those wheels.

Get that barrel
off of the rest of this wagon.

Well, then put on all.

Remember, we still have
some unfinished business to take care of.

I will not fight the judge, Otis.

God willing,
I shall never fight another man again.

Again. When did you ever fight anyone?

I would called you.

Was boxing champion
for two years. Benjamin.

Great wrestler too.

You know when we have many trophies.

Benjamin, I said enough.

He's nothing but problem bluster.

Even now, he can lead with one bull.

I will not offend the judge, Otis.

There's no reason for us to quarrel,

and I'll never bother Marion again.

He didn't have to knuckle down.

I know we're Quakers,

and so we turn the other cheek.

My might have given him just one good
poke in the nose and then apologize.

It wouldn't have settled anything,
Benjamin.

Anyway, And another couple of hours
will be the other end of the valley.

And away from the train.

I Oh,

by the way.

And anyone here?

Wait a minute.

Thank heaven you've come.

We about giving up hope of anyone
coming this way.

What's the matter, Miss?

Well, don't come any closer.

We're in terrible trouble.

We need help desperately.

But you may not want to help us.

You're in trouble.

Of course we're going to help you.

We have sickness here.

A very. Bad sickness.

We have.

Cholera.

What kind of cholera is it?

Kind of sickens and kills.

Is there any other kind?

Yes. There's one
that's not quite so deadly.

If it's the Asiatic kind,
there's nothing we can do.

But if it's cholera, no stress sometimes
called summer cholera, which flourishes.

And heat like this might be some hope.

I'll come. You know all about this.

I studied medicine for two years.

I'm going over there to try to help.
Wait a minute.

You know you're taking an awful chance.

Major.

All life is a chance.

I would like to see the sick.

My name is Matthew Laurie.

I'm Deborah Parkman.

My father is the wagon master,
or was until he got sick.

I suppose I'm in charge now.

If you can call waiting
for people to die a charge.

Where do you want to start?

Let's start with.

I thought we'll start
lead the way, please.

You're a Quaker? Yes.

If you come here to pray for us,
you may as well go back.

We've tried that.

Everything in its place.

Deborah Apartment
first will turn to the sick.

Then, if need be,

we'll pray.

What's he doing over there?

He's making a call.

A social visit.

You're not dead. He's doing something.

And then the rest of us had guts enough
to do it.

He's helping those people.



I'd like to take the temperature
to Noah Parkman.

I have a medical thermometer
and instruments in my wagon.

I'll fetch them when I go back.

This canyon is no place for folks
with cholera.

The human heat prolongs and intensifies.

It could not.

The wagons have been moved to a higher
and more open place.

There's a rock full half a mile ahead
at the narrowest spot, blocking the

trail completely.

All right.

Still lead me to the others.

I'll go back to my wagon
and get my medicine.

Takes me.

You're not coming back here, Larry.

You're not bringing
cholera germs into this wagon train.

No notice How am I going, master,
This outfit you were.

I'm taking over.

He went to that sick
camp. He's not coming back here.

Are you yellow bellied?

His army and half in Worcester.

Half put him in the supply wagon
to tie him up

to bury you for this notice.

I'll stay on this side.

Jed. Otis,
There are some things I need for my wagon.

Matthew, You said they had gone
over to the other school.

Benjy, stay right there.

Now I want you to go back to my wagon
and get my medicine case.

You see standing up there alone.

Benjy, quickly.

How soon can we get through?

Not soon.

All but one are desperately ill.

They can't move their wagons anyway.

There's no room in this canyon
for the wagon train to get through.

You know about Cairo?
You've seen it before?

Yes, I've seen it in Shiloh.

Missionary Ridge, Bull Run, Antietam.

And here he goes again
talking about battles he fought.

Yes, I fought Jed Otis,

deadlier battles than those of g*ns.

The warfare in the hospitals,
unending battles against b*llet wounds,

against men dying and in the mean

against this very disease that stops them.

Now, those are the battles that I fought.

All of them.

Battles are so tough.

We don't want them over here.

I'll hold it, kid.

You go over there, you can't come back.

Stay right there, Benji.

I put the case in the
middle and I'll pick it up.

And coming over.

I belong with these.

At this time. Benji,

when the sickness letter.

When our parents died,
they said they'd never leave me.

Spread the word.

Do even worse than that.

Just make me crying from the people.

Wipe their nose and come over.

I'm coming to know Rebecca.

Nothing.
And why not me? I'd like to. Know.

Cholera is not something to be taken
lightly.

And figure not taking it lightly,
I figure are not taking it at all.

Now, you listen to me, McAlary.

I've been through three husbands
and bring up 11 children.

I'm reaching 90

maybe passed it, but I'm not telling.

It takes a lot of effort to get that far.

And I have had my granddaughter on my hand
ever since my son died.

She ain't broke my spirit.

I ain't going to be broken
by a little bit of Colorado.

Now, come on. What is there to be done.

A great deal.

Thank you.

No great change in anyone.

The heat is draining them
of their strength.

This is almost the last of the water,
Matthew.

The waterhole runs dry.

I don't know what we're going to do.

Deborah

got on top of that cliff up there.

There's always a breeze.

If we could get them up their way and
regain their health in no time can't we?

How do we move them?

Who would move?

Rebecca The Benjamin. I.

There's no trail
to take the wagons up either.

Why don't you pray for the wagons
to be given wings?

Winged wagons?

Well, that's very poetic.

I like that
he has a streak of poetry in the devil.

Poetry will not cure sick people.

To be too sure about that.

Look at the night bird
spreading its wings to the moon.

Wings?

I say faith can move mountains.

Why not Wagons?

Well, why not?

When you talking about.

A rope as a wing,
if need be, it's always a pull in a hoist.

It could work.

And the idea came from the

as have many other things
to heal and comfort me.

Deborah,
I have not felt such peace of mind

in many years.

Matthew

I've seen her

before, often looking across at us.

Who is she?

It's Rebecca's granddaughter.

She's probably concerned about her
grandmother's welfare.

She could call a cross and ask.

She's never here when Rebecca is.

I don't know what she wants.

You were.

You had some planned, Matthew? Yes.

Yes. Has they?

A knife? A sharp one. Yes.

I have it.

Please.

What do you want it for?

I'll needed to do as these suggested,

but wings on wagons.

And don't you do that, Jed.

Don't you ever grab me like that again?

Why have you been avoiding me?

Had things to do.

What things?

Staring for hours
across to that sick camp.

I've seen you stand
and stare in like a sick calf.

You still pining over that one?

Armed, holier than thou.

It's none of your business.

You led me to believe you cared for me.

So anything you do is my business.

You get one thing.

You know that empty little head of yours.

Anybody goes across to that car camp
and tries to come back here, I sh**t.

Can I talk to you a minute? Jed?

Be right with you.

Anybody at all?

Talk to me About what?

About us.

But plan you got for this train.

Get out of here as soon as we can move.
When will that be?

As soon as they move their wagons
or as soon as they die off.

And we can plow right through them.

That's not good enough, Jed. Otis.

The meantime, you got Dolan out our water.

It's almost gone. Food
ain't holding out too good either.

You got to

give us a quicker plan and just waiting
and we get tough with them.

Sick or no?

Give them till tomorrow to get the wagons
out of the way, and they won't.

Can't.

And we burn them out.

Fire ought to get them to move.

Isn't finished

with the boiling yet
through all last water.

I think it's ready to help me
take it off the fire.

Now. We'd better put it over here to cool

Matthew.

Set his land up. They'd get well.

Rebecca says so, too.
She's seen it happen.

She said,

What's Rebecca's
granddaughter like, Marian?

She makes goo goo eyes at all the menfolk.

And some of them may Google work.

Does they remember
reading about the witch?

Saucy.

The one who turned men into beasts
by a magic charm?

Well, Mary is like her. Sort of

sure may not be such a generous go.

I'm sure she must have had a good start
before that.

She tried it on Matthew too,
but he wouldn't have none of her.

Well, I think you must have affectionate
feelings for the firm.

Whisper my name in sleep

very tenderly.

Bring some water.

You to k*lling them when it cools.

You shouldn't be here.

Are you afraid
I'll charm him away from you?

Your wagon
master said no one's to cross the line.

So the high and mighty Matthew Lowry
finally found someone

he can condescend to love.

He's far from high and mighty.

He's humble and modest,
and I'm not good enough for him.

I don't know what you are,
and I don't know what you're doing here.

If you come to make trouble, we have a

came over to get a closer look at you

to find out what matters.

Taste was like.

Now I see

he likes them
haggard and washed out looking.

Where is he?

He went across to it.

I mean, to our side.

Well,

now I can go back and tell you.

I don't think we have a visitor.
No, don't, Please.

They'll k*ll him over there.

So you do love him?

He has a nobility I've never seen before.

He's renewed my faith in human beings,

and he's given God back to me.

Thank you for making it
clear to me, Marian.

Yes, I do love him.

You ought to be real proud of yourself,
Blaine Gunderson.

Keeping us tied up here,
letting a maniac run the outfit here.

He's running into the ground, too.

Yeah, I reckon I am.

Sort of same major. Only

I'm more scared of getting the cholera
than I am ashamed of what I'm doing.

You, massa.

You got a knife?

I have.

To get

my help and guidance.

I need it.

Seth Adams gentleness threatens
to set fire to the Parkman train.

Water is running low in both camps now.

Halfway beyond the Parkman train,
about a half a mile, one of the canyon

walls is collapsed,
blocking the trail completely.

Can the wagons be made to fly
to the top of the cliff?

I mean, if we lift these wagons over that
cliff,

Sure.

We did it.

The first trip out,
we ran into a landslide in the Rockies.

We lifted up the whole
train. Come on, we can work.

What about this horse here?

Except for a sore throat.

He'll be fine.

Good.

Burning about it seems kind of cruel.

A lot of sick folk.

You asked me to make a plan. Well,
this is it.

We want to give them
time to get the sick out.

If they don't do it, we.

Wait a minute.

What are you doing over there, Marion?

Well, I just came over.

To see your sweetheart
who don't want any part of you.

I told you,
anyone goes over there, stays there.

No, Chet, I can't stay here.

I don't want to. They don't want me.

I told you I'd sh**t
anyone who tries to come back here.

sh**t me, Chet.

I marrying

the girl you love,

come back to you.

I don't want you back.

You made your choice.

Stick to it. Chet. This is my.

World. Your

God willing, she'll be all right.

Oh, there's the man that you people picked
for a leader.

A mad dog.

What in God's name has come over you?

We used to be brave.

People

fought off Indian attack time after time,

cross miles and miles of hot
water, us desert.

And now you come up against a sickness.

You let this murderous bully
make cowards out of you.

I've got some news for all of you

up ahead.

There's been a rockslide.

Oh, Canyon's caved in.

That's why these people got stuck here.

The horror hit them.

I'm glad
this thing has come to a head finally,

because the only way you can help
yourselves is to help these sick people.

And if you don't do it, we will.

All of us die right here in this canyon.

There's no turning back.

You're starve to death.

And tomorrow morning,

we're going to start lifting these wagons,
every one of them,

to the top of these cliffs.

And anybody that doesn't want to help

can stay here till you rot.

Die. That's all.

Our boys.

Boys and wings being built.

Happy sound. How's Marion?

She's
all right. Rebecca's taking care of it.

And preparing the sick
for tomorrow's hoist.

That was so uplifting,
the thought of being lifted up.

Oh, that's not a very good joke, is it?

Medium? Did she think it up, Benjamin?

I'm afraid so.

Anyway, they're also excited
that they're forgetting their aches.

Which is good news, isn't it?

Couldn't be better.

Benjamin
thought you'd be pleased to hear it.

The Raleigh babies come in for more food.

So I'm going now to milk one of the cows.

You know how.

Well, sir,
no one pulls the underhand equipment.

The car does the rest.

It's really quite simple.

Well.

What's the trouble, Deborah, tonight?

They should be very happy.

Benjamin tells me that you and he are
going to leave us at some nearby town.

Yes, that's the plan.

But you've got a great battle here
against death and you've won it.

Why do you want to leave
the scene of your victory now?

Because of another battle
that I fought and lost.

In the w*r. Yes.

You see,

I quit college and joined
the Medical Corps.

Would have been less trying
if I'd been a soldier,

certainly less bloody.

Deborah, don't let anyone ever tell me
that God created hell.

He didn't. Was man's own invention.

I know.

Because I constructed an annex to how

I k*lled a man.

How I a temper.

Sometimes I become so
enraged I can control myself.

It happened at Antietam.

All that long and bloody day
they brought in the wounded.

There was one soldier, a Johnny Reb.

He'd been lying neglected
on the b*ttlefield from the night before.

They brought him into the surgeon's tent
where I was

his right leg and gangrene

was wounded. It had to come off.

They wouldn't touch him.

They said that he was the enemy
union soldiers.

First he would have to wait

for the enemy.

Since when do dying men have a nation?

So I operated while I was doing my work.

A big lout who called himself a surgeon
try to take the scalpel from me.

He was drunk

as we struggled in that tent

dying around us.

My scalpel fell

and then I hit him in the face

with hatred in my heart.

And he fell on that scab.

It pierced his lungs.

He died.

And the Johnny Reb.

That's the irony of this whole story.

You see,

I tried to save a man who couldn't be
saved.

He'd lost too much blood.

I k*lled one man for a man

who was already dead.

God punished me

while working on the Gangrene soldier,

I caught his infection

a week later.

He doesn't seem shocked.

Ever.

Oh, yes, I'm shocked.

I'm shocked.

The fact that I could be in love
with a fool.

You tried to save a man's life
and there was an accident

involving a drunken brute.

And you lost an arm. Why?

Because you loved your fellow
man too much.

I love the devil.

And now, madam Cal,

be patient, please, and submit

for good.

Cause I'll be happy if you'll help.

Matt.

He's not being very cooperative.

Know he did about all we can do tonight.

We'll start the game
in the morning. Daylight.

Are you sick?

People feel about flying happy as larks.

Maj coin a phrase.

By the way, Benjamin and I
are going to stay with the train.

I'm glad I didn't lose you, Miss Deborah.

I've asked your father to join us
and he's accepted.

How long have. You.

American

come here?

He make us

take out that g*n belt.

Throw it over here.

You just make one more.

I'd love an excuse to sh**t you.

Use a poor thing.

Oh, just trying to k*ll a little boy.

I once said that I'd never fight the.

But now I must destroy the
as I want a snake.

You don't have to fight him.

Just let me take care of him.

I must

now put up my hand.

Glad to oblige,

brother.

It's good.

I told you I'd bury you.

Let me give you a hand.

You know Burden.

He's my brother.

Have to go.

All right.

Sorry, sir.

Last year, right when you finished

dinner time off and you're done.

I enjoyed it, Jack.

We're now ready to go.

Major Helen Fellers
this day when we give you the signal.

All right, Ready? I'm next.

Right About heading. Roll up.

How does one flank the major items?

One relation to a job is done.

Matthew has been given his
headaches, but he'll be fine

once you get back.

There may be Rice coming down here.

All right.

Take her down.

Taylor, What. Are

a couple.

More feet?

Oh, that's good right there.

Slack off on the block.

I'm on a tight line,
but that's the last one.

BELL We're just coming
up. The stock the back way.

Get him his step. Susie,
get here with him.

Right

here.

We got everything but water out.

How about six bucks? They ready to travel?

Look at the recovering to the point
where they're becoming nuisances.

My reason why we can't start today.

Find Bill, get all the wagons.

Load as soon as you can.

A little more
since the stock gets here. Yo,

there should be some papers for the
at the next camp.

I'll read the FC wishes.

Not the death notices anymore.

They scare me now.

John Otis had k*lled Marian
the way he tried to.

I'd have been all alone in the world.

Well, she's getting better at him

with Matthew about to marry Debra.

I'll be sort of a long till.

Will he be my girl, Rebecca?

No, I'm in my second childhood.

You're getting a bit old for me,

and I always did like you.

All right, well, as.

I'll have to get back to our wagons.

Susan Father
isn't strong enough to drive for long.

Oh, he's. Well, they're all well.

It's a fine thing to know.

Where will they marry me?

Debra in Antioch.

Must I wait till we get to California?

Is Antioch closer?

You know, as I think

Harrison's Matthew and

everyone together,
man's been kind of a whale.

So to speak.

You might even say.

You might even say.

What are you trying to tell me?

Oh, well, she's been shinin up to me.

That what?

Oh, no, not that.

Shawnee Why shouldn't you?

Amanita Well, I.

I always hope so. Johnny.

I don't know what else should be
except it maybe a little The bearded lady.

And I thought he. Could be a bearded lady.

I mean. What's good about it?