04x33 - The Eleanor Culhane Story

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Pretty.

Smells kind of good, too. Yeah.

It's been tugging at the reins like a stay
and comes spring for the past week.

What do you suppose is
Charlie or gold fever?

Maybe. Maybe a class reunion or something.

Couldn't be a woman.

No, no. He's just got women or something.

And I get back.

I'll tell you about it. Charlie,
But not all of it.

Just enough to whet your appetite.

And until then, you're
just going to both have to wait.

Glenn,

is it really true
you're going to see an old girlfriend?

Well, she's not too old.

Well, maybe she's got a friend for me.

What? An old girlfriend of hers
doing it. Report.

She lives there. Oh.

And very importantly, busy, Charlie.

And I'm not telling you everything
when I get back either.

But I will tell you one thing.

She's the prettiest with already
you've ever seen.

I know a fellow. The Lisbon River.

Ford once g*nman, Rocker, Culhane as well.

Yeah.

Married a pretty girl from Virginia.

I understand he was k*lled in Mexico.

That's right.

Married.

A real pretty girl.

Well, gentlemen, I'll

see you in a few days.

Excuse me.

All right.

I did.

Yeah, sure.

Yeah.

Your entire name and body.

I got it.

It got, like me, a nice, cool beer.

I'm like this cop in

ads against anybody writing into River
Ford at this time of year.

Wants a cold beer come over?

No, not far.

Got an old friend who lives here.

Maybe you can tell me exactly where.

Maybe you know most everybody in town.

Eleanor Cohan,

friend of yours of

Sonar.

Maybe you other gentlemen could tell me

where I might find this Cohan.

We're closed, mister.

I have to question.

That's right.

You got your answer

for the hospitality

c*ck.

Oh, is it hot this time of year?

It is a nice day, though.

Yeah, sure is.

You live here, long old timer.

Oh, yes.

I live here way before the town was here.

You ought to be able to help me.

I'm looking for a woman
named Eleanor Cohan.

Oh, Mrs.

Eleanor Cohan. Hi.

That'll help you.

Maybe the niece of color my in Paris.

I think I've heard all about the weather.

And weather is all
we get to talk about around here at.

About Mrs.

Cohan.

What about it?

That's what I'm trying to find out.

You see, it doesn't take that.
I could call it that.

You mind telling me where

it. You

know Cohan.

When it was alive,

I asked you about his wife.

Nice town.

No. Great. Shucks.

Maybe too quiet.

Didn't used to be that way, though.

Not when Cohan was here.

Oh, well, gentlemen,
I'm not interested in him.

He's dead.

Eleanor's an old friend of mine.

Before you get any idea,
if you listen to me.

It's quiet and peaceful,
and I keep it that way.

Now that Cohan is gone,

I don't want any old friends
of his coming around, trying

to start anything they really had
good trade in you and the whole town.

That's right, Mr. Me. Of the whole town.
But he's dead.

That's right.

Why take it out on his widow?

You talk a lot faster
and you think maybe so.

But I've got eyes where you live.

I don't believe.

Forget about her and Riker and River.

You're very proud of your town,
aren't you?

This whole place stinks of it.

The man's dead.

Why don't you forget it?

Daddy,

I left a big house
at the end of the street

when the not. Shut up.

I wouldn't know.

Megastores in town were

Senator.

Go away for a while.

I want to see the Cohan. The.

What do you want?

I want to see Mrs.

Cohan. I'm a friend of hers.

What color? She's not. At home.

Eleanor.

Eleanor.

I guess we all do foolish things
when we get.

Honey, with older than you yourself.

I know you always said he had a flare.

And you didn't want to get married,
but you said you want to get the taste

of w*r out of your mouth.

Like you say, we all do foolish things.

So long ago.

Maybe not, Tula,

but there's so many things
that I don't understand.

This house,

the way you set yourself off
from the town. Why?

Neither of us knew a writer.

We thought

he was cool.

He was like some kind of a feudal lord.

I was his possession, something he owned.

Like this house and the whole town.

So you could feel how they hated it
when we walked into town.

I hated me, too.

I was coming home.

They were afraid of all of them.

Even when we came along.

When Ryker came along,
he left the streets.

I can easily go off on one of his camps
for weeks and months at a time.

And I was left alone
in the town that hated me.

Darling, he's dead now.

That's all in the past.

How? I'd hate not to.

Not that he's not my heap of.

And to my so terrible.

I just hated himself
when word came from Mexico

five years ago that he was dead,
I was happy.

Hi, Daddy. I cried.

I was happy. It was wrong.

But I was happy.

He was my husband
and I was glad that he was dead.

Why did you k*ll them?

Nothing.

Nothing. What could I call it?

This is my home.

I had no place to go.

Why didn't you go back to Virginia?

I called back to my family and.

And have had them say I told you so. No.

Then why didn't you come to me?

Well, I couldn't.

Of course you could.

I never really looked at you.

Hurt my pride.
It's only reason I'm married.

But I love you. But, you know, that.

Was before I met another man.

Love isn't something that you turn on
and off like a lamp.

Darling, don't you see that you've done
the worst thing in the world

to set yourself up here?

But I had no choice.

I hate to ask about me
and how you could see I.

He said just horrible things.

They called me all kinds of names.

You could hope.
But it's not going to happen anymore.

Do you understand?

I'm here
and I won't let it happen anymore.

And take me away.

Oh, I pray for you to come
and take me away.

Please love me like you. I will.

I have no more pride

Army.

Take my.

Yes, I've been good to you.

More action than ever since.

You're exactly as I remember.

You know I'm not.

Time is harder on a woman than our men do.

The most beautiful woman I've ever known.

You are.

And what are we going to do?

Well, first thing is to get out of here.

Then what?

The years haven't changed.

A lot of things can happen.

It's a big world.

I want a pretty wonderful place
If you live in it

with the right person.

You've got a lot to do today.

I've got to go into town
that there's a business on the stage.

We should find a lawyer.

Let him take care of your affairs
with Worry about the house.

Listen.

I can't leave the house.

I'm afraid to walk down that street.

You've got to get that out of your head.

We're going to walk down the street
as though we owned

Santa.

I can't, I'm afraid.

Throwing. Listen to me.

These people have driven
you into this house

as though it were a cave
and you were some kind of an animal.

You're not.

You're a Harrison from Virginia.

And what's more important,
you're from McCullers Personal.

Harrison.

Now we're going to walk down the street,
and nobody's going to bother us.

I promise you,
if it is, it won't be for long.

I'm taking you out in the sun

and you're going to find
that it's really wonderful to live again.

I want you to stop worrying about

who you want upstairs, and you get ready
and I'll be down.

I wait.

All right,

Go on.

Hurry up.

The wonderful breakfast time is heavy.

Too Good.

What's wrong?

Do you believe in God?

And you?

I certainly.

Do praise.

I thought maybe happen.

Now, don't be silly.

You've got nothing to worry about.

You just take that elegant Harrison,
chin up and show these fools.

Have a gentry.

What? How?

You know.

You know,
you finally came out of all this.

Some people make this so

apology out to the lady.

Apologize

for what?

You got 3 seconds to apologize one to.

All right, I'll apologize.

I'm sorry.

If you're really a big man,

keep your woman in line.

You got.

Heart.

I told you I didn't want any trouble.

There isn't any trouble, Sheriff.

They are.

Your people are so interested.
You'd better listen.

For the last five years,
you've all amused yourself at Mrs.

Cohan's expense that ends today.

Anybody that causes her any future
embarrassment will answer for it.

Now, look, I have. And what I say stinks.

You haven't tried to protect her,
so I've taken over the job.

And if you've got any arguments, let's
settle it right now.

All right,

Clear out, everybody.

And I don't want to hear
of any of your bothering Mrs.

Culhane again.

All right, Mr.

McCullough.

Not all right, Sheriff,
but it's a start. So?

So she's got yourself another garden

plant. Hmm?

You were.

Wonderful.

You're pretty wonderful yourself.

I will see the.

Lawyer

open all the.

Windows at the sun
and at the beautiful outside. And.

Oh, Find.

It was wonderful.

You were wonderful.
Everything was wonderful.

Then why didn't you come sooner had
forgotten what it was like to be alive.

Well, I'm glad to see you happy again.

Now you start packing.
I go back to town and somewhere.

I know

I mentioned that everything gets so dusty
again.

This bother about the dust
is going to sit.

Linda, we have to move.

Darling, Don't
you know how terrible this house is?

Feel nothing wrong with these houses.

The biggest house in town.

I don't know how much it cost them,
but there's nothing else like it.

You could say the same thing
about the pyramids,

but they were built as a tomb.

Now you get packed. Huh?

Do we have to go?

It could be so lovely. Just you and I.

Things would be different.

You know how I was today in town.

There's nothing wrong
when people respect you.

That's not the kind of respect
I'm interested in.

I want people to like us
just for ourselves.

Because I'm quick with a g*n

and went to UC San Francisco.

I suppose

I had a wonderful time here once.

We had a beautiful coachman,
for we go out early in the morning.

Everyone used to watch it.

It was wonderful.

Of course I was in the beginning.

Oh, this is a brand new beginning
for both of us.

If I told you today
that you're very beautiful

now, you start packing
and I'll send the wire.

Hurry back.

Don't worry.

I know, I know.

I can open them all.

Are there any flowers?

Yes. My father.

I'm going to have a party
and have a wonderful party.

And some people get another prize.

So now I want you to.

That's right, Christopher Hale.

And here,
pick it up a couple quick. Thanks.

Is your name Rocket Cohan?

Don't you remember me?

Cohen?

You're a long way from home.

You're supposed to be dead,

Elena.

She thinks you did.

You've been away a long time.

And that may or may.

Look, I'm trying to clean up this sty.

If you want

a brighter

look right here.

I don't want any trouble.

I won't be any trouble.

What he needs is a drink.

Get some coffee.

Spilled it

that.

How's Elena?

She's still here.

We heard you were dead
five years ago. Where you been?

Five is under said 50.

Yucca open

a little coffin
they built on top of the ground.

Four steps, one way, two steps, the other.

Prison.

I've been in jail, Culhane.

Things have changed around here.
I won't stand for any trouble.

I mean that you get out of line,
you go back to prison, look at me.

You see trouble.

Why'd you come back here?

You must have known how things would be.

This is my home.

About the only place I've got.
Elena's here.

That's what I mean.

I only want to stop for a while.

I got to see it.

Ned. Is

she still pretty

arrogant? So

I saw her every night for five years.

Flint,

You remember back in Richmond,

she wore a pink dress.

I saw her in that pink dress

every night these past five years.

I got to see her.

Maybe I can get a drink first.

That's why you're here, isn't it?

You came to see it, too.

I heard you were dead.

I was going.

Remember what I told you?

Don't try to start anything.

The old days are gone

and you're not even looking at me.

I didn't come here to start trouble.

Came to see my wife.

And what a.

Drink in five years.

Used to buy drinks.

When Cohan drank,

everybody drank.

Eleanor O'Malley

doesn't seem to bother Bobby.

Stay away from her.

She's made it pretty clear how you treated

a kind of a woman that you think she was.

I know what kind of woman she is.

Why I'm here.

She's my wife.

If she wants to go, we go

get her.

I remember you

who used to see
only what you wanted to see.

I used to think you'd grow out of it
someday.

Like I said,

it's up to her.

She won't go with you.

Drink up.

I'll go find out. I.

And that's why we have in the communities.

They did, senora. They died in the bushes.

Oh, and I had two lovely community.

I didn't die.

I think you're wrong.

It's the wrong time of the year.

I remember in the spring,
we had the mayor and dinner.

That tiny little man, Mr.

Talbot Dowdy fat wife.

No, that was five years ago.

You're wrong.

It was in spring.

It was worth something.

I thought.

Eleanor

is very much alive.

As to not

f*ck her.

People are.

Trying to get her to you.

Know,

it's been five years too long.

They said you would then.

Have to come back to you.

My home.

This is where I belong.

Why didn't you stop?

I didn't think I had the right
to keep him from seeing him.

I know how it must have been.

Eleanor, listen to me. I'm sorry.

You look like some kind of cancer.

And you like to come my way.

Well, they must have left.

What, You think. You've come back here?

How dare you?

You think you'd come back here
and step into my life all over again?

No, no, You're dead.

You came back for me, didn't you?

What do you think I ought to do?

You can't pretend she isn't here.

Cohan, Why don't you go upstairs and

get cleaned up?

And as perhaps you'll fix Mr. Cohan
something.

He'll do no such thing.

None of that. Men in my.

It's his house, too.

You can't just turn your back on him.

You knows,
with the business in the kitchen,

he couldn't be anywhere else.

It's been a pretty
hard five years on her to

think

I'm sorry about this time.

She looked at him

over the walk through.

Totally was proud.

You'll have to start thinking about
what was and realize what is.

He sure has.

Met that man.

Yes, but

I'm as unhappy
about showing up as you are.

And if you stay here, you're
making the biggest mistake of your life.

I want you to come with me.

But after all, he's sick.

He's in trouble.

And you're his wife helping him? I have.

I must feed him.

I suppose he can even have a bath.

That's not what I mean.

I can't stay here.
That's out of the question.

No, you're the one that can't stay.

This is my home. That's right.

But I don't go with it.

I. You belong here. You're like a king.

You're not like one.

Those bubbly little people down there,
you're proud like I.

Am of Sam. Too
proud to live in another man's house.

But not too proud to run away
with another man's wife.

We won't be running.

It'll be out in the
open for everybody to see.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean it that way.

That's the way it came out.

Now you find some time and talk to him.

But you know.

I saw to see you talking.

I'll be back with. I love you.

I don't have to tell them.

Don't forget, I live under a lot.

We have a chance here.

I have a good memory. I mean.

I didn't think I would ever see you again.

I am sorry. You have to.

Why you'll come here?

A man has this time.

When this time is gone.

For coffee, please,

Alligator, black.

I saw it.

Providing you with.

I don't think it would fit me anymore.

Leave us alone.

I live.

You had broad shoulders.

I remember your
hands. They were like rocks.

Everyone was afraid of you.

Eleanor, please.

If you're in a place
where everyone respects you,

where they know what your name means,
then you've got to have respect.

It was bad enough when you went away
and everyone heard you were dead.

Why didn't you die like

that way they would have respected
your memory. But.

But now look at you.

Some kind of look at you
the way they think.

And your eyes used to be dark and bright.

No one dared to look straight

like that.

Many people laughed
when you came into town.

Stop it.

Not to talk about.

It's been five years.

I married you because you were a real man.

What ever happened to that man?

I don't know what you are now,

but you're not a man.

I can get. Well.

Maybe you can make a hand stop shaking.

But what about your spy?

I don't want you to worry because

I've got a man.

You know what?

No one insults me when I'm out with him.

You know why?

Because they're afraid of you.

Because he's a real man.

Out. And I love you.

Please,

please don't do this to me again.

I don't know what you're.

But I'm going to find out.

Sarah

collapsed.

So now I'm here.

I like to drink alone. Join you.

Get yourself.

I must have been quite a reunion.

I'm sure that the good Christian
people of River

Fool had themselves a real picnic.

How do you mean?

I've seen how they treated her.

They're really crucifying.

You're not afraid of him anymore.

He's sick,
so they push him around, making me dirty.

And when they're bored
with their fun to k*ll him.

You think so?

I think so.

Glenn was born here.

You didn't know that

he went away to the w*r
and came back with her.

You know, in back east.

Was he a g*nman then?

Do you think he was a k*ller?

Drank too much, gambled hot temper

description of that handsome
and considered.

That's right. You know, we liked him.

He used to come in here
and buy drinks for every man in the place.

His wife didn't like that.

It wasn't respectful.

She said she wanted a big house
and fine team he had to get them, for

he knew only one way

he could use that.

Yeah. I don't like how you're driving.

I'm gonna tell you something. Come on.

This innocent woman
you're so concerned about took a nice,

likable guy and made him into a k*ller
so we could fire the things he wanted.

So the people in this town could treat
you like some kind of a queen?

Riker Culhane k*lled three men
in this town because Eleanor Culhane

plotted inside.

You know, he was able to get that because

he was a hired g*n, because his precious
Eleanor had to have a castle.

If she was going to be a queen.

We're not happy about k*lling Mr..

But we understand how he got that way.

We don't hate him.

We never did

m*rder.

We hate his wife.

I don't know what you're trying to prove,

but I think you're lying.

I've heard Riker say.

The same thing, and I'm sorry for you.

I'm not lying to you.

Look in amazement.

People respect you
when they meet something

heavenly

kind of woman.

Do you think I would.

Have a knack?

Two people looking down their noses at me.

I know.

Come to this lady
smelling of cabbage and corn meal.

But that's what you would like to make me.

I just love you, Eleanor.

Five years of hiding
so I wouldn't have to k*ll.

I need a man to protect me.

You should have seen him.

You should have seen my Flint McCullough
with his quick, strong hand and his g*n.

They pointed like quail
when we walked down the street.

He used to be that kind of men.

That's why I married you.

What kind of man are you now?

What a joke.

It would be the biggest house in town
and you would be living in It

could go down to the saloon and beg drinks
and come back to my house.

My house? Well,
we could hear the last roadway.

If you could.

Just give me time.
I'm the man I always was,

Eleanor.

I came 3000 miles almost on my hands and
knees because I can't live without you.

What makes you think you're sitting there?

All I'll say the cash you knocked me.
Only they're not going to laugh anymore.

People like to live here
in the biggest house in town.

And when we go out, the mid-wicket
there has to me.

And there are the dried out.

Women will bow and maybe it will
have them into dinner just to show them.

Our lady live. Eleanor.

Well, you can stay right there.

We'll be getting a new team stables
on pretty anymore.

That's a lot of work to be done, but
someone has to take care of the horses.

You can do that.

We'll put up a cut that will pay you
a little something each month.

No, I'm the same man I always was.

You'll see. I'm rococo, Heyn.

Nobody can take my wife, Nobody can laugh.

I can stop. Improve.

I will.

I will

play.

In the dark.

Still think I was lying about it?

I don't know.

It's hard to believe.

I didn't say she was crazy.

You don't have to be crazy and be normal.

A lot of things can go wrong.

Certain types of people.

I try to be sorry for lots of it.

It didn't show.

They get over Mr.

McCullough.

I'll be back.

Elena.

It's going to be different.

It'll be just the way it was
before I left.

Of course, it was like,

if you come

because this is a madhouse.

I'm now.

No. RIKER

No, you're looking better.

You're wearing g*ns.

No law.

Is there no law,

Mr. Culhane?

I don't know.

Where is your husband?

Nobody knows.

Nobody Can.

I care?
We've got a great deal to straighten out.

Oh, don't worry about it.

It'll all take care of itself right
here, huh?

Don't shout. Don't, don't shout.

It's not going to. He's what

good I do.

I fix the house.

I'm thinking of having a party.

Where is. His dad?

He died five years ago.

I sent him away.

He's never coming back

now. Everything that was Rocky Collins

belongs to you.

And that.

Is, unless you know where Mr.

Cohen is.

He went out in public with his g*ns.

She sent him to the town
where he will die.

And don't go now.

It's all taken care of that I need a

So it's all taken care of.

Horace.

What do you want?

Ryker, this.

This is my town.

I'm going to take it back.

And don't try to stop me.

You've been drinking.

Better walk it off now.

This is my town. I run it.

Go on home.

You're still making a nuisance yourself.


now, I'll throw you in jail.

I'm not going to tell you again.

Get off the streets right now.

Don't try anything so foolish again.

You're not the man.

You used to be.

Oh, this here is like a clean town.

Always was and still is.

Man here. Didn't think so.

Yeah. Sam.

Oh, tell them.

I didn't think it was going town.

Eleanor.

I told you.

Oh, hey,

put the g*n away.

Goes for you, too, Flint.

I said put the g*n down

my town

goes to you, too.

You take one more step
and you'll get what he got.

Come back to the house.

You'll be safe.

It's all over now.

It's all in town.

It was all.

How many men

have to die to make you feel like
when you catch your husband?

How many does it make?

Ten. 12 is not enough, Plympton.

If. If we can see

no one in this town and to you or.

For you go back to your house
and live with the ghost of the men. On.

Your world.

You live in it.

Tell me that you love me.

Who you.