05x07 - The Artie Matthewson Story

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How's the caucus?

Same as always. Yeah.

I don't know why Mr.

Chris didn't take me on a horse mind trip.

I can assure
you, is a week away from this outfit.

Johnny, maybe he figured
he could use the week away from you,

huh? Hmm.

Bill Well, I wouldn't want to be in
Duke shoes either.

I wonder what Mr.

President say when he finds out

he sent Duke on a scout
and was going to go on himself.

I do worry about.

And you realize you're two days
late tonight.

I don't know.

But if I were you, I'd walk up to him
on it.

J.D. five.

Glad I got to talk to you.

I found a woman.

She's real thick, frowned upon, big flat.

I wanted to bring her back to the train,
but I couldn't do it myself.

She really needs help.

I'll take Duke
and right out and check into it.

I've got to come, too.

Why do I have to go again all the time?

Nothing I can do that
you two can't handle alone.

I think that there is Flint.

This woman says she's your mother.

She says what I came
across is broken down.

But born yesterday.

I don't know how long she was there.

She was sort of out of her head.

Why didn't you come for help?
I was afraid to leave her.

I talked to her all night long.

I told her about the train.

I told her about you.

That's
when she told me she was your mother.

You never told us about her.

Johnny,
there's a lot of things he hasn't told us.

Why don't you get us some water and extra
blankets and get the fresh horses?

Who cares?

You come to me.

Oh, to hell with

Flint.

I suppose I knew

whenever I called Aki. No.

Don't worry about that.

We're going to get you to a dock.

Live myself?

Always.

We will consider it.

Don't talk.

I want you to rest.

Rest?

You want to talk about it?

Not much to say.

She raised me.

She's the only mother I've ever known.

Well, you understand why I couldn't
leave her last night, don't you, Flint?

She sort of thought I was you for a while.

Quite a bit about her son already.

But about it.

Oh, you know, bragging like a mother does.

He was a big man.

In the Richfield begins Richfield Diggins.

That's where she was headed.

But she had to see him.

Seemed sort of like
he would have come to see.

Heard on it.

Yeah, it seems like that.

May have

left.

I used to pray that you were my son.

Maybe that was wicked.

But you were so good to me.

Why? The way he was.

I wasn't.

I haven't seen him for five years.

And when I found he was near here.

Well.

What do you want me to do?

I want you to go with Flint.

I want you just this one more time.

Like I was trying to do.

Please. Please.

You know.

You know.

What?

I could never take care of things.

It never could be alone.

Now go to the town.

I promise you, I. Oh.

Oh. Mm hmm. Oh.

You know.

When you were a little boy

who used to call me Mom,

it was said,

I love you, Mom.

Oh, I want you to say.

That to me.

But in the present

peninsula.

I love you.

You. You take a back to the wagon train
and you

tell the preacher
she was a pretty religious woman.

Aren't you going with us?

No, I'm going to Richfield
because I'm not sure when I'll be back.

Sure. You know what you're doing, Plant?

No, I'm not sure.

But I made a promise a long time ago.

I told a man if you ever went crooked
again, I'd k*ll it.

And I just promised her I'd find out.

Now I got some kind of a pedigree
to get into this town.

And no fence, no fenced off

this funeral procession.

You know who it's for.

Hey, look, Mr.

Wright,
I got a bad memory when I was a real man.

I do my job around here and.

And the Lord let me alone on this job.

And I let it alone
seem like that makes sense.

Sounds like a lot of laughs in town
this size, Mr..

This town takes a lot along.

No offense, Mr.

Bedford.

That same law don't allow people
packing g*ns in town.

That's so.

The Lord telling me that.

Are you,
uh, you know, a man named Marty Matheson?

Like I told you,
I got a poor memory for names.

And you let the law answer your questions.

They that about Baron

von Lorenzana?

Yeah, that's right.

Figure on my name.

Figure on drinking may appear
if you'll draw it for me.

I'm not gonna prevent in my Madison.

You know him?

Yeah.

I've read the name.

You know where I could find him?

What is it? You said you wanted him.

I didn't say.

You know where I can find it?

I don't know that for sure.

You wait a minute.

I'll see if I can find a bank.

That's the first friendly thing
that's happened to me here

in Richfield. Big.

I know.

You're right, Artie.

I keep making myself believe it,

but that dead man they brought in.

I've known Art Beale
ever since I was a little girl.

Art Beale is a cattle thief.

He resisted arrest, tried to pull a g*n.

How much longer does this have to go on?

I want to clean town as much as you do.

But I'm sick of k*lling.

And you're hiding and jumping.

Every time I say.

Oh, I thought I ought to talk to Mr.

Rogers.

Well, don't stand out there.

It's all right.

Go ahead.

There's a stranger in town.

He looks like a walk
in. After all. He's asking for you.

See what I mean?

Every time a stranger comes
within a mile of the town.

Melanie,

what do you think about it?

I'll take care of it.

I always do not.

I kind of thought you ought to know
a thank you, Stretch.

You did exactly right.

I remember.

Thanks.

Mess.

Now, will you stop worrying about things?

I love you so much.

If anything should happen to spoil things.

Nothing's going to happen.

Look, you run along

and don't let Mick fears keep upsetting
you Next.

Only doing what he thinks is best.

He's the most loyal ranch
foreman on earth.

I know it.

And I'll make him like me.

Hey, they tell me
you're looking for authority, Matheson.

That's right, Sheriff.

What do you want with him?

I prefer to tell him that myself.

All right, you tell him. But

when you do, I'm
going to be there listening.

Come on.

Thanks, friend.

All right, then.

You put me under arrest.

I'll let you know.

Well, you're the prettiest thing
I've seen in town.

How about having fun with me?

That's another good way
to get yourself k*lled.

Yeah,
but you'll admit there are worse ways

to have

you know him already.

Yes, I know.

It's all right.

Just stick around,
make sure I said it was all right.

Now get out of here and leave us alone.

They seem kind of surprised to see me.

Why shouldn't I be?

It's been a long time.

That's right. I.

You're right.

You're the last person I expected to see.

What are you doing here?

Maybe I came to pick up
a couple thousand dollars you owe me.

That's how much it costs me.

And I get you out of that jam.

Nobody asked you to get me out of it.

You're wrong, Audie.

Mother Matheson asked me.

You were always the great old friend
of the government back

sheriff here, just doing his job.

A few people in this town
who have an idea.

They ought to k*ll me.

I'm not surprised.

I've thought about it myself.

I'm not worried about you, Flint.

You're much to note.

Yeah.

I thought about k*lling you,
but the way that.

I mean, not to

remember her.

I'm sorry about the ways

she took too much for granted.

You gave her the money to buy the wedding
dress.

What did she take for granted?

Can't resist a lecture, can you?

You sound just like Mom.

Let's quit at Flint.

That's all in the past.

I don't want to fight with you.

Hey, We used to have some great
times together, didn't we?

I used to think so.

Sure we did.

Very thick in those days, Flint.

By my thought.

More of you.

And she did to me.

You're wrong again, Audie.

When it starts right up to the moment
she died.

My dad.

She died in my arms worrying about you

and I'm sorry.

I didn't know. Honest Abe.

I haven't heard from on five years.

I thought she was all right.

You didn't even try to find out.

I'm not going to try and lie
to you, Flint, But

wouldn't do any good.

I tried to get along with them. Honest,
I did.

It just wouldn't work.

It seemed like we.

We lived in two different worlds.

I'm sorry.

She's dead. Flint,
I. I know how much you thought of her,

but that makes one big difference already.

I don't have to cover up for you anymore,
and I don't intend to.

What do you intend to do?

She was worried that you were in trouble.

And I promised I'd find out. I.

What if I am?

And in your business,
I'd make it my business.

I told you that a long time ago.

I'm a big man in this town, Flint.

I started fresh the day I got here.

People trust me.

They admire me.

That's something I've never had before.

If you came here to drag my past

through the mud or turn people against me,
I won't let you get away with it.

How far would you go to stop

it? k*ll you?

If I have to party

and see.

I've known you a long time.

Drop the g*n, mister.

I should have known of
you always as a woman does.

You heard what the lady said,

Melanie.

Put the g*n down.

You're making a mistake.

You know, considering it's against the law
to pack a g*n in this town, you

people are pretty free with the a*tillery.

That's the second time today
that I've got a g*n in my face.

I'm telling you, you're making a mistake.

This is Flint McCullough,
my foster brother.

I told you about him. A color.

Foster brother?

That's right.

What was.

I think, I mean.

Well, he had a g*n already.

Mr. McCullough, I'm sorry,
but when I saw you standing there

pointing a g*n at Artie.

I understand.

But believe me, I'd rather
you try to slap my face again.

It's much more ladylike.

I'll explain later.

Of course.

Flint, please
try and reassure that nothing's wrong.

Believe me, I didn't intend to k*ll him.

What were you doing with the g*n,
McCullough?

I gave it to me. I'm just trying to.

Yeah, that's it.

I want to know if you still had the g*n.

Satisfied?

That's the way you want it.

Well, now

it's about time you two got acquainted.

After all, your soon to be in-laws.

Well, what do you think of it, Flint?

You always pick the pretty ones.

Well, now I like that.

Just how many pretty ones were there?

Can I help with this adopted
brother of mine is jealous of me.

Oh, Flint was just riding through town.

Stopped in to say hello.
Oh, you mean you're not staying?

That depends

on at least long enough
so that we can get acquainted.

Heaven knows what sort of impression
you have of me now.

Well, Flint, with a wagon train,
he has to be leaving.

Well,
I might have managed to stay that long.

Besides, I'm curious to find out why
every time I turn around with a g*n on me.

And I remember what I said
about you having supper with me.

I just might do that.

His Honor.

The mayor here has a citizens
committee meeting tonight.

Now, Taylor.

Didn't he tell you? Only.

How can you be so modest?

Aren't you proud of him?

Very.

But I never realized that a mayor
had to have so many g*ns to back him up.

Well, when you're a reform mayor in a town
like this, you do.

It's a case of fighting fire with fire.

I say that it pays to be on the mayor's
good side.

That's right, Flint.

I'll try and remember that.

Oh, I'll leave that and figure it out
some other time.

Sure.

Something at some

t mean about having supper with you?

He asked me.

Now that I know him better,
I just might accept.

You better stay away from my party.

Are you jealous?

Well, it's bad enough having Nick fears
running me down all the time.

I don't want Flint doing it, too.

Now, have I ever listened to anything
Nick Fierce has ever said against you?

I still wish you'd fire.

Now I'm not going to do that.

You know it.

I thought we weren't
going to talk about that anymore.

I'm sorry, honey.

It's just the strain
of trying to clean this town up.

I'll be glad when it's all over,

and then we can have
some time for each other.

They told you today how much I loved you.

For a time.

Tell me again.

When looking for me.

Not as long as your friend already
matters.

I'm not.

We like the way Artie runs this town.

Most people do. Some don't.

They generally wind up in trouble.

Then it's my job.

Well, you better take a good look at me,

because I may be your next job.

By the power.

And Nancy.

That depends.

I guess I'll be down in a way.

I've been hearing about you.

Yeah, but dear,

word is, your foster
brother's already mad.

You must be pretty proud of him,
aren't you?

I mean, allowing him to find out

how do they get to be so big in this town?

It seems like you want that
to be in the close and all.

Like I say, I don't see an opponent.

Forget that.

You figure that came up heads or tails?

Well. When

I say.

Tails,

you're right.

I don't know how they get to be so big
in this town.

Your big man really taken politics here.

Light colored art to get things done.

And if things don't get done the way
he wants them to be, then somebody gets.

Stepped on the rough show.

And he does good.

Most folks like it,
except the people who get stepped on.

Give you some.

Advice, Bob.

Artie,
make in his law and order around here.

It's good to have him like it here.

Tell him might be governor someday.

I ain't telling you. What I heard.

Politics is rough in this town

with behind him.

By that, I don't know, Farley.

They visit.

Oh, they are at home when you come in.

This guy look a bit

down on his.

Look, I didn't know you were Artie
Matheson's brother.

Since you make quite a difference
because of a color.

I was in this town long before Artie
Madison got here.

There were two and three killings a day.

Look, Rafferty took half the receipts
out of every character in town.

Or else you didn't stay in business.

What happened to this Luke Rafferty?

He got shot down
right in front of the saloon

by Vern Meeker
and then makes a hero out about it.

Matheson, As far as me
and the other businessmen are concerned.

Guess it was our imagination.

Hired Gamache and brought him here.

Funny thing,
when a town makes a hero out of a man

because it uses known K*llers
to work for him.

We don't call them K*llers,
Mr. McCullough.

We call them Lawman.
And they don't just work for your brother.

They work for every decent citizen
in this town.

Your brother sees
to that. Thanks for telling.

I. Can I talk to you in my column?

Why not?

A couple of hours ago,
nobody wanted to talk to me.

And now I'm first on the list.

A friend of mine.

Same thing that's on yours.

Artie.

Is my one brother and a great man.

Everybody says.
What are you really after McCullough?

Look, a funny
sent you to keep an eye on me.

Go home.

I don't work for Artie MATTHEWS,
and I work for Melanie Sanders.

It's a difference a lot.

I don't happen to like Artie Matheson.

Seems to me you're the only man
in this town that doesn't.

I figure there's two of us now.

So, what are you driving in a g*n
you had in your hand in Artie's office?

A little act two made a fool, Melanie.

But it didn't fool me.

You were
standing there trying to figure out

whether to pull that trigger or not. Why?

You've got some reason that makes you
think I'm going to answer that question.

I think so,

because for three months,
I've been trying to figure out

whether to do the same thing myself.

I'd like to talk to you.

Go ahead.

I'm not going anywhere alone.

I got a room at the hotel.

Number eight.

I'll meet you there.

I'll go with you.

I'm not hiding from anybody.

You will be
if you start spending some time with me.

You still want to talk?

I'll meet you in a room
in about about an hour.

I don't like your brother, Artie.

Neither do I.

That makes us even got a play.

And it just so many pieces.

If you plan to cut your brother.

And that's one too many pieces.

But gave you the idea
I was going to cut him in.

Oh, he's your brother, Eddie.

Let me tell you, you hate my guts
and the feeling is mutual.

Then what's he doing here?

He came here to tell me my mother died.

He's told me now.

I want him out of town
when you want to taken care of already.

Well, he has a chance to do any talking.

The dear ladies of this town may
not appreciate their mayor's background.

And women have a way of influencing men.

That's what I've been trying to tell you
all along.

Petticoat and politics don't mix,

and a lot of people are starting to listen
to Nick Fears.

Ever since you brought that girl
into it, Melanie, out of this,

her and everything that belongs to her.

And that includes Nick fears
as long as he's working for.

Don't you forget who you're talking
to, Artie.

You go right on playing God.

But don't you start believing it.

Come on, get up.

Let's go find my coat.
And that's his r*fle.

Take it to him

and Bill.

I don't want them dead.

I just want them out of town
with Matt Hardy.

You get the up.

Why don't you try me and find out?

Oh, Mrs.

Prescott. Mrs. Farley.

Mrs. Brown, please come in.

Well,

so this is the beginning of the Ladies
Rose Culture Society.

May you look as lovely as the flowers
you're about to raise.

Not sure if

you see a flamingo.

It was a while ago.

I think it's such a the tease thing.

I think you know where he went. Well,
not rightly.

I saw him talking to Nick
Ferris, gave him a hotel key.

He keeps a room here in town,
and I figured he was. Give him a colors.

A lot of it.

McCollough and arty
being brothers and arty and Melanie being.

Thanks, Fred.

If he comes in, should I tell him
you're looking for him?

No, never mind. I'll tell him.

You always come

into a room like that, Michael continues
Your bad habit.

Yeah, I suppose it does.

And when we got off to a poor start.

Trouble is, so many hard cases
come rushing through this town.

Man can't be too careful.

That's what I figured
when I opened the door.

I don't blame you. No hard feelings.

Now, you left your r*fle up
near his office here.

He figured you might be in Barcelona.

Oh, yeah.

Ah, he's like that. Real thoughtful.

What do you want, Major?

Huh? On having a talk with you,
that's all.

I don't talk so good
when I got a g*n pointed at me.

There.

That's better. It made me kind of nervous.

It make you nervous, Gil?

Yeah, it made me nervous.

Why don't you just
sit down there and we'll talk it over?

Real friendly, like.

All right, let's get on with it.

What plans as my brother have for me?

You got this all wrong.

A car already is worried about you,
that's all.

He figures you ought to get an early start
before it gets dark.

Because he didn't
want you riding around at night.

Ain't that what he said, Gil?

Yeah, that's what he said.

Even sent your wife along
so you wouldn't have to go back for it.

I don't intend to live. Oh, no.

I think that's a real mistake.

Don't you, Gil?

Yeah, That would be like.

Why don't you go back and tell Artie

that I don't bluff any easier than I did
when I was a kid?

Oh, no, I'm sorry
you feel that way, McCullough.

Because I was hoping
we could work as a real friendly, like.

Now, when did you say you was leaving?

I'm not leaving.

You're leaving right now

and you ain't coming back.

It happened pretty well.

I walked right into around McCullough.

Come on, sit up.

You know,

I had a pretty rough going off.

What happened?

Sun and me today.

I took it just like I did.

They are dead already. Matheson.

My brother is just like me.

Since the day I was born.

Where do you fit into this?

I told you.

I thought some of k*lling Matheson.

But I didn't do it because I didn't know
what I was going to do.

Right or wrong.
I thought maybe you could help me.

How can I tell you that?

It takes a lot to k*ll a man.

It depends on how much you got against

it. I don't know.

I figured him for a crook.

And now I find myself
standing alone against the whole town.

What are you, a do gooder?

I don't like to see people get hurt.

People in general,
or someone in particular.

All right.

Melanie Sanders.

I worked for a daddy.

I've known her a long time.

Let me tell you something.

I learned a long time ago.

You can't tell a woman who follows

a semi.

My brother, get control of this time.

Well,
this was the wildest town in 17 states.

You've heard of the low gravity g*ng?

Yeah.

They drove off
cattle, burned houses, stole, k*lled.

Nobody could stand up to them.

Melanie's father tried it, and he was
shot down in his own front yard.

That's when Matheson took over.

The town has been quiet since then.

And why not leave it alone?
Because I've got to be sure.

Tell me,
Flint, what kind of a man is Matheson?

Suppose I tell you what you want to hear

that is rotten all the way through.

But his mother died of a broken heart.

It has ruined the life of every woman
who's ever got into his life.

But there's not a decent bride body.

Suppose
I tell you that if that was true, I'd

put on a g*n and I'd k*ll him
before I let him marry Melanie.

And she hates you the rest of your life.

And I don't think that's what you want.

But what am I going to do? Let.

You're asking the wrong man.

Where are you going?

I'm going to get cleaned up,
and then I'm going to pay my brother

a little visit and I'll talk to Mom
if you want me to do any good.

You said that wouldn't.
That wouldn't do any good.

Well, maybe around.

But if she ends up hating me, well,
I'm making a difference

because I'm not in love with that.

Does it show that much?

Yeah,

it show.

Well, where have you been?

I've been waiting for more than an hour.

But, Sarah, what.
Are you doing here? Thing?

I'm not going to leave town.

I thought that you and I should get better
acquainted.

Well, since you're just sitting there,

I think I have to help me
with these packages.

You won't stop me.

Hmm. Looks as if somebody already did.

You mean this?

Let me tell you how I got that.

I went up to the bathroom.

I said, Bartender,

drinks for everybody in the house.

I never started
that thirsty group of men in my life.

They ran right over me, trying to take
advantage of my hospitality.

Looks like you shouldn't
try to be so hospitable.

Just a small sample of my big heart.

You know,
I've already picked out the restaurant.

I'm going to have dinner. And tonight.

Oh, you should do take things for granted,
don't you?

Not at all.

I heard what he said, that
it was tied up in the committee meeting.

I'm starving. And.

And you must have food to eat alone.

Oh, if there was ever any doubt in my mind

about you and Audrey
being raised together, it's gone now.

You're as busy as.

I ought to be.

I thought it.

What can I do?

My mother always told me
to get along with my in-laws.

You know how they always had
beautiful taste in women, remember?

There's no guarantee I wouldn't have him.

Taking best

you have ever.

Not before you come in. What's the matter?

You're afraid we might see something
we're not supposed to see?

For all you know,
I might have people in here.

You got people in town?

And what's that supposed to mean?

McCullough. He's kind of stubborn.

He's still around.

I might have known you bungle it.

I should have talked to him myself.

Yes, you should have talked to him, Marty,
because he likes to talk.

He talked to Nick Fears.

And right now he's talking to your girl.

Now, we figured
you'd want to know about it.

No talk. Get started.
It's kind of hard to stop.

Oh, not too hard.

You aren't blank talking anymore.

I don't want any more k*lling.

Oh, don't you worry

when you're going to get it.

Because on the way over here, I saw
Nick there and he was carrying a g*n.

Well,
I'm going to tell him to take that g*n off

when you make the move,
but I'm going to sh**t him.

I told you to leave.

Nick fears alone. Well,
you told us a lot of things.

You said
you're going to soften this town up

so we can move in the way
Luke Rafferty and his g*ng moved in.

That's right. And we'll do it.

But now is not the time.

I think it is the time.

This town is soft enough.

As time that they found out
that we are not soft.

I'm not as well liked as Nick Pearce puts
a g*n on and gets shot for his trouble.

This town is going to fall
on the line real. All right.

You k*lled Nick there,

and you and Gil are through.

We we figure you might see it that way,
but you got the wrong end to

you know, you've been doing pretty well,

you know, and they don't need you anymore.

We're going to start taking money
out of this town right now.

You're moving too slow, Ernie.

Look, I know what I'm doing.

Just give me a little while.

I'll talk to Nick.

There's.

You're not going to talk to anybody.

You'll know taking over.

You're through, right, Artie,

you made the mistake.

I was afraid
it was all right for you to play. God.

I told you not to start believing it.

You be smarter than McCullough, Ernie.

Just leave towns quiet.

Tell me about him.

I mean, about
when the both of you were boys.

I want to know everything.

Maybe you won't like what I have to say.

What do you mean by that?

I don't think
God is good for you, Melanie.

I'm not sure that art is good for anybody.

I think I'll be the one to decide that.

I know another girl once
who thought she was the one.

You have to wait in the church,
in a wedding dress

for a wedding that never took place.

Why are you telling me this?

Because I always wish
that I talk to that other girl.

Because maybe I think that Nick Fares
is worth ten automatic.

Then why all of a sudden concern
for next year?

How do you know?

There aren't a few things in his past
he'd just as soon forget?

I don't know.

But I do know that Nick
didn't let me spend six months

in jail to take the blame
for something that he did.

And maybe next mother died of a broken
heart because she thought he was no good.

But I doubt it.

Are you through, Mr. McCullough?

I could go on.

I think you're a liar.

And I'm sorry I didn't pull the
trigger when I had the chance

to trigger.

I told you, you.

Can't tell a woman
who to fall in love with her.

You better take that g*n off.

It can get you in trouble.

It's come to a showdown, Flint.

I've got to do it.

This is a family affair.

I'm asking you to stay out of it.

You've got a g*n on your face.

Take it off.

They don't seem to like the odds.

You get it bad. I'm all right.

They don't have to take chances.

They've got badges.

We shot at them. That's all I need.

They'll pick us off any time they want to.

They can get into a duck.

Don't try it alone without me.

Take care of yourself.

Oh, I'm glad they didn't k*ll you, Flint.

So am I.

He's $2,000 I owe you.

You think that settles everything?

I don't think it settles anything.

I owe it to you.
I'm going to pay it to you.

Go ahead. Take it.

It's clean.

Took quite a beating for you today.

I wanted you out of town.

I was afraid what you might say
to Melanie.

It's been said.

Well, I figured you would,

but it doesn't make any difference.

It's all a game.

That's a good word for a game.

I got to play it.

Being mayor of this town, I like it.

You'd be surprised, Lynn.
I did a lot of good around here.

You expect me to believe
that you're honest?

No, not at all.

Meeker
and Fenton and I were in on it together.

We had a g*n crew to run the ranches off,
and we bought their places.

First of all,
we were going to take this town over.

Would it work, too?
Except for one thing. What was that?

I got to believing I was honest.

I thought I could get rid of Saturn
and make her

and really be the man
I was pretending to be.

It doesn't work that way. Thing.

I guess that's why I hated you.

And more.

The A man doesn't like hearing a truth
about himself.

Unless, of course, the truth is pretty.

You know,

you can hang yourself for that.

Kind of talk.

So I hung myself a long time ago.

Well,

make her.

In fact, I'll be along pretty soon.

I'm going to run me out of town.

Has no intention
of sticking around to watch it.

I'm sorry. I couldn't have been different,

so I.

You know,
I want to keep Melanie out of it.

That's where I made my first mistake.

I was really trying to be the man

that she thought I was so long. Glad

you sure there's nothing I can do?

Oh, yes. There is something you can do.

But 20 years you've always been around
to get me out of trouble.

Let me go. This one alone.

Just once in my life.

SALAMA So, Salon,

you're stubborn like McCarty

I gave you a chance.

You should have left.

I'm going turn.

You're sure that's the way you want it?

That's the way I want it.

Unless you want to try it for that g*n
you keep in your desk drawer.

I know better than to go for a g*n
against you again.

There are a few things here
I'd like to take with me.

I sure am. Here.

Help yourself. Thank you so

I'm surprised your

nurse is getting an envelope.

Really?

A very harmless.

I told you to get out of here.

How did you come back?

For habit, I guess.

Nick, get a doctor next.

I got a doctor. Yes,

It makes a difference.

You know,

I was in love with Melanie.

I try to be honest for her,

but she's.

She just can't play
both sides of the street.

You told me at once, remember?

I'll get a doctor that. Yes,

you're right.

You take good care already.

I'll take good care of my.

What happened here?

Because

Macon said he wanted to take over the town
and that he wouldn't go alone.

Take him out of his own job, lock him up.

I better take her home.

Come on, Melanie.

One honey.

I've got to know

those things you said to me.

I was wrong about it.

Melanie.

You know him.
Everything you thought about him was true.

He was trying to do a good job.

It just.

It just got a little

too big from the handle.

Yeah.

He wanted Nick to take care of it.

If you give it a chance, he will.

You're going to tell him the truth.

What is the truth?

Everybody needs a hero.

When I look down at

everything.

All right, here.

Here's the plant we gave her a church
burial like you asked.

Yeah, I saw.

Anything else you want to tell me?

Is the mayor of Ridgefield digging?

And the people
are going to put up a statutory.

But I
didn't k*ll him, if that's where any.

Well, it's on your mind.

Oh, you remember that map you drew me?

Yeah,

but I got myself from out of the trail
before I knew I was

never going to make a mistake.

I made my.