WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:00.601 --> 00:00:02.603 (upbeat music) 2 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:01:24.518 --> 00:01:27.288 (hooves clomping) 5 00:01:40.934 --> 00:01:41.802 - God help me. 6 00:01:45.139 --> 00:01:45.939 - Dalton! 7 00:01:47.941 --> 00:01:50.077 You're makin' me mad, boy! 8 00:01:53.781 --> 00:01:58.752 (gentle music) (tree branches rustling) 9 00:02:07.928 --> 00:02:08.929 I know you're out. 10 00:02:09.963 --> 00:02:11.465 You caught me on a good day. 11 00:02:12.433 --> 00:02:13.601 Get on outta here. 12 00:02:13.634 --> 00:02:18.639 (gentle music) (tree branches rustling) 13 00:02:30.150 --> 00:02:30.984 I said go! 14 00:02:35.289 --> 00:02:36.490 (shot firing) 15 00:02:36.490 --> 00:02:39.193 (dramatic music) 16 00:02:45.599 --> 00:02:47.701 You shoulda never run, boy. 17 00:02:47.701 --> 00:02:50.338 (pensive music) 18 00:02:53.006 --> 00:02:57.978 (shot firing) (pensive music) 19 00:03:08.889 --> 00:03:13.894 (hooves clomping) (pensive music) 20 00:03:19.367 --> 00:03:22.403 (patrons chattering) 21 00:03:25.806 --> 00:03:27.241 - Bullshit. 22 00:03:27.241 --> 00:03:28.742 - Bob. 23 00:03:28.809 --> 00:03:30.844 - This is bullshit, Emmett. 24 00:03:30.878 --> 00:03:32.680 - What's wrong with Bob and Emmett? 25 00:03:32.680 --> 00:03:34.748 - Their brother Frank were found dead. 26 00:03:34.748 --> 00:03:36.984 - You mean Frank the deputy? 27 00:03:37.017 --> 00:03:39.086 - Aye, been missin' for a week. 28 00:03:40.087 --> 00:03:41.755 - Well, what happened? 29 00:03:41.822 --> 00:03:43.824 - His body was all shot up. 30 00:03:43.824 --> 00:03:46.560 Half his bleedin' face was blown off. 31 00:03:46.560 --> 00:03:49.830 Bob and Emmett had to identify the remains. 32 00:03:49.863 --> 00:03:50.698 - Well, hell. 33 00:03:50.698 --> 00:03:52.900 You can't blame 'em. 34 00:03:52.900 --> 00:03:55.569 Can you imagine if it was your brother? 35 00:03:56.570 --> 00:03:58.906 - Sure I can but I just don't 36 00:03:58.906 --> 00:04:01.208 want Bob startin' any trouble in here. 37 00:04:03.176 --> 00:04:05.012 - Did they know who did it? 38 00:04:05.045 --> 00:04:06.580 - They have someone in mind. 39 00:04:08.248 --> 00:04:09.417 (Terri sighs) 40 00:04:09.450 --> 00:04:12.620 - We need to be calm and think this through. 41 00:04:13.554 --> 00:04:14.722 - I am calm! 42 00:04:15.889 --> 00:04:18.359 When I found out who did it I'm gonna kill 'em. 43 00:04:20.761 --> 00:04:22.463 - You can't do that. 44 00:04:22.530 --> 00:04:23.964 - And why not? 45 00:04:23.964 --> 00:04:25.299 Did you see his body? 46 00:04:26.634 --> 00:04:29.470 - That'd be revenge, murder. 47 00:04:29.470 --> 00:04:31.539 They'll put you away for it. 48 00:04:31.572 --> 00:04:32.740 - I don't care! 49 00:04:32.773 --> 00:04:33.907 Don't you want these bastards to pay 50 00:04:33.907 --> 00:04:35.242 for what they did to Frank? 51 00:04:36.877 --> 00:04:38.045 - Of course I do. 52 00:04:38.045 --> 00:04:41.114 Got to let the lawmen do their job. 53 00:04:41.114 --> 00:04:42.282 - What a joke! 54 00:04:42.316 --> 00:04:44.318 There ain't no law in Kansas. 55 00:04:44.385 --> 00:04:46.219 That's what's the problem. 56 00:04:46.253 --> 00:04:49.323 (patrons chattering) 57 00:04:56.063 --> 00:04:57.097 - Well, what? 58 00:04:58.999 --> 00:05:00.000 - Join me. 59 00:05:00.000 --> 00:05:00.801 - [Emmett] Huh? 60 00:05:02.970 --> 00:05:03.971 - Join me. 61 00:05:08.075 --> 00:05:09.242 I'm gon' get me a badge 62 00:05:09.276 --> 00:05:11.445 and I'm gon' get these son of a bitches. 63 00:05:14.515 --> 00:05:15.783 I want you to join me. 64 00:05:19.086 --> 00:05:19.920 - I'll do it. 65 00:05:21.689 --> 00:05:23.357 - You will? 66 00:05:23.357 --> 00:05:24.358 - For Frank. 67 00:05:24.358 --> 00:05:27.428 (patrons chattering) 68 00:05:28.962 --> 00:05:30.097 I have to do this. 69 00:05:32.500 --> 00:05:34.835 - I'll get Grat to join us. 70 00:05:34.835 --> 00:05:35.836 I'll talk to him. 71 00:05:38.305 --> 00:05:39.139 - Okay. 72 00:05:42.376 --> 00:05:43.544 - Get you another drink? 73 00:05:45.278 --> 00:05:49.450 - No, but there's something else you can get for me woman. 74 00:05:49.483 --> 00:05:50.951 Hey, come back here. 75 00:05:52.119 --> 00:05:54.888 - You get your mitts of me girl, Slade. 76 00:05:54.888 --> 00:05:56.957 - Damn it, Bridget, she's a whore. 77 00:05:56.990 --> 00:05:58.459 Let her be a whore. 78 00:05:58.459 --> 00:06:01.995 - She's a good workin' girl who deserves to be paid. 79 00:06:02.029 --> 00:06:05.466 You still owe for your last two visits here. 80 00:06:05.466 --> 00:06:08.736 You square up and then she'll be nice to ya. 81 00:06:08.736 --> 00:06:09.537 - Fine. 82 00:06:09.537 --> 00:06:11.338 I'll be back on payday. 83 00:06:12.372 --> 00:06:13.541 - I know you will. 84 00:06:18.546 --> 00:06:21.214 (pensive music) 85 00:06:34.261 --> 00:06:36.430 - That was a nice funeral. 86 00:06:36.497 --> 00:06:39.500 - I appreciate all the folks who showed up. 87 00:06:39.500 --> 00:06:40.834 - He had a lotta friends. 88 00:06:42.235 --> 00:06:45.606 - Skeeter, do you understand what happened to Uncle Frank? 89 00:06:45.673 --> 00:06:48.842 - He ain't gonna be comin' around no more. 90 00:06:48.842 --> 00:06:50.043 - That's right. 91 00:06:50.077 --> 00:06:51.945 You're a smart boy. 92 00:06:51.945 --> 00:06:55.048 - I was hopin' I'd never have to see one of my boys die. 93 00:06:59.252 --> 00:07:00.353 I wasn't ready for it. 94 00:07:01.455 --> 00:07:04.091 - You're never ready for it. 95 00:07:04.091 --> 00:07:05.559 - Amen to that. 96 00:07:05.593 --> 00:07:06.960 - Uncle Frank was a sheriff. 97 00:07:08.395 --> 00:07:10.764 - Well, he was but that don't matter to some people. 98 00:07:12.733 --> 00:07:15.703 - Well, me and Emmett's gonna join up. 99 00:07:16.870 --> 00:07:18.305 - Are you gonna be a sheriff too? 100 00:07:19.607 --> 00:07:20.941 - That's right. 101 00:07:20.974 --> 00:07:23.944 That way we can track down who killed Frank. 102 00:07:23.944 --> 00:07:25.946 - And it'll all be legal. 103 00:07:25.979 --> 00:07:28.649 (pensive music) 104 00:07:32.620 --> 00:07:33.453 - Julia? 105 00:07:33.453 --> 00:07:34.755 - Yes, Emmett? 106 00:07:34.755 --> 00:07:36.456 - I'm gon' love you forever. 107 00:07:36.456 --> 00:07:38.291 - Don't say that, Emmett. 108 00:07:38.325 --> 00:07:40.561 Who knows what'll happen in the future. 109 00:07:40.594 --> 00:07:42.162 You could meet a pretty girl tomorrow mornin' 110 00:07:42.162 --> 00:07:44.765 that makes you forget all about me. 111 00:07:44.798 --> 00:07:46.266 - That's impossible. 112 00:07:46.266 --> 00:07:48.301 - Here you are promisin' the world again, 113 00:07:48.301 --> 00:07:51.138 but you just don't know. 114 00:07:51.138 --> 00:07:53.340 - Julia Johnson, will you marry-- 115 00:07:53.406 --> 00:07:54.241 - Whoa! 116 00:07:54.241 --> 00:07:55.142 No way. 117 00:07:55.142 --> 00:07:56.176 You can't do that. 118 00:07:56.243 --> 00:07:57.645 You don't even have a ring. 119 00:08:00.614 --> 00:08:02.516 Did you plan this? 120 00:08:02.516 --> 00:08:04.484 - Well, no. 121 00:08:04.484 --> 00:08:06.620 - [Julia] You haven't even asked my father? 122 00:08:07.821 --> 00:08:09.990 - Do I really need to ask your father? 123 00:08:09.990 --> 00:08:12.125 - Yes, you most certainly do. 124 00:08:12.159 --> 00:08:14.294 What are you doin' Emmett? 125 00:08:14.294 --> 00:08:15.428 - I have no idea. 126 00:08:16.530 --> 00:08:18.599 I just want you to know that I love you. 127 00:08:18.632 --> 00:08:21.001 - [Julia] You can't just do that. 128 00:08:21.001 --> 00:08:22.469 - Do what? 129 00:08:22.502 --> 00:08:25.973 - You can't just act when somethin' pops into your head. 130 00:08:25.973 --> 00:08:27.340 Life doesn't work that way. 131 00:08:29.376 --> 00:08:30.477 - Who says? 132 00:08:30.510 --> 00:08:31.344 (Julia groans) 133 00:08:31.344 --> 00:08:32.546 - Emmett. 134 00:08:32.613 --> 00:08:34.682 - I'll do anything to be with you. 135 00:08:34.682 --> 00:08:36.516 What's so wrong with that? 136 00:08:36.550 --> 00:08:38.385 - Unbridled passion doesn't leave room 137 00:08:38.451 --> 00:08:42.289 for common sense, Emmett and honestly it scares me. 138 00:08:43.290 --> 00:08:45.292 If you really wanna marry me, 139 00:08:45.325 --> 00:08:48.028 you need to grow up and start doin' things right. 140 00:08:49.229 --> 00:08:50.397 I have to get home. 141 00:08:50.397 --> 00:08:51.398 Pa will be waiting. 142 00:08:51.464 --> 00:08:52.633 - [Emmett] I'll walk you. 143 00:08:52.633 --> 00:08:53.701 - With a shotgun. 144 00:08:54.568 --> 00:08:56.570 - I'll see you tomorrow. 145 00:08:56.637 --> 00:09:01.541 (gentle music) (grass rustling) 146 00:09:23.897 --> 00:09:28.902 (crickets chirping) (gentle music) 147 00:09:43.784 --> 00:09:45.285 (Bob groans) 148 00:09:45.352 --> 00:09:49.022 - Don't let it get the best of you, Bob. (Emmett laughs) 149 00:09:50.190 --> 00:09:52.893 (Bob yells) 150 00:09:52.926 --> 00:09:55.028 - Calm down, calm down. 151 00:09:55.028 --> 00:09:57.230 Let me see this darn thing. 152 00:09:59.099 --> 00:09:59.933 (Bob grunts) 153 00:09:59.933 --> 00:10:00.934 (Emmett laughs) 154 00:10:00.968 --> 00:10:02.202 Calm down, Bob. 155 00:10:03.436 --> 00:10:05.538 - Let me see if I can get it started. 156 00:10:05.538 --> 00:10:08.541 (crickets chirping) 157 00:10:10.778 --> 00:10:12.545 - [Emmett] Oh. 158 00:10:12.545 --> 00:10:13.480 There it goes. 159 00:10:13.480 --> 00:10:15.082 - [Bob] No it ain't, you lie. 160 00:10:15.115 --> 00:10:16.784 - No, I ain't lyin' there boy. - You lie. 161 00:10:16.784 --> 00:10:17.718 You lie. 162 00:10:17.718 --> 00:10:18.886 You know how I know you lie? 163 00:10:18.919 --> 00:10:20.220 - Why? - Your lips are movin'. 164 00:10:20.220 --> 00:10:23.223 (crickets chirping) 165 00:10:26.760 --> 00:10:27.661 Come on now. 166 00:10:27.661 --> 00:10:29.229 Ain't got all night. 167 00:10:29.262 --> 00:10:32.265 (crickets chirping) 168 00:10:34.467 --> 00:10:35.502 - You heard. 169 00:10:35.568 --> 00:10:38.505 (crickets chirping) 170 00:10:42.075 --> 00:10:43.911 - We can find somethin' that'll burn. 171 00:10:45.478 --> 00:10:46.313 That ain't gonna burn. 172 00:10:46.313 --> 00:10:48.148 What's this shit? 173 00:10:48.148 --> 00:10:49.649 Oh, shit. 174 00:10:49.649 --> 00:10:54.154 (fire crackling) (crickets chirping) 175 00:10:54.187 --> 00:10:56.957 - "Oh Emmett, I can't do it, I can't do it. 176 00:10:56.990 --> 00:10:58.992 "Oh, Emmett, I can't do it." 177 00:10:58.992 --> 00:11:00.260 (Grat laughs) (Emmett laughs) 178 00:11:00.293 --> 00:11:01.929 - Shut the hell up! 179 00:11:01.929 --> 00:11:06.934 (crickets chirping) (fire crackling) 180 00:11:15.809 --> 00:11:17.044 (Grat chuckles) 181 00:11:17.044 --> 00:11:18.545 (Bob chuckles) 182 00:11:18.611 --> 00:11:23.616 (hooves clomping) (pensive music) 183 00:11:24.484 --> 00:11:27.054 (twig snaps) (pensive music) 184 00:11:27.054 --> 00:11:28.555 - What is it, Bob? 185 00:11:30.891 --> 00:11:32.659 - I could swear I saw somethin'. 186 00:11:33.827 --> 00:11:38.565 (pensive music) (crickets chirping) 187 00:11:49.743 --> 00:11:51.178 Someone's messin' with us. 188 00:11:53.881 --> 00:11:55.148 - I think I heard it, too. 189 00:11:59.753 --> 00:12:00.921 - Give me three, two, one. 190 00:12:03.590 --> 00:12:04.892 - Three, 191 00:12:04.892 --> 00:12:06.326 two, 192 00:12:06.359 --> 00:12:07.194 one. 193 00:12:07.194 --> 00:12:09.696 (shots firing) 194 00:12:12.900 --> 00:12:17.905 (crickets chirping) (fire crackling) 195 00:12:22.075 --> 00:12:23.410 - I think we got him. 196 00:12:23.410 --> 00:12:28.415 (fire crackling) (crickets chirping) 197 00:12:30.918 --> 00:12:32.085 - Follow me, fellows. 198 00:12:32.085 --> 00:12:36.857 (fire crackling) (crickets chirping) 199 00:12:58.411 --> 00:13:00.747 (pensive music) 200 00:13:00.747 --> 00:13:02.983 Damn, it's Towerly! 201 00:13:04.284 --> 00:13:05.886 - We just got lucky, fellas. 202 00:13:08.588 --> 00:13:09.957 - We just got us some money. 203 00:13:15.428 --> 00:13:18.098 (pensive music) 204 00:13:19.666 --> 00:13:21.835 - What you mean there's no money? 205 00:13:21.902 --> 00:13:22.735 - Nothin'? 206 00:13:26.306 --> 00:13:27.507 - Sorry, boys. 207 00:13:27.507 --> 00:13:28.808 That note is only good for a year. 208 00:13:31.178 --> 00:13:32.679 (horse whinnies) 209 00:13:32.745 --> 00:13:35.815 - Why the hell did you plant those things to begin with? 210 00:13:35.815 --> 00:13:36.649 - Come on, Bob. 211 00:13:36.649 --> 00:13:37.484 Let's go. 212 00:13:37.484 --> 00:13:39.019 - I'm not done yet! 213 00:13:39.086 --> 00:13:40.487 - Bob, don't. 214 00:13:40.487 --> 00:13:42.789 - You almost got us killed, did you know that? 215 00:13:42.822 --> 00:13:46.659 - Look, I'm very grateful for all that you boys have done. 216 00:13:46.659 --> 00:13:49.796 The man was on the run for over a year. 217 00:13:49.796 --> 00:13:51.631 The money that was set aside for that 218 00:13:51.631 --> 00:13:53.133 had to be used for other things. 219 00:13:53.133 --> 00:13:55.002 You know how politicians are. 220 00:13:55.002 --> 00:13:55.969 My hands are tied. 221 00:13:56.003 --> 00:13:57.670 I had no control over that. 222 00:13:57.670 --> 00:13:59.506 If y'all'd agot him a couple months ago 223 00:13:59.506 --> 00:14:00.673 it'd had been all right. 224 00:14:00.707 --> 00:14:01.875 - You son of a bitch. 225 00:14:01.942 --> 00:14:04.144 You spent it on yourself didn't ya? 226 00:14:05.478 --> 00:14:06.479 (Mitchell sighs) 227 00:14:06.479 --> 00:14:07.680 We've been loyal to you. 228 00:14:07.680 --> 00:14:09.016 For almost two years we've been puttin' 229 00:14:09.016 --> 00:14:10.650 our ass on the line for you. 230 00:14:10.683 --> 00:14:12.819 - Always the same with you, ain't it, Bob? 231 00:14:12.819 --> 00:14:14.955 The world's out to get ya. You're just a model citizen. 232 00:14:16.556 --> 00:14:18.291 I tell you what, you're all fired. 233 00:14:18.325 --> 00:14:19.459 Get out! 234 00:14:19.459 --> 00:14:20.693 - But you still owe us. 235 00:14:20.693 --> 00:14:22.495 - Yeah, you can't just do that. 236 00:14:22.529 --> 00:14:26.033 - Look, you know what the Marshals are sayin' don't ya? 237 00:14:26.033 --> 00:14:27.567 They're sayin' the Dalton boys are up to no good. 238 00:14:27.634 --> 00:14:29.469 I hear tell y'all been out 239 00:14:29.502 --> 00:14:32.405 there sellin' whiskey on Indian territory. 240 00:14:32.405 --> 00:14:35.308 - Is that what this is about? 241 00:14:35.342 --> 00:14:37.210 - Sir, we really need the money. 242 00:14:37.210 --> 00:14:38.211 I plan on gettin' married when 243 00:14:38.211 --> 00:14:40.513 we get back to Coffeyville. 244 00:14:40.547 --> 00:14:43.816 - Get out of my office all of you. 245 00:14:43.816 --> 00:14:44.985 - But Sheriff-- 246 00:14:46.153 --> 00:14:48.922 - The Dalton boys are hereby relieved of duty. 247 00:14:48.922 --> 00:14:51.992 - You're not relievin' the Dalton boys of shit! 248 00:14:52.025 --> 00:14:53.193 We quit. 249 00:14:53.226 --> 00:14:57.864 (badges clattering) (pensive music) 250 00:14:59.066 --> 00:14:59.899 Asshole. 251 00:14:59.899 --> 00:15:02.502 (pensive music) 252 00:15:21.254 --> 00:15:23.256 - You fellows wanna talk to me? 253 00:15:23.256 --> 00:15:24.191 - Yes, Sir. 254 00:15:24.224 --> 00:15:25.625 Thank you for makin' time. 255 00:15:25.625 --> 00:15:27.560 - I guess you heard about our brother, Frank. 256 00:15:27.594 --> 00:15:28.428 - I did. 257 00:15:29.862 --> 00:15:34.534 Sorry about your loss but I heard you brought in a killer. 258 00:15:34.534 --> 00:15:35.368 - They did. 259 00:15:38.471 --> 00:15:41.074 - I guess you heard about Sheriff Mitchell. 260 00:15:41.108 --> 00:15:44.044 - No, I ain't heard anything about the Sheriff. 261 00:15:44.044 --> 00:15:45.245 What about him? 262 00:15:45.278 --> 00:15:47.114 - The old bastard's holdin' out on us. 263 00:15:48.715 --> 00:15:50.717 - Says he's not gonna pay us the reward. 264 00:15:52.752 --> 00:15:54.287 - How much was the reward? 265 00:15:54.287 --> 00:15:55.722 - $2,000. 266 00:15:58.558 --> 00:16:00.260 - Fair piece of change. 267 00:16:00.293 --> 00:16:02.462 Why's he say he's not payin' it? 268 00:16:03.963 --> 00:16:06.799 - On account of the reward notice is over a year old. 269 00:16:06.799 --> 00:16:08.501 - He says it ain't no good no more. 270 00:16:09.736 --> 00:16:12.239 - The old bastard's keepin' it for himself. 271 00:16:12.239 --> 00:16:15.108 - That's mighty strong words, Mr. Dalton. 272 00:16:16.409 --> 00:16:18.478 I've known Mitchell for years. 273 00:16:18.478 --> 00:16:20.813 I don't think it's in his character. 274 00:16:22.015 --> 00:16:23.483 - Marshal, what we'd like to know, 275 00:16:23.483 --> 00:16:26.086 do we have any recourse through your office? 276 00:16:26.119 --> 00:16:28.455 - Unfortunately, the reward wasn't issued 277 00:16:28.455 --> 00:16:29.956 through our office. 278 00:16:29.989 --> 00:16:34.027 If it was it'd be backed by the U.S. government. 279 00:16:34.027 --> 00:16:35.362 - Well who's backin' it up? 280 00:16:37.597 --> 00:16:38.765 - Probably the county. 281 00:16:41.468 --> 00:16:44.003 - So then we can't do anything about it? 282 00:16:44.003 --> 00:16:47.707 - Well each county writes its own rules, 283 00:16:47.774 --> 00:16:49.109 but the important thing 284 00:16:49.142 --> 00:16:52.779 is that you boys stay in law enforcement. 285 00:16:52.779 --> 00:16:54.881 It'll be good for ya in the long run. 286 00:16:56.683 --> 00:16:57.550 - We already quit. 287 00:16:59.619 --> 00:17:00.887 - That's unfortunate. 288 00:17:10.163 --> 00:17:12.732 (gentle music) 289 00:17:19.539 --> 00:17:20.707 - [Curtis] Mr. Knowles, 290 00:17:20.707 --> 00:17:23.042 I know these time locks are a good idea, 291 00:17:24.377 --> 00:17:26.846 but can't we do somethin' about the cost? 292 00:17:30.550 --> 00:17:34.721 - Senator, there's a lot involved in this. 293 00:17:34.721 --> 00:17:36.889 I can make the October 1st deadline 294 00:17:36.889 --> 00:17:40.660 for delivery to the First National Bank as you requested, 295 00:17:40.693 --> 00:17:44.597 however, once the mechanicals are delivered, 296 00:17:44.597 --> 00:17:46.866 I'll have to engage my technical man 297 00:17:46.899 --> 00:17:48.601 to travel to Coffeyville. 298 00:17:48.601 --> 00:17:51.438 He has to engineer the device at your facility 299 00:17:51.438 --> 00:17:54.607 to the specifications of that particular vault. 300 00:17:54.607 --> 00:17:57.877 So the device will be delivered on the first of October 301 00:17:57.910 --> 00:18:00.046 and he will be there at some point during 302 00:18:00.046 --> 00:18:02.549 that first week to complete the installation. 303 00:18:03.750 --> 00:18:05.252 - Understood. 304 00:18:05.252 --> 00:18:07.287 What can I do to make this run smoothly? 305 00:18:08.421 --> 00:18:10.123 - I would strongly suggest that 306 00:18:10.190 --> 00:18:13.860 you bring one of your trusted employees up here to Topeka 307 00:18:13.893 --> 00:18:16.062 so that my office can train them 308 00:18:16.095 --> 00:18:20.600 on the day to day operations of the time log. 309 00:18:20.600 --> 00:18:21.701 - That's a good idea. 310 00:18:23.270 --> 00:18:26.239 - No extra charge for that training of course. 311 00:18:26.239 --> 00:18:27.607 Do you have someone in mind? 312 00:18:28.941 --> 00:18:29.876 - I think so. 313 00:18:34.614 --> 00:18:38.218 So Rebecca, is this your first trip to Topeka? 314 00:18:38.251 --> 00:18:40.253 - Yes, Sir. - [Curtis] So what'd ya think? 315 00:18:40.287 --> 00:18:43.055 - It's a right big town, Senator. 316 00:18:43.055 --> 00:18:44.957 - Compared to Coffeyville it is. 317 00:18:44.957 --> 00:18:48.161 How long you been workin' with us at the bank? 318 00:18:48.228 --> 00:18:50.997 - My 10th anniversary was last year. 319 00:18:50.997 --> 00:18:52.999 - That's great, that's great. 320 00:18:52.999 --> 00:18:55.134 You've done some mighty fine work for us. 321 00:18:55.134 --> 00:18:57.404 You brought a lot of business into the bank too 322 00:18:57.437 --> 00:18:59.272 and we're much appreciative. 323 00:18:59.306 --> 00:19:02.742 So how's it feel bein' the first lady assistant manager 324 00:19:02.742 --> 00:19:04.010 in this bank's history? 325 00:19:04.010 --> 00:19:07.514 - Oh, I take the responsibility very seriously. 326 00:19:07.580 --> 00:19:09.316 - I'm sure you do. 327 00:19:09.316 --> 00:19:11.184 Rebecca, I sent for you because 328 00:19:11.251 --> 00:19:13.586 there's a company here in Topeka 329 00:19:13.586 --> 00:19:18.358 that manufacturers reliable time locks for bank vaults. 330 00:19:19.526 --> 00:19:21.628 - What would that do for us? 331 00:19:21.661 --> 00:19:23.963 - The locks would be automatic. 332 00:19:23.963 --> 00:19:26.699 That means that no one, not even me, 333 00:19:26.699 --> 00:19:29.269 would have access after hours. 334 00:19:30.470 --> 00:19:31.971 - Okay. 335 00:19:32.004 --> 00:19:35.174 - I have set up a meeting for you with this company, 336 00:19:35.174 --> 00:19:38.845 and at this meeting you will learn the why's, 337 00:19:38.845 --> 00:19:43.850 wherefores, ins and outs of dealing with these time locks. 338 00:19:44.551 --> 00:19:45.485 - Certainly, Sir. 339 00:19:45.518 --> 00:19:46.453 When am I supposed to be gettin' 340 00:19:46.453 --> 00:19:47.954 this lock at the First National? 341 00:19:47.987 --> 00:19:49.188 - It'll be the same time 342 00:19:49.188 --> 00:19:52.459 as the bank across the street, October the 1st. 343 00:19:52.492 --> 00:19:55.161 (pensive music) 344 00:20:08.875 --> 00:20:12.211 - You boys want any more out of life than what we have? 345 00:20:12.245 --> 00:20:13.480 - I wanna get rich and sleep 346 00:20:13.513 --> 00:20:15.315 with a different whore every night. 347 00:20:15.315 --> 00:20:17.850 (all laughing) 348 00:20:19.218 --> 00:20:21.521 - I just wanna make an honest livin'. 349 00:20:21.521 --> 00:20:23.189 Buy some land. 350 00:20:23.189 --> 00:20:24.324 - What if I told you I could make 351 00:20:24.324 --> 00:20:26.326 both of your dreams come true? 352 00:20:26.326 --> 00:20:29.161 - Then I'd reckon Emmett would wanna switch dreams with me. 353 00:20:29.161 --> 00:20:31.664 - No, I wouldn't you dirty old dog. 354 00:20:31.664 --> 00:20:33.500 - "Oh Julia, oh Julia!" 355 00:20:33.500 --> 00:20:37.337 (Bob laughs) (Grat laughs) 356 00:20:37.370 --> 00:20:38.705 - Grat. 357 00:20:38.738 --> 00:20:40.106 - Listen. 358 00:20:40.106 --> 00:20:42.074 How much were we supposed to get paid 359 00:20:42.074 --> 00:20:44.344 for haulin' in that bandit? 360 00:20:44.377 --> 00:20:47.213 - That bounty was $2,000. 361 00:20:47.246 --> 00:20:49.081 - How much did that bandit have to steal 362 00:20:49.081 --> 00:20:52.685 to get that kinda bounty on his head? 363 00:20:52.685 --> 00:20:54.354 - Over 50,000 I'll say. 364 00:20:57.056 --> 00:20:58.558 - What, Bob? 365 00:20:58.591 --> 00:21:01.761 - Boys, it seems like we on the wrong side of the law. 366 00:21:02.895 --> 00:21:05.798 - What are you suggestin'? 367 00:21:05.798 --> 00:21:06.799 (Bob chuckles) 368 00:21:06.866 --> 00:21:08.435 - Let's be outlaws. 369 00:21:09.802 --> 00:21:12.138 - Different whore every night? 370 00:21:12.138 --> 00:21:12.972 - Two. 371 00:21:13.039 --> 00:21:14.206 (Grat chuckles) 372 00:21:14.206 --> 00:21:15.074 - I'm in. 373 00:21:15.107 --> 00:21:16.376 (Bob chuckles) 374 00:21:16.376 --> 00:21:17.744 - I can't be an outlaw. 375 00:21:17.777 --> 00:21:19.211 You crazy? 376 00:21:19.211 --> 00:21:21.481 - Come on little brother, we'll look after ya. 377 00:21:21.481 --> 00:21:22.982 - Damn right. 378 00:21:22.982 --> 00:21:26.453 - I'm gonna find a good job and I'm gonna marry Julia. 379 00:21:26.453 --> 00:21:28.955 - Believe me, Emmett, once you get a taste of this, 380 00:21:28.955 --> 00:21:31.624 you won't care anything about that girl. 381 00:21:31.624 --> 00:21:33.059 - I'm gonna spend the rest of my life with her 382 00:21:33.092 --> 00:21:35.328 and that means bein' a man. 383 00:21:35.328 --> 00:21:36.829 (Bob sighs) 384 00:21:36.829 --> 00:21:39.666 - Well, I thought you was a whole lot more loyal. 385 00:21:39.666 --> 00:21:41.468 - I am loyal to you, Bob. 386 00:21:43.135 --> 00:21:44.003 - Nevermind. 387 00:21:44.070 --> 00:21:46.138 Just, just go. 388 00:21:46.138 --> 00:21:47.139 - [Emmett] Well I am. 389 00:21:52.244 --> 00:21:53.480 - Go home, Emmett. 390 00:21:53.480 --> 00:21:54.981 Your future wife's waitin' on you. 391 00:21:55.014 --> 00:21:56.816 - Yeah, just go. 392 00:21:56.816 --> 00:21:59.819 - Emmett, don't tell anyone what we just talked about. 393 00:22:02.188 --> 00:22:04.857 (belt clinking) 394 00:22:07.093 --> 00:22:08.861 He better not tell Mama. 395 00:22:08.861 --> 00:22:11.163 - He's gon' tell everyone if you don't watch him. 396 00:22:14.501 --> 00:22:16.002 - Why the hell we gotta do all this target practicin'? 397 00:22:16.035 --> 00:22:19.606 - 'Cause we gon' be goin' up against some badass shooters. 398 00:22:19.639 --> 00:22:21.140 - Well, we're pretty good ourselves. 399 00:22:21.140 --> 00:22:22.975 - Yeah, but we gotta get better. 400 00:22:23.009 --> 00:22:24.677 - Quit your bellyachin' and shoot. 401 00:22:24.677 --> 00:22:27.213 (shots firing) 402 00:22:34.487 --> 00:22:37.023 (gentle music) 403 00:23:03.315 --> 00:23:04.917 You miss her don't you? 404 00:23:04.917 --> 00:23:05.752 - No. 405 00:23:13.426 --> 00:23:14.527 Look at this. 406 00:23:18.030 --> 00:23:20.032 - Here's where we start. 407 00:23:20.066 --> 00:23:21.367 The early train rides right by here, 408 00:23:21.367 --> 00:23:25.371 and there won't be a soul in sight. 409 00:23:25.404 --> 00:23:26.873 Now I'll take the lead. 410 00:23:26.873 --> 00:23:28.575 - What, wait, what? 411 00:23:28.575 --> 00:23:30.577 You said I can take the lead. 412 00:23:30.610 --> 00:23:32.178 - I changed my mind. 413 00:23:32.211 --> 00:23:33.846 - Why am I not surprised? 414 00:23:33.846 --> 00:23:36.516 You always need the glory don't ya, brother? 415 00:23:36.549 --> 00:23:38.384 - Grat, you don't know what you're talkin' about. 416 00:23:38.417 --> 00:23:41.754 - I'm talkin' about you hoggin' all the glory. 417 00:23:41.754 --> 00:23:43.756 You been doin' it since we was kids! 418 00:23:43.756 --> 00:23:44.757 - You wanna lead? 419 00:23:44.757 --> 00:23:46.759 Do you wanna lead, Grat? 420 00:23:48.595 --> 00:23:49.796 Who do you think is gonna be 421 00:23:49.862 --> 00:23:52.231 the first man shot dead if they see us? 422 00:23:56.769 --> 00:23:59.872 I'm leadin' this because you two are my brothers. 423 00:23:59.906 --> 00:24:01.107 My flesh and blood. 424 00:24:02.709 --> 00:24:04.477 - Can I ask a question? 425 00:24:04.477 --> 00:24:06.979 What are we talkin' about here? 426 00:24:07.046 --> 00:24:08.581 - Robbin' a train. 427 00:24:13.720 --> 00:24:15.054 - No we're not. 428 00:24:15.087 --> 00:24:17.089 - Ah, I don't know. 429 00:24:18.257 --> 00:24:20.426 - Well, what do you want outta life? 430 00:24:20.426 --> 00:24:21.728 - I'm not sure anymore. 431 00:24:22.929 --> 00:24:24.230 - What if I said you could have anything 432 00:24:24.230 --> 00:24:26.132 that little head of yours can dream of? 433 00:24:26.999 --> 00:24:28.167 - I guess I'd like that. 434 00:24:30.903 --> 00:24:33.239 - I need you onboard little brother. 435 00:24:34.306 --> 00:24:35.742 - I can't. 436 00:24:35.775 --> 00:24:36.743 - What? 437 00:24:37.844 --> 00:24:39.178 - You need to think hard about this. 438 00:24:39.178 --> 00:24:40.112 - How could I? 439 00:24:40.146 --> 00:24:41.648 Could you imagine the papers? 440 00:24:41.648 --> 00:24:44.150 The Dalton boys steal from little old ladies. 441 00:24:44.183 --> 00:24:48.855 Wait, I refuse until we get a real outlaw name. 442 00:24:52.759 --> 00:24:53.960 The Dalton Gang. 443 00:24:55.194 --> 00:24:57.029 - Hm, the Dalton Gang? 444 00:24:57.096 --> 00:24:58.531 I like that. 445 00:24:58.531 --> 00:24:59.365 - I love it. 446 00:24:59.431 --> 00:25:01.868 (Bob chuckles) 447 00:25:01.868 --> 00:25:03.202 - Let's just make sure it shows up 448 00:25:03.269 --> 00:25:04.303 in the papers like that. 449 00:25:04.336 --> 00:25:06.138 - That a boy, Emmett. 450 00:25:06.138 --> 00:25:07.640 - Hell yeah, brother. 451 00:25:07.674 --> 00:25:09.175 - The Dalton Gang. 452 00:25:10.643 --> 00:25:13.012 - Well, Skeeter, what is it you wanna talk to me about? 453 00:25:13.012 --> 00:25:14.480 - Well, Papa? 454 00:25:14.513 --> 00:25:15.648 - Yeah? 455 00:25:15.648 --> 00:25:18.050 - Why you gotta chase the train? 456 00:25:18.050 --> 00:25:21.320 - Well, we gon' have to stop it. 457 00:25:21.353 --> 00:25:23.189 - Well, why you gotta stop the train? 458 00:25:26.192 --> 00:25:27.727 - Probably a lotta money on it. 459 00:25:29.128 --> 00:25:30.630 - I thought you was good guys. 460 00:25:32.331 --> 00:25:33.666 - Well, we are the good guys. 461 00:25:33.700 --> 00:25:35.968 Sometimes we have to change sides. 462 00:25:37.036 --> 00:25:38.871 - Oh, okay. 463 00:25:38.871 --> 00:25:40.239 So are you a robber? 464 00:25:44.711 --> 00:25:45.812 - Somethin' like that. 465 00:25:47.379 --> 00:25:48.214 - Oh. 466 00:25:50.549 --> 00:25:53.152 (gentle music) 467 00:26:04.396 --> 00:26:05.397 - Good to see you, Caleb. 468 00:26:05.397 --> 00:26:07.099 What you need? 469 00:26:07.166 --> 00:26:09.769 - Railroad's got me goin' up and down them big hills 470 00:26:09.769 --> 00:26:12.104 just outside of Joplin again. 471 00:26:13.773 --> 00:26:15.274 - That's your regular route ain't it? 472 00:26:15.341 --> 00:26:18.678 - I'm holdin' a trainload of passengers 473 00:26:18.678 --> 00:26:21.380 and the railroad wants me to wait five hours 474 00:26:21.413 --> 00:26:25.618 so I can pick up the detectives they hired for protection 475 00:26:25.618 --> 00:26:27.754 and that's another car for them 476 00:26:27.754 --> 00:26:29.588 and another car for their horses. 477 00:26:29.622 --> 00:26:32.558 That's five hours if they're on time. 478 00:26:32.591 --> 00:26:34.593 - What, are you worried about the weight? 479 00:26:34.593 --> 00:26:36.262 - She's an old locomotive, Marshal, 480 00:26:36.295 --> 00:26:38.397 and there's some days she can't even hold her own. 481 00:26:38.430 --> 00:26:39.866 - Caleb, I know you don't wanna 482 00:26:39.866 --> 00:26:41.868 get hung up on one of them inclines, 483 00:26:41.901 --> 00:26:46.072 but I think that's a decision best left to the railroad. 484 00:26:46.072 --> 00:26:48.474 - I know what's best for my train, Marshal. 485 00:26:48.474 --> 00:26:50.877 And that stretch of land, 486 00:26:50.910 --> 00:26:53.913 chance of a robbery is very, very low. 487 00:26:53.913 --> 00:26:55.581 - Well, that's true. 488 00:26:55.581 --> 00:26:59.585 That's some very rough terrain, but you never know. 489 00:26:59.585 --> 00:27:01.921 - Nothing there but rough terrain and forest. 490 00:27:03.122 --> 00:27:04.824 - Well, what do you want me to do? 491 00:27:04.824 --> 00:27:06.458 - I got a train load of passengers 492 00:27:06.458 --> 00:27:09.061 who want to get to their destination. 493 00:27:09.095 --> 00:27:10.562 You can tell those detective boys 494 00:27:10.562 --> 00:27:14.400 I'll be back in about 24 hours and they can load up then. 495 00:27:14.433 --> 00:27:18.104 - I can relay your message but I cannot endorse 496 00:27:19.505 --> 00:27:22.675 you not havin' their kinda security on a trip like that. 497 00:27:22.742 --> 00:27:24.744 - I'm not askin' you to but thank 498 00:27:24.744 --> 00:27:26.345 you for your help, Marshal. 499 00:27:26.345 --> 00:27:31.350 (train chugging) (wind whistling) 500 00:27:50.136 --> 00:27:51.003 - Let's go. 501 00:27:55.007 --> 00:27:56.008 - See anything yet? 502 00:27:56.042 --> 00:27:56.976 - Nothin' just yet. 503 00:27:58.310 --> 00:27:59.445 Wait. 504 00:27:59.445 --> 00:28:00.346 - [Grat] What is it? 505 00:28:00.346 --> 00:28:01.347 - [Bob] It's the train. 506 00:28:01.380 --> 00:28:04.116 (train chugging) 507 00:28:06.819 --> 00:28:09.488 (pensive music) 508 00:28:16.328 --> 00:28:17.629 - You see Bob and Emmett? 509 00:28:17.629 --> 00:28:20.066 - Yeah but they're a pretty good piece away. 510 00:28:20.066 --> 00:28:22.802 (train chugging) 511 00:28:29.641 --> 00:28:30.810 They might make it. 512 00:28:30.810 --> 00:28:35.815 (upbeat music) (train chugging) 513 00:28:50.496 --> 00:28:52.832 They're movin' fast through those woods. 514 00:28:52.832 --> 00:28:54.433 - I see 'em now. 515 00:28:54.433 --> 00:28:55.401 Gon' be close. 516 00:28:55.401 --> 00:29:00.272 (train chugging) (upbeat music) 517 00:30:11.143 --> 00:30:12.611 - They made it. 518 00:30:12.644 --> 00:30:13.980 - How do you know? 519 00:30:13.980 --> 00:30:15.447 - The train's slowin' down. 520 00:30:15.447 --> 00:30:18.184 (train chugging) 521 00:30:24.123 --> 00:30:24.957 - Sweet. 522 00:30:24.957 --> 00:30:27.659 (train chugging) 523 00:30:31.830 --> 00:30:34.500 - Hey, hey, hey, listen up. 524 00:30:34.533 --> 00:30:35.868 It wasn't perfect. 525 00:30:35.868 --> 00:30:38.370 $6,000 richer than when we went in. 526 00:30:41.707 --> 00:30:42.641 Not bad, huh? 527 00:30:45.111 --> 00:30:46.378 And I wanna dedicate this 528 00:30:46.378 --> 00:30:47.980 to the person who gave us our name. 529 00:30:49.281 --> 00:30:50.816 Thank you little brother. 530 00:30:50.849 --> 00:30:52.818 - Wait to go little shit. 531 00:30:52.818 --> 00:30:55.988 - And that's why half the day's loot's goin' to you. 532 00:30:56.022 --> 00:30:57.023 - What? 533 00:30:57.023 --> 00:30:58.724 - That's really not necessary. 534 00:30:58.724 --> 00:31:00.359 - Damn right it's not. 535 00:31:00.359 --> 00:31:03.129 - Don't start with your shit, Grat. 536 00:31:03.162 --> 00:31:05.831 - I rode in second, I held up the train, 537 00:31:05.831 --> 00:31:07.199 I collected all the money. 538 00:31:08.700 --> 00:31:11.370 It don't make no sense you do me like that. 539 00:31:11.370 --> 00:31:13.239 - Well, here's the good news. 540 00:31:13.305 --> 00:31:15.174 It don't need to make sense to you. 541 00:31:17.343 --> 00:31:19.178 Sense is somethin' that leaders have. 542 00:31:21.247 --> 00:31:22.915 I automatically get half. 543 00:31:22.915 --> 00:31:24.750 That leaves you with nothin' today. 544 00:31:27.219 --> 00:31:29.055 But you got somethin' to look forward 545 00:31:29.088 --> 00:31:30.589 to on the next one, Grat. 546 00:31:30.589 --> 00:31:35.261 And I promise you it'll be bigger and better next time. 547 00:31:36.662 --> 00:31:39.331 - You think Frank woulda acted like this? 548 00:31:39.331 --> 00:31:41.100 - Frank is dead! 549 00:31:41.100 --> 00:31:41.900 - Bobby. 550 00:31:43.235 --> 00:31:45.504 - Frank died without a penny to his name, 551 00:31:46.905 --> 00:31:49.275 and I loved him just as much as anyone here 552 00:31:50.209 --> 00:31:51.843 but he was a damn fool. 553 00:31:53.112 --> 00:31:55.381 He tried to do right but the devil showed up 554 00:31:55.414 --> 00:31:56.748 at his door instead. 555 00:31:58.250 --> 00:31:59.785 I'm gon' find me a saloon and raise me some hell. 556 00:31:59.785 --> 00:32:01.287 Anybody wanna go? 557 00:32:02.588 --> 00:32:05.224 - I believe I'm gon' turn in for tonight. 558 00:32:05.257 --> 00:32:06.092 - Come on, Grat. 559 00:32:06.092 --> 00:32:07.926 I'll buy you a drink. 560 00:32:11.730 --> 00:32:13.132 Last chance little brother. 561 00:32:14.300 --> 00:32:15.968 - All right, all right. 562 00:32:16.035 --> 00:32:16.868 I'll go. 563 00:32:20.372 --> 00:32:23.542 - Oh, well, hell, let's get together next week. 564 00:32:23.542 --> 00:32:24.376 Sound good? 565 00:32:24.376 --> 00:32:27.279 (patrons chattering) 566 00:32:29.381 --> 00:32:32.718 - Hm, looks like them Dalton boys found themselves 567 00:32:32.718 --> 00:32:34.220 a good payday somewhere. 568 00:32:34.220 --> 00:32:38.424 - Aye, and they can stay until their pot of gold runs out. 569 00:32:39.791 --> 00:32:41.727 - Kinda makes you wonder thought don't it? 570 00:32:41.727 --> 00:32:43.795 - What are ya gettin' at? 571 00:32:43.795 --> 00:32:47.133 - That was a big damn train robbery yesterday. 572 00:32:47.133 --> 00:32:49.335 - I thought that was down the road a stretch? 573 00:32:50.769 --> 00:32:53.839 - It was but only about a day's ride. 574 00:32:53.839 --> 00:32:55.841 They had plenty of time to get here. 575 00:32:56.942 --> 00:32:59.011 - Marshal, do you really think 576 00:32:59.011 --> 00:33:03.315 that these boys could manage somethin' like that? 577 00:33:03.315 --> 00:33:05.517 - Well, I hope not especially 578 00:33:05.584 --> 00:33:07.753 with their background in law enforcement. 579 00:33:09.955 --> 00:33:11.157 Who knows. 580 00:33:11.157 --> 00:33:12.591 - I don't know. 581 00:33:12.624 --> 00:33:14.460 Bob and I do go a way back. 582 00:33:16.328 --> 00:33:17.996 - I understand. 583 00:33:17.996 --> 00:33:19.631 Would you do me favor? 584 00:33:19.665 --> 00:33:22.101 - What you be needin'? 585 00:33:22.101 --> 00:33:25.171 - Just kinda keep a tally on what they're spendin' tonight. 586 00:33:25.171 --> 00:33:28.507 I'll come by tomorrow and check up. 587 00:33:28.507 --> 00:33:30.109 - Aye, that I can do. 588 00:33:31.177 --> 00:33:32.010 - Ma'am. 589 00:33:33.812 --> 00:33:34.880 - Marshal. 590 00:33:34.880 --> 00:33:36.682 - Evenin' fellas. 591 00:33:36.682 --> 00:33:38.016 Enjoy yourselves. 592 00:33:39.185 --> 00:33:40.886 - What you say your name was? 593 00:33:40.952 --> 00:33:43.155 - Anne, for only the third time. 594 00:33:46.125 --> 00:33:48.894 - Anne, have you met my little brother? 595 00:33:48.894 --> 00:33:49.861 This is Emmett. 596 00:33:51.463 --> 00:33:52.731 - He's so cute. 597 00:33:52.731 --> 00:33:54.466 - Cute ain't the word for him. 598 00:33:54.500 --> 00:33:56.968 He saved my life earlier today. 599 00:33:57.969 --> 00:33:59.638 Say Pam-- 600 00:33:59.671 --> 00:34:01.006 - It's Anne. 601 00:34:01.006 --> 00:34:02.508 - Whatever. 602 00:34:02.508 --> 00:34:05.311 Why don't you take Emmett up and show him a good time? 603 00:34:05.311 --> 00:34:08.714 - No, no, no, no, that would not be necessary. 604 00:34:08.714 --> 00:34:09.815 - What? 605 00:34:09.848 --> 00:34:11.750 You don't like what you see? 606 00:34:11.750 --> 00:34:15.254 - No, I mean, yes, I mean, damn you, Bob. 607 00:34:15.254 --> 00:34:17.656 - Look, my brother just had the best day of his life. 608 00:34:17.689 --> 00:34:20.992 It would be a shame if tonight was any different. 609 00:34:22.528 --> 00:34:23.762 - Come with me. 610 00:34:23.762 --> 00:34:25.331 - I really-- (Bridget laughs) 611 00:34:25.364 --> 00:34:27.366 - Do your thing, Pam. 612 00:34:27.399 --> 00:34:29.235 - Bob, you son of a bitch. 613 00:34:29.235 --> 00:34:30.869 - Got a name Mr. Emmett? 614 00:34:31.903 --> 00:34:33.004 - Yes. 615 00:34:34.240 --> 00:34:37.243 - Well, care to share it with me? 616 00:34:37.243 --> 00:34:39.745 - Oh yeah, it's Dalton. 617 00:34:39.745 --> 00:34:41.380 Emmett Dalton. 618 00:34:41.380 --> 00:34:42.914 - That's nice. 619 00:34:42.914 --> 00:34:46.252 Now Emmett Dalton, take these clothes off me. 620 00:34:48.587 --> 00:34:51.290 Okay, then I'll take them off myself. 621 00:34:51.357 --> 00:34:52.358 - Wait. 622 00:34:52.391 --> 00:34:53.292 - What? 623 00:34:53.292 --> 00:34:54.126 What is it? 624 00:34:55.527 --> 00:34:56.895 - I just can't. 625 00:34:56.928 --> 00:34:57.763 - [Anne] Why? 626 00:34:59.931 --> 00:35:02.468 - I just, there's someone else. 627 00:35:03.469 --> 00:35:05.471 - Oh, you're married? 628 00:35:07.105 --> 00:35:08.039 - No. 629 00:35:09.475 --> 00:35:10.976 - Engaged? 630 00:35:11.042 --> 00:35:12.811 - Well, no. 631 00:35:14.280 --> 00:35:15.614 - So you have a girlfriend? 632 00:35:15.647 --> 00:35:16.482 - I think so. 633 00:35:18.450 --> 00:35:21.620 - Emmett Dalton, you're so sweet. 634 00:35:25.791 --> 00:35:27.626 You're really in love with someone. 635 00:35:29.461 --> 00:35:31.129 - Yeah. 636 00:35:31.129 --> 00:35:32.631 Yeah, guess I am. 637 00:35:37.936 --> 00:35:40.506 (gentle music) 638 00:35:47.513 --> 00:35:49.848 - Caleb, I'm pourin' myself a little brandy. 639 00:35:49.915 --> 00:35:51.250 Would you care for some? 640 00:35:51.283 --> 00:35:53.752 - Thank you Senator but unfortunately 641 00:35:53.752 --> 00:35:55.654 I am still technically on duty. 642 00:35:57.088 --> 00:36:01.927 - Well, the boss said it's okay, so with my permission... 643 00:36:02.661 --> 00:36:04.796 (brandy sloshing) 644 00:36:07.666 --> 00:36:08.834 - [Caleb] Thank you, Senator. 645 00:36:12.804 --> 00:36:14.039 - So Caleb, why don't you tell me 646 00:36:14.039 --> 00:36:15.774 in your own words what happened 647 00:36:15.807 --> 00:36:17.776 when those bandits hit your tain? 648 00:36:17.776 --> 00:36:21.447 - Well Sir, there is a good side and there is a bad side. 649 00:36:21.447 --> 00:36:25.851 The bad side is those fellas got away with a lot of money. 650 00:36:25.851 --> 00:36:27.653 - How much you think they got away with? 651 00:36:27.686 --> 00:36:31.290 - Difficult to say, Sir, but it had to be in the thousands. 652 00:36:31.290 --> 00:36:34.192 The train was full and passengers said 653 00:36:34.192 --> 00:36:35.627 they went around to everyone. 654 00:36:37.296 --> 00:36:38.530 - Well, the railroad's gonna have 655 00:36:38.530 --> 00:36:40.999 to reimburse everyone of those passengers 656 00:36:41.032 --> 00:36:43.735 and it's gon' be based on their statements. 657 00:36:43.735 --> 00:36:45.070 So it can get kinda tricky. 658 00:36:46.305 --> 00:36:48.674 So, what's the good side? 659 00:36:48.707 --> 00:36:51.710 - The good side is no one got hurt. 660 00:36:51.710 --> 00:36:53.845 It could've been much worse. 661 00:36:54.980 --> 00:36:56.214 - That is good. 662 00:36:56.214 --> 00:36:58.484 You know, I can't believe they chased 663 00:36:58.517 --> 00:37:01.186 that train down in that terrain. 664 00:37:01.186 --> 00:37:04.356 - Those heavy hills are hard even for a locomotive. 665 00:37:04.390 --> 00:37:05.857 They had to work for this. 666 00:37:05.857 --> 00:37:08.760 They knew what they were doing. 667 00:37:08.760 --> 00:37:10.829 - Marshal Fuller told me that you decided 668 00:37:10.862 --> 00:37:13.231 not to wait for the detectives to join you. 669 00:37:15.200 --> 00:37:18.169 - A number of passengers were getting restless. 670 00:37:19.405 --> 00:37:22.841 And I'm not so sure that having 671 00:37:22.874 --> 00:37:25.544 those detectives there would've been a great idea. 672 00:37:26.412 --> 00:37:27.879 - Well, why not? 673 00:37:27.879 --> 00:37:30.716 - These fellows were well trained professionals. 674 00:37:32.217 --> 00:37:35.120 This was a well planned operation. 675 00:37:35.120 --> 00:37:38.757 If a gun fight had erupted inside or around the train, 676 00:37:38.757 --> 00:37:41.360 there's no telling what could've happened. 677 00:37:41.393 --> 00:37:42.861 - That brings me to another question, 678 00:37:42.861 --> 00:37:46.632 one that the other engineers and I have been askin'. 679 00:37:46.632 --> 00:37:48.300 - Let me guess. 680 00:37:48.367 --> 00:37:51.403 You're thinking of arming the train crews? 681 00:37:51.437 --> 00:37:54.072 - So what are your thoughts on that? 682 00:37:54.072 --> 00:37:57.242 - We used to do that right after the war 683 00:37:57.275 --> 00:38:00.245 when the main problem was with the Indians. 684 00:38:00.245 --> 00:38:05.050 - So as one of our most experienced engineers, 685 00:38:05.050 --> 00:38:07.118 would you like a pistol and a shotgun 686 00:38:07.118 --> 00:38:09.721 to accompany ya in your journeys? 687 00:38:09.755 --> 00:38:11.923 - Let me say this Senator, 688 00:38:11.923 --> 00:38:15.627 if every outlaw followed some type 689 00:38:15.627 --> 00:38:20.632 of creed as these boys did, then the answer would be no, 690 00:38:21.800 --> 00:38:24.135 but some outlaws can be much worse. 691 00:38:24.135 --> 00:38:26.438 - Guess that's the essence of bein' an outlaw. 692 00:38:27.473 --> 00:38:28.807 - Understanding that I 693 00:38:28.807 --> 00:38:31.910 would sincerely appreciate the weaponry. 694 00:38:33.412 --> 00:38:35.981 (gentle music) 695 00:38:40.018 --> 00:38:44.690 - [Skeeter] Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew! 696 00:38:45.857 --> 00:38:50.862 Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew! 697 00:38:50.862 --> 00:38:55.867 Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew! 698 00:38:56.502 --> 00:38:58.770 (birds chirping) 699 00:39:05.844 --> 00:39:07.479 Pew, pew, pew! 700 00:39:07.513 --> 00:39:10.281 - Why is he wearin' that on his face, Elizabeth? 701 00:39:10.281 --> 00:39:12.451 - Pretendin' to be a bandit. 702 00:39:12.451 --> 00:39:14.820 He's been runnin' around all day tellin' everyone 703 00:39:14.853 --> 00:39:16.455 he wants their money. 704 00:39:16.455 --> 00:39:17.856 - Oh, really? 705 00:39:17.856 --> 00:39:20.358 He must be hearin' things people have been talkin' about. 706 00:39:20.358 --> 00:39:22.828 - He never played like this before. 707 00:39:22.861 --> 00:39:25.531 Wonder where he got that idea from. 708 00:39:25.531 --> 00:39:27.699 - I have no idea. 709 00:39:27.699 --> 00:39:28.900 Come here, boy. 710 00:39:28.900 --> 00:39:31.903 - [Skeeter] Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew! 711 00:39:31.903 --> 00:39:34.205 - Why are you dressed like that? 712 00:39:34.205 --> 00:39:35.707 - [Skeeter] I'm a robber. 713 00:39:35.707 --> 00:39:36.908 - A robber? 714 00:39:36.975 --> 00:39:38.977 - Yeah, I'm gonna rob me a train. 715 00:39:40.245 --> 00:39:42.648 When I grow up I'm gonna join a gang. 716 00:39:42.681 --> 00:39:47.486 (Bob chuckles) (birds chirping) 717 00:39:47.486 --> 00:39:48.987 (Bob sighs) 718 00:39:48.987 --> 00:39:53.024 - [Skeeter] Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew! 719 00:39:53.058 --> 00:39:56.061 (crickets chirping) 720 00:40:07.873 --> 00:40:09.274 - What's wrong with him? 721 00:40:09.274 --> 00:40:11.743 - He's afraid you're gonna be mad at him. 722 00:40:12.611 --> 00:40:13.612 (Bob sighs) 723 00:40:13.612 --> 00:40:14.946 - What did he do? 724 00:40:15.013 --> 00:40:17.516 - He found somethin' in the back yard. 725 00:40:17.549 --> 00:40:18.950 He dug it up. 726 00:40:18.950 --> 00:40:20.519 - What'd you find, Skeeter? 727 00:40:20.552 --> 00:40:21.386 - Nothin'. 728 00:40:24.022 --> 00:40:25.056 - A lot of money. 729 00:40:27.693 --> 00:40:29.294 - Yeah, I know. 730 00:40:30.428 --> 00:40:32.964 - Why is there money buried in the backyard? 731 00:40:34.232 --> 00:40:36.101 - I'm runnin' outta places to stash it. 732 00:40:37.368 --> 00:40:38.704 - What about the bank? 733 00:40:40.939 --> 00:40:42.708 - I don't think that's a good idea. 734 00:40:44.309 --> 00:40:45.611 - Do your brothers have piles 735 00:40:45.611 --> 00:40:47.579 of money laying around like this? 736 00:40:48.547 --> 00:40:49.748 - Uh, yeah. 737 00:40:49.781 --> 00:40:51.282 We've been at this for awhile. 738 00:40:55.386 --> 00:40:56.988 - How 'bout if I go to the bank? 739 00:40:58.790 --> 00:40:59.925 - I don't know. 740 00:40:59.925 --> 00:41:00.892 Maybe some of it. 741 00:41:02.160 --> 00:41:05.430 - Well, you need to talk to Skeeter. 742 00:41:05.463 --> 00:41:07.899 - Skeeter, you didn't do anything wrong. 743 00:41:08.734 --> 00:41:09.568 - Okay. 744 00:41:09.568 --> 00:41:11.670 Can I ask you somethin'? 745 00:41:11.670 --> 00:41:12.904 - Sure. 746 00:41:12.938 --> 00:41:14.472 - Can I buy somethin'? 747 00:41:15.306 --> 00:41:17.909 (Bob chuckles) 748 00:41:19.477 --> 00:41:21.580 - Where'd he run off to now? 749 00:41:21.580 --> 00:41:22.413 - Skeeter! 750 00:41:26.484 --> 00:41:27.318 - Hey! 751 00:41:28.319 --> 00:41:29.755 - You frightened me. 752 00:41:29.788 --> 00:41:31.189 - Get down off of that thing! 753 00:41:40.131 --> 00:41:43.034 Skeeter, go on over to the store with your mama. 754 00:41:43.034 --> 00:41:44.936 She might get you somethin'. 755 00:41:44.970 --> 00:41:46.872 - What you gonna be doin' in town, Bob? 756 00:41:46.872 --> 00:41:48.707 - I'm goin' to see Cricket at livery. 757 00:41:48.707 --> 00:41:49.975 - I think I'm gonna go talk 758 00:41:50.008 --> 00:41:51.977 to the girls at the general store. 759 00:41:51.977 --> 00:41:53.478 Maybe get him somethin'. 760 00:41:53.478 --> 00:41:54.980 - Okay. 761 00:41:55.013 --> 00:41:58.349 (leaves crunching) 762 00:41:58.349 --> 00:42:00.485 - You better be good if you wanna get somethin'. 763 00:42:00.518 --> 00:42:03.354 (leaves crunching) 764 00:42:06.124 --> 00:42:08.026 - [Bob] Hell up, Cricket! 765 00:42:08.026 --> 00:42:09.861 - Don't come any closer, Bob. 766 00:42:09.861 --> 00:42:11.029 I ain't got no money. 767 00:42:12.363 --> 00:42:14.633 - What's wrong with you, Cricket? 768 00:42:14.666 --> 00:42:16.501 - What do you want? 769 00:42:16.501 --> 00:42:20.572 - Well, I was hopin' to pick up a couple fresh horses. 770 00:42:20.572 --> 00:42:21.506 - Yeah? 771 00:42:21.539 --> 00:42:23.541 What you gonna use 'em for? 772 00:42:25.210 --> 00:42:26.077 - Business. 773 00:42:28.046 --> 00:42:30.548 - Would that be the kind of business 774 00:42:30.548 --> 00:42:32.217 that somebody get killed for? 775 00:42:33.351 --> 00:42:35.386 (Bob groans) 776 00:42:35.386 --> 00:42:37.889 - Cricket, we've known each other for a long time. 777 00:42:38.757 --> 00:42:40.425 - Things are different now. 778 00:42:42.093 --> 00:42:44.696 - Well, there's other people to sell horses. 779 00:42:46.698 --> 00:42:49.534 - Maybe, maybe you need to talk to one of them. 780 00:42:52.904 --> 00:42:55.741 (leaves crunching) 781 00:43:17.763 --> 00:43:19.765 - Good afternoon, Miss Elizabeth. 782 00:43:19.798 --> 00:43:21.299 Haven't seen you in awhile. 783 00:43:21.299 --> 00:43:22.868 - Yeah, I've been mindin' the place 784 00:43:22.901 --> 00:43:24.770 while Bob and the boys have been away. 785 00:43:27.973 --> 00:43:30.075 - What they been doin' while they're away? 786 00:43:31.542 --> 00:43:32.377 - Things. 787 00:43:33.244 --> 00:43:36.214 - We know what kinda things. 788 00:43:36.214 --> 00:43:38.283 - Look, I come in here to try 789 00:43:38.283 --> 00:43:39.885 to give y'all a little business. 790 00:43:41.286 --> 00:43:43.121 - She ain't doin' anything wrong, Pa. 791 00:43:44.790 --> 00:43:45.657 Not yet. 792 00:43:47.793 --> 00:43:50.495 - Well, I certainly didn't come in here to stand trial. 793 00:43:52.230 --> 00:43:53.298 - My father always told me you're only 794 00:43:53.298 --> 00:43:55.300 as good as the company you keep. 795 00:43:56.634 --> 00:43:58.469 - That's right, Pa. 796 00:43:58.469 --> 00:44:01.673 People will judge you by such things. 797 00:44:01.740 --> 00:44:04.509 - You might wanna keep that in mind. 798 00:44:04.509 --> 00:44:06.845 - So, what can I help you with? 799 00:44:07.846 --> 00:44:09.014 - Well, I was lookin' 800 00:44:09.080 --> 00:44:10.782 for a little somethin' for Skeeter here. 801 00:44:10.816 --> 00:44:14.085 - Well, that'd be fine if you wanna do some shoppin'. 802 00:44:25.831 --> 00:44:28.767 (leaves crunching) 803 00:44:31.703 --> 00:44:33.471 - [Bob] Skeeter, I thought I told 804 00:44:33.504 --> 00:44:34.973 you to get down off of there. 805 00:44:36.607 --> 00:44:37.508 - Let the boy play. 806 00:44:37.508 --> 00:44:38.810 He's just havin' fun. 807 00:44:47.685 --> 00:44:49.187 - What's wrong, Elizabeth? 808 00:44:49.187 --> 00:44:50.655 - I don't know if we're gonna 809 00:44:50.655 --> 00:44:52.557 be able to stay in this town, Bob. 810 00:44:52.557 --> 00:44:55.026 People don't treat us like they used to. 811 00:44:55.026 --> 00:44:56.161 - Yep. 812 00:44:56.194 --> 00:44:57.963 - Seems like, seems like 813 00:44:57.963 --> 00:45:00.698 the whole town's turning against us. 814 00:45:00.698 --> 00:45:01.800 - They'll get over it. 815 00:45:04.335 --> 00:45:05.670 - I hope so. 816 00:45:10.541 --> 00:45:11.843 - Bridget McGill. 817 00:45:11.877 --> 00:45:14.212 It is a pleasure to finally meet you. 818 00:45:14.212 --> 00:45:15.713 - Pleasure to meet you too, Senator. 819 00:45:15.747 --> 00:45:16.714 - Have a seat. 820 00:45:21.319 --> 00:45:23.154 I thought you had an Irish name, 821 00:45:23.154 --> 00:45:25.490 but now that I see ya and see 822 00:45:25.523 --> 00:45:28.760 that hair and hear that voice-- 823 00:45:28.760 --> 00:45:30.561 - There's no doubt about it. 824 00:45:30.561 --> 00:45:33.064 Well, you know what they say about the Irish. 825 00:45:33.064 --> 00:45:34.866 Our feet may wander the world 826 00:45:34.900 --> 00:45:37.602 but our hearts are always in Ireland. 827 00:45:37.602 --> 00:45:39.437 - So how long you been in the States? 828 00:45:39.437 --> 00:45:40.571 - Took the boat in '80. 829 00:45:40.571 --> 00:45:42.207 Over a decade now. 830 00:45:42.240 --> 00:45:44.709 - Ireland's a beautiful country. 831 00:45:44.709 --> 00:45:46.945 So what would make you leave Ireland 832 00:45:46.945 --> 00:45:50.415 to come halfway around the world 833 00:45:50.415 --> 00:45:55.086 to the vast expanses of Coffeyville, Kansas? 834 00:45:55.120 --> 00:45:58.123 - Well, Sir, I was born at a right terrible time. 835 00:45:58.123 --> 00:46:00.591 The Great Hunger of '47. 836 00:46:00.591 --> 00:46:02.027 - [Curtis] The potato famine? 837 00:46:02.894 --> 00:46:04.295 - Aye. 838 00:46:04.295 --> 00:46:07.632 Me Ma and Da suffered through that horrible time. 839 00:46:07.632 --> 00:46:09.234 You can't very well run a pub 840 00:46:09.267 --> 00:46:11.803 when no one has a penny for a pint. 841 00:46:11.803 --> 00:46:16.141 The lucky ones left and many more died. 842 00:46:16.207 --> 00:46:19.377 I was the only one of the children to make it through. 843 00:46:19.377 --> 00:46:20.879 God rest their souls. 844 00:46:22.480 --> 00:46:25.483 And then there were fewer mouths to feed. 845 00:46:25.550 --> 00:46:28.619 But you be wonderin' how I got here. 846 00:46:28.619 --> 00:46:31.456 You know the blight returned in '79, 847 00:46:31.456 --> 00:46:33.291 but then Da had a friend in America 848 00:46:33.324 --> 00:46:35.160 who was lookin' for a wife. 849 00:46:35.226 --> 00:46:38.396 He paid for me crossin', and Da sent me off 850 00:46:38.429 --> 00:46:42.167 with the clothes on me back, a wish and a prayer. 851 00:46:42.167 --> 00:46:45.270 - And that got you to New York. 852 00:46:45.303 --> 00:46:47.138 - Me new man tried to run a pub, 853 00:46:47.138 --> 00:46:50.808 but the politics there weren't very friendly to the Irish 854 00:46:50.842 --> 00:46:54.179 and the peelers were always in your business. 855 00:46:54.245 --> 00:46:55.746 But I already crossed the sea 856 00:46:55.780 --> 00:46:57.949 so we decided to cross the land. 857 00:46:57.983 --> 00:47:01.186 We came to Kansas City and then down to Coffeyville. 858 00:47:01.186 --> 00:47:04.455 And then fortune began to smile on us. 859 00:47:04.489 --> 00:47:07.325 Course we ran a nice, clean place. 860 00:47:07.325 --> 00:47:10.828 He died a few years ago and now it's all mine, 861 00:47:10.828 --> 00:47:13.098 down to the dust on the floor. 862 00:47:13.131 --> 00:47:14.832 I'd be interested in knowin' why 863 00:47:14.832 --> 00:47:18.303 you sent me a round trip train ticket to come here? 864 00:47:18.336 --> 00:47:20.305 First class of all things. 865 00:47:20.305 --> 00:47:23.208 - So how long have you been runnin' your little saloon? 866 00:47:23.208 --> 00:47:27.012 - The Red Branch Pub established in '81. 867 00:47:27.012 --> 00:47:30.548 - Are you familiar with any of my business dealings? 868 00:47:30.615 --> 00:47:33.484 - You own a big piece of the First National Bank. 869 00:47:33.518 --> 00:47:36.854 - The largest part of the bank dealings 870 00:47:36.854 --> 00:47:39.024 is with the railroad. 871 00:47:39.024 --> 00:47:41.492 - Railroad pours a lot of money into the town. 872 00:47:41.526 --> 00:47:45.830 - It does and the railroad is about to expand 873 00:47:45.830 --> 00:47:49.234 their operations around the Coffeyville area. 874 00:47:49.234 --> 00:47:52.003 - That'll be bringin' in more people. 875 00:47:52.037 --> 00:47:57.042 - More people, more money, more opportunities, 876 00:47:57.875 --> 00:47:59.577 especially for folks like us. 877 00:47:59.644 --> 00:48:02.013 - So what are ya gettin' at? 878 00:48:02.047 --> 00:48:03.248 - I was wonderin' if you've 879 00:48:03.248 --> 00:48:05.750 ever considered havin' a partner? 880 00:48:05.750 --> 00:48:10.355 - The Red Branch is doin' grand with me as the proprietor. 881 00:48:10.388 --> 00:48:14.192 - I'd like to be a silent partner in this endeavor. 882 00:48:14.192 --> 00:48:17.695 - Now why would I be needin' a partner? 883 00:48:17.695 --> 00:48:20.198 - Bridget, I want to expand your business. 884 00:48:20.231 --> 00:48:23.368 You would give me a relatively high price 885 00:48:23.368 --> 00:48:25.536 for half ownership which more 886 00:48:25.536 --> 00:48:28.873 than likely I would accept and then 887 00:48:28.906 --> 00:48:30.741 I would turn around and invest 888 00:48:30.741 --> 00:48:34.212 more heavily in a larger endeavor. 889 00:48:35.180 --> 00:48:36.347 - What about me girls? 890 00:48:36.381 --> 00:48:38.449 - Oh, whoever you want workin' with you 891 00:48:38.449 --> 00:48:39.550 you have workin' with you. 892 00:48:39.584 --> 00:48:41.352 You're the operator. 893 00:48:41.352 --> 00:48:43.121 You keep who you want and you hire who you want 894 00:48:43.121 --> 00:48:44.789 and you fire who you want. 895 00:48:47.258 --> 00:48:50.695 - So, when would we be startin' this? 896 00:48:50.695 --> 00:48:51.896 (Curtis sighs) 897 00:48:51.929 --> 00:48:56.767 - The railroad has had two major adverse events 898 00:48:56.767 --> 00:48:59.870 in the past year, two major robberies. 899 00:48:59.870 --> 00:49:03.074 One more event like this and the railroad 900 00:49:03.108 --> 00:49:07.045 is considerin' pullin' out of the whole Coffeyville area. 901 00:49:07.045 --> 00:49:08.946 - Well, what can I do about those brigands? 902 00:49:08.946 --> 00:49:12.283 - The rumor is that the Dalton Gang is responsible 903 00:49:12.283 --> 00:49:14.319 for both of those robberies. 904 00:49:14.385 --> 00:49:15.620 - Hm. 905 00:49:15.620 --> 00:49:18.623 But there's no actual proof I'm thinkin'. 906 00:49:18.623 --> 00:49:20.125 - Correct. 907 00:49:20.125 --> 00:49:22.327 Are you familiar with the members of that outfit? 908 00:49:22.393 --> 00:49:24.562 - I can't say that the Dalton lads 909 00:49:24.562 --> 00:49:27.732 are regulars at the Red Branch but they've been there. 910 00:49:27.765 --> 00:49:31.636 - You had a very interesting clientele. 911 00:49:31.636 --> 00:49:33.471 I would like you to be very observant 912 00:49:33.504 --> 00:49:36.341 about any potential upcoming ventures. 913 00:49:37.775 --> 00:49:40.445 And you can enlist your girls to help you with this. 914 00:49:41.646 --> 00:49:43.514 Bridget this could mean a lotta money 915 00:49:43.581 --> 00:49:47.252 for everyone involved, especially us. 916 00:49:49.854 --> 00:49:52.523 (pensive music) 917 00:50:18.049 --> 00:50:19.684 - Hey Lizzi. 918 00:50:19.684 --> 00:50:21.186 Is Julia around? 919 00:50:21.219 --> 00:50:23.221 - I don't know where my sister is, 920 00:50:23.221 --> 00:50:25.190 but my Pa will be back any minute 921 00:50:25.190 --> 00:50:27.358 and he's gon' be right mad when he sees you. 922 00:50:31.696 --> 00:50:34.365 - You think she'll be surprised to see me? 923 00:50:34.365 --> 00:50:35.466 - Probably. 924 00:50:35.500 --> 00:50:36.634 What're you doin' here? 925 00:50:38.069 --> 00:50:39.070 - What do you mean? 926 00:50:39.070 --> 00:50:39.870 I'm home. 927 00:50:41.072 --> 00:50:43.341 - Everyone's lookin' for you and your brothers. 928 00:50:45.176 --> 00:50:46.677 - What're you talkin' about? 929 00:50:47.878 --> 00:50:50.315 - The whole town knows you been stealin'. 930 00:50:50.315 --> 00:50:53.751 (pensive music) 931 00:50:53.751 --> 00:50:54.585 - But-- 932 00:50:54.585 --> 00:50:55.553 - You need to go. 933 00:50:55.553 --> 00:50:56.554 My father will be here soon. 934 00:50:57.822 --> 00:50:59.190 - I want to see Julia. 935 00:51:00.258 --> 00:51:01.659 - That's impossible, Emmett. 936 00:51:01.692 --> 00:51:03.594 It's been too long. 937 00:51:03.594 --> 00:51:05.996 - It's barely more than a year. 938 00:51:06.030 --> 00:51:07.031 - No, Emmett. 939 00:51:07.031 --> 00:51:09.434 It's not possible. 940 00:51:09.434 --> 00:51:11.936 - What do you mean, Lizzi, not possible? 941 00:51:13.671 --> 00:51:15.906 - She's gonna get married, Emmett. 942 00:51:15.906 --> 00:51:18.576 (pensive music) 943 00:51:21.011 --> 00:51:22.180 - What? 944 00:51:22.180 --> 00:51:23.013 Who? 945 00:51:23.948 --> 00:51:26.217 - His name is Robert Lewis. 946 00:51:31.756 --> 00:51:33.258 He's a good man. 947 00:51:33.258 --> 00:51:36.361 He owns his own company and you weren't here. 948 00:51:38.563 --> 00:51:40.265 - I told her I was comin' back. 949 00:51:50.074 --> 00:51:51.542 - Don't do anything crazy, Pa. 950 00:51:53.144 --> 00:51:55.146 - What is he doin' here? 951 00:51:55.213 --> 00:51:57.148 What the hell is goin' on? 952 00:51:57.148 --> 00:52:01.252 - Mr. Johnson, I'm not here to cause no trouble. 953 00:52:01.286 --> 00:52:04.222 - You stay away from my daughter you thief! 954 00:52:04.222 --> 00:52:06.391 - Ain't nobody wants you here Emmett Dalton. 955 00:52:07.558 --> 00:52:09.427 - Mr. Johnson, you always worried 956 00:52:09.460 --> 00:52:12.563 about Julia marryin' somebody with no money. 957 00:52:12.563 --> 00:52:14.432 Well, I got money now. 958 00:52:14.465 --> 00:52:15.800 - Marryin'? 959 00:52:15.800 --> 00:52:17.235 You best get outta here, boy! 960 00:52:18.669 --> 00:52:19.770 - I ain't no boy. 961 00:52:21.239 --> 00:52:23.741 - You best get outta here before things turn ugly. 962 00:52:26.811 --> 00:52:28.112 - I said go! 963 00:52:29.146 --> 00:52:33.651 - What's the problem here? 964 00:52:33.651 --> 00:52:35.486 - There ain't no problem. 965 00:52:35.486 --> 00:52:38.155 (pensive music) 966 00:52:48.499 --> 00:52:49.434 - [Bob] Let's get outta here, Emmett. 967 00:52:49.434 --> 00:52:52.002 - I think that's a good idea. 968 00:52:55.373 --> 00:52:56.307 (gun cocks) 969 00:52:56.341 --> 00:52:58.976 (pensive music) 970 00:53:14.359 --> 00:53:15.960 - I told ya I'd be comin' back. 971 00:53:15.960 --> 00:53:17.628 I ain't no deadbeat. 972 00:53:17.662 --> 00:53:19.564 - That's fine and all. 973 00:53:19.564 --> 00:53:22.367 Don't you go treatin' me like a dog. 974 00:53:22.367 --> 00:53:23.668 - I pay you well. 975 00:53:23.701 --> 00:53:26.371 I'll treat you any way I want to. 976 00:53:26.371 --> 00:53:27.872 - All right then. 977 00:53:27.872 --> 00:53:29.574 You try takin' a fist to me 978 00:53:29.574 --> 00:53:33.210 and I will bite off something you will sorely miss. 979 00:53:33.210 --> 00:53:37.882 - Yeah, well I guess you're under protection of the house. 980 00:53:41.051 --> 00:53:43.654 (Bob chuckles) 981 00:53:46.391 --> 00:53:49.026 So, you fellas don't know a place 982 00:53:49.059 --> 00:53:50.728 around here that's hirin' do you? 983 00:53:54.732 --> 00:53:57.535 Yeah, the boss man where I'm at 984 00:53:57.568 --> 00:54:00.070 says I need to be lookin' for somethin' else. 985 00:54:00.070 --> 00:54:02.573 He says I'm too hard to get along with. 986 00:54:02.573 --> 00:54:04.709 - Imagine that. - They might keep you around 987 00:54:04.709 --> 00:54:07.244 a little bit more if you shut the hell up. 988 00:54:07.244 --> 00:54:08.879 - Unlikely. 989 00:54:08.913 --> 00:54:11.081 - Whose side are you on? 990 00:54:11.081 --> 00:54:12.383 - The winnin' side. 991 00:54:14.084 --> 00:54:17.254 - Well, it just so happens these gentlemen 992 00:54:17.254 --> 00:54:19.056 been losin' to me pretty regular today. 993 00:54:19.089 --> 00:54:20.625 They ain't cryin' about it. 994 00:54:20.625 --> 00:54:23.561 They must be doin' pretty well, right fellas? 995 00:54:23.594 --> 00:54:24.729 - Wrong. 996 00:54:24.729 --> 00:54:25.796 - Shut up, Slade. 997 00:54:25.796 --> 00:54:26.897 - Look at this. 998 00:54:26.931 --> 00:54:28.866 I get no respect. 999 00:54:28.866 --> 00:54:30.368 - None deserved. 1000 00:54:30.401 --> 00:54:32.437 (Bob chuckles) 1001 00:54:32.437 --> 00:54:34.038 (Bridget chuckles) 1002 00:54:34.071 --> 00:54:37.608 - So, y'all not workin' in law enforcement, 1003 00:54:37.608 --> 00:54:38.943 who are you workin' for? 1004 00:54:39.977 --> 00:54:41.379 - Mostly odd jobs. 1005 00:54:43.080 --> 00:54:44.882 - Opportunities come here and there. 1006 00:54:45.716 --> 00:54:48.753 - Well, I got ambitions. 1007 00:54:48.786 --> 00:54:50.054 Y'all should let me know if any 1008 00:54:50.054 --> 00:54:52.256 of these opportunities arise. 1009 00:54:52.289 --> 00:54:53.624 - Well, no 'cause we'd have 1010 00:54:53.624 --> 00:54:56.461 to listen to your damn mouth all day. 1011 00:54:56.461 --> 00:54:57.762 - That ain't gonna happen. 1012 00:54:59.296 --> 00:55:00.331 - I'm out. 1013 00:55:00.398 --> 00:55:03.067 (Bridget laughs) 1014 00:55:04.469 --> 00:55:07.137 (pensive music) 1015 00:55:26.323 --> 00:55:27.257 - Hey, Bob. 1016 00:55:28.993 --> 00:55:29.827 - Frank? 1017 00:55:33.330 --> 00:55:34.665 What you doin' here? 1018 00:55:34.665 --> 00:55:36.166 I thought you-- 1019 00:55:36.166 --> 00:55:38.836 - I am but I'm not here to cause you any trouble. 1020 00:55:42.339 --> 00:55:43.774 - So I'm still asleep? 1021 00:55:45.175 --> 00:55:46.043 - I wouldn't know. 1022 00:55:47.277 --> 00:55:49.213 - So, if you ain't here to cause any trouble, 1023 00:55:50.781 --> 00:55:52.783 what you here for? 1024 00:55:52.817 --> 00:55:55.820 - To knock some sense into your ass like brothers should do. 1025 00:55:57.488 --> 00:55:59.390 - What you mean? 1026 00:55:59.390 --> 00:56:01.225 - That double bank job you're plannin' tomorrow, 1027 00:56:01.291 --> 00:56:03.661 I'm gonna need y'all to step back. 1028 00:56:04.729 --> 00:56:06.397 - You would say that. 1029 00:56:06.397 --> 00:56:09.233 We're not in the same line of work you were. 1030 00:56:09.299 --> 00:56:11.736 - Whatever line of work I was in, 1031 00:56:11.736 --> 00:56:13.738 I just don't wanna see my brothers hurt. 1032 00:56:15.172 --> 00:56:18.709 - We done plenty of jobs, this is just one more. 1033 00:56:18.709 --> 00:56:21.412 - When you wake up you'll remember you saw me, 1034 00:56:21.479 --> 00:56:23.247 and you'll remember what I said. 1035 00:56:26.417 --> 00:56:29.186 - Well, it's good to see ya again, Frank. 1036 00:56:29.219 --> 00:56:31.756 (gentle music) 1037 00:56:42.166 --> 00:56:44.368 Hey, Skeeter, what you doin' over here? 1038 00:56:44.401 --> 00:56:46.537 - Papa, get I ride with you tomorrow? 1039 00:56:48.439 --> 00:56:53.210 - Well, Skeeter, we gotta go outta town tomorrow. 1040 00:56:53.243 --> 00:56:54.078 - I know. 1041 00:56:54.078 --> 00:56:55.379 That's why I wanna go. 1042 00:56:56.581 --> 00:56:59.083 - Look, you can do with me sometime 1043 00:56:59.083 --> 00:57:00.918 but tomorrow's not a good idea. 1044 00:57:05.756 --> 00:57:08.292 Well, why do you wanna go tomorrow? 1045 00:57:08.358 --> 00:57:10.260 - 'Cause Mama's worried about you. 1046 00:57:11.462 --> 00:57:13.598 - Well, your mama's always worried. 1047 00:57:14.632 --> 00:57:15.633 - I worry too. 1048 00:57:17.267 --> 00:57:18.102 - How come? 1049 00:57:19.203 --> 00:57:20.370 - 'Cause Mama's worried. 1050 00:57:21.972 --> 00:57:23.874 - Well, okay. 1051 00:57:23.908 --> 00:57:25.710 I tell you what. 1052 00:57:25.710 --> 00:57:26.544 - What? 1053 00:57:27.745 --> 00:57:30.047 - Day after tomorrow, me and you will saddle up. 1054 00:57:30.948 --> 00:57:32.216 - Really? 1055 00:57:32.249 --> 00:57:34.418 - Yeah, we'll go out for a good long ride. 1056 00:57:37.788 --> 00:57:38.823 - Okay, Papa. 1057 00:57:40.991 --> 00:57:43.661 (pensive music) 1058 00:57:47.397 --> 00:57:52.402 (hooves clomping) (pensive music) 1059 00:59:20.691 --> 00:59:21.692 - Good morning. 1060 00:59:21.692 --> 00:59:23.160 Can I help you? 1061 00:59:23.160 --> 00:59:26.831 - It might be a good idea for me to talk to the manager. 1062 00:59:26.831 --> 00:59:30.167 - I'm sorry, we don't open for another 20 minutes 1063 00:59:30.167 --> 00:59:33.938 and I don't expect him until lunch time. 1064 00:59:33.938 --> 00:59:36.440 - Okay then, you let me into the vault. 1065 00:59:38.609 --> 00:59:41.278 (Rebecca gasps) 1066 00:59:43.080 --> 00:59:45.515 - Who are you, Mister? 1067 00:59:45.515 --> 00:59:46.917 - I'm with the Dalton Gang. 1068 00:59:46.917 --> 00:59:47.752 What's it to ya? 1069 00:59:49.186 --> 00:59:51.455 - Well, I think you're gonna get yourself killed 1070 00:59:51.455 --> 00:59:53.557 this morning for no reason. 1071 00:59:53.590 --> 00:59:55.092 - What? 1072 00:59:55.092 --> 00:59:57.094 Just shut your trap and open the vault. 1073 00:59:58.062 --> 00:59:58.896 - I can't. 1074 00:59:59.764 --> 01:00:01.431 - What you mean you can't? 1075 01:00:02.399 --> 01:00:04.735 - It's on a time lock. 1076 01:00:04.735 --> 01:00:08.238 The vault won't open for another 15 minutes. 1077 01:00:09.774 --> 01:00:11.408 - What now? 1078 01:00:11.441 --> 01:00:13.077 - A time lock. 1079 01:00:13.077 --> 01:00:15.479 They were installed last year. 1080 01:00:17.381 --> 01:00:18.716 - Son of a bitch. 1081 01:00:22.619 --> 01:00:23.788 You don't go anywhere. 1082 01:00:25.790 --> 01:00:26.991 I'll be right back. 1083 01:00:26.991 --> 01:00:29.660 (pensive music) 1084 01:00:38.803 --> 01:00:39.970 - Okay. 1085 01:00:41.005 --> 01:00:42.572 - Vault's on a time lock. 1086 01:00:42.606 --> 01:00:43.908 - What do we do? 1087 01:00:44.975 --> 01:00:46.176 - I don't know. 1088 01:00:48.145 --> 01:00:49.680 - [Bob] The vault's on a time lock. 1089 01:00:49.747 --> 01:00:50.580 - What? 1090 01:00:50.580 --> 01:00:53.017 (gentle music) 1091 01:01:02.159 --> 01:01:03.828 - Says it's on a time lock. 1092 01:01:03.828 --> 01:01:04.829 - Same problem. 1093 01:01:04.829 --> 01:01:06.330 - What do we do? 1094 01:01:06.363 --> 01:01:08.132 - Let me go talk to Bob real quick. 1095 01:01:11.368 --> 01:01:13.470 - Same thing with that bank. 1096 01:01:13.503 --> 01:01:14.538 - [Bob] Then we wait. 1097 01:01:15.873 --> 01:01:16.673 - Figured that. 1098 01:01:19.844 --> 01:01:21.946 Bob says we wait. 1099 01:01:21.979 --> 01:01:23.213 (Grat sighs) 1100 01:01:23.213 --> 01:01:24.048 - Okay. 1101 01:01:28.385 --> 01:01:29.286 He says we wait. 1102 01:01:30.287 --> 01:01:31.121 - Then we wait. 1103 01:01:31.155 --> 01:01:33.724 (gentle music) 1104 01:01:37.227 --> 01:01:38.896 - Hi, Lizzi. 1105 01:01:38.896 --> 01:01:41.698 - Hey Marshal, that there is Emmett Dalton. 1106 01:01:41.698 --> 01:01:43.400 He just walked out of the bank. 1107 01:01:46.036 --> 01:01:48.572 - Wonder what they're doin' in town. 1108 01:01:48.572 --> 01:01:52.076 - Marshal, I think they're robbin' the bank. 1109 01:01:52.142 --> 01:01:54.879 As a matter of fact I think they're robbin' both banks. 1110 01:01:56.480 --> 01:01:59.083 His brother just walked out of the other bank. 1111 01:01:59.083 --> 01:02:01.585 (gentle music) 1112 01:02:06.023 --> 01:02:07.357 - Stay here. 1113 01:02:07.391 --> 01:02:08.192 - Okay. 1114 01:02:08.192 --> 01:02:10.761 (gentle music) 1115 01:02:13.931 --> 01:02:15.933 - Ah, look who's back. 1116 01:02:18.568 --> 01:02:20.670 - Decided to wait. 1117 01:02:20.670 --> 01:02:22.406 - Well, you're the one with 1118 01:02:22.406 --> 01:02:25.709 the weapon so that's your choice. 1119 01:02:25.742 --> 01:02:28.078 - That's right so you keep that in mind. 1120 01:02:31.715 --> 01:02:35.052 - Do you mind if I work a little bit while we wait? 1121 01:02:37.521 --> 01:02:38.522 - Feel free. 1122 01:02:40.557 --> 01:02:44.795 - Hey Cricket, we got a situation. 1123 01:02:44.795 --> 01:02:48.032 Look like the Dalton boys is robbin' both banks. 1124 01:02:48.065 --> 01:02:49.566 I'm puttin' together a militia. 1125 01:02:49.566 --> 01:02:51.101 You with us? 1126 01:02:51.101 --> 01:02:52.269 - I'm wit ya. 1127 01:02:52.302 --> 01:02:54.872 (gentle music) 1128 01:03:06.250 --> 01:03:07.251 - What's wrong, Marshal? 1129 01:03:07.251 --> 01:03:08.785 - [Marshal] We got a situation. 1130 01:03:08.785 --> 01:03:12.622 Both banks in town's bein' robbed at the same time. 1131 01:03:12.656 --> 01:03:14.491 - You can't mean it. 1132 01:03:14.558 --> 01:03:16.060 - I don't have much time. 1133 01:03:16.093 --> 01:03:19.429 I need town folks to help me fight these bandits off. 1134 01:03:19.463 --> 01:03:21.131 - Do you know who they are? 1135 01:03:22.466 --> 01:03:23.400 - [Marshal] The Dalton's. 1136 01:03:25.169 --> 01:03:25.970 - Oh no. 1137 01:03:27.737 --> 01:03:28.572 Are you sure? 1138 01:03:29.639 --> 01:03:30.975 - [Marshal] I am. 1139 01:03:32.342 --> 01:03:35.012 - But these are hometown boys. 1140 01:03:35.012 --> 01:03:36.914 - That don't make no difference. 1141 01:03:36.947 --> 01:03:38.648 I ain't got a lotta time. 1142 01:03:38.648 --> 01:03:40.750 If you in the fight come on with me. 1143 01:03:47.024 --> 01:03:49.293 - So, are you joinin' in? 1144 01:03:49.326 --> 01:03:50.160 - No. 1145 01:03:54.198 --> 01:03:55.165 - How long now? 1146 01:03:56.333 --> 01:03:59.336 - Do you mean how long have you been here 1147 01:03:59.336 --> 01:04:01.972 or until you can get into the vault? 1148 01:04:01.972 --> 01:04:05.642 - How long before I get in the vault? 1149 01:04:07.844 --> 01:04:09.113 - [Anne] 10 more minutes. 1150 01:04:09.146 --> 01:04:11.481 (Bob sighs) 1151 01:04:12.649 --> 01:04:15.452 - John, I need a favor. 1152 01:04:15.452 --> 01:04:16.653 - Okay, what do you need? 1153 01:04:18.355 --> 01:04:20.724 - The Dalton boys are robbin' both banks. 1154 01:04:21.625 --> 01:04:22.960 I need some help. 1155 01:04:22.993 --> 01:04:23.827 You with us? 1156 01:04:25.362 --> 01:04:26.863 - Sure. 1157 01:04:26.863 --> 01:04:27.965 - All right. 1158 01:04:27.998 --> 01:04:29.866 How much time do we have left? 1159 01:04:31.401 --> 01:04:32.903 - Two minutes. 1160 01:04:32.970 --> 01:04:35.172 Almost there. 1161 01:04:35.205 --> 01:04:36.540 - Okay, then. 1162 01:04:36.540 --> 01:04:39.343 What can I expect to find in that vault? 1163 01:04:39.343 --> 01:04:42.146 - Well, it's mostly silver. 1164 01:04:42.146 --> 01:04:43.513 - Silver? 1165 01:04:43.547 --> 01:04:45.182 - What about gold? 1166 01:04:45.182 --> 01:04:47.684 What about cash money? 1167 01:04:47.717 --> 01:04:49.853 - The silver is coin, Sir. 1168 01:04:49.853 --> 01:04:52.589 It is cash money. 1169 01:04:52.589 --> 01:04:53.924 - I got that. 1170 01:04:53.991 --> 01:04:56.526 Now answer the damn question. 1171 01:04:57.394 --> 01:05:00.197 - Some gold, not a lot. 1172 01:05:00.230 --> 01:05:02.499 A good bit of cash. 1173 01:05:03.567 --> 01:05:05.535 - Good and I'll be takin' the silver, too. 1174 01:05:08.238 --> 01:05:11.041 - Not without a wagon you won't. 1175 01:05:11.041 --> 01:05:11.908 - What now? 1176 01:05:13.377 --> 01:05:17.881 - I'm guessin' there's about 200 pounds of silver in there. 1177 01:05:20.250 --> 01:05:21.418 - Is time up? 1178 01:05:24.088 --> 01:05:25.122 - Yes it is. 1179 01:05:26.023 --> 01:05:27.724 - Show me the gold and the cash. 1180 01:05:30.394 --> 01:05:33.530 - It's not too late to just walk away from this. 1181 01:05:33.530 --> 01:05:36.800 - I'm gonna get what I came here for. 1182 01:05:36.800 --> 01:05:39.469 (pensive music) 1183 01:06:14.804 --> 01:06:16.673 - Fellas, I see things aren't goin' 1184 01:06:16.740 --> 01:06:18.675 the way you woulda liked 'em to. 1185 01:06:23.647 --> 01:06:25.349 Don't be stupid. 1186 01:06:25.349 --> 01:06:28.018 (pensive music) 1187 01:06:32.622 --> 01:06:37.627 (shots firing) (pensive music) 1188 01:08:30.607 --> 01:08:35.612 (hooves clomping) (birds chirping) 1189 01:08:49.159 --> 01:08:51.661 - Where's my boys, Elizabeth? 1190 01:08:51.728 --> 01:08:54.464 (birds chirping) 1191 01:09:13.850 --> 01:09:16.453 (gentle music) 1192 01:09:25.161 --> 01:09:27.364 - Well, Bridget, we break the ground next week 1193 01:09:27.431 --> 01:09:30.300 on the new Red Branch Saloon. 1194 01:09:30.334 --> 01:09:32.135 - I'd still like to call it a pub. 1195 01:09:32.135 --> 01:09:33.637 - Yeah, we can talk about that. 1196 01:09:33.670 --> 01:09:36.039 But you still wanna bring over your girls don't ya? 1197 01:09:36.039 --> 01:09:37.341 - Bloody well right. 1198 01:09:37.341 --> 01:09:38.708 They've been with me through 1199 01:09:38.775 --> 01:09:41.144 the good times and the hard times. 1200 01:09:41.177 --> 01:09:42.346 (Curtis chuckles) 1201 01:09:42.346 --> 01:09:43.713 - You know, the newspapers have had 1202 01:09:43.780 --> 01:09:46.049 a field day about that crazy gun fight 1203 01:09:46.049 --> 01:09:47.984 that went on down there. 1204 01:09:48.017 --> 01:09:49.486 - It was a slaughter. 1205 01:09:49.486 --> 01:09:51.655 I just out the poor man out of his misery. 1206 01:09:52.856 --> 01:09:55.792 - I'm sorry you had to go through that. 1207 01:09:55.825 --> 01:09:58.061 But I do wanna thank you. 1208 01:09:58.061 --> 01:09:59.963 - Whatever for? 1209 01:09:59.996 --> 01:10:03.166 - For closing the book on the Dalton Gang. 1210 01:10:03.166 --> 01:10:05.702 (gentle music) 1211 01:12:12.829 --> 01:12:15.365 (upbeat music) 1212 01:14:42.912 --> 01:14:45.982 (upbeat Irish music) 1213 01:16:43.299 --> 01:16:46.636 (upbeat Western music)