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(grand orchestral fanfare
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<font color="#ffff00">Provided by explosiveskull</font>
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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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(grunting softly)

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(indistinct chatter)

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(horse whinnies)

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(coins clanking)

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♪ ♪

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(coins continue clanking
in cup)

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(quiet chatter)

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(chatter continues)

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Good evening,
ladies and gentlemen.

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CROWD:
Good evening.

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It's good to be back with
you all here in Wichita Falls.

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My name is
Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd,

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and I'm here tonight
to bring y'all the news

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from across
this great world of ours.

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- Now...
- (coin clanks in cup)

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Pleasure.

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Now, I know how life is
in these parts,

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working a trade
sunup to sundown.

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No time for reading newspapers.
Am I correct?

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(crowd murmuring in agreement)

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KIDD:
Let me do that work for you.

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And maybe, just for tonight,

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we can escape our troubles

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and hear of the great changes
that are happening out there.

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(crowd murmuring)

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Starting local, then.

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Our own <i>Houston Telegraph</i>

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from the first of February,
this news:

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"The meningitis epidemic

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"continues to spread
without prejudice

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"across the Panhandle
and North Texas region.

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"So far, it has claimed

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- "97 souls...
- (crowd gasping, murmuring)

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...in just a two-month period."

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<i>In federal news,
our own</i> Dallas Herald <i>reports</i>

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<i>of our delegation
of the state of Texas</i>

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<i>up there in the capital
of Washington commencing...</i>

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(tools clanking in distance)

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- (clears throat)
- (tools clanking nearby)

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(grunts)

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(horse whinnies)

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(quiet chatter)

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- Here.
- Much obliged.

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(clicking tongue)

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(horse neighs)

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(bird cawing)

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(horse grunts)

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(flies buzzing)

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(birds cawing)

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♪ ♪

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(bushes rustling)

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(wings flapping)

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(twig snaps)

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Hey.

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Hey!

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Hey!

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Stop!

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(panting)

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I'm not gonna hurt you.

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- Come here.
- (squeals, screams)

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(both grunting)

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Aah! Don't bite!

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(panting)

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Who are you?

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Do you have a name?

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I don't understand.

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I...

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I don't speak Kiowa.

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Come.

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Come on.

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It's all right. It's all right.

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Come on.

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You can't stay out here. You...

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Give me your hand.

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(flies buzzing)

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(Kidd grunts)

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Mm. These are
Indian agency papers.

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"Johanna Leonberger."

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Is that your name?

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- Johanna?
- (horse neighs)

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(hoofbeats approaching)

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Whoa. Whoa, whoa.

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SOLDIER:
Let's see what we got here.

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Gonna check it on that side.

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LIEUTENANT:
Got your loyalty oath?

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SOLDIER:
No, nothing.

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Where'd you serve, Captain?

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Third Texas Infantry.

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Surrendered Galveston
26 May, 1865.

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Any sidearms?

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No, sir.

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Just bird shot.

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Says here
you're from San Antonio.

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What's your business up here?

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I read the news
from town to town.

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I was headed down
to the Red River,

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and-and I seen him.

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I think he was transporting
this little girl here

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for the federal authorities.

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Looks like the Indians had her.

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Here's her agency papers.

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Just found them.

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SOLDIER:
Let's saddle up.

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You're good.

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What the hell do I do
with this child?

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Fetch her to Red River.
Command post will know.

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- (horse neighs)
- Hyah! - Hyah.

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Hyah!

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♪ ♪

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KIDD: So, the army found you
three weeks ago

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when they cleared the Kiowa
out of Montague County.

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You've been living with them
since they kidnapped you

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when they attacked your family
in Hill Country

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six years prior.

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Dear Heaven.

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"Her mother, father
and sister were..."

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Well, they passed.

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But you have an aunt
and an uncle...

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...still living down there.

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Near Castroville.

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So, that's where
you were being taken.

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I know Castroville.

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I used to live near there
before the war.

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Lot of German folk down there.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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(speaking German)

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(stammers,
speaks German shakily)

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Uh, remember
your German family?

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Uh...

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All right.

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Come tomorrow, we'll find
somebody who can take you home.

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(cattle lowing)

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(men hollering)

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(whistling,
hollering continues)

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- (distressed grunt)
- SOLDIER: All right, me, too.

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Come on. Ah, ah.

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- Come on. Come on.
- (distressed grunting)

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Pardon me.

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Lost child here.

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- (Johanna squeals)
- Got a child issue here.

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(indistinct chatter)

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KIDD:
Much obliged. Bless you, sir.

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- I got a lost... lost child.
- I can't use this.

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OFFICER:
That's all I can do for now.

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Thank you.

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What's your business?

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Here to see your Indian agent.

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He's up north of the Red,

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on the reservation.

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Well, I found this child, see,

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and the lieutenant
who was patrolling the road

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told me to bring her
to see you.

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Well, what do you
expect me to do?

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She needs taken home.

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OFFICER:
The agent won't be back

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for another three months.

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Strays are his responsibility.

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Looks like
you'll need to take her.

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I-I can't take her, sir.

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I work and travel
from town to town.

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I can't take her.

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Listen, friend.

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Wait for the agent
or take her yourself.

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It's up to you.

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If you will, please.

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Next.

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- (men hollering)
- (cattle lowing)

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(violin playing bright tune)

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(mutters)

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Good to lay eyes on you,
Captain.

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Hello, son.

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Wonder if I could have
a word with you

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and Mrs. Boudlin.

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Well, of course, sir.

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SIMON:
<i>So, three months, huh?</i>

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What are you going
to do with her?

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Wait for the agent, it appears.

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- (saddle drops to ground)
- (Kidd grunts)

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(chuckles)

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Got kind of a wild look
about her, doesn't she?

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No, she's scared.

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SIMON:
Hmm.

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Be careful, honey.

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Don't get too close.

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All right, now, see here,
child. I have to work.

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You're gonna stay here
with these kind folks.

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Friends. Friends.

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You got that, child?

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SIMON:
Well, shoot, Kidd.

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She don't understand
a damn thing, does she?

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Thank you kindly.

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(thunder rumbling)

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KIDD:
<i>All right, let's start</i>

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<i>with the local news
from</i> The Carthage Banner.

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"The Red River Ferry is sunk

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- "near Cross Timbers.
- (upset murmuring)

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"Waters are still
too high to cross,

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and parts down to Elm Creek
are completely washed out."

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(upset murmuring)

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Yanks sending soldiers
too blue to muddy their boots.

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- That's why.
- (laughter, applause)

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That's right!

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Well, now, <i>The Clifton Record</i>

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is reporting big changes
that are coming to these parts

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that'll have a bearing
on all of these travel issues.

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On page one:

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"The Pacific Railroad Committee
voted today

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"the Missouri, Fort Scott
and Gulf lines

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"are to be consolidated
into a new line

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"that will run
from the Kansas border

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all the way
to Galveston, Texas."

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(excited murmuring, applause)

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"This will be
the first railroad

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to cross
the Indian reservation."

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(cheering)

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Now, for some federal news.

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(crowd groaning, murmuring)

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"President Ulysses S. Grant..."

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- Oh, to hell with Grant!
- (clamoring)

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Grant's a butcher!

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KIDD:
"...has ordered..."

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(upset murmuring)

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"...has ordered
the Texas legislature

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"to accept
Amendments 13, 14 and 15

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"of the United States
Constitution

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"before any return to the Union
can be considered.

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Those Amendments include
the abolition of slavery..."

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- (angry shouting)
- Say no to abolition. Never!

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KIDD: "...affording to
the former slaves

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the right to vote, and the
repayment of our war debts."

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(angry murmuring)

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I'm saying no.

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I say Texas first
and damn them amendments.

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(cheering, applause)

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MAN:
I ain't digging no Texas soil,

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sweating and bleeding
for some rich Yankee type.

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(cheering)

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I suggest y'all watch yourself.

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- Suggest y'all the same!
- (angry murmuring)

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What are y'all even
doing here, huh?

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You ain't dealing
with the Injuns,

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fixing our roads,
minding our river crossings.

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All they're doing is
beating up on Southern folk!

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(murmurs of agreement)

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You know, all right.
I hear you. I hear you.

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MAN:
Go back home where you belong.

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KIDD:
I hear you.

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Northern blues
are not helping us a lot,

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and they're asking
for a great deal in return.

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We're all hurting.

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All of us.

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But I'm thinking we got a part
to play in all of this as well.

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There's more than rain
and Indians

265
00:18:30,662 --> 00:18:33,699
and Northern blues
troubling our roads.

266
00:18:33,732 --> 00:18:37,336
I've seen it myself,
coming in from Wichita Falls.

267
00:18:37,369 --> 00:18:39,905
Yeah.

268
00:18:39,938 --> 00:18:41,940
We're all hurting.

269
00:18:44,043 --> 00:18:46,078
These are difficult times.

270
00:18:51,817 --> 00:18:54,153
- Appreciate it. Thank you.
- Thanks.

271
00:18:54,186 --> 00:18:55,653
Much obliged. Thank you.

272
00:18:55,686 --> 00:18:56,789
Thank you so much.

273
00:18:56,822 --> 00:18:57,923
Thank you for your attention.

274
00:18:57,956 --> 00:18:59,058
SIMON:
Excuse me.

275
00:18:59,091 --> 00:19:00,558
Pardon me. Pardon me.

276
00:19:02,693 --> 00:19:04,762
She's gone.

277
00:19:05,630 --> 00:19:07,732
- (thunder crashes)
- Little one! Child!

278
00:19:07,765 --> 00:19:09,968
(whimpers) Where are you?

279
00:19:11,136 --> 00:19:12,938
I-I was singing her a hymn,

280
00:19:12,971 --> 00:19:14,873
and I turned my back,
and she was gone.

281
00:19:14,907 --> 00:19:16,674
She didn't take the horses.

282
00:19:16,707 --> 00:19:18,110
- She can't be gone far.
- Oh, she could be anywhere

283
00:19:18,143 --> 00:19:19,777
in this damn woods.

284
00:19:19,811 --> 00:19:21,746
DORIS:
Child?

285
00:19:21,779 --> 00:19:24,083
You come out now.

286
00:19:26,651 --> 00:19:28,187
There's a river down there.

287
00:19:28,220 --> 00:19:30,055
SIMON:
Right behind you.

288
00:19:30,089 --> 00:19:32,391
Little girl, where are you?

289
00:19:32,424 --> 00:19:34,093
Where you at?

290
00:19:34,126 --> 00:19:35,827
We need to split up!

291
00:19:35,860 --> 00:19:37,795
SIMON:
Yes, sir, Captain.

292
00:19:37,829 --> 00:19:40,598
♪ ♪

293
00:20:00,017 --> 00:20:02,653
(thunder rumbling)

294
00:20:05,457 --> 00:20:07,692
(Johanna shouting in Kiowa)

295
00:20:15,200 --> 00:20:16,801
KIDD:
No!

296
00:20:17,768 --> 00:20:20,004
Johanna, no! Johanna!

297
00:20:20,037 --> 00:20:21,839
It's not safe!

298
00:20:21,873 --> 00:20:23,708
You'll fall!

299
00:20:24,709 --> 00:20:25,943
Step back!

300
00:20:25,977 --> 00:20:28,779
- Johanna!
- (continues shouting in Kiowa)

301
00:20:28,813 --> 00:20:30,114
- Get down!
- (Johanna screams)

302
00:20:30,148 --> 00:20:31,716
- (Kidd grunts)
- (Johanna shouting in Kiowa)

303
00:20:31,749 --> 00:20:33,017
(Johanna screams)

304
00:20:42,994 --> 00:20:45,029
♪ ♪

305
00:20:48,065 --> 00:20:49,901
(speaks Kiowa)

306
00:20:52,970 --> 00:20:55,006
(Johanna crying)

307
00:21:07,051 --> 00:21:09,086
DORIS:
Set her on the bed.

308
00:21:11,189 --> 00:21:12,957
Oh. (mutters)

309
00:21:15,092 --> 00:21:17,728
She's just soaked.

310
00:21:17,762 --> 00:21:19,697
Oh.

311
00:21:21,232 --> 00:21:23,501
Surer than I live,
that child's trouble.

312
00:21:23,534 --> 00:21:25,836
Running off like that?

313
00:21:29,307 --> 00:21:31,909
I said she's wild.
Didn't I say that?

314
00:21:31,943 --> 00:21:34,946
Please, Mr. Boudlin.

315
00:21:34,979 --> 00:21:36,948
Well, it's the goddamn truth.

316
00:21:36,981 --> 00:21:40,017
You-you just got to look
at her to know.

317
00:21:40,051 --> 00:21:42,186
Child's got a curse on her.

318
00:21:44,155 --> 00:21:46,190
♪ ♪

319
00:21:55,132 --> 00:21:57,101
SIMON:
Well, shit, Captain.

320
00:21:57,134 --> 00:21:59,870
What the hell are you
gonna do with her?

321
00:22:04,308 --> 00:22:06,843
I'll take her.

322
00:22:07,844 --> 00:22:09,880
I found her. I-I'll take her.

323
00:22:11,148 --> 00:22:13,883
You sure about that, Captain?

324
00:22:13,918 --> 00:22:17,255
Castroville's
damn near 400 miles.

325
00:22:17,288 --> 00:22:21,092
Those roads have changed
since you lived down that way.

326
00:22:22,826 --> 00:22:24,961
The little girl is lost.

327
00:22:26,230 --> 00:22:28,798
She needs to be home.

328
00:22:38,276 --> 00:22:40,010
Much obliged
for you keeping her.

329
00:22:40,043 --> 00:22:41,911
I'll be back first thing.

330
00:23:02,899 --> 00:23:05,236
(quiet chatter)

331
00:23:05,269 --> 00:23:08,905
She ain't been used in a while
but still runs pretty good.

332
00:23:21,217 --> 00:23:22,852
You carrying?

333
00:23:23,654 --> 00:23:25,121
Scattergun bird shot.

334
00:23:25,155 --> 00:23:27,190
I, uh...

335
00:23:27,223 --> 00:23:31,027
kept mine from Palmito.

336
00:23:31,061 --> 00:23:33,863
Well, I'm sure you need it
more than me.

337
00:23:33,897 --> 00:23:35,832
Got 20 rounds, too.

338
00:23:42,238 --> 00:23:44,341
I'll fetch it back to you.

339
00:23:44,374 --> 00:23:46,376
Mm, it won't make no matter.

340
00:23:56,252 --> 00:23:57,921
Captain.

341
00:23:59,055 --> 00:24:00,857
Why are you doing this?

342
00:24:02,058 --> 00:24:03,493
- (Johanna screaming)
- (door bangs open)

343
00:24:03,526 --> 00:24:05,161
DORIS:
Johanna. Johanna!

344
00:24:05,195 --> 00:24:07,397
Come on now. Come, come.

345
00:24:07,430 --> 00:24:10,166
- (Doris muttering)
- (screaming continues)

346
00:24:10,200 --> 00:24:11,901
DORIS:
Another sleeve. There we go.

347
00:24:11,935 --> 00:24:13,970
There we go. Okay.

348
00:24:15,004 --> 00:24:16,106
There we are.

349
00:24:16,139 --> 00:24:18,108
Come now. Come now. Come now.

350
00:24:18,141 --> 00:24:19,677
- There. Oh!
- (grunts angrily)

351
00:24:19,710 --> 00:24:22,078
By the grace of God,
don't you look pretty, hmm?

352
00:24:22,112 --> 00:24:24,013
(frustrated grunt)

353
00:24:25,048 --> 00:24:27,050
♪ ♪

354
00:24:43,433 --> 00:24:45,468
♪ ♪

355
00:24:55,412 --> 00:24:57,447
(Johanna grunting)

356
00:25:01,584 --> 00:25:03,286
(sighs)

357
00:25:05,155 --> 00:25:07,056
(frustrated grunt)

358
00:25:08,191 --> 00:25:10,193
♪ ♪

359
00:25:22,539 --> 00:25:25,909
Makes no matter to me
what you wear.

360
00:25:37,220 --> 00:25:39,322
We'll be on this road
for about six days

361
00:25:39,355 --> 00:25:40,989
till we make Dallas.

362
00:25:41,791 --> 00:25:44,594
Then across Central Texas
to the Hill Country,

363
00:25:44,627 --> 00:25:46,962
it'll be a few weeks.

364
00:25:48,231 --> 00:25:50,366
We'll have to stop
and give readings, of course.

365
00:25:50,400 --> 00:25:52,167
We have to pay our way.

366
00:25:52,201 --> 00:25:54,237
I'll keep an eye out
for trouble.

367
00:25:55,371 --> 00:25:57,373
Settlers killing Indians
for their land

368
00:25:57,407 --> 00:26:00,577
and Indians killing settlers
for taking it.

369
00:26:02,545 --> 00:26:05,280
I guess you know something
about that.

370
00:26:09,084 --> 00:26:12,087
I'm Captain Kidd, by the by.

371
00:26:13,356 --> 00:26:16,158
Captain. Captain.

372
00:26:16,191 --> 00:26:17,627
You're Johanna.

373
00:26:17,660 --> 00:26:19,294
You, Johanna.

374
00:26:25,100 --> 00:26:27,069
And it's a pleasure
to make your acquaintance.

375
00:26:27,102 --> 00:26:29,004
Make no mistake.

376
00:26:30,205 --> 00:26:32,241
(insects chirping)

377
00:26:37,145 --> 00:26:39,616
(rummaging, objects clattering)

378
00:26:48,123 --> 00:26:50,526
(sniffs)
Mm.

379
00:26:53,562 --> 00:26:55,264
(cans clattering)

380
00:26:55,297 --> 00:26:57,132
This is the bacon.

381
00:26:57,165 --> 00:26:59,501
I guess I'll make some.

382
00:27:00,602 --> 00:27:03,372
"Please" would be nice to hear.

383
00:27:04,606 --> 00:27:06,608
That's the way it works.

384
00:27:07,643 --> 00:27:10,212
- (sniffing)
- That is coffee.

385
00:27:19,354 --> 00:27:21,056
- (spitting)
- (Kidd chuckles)

386
00:27:22,324 --> 00:27:25,260
Yeah, coffee packs a punch,
doesn't it?

387
00:27:28,230 --> 00:27:30,566
It's an acquired taste.

388
00:27:35,704 --> 00:27:38,273
- That's sugar.
- (sniffs)

389
00:27:42,544 --> 00:27:44,446
Hmm?

390
00:27:45,614 --> 00:27:47,583
Bit more to your liking, huh?

391
00:27:49,217 --> 00:27:50,619
Easy, now.

392
00:27:51,753 --> 00:27:53,689
All right, that's enough.

393
00:27:53,722 --> 00:27:56,291
That's enough.

394
00:27:56,325 --> 00:27:57,626
Hey.

395
00:28:21,550 --> 00:28:24,620
See all those words

396
00:28:24,653 --> 00:28:27,522
printed in a line
one after the other?

397
00:28:30,292 --> 00:28:34,196
Put 'em all together,
and you have a story.

398
00:28:39,401 --> 00:28:41,202
Story.

399
00:28:42,471 --> 00:28:44,339
Stories.

400
00:28:47,709 --> 00:28:50,244
Well, go right ahead.

401
00:29:03,224 --> 00:29:05,226
That's my wife.

402
00:29:06,528 --> 00:29:08,362
Down in San Antonio.

403
00:29:35,523 --> 00:29:38,325
I'm gonna get some more water.

404
00:29:44,498 --> 00:29:46,534
(birds chirping)

405
00:30:05,286 --> 00:30:08,389
(panting)

406
00:30:12,593 --> 00:30:14,628
♪ ♪

407
00:30:37,085 --> 00:30:39,320
♪ ♪

408
00:30:56,403 --> 00:30:59,740
(lively chatter)

409
00:31:01,542 --> 00:31:03,277
MAN: Come here
and help me load this up.

410
00:31:04,478 --> 00:31:06,547
If you wanna make your fortune,
then that's the place to be.

411
00:31:13,521 --> 00:31:16,423
(horse whinnies)

412
00:31:23,430 --> 00:31:26,100
MAN: God does not see
black and white.

413
00:31:26,133 --> 00:31:27,868
The divide that runs
across our nation.

414
00:31:27,902 --> 00:31:29,737
We must keep America whole.

415
00:31:31,138 --> 00:31:33,541
Texas says no,
but I say to you all,

416
00:31:33,574 --> 00:31:36,911
under the eyes of God,
that our nation,

417
00:31:36,944 --> 00:31:40,714
our great nation,
must be made complete!

418
00:31:40,748 --> 00:31:42,783
(woman speaking
foreign language)

419
00:31:44,852 --> 00:31:47,320
KIDD:
Mrs. Gannett.

420
00:31:48,455 --> 00:31:50,558
Hey, Kidd.

421
00:31:50,591 --> 00:31:51,859
She yours?

422
00:31:56,597 --> 00:31:59,567
(indistinct chatter)

423
00:31:59,600 --> 00:32:01,569
GANNETT: They paying you
to take her home,

424
00:32:01,602 --> 00:32:03,704
or you doing it out of
the goodness of your heart?

425
00:32:03,737 --> 00:32:06,507
No, they're not paying me.
I just know the road.

426
00:32:06,540 --> 00:32:09,577
But I'll take a pair of rooms
if you have 'em.

427
00:32:09,610 --> 00:32:11,912
Yeah, I got rooms.

428
00:32:16,817 --> 00:32:18,819
(quiet chatter)

429
00:32:26,660 --> 00:32:27,761
KIDD:
Thank you.

430
00:32:28,762 --> 00:32:30,530
Thank you, ma'am.

431
00:32:33,533 --> 00:32:34,902
No. No, no, no.

432
00:32:34,935 --> 00:32:36,770
We don't use our...
our hands and fingers.

433
00:32:36,804 --> 00:32:38,438
We...

434
00:32:39,505 --> 00:32:41,574
Look. See this?

435
00:32:41,608 --> 00:32:43,744
Spoon? Spoon?

436
00:32:43,777 --> 00:32:46,013
This... this is how we eat.

437
00:32:46,046 --> 00:32:47,815
Spoon.

438
00:32:57,657 --> 00:32:59,692
(singing in Kiowa)

439
00:33:00,727 --> 00:33:02,762
And, uh, and we don't sing.

440
00:33:02,796 --> 00:33:05,798
(singing continues)

441
00:33:05,833 --> 00:33:07,902
- We don't sing at the table.
- (singing louder)

442
00:33:07,935 --> 00:33:09,569
GANNETT:
What you all looking at?

443
00:33:09,602 --> 00:33:11,771
Ain't you never seen
a child eat before?

444
00:33:13,874 --> 00:33:15,842
What's her name?

445
00:33:15,876 --> 00:33:18,511
Johanna.

446
00:33:20,513 --> 00:33:22,515
She doesn't have any English.

447
00:33:22,548 --> 00:33:24,584
So, what does she speak?

448
00:33:24,617 --> 00:33:25,685
Kiowa.

449
00:33:39,699 --> 00:33:40,934
- GANNETT: Mm.
- KIDD: What?

450
00:33:40,967 --> 00:33:42,835
Wh-What... what did she say?

451
00:33:42,869 --> 00:33:44,804
She said you've been
calling her the wrong name.

452
00:33:44,837 --> 00:33:46,005
Her name's Cicada.

453
00:33:48,675 --> 00:33:50,877
Well, it's Johanna now.

454
00:33:50,910 --> 00:33:53,980
Johanna Leonberger.

455
00:33:54,013 --> 00:33:55,915
This man...

456
00:34:17,837 --> 00:34:20,039
She says she got no home.

457
00:34:21,040 --> 00:34:23,076
No Kiowa family, neither.

458
00:34:23,109 --> 00:34:24,944
You see the hair?

459
00:34:24,978 --> 00:34:27,981
They cut it
when they're in mourning.

460
00:34:30,116 --> 00:34:32,852
This child is an orphan
twice over.

461
00:34:38,124 --> 00:34:40,493
♪ ♪

462
00:34:43,563 --> 00:34:46,699
Can you tell her that
I am taking her to family,

463
00:34:46,733 --> 00:34:48,935
to an aunt and an uncle
down near Castroville?

464
00:34:48,968 --> 00:34:52,772
Kidd, she don't got any idea
what that means.

465
00:34:54,107 --> 00:34:58,811
Well, they're the only ones
that will take her.

466
00:34:58,845 --> 00:35:02,081
She's got no place else.
Nobody wants her.

467
00:35:12,191 --> 00:35:15,061
I hear them roads are bad
Castroville way.

468
00:35:16,763 --> 00:35:19,032
Yeah, yeah, so I hear.

469
00:35:20,199 --> 00:35:22,702
Mr. Gannett used to take 'em.

470
00:35:24,070 --> 00:35:26,739
Before he went to California.

471
00:35:34,714 --> 00:35:36,816
Maybe he just didn't want
to come back.

472
00:35:47,093 --> 00:35:49,095
(door creaking)

473
00:35:52,131 --> 00:35:56,836
I do not have a clue
as to the care of a child.

474
00:35:56,869 --> 00:36:00,672
Never had the need
nor the patience required.

475
00:36:00,705 --> 00:36:02,375
She's still alive, ain't she?

476
00:36:02,408 --> 00:36:04,177
That's not nothing.

477
00:36:13,852 --> 00:36:16,655
(door closes)

478
00:36:23,728 --> 00:36:25,730
- (insects chirping)
- (quiet chatter)

479
00:36:32,205 --> 00:36:34,773
GANNETT:
Road taking its toll?

480
00:36:37,676 --> 00:36:39,644
KIDD:
Sleeping through the night

481
00:36:39,678 --> 00:36:41,746
isn't what it once was.

482
00:36:42,948 --> 00:36:44,783
Yeah.

483
00:36:45,617 --> 00:36:49,621
Your stories can only
keep you company for so long.

484
00:36:53,091 --> 00:36:57,162
So, what you gonna do
once you've taken her?

485
00:36:58,964 --> 00:37:01,032
KIDD:
I may just keep heading south.

486
00:37:04,136 --> 00:37:08,907
Work passage on a ship
out of Galveston.

487
00:37:10,276 --> 00:37:15,013
Go see those
far-off places I...

488
00:37:15,046 --> 00:37:17,249
read about to people
every night.

489
00:37:27,292 --> 00:37:29,895
How long's it been?

490
00:37:30,962 --> 00:37:32,998
Close to five years now.

491
00:37:35,800 --> 00:37:38,803
Castroville's San Antonio way.

492
00:37:39,971 --> 00:37:42,107
Yeah. Yes, it is.

493
00:37:46,077 --> 00:37:48,280
Isn't it time you went back?

494
00:37:49,347 --> 00:37:51,816
Made things right with her?

495
00:37:58,089 --> 00:38:00,091
Looking at you now...

496
00:38:01,993 --> 00:38:04,196
...I'm thinking
you don't have a choice.

497
00:38:04,229 --> 00:38:06,231
♪ ♪

498
00:38:09,134 --> 00:38:11,836
(indistinct chatter)

499
00:38:11,870 --> 00:38:13,905
(coins clanking in cup)

500
00:38:30,288 --> 00:38:31,957
Good evening.

501
00:38:31,990 --> 00:38:34,159
My name is
Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd,

502
00:38:34,192 --> 00:38:38,363
and it is an honor to be back
in the bustling city of Dallas.

503
00:38:38,396 --> 00:38:41,299
A busy town,
and y'all are busy folk,

504
00:38:41,333 --> 00:38:44,035
so let's get right to it.

505
00:38:44,069 --> 00:38:45,836
Now, when I got in yesterday,

506
00:38:45,870 --> 00:38:47,372
I collected
the latest newspapers,

507
00:38:47,405 --> 00:38:50,774
looking for suitable readings,

508
00:38:50,808 --> 00:38:54,845
something to take us away
from our troubles.

509
00:38:54,878 --> 00:38:59,217
From <i>The Times,</i>
on its page three...

510
00:38:59,251 --> 00:39:01,919
(indistinct chatter)

511
00:39:01,953 --> 00:39:03,989
(horse neighing)

512
00:39:17,269 --> 00:39:19,803
A word, Captain?

513
00:39:19,837 --> 00:39:21,273
Name's Almay.

514
00:39:21,306 --> 00:39:23,275
And these are my associates.

515
00:39:23,308 --> 00:39:25,277
Mr. Almay. Gentlemen.

516
00:39:26,344 --> 00:39:27,945
ALMAY:
Enjoyed your reading, Cap.

517
00:39:27,978 --> 00:39:29,581
You take us away
from our hard thoughts.

518
00:39:29,614 --> 00:39:31,015
(chuckles):
Thank you.

519
00:39:33,050 --> 00:39:35,052
So, where'd you serve, Captain?

520
00:39:36,053 --> 00:39:37,355
Infantry, Third Texas.

521
00:39:37,389 --> 00:39:38,922
- Ah.
- You?

522
00:39:40,358 --> 00:39:43,428
First Texas Infantry,
Northern Virginia.

523
00:39:43,461 --> 00:39:45,397
Lot of good it did us.

524
00:39:45,430 --> 00:39:47,831
Poor men fighting
a rich man's war.

525
00:39:47,865 --> 00:39:49,301
Left us lying here
in the gutter.

526
00:39:51,336 --> 00:39:53,305
Way I see it, we fought,

527
00:39:53,338 --> 00:39:54,938
but ain't no piece
of this ours.

528
00:39:54,972 --> 00:39:56,341
It's late, Mr. Almay.

529
00:39:56,374 --> 00:39:58,142
And what is your point?

530
00:39:58,175 --> 00:40:01,945
Point is, us old soldiers
got to live, right?

531
00:40:03,348 --> 00:40:06,317
I have a little business
proposition for you,

532
00:40:06,351 --> 00:40:09,920
seeing you traveling alone
like you are.

533
00:40:10,921 --> 00:40:12,222
This young girl.

534
00:40:13,991 --> 00:40:15,192
What do you want?

535
00:40:15,225 --> 00:40:17,861
How much you want for her?

536
00:40:17,895 --> 00:40:20,964
This child is not for sale.

537
00:40:23,067 --> 00:40:26,070
Word is she's that captive
out of Wichita Falls.

538
00:40:26,103 --> 00:40:28,238
Mr. Almay,
you are well-informed.

539
00:40:29,406 --> 00:40:32,343
ALMAY:
News of value travels. (laughs)

540
00:40:34,978 --> 00:40:36,313
How about $50?

541
00:40:38,683 --> 00:40:40,351
All right, a hundred, then.

542
00:40:40,384 --> 00:40:43,354
And you can rest easy knowing
at least she'll get paid.

543
00:40:44,388 --> 00:40:46,123
I mean, look at that fair skin.

544
00:40:47,057 --> 00:40:49,860
I bet you were a lucky man
out there in the desert.

545
00:40:50,994 --> 00:40:52,396
- (laughing)
- You are scum.

546
00:40:52,429 --> 00:40:54,398
In the alternative,
we could just take her.

547
00:40:54,431 --> 00:40:56,066
- All right, boys.
- What's going on here?

548
00:40:56,100 --> 00:40:57,468
Oh, thank the Lord.

549
00:40:59,103 --> 00:41:00,270
We're local traders, sir.

550
00:41:00,304 --> 00:41:01,505
We became concerned
about the welfare

551
00:41:01,538 --> 00:41:02,906
of this here child
in the clutches

552
00:41:02,940 --> 00:41:04,241
of a strange man such as this.

553
00:41:04,274 --> 00:41:05,943
- SOLDIER: Search him.
- I am responsible for

554
00:41:05,976 --> 00:41:07,411
returning this child
to her family down south.

555
00:41:07,444 --> 00:41:08,679
- That's her papers and my oath.
- SOLDIER: Stay still.

556
00:41:08,713 --> 00:41:10,080
Your hands.

557
00:41:11,014 --> 00:41:12,516
Captain.

558
00:41:12,549 --> 00:41:15,252
- SOLDIER: You got that?
- SOLDIER 2: Yep.

559
00:41:23,160 --> 00:41:26,430
You take this girl,
and you get on your way.

560
00:41:26,463 --> 00:41:28,365
- Let's go.
- Move.

561
00:41:28,399 --> 00:41:30,067
- Go on.
- Write 'em up.

562
00:41:30,100 --> 00:41:32,302
- I'll be seeing you, Captain.
- Keep walking.

563
00:41:32,336 --> 00:41:34,238
ALMAY:
You hear me?

564
00:41:34,271 --> 00:41:37,341
I'm coming for you as soon as
I'm done with these blues.

565
00:41:38,242 --> 00:41:41,412
- OFFICER: <i>Name.</i>
- ALMAY: <i>J.G. Almay.</i>

566
00:41:41,445 --> 00:41:43,013
(door bangs shut)

567
00:41:43,046 --> 00:41:44,148
Residency.

568
00:41:44,181 --> 00:41:45,282
12 Polk Street,

569
00:41:45,315 --> 00:41:47,217
<i>Dallas, Texas.</i>

570
00:41:47,251 --> 00:41:48,452
- (dog barking)
- (horse neighing)

571
00:41:48,485 --> 00:41:49,987
- <i>(stamp thumps)</i>
- OFFICER: <i>Sign.</i>

572
00:41:53,457 --> 00:41:55,459
(horse neighing)

573
00:41:57,561 --> 00:41:59,929
(dog barking)

574
00:42:02,332 --> 00:42:04,000
Hyah!

575
00:42:06,370 --> 00:42:08,037
(horse whinnies)

576
00:42:16,547 --> 00:42:19,015
- Ha!
- (horse neighs)

577
00:42:20,350 --> 00:42:22,352
♪ ♪

578
00:42:29,326 --> 00:42:30,960
JOHANNA:
Captain!

579
00:42:31,595 --> 00:42:34,298
- Hyah! Come on!
- (horse neighs)

580
00:42:47,276 --> 00:42:48,545
Hyah!

581
00:43:00,256 --> 00:43:03,025
(horse squeals)

582
00:43:08,532 --> 00:43:11,635
- (neighing)
- Come on. Come on.

583
00:43:11,668 --> 00:43:14,136
(panting, grunting)

584
00:43:15,472 --> 00:43:17,273
(panting)

585
00:43:23,614 --> 00:43:25,047
(creaking)

586
00:43:25,081 --> 00:43:26,148
(grunts)

587
00:43:30,687 --> 00:43:33,055
(panting)

588
00:43:33,089 --> 00:43:34,323
- Come on. (grunts)
- Hyah!

589
00:43:34,357 --> 00:43:36,025
(grunting)

590
00:43:42,431 --> 00:43:44,567
(grunting)

591
00:43:47,671 --> 00:43:49,438
(panting)

592
00:43:49,472 --> 00:43:51,541
(grunting with effort)

593
00:43:51,574 --> 00:43:53,442
- Hyah!
- (horse neighing)

594
00:43:57,113 --> 00:43:58,581
(grunting, panting)

595
00:44:07,256 --> 00:44:10,226
- (gunfire)
- (both grunting)

596
00:44:11,394 --> 00:44:13,329
- Come on. Down, down.
- (bullets whizzing)

597
00:44:14,363 --> 00:44:16,332
(horse neighing)

598
00:44:16,732 --> 00:44:18,200
- (bullet ricochets)
- (both gasp)

599
00:44:25,474 --> 00:44:28,210
ALMAY: Hey, Cap, didn't I say
I'd come for you?

600
00:44:28,244 --> 00:44:30,413
- KIDD: Go.
- ALMAY: Didn't I say that?

601
00:44:30,446 --> 00:44:32,481
- (bullet whizzes, ricochets)
- (panting)

602
00:44:33,149 --> 00:44:35,384
- (bullet whizzes)
- (groans)

603
00:44:37,453 --> 00:44:40,323
(gunfire continues)

604
00:44:40,356 --> 00:44:42,124
KIDD:
Come on. Come on.

605
00:44:42,158 --> 00:44:43,225
ALMAY:
Move!

606
00:44:44,226 --> 00:44:45,628
- (bullet whizzes)
- KIDD: Ha! Ha!

607
00:45:07,750 --> 00:45:09,285
(grunting)

608
00:45:20,630 --> 00:45:22,665
(panting, grunting)

609
00:45:30,238 --> 00:45:31,474
(gun cocking)

610
00:45:33,476 --> 00:45:34,944
- (bullet ricochets)
- (grunts)

611
00:45:34,977 --> 00:45:36,412
(gunfire continues)

612
00:45:40,215 --> 00:45:41,484
- (bullet ricochets)
- (gasps)

613
00:46:00,736 --> 00:46:02,705
Higher. Come, come!

614
00:46:05,273 --> 00:46:06,441
ALMAY:
Let's go.

615
00:46:09,411 --> 00:46:11,413
(both grunting)

616
00:46:18,020 --> 00:46:19,689
- (bullet ricochets)
- (grunts)

617
00:46:34,335 --> 00:46:35,771
(panting quietly)

618
00:46:37,539 --> 00:46:38,741
ALMAY:
Hey, Cap!

619
00:46:38,774 --> 00:46:42,410
You're good for a man of years.

620
00:46:42,444 --> 00:46:44,714
But ain't you just
so damn tired of all this?

621
00:46:44,747 --> 00:46:47,315
- Help me.
- Didn't we have our body and soul broke out there?

622
00:46:47,348 --> 00:46:50,385
Seems an awful shame
for it to end like this

623
00:46:50,418 --> 00:46:51,586
when you can just join us.

624
00:46:51,619 --> 00:46:53,254
- This world...
- (grunts)

625
00:46:53,288 --> 00:46:54,824
...rich pickings for some,

626
00:46:54,857 --> 00:46:56,691
slim pickings
for the rest of us.

627
00:46:56,725 --> 00:46:57,759
(both grunting with effort)

628
00:47:01,696 --> 00:47:03,364
Shit.

629
00:47:04,632 --> 00:47:06,869
(groans)

630
00:47:06,902 --> 00:47:08,603
Oh, goddamn it!

631
00:47:09,604 --> 00:47:10,605
(gasps)

632
00:47:10,638 --> 00:47:12,474
- (panting)
- You go.

633
00:47:12,507 --> 00:47:14,776
Take the horses and go.

634
00:47:15,510 --> 00:47:17,612
I shoot. You go.

635
00:47:20,682 --> 00:47:21,750
(Almay laughs)

636
00:47:21,783 --> 00:47:22,884
Captain.

637
00:47:22,917 --> 00:47:24,819
No, no. No, this is worthless.

638
00:47:26,521 --> 00:47:28,423
See this? It's for birds.

639
00:47:28,456 --> 00:47:30,759
It's for birds, understand?

640
00:47:30,792 --> 00:47:32,727
You're not thinking
straight, Cap.

641
00:47:33,928 --> 00:47:35,530
She ain't worth dying for.

642
00:47:38,399 --> 00:47:40,335
Go.

643
00:47:40,368 --> 00:47:42,303
Get away while you can.

644
00:47:44,405 --> 00:47:45,507
What do you say, Cap?

645
00:47:45,540 --> 00:47:47,275
Talk to me.

646
00:47:50,779 --> 00:47:52,747
(Almay laughs)

647
00:47:53,882 --> 00:47:55,750
Mr. Almay!

648
00:47:56,751 --> 00:47:59,087
You have me...

649
00:47:59,120 --> 00:48:02,357
in an uncomfortable
circumstance.

650
00:48:04,826 --> 00:48:08,429
How exactly are we
gonna work this out?

651
00:48:08,463 --> 00:48:10,665
ALMAY:
I figure a share for each man

652
00:48:10,698 --> 00:48:11,800
and an extra for me.

653
00:48:11,833 --> 00:48:13,535
(panting)

654
00:48:13,568 --> 00:48:17,605
Considering what you did
to my associate over there.

655
00:48:18,673 --> 00:48:20,575
That sounds pretty fair to me.

656
00:48:21,709 --> 00:48:23,778
So, what do you want me to do?

657
00:48:23,812 --> 00:48:25,713
ALMAY: Just got to turn over
the girl. That's all.

658
00:48:25,747 --> 00:48:26,748
No. Johanna, no!

659
00:48:27,782 --> 00:48:29,350
They don't want our money.

660
00:48:29,384 --> 00:48:30,885
- They want you!
- Captain.

661
00:48:48,469 --> 00:48:51,139
Oh, Cap, what you trying to do,
tickle us to death?

662
00:48:51,172 --> 00:48:53,608
KIDD:
Well, we don't have a deal yet.

663
00:48:58,012 --> 00:48:59,647
ALMAY:
Aha!

664
00:48:59,681 --> 00:49:00,949
I think it's 'cause
you're out of bullets

665
00:49:00,982 --> 00:49:03,585
and all you got left now
is bird shot.

666
00:49:04,586 --> 00:49:05,887
Am I right, Cap?

667
00:49:05,920 --> 00:49:08,156
All right, Almay.

668
00:49:08,189 --> 00:49:10,692
Damn it, you have a deal.

669
00:49:10,725 --> 00:49:12,559
All right.

670
00:49:13,928 --> 00:49:16,731
I'm gonna lay my gun down
on this here rock.

671
00:49:16,764 --> 00:49:18,398
How about you do the same?

672
00:49:19,667 --> 00:49:21,635
Here's my sidearm.

673
00:49:21,669 --> 00:49:22,837
Let me see yours.

674
00:49:22,871 --> 00:49:25,372
I'm laying my weapon down.

675
00:49:28,943 --> 00:49:30,812
Here's mine.

676
00:49:32,914 --> 00:49:34,015
(whispers):
Dime-ah.

677
00:49:34,048 --> 00:49:36,918
- Captain, boom?
- Boom, boom.

678
00:49:36,951 --> 00:49:38,920
(coins jingling)

679
00:49:42,924 --> 00:49:44,926
ALMAY: Clay over there
is gonna show himself.

680
00:49:45,592 --> 00:49:47,628
Then how about you do the same?

681
00:49:48,762 --> 00:49:49,696
Sounds good!

682
00:50:04,678 --> 00:50:06,480
(whispers):
Stay down.

683
00:50:22,063 --> 00:50:23,563
(panting quietly)

684
00:50:43,583 --> 00:50:44,718
(groans)

685
00:50:44,751 --> 00:50:46,620
Oh, goddamn it!

686
00:50:47,487 --> 00:50:49,823
Well, now you done gone
and spoiled it, Cap.

687
00:50:55,829 --> 00:50:58,498
Looks like we're back
on opposite sides.

688
00:50:58,532 --> 00:50:59,566
Looks like it.

689
00:51:05,739 --> 00:51:07,708
All right, Cap.

690
00:51:07,741 --> 00:51:10,077
Looks like
I'm coming for you now.

691
00:51:10,110 --> 00:51:11,912
(wind whistling softly)

692
00:51:11,945 --> 00:51:13,981
(Johanna panting)

693
00:51:38,905 --> 00:51:40,907
(wind whistling softly)

694
00:52:04,064 --> 00:52:06,700
- (twig snaps)
- (rock clatters softly)

695
00:52:21,081 --> 00:52:23,784
(dust falling)

696
00:52:25,819 --> 00:52:27,854
(footsteps)

697
00:52:37,964 --> 00:52:40,867
(wind whistling)

698
00:53:00,087 --> 00:53:03,056
- (footsteps above)
- (dust falling)

699
00:53:25,044 --> 00:53:26,612
(gun bangs on rock)

700
00:53:27,680 --> 00:53:29,182
(gunshot echoing)

701
00:53:31,218 --> 00:53:33,686
♪ ♪

702
00:53:33,719 --> 00:53:35,087
(whispers):
Come on.

703
00:53:41,760 --> 00:53:44,630
JOHANNA: ♪ Captain... ♪
(continues singing in Kiowa)

704
00:53:49,001 --> 00:53:51,237
(continues singing)

705
00:53:56,942 --> 00:53:59,645
(humming melody)

706
00:54:06,785 --> 00:54:08,954
(continues humming)

707
00:54:16,328 --> 00:54:18,964
(continues humming, then stops)

708
00:54:22,168 --> 00:54:24,203
♪ ♪

709
00:54:48,761 --> 00:54:50,262
(grunts softly)

710
00:55:03,209 --> 00:55:06,045
(chirping)

711
00:55:06,078 --> 00:55:08,214
See that? See that bird?

712
00:55:09,348 --> 00:55:11,050
"Bird."

713
00:55:13,385 --> 00:55:15,020
"Bird."

714
00:55:16,255 --> 00:55:17,957
Yeah.

715
00:55:18,991 --> 00:55:20,859
Yeah, that's good.

716
00:55:21,860 --> 00:55:23,262
"Goo-toh."

717
00:55:24,296 --> 00:55:26,332
- "Goo-toh"?
- "Goo-toh."

718
00:55:27,566 --> 00:55:29,335
"Bird" is "goo-toh"?

719
00:55:30,970 --> 00:55:32,972
- "Goo-toh."
- "Goo-toh."

720
00:55:33,005 --> 00:55:35,840
(Johanna chuckles)

721
00:55:35,873 --> 00:55:38,310
(animal bellowing nearby)

722
00:55:40,145 --> 00:55:41,247
JOHANNA:
"Aungopih."

723
00:55:41,280 --> 00:55:42,348
KIDD:
"Buffalo."

724
00:55:44,416 --> 00:55:46,784
Since you're so smart...

725
00:55:47,819 --> 00:55:49,887
..."prickly pear cactus."

726
00:55:50,888 --> 00:55:53,259
"Pr-Prit-ly..."

727
00:55:53,292 --> 00:55:56,761
"Pear cactus."
And there's juniper out there.

728
00:55:58,030 --> 00:56:00,566
And-and there's some sage.

729
00:56:00,599 --> 00:56:02,033
"Say-gya."

730
00:56:02,067 --> 00:56:03,402
"Say-juh"?

731
00:56:03,435 --> 00:56:04,936
"Say-uh-gya."

732
00:56:04,969 --> 00:56:06,838
"Sage." Yeah.

733
00:56:06,871 --> 00:56:09,874
That's right. It smells good.

734
00:56:09,907 --> 00:56:12,043
- "Good."
- Yeah.

735
00:56:12,076 --> 00:56:15,180
So, what else can you
teach me in Kiowa?

736
00:56:17,316 --> 00:56:18,816
"Daum."

737
00:56:19,618 --> 00:56:22,221
"Daum." What is "daum"?

738
00:56:23,389 --> 00:56:25,391
(horse neighs, snorts)

739
00:56:25,424 --> 00:56:27,025
"Daum."

740
00:56:27,058 --> 00:56:28,893
The-the earth.

741
00:56:28,926 --> 00:56:30,094
All right.

742
00:56:31,095 --> 00:56:32,264
"Pahn."

743
00:56:32,298 --> 00:56:34,333
The clouds?

744
00:56:34,366 --> 00:56:36,268
The sky.

745
00:56:37,336 --> 00:56:41,806
"Daum pahn doo-goh daw."

746
00:56:42,474 --> 00:56:45,377
Like, coll-collected?

747
00:56:45,411 --> 00:56:48,414
- "Daum daw"?
- (exhales slowly)

748
00:56:48,447 --> 00:56:49,981
"Daw."

749
00:56:50,014 --> 00:56:53,051
"Daw" with a... (exhales)
is a spirit.

750
00:56:53,084 --> 00:56:54,420
A breath.

751
00:56:54,453 --> 00:56:56,422
(Johanna exhales)

752
00:56:56,455 --> 00:56:58,823
A circle.

753
00:57:01,427 --> 00:57:05,830
For us, it's more like
a straight line.

754
00:57:06,465 --> 00:57:08,299
A line.

755
00:57:09,267 --> 00:57:10,368
"Li-an."

756
00:57:10,401 --> 00:57:12,003
KIDD:
"Li-an," yes.

757
00:57:12,036 --> 00:57:14,272
We're all journeying
across the prairie

758
00:57:14,305 --> 00:57:16,240
in a straight line

759
00:57:16,274 --> 00:57:18,309
and looking
for that place to be.

760
00:57:19,110 --> 00:57:22,113
And when we find it, we go
straight out and we plow it,

761
00:57:22,146 --> 00:57:24,148
and we plant it
all in a straight line.

762
00:57:29,320 --> 00:57:31,289
Yeah.

763
00:57:31,322 --> 00:57:33,091
Very good.

764
00:57:33,124 --> 00:57:35,093
"Velly gut."

765
00:57:35,126 --> 00:57:38,329
(chuckles)
"Velly gut," indeed.

766
00:57:38,363 --> 00:57:41,165
<i>Sehr gut, Onkel.</i>

767
00:57:43,334 --> 00:57:45,002
Whoa, whoa.

768
00:57:45,036 --> 00:57:47,105
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
- (horse whinnies)

769
00:57:47,138 --> 00:57:50,007
<i>"Sehr gut, Onkel."</i>
You just spoke German.

770
00:57:51,008 --> 00:57:52,910
<i>Deutsche.</i>

771
00:57:55,079 --> 00:57:57,081
Can you remember anything else?

772
00:58:01,252 --> 00:58:03,421
What else can you remember?

773
00:58:03,454 --> 00:58:05,490
♪ ♪

774
00:58:15,733 --> 00:58:17,301
What?

775
00:58:17,335 --> 00:58:19,270
What is it?

776
00:58:21,472 --> 00:58:24,175
Oh, dear God.

777
00:58:24,208 --> 00:58:26,144
- Hyah! Hyah!
- (reins snap, horse neighs)

778
00:58:26,177 --> 00:58:27,412
Hyah!

779
00:58:27,445 --> 00:58:30,014
You just leave that.
You just leave it.

780
00:58:30,047 --> 00:58:31,915
Forget it.

781
00:58:33,117 --> 00:58:36,287
I guess we both have
demons to face,

782
00:58:36,320 --> 00:58:38,322
going down this road.

783
00:58:44,228 --> 00:58:46,264
(buffalo bellowing)

784
00:58:58,476 --> 00:59:00,344
(rustling in trees)

785
00:59:15,226 --> 00:59:18,128
- (horse whinnies softly)
- (guns cock)

786
00:59:23,099 --> 00:59:24,435
Good day, gentlemen.

787
00:59:24,469 --> 00:59:26,269
Road's closed.

788
00:59:26,304 --> 00:59:30,106
Ain't nobody unaccounted for
getting into Erath County.

789
00:59:30,140 --> 00:59:31,409
Is that the law?

790
00:59:32,410 --> 00:59:34,044
It is now.

791
00:59:50,227 --> 00:59:52,295
I'm carrying nothing
of any great value.

792
01:00:05,475 --> 01:00:07,043
What's your name, sir?

793
01:00:07,845 --> 01:00:11,114
Kidd.
Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd.

794
01:00:11,147 --> 01:00:14,184
And your reason
for traveling, Cap?

795
01:00:14,217 --> 01:00:15,653
The news.

796
01:00:15,686 --> 01:00:18,455
I read the news
to anyone with ten cents

797
01:00:18,488 --> 01:00:20,123
and the time to hear it.

798
01:00:20,156 --> 01:00:21,626
(chuckles)

799
01:00:24,494 --> 01:00:26,296
Huh.

800
01:00:28,098 --> 01:00:29,499
My.

801
01:00:29,533 --> 01:00:33,336
My, my, my, my, my.

802
01:00:33,370 --> 01:00:36,172
Carrying some damage back here.

803
01:00:36,206 --> 01:00:39,309
I-I got the wagon cheap, and...

804
01:00:39,342 --> 01:00:41,311
the holes came with it.

805
01:00:41,344 --> 01:00:43,313
(chuckles)

806
01:00:43,346 --> 01:00:48,251
Well, your newspapers
sure got holes in 'em, mister.

807
01:00:48,285 --> 01:00:51,254
There ain't nothing in here
about Erath County.

808
01:00:51,288 --> 01:00:52,857
Hell of a lot's been happening.

809
01:00:52,890 --> 01:00:54,691
- Ain't that right, boys?
- (murmurs of agreement)

810
01:00:54,724 --> 01:00:56,560
But I don't see it here.

811
01:00:56,593 --> 01:00:58,562
BENJAMIN:
You know, we've been busy.

812
01:00:58,595 --> 01:01:00,630
We done fixed them Mexicans.

813
01:01:00,664 --> 01:01:02,432
Injuns, too.
Pushed them clean out.

814
01:01:02,465 --> 01:01:05,569
Mr. Farley, he killed
a right smart of Indians.

815
01:01:05,602 --> 01:01:07,304
(men laughing)

816
01:01:07,337 --> 01:01:10,073
(whispers):
He scalped them real good, too.

817
01:01:11,308 --> 01:01:13,209
MR. FARLEY: We're building
a whole new world

818
01:01:13,243 --> 01:01:15,545
down here in Erath County.

819
01:01:15,579 --> 01:01:17,614
But ain't none of it writ here.

820
01:01:19,482 --> 01:01:21,484
That news didn't travel.

821
01:01:22,686 --> 01:01:24,354
Let's take care of that.

822
01:01:25,155 --> 01:01:27,891
Why don't we have us
a little read?

823
01:01:27,924 --> 01:01:30,226
What do you say...

824
01:01:31,227 --> 01:01:32,429
...news man?

825
01:01:34,297 --> 01:01:36,199
(man chuckles)

826
01:01:36,232 --> 01:01:37,601
Go on, move.

827
01:01:39,202 --> 01:01:42,339
- (lively chatter)
- (men shouting)

828
01:01:42,372 --> 01:01:44,608
(liquid bubbling)

829
01:01:50,680 --> 01:01:52,716
(bison bellowing)

830
01:02:09,532 --> 01:02:12,167
MAN:
Wash out that blood.

831
01:02:12,201 --> 01:02:14,604
MAN 2:
Don't be staring. Keep working.

832
01:02:16,573 --> 01:02:20,142
When he gets done here,
bring him into town.

833
01:02:24,547 --> 01:02:26,549
(Johanna singing in Kiowa)

834
01:02:28,451 --> 01:02:29,619
(man coughing)

835
01:02:50,372 --> 01:02:52,776
(singing continues)

836
01:02:57,681 --> 01:03:00,282
What business is Mr. Farley in?

837
01:03:00,315 --> 01:03:01,517
Mr. Far...

838
01:03:01,550 --> 01:03:04,186
Business to never mind
your business.

839
01:03:07,757 --> 01:03:09,358
What's your name?

840
01:03:09,391 --> 01:03:11,460
John Calley.

841
01:03:13,663 --> 01:03:16,632
Is Mr. Farley
family to you, John?

842
01:03:16,666 --> 01:03:19,535
Nah, Mr. Farley, he ain't
any kin of mine. No, no.

843
01:03:19,568 --> 01:03:21,603
I ain't got no kin
now Tommy's gone.

844
01:03:22,404 --> 01:03:25,474
But I work for Mr. Farley
all same.

845
01:03:26,675 --> 01:03:29,278
What happened to... to Tommy?

846
01:03:29,311 --> 01:03:30,747
Mr. Farley gone shot him.

847
01:03:33,415 --> 01:03:36,318
For hollering and questioning.

848
01:03:36,351 --> 01:03:37,854
Got thoughts of things
in his head.

849
01:03:37,887 --> 01:03:40,322
He couldn't keep 'em in there.

850
01:03:40,355 --> 01:03:42,224
Loud, loud mouth.

851
01:03:50,365 --> 01:03:52,367
(indistinct chatter)

852
01:03:54,536 --> 01:03:57,439
♪ ♪

853
01:04:00,776 --> 01:04:02,811
(indistinct shouting)

854
01:04:07,483 --> 01:04:10,519
(laughter, jovial chatter)

855
01:04:23,099 --> 01:04:25,334
Have him read that.

856
01:04:34,710 --> 01:04:36,411
Hey, Captain.

857
01:04:37,679 --> 01:04:39,848
Mr. Farley says to read this.

858
01:04:42,851 --> 01:04:45,687
MAN: Stoke it up.
This fire's got to burn.

859
01:04:47,589 --> 01:04:50,325
Dime-ah? Dime-ah?

860
01:04:50,359 --> 01:04:52,661
- (coins clanking)
- Dime-ah? - There you go.

861
01:05:05,140 --> 01:05:06,775
Dime-ah?

862
01:05:09,611 --> 01:05:10,779
Dime-ah?

863
01:05:13,715 --> 01:05:14,850
(coin clanks)

864
01:05:17,953 --> 01:05:19,755
Dime-ah?

865
01:05:22,724 --> 01:05:24,126
MAN:
You, sir.

866
01:05:24,159 --> 01:05:26,394
(chatter continues
indistinctly)

867
01:05:29,430 --> 01:05:32,366
Good evening, ladies
and gentlemen. My name...

868
01:05:32,400 --> 01:05:34,435
(chatter continues)

869
01:05:39,675 --> 01:05:42,544
(loudly): My name is
Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd.

870
01:05:42,578 --> 01:05:43,946
(chatter quiets)

871
01:05:43,979 --> 01:05:47,448
And Mr. Farley has asked me
to come here tonight

872
01:05:47,481 --> 01:05:49,685
- to read to y'all the news.
- (scattered shouts)

873
01:05:49,718 --> 01:05:52,453
He's been kind enough
to supply me

874
01:05:52,486 --> 01:05:55,456
with a copy of his own
<i>Erath Journal.</i>

875
01:05:55,489 --> 01:05:59,661
Sure looks like Mr. Farley
is a very busy man

876
01:05:59,695 --> 01:06:01,562
- in these parts.
- (laughter, murmuring)

877
01:06:01,596 --> 01:06:05,701
He's an editor and a publisher,
a businessman, a lawgiver.

878
01:06:05,734 --> 01:06:11,606
And all of you fine folk
working for him, at that.

879
01:06:11,639 --> 01:06:12,673
(murmurs of agreement)

880
01:06:12,708 --> 01:06:14,508
Absolutely.

881
01:06:14,542 --> 01:06:16,611
KIDD:
But the way I see it,

882
01:06:16,644 --> 01:06:18,446
none of that is news.

883
01:06:19,547 --> 01:06:23,819
So let me see
if I can't tempt you

884
01:06:23,852 --> 01:06:25,888
with something else.

885
01:06:27,688 --> 01:06:29,757
The <i>Harper</i> illustrated.

886
01:06:29,790 --> 01:06:33,828
It has a story reporting
from the lonely little town

887
01:06:33,862 --> 01:06:36,497
of Keel Run, Pennsylvania.

888
01:06:36,530 --> 01:06:37,900
(clears throat)
I got a bad feeling about this.

889
01:06:37,933 --> 01:06:39,500
Just give him a minute.

890
01:06:39,533 --> 01:06:41,502
Now, Keel Run
ain't known for much.

891
01:06:41,535 --> 01:06:43,504
And I'm counting
none of y'all have heard of it

892
01:06:43,537 --> 01:06:45,473
since, well,
it is in the North.

893
01:06:45,506 --> 01:06:46,641
Why should you?

894
01:06:46,674 --> 01:06:48,776
(laughter)

895
01:06:48,809 --> 01:06:50,678
Keel Run is
just one of a thousand

896
01:06:50,711 --> 01:06:54,615
little towns across our nation
birthed by the work of many

897
01:06:54,649 --> 01:06:58,452
but enjoyed by the few.

898
01:06:58,486 --> 01:07:00,755
Now, Keel Run is no Durand.

899
01:07:00,788 --> 01:07:03,958
It does not trade in buffalo
but in coal.

900
01:07:03,991 --> 01:07:06,861
And just like you,
every morning,

901
01:07:06,894 --> 01:07:09,897
its men rise early
from their beds

902
01:07:09,931 --> 01:07:15,736
only to descend into
the great, black coal mine.

903
01:07:15,770 --> 01:07:19,006
"On the morning of February 11,

904
01:07:19,040 --> 01:07:24,645
"37 men of the Run attended
their first shift at noon.

905
01:07:24,679 --> 01:07:26,881
- (indistinct murmuring)
- "But before the next hour

906
01:07:26,914 --> 01:07:29,784
"was up, Keel Run's
wheel of fortune had turned,

907
01:07:29,817 --> 01:07:32,820
"for the mine,
the coal mine itself,

908
01:07:32,853 --> 01:07:34,689
had caught fire."

909
01:07:34,722 --> 01:07:36,891
(crowd gasping, groaning)

910
01:07:36,924 --> 01:07:39,727
The first dozen died
in an instant.

911
01:07:39,760 --> 01:07:40,828
(snaps fingers)

912
01:07:40,861 --> 01:07:42,830
Another seven not long after.

913
01:07:44,598 --> 01:07:46,767
But I'm not here
to tell you the story

914
01:07:46,801 --> 01:07:49,103
of those unfortunate souls

915
01:07:49,136 --> 01:07:51,772
or of the mine owner

916
01:07:51,806 --> 01:07:54,842
who'd been so lax
about their safety,

917
01:07:54,875 --> 01:07:57,611
sitting up there
in his fancy home,

918
01:07:57,645 --> 01:08:00,948
counting the money
produced by their labor.

919
01:08:00,982 --> 01:08:02,984
No, no, no,
I'm here to tell you

920
01:08:03,017 --> 01:08:06,087
about the 11 men who lived.

921
01:08:06,120 --> 01:08:08,089
- WOMAN: Yeah!
- (crowd murmuring)

922
01:08:08,122 --> 01:08:09,690
- Who survived that fire.
- (cheering)

923
01:08:09,724 --> 01:08:12,660
The 11 men who fought back

924
01:08:12,693 --> 01:08:15,029
against their deadly fate.

925
01:08:15,062 --> 01:08:17,031
- CROWD: Yeah!
- MAN: Yes! Yes!

926
01:08:17,064 --> 01:08:21,002
Thought I told you to read
from the <i>Erath,</i> Captain.

927
01:08:21,035 --> 01:08:22,937
KIDD: Well, see,
Mr. Farley, I was wondering

928
01:08:22,970 --> 01:08:24,939
if folks might prefer
some storytelling

929
01:08:24,972 --> 01:08:27,575
- from places outside of Erath.
- MAN: Let's hear it!

930
01:08:27,608 --> 01:08:29,844
Just for tonight, Mr. Farley.

931
01:08:29,877 --> 01:08:31,746
MR. FARLEY:
I think you ought to read

932
01:08:31,779 --> 01:08:33,047
from the <i>Erath</i>
all the same, Captain.

933
01:08:33,080 --> 01:08:35,116
(murmurs of protest)

934
01:08:35,149 --> 01:08:37,918
Sort of thing these people
expect to hear.

935
01:08:37,952 --> 01:08:39,687
MAN:
Let's hear what he has to say.

936
01:08:39,720 --> 01:08:41,055
How about we vote on it?

937
01:08:41,088 --> 01:08:42,623
(cheering)

938
01:08:42,656 --> 01:08:43,691
MR. FARLEY:
How about we don't?

939
01:08:43,724 --> 01:08:46,160
KIDD:
Now, I can read

940
01:08:46,193 --> 01:08:48,696
from Mr. Farley's
<i>Erath Journal...</i>

941
01:08:48,729 --> 01:08:50,597
(murmurs of protest)

942
01:08:50,630 --> 01:08:53,134
...or I can keep on with the
story of the men of Keel Run.

943
01:08:53,167 --> 01:08:55,903
(cheering)

944
01:08:55,936 --> 01:08:57,772
(shouting excitedly in Kiowa)

945
01:08:57,805 --> 01:08:59,907
- MAN: I vote men of the Run!
- KIDD: Keel Run?

946
01:08:59,940 --> 01:09:01,909
- All right. Very good.
- MAN: Let's hear it, Captain.

947
01:09:01,942 --> 01:09:06,180
That day, those 11 men
were facing a mortal enemy...

948
01:09:06,213 --> 01:09:08,681
Go now. Shut this
fucking thing down. Now.

949
01:09:08,715 --> 01:09:10,084
- Go. Go!
- ...intent on destroying everything

950
01:09:10,117 --> 01:09:11,852
they ever cared about,
everything they'd built...

951
01:09:11,886 --> 01:09:13,753
- Show's over, folks!
- ...every pillar of progress

952
01:09:13,787 --> 01:09:15,789
- of their own civilization.
- Show's over! Now, go on home.

953
01:09:15,823 --> 01:09:17,791
And I tell you,
those men refused defeat.

954
01:09:17,825 --> 01:09:19,193
In the dark,
they kept their heads

955
01:09:19,226 --> 01:09:21,095
- and they worked together!
- Get out of here!

956
01:09:21,128 --> 01:09:23,064
- Those men fought back...
- Go home now!

957
01:09:23,097 --> 01:09:24,965
- Move! Go on, get out!
- ...against the odds,

958
01:09:24,999 --> 01:09:26,666
for better lives,

959
01:09:26,699 --> 01:09:27,902
- for freedom!
- You think that's funny, boy?

960
01:09:27,935 --> 01:09:29,136
(crowd clamoring)

961
01:09:29,170 --> 01:09:31,671
(screams)

962
01:09:32,206 --> 01:09:34,208
- MAN: I got him!
- MAN 2: Whoa!

963
01:09:34,241 --> 01:09:36,843
(clamoring continues)

964
01:09:38,412 --> 01:09:41,015
- Johanna!
- Captain!

965
01:09:45,152 --> 01:09:47,088
- (clamoring continues)
- MAN: Move!

966
01:09:47,121 --> 01:09:49,156
Y'all, clear out! Clear out!

967
01:09:51,724 --> 01:09:53,693
(Johanna panting)

968
01:09:53,726 --> 01:09:55,728
(clamoring continues
in distance)

969
01:10:04,838 --> 01:10:06,873
(gun cocks)

970
01:10:19,253 --> 01:10:22,088
You should've just read,
Captain.

971
01:10:22,122 --> 01:10:25,191
I was just giving the people
a choice, Mr. Farley.

972
01:10:27,193 --> 01:10:28,962
Well, you can read now.

973
01:10:33,867 --> 01:10:37,637
You got no idea
what we deal with down here.

974
01:10:40,140 --> 01:10:43,643
Mexicans, blacks, Indians.

975
01:10:44,310 --> 01:10:47,013
Give 'em an inch,

976
01:10:47,046 --> 01:10:50,183
and every one will slit
your throat where you piss.

977
01:10:52,018 --> 01:10:54,921
KIDD:
The war is over, Mr. Farley.

978
01:10:55,955 --> 01:10:59,192
We have to stop fighting
sometime.

979
01:10:59,225 --> 01:11:01,928
MR. FARLEY:
Oh, we will.

980
01:11:03,062 --> 01:11:05,098
When it's ours alone.

981
01:11:07,867 --> 01:11:10,003
- (gasps, grunts)
- Come here. Don't...

982
01:11:10,036 --> 01:11:11,871
Stand up!

983
01:11:11,905 --> 01:11:14,174
- (groaning)
- Yeah. Get up. Stand up.

984
01:11:15,308 --> 01:11:18,945
(coughs, groans)

985
01:11:21,181 --> 01:11:22,782
(Kidd coughs, wheezes)

986
01:11:22,815 --> 01:11:25,218
You ready to read, Cap?

987
01:11:30,924 --> 01:11:32,058
(gun fires)

988
01:11:37,297 --> 01:11:38,998
(gun clicks)

989
01:11:44,771 --> 01:11:46,239
KIDD:
No. No.

990
01:11:47,240 --> 01:11:49,075
- No! No!
- (gun fires)

991
01:11:54,347 --> 01:11:56,216
(groaning weakly)

992
01:12:04,958 --> 01:12:06,159
I like your stories.

993
01:12:07,793 --> 01:12:09,828
♪ ♪

994
01:12:15,401 --> 01:12:17,769
♪ ♪

995
01:12:27,146 --> 01:12:29,115
JOHN:
I tell you,

996
01:12:29,148 --> 01:12:31,783
I ain't never heard
of news reading

997
01:12:31,817 --> 01:12:33,752
as a business before.

998
01:12:36,155 --> 01:12:38,824
It's not a rich man's
occupation,

999
01:12:38,857 --> 01:12:40,926
as you can see.

1000
01:12:40,959 --> 01:12:43,862
Well, so how-how did you
bother in it, then?

1001
01:12:45,964 --> 01:12:47,966
I was a printer by trade.

1002
01:12:49,168 --> 01:12:53,172
And I had a printworks
in San Antonio.

1003
01:12:53,206 --> 01:12:55,941
Printed up newspapers.

1004
01:12:57,410 --> 01:12:59,845
Then the war came.

1005
01:13:01,614 --> 01:13:05,050
When it was over,
it was all gone.

1006
01:13:06,319 --> 01:13:08,221
I lost everything.

1007
01:13:09,021 --> 01:13:12,891
Had to make a new life
for myself right there.

1008
01:13:18,364 --> 01:13:22,034
Couldn't print the newspapers
anymore, but I could read 'em.

1009
01:13:22,067 --> 01:13:24,404
And that's what I've been doing
from town to town.

1010
01:13:27,473 --> 01:13:29,375
You got family and all?

1011
01:13:31,176 --> 01:13:33,211
Left a wife in San Antonio.

1012
01:13:35,013 --> 01:13:36,248
Really?

1013
01:13:41,654 --> 01:13:43,889
- (tools clanking)
- (chatter in foreign language)

1014
01:13:58,303 --> 01:14:00,272
♪ ♪

1015
01:14:00,305 --> 01:14:02,341
(chatter in foreign language
continues)

1016
01:14:06,345 --> 01:14:07,446
WOMAN:
Mm.

1017
01:14:21,694 --> 01:14:22,928
(repeats word in Kiowa)

1018
01:14:29,468 --> 01:14:31,870
(chatter in foreign language
continues)

1019
01:14:37,008 --> 01:14:39,010
♪ ♪

1020
01:14:46,485 --> 01:14:49,888
KIDD: Well, all right.
This is you, John Calley.

1021
01:14:51,523 --> 01:14:53,158
Okay.

1022
01:14:54,326 --> 01:14:56,027
(John sighs)

1023
01:15:00,098 --> 01:15:02,033
All right.

1024
01:15:07,038 --> 01:15:09,074
I could come with y'all.

1025
01:15:10,509 --> 01:15:13,512
Yeah, I heard all about
Hill Country.

1026
01:15:13,545 --> 01:15:15,547
That's Kiowa land.

1027
01:15:15,580 --> 01:15:18,949
If they find you,
they'd kill you.

1028
01:15:21,319 --> 01:15:24,189
The railroad's that way, John.

1029
01:15:24,222 --> 01:15:26,391
Go make something of your own.

1030
01:15:29,127 --> 01:15:31,229
At least...

1031
01:15:31,263 --> 01:15:33,365
take this gun.

1032
01:15:33,398 --> 01:15:35,333
I could get another real easy.
(chuckles)

1033
01:15:37,235 --> 01:15:39,271
Just take it for her.

1034
01:15:41,506 --> 01:15:44,476
Say, Captain...

1035
01:15:46,076 --> 01:15:48,346
...those men holed up
in that mine,

1036
01:15:48,380 --> 01:15:51,982
they really beat the fire
and get home?

1037
01:15:57,121 --> 01:15:59,990
Yeah, they really did.

1038
01:16:06,163 --> 01:16:08,165
- Right there.
- (sighs)

1039
01:16:11,369 --> 01:16:13,270
Well, goddamn.

1040
01:16:14,271 --> 01:16:15,507
Ain't that something, huh?

1041
01:16:18,410 --> 01:16:20,277
Good luck to you, John.

1042
01:16:20,311 --> 01:16:21,379
JOHN:
Thank you.

1043
01:16:21,413 --> 01:16:23,347
KIDD:
Come on. (clicks tongue)

1044
01:16:23,381 --> 01:16:25,517
- (horse whinnies)
- JOHN: Good luck.

1045
01:16:37,328 --> 01:16:38,630
(wind whistling softly)

1046
01:16:38,663 --> 01:16:41,131
(hawk screeches in distance)

1047
01:16:41,165 --> 01:16:43,200
♪ ♪

1048
01:16:53,545 --> 01:16:56,180
(horse whinnies)

1049
01:16:59,684 --> 01:17:03,120
Will you teach me
that song you always sing?

1050
01:17:03,153 --> 01:17:06,457
The one that goes...
(sings in Kiowa)

1051
01:17:06,490 --> 01:17:08,526
(both singing in Kiowa)

1052
01:17:19,436 --> 01:17:21,438
(singing continues)

1053
01:17:28,379 --> 01:17:30,414
(Johanna humming melody)

1054
01:17:38,188 --> 01:17:41,225
(man singing in Kiowa
in distance)

1055
01:17:59,643 --> 01:18:01,879
(pushing dirt on fire)

1056
01:18:01,912 --> 01:18:04,148
(man continues singing
in distance)

1057
01:18:12,489 --> 01:18:15,326
(wheel squeaking)

1058
01:18:21,398 --> 01:18:22,533
Whoa, whoa, whoa.

1059
01:18:30,374 --> 01:18:32,409
(wind howling softly)

1060
01:18:57,368 --> 01:18:59,503
(hammering continues)

1061
01:19:08,979 --> 01:19:11,347
We have to stay
on the main road!

1062
01:19:11,382 --> 01:19:12,716
Main road!

1063
01:19:20,591 --> 01:19:22,626
We go.

1064
01:19:27,831 --> 01:19:30,199
♪ ♪

1065
01:19:50,586 --> 01:19:52,588
♪ ♪

1066
01:20:10,874 --> 01:20:13,476
KIDD:
You don't have to do this.

1067
01:20:15,045 --> 01:20:17,480
They aren't there anymore.

1068
01:20:22,418 --> 01:20:24,454
Su-hanna go.

1069
01:20:34,898 --> 01:20:37,266
(wind whistling)

1070
01:20:47,477 --> 01:20:49,512
(door creaks)

1071
01:21:05,795 --> 01:21:07,830
♪ ♪

1072
01:21:27,817 --> 01:21:29,852
♪ ♪

1073
01:21:35,658 --> 01:21:38,528
(wind howling)

1074
01:22:08,491 --> 01:22:10,526
♪ ♪

1075
01:22:24,874 --> 01:22:26,909
<i>Mama, Papa tot?</i>

1076
01:22:29,011 --> 01:22:30,613
Yes.

1077
01:22:30,646 --> 01:22:32,582
They're dead.

1078
01:22:54,502 --> 01:22:56,538
♪ ♪

1079
01:23:05,547 --> 01:23:09,784
I want to get you away
from all this pain and killing,

1080
01:23:09,819 --> 01:23:11,854
get you clear of it.

1081
01:23:13,788 --> 01:23:15,925
Going back, it's not good.

1082
01:23:17,492 --> 01:23:18,928
(speaks Kiowa)

1083
01:23:21,630 --> 01:23:23,665
Need to put it behind you.

1084
01:23:25,533 --> 01:23:27,970
Move forward. Huh?

1085
01:23:28,004 --> 01:23:30,006
(speaks Kiowa)

1086
01:23:30,039 --> 01:23:31,941
- Li-an.
- Yes.

1087
01:23:32,942 --> 01:23:35,644
KIDD:
Stay on that line.

1088
01:23:36,645 --> 01:23:39,015
And don't look back, hmm?

1089
01:23:54,562 --> 01:23:56,598
- (wheel clunks)
- (horse whinnies)

1090
01:24:00,936 --> 01:24:02,737
Whoa.

1091
01:24:02,771 --> 01:24:04,940
(wheels squeaking)

1092
01:24:04,973 --> 01:24:06,708
Whoa.

1093
01:24:06,741 --> 01:24:08,443
- Captain!
- Hang on.

1094
01:24:09,077 --> 01:24:10,879
(Johanna whimpers)

1095
01:24:13,848 --> 01:24:15,984
- Take the reins!
- (horse neighs)

1096
01:24:16,851 --> 01:24:18,586
(grunts)

1097
01:24:21,523 --> 01:24:23,491
(grunting)

1098
01:24:26,094 --> 01:24:28,763
- (Johanna exclaims in Kiowa)
- (wheel rattling)

1099
01:24:29,898 --> 01:24:32,534
- Jump! Jump, Johanna!
- (screams)

1100
01:24:34,736 --> 01:24:36,738
(horse squealing)

1101
01:24:43,812 --> 01:24:45,847
(horse shrieking)

1102
01:24:45,880 --> 01:24:47,949
(both panting)

1103
01:24:55,590 --> 01:24:57,892
(horse squeals, groans)

1104
01:25:10,939 --> 01:25:12,941
(gun fires)

1105
01:25:12,974 --> 01:25:15,010
(gunshot echoing)

1106
01:25:20,181 --> 01:25:22,549
♪ ♪

1107
01:25:36,197 --> 01:25:38,565
♪ ♪

1108
01:25:59,854 --> 01:26:01,588
(Kidd grunts)

1109
01:26:01,622 --> 01:26:03,657
(water sloshing in canteen)

1110
01:26:16,770 --> 01:26:18,806
Yeah, good. All right.

1111
01:26:20,808 --> 01:26:21,976
(sighs softly)

1112
01:26:24,745 --> 01:26:26,780
(Johanna panting)

1113
01:26:34,988 --> 01:26:36,990
(panting continues)

1114
01:26:40,961 --> 01:26:42,729
(exhales sharply)

1115
01:27:05,220 --> 01:27:07,621
♪ ♪

1116
01:27:15,996 --> 01:27:18,699
- (distant hoofbeats)
- (horses neighing)

1117
01:27:21,735 --> 01:27:23,670
Horses.

1118
01:27:26,073 --> 01:27:28,108
(Kidd grunts)

1119
01:27:33,947 --> 01:27:35,983
(panting)

1120
01:27:39,052 --> 01:27:41,221
(hoofbeats growing louder)

1121
01:27:45,926 --> 01:27:47,928
(grunts, pants)

1122
01:27:54,735 --> 01:27:56,770
(rumbling, wind howling)

1123
01:28:05,812 --> 01:28:07,214
Johanna!

1124
01:28:09,816 --> 01:28:11,785
Johanna!

1125
01:28:15,923 --> 01:28:18,892
- (wind howling loudly)
- (distressed grunting)

1126
01:28:26,767 --> 01:28:28,168
Johanna!

1127
01:28:30,237 --> 01:28:32,272
Where are you?

1128
01:28:37,945 --> 01:28:39,246
Johanna!

1129
01:28:40,914 --> 01:28:42,216
Johanna!

1130
01:28:43,984 --> 01:28:45,252
Johanna!

1131
01:28:48,555 --> 01:28:50,790
Johanna!

1132
01:28:56,263 --> 01:28:58,265
Johanna!

1133
01:29:05,038 --> 01:29:06,739
Johanna!

1134
01:29:10,010 --> 01:29:11,245
Jo...

1135
01:29:11,278 --> 01:29:14,081
(coughing)

1136
01:29:22,122 --> 01:29:23,756
(groans)

1137
01:29:29,162 --> 01:29:31,164
(panting)

1138
01:29:42,875 --> 01:29:44,177
Thank God.

1139
01:29:44,211 --> 01:29:46,078
Johanna!

1140
01:29:53,353 --> 01:29:56,188
♪ ♪

1141
01:30:13,072 --> 01:30:15,107
♪ ♪

1142
01:30:25,452 --> 01:30:27,820
(horse neighing)

1143
01:30:42,101 --> 01:30:44,236
♪ ♪

1144
01:31:01,688 --> 01:31:03,923
♪ ♪

1145
01:31:23,142 --> 01:31:25,144
♪ ♪

1146
01:31:39,725 --> 01:31:42,261
(birds chirping)

1147
01:31:42,294 --> 01:31:44,296
♪ ♪

1148
01:31:50,202 --> 01:31:53,372
- (horse neighing)
- (dog barking nearby)

1149
01:31:53,406 --> 01:31:55,441
(quiet chatter)

1150
01:31:58,244 --> 01:32:01,380
Young man, I'm looking for
the Leonbergers of Castroville.

1151
01:32:01,414 --> 01:32:03,249
(speaks German)

1152
01:32:03,282 --> 01:32:04,983
Straight.

1153
01:32:15,461 --> 01:32:17,563
Do we read story?

1154
01:32:17,596 --> 01:32:19,931
Dime-ah?

1155
01:32:21,233 --> 01:32:23,935
No, no story here.

1156
01:32:25,069 --> 01:32:26,539
No dime-ah?

1157
01:32:27,573 --> 01:32:30,074
No, no dime-ah.

1158
01:32:41,787 --> 01:32:44,022
We go there?

1159
01:32:45,156 --> 01:32:46,459
Yes.

1160
01:32:48,059 --> 01:32:49,562
Yes, we go there.

1161
01:32:51,129 --> 01:32:53,031
No. No, Cap.

1162
01:32:53,064 --> 01:32:54,567
- No. We go dime-ah.
- No. No.

1163
01:32:54,600 --> 01:32:56,034
- We go.
- No.

1164
01:32:56,067 --> 01:32:57,302
We go!

1165
01:32:57,336 --> 01:32:59,472
- (Kidd speaking Kiowa)
- We go. No.

1166
01:32:59,505 --> 01:33:01,272
JOHANNA:
No, we go.

1167
01:33:01,306 --> 01:33:06,144
This is... this is
where you belong now, Johanna.

1168
01:33:08,079 --> 01:33:10,114
(speaks Kiowa)

1169
01:33:12,551 --> 01:33:14,553
This is your home now.

1170
01:33:14,587 --> 01:33:16,988
♪ ♪

1171
01:33:22,327 --> 01:33:24,329
Good day.

1172
01:33:24,362 --> 01:33:28,099
I have business
with the Leonberger family.

1173
01:33:29,200 --> 01:33:31,135
<i>Ja?</i>

1174
01:33:32,337 --> 01:33:35,574
This child is
Johanna Leonberger.

1175
01:33:39,444 --> 01:33:42,013
Anna.

1176
01:33:52,323 --> 01:33:56,394
My sister, she always
went her own way.

1177
01:33:56,427 --> 01:34:00,431
We said, "Stay in Castroville,"
but she and her husband Wolf,

1178
01:34:00,465 --> 01:34:03,134
they wanted to be
out there in the valley

1179
01:34:03,167 --> 01:34:04,435
where the land is cheaper.

1180
01:34:04,469 --> 01:34:06,371
WILHELM:
Hmm?

1181
01:34:08,573 --> 01:34:09,574
(speaks German)

1182
01:34:14,579 --> 01:34:18,082
So, she thinks
she's an Indian now?

1183
01:34:18,116 --> 01:34:20,451
KIDD:
Well, s-something in between.

1184
01:34:22,587 --> 01:34:26,157
She needs time to adjust.

1185
01:34:26,190 --> 01:34:28,593
She must work.

1186
01:34:28,626 --> 01:34:31,596
She must learn...

1187
01:34:36,534 --> 01:34:38,403
(speaks German)

1188
01:34:38,436 --> 01:34:40,371
The proper ways.

1189
01:34:40,405 --> 01:34:42,574
Of course.

1190
01:34:42,607 --> 01:34:45,476
You know, my sister, when
we found her in the bedroom,

1191
01:34:45,510 --> 01:34:47,178
they cut her throat.

1192
01:34:48,346 --> 01:34:50,448
The baby sister...

1193
01:34:50,481 --> 01:34:53,117
they bashed the brain out.

1194
01:34:53,918 --> 01:34:56,554
Best if she forgets all that.

1195
01:34:58,356 --> 01:35:01,225
She needs new memories.

1196
01:35:04,262 --> 01:35:06,297
Who knows what
they will have taught her?

1197
01:35:08,266 --> 01:35:10,602
But we must try
to see her as a blessing.

1198
01:35:12,570 --> 01:35:14,505
And we need the extra hands.

1199
01:35:19,210 --> 01:35:24,147
You want money
for bring her here?

1200
01:35:24,181 --> 01:35:27,218
No.
No, I don't want your money.

1201
01:35:29,387 --> 01:35:31,522
Buy her books.

1202
01:35:31,556 --> 01:35:34,092
- ANNA: Books?
- So she can read.

1203
01:35:36,394 --> 01:35:38,596
She likes stories.

1204
01:35:56,213 --> 01:35:58,248
♪ ♪

1205
01:36:17,234 --> 01:36:18,736
KIDD:
I will go.

1206
01:36:18,770 --> 01:36:20,972
You want some food
for the journey?

1207
01:36:21,005 --> 01:36:23,240
KIDD:
No, thank you.

1208
01:36:27,712 --> 01:36:29,579
He's leaving, child.

1209
01:36:34,451 --> 01:36:37,487
You ungrateful girl. This man,
he brought you on home.

1210
01:36:37,521 --> 01:36:39,322
KIDD:
That's all right.

1211
01:36:41,324 --> 01:36:45,295
Maybe she doesn't understand
what's happening.

1212
01:37:01,678 --> 01:37:03,714
♪ ♪

1213
01:37:25,635 --> 01:37:27,637
♪ ♪

1214
01:37:47,524 --> 01:37:49,559
(indistinct chatter)

1215
01:38:03,874 --> 01:38:06,276
(cattle lowing)

1216
01:38:08,411 --> 01:38:10,413
♪ ♪

1217
01:38:28,431 --> 01:38:30,467
♪ ♪

1218
01:38:33,470 --> 01:38:34,871
(key clicks in lock)

1219
01:38:51,454 --> 01:38:53,456
♪ ♪

1220
01:39:17,479 --> 01:39:19,481
♪ ♪

1221
01:39:44,473 --> 01:39:46,508
(quiet chatter)

1222
01:39:52,514 --> 01:39:54,885
MR. BRANHOLME:
I think Michael did this.

1223
01:39:54,918 --> 01:39:57,386
"Expressly agreed."

1224
01:39:59,022 --> 01:40:01,423
I'm not sure
that that's accurate.

1225
01:40:01,457 --> 01:40:02,893
We'll have to inform Mr. Young

1226
01:40:02,926 --> 01:40:04,827
about the rewriting
of this contract, no?

1227
01:40:04,860 --> 01:40:06,662
This here.

1228
01:40:07,964 --> 01:40:09,732
KIDD:
Hello, Willie.

1229
01:40:09,765 --> 01:40:12,501
(chuckles) Jeffrey.

1230
01:40:12,534 --> 01:40:14,904
My God.

1231
01:40:14,938 --> 01:40:18,008
Gentlemen, this is...

1232
01:40:18,041 --> 01:40:21,543
my d-dear old friend
Captain Jeffrey Kidd.

1233
01:40:21,577 --> 01:40:23,013
Pleasure to meet you, sir.

1234
01:40:23,046 --> 01:40:24,780
KIDD:
Gentlemen.

1235
01:40:24,813 --> 01:40:26,682
Please.

1236
01:40:39,862 --> 01:40:41,997
She's at the church.

1237
01:40:44,033 --> 01:40:46,435
In the garden.

1238
01:40:49,605 --> 01:40:51,974
It was cholera.

1239
01:40:53,943 --> 01:40:56,578
There's nothing
you could have done.

1240
01:40:58,281 --> 01:40:59,949
Doctor said.

1241
01:41:01,817 --> 01:41:05,621
It was being away
for four years of war, Willie.

1242
01:41:05,654 --> 01:41:08,057
Four years with all
the killing and all the blood.

1243
01:41:10,559 --> 01:41:12,895
Of wanting to go home
every day.

1244
01:41:14,596 --> 01:41:18,634
Of wanting to see her
and feel her.

1245
01:41:18,667 --> 01:41:22,805
To talk and laugh
and dream and...

1246
01:41:25,107 --> 01:41:27,910
...and think
of having a family.

1247
01:41:29,611 --> 01:41:33,515
Instead, I got a letter
delivered to my tent...

1248
01:41:34,417 --> 01:41:39,521
...saying she was gone
and already buried.

1249
01:41:42,725 --> 01:41:44,760
That's when I knew.

1250
01:41:45,928 --> 01:41:49,031
God's curse on me
had taken her.

1251
01:41:51,033 --> 01:41:53,802
It was sickness, Jeff,
just sickness.

1252
01:41:53,836 --> 01:41:55,571
It wasn't sickness.

1253
01:41:56,572 --> 01:41:59,074
It was judgment

1254
01:41:59,108 --> 01:42:01,577
for all I had seen...

1255
01:42:03,578 --> 01:42:05,647
...and all I had done.

1256
01:42:11,720 --> 01:42:14,023
I've known you 50 years.

1257
01:42:16,725 --> 01:42:18,761
Since we were boys.

1258
01:42:20,996 --> 01:42:23,799
We didn't ask for any of this.

1259
01:42:25,067 --> 01:42:27,903
But it fell to us
to do the fighting.

1260
01:42:30,139 --> 01:42:31,807
We lived.

1261
01:42:34,009 --> 01:42:35,676
She died.

1262
01:42:38,679 --> 01:42:40,949
That's not judgment.

1263
01:42:42,683 --> 01:42:44,887
It's just what
we had to face and...

1264
01:42:45,954 --> 01:42:47,990
...carry the rest of our days.

1265
01:42:54,729 --> 01:42:56,764
(bell tolling)

1266
01:43:07,209 --> 01:43:09,577
(birds chirping quietly)

1267
01:43:57,225 --> 01:43:59,927
(grunting softly)

1268
01:44:04,765 --> 01:44:06,767
♪ ♪

1269
01:44:22,817 --> 01:44:24,852
♪ ♪

1270
01:44:49,343 --> 01:44:51,712
♪ ♪

1271
01:45:02,857 --> 01:45:04,892
(crying softly)

1272
01:45:17,538 --> 01:45:19,774
- (chickens clucking)
- (indistinct chatter)

1273
01:45:32,086 --> 01:45:34,121
♪ ♪

1274
01:45:39,060 --> 01:45:41,095
(horse whinnies)

1275
01:45:45,899 --> 01:45:47,935
♪ ♪

1276
01:45:55,842 --> 01:45:58,112
Ha! Ha!

1277
01:46:04,017 --> 01:46:05,852
Giddyap!

1278
01:46:05,885 --> 01:46:07,921
♪ ♪

1279
01:46:32,078 --> 01:46:34,114
♪ ♪

1280
01:46:37,618 --> 01:46:40,186
(chatter in German)

1281
01:46:46,259 --> 01:46:49,296
- (horse whinnies)
- (dog barking nearby)

1282
01:47:03,877 --> 01:47:05,912
♪ ♪

1283
01:47:16,222 --> 01:47:17,957
(goats bleating)

1284
01:47:41,348 --> 01:47:43,049
We had to tie her.

1285
01:47:45,018 --> 01:47:46,986
She runs away.

1286
01:47:47,987 --> 01:47:49,389
She's a child.

1287
01:47:51,091 --> 01:47:54,160
She... no work.

1288
01:47:56,930 --> 01:47:58,365
My mistake.

1289
01:48:02,135 --> 01:48:04,270
She doesn't belong here.

1290
01:48:13,046 --> 01:48:15,081
I'm sorry.

1291
01:48:18,485 --> 01:48:20,887
I'm sorry.

1292
01:48:38,071 --> 01:48:40,106
Johanna...

1293
01:48:50,383 --> 01:48:53,052
Captain, Johanna go?

1294
01:48:56,589 --> 01:48:58,358
Yes.

1295
01:49:00,025 --> 01:49:02,060
If that's what you want.

1296
01:49:27,620 --> 01:49:29,522
(Johanna crying softly)

1297
01:49:31,056 --> 01:49:33,058
♪ ♪

1298
01:49:43,536 --> 01:49:45,505
(Johanna sniffles)

1299
01:49:45,538 --> 01:49:47,574
(Johanna's breath trembling)

1300
01:50:08,528 --> 01:50:10,530
♪ ♪

1301
01:50:17,469 --> 01:50:20,005
Captain, Johanna go.

1302
01:50:40,592 --> 01:50:42,628
♪ ♪

1303
01:50:50,702 --> 01:50:53,071
(goat bleats)

1304
01:50:56,141 --> 01:50:57,543
KIDD:
<i>Now, ladies and gentlemen,</i>

1305
01:50:57,576 --> 01:50:59,444
<i>for this final story
of the day.</i>

1306
01:50:59,478 --> 01:51:01,280
<i>(crowd groaning)</i>

1307
01:51:01,313 --> 01:51:04,851
"A man dead and buried

1308
01:51:04,884 --> 01:51:07,586
- "has risen from the grave.
- (gasping, murmuring)

1309
01:51:07,619 --> 01:51:11,356
"Three days ago,
in Baton Rouge, Louisiana,

1310
01:51:11,390 --> 01:51:15,260
"a Mr. Alfred Blackstone
of 47 years

1311
01:51:15,294 --> 01:51:17,496
- "fell into a stupor.
- (crowd murmuring)

1312
01:51:17,529 --> 01:51:20,432
"His wife called the physician,
but there being no pulse,

1313
01:51:20,465 --> 01:51:22,601
"it was determined
that Mr. Blackstone was,

1314
01:51:22,634 --> 01:51:25,203
- most unfortunately, dead."
- CROWD: Aw.

1315
01:51:25,237 --> 01:51:27,573
"He was buried very swiftly
on the grounds

1316
01:51:27,606 --> 01:51:29,575
"of the local church,

1317
01:51:29,608 --> 01:51:32,477
"where, as divine providence
would have it,

1318
01:51:32,511 --> 01:51:35,414
"a wedding was due to
take place the following day.

1319
01:51:35,447 --> 01:51:37,583
(laughter)

1320
01:51:37,616 --> 01:51:42,220
"But nearing the church doors,
the bride abruptly stopped.

1321
01:51:42,254 --> 01:51:45,223
"From the cemetery beyond,

1322
01:51:45,257 --> 01:51:49,094
"she had heard
this inexplicable sound.

1323
01:51:49,728 --> 01:51:52,631
- (thumping)
- (crowd gasping, chuckling)

1324
01:51:54,766 --> 01:51:59,605
"The desperate, unmistakable
hammering of life.

1325
01:51:59,638 --> 01:52:01,473
(crowd gasps, chuckles)

1326
01:52:01,506 --> 01:52:03,342
"In a state
of frantic excitement,

1327
01:52:03,375 --> 01:52:06,578
"she ran to a nearby grave
marked 'Alfred Blackstone.'

1328
01:52:06,612 --> 01:52:08,380
(laughter)

1329
01:52:08,413 --> 01:52:10,248
"And within moments,

1330
01:52:10,282 --> 01:52:12,918
"the entire wedding
congregation was digging.

1331
01:52:12,951 --> 01:52:15,354
(laughter)

1332
01:52:15,387 --> 01:52:18,290
"Finally,
poor Alfred Blackstone

1333
01:52:18,323 --> 01:52:21,627
"was pulled from the earth
very much alive.

1334
01:52:21,660 --> 01:52:24,161
(cheering)

1335
01:52:24,195 --> 01:52:27,332
"And from his widow
Blackstone's embrace,

1336
01:52:27,366 --> 01:52:32,269
"Alfred turned to the groom
and said, and I quote,

1337
01:52:32,303 --> 01:52:35,374
"'Feller, when you get
in that church

1338
01:52:35,407 --> 01:52:39,210
"'and she says,
"Till death us do part"...

1339
01:52:40,712 --> 01:52:42,748
...don't you believe
a word of it.'"

1340
01:52:42,781 --> 01:52:46,618
(laughter)

1341
01:52:46,652 --> 01:52:49,353
(crowd chattering)

1342
01:52:49,387 --> 01:52:51,188
(laughing)

1343
01:52:51,222 --> 01:52:54,693
My name is
Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd.

1344
01:52:54,726 --> 01:52:57,963
This is Miss Johanna Kidd.

1345
01:52:57,996 --> 01:53:00,231
(applause, excited chatter)

1346
01:53:03,802 --> 01:53:06,270
And that is all the news
of the world we have for you.

1347
01:53:06,303 --> 01:53:07,438
We thank you, and good night.

1348
01:53:07,471 --> 01:53:08,774
(laughter, applause continue)

1349
01:53:17,348 --> 01:53:19,383
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1350
01:53:35,499 --> 01:53:37,535
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1351
01:53:37,593 --> 01:53:42,593
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1352
01:54:07,531 --> 01:54:09,567
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1353
01:54:39,563 --> 01:54:41,599
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1354
01:55:11,595 --> 01:55:13,631
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1355
01:55:43,627 --> 01:55:45,663
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1356
01:56:15,658 --> 01:56:17,694
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1357
01:56:47,690 --> 01:56:49,726
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1358
01:57:19,722 --> 01:57:21,758
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1359
01:57:51,754 --> 01:57:53,790
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1360
01:58:10,707 --> 01:58:11,988
(music fades)