My name's Gil Favor, trail boss.
Say, Pete...
Yeah.
That sure is a strange sight.
They was?
I ain't even sure I'm seein' it now.
That is what counts.
s. I don't expect any visitor
me. You don't have to announce
Sit down.
Better?
Now, Mr. Teddy, you don't ask people with a gun...
to quit what they're doin'.
Of course you didn't.
Thank you.
is. Franco
as though whoever delivered it was afraid to do it.
Mrs. Bradley.
Oh.
ards. Yeah, I can see they're buzz
Well, she wouldn't come so close to this cliff.
( snorts
Hey, Pete.
I think she's down there.
Pete, Scarlet, go up there and pick the horse and buggy up.
Well, ask me questio ns I can answer.
Now, come on. Let's get back to the wagon.
Kinda upset too, ain't you
Come on.
y ) ( speaking indistinctl
Give me a hand, will you, Pete?
Somebody hold him up.
is some good hot soup.
That's better.
Then Mrs. Bradley did have something to go on.
Twenty-seven other prisoners with me then.
w. Seventeen no
should have gone o n and on and on.
Laurier went insane.
ed. Its approach is well guard
What's that?
in the Confederate army?
That's right.
for bringing you back there?
that I told you about another Confederate officer.
he might let you go.
on sight.
what such a man would do.
d. if there was help to be foun
not to run away.
help them get out...
re. I'll crawl back into the
You'd better get a good night's sleep
Hm.
Keep 'em movin All right.
ish. All right, move 'em out, W
Yeah.
but let's go.
Half dozen men could hold up an army.
Well, no use waitin'.
Breen.
Mr. Somers.
No, they want us to stop and wait.
Wait here.
I'll take your guns.
I said I'll take your guns
This way.
and help Mr. Somers from his horse.
Kill me.
Why, no, Mr. Laurier.
Take Mr. Somers to his room.
eath. They'll beat me to d
n? Will you join me, gentleme
Nice to meet you, Mr. Laurier.
Gentlemen, have a seat.
Mr. Somers is telling the truth.
He was a private general.
Thank you again, gentlemen.
Come in.
Will you excuse me, please?
( door opens, closes
( man screams
What?
now. I'd better go to my room
Somers? Could be.
Fine.
ut. Same way we came o
No.
That sounds more like him.
I don't mean that. I mean for you.
You're afraid of my fath er, aren't you?
I, uh- I just came in to bring you some thread.
For a week. Thank you, Mr. Anderson.
Miss Laurier.
And I don't like a lot of things here.
Come in.
Merci.
e. Well, they dammed it up he re to feed that plume over ther
Yeah.
I guess you're right.
s ) ( rock clatter
Ah, slaves all right.
I'd like to go in there and tear that place apart.
ain't covered by guards.
Somers.
I came back to help.
Two drovers are trying to...
ight. I guess you're r
Good night.
or. I have no brother, Mr. Fav
I lied to you.
Shut up.
All right, get out.
ses. I ain't askin' for any promi
Why did you let them go?
That a good enough rea son for you?
e. Get over to that tre
Put it down.
You better tie him up.
They won't return.
But I heard the two shots.
I fired 'em in the air.
( crowd murmuring
Odette, I said I want you to go to your room..
Go ahead.
r. I'm sorry, Miss Laurie
o. My father died many years ag
I'll have to let 'em know about it at Fort Stockton.
Is there a Bradley here?
I'd like to talk to you.