:52:04
Look, Kid, why don't you try
to escape? Why don't you get away?
:52:07
l aim to, in Lordsburg.
:52:10
Why Lordsburg? Why don't you make
for the border now?
:52:14
My father and brother were shot down
by the Plummer boys.
:52:18
Guess you don't know how it feels
to lose your own folks that way.
:52:24
l lost mine when l was a kid.
:52:27
There was a massacre
on Superstition Mountain.
:52:31
That's tough.
:52:33
Especially on a girl.
:52:36
Well, you gotta live,
no matter what happens.
:52:39
Yeah, that's it.
:52:43
Look, Ms. Dallas.
:52:46
You got no folks.
:52:48
Neither have l, and well...
:52:51
...maybe l'm takin' a lot
for granted, but...
:52:54
...l watched you with that baby.
That other woman's baby.
:52:58
You looked....
:53:01
l still got a ranch across
the border...
:53:04
...and it's a nice place.
:53:05
A real nice place.
:53:08
Trees, grass, water....
:53:12
There's a cabin, half-built.
:53:15
A man could live there.
:53:18
And a woman.
:53:21
Will you go?
:53:23
But you don't know me.
:53:26
You don't know who l am.
:53:28
l know all l want to know.
:53:33
Will you go?
:53:37
Don't talk like that!
:53:42
What are you doing out here, Kid?
:53:48
Stick close to the reservation.