1:00:07
Yes, sir...
1:00:10
... thatll sure be an interesting funeral.
1:00:13
- I wouldnt like to miss it.
- Well, maybe you will.
1:00:17
Maybe youll go first.
1:00:19
Where?
1:00:21
Lets see, now.
1:00:23
Where did you work at
before you came up here?
1:00:25
- It was up by Quapaw, wasnt it?
- Thats right.
1:00:29
Lousy they was to me, too.
1:00:32
Always making out
they were better than I was.
1:00:34
Always treating me like I was dirt.
1:00:36
So whatd you do? Get even?
1:00:41
Who said anything about getting even?
1:00:43
No one, I recollect.
Just came into my head.
1:00:48
If it came to getting even with somebody,
Id know how to do it.
1:00:51
Remember the fire in the Bartlett farm
over by Sweetwater?
1:00:55
I sure do. It was about five years ago.
1:00:58
Burned up the father, and the mother,
and the daughter.
1:01:02
- It was a terrible accident.
- That werent no accident.
1:01:07
Feller told me.
1:01:09
Said that the hired hand
was stuck on the Bartlett girl.
1:01:13
One day he found her in the hayloft
with another feller.
1:01:18
It was him that burned the place.
1:01:21
Took him weeks to get the kerosene,
buying it at different times.
1:01:25
Feller that told me...
1:01:27
... he made out like it happened in Missouri,
but I always knew it was the Bartlett farm.
1:01:32
What a liar he was.
1:01:36
Get a little air in here.
1:01:39
You aint told me yet
what business you had here.
1:01:42
Weve got no cattle to sell
and no cow ponies.
1:01:44
Theres only one thing you could want
on this farm, and it better not be that.
1:01:51
Thats just what it is.
1:01:53
You keep away from her, you hear?
1:01:55
You know, somebody ought to tell Laurey
just what kind of a man you are.
1:01:59
And for that matter, somebody ought
to tell you once about yourself.