:55:04
Don't you cover up...
:55:22
May I join you?
:55:28
- Who's he?
- I board here.
:55:33
No, sir. You're the gunfighter.
:55:35
- A gunfighter without a gun.
- You're taking quite a chance.
:55:39
I passed up my chance of killing you.
:55:42
I wanted to look you over, ask a question.
:55:46
Look quick. I killed so many men these
past four years, one more don't matter.
:55:51
You passed up your chance.
You think I'm gonna pass up mine?
:55:55
Truce for tonight.
:55:57
Then you believe them
when they say I'm crazy?
:55:59
So am I, but it's a funny thing.
:56:01
A man crazy to live
takes a chance and dies.
:56:04
A man who doesn't care takes
the same chance and gets away with it.
:56:08
Let's call it Jules Gaspard's Law.
:56:12
All right. All right.
:56:15
So far you're getting away with it.
Now, about that question.
:56:20
Why were you the one Reb
in a Union town?
:56:24
What kind of a question...
:56:29
Well, I used to have a reason.
Lots of them.
:56:32
Was it to defend your...
:56:34
let's call it your slave-owning rights.
:56:37
Slave-owning rights? Slave-owning?
:56:40
Whoever seen a slave in these parts?
You, Ruth?
:56:43
Only my pa and me
slaving away for Brewster.
:56:45
Paying off loans for seed and stock.
:56:47
Took longer to pay off the interest
than the loans.
:56:51
I know.
:56:52
I know it's a poor, mean excuse
of a reason to carry arms.
:56:57
Sometimes...
:56:59
Sometimes it seems like to me
I went Reb just to cross Brewster.