:16:03
He was killed defending our home.
:16:05
Mexican War, I think you called it.
:16:07
We had other names for the theft
of a piece of our country.
:16:11
The officers wore the same uniform
you have on.
:16:14
Only some of them now
have changed it to grey.
:16:18
So I say, "Alvarez Kelly...
:16:21
...take what you can from both sides.
Small return for your birthright."
:16:26
- Beg pardon, ma'am.
- What is it?
:16:28
A guard found one of our drovers...
:16:30
...beaten and unconscious.
- We're 30 miles behind the lines!
:16:34
They butchered a steer
inside the gates.
:16:36
Where the hell were the sentries?
Excuse me.
:16:41
All right, let's go.
:16:47
The poor major.
:16:48
He finds duty more fascinating than...
:16:51
...pleasure.
:16:57
Do you undress every woman you meet?
:17:01
There has to be some beauty.
:17:04
Then it's no special compliment.
:17:08
Being a beautiful woman
is compliment enough.
:17:21
From what you've said
about your father's estancia...
:17:25
...it must have been something
like it was here before the war.
:17:29
Very much like it.
:17:33
Might be interesting
to buy some land around here.
:17:37
Not to help rebuild, though.
Not to live.
:17:40
- Just to buy cheap and sell dear.
- It's a nuisance the other way around.
:17:45
You disappoint me, Mr. Kelly.
:17:47
After what happened to you, I should
think you'd sympathize with us.
:17:51
I have no sympathies, only instincts.
And they shy away from losers.
:17:57
I'm overstaying my welcome.
You must be tired.
:17:59
You underestimate yourself, Mr. Kelly.