:47:01
Or you kill a man and he's got a friend
or a kin just has to come against you.
:47:06
And for no reason.
No reason that makes any sense.
:47:10
And it don't matter a damn
to the man already in the ground.
:47:14
Nobody wins.
:47:17
You can stop it. Ride out tomorrow.
:47:21
It's not a private matter with me.
:47:23
The law. The honest ones
carry it hard and clean all their lives.
:47:28
Behind their backs, the others buy it,
sell it, dirty it, tie it into knots.
:47:34
Who lives longer, Maddox?
:47:36
I was bringing in a killer
when the shoot-up happened.
:47:39
I could have chased a few tracks
and let the matter drop.
:47:42
But I'm the law in Bannock. Anybody who
goes against the law goes against me.
:47:47
I don't know any other way.
:47:49
How many more for one old man?
:47:52
I don't call the numbers.
:47:54
I never drew first on a man in my life.
That's the only way to stay clean.
:47:58
You play it by the rules.
Without the rules, you're nothing.
:48:01
- Bronson won't come alone.
- I didn't figure he would.
:48:04
- You think he sent Dekker. He didn't.
- I don't know that. Do you?
:48:08
I know Bronson.
:48:11
Either way, it don't matter.
Good night, Ryan.
:48:18
Let me go, Cotton. Let me go.
:48:22
What's the matter with you, Ryan?
Let me outta here!
:48:26
You're through, Ryan. Bronson's
gonna walk you into the ground.
:48:30
You're all through, Cottontail.
:48:36
Calculate you got
about ten minutes, back-shooter.
:48:39
It'll take me five to get to Maddox
and Maddox five to get saddled.
:48:43
He'd appreciate a little hunting.
:48:45
Or I could gun you down,
trying to escape. In the back.
:48:51
- You won't be...
- Back-shooter.
:48:53
Any time you want out... you just call.