Lightning Jack
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Heard talk he used to lay low
around these parts.

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Figured he'd head here
if he was all shot up.

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How shot up don't matter.
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The reward stands...
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alive or dead.
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No, I can't recollect
anyone like that.

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Hey, Lana, these two lawmen...
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are asking about an outlaw
by the name of Lightning Jack Kane.

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You know him?
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Lawmen?
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Lawmen are always fat,
old, grouchy types.

:14:33
If you two are lawmen,
you can lock me up.

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No, ma'am. We are the law.
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Appointed special U.S.
deputy marshals.

:14:43
You know Kane?
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Oh, I met him once.
That was enough.

:14:47
He was no outlaw.
Outlaws can be gentlemen.

:14:49
No, sir.
Mr. Lightning Jack Kane...

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was a mean, low-down conniving skunk.
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I heard he's dead.
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I hope he is.
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You boys look parched.
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Sally...
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why don't you find
these two handsome boys a table...

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while I hustle up something wet?
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You should be on a stage.
I can swear you meant that.

:15:25
That part about Jack being a low-down,
mean, conniving skunk, I meant it.

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Lana, you be careful.
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Them boys are toting badges.
I guess that makes them legal.

:15:35
But they got
a smell of death on them.

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I know. I just want to know
why the sudden interest in Jack.

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Open up.
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It's me. Lana.

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