:32:00
This creature's named Maverick
and I'm Annabelle Bransford.
:32:03
-I'll be taking this coach.
-So am l.
:32:06
That ought to be fun.
:32:08
Lord knows what he'd have done,
alone in the stage for two days.
:32:12
I hope you can relax
and enjoy the journey now.
:32:16
See, my feeling is
that if there weren't any women. . .
:32:20
. . .none of us would be here.
:32:22
What kind of sense does that make?
:32:25
If there were no men,
we wouldn't be here either.
:32:28
Are you mocking me?
:32:30
Don't get ruffled.
:32:31
I was agreeing with you
in a totally unusual way.
:32:35
What would this world come to
without gentlemen like yourself?
:32:42
A passenger! Come ahead.
:32:45
Right this way, sir. Want a hand?
:32:50
I'm the driver.
:32:53
Are you all right?
:32:55
Why does everybody ask me that?
:32:57
Get me up there so we can
get this thing going.
:33:18
I think it's about time
we get to know each other.
:33:21
Mr. Maverick has aspirations
to be a card player.
:33:24
I'm not totally ignorant of cards.
Can't be in my line of work.
:33:28
-And pray what might that be?
-Lawman.
:33:32
I bet you're the best there is.
I can tell things about a man.
:33:35
I can't quite place your accent.
Where in the South are you from?
:33:39
Ever been to Mobile?
:33:42
That's where I'm from.
:33:44
Mobile, Alabama?
Hell, I been there.
:33:46
I'll bet we know the same people.
You start.
:33:50
I've tried so hard
to forget that place.
:33:52
I endured
such personal tragedy there.
:33:58
A woman's suffering
is not a funny thing, Bertie.