:43:01
The Mexican did it. He told me so.
:43:05
No. . . . I saw him do it.
:43:09
Juan couldn't have done it.
I was with him.
:43:11
Yes, he did, Mr. Martin.
He was asleep. . .
:43:14
. . .and he didn't mean to tell me. . .
:43:17
. . .but I was awake, and
I heard him talking about it.
:43:22
He doesn't know
what he's talking about.
:43:25
He invents things.
:43:28
If you've got to go through with
this comedy, let him alone.
:43:31
-Shut up!
MAN: Lay off, Mapes!
:43:35
First he won't talk.
Now he talks too much.
:43:41
What's his name?
:43:44
Alva Hardwick.
:43:45
-And the other?
-Juan Martinez.
:43:48
BARTLETT:
No, it ain't.
:43:51
Still don't remember me, eh?
:43:54
I'm talking to you, mister.
:43:58
The devil you don't.
:43:59
Your name's Francisco Morez.
:44:01
The vigilantes would
like to get hold of you.
:44:03
They want him for murder.
:44:05
TETLEY: How about that?
-I don't know.
:44:08
SMITH:
Stick together nice, don't they?
:44:10
Why question me when you
don't believe anything I say?
:44:13
TETLEY: There's truth in lies too,
if you can get enough of them.
:44:16
What do you know about the old man?
:44:19
-He was in the Army.
-Confederate or Union?
:44:22
He's not clear about it himself.
Maybe both, at different times.
:44:27
A half-wit in the Army?
:44:34
Attention!
:44:39
He's forgotten.
:44:41
Not that.
I'll make a deal with you, Martin.
:44:45
Tell us which of you shot Kinkaid
and the other two can wait.
:44:50
None of us killed anybody.
:44:53
Then that's all, I guess.
:44:58
-Bring them along.
MARTIN: You're not going to do it really!