High Noon
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:22:01
Yeah, you've been washed up
for more than a year.

:22:04
You get married, only, you can't stand
anybody taking your place there...

:22:08
- ...especially me.
- You're...

:22:17
- I haven't got time, Harv.
- Okay, let's get down to business.

:22:22
You want me to stick,
you put a word in for me.

:22:25
Sure I want you to stick, but I'm not buying it.
It's gotta be up to you.

:23:04
I thought you'd grown up by now.
:23:07
I thought your disposition might've
sweetened up a little down in Abeline.

:23:12
I guess we're both wrong.
:23:21
What's so funny?
:23:24
Did you really think
you could put that over on Kane?

:23:26
- Why not?
- When are you going to grow up?

:23:30
- I'm getting tired of that kind of talk.
- Then grow up.

:23:32
Cut it out!
:23:39
- All right
- Why should he have gone for it?

:23:42
He needs me plenty
when Frank Miller gets here.

:23:45
- That's possible.
- He should've had me made marshal.

:23:47
- He's just sore. Sore about you and me.
- Is he?

:23:51
Sure.
:23:53
- You told him?
- Sure.

:23:56
You're a fool.
:23:59
Why? Didn't you want him to know?

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