High Noon
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:52:14
I just sent the kid to find you.
Didn't he come?

:52:17
He was here.
:52:22
You've been my friend all my life.
You got me this job.

:52:25
You made them send for me.
:52:28
Ever since I was a kid
I wanted to be like you, Mart.

:52:31
- You've been a law man all your life.
- Yeah, all my life. It's a great life.

:52:37
You risk your skin catching killers,
and the juries turn them loose,

:52:41
so they can come back
and shoot at you again.

:52:43
If you're honest,
you're poor your whole life.

:52:46
In the end you wind up dying all alone
on some dirty street.

:52:51
For what?
For nothing. For a tin star.

:52:56
The judge's left town, Harvey's quit,
and I'm having trouble getting deputies.

:53:01
It figures. It's all happened too sudden.
:53:04
People got to talk themselves into law and order
before they do anything.

:53:09
Maybe because down deep they don't care.
They just don't care.

:53:20
What'll I do, Mart?
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I was hopin' you wouldn't come back
:53:28
- You know why I came back
- But not to commit suicide.

:53:32
Sometimes... Sometimes
prison changes a man.

:53:36
Not him. This is all planned,
that's why they're all here.

:53:41
Get out, Will! Get out.
:53:55
Will you come down
to that depot with me?

:53:57
No.

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