1:19:00
He could kill you
and nobody would blame him.
1:19:02
l might.
1:19:04
l told him why you did it, what it was
that made both of us the way we were.
1:19:09
l think he believed me at last.
1:19:12
Now it's up to you. You have to tell him, too.
1:19:15
- Tell him what?
- The truth, Harry.
1:19:18
Thatyou were desperate. Thatyou
didn't mean to harm him or the boy.
1:19:22
What makes you think he'll listen to me?
1:19:25
Because of the kind of man he is,
and because of the boy.
1:19:30
Or because of you?
1:19:34
Look, honey. l got the claim filed.
1:19:36
We can get rich and get outta here for ever.
1:19:40
Unless you were thinking you two
could hang me and have the claim together?
1:19:47
l didn't mean that, honey.
1:19:51
l mean that all my life l've been nothing.
1:19:54
A drifter, a cheater, a tinhorn.
1:19:57
All my life, l waited for the one
big chance a man gets, and this is mine.
1:20:01
l'm not gonna lose it or risk it
or go backto being what l was before,
1:20:05
or get strung up just because
some dirt farmer wants his horse back.
1:20:09
That's what l mean.
1:20:10
All right, Kay, l'll talkto him.
1:20:14
- What's that for?
- ln case he's hard of hearing.
1:20:22
All right, Kay. Any way you want it.
1:20:26
Too bad aboutyour place, Matt.
1:20:28
Bad for me, good for you, Ben.
lt all depends on whose ox gets gold.
1:20:33
- What'll you need?
- Just about everything my credit'll stand.
1:20:38
- Take whatyou want.
- Thanks.
1:20:42
They're all kinda crazy, ain't they?
1:20:45
- What's that, Ben?
- The times.
1:20:47
White men chasin' gold.
lndians chasin' white men.
1:20:51
Army chasin' the lndians.
1:20:58
lf you like that rifle, keep it.