:43:00
He didn't want it.
He just wanted to sleep here.
:43:04
Listen.
:43:13
Sleeping is very good.
:43:14
He isn't going to get the chance
to sleep late.
:43:16
Tomorrow, he can take his dollars
and get out.
:43:19
l should have known you would give
him the money. You saved it for him.
:43:23
What about all the things we planned
together?
:43:25
Don't worry about that.
:43:28
Finally, you'll marry me?
:43:30
l don't like being just ''your woman''.
:43:32
Sure, Lori, l'll marry you.
:43:50
You mean it?
:43:51
Sure! We're getting married
as soon as we can.
:43:56
Listen. That man just stopped walking.
:44:07
Be fair. l earned at least
twice your cut.
:44:09
You must be crazy, Templer.
:44:10
l was the one who found it.
:44:12
How would you have hid it,
if l hadn't helped you?
:44:15
l could have gotten someone else.
:44:16
ls that so! Who lent you money
all these years. . .
:44:19
. . .that you never paid back?
:44:21
Listen, Oldeman. . .
:44:22
. . .l've made investments that will be
useful for the whole community.
:44:25
lt is your money,
but what did you do with it?
:44:29
l spent it building this town,
making it prosperous.
:44:31
l've paid my interest, and plenty of it.
:44:34
No man can say
l was anything but honest.
:44:37
l've always defended the morals
of the folks here.
:44:40
l was never afraid to teach justice
and the fear of God.
:44:45
l taught half of them how to pray.
:44:48
Now, we must divide this gold,
splitting it equally. . .
:44:52
. . .or do you want to cause trouble
and attract Sorrow's attention?
:44:56
That's your kind of justice, Oldeman.
:44:58
That's just what l expected from you,
swindler.