:47:00
You sure put her in a good position.
:47:06
I'd like to have my gun back, Dee.
:47:10
Robbie.
:47:31
Still picking up after your brother.
Mama would be proud of that.
:47:36
Seen Mama lately?
:47:39
Not since the funeral.
:47:42
Mama's dead?
:47:44
I buried her six weeks to the day
after Appomattox.
:47:47
It was raining.
:47:52
- She didn't suffer?
- Only in her mind.
:47:57
- Because of me, you mean.
- You're the one who said that.
:48:01
I killed her. That's what you mean.
:48:04
You never did her any good, Dee.
That's what I mean.
:48:08
The day she found
you joined Quantrill...
:48:11
...she started going downhill
for the last time.
:48:14
And when you fellows burnt
Lawrence, Kansas...
:48:17
...after that, she never spoke
another word. She just...
:48:20
...sat by the fire...
:48:23
...and didn't say anything.
:48:26
Hey, Robbie. Here's a mama for you.
:48:30
One boy goes with Quantrill,
the other goes with Sherman.
:48:34
One helps burn down a town,
the other helps burn down a state.
:48:37
The one that burned the town
is the one that done in his mama.
:48:41
Sherman was war, Dee.
:48:44
Quantrill was meanness.
:48:53
Well, what about this big sheriff
and his bunch?
:48:56
Think he's gonna cross the border?