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:33:01
You all know why you're here.
:33:04
What I wanna know
is what are we going to do?

:33:07
He wants to know what we're going to do.
:33:10
Marc Corman and Harvey Stenbaugh
were our friends.

:33:13
Do we care about our friends?
:33:15
Corman's widow - my sister - and
the little ones, do we care about them?

:33:20
Are we just gonna
stand around here and talk?

:33:23
Talk never moved a thing
or pulled a stump.

:33:27
Are we gonna stand around and wait
while this killer shoots whoever he wants?

:33:33
- He's a lawman.
- What? What?

:33:36
How do we know that?
Anyway, he ain't the lawman here.

:33:39
What happened in Bannock months ago
is of no concern to us,

:33:43
but we must respect the law.
:33:46
As your mayor,
I say we gotta protect our own.

:33:49
- This man has got to be stopped.
- What have you got in mind, Harris?

:33:54
We all go over to the hotel, all of us,
and we go meaning business.

:33:58
And that means going armed.
:34:00
We can tell Maddox to get out of town.
:34:04
Now, now, wait a minute, Luther.
That sounds like vigilante talk.

:34:08
- Shouldn't we stay within the limits of...
- Sam, Sam.

:34:11
It seems to me that you as mayor
should be giving lead,

:34:15
not trying to keep your hat on straight.
:34:19
This town owes Vince Bronson a lot.
:34:22
Legally speaking, there is a precedence
for forming a citizens' committee.

:34:26
Only if there's been a breakdown
in the formal law services.

:34:30
Well, Ryan is broken down enough
to satisfy any precedence.

:34:33
Moss is right, you know.
:34:36
We're all beholden to Bronson,
and a Bronson man was murdered.

:34:39
We can talk till sundown
and accomplish nothing, or we can act.

:34:45
I say that we call off this meeting
and do what we know is right.

:34:49
Now, Luther, let's...
:34:51
Anybody here who calls himself a man
and wants out better speak right now.


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