1:04:01
You have it your own ignorant way.
1:04:07
As far as I know, that horse is his.
1:04:10
He had it in Texas and I saw him bring
it to Mexico across a river.
1:04:15
That is not the facts.
1:04:20
We can make the truth here. Or we can lose it here.
1:04:25
But in three days, you're going to be
going to Saltillo.
1:04:30
Then it'll be too late for the truth.
1:04:33
Too late.
1:04:36
Because you'll be in the hands of other peoples...
1:04:40
...and who's to say what the truth will be then?
1:04:46
And then you'll think about this day...
1:04:50
...and you'll blame yourself.
1:04:52
There ain't but one truth.
1:04:55
Truth is not what come out of somebody's mouth.
1:05:01
The people in this town are very quiet people.
1:05:04
Very quiet people all the time.
1:05:07
And then comes this assassin Blevins...
1:05:11
...and he kills everybody and steals their horses.
1:05:15
Why does he do this?
1:05:18
Was he a good, quiet boy that never did no harm?
1:05:21
Then he comes here and does something
like that? ls that what happened?
1:05:27
No. No, that's not what happened.
That's not the truth.
1:05:31
Truth is he was always the other kind of boy.
1:05:36
He was never a quiet boy.
1:05:38
He was always the other kind.