:55:00
Rest assured, Miss,
we didn't go down
without a fight.
:55:02
I killed two raiders
myself at close range.
:55:04
I may have killed a couple
more in the charge.
:55:09
What were their names?
:55:10
Pardon?
:55:12
you had warrants for them,
I trust.
:55:14
Well, the raiders opened
fire on us, Miss.
:55:16
There wasn't time to
consult the warrants.
:55:18
Well, it's just as well.
:55:19
you know a man's name,
makes it harder
:55:21
to kill him,
now, doesn't it?
:55:22
They're outlaws, Miss.
:55:24
We're Rangers.
:55:26
When you kill a man
for stealing some cattle
:55:28
you are saying that his life
is worth as much as that steer.
:55:31
Leaves you a whole state
full of men thinking that way
:55:33
and treating other men
the same.
:55:35
We ride to protect
the state of Texas.
:55:39
you ride to balance
the blood on the scales.
:55:41
but some of you--
:55:44
like your friend--
:55:46
I look into his eyes,
and I can see it clear.
:55:48
He's no killer.
:55:50
George? you looked in his eyes?
:55:54
George?!
:55:59
Miss.
:56:01
Ladies.
:56:03
Hey.
:56:04
you talking to her?
:56:05
I got nowhere,
George.
:56:08
Gunslingers.
:56:10
She likes
gunslingers.
:56:23
Sergeant, what's going on?
:56:26
Training exercises,
it looks like.
:56:28
Who organized this?
:56:30
Philadelphia did.
:56:31
about damn time.
:56:34
Peppercorn.
:56:42
State'll pay you $40 a mouth.
:56:44
Four men to a dab.
:56:46
Seven dabs to a company.
:56:48
you get your pay
from Sergeant Armstrong.
:56:51
you get your orders from me.
:56:53
Fire!