Two Men in Town Page #3
some respect for the law...
for once.
All I'm looking for
is a simple life, that's all.
If you don't mind,
I'd like to finish my dinner in peace.
Thank you.
My deputy, he's dead.
After he met you, there was
no more dinner for him.
His little girl
never had dinner with him.
Eighteen years in prison?
I'd say you got away cheap.
Really, I am.
I'm sure you are.
Welcome home, Willie.
Excuse me.
Oh, hi, honey.
I ran into Garnett tonight.
What's he look like?
He lost some weight.
Good morning.
Have a seat, please.
Hey.
Thank you.
What can I do for you?
- I'd like to open an account.
- Sure.
What type of account do you need?
Checking.
I will need your I.D., please.
Here you go.
Thank you.
I need your name
and your signature here.
Here's five temporary checks.
That should be everything you need.
I'm still trying to figure out
everything I need.
But... I'll take the checks.
If you need something else,
here's my card.
- Teresa.
- Mm.
Teresa Flores.
- Adios.
- Thank you.
Yes? Something else?
Huh?
Because I'm definitely
going to call you.
William Garnett.
Right here.
Go all the way from there.
- I was going to give you a call.
- Yeah?
Yeah. I got a job.
Good for you. Where?
The ranch.
I got my work contract.
Good.
Telephone number, too.
Great.
Anything else?
Yeah, I...
opened up a banking account.
Put in $1000.
That's the account number
right there.
That's it?
I got a date.
For next Sunday.
A date? What, with a girl?
You're joking, right?
You sure are a fast worker,
Mr. Garnett.
Where'd you meet her?
At the bank, where she works.
At the bank?
Why? That a problem?
No, not if you told her
about your past.
What, you think I'm going
to get her to pull a job
for me or something?
Did you tell her you'd been
to prison and why?
I was in a bank
to open up an account.
I met a woman there.
I liked her.
She could've been anybody.
She could've been
working anywhere.
She could've been working
on the cow ranch.
She could've been
shoveling cow sh*t.
All I'm trying to do
is what you asked me to do.
I'm just trying to live a normal life
like anybody else.
Is that all right with you?
Can you let me do that?
Just hold it right there,
not another step.
All right.
All right, I didn't mean to scare you.
Who's scared? Huh?
Now, you sit down.
I said sit down.
Mr. Garnett, there is a line
that must not be crossed.
Do you understand me?
Do you?
Yeah.
Good.
Tell her the truth.
What brought you to Deming?
You just opened a bank account.
Okay. See, I spent a lot of time here.
It's just... I just...
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