Vooruzhyon i ochen opasen (Armed and Very Dangerous) Page #3
- Year:
- 1977
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- But it might've been found.
- By whom?
By the one who used to be
poor, but who's very rich now.
The day after tomorrow I'll tell you
everything in the old Spanish cemetery
at 6 in the evening.
All I'll come to know.
And how much will it cost?
One grand.
I got about 600 dollars
worth of gold sand on me.
You still have time. Turn
for help to your buddies.
We don't have such buddies.
And what about Hamlin?
Young man, at times we don't
know who's our true friend
and who's our foe till
the very last moment.
But this is another secret.
Too bad, it's not for sale.
Hi, sheriff.
Who are you?
- Your conscience.
- What do you want?
Peter Damphy, I've come to remind you
bones turned into ashes ages ago,
his soul keeps roaming the world
and it won't be let go in peace.
Oh, Peter, you've become so edgy.
You've always dug theatrical
cheap stuff, Lucky Charlie,
but, honestly, today that was close.
Hi.
Help yourself.
Don't laugh at my boots.
They got the dust and mud of all the
roads of our great America on them.
And of all jails, too.
The jail, like a
grave, is open for all.
- But not for me.
- Get a load of these millionaires!
Why this masquerade?
Are you blackmailing me?
May I die from hunger or eat
from the same bowl with the blacks
if I dare blackmail my old buddy.
all. What do you want?
Peter, I place kindness above all.
I've thought about help on my way here.
That's different, then.
You didn't get it. I
don't ask you for help.
It's you who asks me not to blab
around how we took out Fleming.
A murder is no big deal here.
Do you want me to blab around
how you got back to the woods?
Do you remember it?
And picked up Fleming's map?
You couldn't see it. Just couldn't.
Right. I didn't see it.
What else did you hear?
The old man charged one grand, but
they got just 600 dollars on them.
- What's his name?
Hamlin.
Mrs. Damphy,
I've come to congratulate
you on your happy marriage.
Madam, I dared to bring him here.
I thought you'll be glad to see him.
Make sure no one comes in here.
Jack!
Darling.
Peter Damphy is a criminal.
This Fleming knew it all:
where this gold is,
where silver is hidden.
But he couldn't
predict one minor thing:
that I, who he treated like a dirty
dog, would inherit all his riches.
It would've come as
a big surprise to him.
Say, aren't you scared?
God backs up the rich and the strong,
or there'll be no poor and weak ones.
I can't believe it. If I had
gotten back to the woods then,
I'd be in your place now.
And I'd be rich and
handsome, like a circus owner.
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