Dead Man's Burden Page #4
Maybe while you're
thinking on it,
you got to ask yourself why the
father declared his son dead.
(Noise)
You're going to shoot?
Where is your [inaudible]?
Martha believes I'll make
Best not argue then.
Pinfire ain't it?
Federal I took it off
of claimed he got it
from Jeb Stuart's [inaudible].
I reckon he didn't
part with it easily.
No man would.
Good talk.
(Noise)
Where you've been
these last years?
I ain't one for
repeating myself.
Being a Deputy in Cheyenne.
I'm a farmer now.
you ain't never come through.
Maybe you ought to ask Joe.
But I guess you missed
your opportunity for that.
You do anything
that's going to hurt her,
there won't be no
conversation next time.
You stole the words
right on my mouth.
(Noise)
It's your responsibility.
Got that talking too as well?
This day I don't
know if we deserved it
or if [inaudible] just
I don't mean to
be out of line,
but isn't this your
husband's responsibility?
Look at where we live.
There's more chores
How did you two
start courting?
I wouldn't exactly
call it courting.
Heck turned up looking for work
and found his way over here.
Three Penny Hank?
He's just a fool whoremonger.
Heck is a good man.
A man who carries
a gun like that,
he has a certain kind of past.
(Footsteps)
(Noise)
(Footsteps)
Help me with something?
(Noise)
Who'd you bury in my stead?
Nobody.
I got good news this week.
Wade is alive and well.
Guess you probably knew that.
but right now he's standing
right here next to me.
He's been living up in the
Wyoming Territory where he used
to be a Deputy Sheriff.
He's not married
yet but not for lack
of interest in women, I'm sure.
And I'm hoping that
he'd be staying here
with me and Heck for a spell.
Is there anything
you'd like to say?
Howdy? Would have been nice
to see you all, alive I mean.
(Noise)
(Noise & Music)
[Inaudible].
Gently.
Sorry.
It's all right.
We never got any bodies
back from the war.
Not for you, not for James,
not for Billy.
As is Pa. Of course.
(Noise)
(Music)
How'd she pass?
She got weak after the war.
Doc said he didn't know
why but it was on account
of losing her boys,
sure is the day is long.
Pa, he moved us out here
might help.
In this place, the killers life.
James signed on soon
after Pa told us you died.
All the boys in town did, whole
town was so proud, mightily so.
None came back, not a one.
And more left, this
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