High Noon Page #5

All right you can pay Sam the rest

in six months.

- He'll get it to me. A deal?

- Yes, ma'am.

All right, Mr Weaver. Thank you.

Mrs Ramirez, I want to

thank you for everything, I mean...

When you first put the deal to me

about staking me in the store,

and being a silent partner,

you know, my wife thought..

Err... What I really mean to say is that

you've been real decent to me right along,

and I want you to know

that I've been honest with you.

I know you have, MrWeaver.

Goodbye.

Goodbye, Mrs Ramirez.

And good luck to you.

- Will..

- Amy. You've changed your mind.

I thought you'd changed yours.

No, Will, I have my ticket.

I see.

Clean number 19.

Mrs Miller is very particular.

- Is Helen Ramirez in?

- I guess so.

Think you can find it allright?

Come in.

What are you looking at?

You think I have changed?

What do you want?

You want me to help you?

You want me to ask Frank to let you go?

Beg for you?

I would not do it.

I would not lift a finger for you.

I came to tell you he was coming.

I should've figured you know about it.

I know about it.

You ought to get out of town

or I might not be able to...well..

- Anything can happen.

- I'm not afraid of him.

I know you're not

but you...you know how he is.

I know how he is.

Maybe he doesn't know.

- He's probably got letters.

- What about it?

Nothing in life is free.

I'm getting out. I'm packing now.

That's good.

-

- Goodbye, Helen.

- Kane...

If you're smart, you will get out, too.

- I can't.

- I know.

- May I ask you something?

- Sure.

- Who is Miss Ramirez?

- Mrs Ramirez?

She used to be a friend of your husband's

a while back.

Before that she was a friend of Frank Miller's.

I see. Thank you.

- You don't Like my husband, do you?

- No.

- Why?

- Lots of reasons.

This place was always busy

when Frank Miller was around.

I'm not the only one.

A plenty of people think

he's got a comeuppance coming.

You asked me, ma'am, so I'm telling you.

- I'll go and get some liquor.

- You have to have it?

- Yeah.

- If you're going after that...

- I said I was going for liquor.

- Keep away from Kane.

Sure.

-

Hello, Harv. Where's the tin star?

- I turned it in and quit.

- Smart move.

I didn't ask for your opinion.

Hey, Ben! How are you?

Hey, look who's here!

- How are you, Ben?

- Give me a bottle.

- It's been a long time, Ben.

- Yeah.

Yes, sir. How's Frank?

- He's not complaining.

- It'll be a hot time in the old town tonight, eh?

I wouldn't be surprised.

-

Kane's dead by minutes after

Frank gets off the train.

- It's not much time.

- That's all Frank'll need, because...

You carry a badge and a gun, marshal

You ain't no call to do that.

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