Last Train from Gun Hill Page #6

Just like Jimmy, stubborn as a mule.

Next time you see Jimmy, say hello.

We seem to have a lot in common.

Maybe more than you know. He's dead.

They shot him down in the street.

Six, deuce, pair of fives...

...ten, three.

- You're high, Charlie.

- $5.

I'll call.

- Six. Where you going, Rick?

- I'll be back.

- He's fixing to get scratched again.

- Pair of tens.

- Can't a girl get some sleep?

- Sorry. Don't make any noise.

Rick, what are you doing up there?

Will you let him alone, Skag?

Come on, Rick! We're fixing to shoot

a little red dog. We need your money!

All right, everybody up.

Just keep away from those guns.

All right, on your feet.

All right, one at a time. In there.

Start moving.

Morgan, you must be out of your mind.

Get in there.

I need one of your jail cells

until train time, Sheriff.

The cells are all locked.

I wouldn't know where to find the keys.

Pretty bad bump you put on that

boy's head. Mr Belden ain't gonna like it.

He's got plenty of time to handle it.

Evening train ain't due for six hours.

You'll never get him on it.

You've been lucky so far, Morgan.

The tough part's still ahead.

You'll turn this into a shooting gallery!

Get out!

- I want a room.

- Not here. Mr Belden's the owner.

You're breaking the law!

I am the law.

Morgan's got your boy, Mr Belden.

Don't worry, I've never killed

an unarmed man in my life.

Or a woman.

He got him, Mr Belden.

He's up in that far room.

He jumped us. Rick was upstairs.

Morgan came down with him, out cold.

Cover the place.

Rick! Can you hear me?

Yeah, Pa!

- Are you all right?

- Yeah, Pa!

Matt!

- Matt! I wanna come up!

- You got something to say, say it!

I told you to leave town!

Are you tired of living or just plain crazy?

I've got 20 men down here!

You turn Rick loose!

You know the answer to that.

He's cuffed me to the bed!

- Matt, now, this is your last chance!

- You through?

All right. All right, you called the turn.

Do me a favour, will you? Try walking

in front of that window again.

Hey!

No!

Pa, make them stop! He's got the bed

in front of the window! Pa!

Hold it!

- Aren't you gonna do anything?

- Why don't we rush him?

- After all, he's only one man.

- That's my son up there.

That's better. Not so noisy.

You're a goner, Morgan.

I know my old man.

Only way you'll get out of here's in a box.

Just so long as I got you with me,

that's the main thing.

- He can't stay holed up.

- Sooner or later, he'll have to come out.

- Charlie!

- Yeah?

- Get Doc Rainey, huh? Where's Skag?

- He couldn't make it back.

Why don't he have sense and quit?

He don't stand a chance in hell.

Rushing him don't do no good.

- Where are the other men?

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