In Western films, the pursuit of justice often involves complex moral dilemmas where characters must balance personal redemption with the demands of law and order. The story of Noah Dixon, an outlaw seeking to give his daughter his inheritance while being hunted by authorities, illustrates how past actions create lasting consequences that shape present circumstances. The narrative demonstrates that true justice requires understanding the full context of a person's life, including their past mistakes and the circumstances that led to them. Characters like Marshall Hunter and Colonel Sawyer represent different approaches to justice—one focused on legal procedure and the other on personal moral judgment—showing that effective justice requires both legal authority and human compassion.
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Western Film 2026 | The Restless Gun — The Blood of Others | The Wildest Western Films
Added:I always thought I'd end up here first.
Nice mills. Put your hands up. Put them where we can see him.
Teaspoon said it was KG.
I wouldn't get too set on leaving if I was you.
It's a wise choice. How's going, boys?
Buck take his gun very carefully.
boys. Take them on in and lock them up.
>> Well, Simon, you done good.
>> Did I? Lots of law men been looking for him for a long time. You ought to feel proud.
Maybe.
Did you know him?
I thought I did.
>> That sure is an ugly situation you got going on over there, Teaspoon. That >> thing's big enough for target practice.
Maybe we ought to shoot it off. But ah, you got anything constructive to offer?
>> You could uh try wrapping it in a bandage.
>> You think that might cure it?
>> Well, I can't say, but we wouldn't have to look at it.
>> Peace move. You want him to see us?
>> Yeah. Boys, step outside for a minute.
>> Not a word from either of you.
Jesse, stay clear of the cell.
Wood alcohol and horse learn your partner.
>> Ought to take care of your problem.
>> Thanks for the tip mills. Don't talk to him.
So, how many men you killed?
>> Since when is it our job to escort killers to their hangings?
>> Since the territorial governor ordered me and two men of my choosing to take them before, you and the kid are elected.
>> See what happens when you got such a big reputation.
>> Yeah, that's right, Kobe. But soon as I'm laid up like I am, you can go in my place.
>> See what happens when you got such a big mouth.
>> Boss, listen up. Ball's been after Elias Mills for 20 years.
>> What'd he do?
>> Killed a lawman, two of his deputies.
Some say he's done a lot worse since then.
>> Hard to believe he's lasted this long.
>> I brought him in once, but he got free.
The boys are going to have to watch him every step of the way.
>> I'm really looking forward to this.
>> I'll do it.
Sorry, Lou. Already made my decision.
>> You're already sending me in that direction to pick up that pouch in Craig.
>> I'm Look, Tespoon, you're always saying that me being a girl don't make a difference, right?
>> Yep.
>> Does it?
>> Nope.
>> So then I can go, right?
>> Code it, looks like you got your replacements.
Listen up you three.
Mills is going to be looking for an edge. God help you if he gets it.
Fell ain't putting up much of a fight considering where we're taking him.
>> What'd you expect him to do?
>> Something other than whistle his life away.
>> Well, the odds aren't exactly in his favor.
>> Well, he's got nothing to lose by trying.
Maybe he's just picking his spot.
>> Could be. He's just tired of running.
Considering what Teespoon said, you boys ought to be doing a lot less John and a lot more watching.
>> Thank you, ma'am. I'd appreciate the peace and quiet.
>> How'd you know?
>> Been my experience, people ain't always what they seem. You want to know what I'm talking about, Hickok?
Trail's washed out. Which way now?
Why don't we try east?
>> That's no good.
>> Why not?
>> Dead end. You want to go south?
>> He says south. Let's go east.
>> Suits me. No hurry to get to where I'm going.
How about that?
>> Okay. How'd you know?
>> Been there before. Chased by a man I stopped for beating on a saloon girl.
>> It's a shame he didn't catch you.
>> He did.
Is your foot still bothering you?
>> What's it look like?
>> Rounded up some of that horse litment and wood alcohol Lias was talking about.
Can't you forget about that stuff?
>> Just cuz the man's a killer doesn't mean he doesn't know how to take care of his feet.
>> Marshall, >> huh? Uh, yes. Uh, how can I be of service?
>> Our folks up in Cottonwood heard you caught yourself the notorious Elias Mills.
should have seen it. Was a thing to behold.
>> So, it is true. But we were just uh all worried that maybe he was going to be headed up our way.
>> No need to concern yourself. He ain't even in town.
>> He's gone.
Where too?
>> Port Kier for hanging with an armed guard. So, you ain't got nothing to worry about.
>> That is comforting.
I'm sorry I missed him. Well, thank you, Marshall. Thank you.
>> Anytime.
>> Try a corn pen.
You got some place you got to be.
>> Not particularly. You know, you really ought to try some of this horse lament on that.
>> Ow.
Couldn't hurt.
>> Ow.
Oh, wow.
Let's see. That's one box rifle plus the two bags of pistol balls. Uh, comes to $3.
All this ammo. Uh, planning on doing yourself some target practice.
>> 100 Can't quite figure it out. You point us in the right direction back there.
>> Lily and me done enough running over the years. No sense in making this trip any longer than it needs to be.
>> You're just trying to get on our good side is all.
How am I doing?
>> It ain't working.
Over here Jimmy Mills, >> stay where you are. Bills, >> this ought to hold you to get back to Rock Creek.
>> What are you talking about?
>> I ain't a doctor, kid. I mean, this tender.
>> The time we spend worrying about you is time we ain't watching him.
Killed for a little dust with some golden.
Don't hardly seem worth a man's life, huh?
>> Lots of people die for the wrong reasons.
Bleeding to death cuz you want to stay with me is one of the worst I've ever heard.
>> Hate to admit it, kid, but he's right.
There's no need to worry. Kid will make it back just fine.
>> Hey, don't even think about it.
>> Just stretching my legs.
>> Well, how about stretching them back in this direction?
Think we'll be passing through Lone Tree Valley?
>> Yeah, sometime tomorrow. Why?
Place is open. Free suit. A woman like you.
>> What sort of woman is that?
>> Like one I used to know.
It's time we moved on.
She's tough as everybody says.
>> Things get exaggerated.
>> Always do.
couldn't sleep.
Good night.
Sharing.
I didn't hear you.
I'm looking for four riders.
One of them's in chains.
What do you want with him?
You're >> one of them, aren't you?
>> I guess I'm headed in the right direction. Elias.
Get yourself a biscuit here.
>> Blood.
>> Looks like he's getting on your good side after all. If he let that Rner have his way, there'd be no side for him to get on.
>> Least we can do is give him a decent man.
Can't remember when I've watched people enjoy themselves.
>> Don't imagine you've had much time with being on the run and all.
>> Made a choice way back.
had to live with it ever since.
>> I always like that song.
>> I thought the one you've been whispering was your favorite.
>> That one's kind of special.
used to share it with someone.
>> The woman you said I remind you of.
>> What happened to her?
>> Trouble always shallowed me.
Just a matter of time till it caught up with her.
>> So you left.
>> Seemed like the right thing to do. Is that how she feel?
>> Didn't wait around to ask.
>> Sounds to me like you should have.
>> You can get close to me.
I have a way of regretting it.
You and me got some unfinished business.
You owe me some gold dust.
>> Hold it.
>> Drop it.
>> Drop it.
Back off.
>> Just give me an excuse.
>> Who?
>> He shot Kid.
>> He ain't worth it. I ought to know.
>> Let's get him to the marshall. I'll go find him.
Whoa, girl.
Come on.
Your friend back there seems awful quiet.
>> Guess you got him thinking.
Having your life saved isn't something that happens every day.
>> But it is on this trip.
I find it awful strange. You putting your life on the line for two people taking you to be hanged.
>> What's so strange about it?
>> Don't make sense with all that we heard about you.
>> People like to talk.
More they do, further they stray from the truth.
Pretty soon the stories are dogging you worse than the law. So about all you got left is which ones want to get you first.
Can't sleep, Jimmy.
You're thinking about him, aren't you?
>> Man's an outlaw.
Ain't much more to think about.
>> Yeah, there is. And you know it.
>> It's late.
Stay up if you want. I'm going to sleep.
>> When are you going to stop walking away?
When are you going to admit the truth?
>> What truth is that, Lou?
>> That when you look at Alias, it's like staring in a mirror 20 years from now.
That scares you to death.
I'm sorry.
I had no right saying that.
Yeah, you did.
I keep telling myself that that ain't going to be me, but all I see is myself heading down that same road.
>> Doesn't have to be that way.
>> I don't think it's going to turn out any different. People got their minds made up about me.
Doesn't matter what others think, matters what you think.
For what it's worth, though, I think you're a much better man than you give yourself credit for.
Well, now that's nice and tender, isn't it?
>> You uh throw him keys.
Jimmy.
Okay.
Are you all right?
>> What about Elas?
>> He's gone.
Well, it looks like Teaspoon was right.
>> Give Eli last one second and he's gone.
Well, this ain't no use.
Probably miles away by now.
Lone Tree seemed to hold some interest for him.
Maybe we should start there.
This trip ain't turning out like it was supposed to. Huh?
>> And it shares surprises, that's for sure.
>> How's your head?
>> I'll be fine.
>> You think it's all right us leaving him back there like that?
>> Yeah, we'll tell the marshall in M tree where to find him. He ain't going nowhere till Stay right there.
There you go.
Stay right there.
Jimmy, >> something else happened last night besides lights running off. No, >> this ain't nothing to discuss, Lou. Just weren't acting ourselves.
>> You can't just pretend like it didn't happen.
>> Yes, we can. Cuz it ain't going to happen again.
>> Jimmy, someday someone special is going to come along.
You can't just treat her like she don't count for nothing.
>> There won't be no one.
>> Maybe I was wrong.
Maybe you're more like the last than I thought.
>> What kind of life do I have to offer?
Not being able to look into the future cuz I never know what's coming up from behind.
>> What if you found someone who could live with it?
>> Why should I care for someone if it's just going to bring him pain?
And you will end up like him alone.
Alas, would have thought you'd be long gone by now.
>> Figure you can handle Gilmore.
>> Yeah, no thanks to you. And who the hell is Gilmore?
Marshall caught me 10 years back.
>> I heard you were caught once. So what?
>> Biggest day of Gilmore's life till he celebrated with too much drink.
I got him in my cell and left him locked inside.
Town took away his badge.
>> And he's been chasing you ever since.
Don't know what hell's like, but that sounds pretty close.
>> Actually, I've always been grateful to him for handing me a chance to try life different.
>> What do you mean?
>> Decided to try and steer clear of trouble. Even held down honest work. Of course, I wasn't in any one place too long.
All right, we've wasted enough time here. Let's get our move on.
>> I can't.
>> Oh, we'd love to oblige you, but we just can't do that.
>> You don't understand.
>> What's left to understand?
>> I can't leave without seeing my daughter.
back.
Okay.
I didn't know Caroline was with child till after I left.
By that time, trouble was already closing in on me.
Besides, she had met Simon and he was a good man >> and he led Teespoon to you.
He >> gave Carolyn a good life and he raised Laura as his own.
Now Laura's full grown and married herself. I figured it was time she had this.
There's a key in it and a deposit box.
It's $3,000 and the only honest money I ever made.
I came to Rock Creek to give it to Caroline, but she'd already passed on.
I got no right to ask you a favor, but you got to take this to her.
>> I couldn't.
>> I don't want her to know who it's from.
She's never known about me. It's as it should be.
Please, Luke.
>> I'm sorry. It's not my place, >> Jacob.
I'd be indebted to you if you >> Some things you just can't run away from.
Go see your daughter.
Laura, >> you startled me.
>> I'm sorry.
>> Do I know you?
>> We've never met. Uh, I I knew your mother.
>> I got something for you.
>> Oh, it's mama.
Look how pretty she looks.
>> Open the bag.
That's a key to a box at the first security bank in Hastings. The inheritance was to be Caroline's. Now it's yours.
>> I don't know what to say.
>> No need. Just take it.
You turned out to be a fine young woman.
>> Thank you.
>> Reed will be back from town soon.
Will you stay for supper?
I can't. I got to be going.
You raised yourself a nice family.
That'll help.
>> Sure you won't change your mind.
>> Well, who are you?
Who are you really? Like I said, I'm friend of your mothers.
>> You didn't tell her, did you?
Tell her what? That her father's an outlaw.
I wouldn't hurt her that way.
We best keep this real official light.
>> Last >> Hickock, I know what I come for. Let's get it over with.
Never imagined anything could be so beautiful.
Oh, you're a beautiful one, too, girl.
I'd appreciate it if on your way back through here you'd let Lily go and she'd take to here fine.
Don't forget about me too quickly.
Know can't figure a man like yourself gunning down three lmen.
Just don't make sense.
I killed him. All right.
Old's deputies were horse thieves. They tried to get me to hang in their place.
They deserve what they got. I haven't had a moment's thought about them since.
It ain't that simple, is it?
Well, Marshall showed up with him. I was forced to kill him, too.
Turns out he is an innocent man. I've had to live with that every day since.
That's why you left Caroline.
>> Hardest thing I ever had to do.
>> Being on the run all these years, I can't imagine was much easier.
>> Never got bored.
But you do get tired. Awful tired.
Never know what sort of company you'll run across.
>> Yeah.
I want to thank you >> for what? For letting me for getting me to go down that hill.
>> There was nothing.
Nothing. Huh?
>> There may be hope for you yet, Hick.
You wouldn't be an easy one.
>> What are you talking about?
>> You two. I saw you by the fire the other night.
>> Oh, that >> you like it, don't you?
>> I don't know.
You'd be woman enough to match him.
>> Told you. Don't know if I feel that way.
>> Besides, there's others to consider.
>> Always are.
>> What were you two talking about?
>> Nothing.
Everything.
The hell is he stopping for now?
>> Figured you had to come this way.
Why don't you just throw them guns in the dirt now?
You seem surprised to see me, Elias.
>> Just noticing how old you've come to look.
>> Yeah, well, the years they uh they've been hard on all of us.
You got no right to them.
>> My jail.
>> The badge years ain't good anymore.
>> Stay out of this, Hickock.
>> You listen to me, boy. I already got cause not to be civil with you.
But I am trying to respect your badge.
Well, >> then you should let them go with us.
>> Everybody has to know they were wrong about me.
taking him in myself.
I >> can't let you do that.
>> No, I don't suppose you will.
>> I don't suppose you will.
Elias Mills now >> stop.
I'm okay.
Never wanted you killing nobody because of me.
Hell, I'm going to die anyway.
Well, then you'll die because of what you've done and not because of another man's pride.
Never expected I'd be burying you.
Jimmy, I know what I'm doing, kid.
>> You do?
>> Yeah. I've thought real hard on it.
>> This way you get a second chance. Say you got loose when Gilmore jumped us.
Nobody will know.
>> You will.
It's my choice.
>> No, it's not.
>> You'd rather die.
>> Everybody dies, son.
Only difference is what you do till then.
Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, seven states.
have left our precious union.
>> There's a storm headed this way >> and it's coming soon.
Hell, you people know it. Some of you already suffer because of it.
But unless you sign with me and put your life on the line for these United States, that suffering, it's going to get a whole lot worse.
>> Fellas got a point. A >> lot of people I know wouldn't agree with that sort of talk.
>> Well, if somebody don't agree on something pretty soon, >> talk is going to be the least of our worries.
>> Who's going to be the first to sign up and defend this great country of ours?
I have two brave volunteers.
>> Good boy.
>> Go on home to your mama. You got lives to live this man shouldn't take away from you.
>> Who the hell are you?
>> You signed my son up on your last recruiting trip. Told him you was full of lies, but he didn't know better. He had, he never would have joined with the likes of you.
>> What are you running on about, mister?
You took my boy away from me. 3 weeks later, you sent him home in a box.
>> One of the greatest things a man can do is die for his country.
>> He died in a border skirmish that should have never happened.
>> My boy was only 13 years old.
>> Man's age don't matter, just his convictions.
>> Don't listen to him, boys. You'll be joining one of the finest groups of fighting men.
Hold it.
>> One. Back up.
>> One.
>> Back off.
>> Easy.
>> Let it go. You already took one of your sons. Don't push him any further. You stay out of this. You're real inspiration to these folks. You drawn on an unarmed man.
You start listening to cowards.
>> This country don't have a chance.
>> Let's go.
Going home.
Thought you were on his side.
>> I agree with the cause. It's not the way he goes about it.
Hard guy.
>> You hungry?
>> Too tired to eat?
>> Looks like that blacksmith is working you pretty hard.
>> Too hard.
>> Hard work builds character.
Just what this town needs, another character.
>> Teaspoon, I got to get another job.
>> Well, what you got in mind?
>> I want to be an express rider.
>> Oh, you do? Huh?
>> You don't think I can do it?
>> Well, I don't think you could do anything you set your mind to. But the fact is Russell Major and Wadell have set an age requirement and you ain't quite there yet.
>> So lie.
>> I don't cotton to lying. Well, you weren't in too much of a hurry to tell him the truth about Lou.
>> Well, that's different. She's ready.
>> I'm ready. Teaspoon.
>> Believe me, I'm ready.
>> Son, why are you in such an all fired hurry all the time?
>> Cuz I want to do something important.
All right.
>> Something I can do for you, >> Quinn.
>> What?
>> Quinn. Quinn Ellis. That's my name.
>> Oh. Um, >> a Dixon. Noah add Dixon. You an express rider?
>> Yeah. Thanks for clearing that up for me.
>> So, >> so I I really thought it was great the way you put that deeper and fella in his place yesterday.
>> Well, now I didn't do all that much.
>> Should have done more.
>> Look, >> Quinn Quinn Ellis.
>> Yeah, right. Right.
Feel like Lee Brandt just needs his attitude adjusted.
Violence never solved anything.
>> Quinn. Quinn Ellis.
>> That's you, right?
>> Quinn.
>> That's my sister.
>> Quinn Ellis. Where's that soap I sent you to get?
>> Soap. So, so, >> right. Soap. Yeah. I was on my way to get it when Well, you see, when I'll go get that soap.
I'm afraid I'm to blame, Miss C. Quinn and I well he sort of started talking and >> with you and the rest of the town. Sides don't make no difference whose fault it was. Fact is there's a job to be done and he wasn't doing it.
>> Her name's Cassie. Cassie Ellis.
>> Mhm.
>> Works in the laundry. Her brother helps out.
>> Him I met. Well, the two of them are inseparable. From what I hear, she raised the boy herself.
>> You seem mighty interested in Miss Cassie Ellis.
>> Well, ain't nothing wrong with being interested.
>> No, nothing at all. Of course, you may want to ask her some of these questions instead of me.
>> Mhm.
>> 10 cents. That's double last week's price.
>> Well, new owner ain't interested in making friends.
>> Ain't friends I'm interested in.
>> Couldn't be.
>> He's a thousand miles away. I know that and you know that.
>> But it looks like somebody forgot to tell him.
>> Mr. Tomkins, what are you doing here?
>> I'm running my new store.
>> You know, you folks had the right idea, leaving Sweetwater and coming over here where the action is. And with all that talk about the war, McCoy was anxious to sell this store. And you know, I'm always willing to help a needy individual.
>> You mean fleece a needy individual.
>> Oh, I can't deny I did get a bit of a deal. But a man's got to eat.
>> Not at these prices.
>> Well, you doing your best to get in my way.
>> Well, as long as you're here. Maybe you ought to make yourself useful and fetch me a couple bottles that whiskey over there.
>> I don't work here.
>> I'll get that for you, Sergeant.
>> No, I want the boy here to do it. He owed me for what he did yesterday. I owe this town an apology for not finishing it yesterday. Noah, >> you want a piece of me, don't you, boy?
>> I wouldn't dirty my hands.
>> Yeah, I'm not finished talking to you.
I'll let you know when you >> I don't want no part of this my store.
>> Rachel, just leave that list and I'll see everything you need is brought over later.
>> Come on now. Come on. You know better than this.
>> I always thought I did, didn't you?
Get it.
Cassie.
Hi, I'm Noah Dixon. We didn't get properly introduced yesterday.
>> I know who you are. Quinn hasn't stopped talking about you.
>> I can imagine.
>> Yeah, he tends to go on, but he's a good kid.
Seen each other through a lot of bad times.
Is there something I can help you with?
Well, I ain't been in town long and I don't know many folks.
I was wondering if maybe you might have some time to show me around.
>> I got more than I can handle and with taking care of Quinn and all.
>> Well, you could ask him to come with.
Wouldn't be any lack of conversation.
>> So, this is where you run, too.
>> I don't run from nothing.
>> What's the matter? That white trash wouldn't put up with you, so you headed back to your own kind.
>> I don't like you and you don't like me. Things be a whole lot better around here if you and me just went our separate ways.
>> Anxious for me to leave, huh?
If she's given away for free, maybe I get in line.
Perfect.
>> No, leave him alone.
Let's go.
Get out.
I know this one's over here.
Get over. Hit it. Come on.
Get it.
Oh yeah.
Coming.
You okay?
>> What about you?
>> Going back inside.
>> Going back inside.
>> Go.
>> Going back inside.
If you ever come near her again, so help me. I'll kill you.
You okay here?
This is what the winner looks like. I'd hate to see what the loser looks like.
Come on.
>> No, you couldn't feel any worse than I do.
>> Well, I guess it's inevitable the two of you mixing it up like that.
>> I'd feel a whole lot better about it if I felt like it was the end of it. Fella like Libra and he ain't going to be happy that one of us is dead.
>> Rachel.
>> Hello, Cassie. Quinn. Miss Rachel.
Came to see how Noah's doing. I brought you your hat.
>> Thanks.
>> Guess you got around to asking those questions after all.
>> Maybe Quinn would like to come over to the barn and see our new foe.
>> Oh, who wants to see horses? I want to hear about the fight.
>> Quinn.
All right.
Did you see it? How many times did he hit?
>> You can't fault the kid's enthusiasm.
>> It's been like that since he was a baby.
It's been some trying times raising him.
>> I can't imagine anybody could have done as good a job as you.
>> Well, don't want to weigh you out. You got to get your rest.
You don't have to be going now, do you?
>> Well, I got half of yesterday's work to do and it's practically tomorrow.
Besides, I just wanted to see how you were doing and say thanks.
>> Well, least I could do was stick up for you.
>> It's not worth it.
>> Why not?
>> Cuz I'm not worth it.
Hold. Oldtown's talking about you.
>> Let him talk. Don't matter to me.
>> I would if you heard what Librant was saying.
What he says matters least of all. Where you headed. Just got to set some things straight.
Sergeant Libre.
Get him.
Noah, what are you doing up so early?
>> We still have some things to talk about now. I set out to talk to you last night, but I thought it best I sleep on it.
>> But I thought we >> Look, I don't know you very well, but you have to let me talk to you. Noah, things are a lot more complicated than you think.
Oh, >> sometimes things are a lot simpler with two.
>> Noah.
>> Noah.
Teaspoon's looking for you.
>> Well, can it wait?
>> Libran's dead.
>> How?
>> Stabbed in the back. Jesse found him in an alley. Any idea who did it?
>> I was hoping you could help me out on that one.
>> What are you saying, Ter?
>> No, I ain't accusing you of nothing, but you ought to know a lot of people are.
>> Why? Just cuz I had a fight with him.
Half the town wanted to see him dead.
>> Problem is, the other half heard you say it in the middle of the street, >> son. I'm trying to figure this out.
>> There's got to be something I can do to help this fool.
>> Best thing you can do is go back to the station. Stay out of sight. I ain't want to duck trouble.
>> I don't like this any better than you do. But the way things are in this town, people are just looking for an excuse to get all riled up. I don't want you to be it.
>> Damn.
All I saw was Noah and Libren fighting.
Of course, I did hear the boy say he wanted to kill him. But what the hell? A man can't be responsible for everything he says.
>> Tommpkins, you sure ain't changed much.
>> Well, when I find something that works, I stick with it.
>> Where are we going now?
>> We I thought you supposed to be working.
>> We got off early. Wanted to give you a hand.
>> Doing what?
>> Finding Liver's murder. Got a lot of ideas.
>> I'm sure you do.
>> Been asking around.
>> What have you been asking? questions.
Lots of them. Seems everybody in town's talking about the murder. Finding out who did it is a real important thing.
>> Oh, so that's what this is all about.
>> Yep.
>> What?
>> You doing something important?
>> That obvious, huh?
>> I can't believe anyone would think Noah's a murderer.
>> From what I hear, no one's given him a chance.
>> It ain't going to matter much if they find out. We don't know where it went last night.
>> I went for a walk. I guess a man my color ain't allowed to do that around here, huh?
>> You know it ain't like that. Nowhere.
>> The hell I don't. Teaspoon want me to hold up here like a caged animal.
>> Teaspoon's got your best interest at heart. Oh, that's easy for you to say cuz you ain't colored and you ain't accused of killing a white man.
Is your sister around?
>> Uh, she's kind of busy at the moment.
>> Yeah, well, I really need to talk to her.
>> Well, now's not the right time, though.
>> Noah.
>> Cassie, look. I know you don't want to talk to me.
>> Well, who told you that?
Quinn inside for Cassie. Now, >> he's always been overprotective.
>> I've got to pick up some laundry. If you want to come with me, we can talk then.
>> Okay.
Folks around here about ready to measure my neck for a noose.
Even my friends looking at me different.
>> Don't know how much trouble you're in, do you?
>> I can handle it. Still, it ain't easy talking to him.
>> But you're talking to me.
>> I know.
>> Don't make sense. Said it yourself. You hardly know me.
>> Maybe. Maybe that's what makes it easier.
>> What you should be doing is getting yourself out of town.
>> I ain't just sort of to run. Besides, it's so much I want to tell you.
>> I don't think that's a wise idea.
Anyway, I got to get back to work.
>> Cassie, if I thought you're walking away from me is what you really wanted, >> I'd let you do it.
But I don't.
I'll come by tomorrow after you're done working.
Go for a ride. Put some distance between us and this town.
>> No, I don't think that.
Just think about it. Okay.
>> All right.
I'll think about it.
Saloon owner said Librant stumbled out of there sometime after midnight.
>> He was the last person to see him alive.
>> I appreciate it, Cody. Marshall Hunter.
That's right. Colonel Edwin Sawyer, assistant to the agitant general. I'm here to apprehend the killer of Sergeant Librant.
>> Well, as soon as we find him, we'll turn them over to you.
>> Marshall, I know you have your job to do. I have mine. The fact is, we're both looking for the same man. I see no reason to step on each other's toes while we're looking.
>> I agree.
>> Seems like an awful lot of trouble to go through for a man like Librant.
>> I knew Librant. I didn't like him any better than the next person. He was mean. He was honory. But he was a hell of a soldier. And right now, this country can't afford to lose anyone who's willing to fight for it.
>> Colonel, I understand what you're saying.
>> And you also understand that I have a murderer to find. And I'm not going to stop until I do. And when I do, he's going to hang.
You look beautiful.
>> Ain't used to thinking about myself that way.
>> You ought to get in a habit.
>> You really think this is a good idea?
>> Best one I've had in weeks.
>> I don't know that Colonel Sawyer has been asking questions all over town.
All he's hearing is about how you and Liber got into it.
You know, I can't stop people from talking.
>> Man's going to turn Rock Creek upside down till he comes up with someone.
>> Just don't want it to be you.
Mr. Walker.
>> I know you.
>> I'm Jesse James.
>> So, >> well, I'm trying to help Marshall Hunter find Libran's killer.
>> I told that Army fell everything I know.
>> Did you tell Sawer about what Libren did to your son?
>> I don't see how that's any concern of his or yours.
>> But >> Jesse, over there, young man, right now.
I apologize, Carl. Sometimes that boy just gets out of line.
Matter of fact, I've been meaning to talk to you myself.
>> About what?
>> I heard about what happened between you and Librant.
>> Marshall, I'll save you the trouble. I didn't kill Librant. If your colored rider did, I'll be the first to buy him a drink. A man died here. Like it or not, I got to find out who did it. I ain't shedding a tear for Libert.
I've done all my grieving already. Come on, man.
>> I was just trying to help.
>> Son, you're so busy thinking about yourself, you don't care who you hurt on the way.
Keep heading in that direction.
>> You're going to be awful lonely when you get there.
>> Finally touched your food.
>> Guess I wasn't that hungry.
>> Opening the company.
>> Of course not.
I just can't stop thinking about what's going on back in town.
>> Well, I thought that's why we came out here, Cassie, to get our minds off all that.
>> I can't. And I don't see how you can't either.
If I were you, I'd be 100 miles away by now.
>> That colonel is not going to find one thing to tie me in with killing Libra.
>> I have seen his kind before. They get what they want, no matter what it takes.
>> My town was filled with men like that.
>> What town was that?
It's not important.
>> Well, it is to me.
I don't know anything about you, Cassie.
I'd really like to.
Me and Quinn was born in a plantation outside Baton Rouge.
Stayed till I was 12 when suddenly mama got us out of there.
>> They track you down.
>> Made it to Kansas.
But then mama got sick.
The trip took its toll on her.
As she was dying, she told me that my daddy was the master's son.
Used to get drunk at night and have his way with the slave women.
When mama saw his eyes turn in my direction, she knew it was time to get us out of there.
She died making sure what happened to her didn't happen to me.
Have you seen Noah?
>> Who wants to know?
>> Quinnellis, I'm Cassy's brother.
>> No, they were gone.
>> All right, look. They went to Willow Bluff and they should have been back hours ago.
>> Look, you're asking the wrong person.
Nobody wants to tell me anything.
>> I can see why.
I ain't got nothing else to tell you except I know you're on the wrong track.
>> I still haven't found anyone who was with Dixon on the night of the murder.
>> You also haven't found anyone who saw him with Libra.
>> Something wrong, Colonel.
>> Listen, I understand you express riders are very attached to the boy, but that doesn't change the fact that Noah Dixon is most likely the person I'm looking for.
>> Well, then you ain't looked hard enough.
>> You're right. So, I'm going to look now where I should have looked in the first place.
You got no right to do this.
>> With all due respect, ma'am, I do have the right.
>> Ray Sean Fred don't got no choice.
Territorial governor ordered me to cooperate with the colonel as much as possible.
>> Which one is Dixon's bump?
>> That one.
you expect to find?
>> I don't expect to find anything, but I'm going to look.
>> Yeah. Well, you're wasting your time.
>> Am I eel?
>> Earl Libra.
>> Someone must have put that in there.
>> Get the rest of the men. Find no addiction.
I'm really glad I came with you this afternoon.
>> Got a feeling things might be looking up.
>> No, you got to get out of here.
>> Why?
>> What's wrong, Cody? Sawyer ain't going to listen to reason and we ain't got time for discussion now. Get >> He's right. You have to, >> Cassie.
>> It kill me to see you in jail. You got to go.
>> There he is.
>> Do it for me.
>> No.
No.
No. No. Please.
Shut up. Don't shut him. Hold your fire.
>> I wouldn't go no further. Colonel Sawyer, >> you will regret this.
>> Maybe. So, >> you had no right to shoot at Noah.
>> He was fleeing from an officer of the United States government who had ordered him not to resist.
>> Did he draw on you?
>> No.
But he did.
>> That man's locked up. He ain't going to do you a lot of harm.
>> The harm is done.
>> So from now on, I don't want to see you or your writers.
>> And if I do, these cells are going to be very crowded.
and whatever you do, stay clear of Sawyer's men. It ain't a frame of mind to catch you looking for Noah.
>> What do we do if we find him?
>> Lay low and let me know where you are.
Maybe by then I can figure a way out of this mess.
>> We'll do our best.
>> Ride safe, Jimmy.
Guess you ain't talking to me, huh?
>> Just you ain't interested in what I got to say.
>> Oh, it ain't that.
Just I'm so busy thinking about how to help Noah.
Matter of fact, you ought to have been thinking that way, too.
Heat. Heat.
Noah >> Tracy, how'd you find me?
>> Lucky guess. Figured you might need this stuff.
>> How you doing?
>> About as well as can be expected.
Old town's still looking for me.
>> Ever since saw your found Liberman's watch in your trunk.
>> I didn't put it there.
>> I know that, Noah.
>> Maybe if Teespoon finds out who did it, you could come back home.
>> How's Teespoon bearing up?
>> He's doing fine. Oh, I ain't been much help to him.
>> Well, none of us have.
>> You know, sometimes Teespoon really makes me mad. What really gets me is he's usually right.
>> More often than not, I appreciate you bringing me this stuff.
>> Still can't figure out how you knew to come here, though.
>> Quinn was waiting outside the bunk house for you and Cassie. Said you'd gone to Willow Bluff. Figured it was worth a try.
>> Wait a minute. Quinn was waiting for us at the bunk house.
>> Yeah. What's wrong with that?
>> Everything.
Get off me.
>> You shouldn't be here. No. Everyone's looking for you.
>> I ain't the one they ought to be looking for, am I?
>> You killed Libran, didn't you?
>> Were you crazy? I know you were at the bunk house.
>> What are you talking about?
>> Jesse saw you there. You're the one put Libra's watch in my trunk, ain't you?
>> Ain't you? I had to.
>> Why'd you try to blame me?
Is it Cassie?
>> Cassie, don't you think she's the only thing I've got?
>> You didn't kill him, did you?
No, I did.
>> I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. I tried hard.
>> Don't let him take her away from me.
Please. Please don't let him take him away.
>> Quinn. Quinn, there's some things Noah and I need to talk about.
>> No. No. No. We have to. Baby, please.
Quinn.
You just wait out here for us.
>> Everything's going to be all right, isn't it?
Isn't it?
It was a long day and I was working very late.
I was just about finished when Librant showed up.
There you are.
>> He was drunk.
>> Come here.
>> And had his mind on one thing.
>> That's it. Come here. I'll show you.
>> I guess he thought having me was the best way to get back at you.
>> I tried to fight him, but he was too strong.
He forced himself on me.
All I could see was mama.
She died trying to save me from this.
And I wasn't going to let it happen.
I got my hands on some scissors.
I didn't think twice about Quinn came out right after I killed him and helped me get rid of the body.
I didn't know about him taking the watch until I heard him tell you he really loves you.
If I had known what Lee Brandt did to you, I'd have killed him myself.
What are you going to do?
Come on. You heard Huh?
Huh?
Noah, >> I know what I'm doing. Teaspoon, >> I hear you've been looking for me.
Noah Dixon, you're under arrest for the murder of Sergeant Earl Librant.
Your gun, please.
>> Wait.
No, I didn't kill that man.
>> I did.
>> Cassie Show him what he did to you.
Go on, Cassie. You have to >> Libra did that.
>> And worse.
Colonel, >> you put this girl on trial, a whole lot of folks are going to know what kind of man Librant was. That ain't the image armor's looking for, is it?
No trial necessary.
This young lady's been through one already.
You ready to move? Yes, sir.
>> We're all done here, folks. Gone home.
All right.
Go.
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