[SPEAKER_01] All right, John Morrison, since you.
[SPEAKER_01] bought this millstone around our necks we better try and keep this place going
[SPEAKER_00] i paid our debts with that money i uh i don't want to talk about that money and no more that
[SPEAKER_01] it's over abigail i'm sure then get to work on this ranch you own i'm raising your boy
[SPEAKER_00] yes ma'am watch it are you being sarcastic john marston
[SPEAKER_01] Me? Never.
[SPEAKER_01] Good.
[SPEAKER_00] Anyway, I thought you liked this place.
[SPEAKER_01] No, John, I don't like it. I love it. It's home.
[SPEAKER_01] It's, uh, it's about nights.
[SPEAKER_01] Night.
[SPEAKER_00] Brave men of old England.
[SPEAKER_00] That's ridiculous.
[SPEAKER_02] What do you mean?
[SPEAKER_02] The English aren't brave Jackie
[SPEAKER_02] Now I want to beat up six Englishmen in a bar in Canada and knock them all out
[SPEAKER_01] really
[SPEAKER_02] Why other accents just just gets on a fella's nerves, you know
[SPEAKER_02] I'll tell you something strange that isn't in that book of yours
[SPEAKER_02] Do you know the English had talking horses
[SPEAKER_00] Kidding me
[SPEAKER_02] met them talking horses in canada brian was his name it's just one problem though what
[SPEAKER_02] horses is boring as hell worse than englishman
[SPEAKER_02] it's true shut up
[SPEAKER_00] Come and get it, you starving animals.
[SPEAKER_01] That's what you're having.
[SPEAKER_00] She can cook.
[SPEAKER_01] This place is good, ain't it?
[SPEAKER_00] Yeah.
[SPEAKER_01] Mm, it's pretty good.
[SPEAKER_01] This food is good, and I won't hear otherwise.
[SPEAKER_00] Anything Abigail asks you to do, you do it, old man.
[SPEAKER_00] She's the lady of the house now.
[SPEAKER_02] Of course, of course.
[SPEAKER_02] I'll help any way I can.
[SPEAKER_02] I mean, you know me, John.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, I do.
[SPEAKER_00] Only too well.
[SPEAKER_00] You okay, woman?
[SPEAKER_01] Never better.
[SPEAKER_00] Me neither.
[SPEAKER_01] Me neither.
[SPEAKER_00] So, we finally made this family honest, son.
[SPEAKER_00] That's, uh, great, Pa.
[SPEAKER_00] Really?
[SPEAKER_00] I was glad you were there for it.
[SPEAKER_00] We're a family.
[SPEAKER_00] That's how it should be.
[SPEAKER_00] This food's good, isn't it?
[SPEAKER_00] Okay, well, I'll leave you to it, then.
[SPEAKER_00] All right, sir.
[SPEAKER_02] i think it came out good how's your back it's giving me terrible pain i'm lucky i
[SPEAKER_02] wouldn't smoke through yeah
[SPEAKER_01] recover and real quick I bet how are you mrs. Marston I got a useless husband and
[SPEAKER_01] an angry son and I'm the happiest woman that ever was
[SPEAKER_00] be careful you I'll see you around
[SPEAKER_01] You can't complain about this food
[SPEAKER_02] I eat too much of this, I might get fat.
[SPEAKER_00] Everyone seems to be leaving us.
[SPEAKER_00] Charles, Sadie.
[SPEAKER_02] Oh, don't you worry, John. I ain't going anywhere. You'll bury me here.
[SPEAKER_00] If you got any idea when that'll be, let me know. Please, don't mind me.
[SPEAKER_02] Well, I'm sure I'm needed somewhere.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey, son.
[SPEAKER_00] Hi.
[SPEAKER_00] Jack, my boy.
[SPEAKER_00] I'm good, son. Never better.
[SPEAKER_01] Okay, sir.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey, Uncle. Good time for a rest?
[SPEAKER_02] It's always a good time for a rest, J.M.
[SPEAKER_00] You know, I had a feeling you'd say that.
[SPEAKER_02] Well, we burned the breeze.
[SPEAKER_00] long enough I reckon you okay mrs. Marston sure but Jack I worry for him so
[SPEAKER_00] I know he'll get there I'm sure he will good well you take care now okay John
[SPEAKER_02] This grows pretty good