[SPEAKER_02] neighborly. Hey, mind if I enjoy one of these apples? Put that down. Delicious. Oh, when's
[SPEAKER_00] boss man gonna sell this place, boy? I don't think there's any plans for that. You boys
[SPEAKER_02] want a drink? It's some fine scotch whiskey. Put that down. Put that down. These flies
[SPEAKER_00] through the season. Get off the farm. Come on. We know when we're not wanted. Get down
[SPEAKER_03] from there.
[SPEAKER_00] come back here you can use that horse and don't get yourself hurt or hurt them for that matter
[SPEAKER_03] You can use that horse and don't get yourself hurt or hurt them for that matter
[SPEAKER_00] My damn wagon
[SPEAKER_00] Oh shit, this one's got a stoke.
[SPEAKER_03] Hey, thank you
[SPEAKER_03] Milton isn't it?
[SPEAKER_03] Those boys are out of Laramie work for mr. Abel. Thank you. Don't mention it
[SPEAKER_05] Listen, I ain't looking for no charity or nothing, but I was serious. You got work will work
[SPEAKER_05] I can do anything we got
[SPEAKER_05] We got
[SPEAKER_03] ourselves a few days back we ain't got married hands here you're married work
[SPEAKER_05] harder than any one of them real honest and my wife even though she's got fancy
[SPEAKER_03] thoughts she'll work seem kind of desperate what trouble you in no
[SPEAKER_05] trouble sir aside from her brother he tricked us and robbed her of her
[SPEAKER_03] inheritance we're good people we'll work even Lancelot what does mr. Getty's need
[SPEAKER_03] with a boy just another
[SPEAKER_05] mouth to feed. Just please give us a chance. I can handle myself, okay? You know that already.
[SPEAKER_03] Yeah, makes me wonder just who would have robbed you. But we'll give you a chance. I'll let Mr.
[SPEAKER_05] Geddes know when him and his wife return tomorrow. Thank you, Mr. Dickens. I'll go get my wife.
[SPEAKER_03] No, no, you stay here. It's getting late. We'll go get her in Strawberry. We'll bring her here
[SPEAKER_03] tomorrow. We need you around in case any more of them Laramie boys turns up. There's a little
[SPEAKER_03] kid.
[SPEAKER_03] Cabin out yonder past the ranch house.
[SPEAKER_03] Things work out, y'all can stay there.
[SPEAKER_05] Thank you.
[SPEAKER_05] Do not regret this.
[SPEAKER_05] Yep.
[SPEAKER_03] Go get yourself settled.
[SPEAKER_03] We'll have work for you tomorrow when Mr. Geddes returns.
[SPEAKER_03] Milton, get over here.
[SPEAKER_03] Mr. Geddes, this is the new ranch hand I told you about.
[SPEAKER_04] I heard you had some trouble with your welcome, but you kept your nerve and protected my property now. It was nothing sir
[SPEAKER_04] I'm David Geddes pleased to meet you John Jim Milton
[SPEAKER_05] Thank you for the opportunity sir you and mr. Dickens you work hard you be honest. You'll get your keep
[SPEAKER_04] I promise you that boy has a family no lucky man, and you better work extra hard
[SPEAKER_03] Good day gentlemen, sir. You hear that John Jim?
[SPEAKER_03] extra hard hey
[SPEAKER_00] Hey, get over here.
[SPEAKER_03] Mr. Dickens, go find old Jim Milton here something to do.
[SPEAKER_03] Make sure he works extra hard.
[SPEAKER_00] Sure, Mr. Dickens.
[SPEAKER_00] Come on this way.
[SPEAKER_00] I was on my chores anyhow.
[SPEAKER_00] Say, is that your family getting in the wagon up there?
[SPEAKER_05] I believe it is.
[SPEAKER_05] Mind if we go welcome them?
[SPEAKER_00] Not at all.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey, is it true what they said about you when you arrived?
[SPEAKER_00] That you ran off those hired guns?
[SPEAKER_05] Look, can we, uh, not discuss this in front of my wife?
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, no, sure.
[SPEAKER_00] Yeah, of course, mister.
[SPEAKER_05] I don't want to worry her.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, yeah.
[SPEAKER_05] I hear that.
[SPEAKER_05] This is Milton
[SPEAKER_05] Jim Milton how fine you seem this kind man just collected us. Thank you, sir. I think we can be okay here
[SPEAKER_05] It's ranching work
[SPEAKER_05] This place is kind of it's fine
[SPEAKER_01] But I hear you began your career in branching by throwing your weight around
[SPEAKER_05] Real wise Jim. What was I supposed to do? The place was getting robbed. So you show everyone who's boss real fun
[SPEAKER_05] I didn't have much of a choice.
[SPEAKER_00] I gotta go.
[SPEAKER_05] Jack, when you're done in here, come on out and lend a hand.
[SPEAKER_00] I was going to milk the cows.
[SPEAKER_00] Come on.
[SPEAKER_05] I'll do it.
[SPEAKER_03] You?
[SPEAKER_00] Are gonna milk the cows?
[SPEAKER_05] Sure.
[SPEAKER_04] Why not?
[SPEAKER_00] I don't know.
[SPEAKER_00] I thought you was, uh...
[SPEAKER_00] i'm a ranch hand a new one at that when you got here them hired guns
[SPEAKER_05] i was just getting my wagon back that's all weren't nothing
[SPEAKER_00] oh it weren't nothing it was about time someone stood up to them fellers
[SPEAKER_05] oh where are you from anyway partner around you know up north mostly
[SPEAKER_05] been in these parts before but that was years ago
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, it's changed. The rich fellas are coming in and buying everything. The ranches.
[SPEAKER_00] But, well, it ain't as wild as it once were, at least.
[SPEAKER_00] There is that.
[SPEAKER_00] See, if it ain't too personal a question, are you a gunslinger, mister?
[SPEAKER_05] Oh, good lord, no. Nothing like that.
[SPEAKER_00] Ah. Just a ranch hand, then.
[SPEAKER_05] Just a ranch hand.
[SPEAKER_05] They'll did a bunch of things like most men
[SPEAKER_00] I feel a whole heap better having a ranch hand like you around that is for sure
[SPEAKER_05] Let's see how you feel once you see me work
[SPEAKER_00] All right, then
[SPEAKER_00] Here's the cows. Yeah, we used to have a bunch of women here did most of the milking and most of
[SPEAKER_05] them drifted off. Okay. You fine with milking? You know, I ain't really done much of it. I could
[SPEAKER_00] never, never really get the hang of it. You serious, mister? Sure. It's Jim. Jim Milton. Hey,
[SPEAKER_00] sit down. I'll show you how. Approach her calm now. She don't take too kindly to surprises.
[SPEAKER_00] You got the hang of it. Almost got a pail full.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey, Pa.
[SPEAKER_00] Is that your boy?
[SPEAKER_05] Sure. Hey, Lancelot.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey, Lancelot.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey.
[SPEAKER_00] We're gonna make a dairy made of your...
[SPEAKER_05] paul yet i never thought i'd see the day watch and learn partner we all gotta earn our keys
[SPEAKER_00] that's enough jim come on how about you and the boy uh help me clean out the stables sure
[SPEAKER_00] come on son how old you now that's a lot 12 sir ain't that grand it's such a fine
[SPEAKER_00] I like it I got I got imaginative parents sir I can tell now any pleasant
[SPEAKER_05] work but it's got to be done mr. Dickens said I know what he said we'll do it
[SPEAKER_00] won't we boy mm-hmm okay well you get them stalls cleaned out and I'll see you
[SPEAKER_05] you later bye okay jack let's just try and take some pride in this work hard as it may be boy
[SPEAKER_05] bring that wheelbarrow over here and keep it close to me yes sir hold on a moment you're a
[SPEAKER_05] long way from angelo bronte's mansion now sorry sir nothing
[SPEAKER_05] Moving up John Marston terror of the turds
[SPEAKER_05] You think your mother's hiding somewhere, laughing at us?
[SPEAKER_05] Reckon even your mother would say we're almost done here.
[SPEAKER_05] You finish things up, I'll go check on her.
[SPEAKER_00] Okay. Lancelot.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey.
[SPEAKER_05] Where's Jack?
[SPEAKER_05] Shoveling shit in pursuit of the better life you want.
[SPEAKER_05] Same as I've been.
[SPEAKER_01] Won't do him no harm.
[SPEAKER_05] I know.
[SPEAKER_01] Guess maybe we can last here.
[SPEAKER_01] Survive.
[SPEAKER_01] Do a little better.
[SPEAKER_01] and survive for once.
[SPEAKER_01] I'm tired of fleeing, John.
[SPEAKER_00] So, well, you know.
[SPEAKER_05] Me too.