Angel and the Badman
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- 1947
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He couldnt go on
nor could you...
...you are injured man.
Let us take you into the house.
I gotta go on.
to the Telegraph station.
We will take you.
Penelope!
Sorry, closed down for the night.
I know, but this is urgent...
No. Come out of there, you!
Cant go against the schedule.
Closed down.
Cant you make this one exception?
- No.
- get in here.
- What?
Bring a light with you.
You cant do this to me.
I wont stand for it!
...the Union of Pacific wont stand for it.
Night prowling round here, like this.
You got your ball busted my office.
Who do you think you are anyway?
My keys closed down for tonight.
You can write it,
but I wont send it anyway.
Here let me!
Territorial Recorders office,
Fort Ladsy.
Stakes...
...on plots 234... 235.
Chart it anytime,
record my name...
...thats all.
- How shall I sign?
Quirt Evans.
All sent, Mr. Evans.
Why! He ain't dead? Is he?
No just knocked out!
Thats Quirt Evans...
Look at his gun, see how many
notches he has got in his gun?
Not any that I can see
sure aint going to touch it to find out
might wake up and take it in the wrong way.
he was deputy of Wyatt Earp in Tombstone.
...the two of them shot it out the
whole Clanton bunch.
Thats Quirt Evans...
...he is quite a man with the gals...
.it says he closed the eyes of many a man
...wouldnt rise of many women.
Would you call my father please?
Yes! Mam...
Where are you taking him?
- To the wagon, taking him home.
Quirt Evans?
Crazy!
I will have a black powder bomb in my house.
Heavy, aint he?
I know of a dozen men riding night and day
...to catch Quirt Evans helpless like this.
I am worried about you people...
...I know you dont believe in guns or anything
like that, only doing good
...take my advice
Stay pretty far away from Mr. Quirt Evans.
Thank you very much for your advice.
Goodnight.
Good night.
So long, Quirt.
That Quirt Evans
is surely something.
Quirt Evans?
You know him?
Do I know Quirt Evans!
Do I know Quirt Evans?
What a question!
No... No...
If that doesnt quiet him...
I dont know what will?
...never get that bullet out of him
kicking his arms like that.
I am afraid to give him any more sedative,
he has already had enough.
Please be quiet... the doctor...
He cant hear you.
What do you suppose that?
delirious mind is searching for?
He must be in great pain
- Not that much with the amount of laud ram in him.
As if he was reaching for something.
Something specific.
I dont understand.
By now he should be completely inert.
No.
Thomas, how is the young man?
- Delirious.
A gun in this house, Thomas?
Please put these back in the gun belt...
Maybe we got to get him something
to tie him down.
Are you crazy?
- Its empty.
That was it. A Gun.
- Its a pity.
Its stupid! These wild ones
I keep pulling bullets out of them
...and setting their bones, why?
Its their destiny to wind up on boot hill.
No!
I forgot! Never speak evil, Eh!
Well, get me some more hot water
young lady.
Start patching him up for
whatever is in store for him?
Come on, help me with his boot.
Mother...
- Yes?
Tell me again.
What Dear?
- Oh, about meeting father?
You have heard that a thousand times.
He was working on the Rail road union house.
...he fell off, and I picked him up
out of the dust and held him in my arm.
He always said that I hugged him
before I even knew his name.
And you both knew right away?
- Of course.
Of course I knew he was a peaceful man....
...a member of the society.
An evil man will seek a more profitable
way of life
...than being a member of the "Friends".
Father, had a beard then, didnt he?
- Yes.
I should think that would scratch...
I prefer a man clean shaved.
He is got the constitution of a mountain lion.
He will pull through.
Barring blood poisoning.
These wild ones
never seem to get blood poisoning...
...though its common enough among the Godly.
You so called Atheists. You always feel so compelled to stretch your Godlessness.
Wash him. The bullets out.
He is in no danger.
I bet he killed a lot of people.
- No, he didnt.
How do you know?
- Thats enough, John...
...'friend' doesnt speak of such things.
Mrs. Worth, get that man out of here.
But he is badly injured, doctor.
This isnt civilized Pennsylvania...
...this is the raw frontier.
You must take a realistic attitude.
This is the place where mayhem,
theft and murder are the common place...
...instead of the unusual.
Would that justify leaving a wounded man to die?
Build a house on the side of a road
and tend to a man.
He who believes.
I dont mind your mocking
you have been a good friend to us.
I am glad I have a logical mind.
and a good heart:
Goodnight, doctor.
Goodnight.
Still having delirious spells.
Keeps mumbling about his past.
...I am afraid he has had a very violent life.
Margaret you are a nuisance.
Lets call it off, Margaret.
I have got places to go and
country to put behind.
Sure, sure, alright.
Lila, Lila,
Lila,
Will you bring some hot coffee, Penny?
Here the doctor says that he is
completely out of danger.
Just sleeping
You know Doctor...
...Penny considers him her own personal patient.
-Sit down.
Will you bring some milk dear?
And when you finish you can go up
and watch him
He doesnt need watching. He has
no temperature in the past few days.
...just a superlatively healthy animal.
...restoring his depleted strength with sleep.
He is no longer delirious.
But of course, if you
are determined to watch over him, Penny...
...perhaps you better take a pencil
and paper with you.
...his first conscious words should be recorded.
It may be of great interest to history.
And more possibly to the united states martial.
Who knows what violence is involved in his
battered bruises and bullet holes.
Would you care foe a donut, doctor?
It is not as light as it should be.
- Listen Mrs. Worth...
...you can carry this head in sand
attitude just so far in the world of reality.
...let me get this man out of your house.
I can dump him in an establishment
that passes for a hotel.
...in this off times dubious community of ours.
In Madame sanitary halo?
- Then he will be off your hands.
But he is much better off here
- Of course he is.
Who cares what happens to him?
- We do
I dont know what to say?
Once when I was studying medicine in Europe...
...I had a friend, an artist.
...he drew portraits of people and made
them resemble like animals that reminded him.
...he would have drawn this man
as a coiled cobra.
Doctor, your analogies terribly imperfect
and your naturalism faulted.
Cobras dont coil
Doctor, we are so fond of you
and we respect you so greatly...
... We assure you that you will finally realize
...that realism untempered by
sentiments of humanity
...is really just a mean hard cold
outlook on life.
...a frightened outlook.
I stand defeated.
And furthermore there are times in this house...
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