Cassidy Red
( hawk screeches )
( gunfire )
( door clanks )
( whip cracking )
( gunshot )
( hawk screeching )
Long day?
Long life.
What's your name?
Susannah.
Ooh! Lovely.
( chuckling )
What's you real name, sugar?
I don't even tell
my customers that.
Why should I tell you?
Don't tell me, then.
Quinn, I suppose.
Even lovelier.
What do they
call you?
Can't remember.
Make it Cricket.
Yeah, them boys outta Texas
know a lot more about cowhide
than they do about a woman's.
Where you from, Q?
It doesn't matter.
It's my gift to you.
Obliged.
New Orleans.
Amarillo, El Paso,
Tombstone.
You may have seen more of
these territories than I have.
Well, they can keep
them territories.
Got any smoke on ya?
Ain't proper for a
young gal like yourself
- to be poisoning your...
- Either you give it to me
or I start scratching around
on the floorboards
Obliged.
My playin' may be poor, but I'm
not entirely sure that's necessary.
Found it under my bed.
your garter could be a blessing.
- Don't play that.
- Oh, I like this tune.
- Well, I don't. Stop playing it.
- I gotta play something.
You looking to play it with a
harp? I think I told you to stop.
I ain't them boys, Miss Q.
I ain't never
even been to Texas.
Do you suppose
a gun this small
would be enough
to put me down?
You think it'd
kill me outright,
or would I have
to bleed to death?
So much tawdriness comin'
from such a lovely place.
This is how you like
your women, piano man?
Everything looks much lovelier
when the sun comes up.
Or at least less ugly.
This territory
can be punishing.
But you strike me
as especially stubborn.
Survivors are stubborn.
I knew a survivor
like you once.
She was the meanest,
stubbornest,
most savagely beautiful,
hellfire-and-brimstone,
spittin' she-devil
on the same boards
you're standing now.
You offerin' me
a bedtime story?
Thought you had a date
with a Derringer.
Some years ago
when the brass on that bar
wasn't quite so tarnished
and the flies
in them whiskey bottles
- still had...
- Wait.
- You told this story before.
- I reckon' I have.
And that's the way
you start it?
That's the way
it starts.
Ain't you gonna
give it a name?
Any good story's
gotta have a name.
( sighs )
The Tale of Cassidy Red:
A ballad of love and hate.
Can I get something
for ya?
( whistles )
You had me worried
you weren't gonna
make it tonight,
handsome.
What's a girl gotta do
to get you alone?
Sounds fun.
What do you say
we go upstairs
and get a little cozier?
What the hell are you
thinking calling me that?
Why don't you just use my
real name while you're at it?
just called you Ginger?
Did you even bother
reading my letter?
I gave you specific
instructions, Rowena.
I thought you wanted
to be invisible.
Invisible like water,
not molasses.
Well, they don't serve
either in this place.
He's gonna be here
any minute.
He's not coming in here
until I says so.
- What did you tell him?
- Don't you worry.
I told him exactly
what he needed to hear.
And he'll definitely be here?
What did I say?
I need a brush.
Give me the belt.
You have to be joking.
Where are you gonna hide
holsters in a corset?
Give me the belt.
Look, I'm just gonna drop them
the minute he closes the door.
And make a goddamn
racket doin' it,
but you get close enough,
and you can choke
the sound of this little
bastard off in his beard.
It's a whore's gun.
Well, that sure as hell
ain't no missionary costume.
Anybody washed this thing
since Harley died in it?
You ready?
I'll take that as a yes.
That was fast.
Too drunk
to get his boots off.
Left him passed out
in my bed.
Want me to get Davy
and Elle to toss him out?
Let him sleep it off
for a few.
remember he already paid me.
Whiskey me, honey?
( sighs )
You may want to rat hole
some of that silver, Rowena.
He's here early.
Yours?
All yours.
Is she here?
She certainly is.
Think I'll like her?
Oh, I think you'll be very...
what's that word
you always use?
Satiated.
You'll be that.
You give her
the twice over?
I don't wanna go up there and get
a switch blade in between the ribs.
Don't you trust me, darlin'?
You got something
for me, Kearny?
It's, uh, Saturday.
Has been all day.
Will be
for a few hours more.
I mean,
isn't Monday the day?
You can't expect me
to cancel my plans
and come all the way
across the street
to settle something that could have
been sorted on Saturday evening.
Can you?
You gotta give me some time
to get my affairs in order.
I can give you an hour
to get your affairs in order.
How about that?
Apologies for my rudeness...
though I must admit,
I was selfishly hoping
in a moment of impropriety.
I just want you to know
how happy I am
to have you with us.
See, I pride myself
on being a good host,
so any girls that join us here
in a professional capacity,
well, I like to welcome
them... personally.
I like to think of myself
as the Royal food taster,
risking harm to my person,
so as to shelter our customers
from any potential poison
in the product.
Now there's no need to sequester
yourself in the shadows.
( chuckles ) If an
egotist, like Rowena admits
to a new hire being attractive,
well, then it certainly
is not a matter of opinion,
so come on out here.
Let's have a look at you.
Well, if it isn't
Miss Josephine Cassidy.
Make peace
with your God, Tom.
For what crime do I owe
this death sentence, hmm?
Loving you?
How about killing
an innocent man?
Doesn't a dying man
deserve one last smoke, Cass?
How'd you do it?
- How'd I do what?
- How'd you kill him?
The red skinned paramour.
Wasn't Rowena supposed to talk
you into using a Derringer?
I suppose the daughter of a whore is
smart enough to know never to trust one.
You've got exactly five seconds to
unburden yourself and confess to me
how you killed Jakob.
and splatter your brains
all over the wall.
- Who told you I killed him?
- Five...
Oh, your trustworthy
old pal, Rowena.
- Four.
- Scrupulous to a fault, that one.
I mean, when was the last time a hooker
lied to get something they wanted?
- Three.
- Who says Jakob is dead?
Or maybe she told you
exactly what you needed to hear
to get you to come back.
Back to this town.
Back to me.
You're lyin'.
Am I?
I am so happy
that you're home, Cass.
( shouting ) We all are.
Aren't we boys?
( Joe gasps )
( Joe moans )
Y'all remember Joe Cassidy?
Of course you do.
Who could forget
a prickly pear like her?
I like your new hair, darlin'.
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