Dead Men Page #5
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any family here.
- Who is that?
- It has nothing do with you.
Hey, don't walk away.
She's not yours.
Then who's is she?
It's just a part of the job.
- Sissy...
- Don't you touch me!
What do you want me to say?
I don't even know what
I did, goddamn it!
You were the one who
wouldn't talk to me.
I came to you
begging for mercy
and you just
kicked me out!
Don't you turn this
around on me.
You weren't there!
- For what?
- For me! For Jesse!
You sold your own
brother out!
What sort of man does that?
Why did you come here?
I need your help.
I may have found a way
to get out of this
and we can't do it
without you.
I need you.
Fine. But I'm not
doing it for you.
It's good to see
you took my advice.
Oh, we got company.
- I'll be damn.
- You know this guy?
Damn right, I do.
Well, how the hell did
he find us out here?
Please, don't shoot.
Sissy.
What? You know this guy?
What do you mean,
you talked?
I mean exactly what
I said. We talked.
I followed
the lady out here.
She had no idea
of my whereabouts.
Who are you and what do you
want with us, Mister?
The name's Benjamin Brown,
and I wish to offer
my services to you.
He's a card cheat
and a liar.
I bet you
you're working for Cole.
I can assure you I'm not
working for Cole Roberts.
And I did not
cheat you at cards.
You're simply
a poor player, Jacob.
Contrary to your brother's
feelings towards me,
my actions here
are purely noble.
Why do you wanna help us?
Frankly, I find Cole Roberts
to be a distasteful creature,
and I wish for him
to be taught a lesson.
Bullshit. He took you
for over $2,000
and you want payback.
I don't deny
that's part of it.
Cole Roberts
is a very dangerous man
and you did
by standing up to him,
that's never
been done before.
You have an opportunity
to put him away
for a very long time.
But if you're to face
Cole and his men,
you'll need more than
the three of you, that's a fact.
I've seen corruption
and greed firsthand.
I know what it does.
And our reasons
may not be the same,
but the end result is...
to take down Cole Roberts
and what he stands for
once and for all.
Jake, take his pistol.
Bad idea.
Maybe. We need all
the help we can get.
How can I help?
All right, then.
Here's what we got so far.
Cole does business
with a silent partner.
His name is Donald Deets.
Deets? Donald Deets?
He's harmless.
- You know him?
- He's a regular.
Yeah, well,
he's the reason
Cole was able to legally
seize our dad's mine.
The plan is
to ambush Deets' money
and make Cole out to be
the double-crosser.
So, make him think that he's not
giving him his share.
[Jesse]
Much better than that.
What's the one thing
a politician wants
more than anything?
- Power.
- That's right.
We're gonna give Deets
a little competition
for governor
bought and paid for
by Cole Roberts himself.
Even if we're able
to do as you say,
how do you know Deets
will do business with you?
I don't.
But if we all offer him
the same split
he has with Cole,
do business
with people like us
over a known ruffian
like Cole Roberts.
Who's in?
All right.
Let's do this.
[Tense music]
[Deets] You all know me.
I'm one of you!
And you know that
I will represent you!
Thank you for coming
out here today!
Now, don't forget to vote!
- [applause]
- [crowd murmuring]
- All right, all right.
- What a nice man!
Excuse me, Mr. Deets, sir.
Do you mind if we ask
a few questions?
Oh! Come on in, gentlemen.
I always have time for
my friends in the press.
How do you feel
about Eli Thomas'
late bid for governor?
What are you talking about?
That son of a b*tch!
Can I quote you on that?
No! You may not.
My response is that
I welcome the competition.
and I am confident
that I will be
your next governor.
And that
you can quote me on.
Something must be done
about this son of a b*tch
Eli Thomas.
I sent my men
to take care of...
Clearly, they did
an outstanding job.
Give it a few weeks,
then take care of it.
I don't want anyone to know
I had anything to do with it.
I don't like
competition, Cole.
It's unhealthy for the soul.
I'll make it look
like an accident.
And when do I receive
my payment for this week?
Your payment was sent
over two days ago.
Well, it never came!
- Do not f*** with me, Cole!
- I'm not.
protection from the law
so that you can
do the groundwork.
If you are not capable
of such a simple task,
I will look
to someone who is.
I'll take care
of it, Donald.
I want my goddamn money.
If I have to pay you myself,
you'll get it.
You're slipping, Cole.
- Kenny!
- Yes, boss?
Where the hell
is Steve Aguilar?
I don't know.
I haven't seen him.
What's that kid's name?
- Joe something.
- Joe Stanford?
Get him to find him
and bring him to me.
- Now!
- Yes, boss.
What have you got
to show me?
- What do you want for them?
Three pieces of gold!
Trying to cheat an old man.
- I'll give you one piece.
- Three piece.
Goddamn savages. Fine!
You can come out now, mister.
Easy now.
He don't mean no harm.
Ain't that right?
He just wants to ask
you some questions
about that white man
you told me about.
[speaking native language]
Hello, Governor.
Patience, my dear.
I've got a surprise for you.
- Ah!
- I'll be right back.
Are you ready
for your surprise?
Oh, I'm ready.
Here it is.
[laughs]
What the hell is going on?
Mr. Deets,
we mean you no harm.
We have some information
I think you really
need to hear about.
I'm done here.
Cole Roberts is paying
for Eli Thomas' election.
He wants him to win.
He struck
a better deal with him
and he's pulling money
from the mine to fund it.
I don't know what
you're talking about.
We can prove it.
- How?
- We'll show you.
And how did you come about
this information?
I used to work for Cole.
What do you want from me?
We want our names clear
and our land back.
You should know that land
Why would I do anything
to change that?
We'll pay you the same share
Cole is paying you.
I'll give you my entire share
in exchange for one favor.
What kind of favor?
Do you have anything to do
with the relocation
of Indians?
I might have something
to do with that.
Why do you ask?
Because I have
a personal interest
in making sure
is unharmed and gets exactly
what they're promised.
So you're telling me
if your Indian friends
get exactly what
they've been promised,
you'll give me
your share of the mine?
We'll draw up papers
and make it official.
We just want things to go
back to the way they were.
Fine, if you can prove
what you say is true,
I'll have my assistant
draft up the legal document.
That's fine by me.
- Jake?
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