Scalawag Page #2
- G
- Year:
- 1973
- 92 min
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This is glistening liquid.
- Hush.
Jamie, will you please put Beau in the barn.
All right.
I think a better get Mr. Aragon.
You're always going after him.
The bigger the mouth,
Get me a drink.
One-legged devil.
You'll never get it. Never.
They're deep in your legs.
A ton of gold.
Ton of gold.
Ton of gold. 99 West. 25 North.
Box canyon. Under bridge.
I'll do you in, you talking chart.
I'll wring your neck.
Why you
Come on, fight.
Come back here.
Aw, scrap it. That's the only way.
I'll cut you up.
Oh. Sir?
Your drink, sir.
Don't move, sir.
I made you fresh coffee, sir. Huh?
Howdy, son.
Drinks on the house.
Pretty bird.
Mm-hmm.
Took a tumble down the stairs, did he?
Hate to tell you this, lad.
But your pa's dead.
He isn't my pa.
Hmm. Who is he?
Don't know.
Well then, fetch a blanket.
We'll cover him.
It don't look nice to have
a dead man in the parlor.
Son of a birch tree.
Shut up, Jack whiskey-head.
Where's the map?
You go when your number's up.
You go when your number's up.
I'm looking for something
with his name on it.
Hmm?
It don't seem right
to bury a man without his name.
Does it?
Which is his room? Hmm?
You lay that blanket on him.
I'll look for his war bag. Hmm?
Better hurry.
Before the flies start swarming.
Mr. Aragon. Mr. Aragon.
- Buenos dias, Jamie.
He's here.
Who's here?
- The one-legged man.
The one-legged man?
Yeah.
Jamie, you're not making any sense.
I saw him going through his pocket.
I did.
Stop.
That's what he's doing in the room
right now. Looking for a map.
A map?
Look at the gold he was spending.
The rest is buried.
He said so many a time.
There's got to be a map there.
Going to the wicked. Praise the Lord.
Whoa unto...
Stay here.
And as the wicked,
sprung up like the grass.
And all the workers of evil sprout.
It was that they might be destroyed forever.
Like sheep they are laid in the grave.
Death shall feed on them.
And the upright shall have dominion
over them in the morning.
And their beauty shall consume
in the grave from their dwelling.
Money you're after?
You're holding of the wrong man.
Miss Lucy, the room upstairs, please.
Keys in his sack.
Jamie, his rifle.
Forgot something.
Do you mind telling us who you are
and where you come from?
Mind telling me who you are?
And why you see fit
to hold the pistol on me?
Me with nothing in my hand
but the Good Book?
You were going through your pockets.
You're right.
Jamie? Is that your name?
Mighty partial to that name.
James. From the Bible.
It runs in my family.
Well?
Were you going through his pockets?
I did get my hands
in that strangers pocket,
hoping to find his name tucked away.
The room's tidy
except for a broken window.
Being a part-time saddlebag preacher,
I buried many a man.
Yes, sir. Many a man.
And I do like to get the name straight.
For a man of God,
you carry many weapons.
For my sword shall be bathed in heaven.
Isaiah 34. I go by the book.
He does know his Scripture.
All I've been spoke I've been
reading the Bible for years.
Why would this man be running
for his life from a one-legged preacher?
He say that?
He did say he was a preacher.
Which leg right or left?
Didn't say.
- There's a smart lot of difference.
A bowlegged, one-legged man,
he say that?
No. But he couldn't catch me one.
Catch me?
Did you see any barnacles on me?
A tattoo?
I'd assume that the moonshine
You still haven't told us your name.
You still haven't put that gun away.
John Pettibone Stewart.
My friends call me Peg.
I'm on my way to Texas.
In desperate need of a Bible.
What Bible?
Oh, nothing as grand-sized as this, ma'am.
And I do prefer thinner paper.
Easier to carry.
Well, I'll look for you.
Bless you, child.
Lost my pack of savages up north.
Remind me to tell you
Liar liar liar.
Why you
Aw, the poor orphan.
Jamie.
Yes.
Let's you and me
find a pickax and a shovel.
And scout out a final resting place
for the deceased here, huh?
Come on.
- I'll take care of it.
No. Don't you trouble yourself Mr. uh...
Aragon.
- Aragon. Incantato.
This crooked leg ain't never stopped me
from a lot of toil yet.
Oh uh services in about an hour.
Lord, we are herded together
A man is dead,
leaving no one to grieve for him...
...except his faithful parrot.
And with the kind permission
we bury this stranger beside the graves
of their beloved mother and father.
Not knowing the gent's name, I
I'll have to commend him
to you by guess work only.
He appears to be a man of the sea.
And I'd be surprised if he's seen
the inside of a preach house...
...since he was crying tired.
Oh I reckon the places
he's been are so sinful,
they'd make hell look like a firefly.
But I wouldn't be surprised...
...if you were to quarry his heart,
you'd find a ton of gold.
Ton of gold. 99 West. 24 North.
Can you keep that bird quiet?
I hope this stranger is privileged...
...to go gallivanting straight up to heaven.
If you can find a spare set of wings
that he may use.
Do you perform weddings?
I don't get much call for that
in these places.
Twenty-three. Forty-three.
Jamie?
That bird's taken quite a fancy to you.
Yes.
Mr. Stewart, I do hope you'll stay for dinner.
I hope you cook it too.
No, you can just go to the hen house
and choose us a nice fat chicken.
Would you?
Can't say no to a lady.
Never could.
Oh. If you wouldn't mind.
Pluck it too.
Ha ha. Certainly.
I'm a chicken plucker.
I think he knows where this came from, sir.
Look at him. I'm sure he does.
Have some rum on me.
Pass the bottle over.
Key it right. Key it right.
And a whole lot more.
Come on, you little sneak.
The gold, Barfly. Where is it hid?
Come on. Tell me.
Get the map?
- There ain't no map.
Should've got the parrot.
That parrot. He knows a thing or three.
I bet he's giving them
What are we waiting for then?
I ain't anxious to keep
tangling with Mexican dragoons.
These folks might come in handy.
We'll make the move when I say the word.
Ton of gold. 99 West. 25 North.
Box canyon. Under bridge.
The map. He's the map.
Come with me.
Batten down the hatches.
You shut up.
Let's see. We' re here.
95 West. 25 north.
Baja. Mexico.
Mexico? That's what he said.
What do you think?
I think there is treasure there.
Let's go after it.
Won't you be in danger
from Indians and bandits?
We'll run sheep.
Everyone knows it's
a waste of time to rob sheep herders.
Brilliant, Mr. Aragon.
I'll take Sandy and Benjamin.
- And me.
I'll need a sextant.
- We've got one.
Oh, Jamie.
Not a word to anyone.
A matter like this could start a stampede.
Yes, sir.
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