Silverado Page #9
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1985
- 133 min
- $33,200,000
- 594 Views
PADEN:
You're wearing my hat. What else you
got that's mine?
UGLY COWBOY:
I don't know what you're talking
about, mister.
He shifts a little in his chair. His right hand slides off
the table. Bystanders back away. Emmett watches from the
bar.
PADEN:
I hope your hand isn't tickling my
bone-handled Colt. If you stand up
real slow and let me see, you might
live through this night.
The Ugly Cowboy hesitates, his eyes darting. He pushes his
chair back slowly and begins to rise as if in compliance.
But now a bone-handled Colt is in his hand, clearing his
holster. Paden is quicker. He snatches his gun from his belt
and fires.
Paden's eyes, squinting through a cloud of gunsmoke, as we
hear the Ugly Cowboy's body CRASH to the floor in his chair.
Paden's glance now darts down at an angle.
WHAT HE SEES. His hat lands on the saloon floor, spins once
on its brim, and settles into stillness like a tossed coin.
Silence in the saloon. Then, in a far corner, the BANGING of
chairs and a door SLAMMING. Paden's gun points that way, but
there is no one there. Only an overturned chair, and an empty
pair of boots -- Paden's.
Paden picks up his hat and walks toward his boots. Emmett
moves to the dead man, unbuckles the gunbelt, and pulls it
free of the body. He picks up the bone-handled Colt and puts
it in the holster, then stops abruptly. We hear the steady
advance of FOOTSTEPS across the saloon floor. Emmett's eyes
follow the off-screen presence.
Paden, seated, is pulling on his newly-regained boots with a
delighted air when a shadow surges up and engulfs him. He
looks up.
Sheriff Langston towers over him.
INT. CELLBLOCK - NIGHT
Paden is brusquely deposited in the cell next to a surprised
Jake by Sheriff Langston and DEPUTY BLOCK.
PADEN:
You're making a big mistake.
Langston is not interested. He and Block go out.
JAKE:
That's what I told 'em.
INT. SHERIFF'S OFFICE - NIGHT
Deputy Block eyes Emmett, who loiters by the door as Langston
settles himself.
LANGSTON:
Maybe I ought to throw you in jail
too. Then you could be with all your
friends.
EMMETT:
I haven't done anything.
LANGSTON:
I want you out of town before the
hanging.
EMMETT:
I'll be long gone.
OMIT:
INT. CELLBLOCK - NIGHT
Paden forlornly regards a snoring drunk in another cell as
Jake talks to him.
JAKE:
You mean you ain't coming with Emmett
and me?
PADEN:
I can't say I'm convinced you're
going anywhere.
JAKE:
Sure we are. We're leaving at dawn.
PADEN:
I've got no reason to run. It was a
fair fight and there were plenty of
witnesses.
JAKE:
(bubbly)
Yeah, that's what happened with me
too.
PADEN:
The other guy drew first.
JAKE:
(same for him)
Right!
Paden looks a little discouraged, but is still unconvinced.
EXT. GALLOWS - MAIN STREET - NIGHT
Emmett sits up on the new gallows in the deserted
intersection, his legs dangling through the dropped trap
door. Now he begins idly collecting wood shavings into a
little pile.
INT. CELLBLOCK - NIGHT
Paden steps close to the bars that separate the cells and
looks up at Jake, who is dangling at arm's length from one
of the overhead bars in his cell.
PADEN:
(whispering)
Your brother seems pretty good, but
it isn't going to be easy getting in
here.
Jake drops down to the floor.
JAKE:
He ain't coming in, we're going out.
(motions)
Gimme your belt.
Paden, trying to follow this, unbuckles his belt.
JAKE:
Didn't he tell you about Blind Pete?
PADEN:
(handing him the belt)
We didn't get that far.
JAKE:
Blind Pete taught me a great trick.
Jake grasps Paden's belt by the buckle and snaps it at Paden
with a CRACK, like a lion tamer.
INT. SHERIFF'S OFFICE - DAWN
Deputy Block cheats at solitaire while Langston dozes at his
desk. Now we hear FOOTSTEPS and BANGING outside.
STABLE BOY (O.S.)
Sheriff! Sheriff! Open up!
Block unlocks the door as Langston comes groggily to life. A
STABLE BOY bounces at the door, pointing off.
STABLE BOY:
Sheriff Langston, come quick!
He disappears. Langston goes out, calling back to Block --
LANGSTON:
Lock this door and don't let anybody
in.
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