The Magnificent Seven Ride! Page #5

From what I can count,

we've got about half of 'em.

They got about half of us.

The odds are the same

as when we started.

(Laurie) Everybody sit down.

Sit down.

Here. Come on.

- No, Chris. No! Please, no!

- Laurie, stop it!

You know this is the last resort.

Chris! Give her back to him.

Maybe he'll go away.

I would give her back to him.

But she's not important to him now.

He'd see her in hell before

he'd let us get away with this.

Laurie,...

.. you'll have to decide for yourself...

.. and do it or not.

I can't.

All right.

De Toro will let

the children live, won't he?

I don't know what he'll do.

You told me yourself he was crazy mad.

Laurie.

They're fine kids.

Sorry.

He was a good man.

What was his name?

I... I never thought to ask.

It didn't seem important.

He... wasn't much for talkin'.

Walt.

Walt Drummond.

(horses approach)

(woman yells)

De Toro!

(sobbing)

Oh, Chris.

Hey, Chris.

Where's my pardon?

This town needs a sheriff, Skinner.

- Interested?

- It ain't much of a town.

Three men and a passel

of women and kids.

Well, the women are scarce in

this part of the country. Men'll come.

Why not?

(chuckles)

Chris. Did I ever tell you

I was born in Salt Lake?

I'm a Mormon.

(Madge) Noah.

(Chris) Guess I won't be

comin' this way again.

The sheriff here is an old enemy of mine.

If you behaved yourself,

you wouldn't get into any trouble.

- You put him up to that.

- I did not.

- The hell you didn't.

- It's just that they've grown used to you.

Yeah, well, kids pick up bad habits easy.

So do adults.

I ain't makin' no promises.

Who asked you to?

Skinner! You've just

been demoted to deputy!

Yeah, well, that figures.

Wouldn't have had

much time for work anyway.

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