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**New Action Movie 2024: Full**
"New Action Movie 2024: Full" is an adrenaline-pumping cinematic experience that pushes the boundaries of action and excitement. The film follows Jack Steele, a former elite special forces operative, who is drawn back into a world of danger when a powerful criminal organization kidnaps his daughter. With time running out and the stakes higher than ever, Jack must rely on his exceptional combat skills and resourcefulness to dismantle the syndicate and save his daughter. Featuring breathtaking stunts, explosive set pieces, and a gripping storyline, "New Action Movie 2024: Full" delivers non-stop thrills and showcases the resilience of a father's love against insurmountable odds.
"New Action Movie 2024: Full" is an adrenaline-pumping cinematic experience that pushes the boundaries of action and excitement. The film follows Jack Steele, a former elite special forces operative, who is drawn back into a world of danger when a powerful criminal organization kidnaps his daughter. With time running out and the stakes higher than ever, Jack must rely on his exceptional combat skills and resourcefulness to dismantle the syndicate and save his daughter. Featuring breathtaking stunts, explosive set pieces, and a gripping storyline, "New Action Movie 2024: Full" delivers non-stop thrills and showcases the resilience of a father's love against insurmountable odds.
Transcript
00:00:00Mattie, honey, your shirt.
00:00:03Jeff!
00:00:05That's my rosy cheeks.
00:00:08There's a good girl.
00:00:10There you go.
00:00:12Mommy's in a hurry. I need you to put your shirt on.
00:00:14Matthew.
00:00:15Thank you.
00:00:17Jeff!
00:00:18Sorry.
00:00:19Cookie had to milk the cow again.
00:00:21Lost track of time.
00:00:24Come here, baby.
00:00:26Oh, good girl.
00:00:29Morning, Jeff.
00:00:31Morning.
00:00:36Well, it's not rare beefsteaks, but you should eat your breakfast anyway, Jeff.
00:00:40Morning.
00:00:41Morning, Scotty.
00:00:46What?
00:00:48For what we are about to receive...
00:00:54Lord, we are grateful. Amen.
00:00:56Amen.
00:00:57Amen.
00:01:04We might as well slow down. It's not like they can start without you.
00:01:07It sets a bad example to the students if the teacher's late.
00:01:13Cookie, would you please...
00:01:15Oh, yeah, come on here, you little sweet baby.
00:01:21Now?
00:01:22We're not in a hurry as well. We're gonna move those cows to that creek on the south side.
00:01:25Coming.
00:01:28All right now, Maddie, you listen to Cookie, all right?
00:01:30Yes, yes.
00:01:31Mind him. Take a nap when he tells you to.
00:01:33Stay out of trouble.
00:01:35Bye-bye.
00:01:41Missy.
00:01:43What's the matter? Did I forget something?
00:01:45No.
00:01:47I just wanted to let you know to have a nice day.
00:01:51Have a nice day. Well, thank you.
00:01:54Same to you.
00:01:55Now, what is it you really wanted to say, Mr. Lahaye?
00:01:59I hate that we need the money from your teaching job.
00:02:02But between the drought and the cattle plague, the herd's much smaller than it should be.
00:02:08Well, only the good Lord knows how big our herd should be.
00:02:11Let's let our faith rest in Him.
00:02:14You're right.
00:02:16I know I am.
00:02:19Now, I better get going or Tedsford Junction's gonna start looking for a new teacher.
00:02:22I love you.
00:02:37Have a nice day. You, too.
00:02:52Come on. Put them back there.
00:03:02There they go.
00:03:06Come on. Move.
00:03:23Scotty, Jeff.
00:03:25Yeah, yeah.
00:03:27Drive the herd to the creek. I'll meet you there in a little bit.
00:03:30All right.
00:03:32All right.
00:03:53Come on.
00:03:59Afternoon, Mr. Lahaye.
00:04:01Redoros.
00:04:03Abel.
00:04:05What brings you out my way?
00:04:06Always cut to the chase, don't you?
00:04:08It usually suits me best, Sam.
00:04:10That's why we came to see this man, Abel.
00:04:13Always directly to the point and honest to a fault.
00:04:17Well, I don't think you rode all the way out here just to pay me a compliment.
00:04:20It's official business, Willie.
00:04:22We need a sheriff from Tedsford Junction.
00:04:24Well, if you're here for my official position on the matter, I'd have to say I agree with you.
00:04:28I'm here to offer you the job.
00:04:30Well, I'm no low man, Doros.
00:04:32Hear me out, Willie.
00:04:34This job doesn't come without its share of bonuses.
00:04:38You get a good, steady paycheck.
00:04:41Why me?
00:04:42Because people like you.
00:04:44And you can be persuasive keeping the peace.
00:04:47Get the job done.
00:04:48I appreciate it, but not interested.
00:04:53See, I got my hands full looking after my herd until we take them to market.
00:04:57Well, I will be hiring a sheriff, Willie.
00:05:02And I'd like for that job to go to a man with integrity like yourself.
00:05:06You know, that way you could help your family and the town.
00:05:09Just think about it, Willie.
00:05:18I have a surprise for you today, boys and girls.
00:05:30Someone has donated brand new readers for our whole class.
00:05:36Yes, Annie.
00:05:37Are they for our very own to keep?
00:05:40Everyone will get their very own copy to borrow for the rest of the year.
00:05:45I'd like to help you pass them out.
00:05:50Here you go.
00:05:51It's right over there.
00:05:55Now, I'd like for you to open up your readers and write your name on the inside cover.
00:06:02Use pencil and use your best penmanship.
00:06:07Mrs. LaHaye?
00:06:08Yes?
00:06:10My readers already got a name in it.
00:06:12It says Samuel H. Doros.
00:06:14That's because it was Mayor Doros who donated these readers.
00:06:17Without his generosity, we wouldn't have these new books.
00:06:21All right, class.
00:06:22I would like to start with our penmanship.
00:06:26Now, let's begin.
00:06:27Turn to page three.
00:06:30Hey, Sandy!
00:06:54Much longer.
00:06:56Should be any minute now.
00:06:58Look who's up from her nap.
00:07:02Oh.
00:07:03Miss Catherine never wants to miss a phone.
00:07:05Isn't that right?
00:07:06Now, I want you two to be on your best behavior.
00:07:08Just because we live in the Wild West does not mean that we have to act like it.
00:07:12I see him! I see him!
00:07:15Oh, he's here! He's here!
00:07:17I see him!
00:07:22Pa!
00:07:26Whoa.
00:07:30Come here, sweetheart.
00:07:34Pa!
00:07:36You're here!
00:07:38Oh, you're finally here.
00:07:39I'm here.
00:07:40I'm here, sweetheart.
00:07:43Oh, you beautiful sight for these eyes.
00:07:46I promised your mother I would memorize this very moment.
00:07:51Oh, Pa, I can't tell you how much I've missed you.
00:07:54Mom and the boys are fine, and I wish they were here.
00:07:58The cost of the trip was just too much for all of us.
00:08:01I wish they could have come, too, but I am so glad that you didn't wait any longer.
00:08:05Kathy's down for the night.
00:08:06Sounds like she gave up without a fight.
00:08:08Oh, she's worn out from all the excitement of meeting her grandpa today.
00:08:12Well, it's been pretty exciting for me, too.
00:08:15Marty and I have been very grateful to get to know all of you.
00:08:20From Missy's letters.
00:08:22But it's so nice to finally be able to put the faces with the names.
00:08:27All of us being apart has been hard.
00:08:30And I know you've had some hard times.
00:08:32But God's with us.
00:08:34It's been a tough couple of years for all the ranchers in the area.
00:08:38Little to no rain made the grazing scarce, and then the cattle plague swept through the valley.
00:08:42Thankfully, we have my teaching job to help make ends meet.
00:08:46We're just looking to hold out until we can drive the herd to the market in springtime.
00:08:52Pray for a big payday.
00:08:54Catch up on things.
00:08:57I'll pray for that myself.
00:09:00In the meantime, I'm just thankful to be here.
00:09:04How do you always manage to skedaddle before you're finished getting dressed?
00:09:08Come here.
00:09:09Stir it around.
00:09:11You might take your pa and show him the herd this morning.
00:09:14Not before I see that baby granddaughter of mine.
00:09:17Rosy cheeks.
00:09:18I'll go get Kathy up.
00:09:20It's a rare thing she sleeps in this late.
00:09:25Morning.
00:09:26Morning.
00:09:29Morning.
00:09:30Morning.
00:09:35Willie!
00:09:38Willie!
00:09:42What's wrong?
00:09:43She's not breathing.
00:09:44Kathy?
00:09:45Willie, she's not breathing.
00:09:47Kathy?
00:09:48Kathy?
00:09:49Jeff, get out.
00:09:51Kathy?
00:09:52Get out!
00:09:53Kathy?
00:09:58Please.
00:09:59Ollie.
00:10:01What?
00:10:02Kathy?
00:10:03What?
00:10:04Kathy, please!
00:10:11Come here, son.
00:10:18Hold my tongue.
00:10:22grief consumes us emotions betray us somehow Lord let us rest in your promise
00:10:38your promise that Kathy is safe in your arm please accept my condolences mr.
00:10:45Davis it is such a tragedy I am sorry thank you
00:10:54hello sweetheart mr. Davis this is my daughter Colette Colette this is mr.
00:11:00Clark Davis mrs. Lay's father little Kathy's grandfather I'm so sorry for
00:11:08your loss thank you it's awful thank you
00:11:15Colette is uh she's on break she's been refining her ways at the Millington
00:11:21finishing school back east very good
00:11:28you know it is with daughters
00:11:32they sure can break their father's hearts
00:11:37you
00:11:40it's more ways than one
00:11:44you
00:12:02the words were just right good strange how in an instant everything can change
00:12:11makes a man unsure about anything and everything tough times all over
00:12:20gotta say you hired me a few years back I was working as a ham for you
00:12:27it might easier on the nerves and have my own spread
00:12:32no no married Linda's expecting I realize how much that stake how bad I
00:12:40don't want it to work out
00:13:10I put her to sleep just like always and then I checked on her right before I
00:13:20went to sleep but she was fine
00:13:24and in the morning I went to get her up and she wasn't she wasn't breathing I
00:13:36just want her safe
00:13:41and protected
00:13:48Missy
00:13:53I'll be fine
00:13:57I'll be fine
00:14:10I was a beautiful service Henry thank you perhaps you should have stuck to
00:14:28your previous vocation judging by those glorious words you spoke you know God a
00:14:35lot better than you know cattle she knew gift to my wife from her father fine
00:14:46gift
00:15:05you
00:15:12but look at it
00:15:15look at you boys best friends to be supporting me she's gonna miss I don't
00:15:20know please
00:15:25just gotta find a smooth look at you boys got a lot of people need low key low
00:15:33key just one of the
00:15:35nation's best
00:15:37yeah
00:15:39lowkey
00:15:41lowkey
00:15:43lowkey
00:15:45lowkey
00:15:47lowkey
00:15:49lowkey
00:15:51lowkey
00:15:53lowkey
00:15:55lowkey
00:15:57lowkey
00:15:59lowkey
00:16:01lowkey
00:16:03yes
00:16:05what are you doing?
00:16:07it's a school day
00:16:09I'm getting an early start for once
00:16:11lowkey
00:16:13lowkey
00:16:15lowkey
00:16:17lowkey
00:16:19lowkey
00:16:21lowkey
00:16:23lowkey
00:16:25lowkey
00:16:27lowkey
00:16:29lowkey
00:16:32lowkey
00:16:37thank you for what I've been teaching you
00:16:38ok
00:16:40but this is not my chance
00:16:42we need a deal
00:16:43we need the money
00:16:47cookie
00:16:48lowkey
00:16:49glow-fly out night means night
00:16:51whoopety slurp
00:16:53please move the cuerdo and the rest of your things have me to the bar
00:16:56see you later
00:16:57ight
00:16:58flourish
00:16:59Nights are like flowers
00:17:00Low-key, low-key
00:17:02Feelings on the verge
00:17:03As if shadows are sliding on the wall
00:17:06Low-key, low-key
00:17:08Dancing in the fog
00:17:10Where love blooms
00:17:11Nights are like flowers
00:17:29So, you're out here all alone?
00:17:34Uh, I don't mind.
00:17:37Helps me think things through while I get my work done.
00:17:41Moby Dick?
00:17:42I think it's the best thing Melville's ever written.
00:17:45Yes, Ishmael and his wailing voyage.
00:17:49As far as authors go, I prefer Dickens.
00:17:53I'm halfway through Great Expectations.
00:17:55So the evening myths were rising now,
00:17:58and in all the broad expanse of tranquil light they showed to me,
00:18:01I saw no shadow of another parting from her.
00:18:06These last few lines of the book
00:18:09didn't mean to spoil the ending for you.
00:18:12You should keep reading, though.
00:18:21You shouldn't run full out like that.
00:18:23There's wheel ruts and prairie dog holes.
00:18:25Oh, you shouldn't worry about me.
00:18:26I'm a very accomplished writer.
00:18:28I was worried about him.
00:18:35How's your father and mother?
00:18:37Oh, they're...
00:18:39They're not my parents.
00:18:40They're not?
00:18:42No, the Lahays adopted me when I was 11,
00:18:44right after my older brother suddenly died.
00:18:47I'm so sorry.
00:18:50Um...
00:18:51This horse...
00:18:54Looks familiar.
00:18:56Isn't he beautiful?
00:18:58My father just bought him for me.
00:19:01Will you be ready for an adventure tomorrow?
00:19:05What? Oh.
00:19:08Yeah, probably.
00:19:10Good.
00:19:21See ya.
00:19:24See ya.
00:19:54See ya.
00:20:25Mrs. Lahay.
00:20:27Mrs. Lahay.
00:20:31Oh, what?
00:20:32You didn't get my picture.
00:20:34Oh, I'm sorry.
00:20:37It's lovely.
00:20:39To the little girl, good.
00:20:42I tried to do it today, and I just couldn't.
00:20:46We'll be just fine.
00:20:48Well, we might, we might not.
00:20:50Well, we might, we might not.
00:20:52The Lord and said,
00:20:54O Lord God, remember me.
00:20:57I pray thee, and strengthen me.
00:21:00I pray thee, only this once, O God.
00:21:04Pa!
00:21:10Hey, little nerd.
00:21:12Pa, you're squeezing me.
00:21:21Cookie left some supper on the stove for you.
00:21:31Mayor Doris offered me a job today.
00:21:34What kind of job?
00:21:36They're needing a sheriff.
00:21:38We didn't discuss it.
00:21:40Well, we need the money.
00:21:42Keep the ranch going.
00:21:44Who's gonna run the ranch?
00:21:46Scotty.
00:21:48Scotty.
00:22:03Missy, your finger's bleeding.
00:22:08I didn't feel a thing.
00:22:19Cookie.
00:22:21You got some grub I can take out to Scotty and Jeff?
00:22:24I'm working on it as we speak.
00:22:26Matty down for his nap?
00:22:28Yes, sir.
00:22:30How's she doing?
00:22:35Well, sir,
00:22:37she won't eat.
00:22:39She won't eat.
00:22:41She won't eat.
00:22:43She won't eat.
00:22:45She won't eat.
00:22:47She won't eat,
00:22:49and she won't come out of that room.
00:22:51It's like she just...
00:22:53It's like she just stopped.
00:22:55It's like she just stopped.
00:22:58Why don't we try to give her some of your soup?
00:23:00It smells so good.
00:23:02Oh, yes.
00:23:11Missy?
00:23:17Missy?
00:23:23I've been praying
00:23:27for God to give you comfort.
00:23:31I brought something for you to eat.
00:23:34I can't.
00:23:36Please, you gotta try.
00:23:38Even if you don't feel hungry.
00:23:41Please, Paul, just leave me alone.
00:23:44I can't do that, darling.
00:23:46I love you too much.
00:24:10Doris!
00:24:12Doris, get out here!
00:24:15Doris, you coward, get out here!
00:24:18Are you gonna run and hide?
00:24:24Now face me like a man, Doris!
00:24:26You can't hide behind your money now, can you, huh?
00:24:30Joe Paxson?
00:24:32Is that you?
00:24:33It's me. Who's that?
00:24:37It's Willie Lahaye.
00:24:39I'm the new sheriff.
00:24:41Do some sheriffing and lock up that crook, Doris!
00:24:44Why don't you put the gun down? We'll talk about that.
00:24:46Talking don't save a man's land.
00:24:48Bullets to the ticket!
00:24:50Come on, Joe. I got some coffee in my office.
00:24:53We can straighten this out.
00:24:56Get to the bottom of what's troubling you.
00:24:58Doris is at the bottom of it!
00:25:01Samuel, sell me down the river, Doris!
00:25:04Listen, Joe.
00:25:06Joe.
00:25:09You don't want to give your plan away like this.
00:25:12You took my family.
00:25:20Hey.
00:25:23You gonna help me, Lahaye?
00:25:26Yeah. I'm gonna help you inside.
00:25:29Get some coffee.
00:25:31A good long nap.
00:25:35It's all right.
00:25:37You got one bad man left in town, Willie.
00:25:41Soup's getting cold.
00:25:45Stubborn.
00:25:46Yep.
00:26:07Come on.
00:26:38There must be hundreds.
00:26:40My mother had them shipped over from her home in Boston.
00:26:44Father always said she lived and breathed books.
00:26:47The complete works of William Shakespeare.
00:26:49Oh, have you read much Shakespeare?
00:26:51Missy had me read Romeo and Juliet.
00:26:53So romantic, isn't it?
00:26:54Well, I read it a few years ago,
00:26:56and at the time, I was more interested in the poison and the dagger.
00:26:59Well, perhaps if you read it now,
00:27:02you would be more interested in Shakespeare.
00:27:05You would be more interested in the romance.
00:27:08Maybe so.
00:27:10If you read it now, you would see that, though they're young,
00:27:14they both knew their own hearts.
00:27:16They knew that theirs was true love.
00:27:18You can borrow it, if you would like.
00:27:20Really?
00:27:22I don't see why not.
00:27:23I mean, I'm gonna see you again, aren't I?
00:27:25I'm afraid that some of that is too fragile to be let out.
00:27:30Jeff and I were just out riding, and I wanted to show him the library.
00:27:34It's...
00:27:36It's like nothing I've ever seen.
00:27:38Well, as you can see, this is also my office.
00:27:40I have work to attend to.
00:27:42Oh, Father, there are just a few more titles I'd like to show Jeff.
00:27:45Well, I'm afraid it's gonna have to wait, Collette.
00:27:47But, Father...
00:27:48It's fine.
00:27:50Your father's a busy man.
00:27:54Goodbye, sir.
00:27:57Goodbye, sir.
00:27:59Goodbye.
00:28:10I am so sorry about that.
00:28:12My father's not usually so rude.
00:28:14Don't worry about it.
00:28:16I'll bring you the book next time I see you, okay?
00:28:18No.
00:28:19Better not.
00:28:20It might upset your father.
00:28:23I have been upsetting my father
00:28:26since I was old enough to tell him what dress I wanted to wear.
00:28:30You sound like a girl who likes to be contrary.
00:28:33I'm a woman who knows what she wants.
00:28:38And what would that be?
00:28:40I'd like to spend more time with you.
00:28:45Unless you don't want to.
00:28:47I'm sorry if I'm coming off like a spoiled brat.
00:28:50No.
00:28:51No, I like that.
00:28:55Collette?
00:29:08Please, sweetheart, come on in.
00:29:10Have a seat.
00:29:14So, are you in the habit of spending your time with strangers?
00:29:19Spending your time with strange young men?
00:29:21He's hardly a strange young man, Father.
00:29:23I met him with you at the Lahays Ranch.
00:29:26You've been spending time with him ever since?
00:29:30I've seen him a couple of times.
00:29:33Was being at home so tedious?
00:29:35To where you had to spend your time with the likes of him?
00:29:38You just have to give him a chance.
00:29:40He knows books and ranching and horses.
00:29:43You'll like him once you get to know him.
00:29:45That's hardly something that's likely to happen, baby.
00:29:48You'll be going back to school,
00:29:50and he'll be going back to doing whatever it is that he does.
00:30:18I love you.
00:30:48I love you, too.
00:31:18You're late.
00:31:21I didn't mean to wake you.
00:31:23You didn't.
00:31:25Just like you're thinking.
00:31:39Ellie.
00:31:42Have you been able to cry?
00:31:44Ever since Cass.
00:31:48No.
00:32:09Come on in, Sheriff. Mr. Dorough's been expecting you.
00:32:19Boys.
00:32:25Sheriff Lahays.
00:32:27Hope it brought you appetite.
00:32:29Pull up a seat.
00:32:33All right.
00:32:35Thanks.
00:32:40Anita.
00:32:42Más vino, por favor.
00:32:44Sí, señor.
00:32:46I may have some pressing issues that will need your attention shortly.
00:32:51Seems that Henry and Melinda Klein have me between a,
00:32:55shall we say, a rock and a hard place.
00:32:57Henry and Melinda are good friends of mine.
00:32:59I'm sure they're good people.
00:33:02But they gotta pay their debts just like everybody else.
00:33:05They had a bad spell last year.
00:33:09See, Klein borrowed a lot of money from me,
00:33:12using his land and his livestock as collateral.
00:33:15They've missed several payments.
00:33:17How much does he owe?
00:33:19Enough. He needs to pay me,
00:33:21or you need to remove him from the premises.
00:33:23Like Joe Paxson?
00:33:25I know about that ruckus with him in town.
00:33:28Drunken fool.
00:33:30The man lost everything.
00:33:32He even had to send his wife to the hospital.
00:33:35The man lost everything.
00:33:37He even had to send his wife and daughter away
00:33:39because they couldn't provide for him.
00:33:41You know, when I was a boy,
00:33:43I can remember going for days without anything in my stomach.
00:33:47And when I did have a meal,
00:33:49see, I couldn't even enjoy it
00:33:52because I was too busy worrying about where my next meal would come from.
00:33:55All because I had a father that was weak.
00:33:59He built everything up
00:34:01only to let someone come in and take it from me.
00:34:04I'm not my father, Leahy.
00:34:06You're sitting in the biggest house for a hundred miles.
00:34:09You know, the gap between me
00:34:12and a chance of poverty will never be big enough to suit me.
00:34:15And if it means tossing people like Paxson off his land,
00:34:18then so be it.
00:34:20And I refuse
00:34:22to let life take a sucker punch from me.
00:34:26See, we all make choices, Leahy.
00:34:29You know, take you, for instance.
00:34:32You made the choice to become sheriff,
00:34:35keep food on your table for your family.
00:34:38Now Paxson, he chose to raise cattle.
00:34:42Which ended up on another man's table.
00:34:45What?
00:34:46Oh, yeah.
00:34:48When you get back to the jail,
00:34:50you can thank Joe Paxson for that steak.
00:34:53Lunch was on him.
00:34:56Got to get back to town.
00:35:03Oh, Sheriff.
00:35:08Aren't you forgetting something?
00:35:20And those papers.
00:35:22Now, those papers,
00:35:24they give me the legal rights
00:35:26to claim Henry Kline's property if he should default.
00:35:29If he's got the money to pay me, well, that's fine.
00:35:32If not,
00:35:34then you do your job, Sheriff,
00:35:36and you give him notice.
00:35:38Seven days,
00:35:40and they vacate the premises,
00:35:42leaving all their possessions,
00:35:44including livestock, behind.
00:35:48Then you tell Doris,
00:35:50I'll pay him when I drive the cows to market.
00:35:53That's still a month away.
00:35:55Listen, the loan contract says you've got to pay him something now.
00:35:59You need to make at least one payment.
00:36:02Maybe something you could sell.
00:36:04I sold everything that's not tied down.
00:36:08And you know, Melinda's expecting.
00:36:18Why didn't you tell me things were so bad for you?
00:36:23I guess I was praying for a miracle.
00:36:27Doris will force this issue, Henry.
00:36:29He'll take your land.
00:36:31Over my cold, dead body.
00:36:34That kind of talk won't do your family any good.
00:36:37The law says you've got seven days,
00:36:39or else I have to remove you from your property.
00:36:43What's up, Melinda?
00:36:44My call.
00:36:45Go ahead.
00:36:46You're fired.
00:36:47Cheater.
00:36:48You know that?
00:36:49I'm finished
00:36:50with you.
00:36:52I'm going back to that business.
00:36:54No!
00:36:55I'm tired of you.
00:36:57I've got to...
00:36:58I've got to go.
00:36:59I have to have my check.
00:37:02I'll deal with him.
00:37:03No, no, you don't.
00:37:04No, you don't.
00:37:05I
00:37:14Pop morning you're up and out early I
00:37:21Tell you Scotty
00:37:24He sure is one tough old man. He's keeping me busier than a farmer with a broke plow on a lame horse
00:37:36You
00:37:39Alright
00:37:41Trying to be Paul
00:37:45Most times it just feel like there's a dark cloud hanging over us. I can't get out from under
00:37:54Just nagging doubts
00:37:58Shake and faith feel like
00:38:02Like Willie and I are pulling apart losing a child
00:38:06That's the hardest pain any parent can go through
00:38:12You just have to make sure
00:38:15That you don't let that dark cloud overstay its welcome
00:38:19Steal your joy make you bitter
00:38:23It'll whisper lies
00:38:25disguise its truth
00:38:27It will attempt to
00:38:29divide you
00:38:31from those that you love
00:38:36You know that you're Willie
00:38:38Or both welcome back home if you decide not to stay
00:38:42We will do everything in our power to make sure you get a fresh start. Thank you, Paul
00:38:48Hey, you two have been working so hard to make sure everything else gets done. I guess that's it
00:38:55Well, you know where he is, what do you mean I'm saying it might be high time that you went to visit your husband
00:39:05The sheriff now you go freshen up and I'll saddle your horse. Okay, Don
00:39:36I
00:39:44Can't stop quit
00:39:52How can I help
00:40:02One hand with a hammer and a nail
00:40:05I
00:40:35Well, you were right let the lay boy been getting pretty cozy they're together right now
00:40:46It's gonna regret that
00:41:06Oh
00:41:08Hi, I'm not intruding if this is a bad time to visit I can know no
00:41:13It's really nice to see you Melinda. Please come in
00:41:24I'm sorry. I haven't stopped by until now. I've been an awful friend. Oh, no. No, please don't say that
00:41:32To be honest, I don't think I could have dealt with the company before
00:41:36You
00:41:40How are you and Henry
00:41:42The baby fine except for you know, the ranch but the ranch
00:41:49Willie hasn't told you I don't really see Willie that much nowadays
00:41:57Not since he's been working as sheriff, you know that hmm he came by the other day
00:42:06What happened Melinda
00:42:17Henry owes Sam Doris some money and he sent Willie to come by to collect
00:42:23I'm sorry, really. Sorry Melinda
00:42:27last year after the drought, um
00:42:30Doris paid Henry a visit and he made it seem like
00:42:34He wanted to help Henry get back on track and like everybody we were hurting financially. So
00:42:40We took him up on his offer
00:42:44Now we're behind on our payments and
00:42:50It's this Willie a sheriff he's the one who has to forces from Marley really won't do that sheriff doesn't have a choice
00:43:00What
00:43:02Happens to Henry and Melinda if they don't pay Doris on time
00:43:06The horse will foreclose on their ranch just like you've done to Joe packs and probably others. I
00:43:13Know this is awful for you
00:43:18I've been thinking about going back to teaching
00:43:22If I go back, then you wouldn't have to do this and be in this situation. You can't go back to teaching this
00:43:27Yes, I can I know
00:43:30Not now, please
00:43:32Why I?
00:43:33Don't understand. I
00:43:36Can't explain. I just need to know you're here safe
00:43:45I'll stay Willie. I'll stay
00:43:50Have you been praying for his help I
00:43:53I
00:43:56Can't seem to
00:43:58Maybe we should try praying together. What exactly would we be praying for missy?
00:44:03The only thing we both want
00:44:06We won't ever see again
00:44:22I
00:44:52Can't please
00:45:22You
00:45:52You
00:46:12As you can see mr. Taylor son everything I brought with me is of the finest quality
00:46:17I'm sorry, mrs. Hey, but $13 is all I can do
00:46:22It still leaves me $2 short of what I need
00:46:28Well, that's entirely up to you
00:46:45But if it's worth $2 to you
00:46:52Why you backtail Jeremiah
00:47:23I'm glad you can make it sheriff
00:47:30We both think we're standing on our own land
00:47:37You know this day was coming you should have packed something got in your boots together so he couldn't have them
00:47:44Come on is this gonna take all day. I know he's just doing your job
00:47:48Really seems that me and Klein have come to an impasse
00:47:56Hey
00:48:05You're too full yourself to realize that the user you are is indeed being used to the grave
00:48:10You'll be dragged by the seducer of your greed
00:48:14And when you're an old man
00:48:16You'll live off the memory of your usury and your escapades
00:48:19too full of pride to admit
00:48:21You're nothing from an empty shell. I
00:48:26Know men like you despise and reproof that you were made that way
00:48:33But you rejected what you were made for
00:48:37Here Doris
00:48:40Here's enough to keep us on our land gives you another 30 days. Oh
00:48:49By the way, I
00:48:51Used to be a good pastor
00:48:53But now I'm a rancher
00:48:56Just want you to get off my land
00:48:5930 days
00:49:02Ladies
00:49:09I
00:49:28Are you all right? I would have had to do it missy. I know
00:49:34Will you ride home with me I've got to get back to town
00:49:39I
00:50:10Clet is that you
00:50:17Hello father, hey
00:50:19Where you been just out riding by yourself. I'm gonna be surrounded by girls at school in a few days
00:50:25So I don't mind the solitude. I see. Well, if that's all I'm gonna go change. Well, there is one more thing
00:50:33It's a matter of conscience
00:50:36I
00:50:38Had a change of heart about that new horse. I got you. You mean the one you took from the clients? Yeah, it's been
00:50:47Been on my mind for the last couple of days. I think the only right thing to do is to give it back
00:50:53That's wonderful. Just find myself in a bit of a bind knows exactly how to do that. Just give it back. I
00:51:00Am a businessman and I have a reputation
00:51:05Can't appear softer and decisive
00:51:07I think the best way to handle this situation is that if you were to give the horse to that friend of yours Jeff
00:51:14LaHaye and well
00:51:16Have him return it to the clients
00:51:19one more thing I
00:51:22Rather nobody knows my idea. I won't tell
00:51:27Thank you father you're doing the right thing
00:51:35I
00:52:05I
00:52:35I
00:53:05You
00:53:25Missy Missy
00:53:29Come on out of the right now you're gonna get pneumonia
00:53:33Come on now
00:53:36Come on inside let's go
00:53:43Come on
00:53:44Let me go. We gotta go inside. What's this about? Let me go. I can feel it. It's the rain. It's a drop
00:53:51I can feel it for the first time
00:54:05Oh
00:54:15We're not always meant to
00:54:22No, no
00:54:33You're doing it
00:54:36Oh, you're doing it
00:54:38Oh
00:55:05Missy I
00:55:08Didn't know you were coming into town today. I'm a little surprised myself. Is it? All right?
00:55:17Yeah, it's it's fine
00:55:31It's good
00:55:33It's just leftover ham
00:55:35How's Maddie keeping cookie on his toes, that's good
00:56:05You
00:56:20To the time that we had her we thank you
00:56:27For all the days of our lives that we will miss her
00:56:29I
00:56:31Miss your love helps ease the ache in our hearts
00:56:39And then
00:56:59You
00:57:29Oh
00:57:55I'm so glad you came
00:58:00They knew I'd come to say goodbye
00:58:02It's only goodbye for a little while. I'm gonna miss you. I'll miss you, too. Oh
00:58:08I brought you something. Oh, but I don't it's two things actually, but they're not gifts in the traditional sense because you can't keep them
00:58:21Oh Colette, I can't take this please take it and read Romeo and Juliet again for me. Thank you. Oh
00:58:29I
00:58:39Want you to take my horse and give it back to mrs. Klein
00:58:45But Collette your father my father gave me this horse now, I want to give it back
00:58:55I should go
00:58:59Oh
00:59:12I'll give you Lego
00:59:29I
00:59:50Don't have your address
00:59:59I
01:00:29Oh
01:00:59Oh
01:01:14It's like we got it's a horse thief go get him boys
01:01:29Oh
01:01:54Get up
01:02:00Jet is that right? You know my name?
01:02:11Abel here tells me he caught you stealing one of our horses red-handed
01:02:17Like I told him
01:02:19Colette gave me the horse to return it to the clients. This must have been a conspiracy that you made up with the clients
01:02:24I mean them being as good of friends to your family and all
01:02:27Henry Melinda don't know anything about this. Listen to me, son. I
01:02:32Can't help you unless you get honest with me
01:02:35No, we do the horse thieves
01:02:37We're gonna handle this one by the books
01:02:40I'm taking you into town
01:02:44That sheriff ain't gonna do nothing to one of his own William LaHaye is a man of the law and
01:02:51I don't have any doubt
01:02:54He'll do the right thing
01:02:57Get this trash out of my house
01:03:28Get on down, sonny
01:03:39Jeff
01:03:45Well, I got another prisoner for you sheriff you need to lock him up until the federal marshal arrives get your hand off my boy
01:03:52I
01:03:54Mean they caught him dead to rights
01:03:57On a stolen horse. Oh, it's true enough
01:04:00I'm an eyewitness along with my men in the last I heard horse thieves
01:04:05They get the noose around these parts, but I might be willing to drop the charges as long as
01:04:11He leaves and never returns. Just slow down Doros. I mean, there's got to be some kind of misunderstanding
01:04:19No, there's no misunderstanding
01:04:22I mean the boy he took my horse
01:04:25That's my property
01:04:28You both would swear to that in front of a judge on a stack of Bibles gonna take my boy away from me
01:04:33I'd send my own daughter to jail
01:04:36If I knew she was a thief
01:04:39You can't let something like family interfere with the law LaHaye, you know Doros
01:04:46For once I agree with you
01:04:51I
01:05:12Stopped the stage I can you know when I happen to see the horse in my corral I
01:05:18Asked Jeff about he told me Colette wanted to give the horse back the clients see I
01:05:25Knew a snake like you just might be up to something something that might get my boy into trouble
01:05:29So I went after Colette as a witness
01:05:32Just in case there was any kind of misunderstanding
01:05:36It's like I make a better sheriff than even I knew
01:05:39What
01:05:44Are you gonna do I mean do you honestly think you could get my daughter
01:05:51To testify against me
01:05:57Colette
01:05:59It's like you said father
01:06:02Can't let something like family get in the way of the law
01:06:05Yeah, lots of happy folks
01:06:09Yes, you better that chicken up with some nice cayenne pepper
01:06:12Makes a nice and special. Hey you boys you get out of here. You come around here stealing all of my chicken
01:06:18You watch that old fox in a head house
01:06:21Come around here getting the best part of my chicken
01:06:26Excuse me
01:06:29Oh
01:06:33Mr. Paxton, can I get you anything?
01:06:37Well, I'd say you and your husband done plenty for me ma'am. I'm back at my ranch. Oh
01:06:42I'm so happy for you. Yeah
01:06:45Telegraphed my wife and daughter told me got a roof back over our heads again and
01:06:49Got a message back saying they're coming home. That is so wonderful
01:06:58Excuse me, please
01:07:17Tell you what, it's gonna take me a month to Sundays when I get home for me to tell your mother
01:07:21Stop the trip. Oh, well, you could make plans today and make some more memories. Oh, don't be future visits. I promise you that
01:07:28In the meantime, I seem to recall
01:07:58Oh
01:08:05Take care of yourself, son
01:08:09Come here you oh my goodness, you're getting big you mind your folks
01:08:24Thank you for all the help
01:08:26Make huge difference all this went a bad way. I seem to recall you doing it for me once
01:08:36You have a safe trip you choose to say hi to my father I will
01:08:39Oh
01:08:54Give mom a big hug for me. No, we'll and Arnie and Aaron. Oh, I will
01:09:02I'm so thankful that you were here with us, Paul. I
01:09:06I don't know what we would have done without you. But no mistakes missy. God's timing is always perfect
01:09:15Even if we don't realize it at the time
01:09:20Come here
01:09:24I don't wanna let go you keep those cards and letters coming here
01:09:36Especially now they can place those beautiful faces with the names
01:09:47I love you, sweetheart. I love you, too
01:10:06You
01:10:10Bye sweetheart