The Hateful Eight (2015)

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The Hateful Eight is a gripping Western thriller that unfolds in a snowbound post-Civil War Wyoming. The story centers on eight strangers who seek refuge in a stagecoach lodge during a blizzard. As tensions rise, hidden agendas and dark secrets emerge, leading to a deadly confrontation. Directed by Quentin Tarantino, this film masterfully blends suspense, sharp dialogue, and intense character dynamics, exploring themes of betrayal, revenge, and morality.

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00:05:10Got room for one more?

00:05:13Who the hell are you?

00:05:15And what happened to them?

00:05:19Name's Major Marquis Warren, former U.S. Cavalry.

00:05:22Currently a servant of the court.

00:05:24Trying to bring a couple of no-goods in the market.

00:05:27Got the paperwork on them in my pocket.

00:05:29You taking them into Red Rock?

00:05:31Figure that's where you're headed, right?

00:05:33Yeah.

00:05:35That damn blasted blizzard has been on our ass for the last three hours.

00:05:40There ain't no way we're gonna make it all the way to Red Rock before it catches us.

00:05:43Well, you're high-tailing it halfway. The minute's half a dash.

00:05:46You know I am.

00:05:48May I come aboard?

00:05:50Well, Smoke, is it up to me?

00:05:54Yes. But it ain't up to me.

00:05:57Who's it up to?

00:05:59The fella in the wagon.

00:06:01The fella in the wagon ain't part of your company?

00:06:03The fella in the wagon, he paid for a private trip, and I'm here to tell you,

00:06:07he paid a pretty penny for privacy.

00:06:09So if you want to go to Minnie's with us, you're gonna have to talk to him.

00:06:14Well, that's what I'll do.

00:06:20Hold it, black fella.

00:06:23Before you approach, you take them two guns of yours,

00:06:27and you lay them on that rock over yonder.

00:06:30And you raise both your hands way above your hat.

00:06:34And then you approach, molasses-like.

00:06:39Real trusting fella, huh?

00:06:41Real trusting fella, huh?

00:06:43Not so much.

00:06:58Put them down.

00:07:02Come on ahead.

00:07:05I said way above your hat, goddammit.

00:07:09Now come forward.

00:07:12That's far enough.

00:07:21Oh, B-Dog.

00:07:23You black fella, I know.

00:07:25Colonel something-or-other.

00:07:28You black fella, I know.

00:07:30Colonel something-or-other Warren, right?

00:07:33Major Mark was Warren.

00:07:36I know you too.

00:07:38We shared a steak dinner once upon a time in Chattanooga.

00:07:42You John Ruth the hangman.

00:07:44That be me.

00:07:45How long's that been?

00:07:47Since that steak?

00:07:48Oh, eight months.

00:07:51So why don't you explain to me

00:07:54what you freakin' bounty hunters doing

00:07:56wandering around in the snow in the middle of Wyoming?

00:07:59Trying to get a couple of bounties in the Red Rocks.

00:08:01So you still in business?

00:08:02You know I am.

00:08:04Happened to your horse?

00:08:06Circumstances caused us to have to take the long way around.

00:08:10My horse couldn't make it.

00:08:12You don't know nothing about this filly here?

00:08:14Nope.

00:08:15Don't even know her name?

00:08:17Nope.

00:08:18Well, I guess that makes this one fortuitous wagon.

00:08:22I sure as hell hope so.

00:08:24Major Mark was Warren.

00:08:25This here's Daisy Domergue.

00:08:29Domergue, to you, this is Major Warren.

00:08:32Howdy, nigger.

00:08:35She's pepper, ain't she?

00:08:37Now, girl, don't you know the Darkies don't like being called niggers no more?

00:08:40They find it offensive.

00:08:42I'm a call worse.

00:08:43Now that I can believe.

00:08:45You never heard of her, huh?

00:08:46Shoulda.

00:08:47Well, she ain't no John Wilkes Booth,

00:08:49but maybe you might have heard tell about the price on her head.

00:08:52How much?

00:08:53$10,000.

00:08:55Damn.

00:08:56What'd she do, kill Lily Langtree?

00:08:58Not quite.

00:09:00That $10,000's practically in my pocket.

00:09:03That's why I ain't too anxious to be handing out rides,

00:09:06especially to professionals hoping for business.

00:09:09I can certainly appreciate that.

00:09:11But I ain't got no designs on her.

00:09:14One of my fellas over there is worth $4,000,

00:09:16another one's worth $3,000,

00:09:18and one of them's worth $1,000.

00:09:20This damn show good enough for me.

00:09:23Well, let me see their paperwork.

00:09:26Like I said, molasses-like.

00:09:38Back off.

00:09:48Ugh.

00:10:08Look, I sure hate to interrupt you all,

00:10:11but we got a cold damn blizzard that's hot on our ass

00:10:14that we're trying to beat to shelter.

00:10:17Realize that!

00:10:18Shut your mouth and hold them damn horses while I think.

00:10:25Okay, boy, we'll give it a try.

00:10:27You leave them two pistols over yonder with the driver.

00:10:33Hey, you ain't really gonna let that nigger ride in here, is you?

00:10:37I mean, maybe up there with O.B., but...

00:10:40How do you like the sound of them bells, bitch?

00:10:43They real pretty, ain't they?

00:10:46If you open up your trashy mouth again,

00:10:48I'll knock out them front teeth for you. You got it?

00:10:53Yeah.

00:10:54Let me hear you say, I got it.

00:10:58I got it.

00:11:00I'm gonna need a hand tying these fellas up on the roof.

00:11:04Give O.B. $50 when we get to Red Rock. He'll help you.

00:11:08I agree with O.B. This storm got me concerned.

00:11:11We could go in a lot quicker. You helped out, too.

00:11:13Goddammit, to hell. I'm already regretting this.

00:11:16Now, I can't likely help you tie fellas to the roof with my wrist cuffed to hers.

00:11:20And my wrist is gonna stay cuffed to hers.

00:11:23And she ain't never gonna leave my goddamn side

00:11:25till I personally put her in a Red Rock jail.

00:11:27Now, do you got that?

00:11:30Yeah, I got it.

00:11:31Good.

00:11:43Come on. Come on.

00:11:45Get up.

00:11:46Come on.

00:12:14Get up.

00:12:21Get up.

00:12:27So, what happened to your horse?

00:12:30He's kind of old.

00:12:32I done had him for a bit.

00:12:35When weather took a turn for the worse, well,

00:12:38he done what he could, but he couldn't make it.

00:12:42That's too bad.

00:12:43Yeah, it is.

00:12:45Me and old Ashton rode a lot of miles together.

00:12:49Could say he wasn't my best friend,

00:12:51if I considered stupid animal friends, which I don't.

00:12:55Nevertheless, I'm gonna miss him.

00:13:01Who's this Daisy Damagu?

00:13:03No damn good murderin' bitch, that's who.

00:13:07Come on, boys. Come on.

00:13:08I see you ain't got mixed emotions

00:13:10about bringin' a woman to a rope.

00:13:12By woman, you mean her?

00:13:14No.

00:13:15I do not have mixed emotions.

00:13:17Get in.

00:13:18So, you takin' her in the Red Rock to hang?

00:13:21You bet.

00:13:22You gonna wait around to watch it?

00:13:23Oh, you know I am.

00:13:25I wanna hear her neck snap in my own two ears.

00:13:28Get up, boys.

00:13:30You never wait to watch them hang?

00:13:33My bound is never hang,

00:13:35because I never bring men alive.

00:13:37Never?

00:13:38Never ever.

00:13:40We talked about this in Chattanooga.

00:13:42Bringin' desperate men in alive

00:13:44is a good way to get yourself dead.

00:13:46Can't catch me sleepin' if I don't close my eyes.

00:13:49I don't wanna work that hard.

00:13:50No one said the job's supposed to be easy.

00:13:52No one said it's supposed to be that hard, neither.

00:13:55It's that little lady,

00:13:57why they call him the hangin'.

00:14:00When the handbill says dead or alive,

00:14:02the rest of us shoot you in the back

00:14:04up on top of a perch somewhere

00:14:06and bring you in dead over a saddle.

00:14:08But when John Roof the hangman catches you,

00:14:11you don't dive no bullet in the back.

00:14:13Mm-mm.

00:14:15When the hangman catches you, you hang.

00:14:18You a very damn nigger.

00:14:22I'll give you he got guts,

00:14:25but in the brains of all men,

00:14:27you're like a man who took a high dive

00:14:29in a low well.

00:14:32Ah!

00:14:34Now, Deezy,

00:14:35you want us to work out

00:14:37a signal system of communication.

00:14:40When I elbow you real hard in the face,

00:14:43that means shut up.

00:14:45You got it?

00:14:47I got it.

00:14:50Get in there!

00:14:53Get in there!

00:14:59Come on now, boys, get in!

00:15:08Hey, little apple blossom

00:15:12What seems to be the problem?

00:15:17All the ones you tell your troubles to

00:15:20That don't really care for you

00:15:24Come and tell me what you're thinking

00:15:27Cause just when the boat is sinking

00:15:32A little light is blinking

00:15:35And I will come and rescue you

00:15:39Lots of girls walk around in tears

00:15:43But that's not for you

00:15:47You've been looking all around for years

00:15:50For someone to tell your troubles to

00:15:54Come and sit with me and talk a while

00:15:58Let me see your pretty little smile

00:16:02Put your troubles in a little pile

00:16:05And I will sort them out for you

00:16:18Get in there!

00:16:33I, uh...

00:16:35I know we only met each other the once before,

00:16:38and I don't mean to unduly imply intimacy, but...

00:16:42Well...

00:16:45You still got it?

00:16:47I still got what?

00:16:50The Lincoln letter.

00:16:53Of course.

00:16:56Got it on you?

00:16:58Mm-hmm.

00:16:59Where?

00:17:00Right here.

00:17:03Look, I know you gotta be real careful with it and all,

00:17:06and I can imagine you probably don't like

00:17:08taking it in and out of the envelope all that often,

00:17:12and if you wouldn't mind,

00:17:14I'd sure appreciate seeing that again.

00:17:21You're right.

00:17:23I don't like taking it in and out of the envelope that much,

00:17:27but seeing as how you saved my life and all,

00:17:32I suppose I can let you read it again.

00:17:41Get in there!

00:17:48Get in!

00:17:50Get in!

00:17:58Get in there!

00:18:04Get in!

00:18:12Yeah.

00:18:17Old Mary Todd's calling, so I guess it must be time for bed.

00:18:23Old Mary Todd.

00:18:30How'd that...

00:18:32That gets me.

00:18:34Yeah, it gets me too.

00:18:37Get in! Get in!

00:18:39You know what this is, Tramp.

00:18:42It's a letter from Lincoln.

00:18:44A letter from Lincoln to him.

00:18:48They shared a correspondence during the war.

00:18:50They was pen pals, and this is just one of the letters.

00:18:58What the...

00:19:01Stop!

00:19:03Whoa!

00:19:04Easy!

00:19:05Whoa!

00:19:10Oh, all that stupid...

00:19:13Rip my goddamn arm off!

00:19:40Oh, God.

00:19:48I didn't drag her stinking ass up this goddamn mountain

00:19:52just for you to break her neck on the outskirts of town.

00:19:55You're the one who handed her my goddamn letter.

00:19:58I didn't give it to her. I gave it to you.

00:20:03That nigga like to bust my jaw.

00:20:07You ruined that letter of his.

00:20:09That nigga gonna stomp your ass to death, and when he do,

00:20:12I'm gonna sit back on that wagon wheel, watch and laugh.

00:20:17How is it?

00:20:19Well, she ain't helping none, but it's all right.

00:20:22Is that the way niggas treat their ladies?

00:20:26You ain't no goddamn lady!

00:20:37Hey, Mr. Ruth!

00:20:39What?

00:20:40There's another fella on foot up here on the road.

00:20:43Hey!

00:20:45What?

00:20:47I said there's another fella on foot up here on the road.

00:21:07Hey!

00:21:12Considering there's a blizzard going on,

00:21:15whole lot of fellas walking around, wouldn't you say, Major?

00:21:18Well, seeing as how I'm half of them fellas, uh, yeah.

00:21:22Seems to be a lot of us.

00:21:24This changes things, son.

00:21:27$8,000 is a lot of money for a nigger.

00:21:30With a partner, 18's a whole lot better.

00:21:33You really think I'm in cahoots with that fella or her?

00:21:36Put them on.

00:21:38Oh, I ain't wearing no handcuffs.

00:21:40You put those on or you can stop worrying about this whole thing right now!

00:22:04Hand your weapons to the driver.

00:22:07Little jumpy, ain't you?

00:22:09Never mind the jokes, just do it.

00:22:12If you say so.

00:22:14I do.

00:22:34Okay.

00:22:36I done done it.

00:22:38OB, you got him?

00:22:40I got him.

00:22:41Okay, fella.

00:22:43You keep holding that lantern in that one hand.

00:22:46You keep that other hand where I can see it.

00:22:49Walk over there where I can get a good look at you.

00:23:04I'll be a goddamn dog in a manger.

00:23:08Is that you, Chris Mannix?

00:23:11I'm sorry, friend, do we know each other?

00:23:13Not quite.

00:23:14You know this fella?

00:23:16Only by reputation.

00:23:18Like I said, friend, you got me at a bit of a disadvantage.

00:23:22Keeping you at a disadvantage is an advantage I intend to keep.

00:23:26Whoever you are, mister, you sure sound tough when you talk like that.

00:23:30Whoever you are, mister, you sure sound tough

00:23:33when you're talking to a desperate man knee-deep in snow.

00:23:37I don't want no trouble.

00:23:39I just want a ride. I'm freezing to death.

00:23:42Who is this joker?

00:23:44You heard of the rebel renegade Erskine Mannix?

00:23:48Mannix Marauders?

00:23:50That's them. Scourges, South Carolina. Mannix's Marauders.

00:23:54Erskine's youngest boy, Chris.

00:23:56Brings you in my path, Chris Mannix.

00:23:59Well, Mr. Face, I was riding to Red Rock,

00:24:02my horse stepped in a gopher hole in the snow,

00:24:05fucked up his leg and had to put her down.

00:24:07You got business in Red Rock?

00:24:09Yes, I do.

00:24:10What?

00:24:11I'm the new sheriff.

00:24:13Poor shit.

00:24:14Afraid not.

00:24:15Where's your star?

00:24:16Well, I ain't the sheriff yet.

00:24:18Once I get there, they swear me in, but that ain't happened yet.

00:24:21And that's when you get your star.

00:24:23You got anything that can back any of this up?

00:24:25Yeah, when we get to Red Rock.

00:24:28And look at those three frozen fuckers up there.

00:24:30I figure you a bounty hunter open for business.

00:24:33And I figure you taking in three dead bodies in Red Rock to get paid.

00:24:37Three dead.

00:24:39One alive.

00:24:41Who's that?

00:24:42Daisy Dahmergoo.

00:24:44Who the fuck is Daisy Dahmergoo?

00:24:46Not a goddamn thing to nobody except me and that hangman.

00:24:49The hangman?

00:24:54Well, I'll be double dog damn.

00:24:57You're the hangman Bob Ruth.

00:24:59It's John.

00:25:00And you?

00:25:02You're the nigga with the head.

00:25:04Major Mark Quest.

00:25:06My lord, is that really the real head of Major Mark Quest looking at me now?

00:25:10Yeah, it's really me and it's really my head.

00:25:13So what's going on?

00:25:15Y'all having a bounty hunter's picnic?

00:25:17Never mind.

00:25:18You taking in three dead bodies and hurrying to Red Rock to get paid, ain't you?

00:25:22Yeah.

00:25:23The man in Red Rock supposed to pay you is me, the new sheriff.

00:25:28So if y'all want to get paid, y'all need to get me to Red Rock.

00:25:32Well, excuse me for finding it hard to believe a town electing you to do anything except drop dead.

00:25:38So I'm supposed to freeze to death because you find something hard to believe?

00:25:46I suppose not.

00:25:49Put them on and come inside.

00:25:58Nope.

00:26:03Then you'll freeze.

00:26:05Then you'll hang.

00:26:07How so?

00:26:09Stagecoach driver!

00:26:11Could you come down here and join us?

00:26:13I gotta hold these horses.

00:26:15Could you come down here and join us?

00:26:17I gotta hold these horses. I can hear you just fine from up here.

00:26:21You just heard me tell this fella I'm the new sheriff of Red Rock, right?

00:26:25Yeah.

00:26:27Red Rock is my town now.

00:26:29And I'm gonna enter my town in bounty hunter's chains, no sir!

00:26:33Sorry, bushwhackers. I ain't entering Red Rock that way.

00:26:37Now when you finally get to Red Rock, you're gonna realize every goddamn thing I said was right.

00:26:43I expect you, O.B., to tell the townsfolk of Red Rock that John Ruth let that new sheriff freeze to death.

00:26:50Ain't nobody on my head, bushwhacker.

00:26:52You let me die, that's murder.

00:27:04Hold out your hands.

00:27:07O.B., give that major back his iron.

00:27:13One thing I know for sure, this nigger-hating son of a gun ain't partnered up with you.

00:27:18Now, I'll help you protect your 8,000.

00:27:22You help me protect my 10. Deal?

00:27:27Well, I ain't low, Graham.

00:27:29Y'all on the ground make snow angels together?

00:27:35Go!

00:27:37Yeah!

00:27:39Ooh, woo!

00:27:41Well, I tell you what, Bob, the name's John.

00:27:43When we get to Red Rock, I'll buy you and Major Marquette, sir, dinner and booze.

00:27:48My way of saying thanks.

00:27:50I don't drink with rebel renegades, and I damn sure don't break bread with them.

00:27:55Well, Mr. Ruth, you sound like you got an ax to grind against the cause.

00:28:01Cause? Renegade army?

00:28:03Cause? Renegade army?

00:28:05Bunch of losers gone loco, you bet I do.

00:28:09Wrapped yourselves up in a rebel flag as an excuse to kill and steal.

00:28:13This ought to interest you, Warren, in particular emancipated blacks.

00:28:18Sounds like my kind of fella.

00:28:22Sound to me you've been reading a lot of newspapers printed in Washington, D.C.

00:28:28Anywho, I'm just trying to let y'all know how grateful I am.

00:28:33I was a goner, and y'all saved me.

00:28:36You want to show me how grateful you are?

00:28:39Shut up!

00:28:42God damn it, Daisy.

00:28:43It's coming.

00:28:48Here, last piece.

00:28:58Does he...

00:29:01Does he know how famous she once was?

00:29:04I don't think so.

00:29:08Black Eye, do you know who he is?

00:29:12I know about the $30,000 reward the Confederacy put on the head of Major Marquess.

00:29:19Yeah.

00:29:20Now, them hippies weren't nigger-head hunting.

00:29:23They just never did get him the right nigger head, did they?

00:29:25No, they didn't.

00:29:27But it wasn't for lack of trying.

00:29:29Them peckerwoods left their homes and families and come up this snowy mountain looking for me and Fortune.

00:29:37Ain't none of them found Fortune.

00:29:39But the ones you ain't never heard of no more, they found me.

00:29:44Now, it did stay $30,000 to lay for the war.

00:29:46Warren's passion's cool. It dropped down to eight, then five.

00:29:50But I bet even when it was $5,000, you had your share of country boys coming to call.

00:29:57You know I did.

00:29:59Glad they have a reward on you.

00:30:01Confederates took exception to my capacity for killing them.

00:30:05And after I broke out of Wellenbeck, the South took my continued existence as a personal affront.

00:30:12And the cause put a reward on my head.

00:30:16What's, uh, Wellenbeck?

00:30:19You ain't never heard of Wellenbeck Prisoner of War Camp, West Virginia?

00:30:22No, Rabb, I ain't never heard of it.

00:30:24Did you bust out?

00:30:26Oh, Major Marquess did more than bust out.

00:30:30Major Marquess had a bright idea.

00:30:33So bright, you got to wonder why nobody never thought about it before.

00:30:39Tell John Ruth your bright idea.

00:30:42Well, the whole damn place was just made out of kindling.

00:30:47So I burnt it down.

00:30:56There was a rookie regiment spending the overnight in the camp.

00:30:5947 men, burnt to a crisp.

00:31:03Southern youth, farmer's sons.

00:31:06Cream of the crop.

00:31:07And I say let them burn.

00:31:09I'm supposed to apologize for killing Johnny Rabb?

00:31:12You joined the war to keep niggers in chains.

00:31:15I joined the war to kill white Southern crackers.

00:31:18And that means killing them any way I can.

00:31:21Shoot them, stab them, drown them, burn them.

00:31:25Drop a big old rock on their head.

00:31:27Whatever it took to put white Southern crackers in the ground, that's what I joined the war to do.

00:31:33And that's what I did.

00:31:34To answer your question, John Ruth.

00:31:36When Major Marquess burned 47 men alive for no more reason than to give a nigger a run for the trees,

00:31:43that's when the South put a reward on the head of Major Marquess.

00:31:46And I made them trees, Mannix.

00:31:48You best believe I ain't looked back till I crossed the Northern line.

00:31:51Oh, but you had a surprise waiting for you on the Northern side, didn't you?

00:31:55See, once they started pulling out all them burnt bodies at Wellenbeck,

00:32:00it seems not all them boys were ribs.

00:32:03It seems not all them boys were ribs.

00:32:06Well, you burned up some of your own boys, didn't you, Major?

00:32:10How many burnt prisoners they end up finding?

00:32:12Wasn't the final Yankee death count something like 37?

00:32:18That's the thing about war, Mannix.

00:32:21People die.

00:32:22Oh.

00:32:23So you gonna chalk it up to war as hell, huh?

00:32:27Well, admittedly, that is a hard argument to argue with.

00:32:29But if memory serves, your side didn't look at it that way.

00:32:34I think they thought 37 white men for one nigger wasn't so hard a trade.

00:32:41I do believe they accused you of being a kill-crazy nigger

00:32:46who only joined the war to kill white folks.

00:32:49And the whole blue and gray of it all really didn't matter that much to you.

00:32:52And that's why they drummed your black ass out of the cavalry

00:32:56with a yellow stripe down your back.

00:32:59Isn't it, Major?

00:33:01Horseshit!

00:33:03If you'd have did all that, the cavalry would have shot him.

00:33:06Well, I didn't say they could prove it.

00:33:08But they sure did think it out loud, didn't they, Major?

00:33:12But Warren's war record was stellar.

00:33:16And that's what saved his ass.

00:33:19You killed yourself your share of redskins in your day, didn't you, black Major?

00:33:26Cavalry tends to look kindly on that.

00:33:28I'll tell you what the cavalry didn't look kindly on.

00:33:32Mannix's marauders, that's what.

00:33:35And the fact that Erskine Mannix's little boy would talk about anybody else's behavior during wartime

00:33:41makes me want to horse laugh.

00:33:43Don't you say anything about my daddy.

00:33:47What he fought for was dignity in defeat and against the unconditional surrender.

00:33:53We weren't foreign barbarians pounding on the city walls.

00:33:57We were your brothers.

00:34:00We deserve dignity in defeat.

00:34:02Just how many nigger towns did y'all sack in your fight for dignity in defeat?

00:34:07Oh, my fair share, black Major.

00:34:10Because when niggers are scared, that's when white folks are safe.

00:34:17You gonna talk that hateful nigger talk,

00:34:21No. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:34:24You done got me talking politics.

00:34:27I didn't want to.

00:34:29Like I said, y'all, I'm just happy to be alive.

00:34:33Get in there!

00:34:35I think I'll scoot over here right by this window

00:34:40and let this beautiful carriage rock me to sleep

00:34:44and dream about how lucky I am.

00:34:47Damn.

00:34:52Get up now!

00:35:17Get in there!

00:35:19Get in there!

00:35:45Get in! Get in there!

00:35:48Get in there! Get in there!

00:35:51Get in! Get in there, let's eat!

00:35:54Get in there!

00:35:56Whoa! Whoa! Easy!

00:35:59Whoa! Whoa!

00:36:19What the hell is going on?

00:36:21We weren't expecting another stage tonight.

00:36:24Yeah, I can see you already got another one up in here.

00:36:28I just got through putting the horses away.

00:36:31Well, this ain't the normal line,

00:36:33but we were stuck on the wrong side of a blizzard,

00:36:36so it looks like you were stuck with us.

00:36:38Are Minnie and Sweet Dave inside?

00:36:41They ain't here. I'm running the place while they're gone.

00:36:45Where's Minnie and Sweet Dave?

00:36:47He says they ain't here.

00:36:49He's looking after the place while they're gone.

00:36:52Who are you?

00:36:56I'm Bob.

00:37:00Well, whoever you are, help O.B. with the horses.

00:37:06Get them out of this cold before that blizzard hits us.

00:37:09Whoa, you're a tough guy.

00:37:12I just put those other horses away.

00:37:15You need to help.

00:37:17I got two of my best men on it.

00:37:21You heard him, freeloaders. Get to work.

00:37:25All right, you two, unhook the leader!

00:37:28Come on, let's go!

00:37:30Open up!

00:37:32You have to kick it open!

00:37:34What?

00:37:36You have to kick it open!

00:37:38Open up!

00:37:40You have to kick it open!

00:37:42Kick it open!

00:37:44Shut that door!

00:37:46Close the door!

00:37:48You have to nail it shut!

00:37:50You have to nail it shut!

00:37:52Hold it shut!

00:37:54There's a hammer and nails by the door!

00:37:56You have to nail it shut!

00:37:58There's hammer and nails by the door!

00:38:00Give me a hammer.

00:38:09You need two pieces of wood!

00:38:12Wood ain't good enough!

00:38:14Two pieces of wood!

00:38:16The fucking thing is busted!

00:38:18Not just one piece of wood!

00:38:20Give me another piece of wood.

00:38:22Yeah, all right.

00:38:28I need a nail.

00:38:38Jesus!

00:38:44That door's a son of a gun!

00:38:46Who's the idiot who broke that?

00:38:48That Mexican fella?

00:38:50Good heavens!

00:38:52A woman?

00:38:54Out in this white hell, you must be frozen solid, poor thing.

00:38:58Looks like Minnie's got her a full house.

00:39:02When did you fellas arrive?

00:39:04About 40 minutes ago.

00:39:08That cowboy fell in the corner, that your driver?

00:39:10No, he's a passenger.

00:39:12The driver lit out.

00:39:14Said he was going to spend the blizzard shacked up with a friend.

00:39:16Lucky devil.

00:39:20Christ, that's awful!

00:39:22Christ almighty, what'd that Mexican fella do?

00:39:26I don't know.

00:39:28I think we all felt the same way,

00:39:30but we're a little too polite to say something.

00:39:32He don't have that problem.

00:39:34Where's the well water?

00:39:36Over there.

00:39:44So, all three of you fellas headed to Red Rock

00:39:48when the blizzard stopped you, huh?

00:39:50Yeah.

00:39:52Well, that's a shame.

00:39:54So, you fellas headed to Red Rock

00:39:56when the blizzard stopped you, huh?

00:39:58Yes.

00:40:00All three of us were on that stagecoach out there.

00:40:14Coffee beans.

00:40:16Over there.

00:40:25Get your hand out of there.

00:40:32New sheriff of Red Rock's traveling with us.

00:40:35Sheriff of Red Rock, that'll be the day.

00:40:37He's a goddamn sheriff.

00:40:39I'm a monkey's uncle.

00:40:41Good.

00:40:43And you can share bananas with your nigger friend in the stable.

00:40:45So, the new sheriff of Red Rock is traveling with you.

00:40:49No, he's lying.

00:40:51He ain't sheriff of nothing.

00:40:54He's a southern renegade.

00:40:56He's just talking himself out of freezing to death is all.

00:40:59What the fuck I tell you about talking, huh?

00:41:02I'll bust you in the mouth right in front of these people.

00:41:04I don't give a fuck.

00:41:06You never gave your name, sir.

00:41:08John Ruth.

00:41:10Are you a lawman?

00:41:11I'm taking her to the law.

00:41:13You're a bounty hunter.

00:41:14That's right, buster.

00:41:19Do you have a warrant?

00:41:20Of course I do.

00:41:22Here.

00:41:26Why?

00:41:28You're supposed to produce it upon request.

00:41:30How am I supposed to know you're not a villain

00:41:34kidnapping this woman without a warrant in your possession?

00:41:40What's your name, buster?

00:41:42Well, it certainly isn't buster.

00:41:47It's Oswaldo Mowbray.

00:41:51Oswaldo?

00:41:53Yes.

00:41:56Well, I got my warrant, Oswaldo.

00:42:14Hey, take it to a dizzy dumb again.

00:42:16Yeah, it's her.

00:42:22It says here dead or alive.

00:42:26Yeah, it does.

00:42:28Transporting a desperate, hostile prisoner such as her

00:42:32sounds like hard work.

00:42:34Wouldn't transporting her be easier if she were dead?

00:42:38Well, no one said the job was supposed to be easy.

00:42:41Why is her hanging proper so important to you?

00:42:44Let's just say I don't like cheating a hangman.

00:42:46He got to make a living, too.

00:42:48Well, I appreciate that.

00:42:51Allow me to properly introduce myself.

00:42:55I'm Oswaldo Mowbray, the hangman in these parts.

00:43:05La Di Da.

00:43:07Looks like I brought you a customer.

00:43:09Yes, I would appear.

00:43:11You ever spent two days or more locked up

00:43:13with one of your customers before?

00:43:15I can't say I have.

00:43:17Don't talk to my prisoner. I talk to my prisoner.

00:43:19I got it. Jolly good.

00:43:21You got anything in here besides coffee

00:43:23that can help warm us up?

00:43:25The bar is open.

00:43:27Follow moi.

00:43:43Line on me!

00:43:45Oh! Oh!

00:43:47Oh!

00:43:50Oh!

00:44:15Oh!

00:44:25Whoa, whoa.

00:44:27You're all right.

00:44:29You're all right.

00:44:31Come on, goddammit, I'm cold!

00:44:39I'll feed and water the horses.

00:44:41You go inside and get some hot coffee.

00:44:44Got some stew cooking.

00:44:46Should be done soon.

00:44:48Now, look, no matter how bad this blizzard gets,

00:44:52we still got to feed these horses

00:44:54and take a squat from time to time.

00:44:57So me and Chris better lay out a line

00:45:00from the stable to the front door

00:45:02and from the front door to the shithouse.

00:45:05Okay?

00:45:10Good idea.

00:45:13Come on, Chris.

00:45:17I'll give you a hand.

00:45:19No, no, no, no, no.

00:45:21Go inside, get warm.

00:45:23You're doing stable work in a goddamn blizzard.

00:45:25I offer to help, you say no.

00:45:28You're right, amigo.

00:45:30Muchas gracias.

00:45:34All right, follow me.

00:45:43We're gonna drop one every ten paces

00:45:47from here to the door.

00:45:49Yeah!

00:45:50All right!

00:46:12Aah!

00:46:19Aah!

00:46:43Aah!

00:46:49Aah!

00:46:54Now, you're wanted for murder.

00:46:58For the sake of my analogy,

00:47:00let's just assume that you did it.

00:47:02John Ruth wants to take you back to Red Rock

00:47:05to stand trial for murder.

00:47:07And if you're found guilty,

00:47:10the people of Red Rock will hang you in the town square,

00:47:13and as the hangman, I will perform the execution.

00:47:19And if all those things end up taking place,

00:47:23that's what civilized society calls justice.

00:47:30However, if the relatives and the loved ones

00:47:35of the person you murdered were outside that door right now

00:47:39after busting down that door,

00:47:41they drug you out into the snow and hung you up by the neck,

00:47:45that would be frontier justice.

00:47:49Now, the good part about frontier justice

00:47:54is it's very thirst-quenching.

00:47:57The bad part is it's apt to be wrong as right.

00:48:02Well, not in your case.

00:48:04In your case, you'd have it coming,

00:48:06but other people, maybe not so much.

00:48:08But ultimately, what's the real difference between the two?

00:48:13The real difference is me, the hangman.

00:48:18To me, it doesn't matter what you did.

00:48:20When I hang you, I'll get no satisfaction from your death.

00:48:23It's my job.

00:48:24I hang you in Red Rock, I move on to the next town,

00:48:28I hang someone else there.

00:48:30The man who pulls the lever that breaks your neck

00:48:35will be a dispassionate man.

00:48:37And that dispassion is the very essence of justice,

00:48:42for justice delivered without dispassion

00:48:46is always in danger of not being justice.

00:48:51Amen.

00:49:06No offense, cowboy fella, just getting your attention.

00:49:11Yeah, well, you got it.

00:49:16What's your writing, friend?

00:49:19Only the unqualified are right about it.

00:49:22What's that?

00:49:24I don't know.

00:49:26I'm just trying to help.

00:49:30Only the unqualified are right about it.

00:49:33What's that?

00:49:35My life story.

00:49:37You're writing your life story?

00:49:39You bet I am.

00:49:41Am I in it?

00:49:44You just entered.

00:49:47Well, you like writing stories so much,

00:49:49why don't you tell me the story that brings you here?

00:49:53Who's asking?

00:49:54I am, John Ruth.

00:49:56I'm bringing in this one to Red Rock to hang.

00:49:58It ain't no way I'm spending a couple of nights

00:50:00under a roof with somebody I don't know who they are

00:50:03and I don't know who you are.

00:50:05So who are you?

00:50:07Joe Gage.

00:50:09What?

00:50:10That's my name, Joe Gage.

00:50:12Okay, Joe Gage.

00:50:14Why are you going to Red Rock?

00:50:16I ain't going to Red Rock.

00:50:18Where are you going?

00:50:20About nine miles outside of Red Rock.

00:50:22What's there?

00:50:23My mother.

00:50:25Your mother.

00:50:28Listen, I'm just a cow puncher.

00:50:30I just got back from a long drive

00:50:33and I wasn't just an ass on a saddle this time.

00:50:38I was a partner.

00:50:41First time in my life I made a pretty penny

00:50:45and figured I'd come home

00:50:49and spend time with my mother for Christmas.

00:50:53Now that's funny.

00:50:56Because you don't look like the coming home for Christmas type.

00:50:59Yeah, well...

00:51:02You know, looks can be deceiving

00:51:07because I definitely am

00:51:10the coming home for Christmas

00:51:12to spend time with mother type.

00:51:16Christmas with mother.

00:51:18I mean, it's a wonderful thing.

00:51:23Now, is that good enough for you, John Root?

00:51:31For now.

00:51:34You steer clear of my prisoner.

00:51:40Hello, old-timer.

00:51:44General.

00:51:47General?

00:51:50You, sir.

00:51:52Are a hyena.

00:51:55I've no wish to speak to you.

00:52:02I've been called worse.

00:52:07Fair enough, General.

00:52:10Sorry to bother you.

00:52:14Hey!

00:52:15You're gonna kick it open!

00:52:17What?

00:52:18Kick it open!

00:52:20Open!

00:52:25Open the door!

00:52:26What?

00:52:27I got them!

00:52:28It's already cold enough in here.

00:52:36Doesn't have a latch.

00:52:37You gotta hammer up a board.

00:52:38The hammer nails by the door.

00:52:40There's a hammer and nails right there!

00:52:42Oh, God.

00:52:45Here, here.

00:52:51Go, fingers.

00:52:53Really nail it in!

00:52:58You need two pieces of wood.

00:53:00You gotta hammer another one.

00:53:02One ain't good enough.

00:53:03It's gonna blow right open.

00:53:05God damn it!

00:53:06Gotta open it if you don't have it!

00:53:08Shut up!

00:53:09Son of a bitch.

00:53:21Jesus Christ.

00:53:23That door's a whore.

00:53:29Oh.

00:53:30I get it.

00:53:31Haberdashery.

00:53:32That was a joke.

00:53:34How's the coffee?

00:53:36Now, pretty good, if I do say so myself.

00:53:43Thank you.

00:53:44Oh.

00:53:45Oh.

00:53:46Oh.

00:53:47Oh.

00:53:49Oh.

00:53:50Oh.

00:53:51Oh.

00:53:52Ooh.

00:54:03Ha!

00:54:04Navajo!

00:54:06Guess who he is.

00:54:10Buffalo Bill?

00:54:12Hardly.

00:54:14No.

00:54:15I'm Osvaldo Mowbray.

00:54:17He's a hangman of Red Rock.

00:54:20Oh, you are.

00:54:22Yes, I am.

00:54:23Well, good to meet you, Mr.

00:54:27Mowbray.

00:54:28Mowbray.

00:54:29I'm Chris Mannix, the new sheriff in Red Rock.

00:54:32Really?

00:54:33Horseshit.

00:54:34Pay no attention to him.

00:54:36Horseshit!

00:54:37Fellow warming himself by that potbelly stove is a hell of a driver named O.B.

00:54:41That's the only thing you've said that's the truth.

00:54:45You coming into Red Rock to hang Lance Lawson?

00:54:47Precisely.

00:54:48Do you have your execution on his own?

00:54:50In my bag.

00:54:51May I see him?

00:54:52Of course.

00:54:58Who's, uh, who's Lance Lawson?

00:55:01He's a fella been sitting in the Red Rock jail about a month now.

00:55:04He's the fella who shot the fella who was sheriff for me.

00:55:09Precisely.

00:55:12Thank you.

00:55:20What did she mean when she said the bounty hunter's nigger friend in the stable?

00:55:25He's got a nigger bounty hunter friend in the stable.

00:55:28Well, all that just got her.

00:55:31I don't think that was the original idea, but that's the idea now.

00:55:36A little snake bite in your coffee?

00:55:39A little snake bite in your coffee?

00:55:41Yeah.

00:55:43Five of you.

00:55:45Well, well, well, looks like Minnie's haberdashery is about to get cozy for the next few days.

00:55:49Yes, it does.

00:56:00You're the chap with the Lincoln letter.

00:56:03The Lincoln what?

00:56:05Yes, the letter from Abraham Lincoln.

00:56:09President Abraham Lincoln?

00:56:11Yes.

00:56:12Weren't you pen pals?

00:56:14With the president.

00:56:16I'm sorry, I heard that somebody in your party had a letter from Abraham Lincoln.

00:56:21I assumed it was you.

00:56:23Not him.

00:56:24Black fella in the stable.

00:56:27The nigger?

00:56:29In the stable has a letter from Abraham Lincoln?

00:56:32Yeah.

00:56:34The nigger in the stable has a letter from Abraham Lincoln.

00:56:53What'd you say your name was again?

00:56:55Bob.

00:56:57Warren.

00:56:58Minnie and Sweet Dave in there?

00:57:00Minnie and Sweet Dave went to visit her mother on the north side of the mountain.

00:57:04What?

00:57:05Yeah.

00:57:06Minnie ain't here?

00:57:07Yes, they're visiting her mother.

00:57:10Her mother?

00:57:11Yes.

00:57:15Never knew Minnie had a mother.

00:57:20Everybody's got a mother.

00:57:24Yeah, I suppose.

00:57:27And she left you in charge?

00:57:30Si.

00:57:34That sure don't sound like Minnie.

00:57:37Are you calling me a liar?

00:57:41Not yet, I ain't.

00:57:44Just sounds peculiar, though.

00:57:46What sounds peculiar?

00:57:48Well, first off, Minnie never struck me as the sentimental type.

00:57:52And secondly, I can't imagine Sweet Dave lifting his fat ass out of his chair long enough to fetch well water unless Minnie was laying a frying pan upside his head, let alone taking trips to the north side.

00:58:03Well, that sounds a whole lot like you're calling me a liar, mi negro amigo.

00:58:08Yeah, it do sound a whole lot like that, don't it?

00:58:13But I still ain't done it yet.

00:58:17Minnie still serve food?

00:58:20Do you consider it stew food?

00:58:22Yes.

00:58:23Then we serve food?

00:58:25Is she still stinking up the place with her old quail pipe tobacco?

00:58:32Minnie doesn't smoke a pipe.

00:58:35She rolls her own.

00:58:40Mi negro amigo, I think you already know this.

00:58:44Yeah, I do, senor Bob.

00:58:46Just seeing if you do.

00:59:16Fill her up, Opie.

00:59:33Yeah, I can.

00:59:35God damn it.

00:59:39Thank you.

00:59:47Well, cut my legs off and call me shorty.

00:59:51Is that General Sanford Smithers I see?

00:59:56You got a good eye, son.

00:59:58Well, I'll be double dog damn.

01:00:02General Sandy don't give a damn Smithers.

01:00:07Captain, Chris Mannix, Mannix Marauders.

01:00:10Erskine Floyd?

01:00:12Yes, sir.

01:00:14May I sit down, sir?

01:00:16According to the Yankees, it's a free country.

01:00:19General Sandy Smithers.

01:00:23Boy, oh boy.

01:00:26Did my daddy talk about you.

01:00:29I heard you gave those blue bellies sweet hell.

01:00:35Me and my boys did our part.

01:00:37Just like Erskine and his boys did their part.

01:00:40Hell yeah, we did.

01:00:42Yankee sons of bitches.

01:00:44I never knew your father, son.

01:00:47But I always respected his resolve.

01:00:52Well, thank you for saying that, General.

01:00:54Your respect would have meant the world to him.

01:00:58Can I get you some coffee?

01:01:01That'd be nice.

01:01:03How about a blanket?

01:01:05That'd be even nicer.

01:01:09Hell, you know what? You can have mine.

01:01:15There we go, General.

01:01:20So what brings you out Wyoming way, sir?

01:01:23If you don't mind my asking.

01:01:25My boy.

01:01:26Oh, you got a boy that lives in Red Rock?

01:01:28My son.

01:01:30Chester Charles Smithers.

01:01:33He died out here a few years back.

01:01:36Well, forgive me, sir.

01:01:38No forgiveness needed, son.

01:01:41Like I said, it was a few years back.

01:01:45It was after he'd served his service.

01:01:49He came out here to the hills of Wyoming

01:01:54to make his fortune.

01:01:57Never did he heard from again.

01:02:01I bought him a symbolic plot

01:02:05in the Red Rock Cemetery.

01:02:08And now I'm here to advise the stonemaker on his headstone.

01:02:13Was he a goner for sure?

01:02:16No chance he could be living the cold life out in the woods.

01:02:19It's a rough life, but folks can learn it.

01:02:23No chance he could be living the cold life out in the woods.

01:02:26It's a rough life, but folks can learn it.

01:02:30If he'd have done what he came out here to do,

01:02:33he'd have come home.

01:02:36Hurry. Hold it.

01:02:38Closer, closer.

01:02:43You have to hold it closed while I nail this shot.

01:02:46Who's the idiot broke the damn door?

01:02:48Just fucking hold it closed.

01:02:53Órale, cabrón.

01:02:57Hold it closed.

01:03:00Okay.

01:03:07Keep holding. Keep holding right now, amigo.

01:03:13We need two pieces of wood.

01:03:19Órale, cabrón.

01:03:21There you go, motherfucker.

01:03:28A lot of hats, señor Bob.

01:03:31Considering Minnie's no-hats-in-doors policy,

01:03:34which, if I remember correctly, was one of them bar iron rules,

01:03:38the kind of rules she won't have kept up in her absence,

01:03:41you seem to have a laissez-faire attitude when it comes to the hats.

01:03:44I'm guilty.

01:03:46I have a lesser fair attitude about the hats.

01:03:49How about we forget about the hats today,

01:03:51considering there is a blizzard going on and on,

01:03:54and make tomorrow no-hat day?

01:04:04A large, black dog.

01:04:08He's a damn real thing.

01:04:11A Labrador.

01:04:20You know, my daddy...

01:04:22I said that my daddy always said that Davis was a courageous man,

01:04:27but he should have put the capital in Montgomery and not Richmond.

01:04:32Yes, sir. I agree with that.

01:04:35The Army of Northern Virginia would have been used in a very different way.

01:04:38I said the Army of North Virginia would have been used in a very different way.

01:04:42There's a lot of caution out there...

01:04:47Shut up.

01:04:55O.B.

01:04:59Do you know that nigger, sir?

01:05:02I don't know that nigger,

01:05:05but I know he's a nigger,

01:05:08and that's all I need to know.

01:05:13Well, that nigger just ain't any nigger.

01:05:17That nigger is...

01:05:19General Sanford Smithers?

01:05:21Battle of Baton Rouge?

01:05:27Inform the nigger in the cavalry officer's uniform

01:05:32that I had a division of Confederates under my command,

01:05:37in Baton Rouge.

01:05:39Major nigger, General Smithers wishes me to inform you...

01:05:42I heard him here, Billy.

01:05:44Inform this old cracker that I was in Baton Rouge also,

01:05:49on the other side.

01:05:51Oh, that's interesting.

01:05:54Now, General Smithers, he said that he was also in Baton Rouge

01:05:58on the other side...

01:06:00Cap Mannix, tell the nigger

01:06:03that I don't acknowledge niggers in northern uniforms.

01:06:07You captured a whole colored command that day,

01:06:10but not one colored trooper made it to a camp, did they?

01:06:14We didn't have the time or the food,

01:06:17nor the inclination to care for northern horses,

01:06:23and least of all, northern niggers!

01:06:27So we shot them where they stood.

01:06:30Gentlemen!

01:06:32Gentlemen.

01:06:35I know Americans aren't apt

01:06:38to let a little thing like unconditional surrender

01:06:41get in the way of a good war,

01:06:44but I strongly suggest we don't restage

01:06:47the Battle of Baton Rouge

01:06:49during a blizzard in Minnie's haberdashery.

01:06:53Now, my Nubian friend,

01:06:58my Nubian friend,

01:07:00while I realize passions are high,

01:07:03that was a while ago,

01:07:05and if you shoot this unarmed old man,

01:07:09I guarantee I will hang you by the neck

01:07:12until you are dead once we arrive in Red Rock.

01:07:19I damn well guarantee that, too.

01:07:22Yeah, Warren, that's the problem with old men.

01:07:25You can kick them down the stairs and say it's an accident,

01:07:28but you can't just shoot them.

01:07:31Gentlemen, since we may be trapped here,

01:07:36close together-like, for a few days,

01:07:40may I suggest a possible solution?

01:07:44We divide Minnie's in half,

01:07:48the northern side and the southern side,

01:07:53with the dinner table

01:07:56operating as a neutral territory.

01:08:00We could say that the fireplace side of the room

01:08:05acts as a symbolic representative of Georgia,

01:08:13while the bar represents...

01:08:18Philadelphia!

01:08:21Long as the bar is Philadelphia, I agree.

01:08:33Still got that deal we talked about in the wagon?

01:08:37I help you protect your 8,000, you help me protect my tent?

01:08:41Yeah, I suppose.

01:08:45One of them fellas is not what he says he is.

01:08:50What is he?

01:08:52In cahoots with this one, that's what he is.

01:08:55One of them, maybe even two of them,

01:08:58is here to see Domergue goes free.

01:09:01Accomplish that goal, they'll kill everybody in here.

01:09:06They got him a couple of days,

01:09:08so all they gotta do is sit tight

01:09:11and wait for a window of opportunity.

01:09:14And that's when they strike.

01:09:18Huh, bitch?

01:09:21If you say so, John.

01:09:25Are you sure you ain't just being paranoid?

01:09:28Our best bet is this duplicitous fella

01:09:31ain't as cool a customer as Daisy here.

01:09:34He won't have the leather patience it takes

01:09:37to just sit here and wait.

01:09:40Waiting for an opportunity

01:09:42and knowing it's the right one isn't so easy.

01:09:45He can't handle it.

01:09:47He'll stop waiting, try and create his opportunity,

01:09:51and that's when Mr. Jumpy reveals himself.

01:09:55Now what you got to say about all this?

01:09:58What I got to say?

01:10:00About John Rhys-Ravens?

01:10:03He's absolutely right.

01:10:06Me and one of them fellas is in cahoots.

01:10:10We're just waiting for everybody to go to sleep.

01:10:14That's when we're gonna kill you.

01:10:18Okay, everybody.

01:10:23Here, this.

01:10:28This here is Daisy Domergue.

01:10:31She's wanted dead or alive for murder.

01:10:34$10,000.

01:10:37That money's mine, boys.

01:10:40Don't want to share it.

01:10:43I ain't gonna lose it.

01:10:46When that sun comes out,

01:10:48I'm taking this woman into Red Rock to hang.

01:10:58Now...

01:11:01Is there anybody here

01:11:05committed to stopping me

01:11:08from doing that?

01:11:20Really?

01:11:23Nobody got a problem with this?

01:11:31Well, I guess that's very fortunate for me.

01:11:37However, I hope you all understand

01:11:42I can't just take your word.

01:11:46Circumstances force me to take...

01:11:51precautions.

01:11:54When you say precautions...

01:11:59why do I feel you mean me?

01:12:03Because I'm gonna take your gun, son.

01:12:06You are?

01:12:07Yes, I am.

01:12:08Nothing personal.

01:12:10Just mine.

01:12:12Hangman's got himself a gun, too.

01:12:14I'll be dealing with his gun after I deal with yours.

01:12:19Here.

01:12:26I feel kind of...

01:12:28naked without it.

01:12:30Oh, I still got mine.

01:12:35I'll protect you.

01:12:39A bastard's work is never done.

01:12:42Huh, John Ruth?

01:12:44That's right, Joe Gage.

01:12:47Now give me the gun.

01:12:49You want it?

01:12:51You're gonna have to come and take it.

01:12:55Calm down.

01:12:58Take your hand away from your gun.

01:13:03Take your hand away from your gun.

01:13:09Blink if you're calm.

01:13:12He blinked?

01:13:14He blinked.

01:13:16Blink if you're gonna remain calm.

01:13:22He blinked.

01:13:24Take his pistol.

01:13:27I'm real sorry about this, son.

01:13:32Like I said, nothing personal.

01:13:35Just a precaution.

01:14:01Pretty sneaky.

01:14:31I'm sorry.

01:15:01I'm afraid the same applies to you, too, Mr...

01:15:05Mowbray.

01:15:07Precautions must be taken because life is too sweet to lose.

01:15:16Hand me that little bucket.

01:15:20O.B.

01:15:23Go to the outhouse.

01:15:26Take this bucket and dump it down the shithole.

01:15:31Why do I gotta go outside?

01:15:34Your jacket's already on, and I sorta kinda trust you.

01:15:39Why do I gotta go outside?

01:15:42Your jacket's already on, and I sorta kinda trust you.

01:16:09I really gotta go.

01:16:25After you, Major.

01:16:39Okay.

01:16:42I'm gonna cut you loose while we eat.

01:16:46If you get any ideas, I ain't going soft on you.

01:16:50Lift your ass even one inch off that seat,

01:16:53and I'll put a bullet right in your goddamn throat.

01:16:57Come here.

01:17:01Come here.

01:17:20Oh, ha-ha.

01:17:25So, Damagu,

01:17:28I suppose this blizzard counts as a stroke of luck as far as you're concerned.

01:17:33You don't hear me complaining, do you?

01:17:35Nope, I sure don't.

01:17:45Well, how about you, Oswaldo?

01:17:49How about me what?

01:17:51Look, considering all the things I've done for money,

01:17:55I ain't one to judge, but don't you feel just the least little bit about hanging a woman?

01:18:02Well, until they invent a trigger a woman can't pull,

01:18:05if you're a hangman, you're going to hang women.

01:18:08Well, hell, I guess I ain't never looked at it like that before.

01:18:12When it comes to some of them mean bastards out there, it's the only thing that does the job.

01:18:17You really only need to hang mean bastards,

01:18:20but mean bastards you need to hang.

01:18:25Oh.

01:18:31You goddamn son of a bitch!

01:18:34I almost died out there!

01:18:40I ain't ever going out in that shit ever, ever again!

01:18:56Ah!

01:19:09You okay, Obi?

01:19:11I'm fine. I'll be fine.

01:19:14I just need to get warm.

01:19:22You want some stew, Obi?

01:19:24Stew? Later.

01:19:31Oh, yeah. That's nice.

01:19:55So, how you doing, Black Major?

01:20:00I ain't in the mood, Chris Mannix. Leave me be from your horse shit.

01:20:05John Ruth says you got a Lincoln letter.

01:20:08I told you, jackass, go hee-haw someplace else.

01:20:11That's right, John. You did say that, didn't you?

01:20:15Yeah, I did.

01:20:18So, you got a letter from Abraham Lincoln.

01:20:23Yes.

01:20:25The Abraham Lincoln?

01:20:28Yes.

01:20:29Abraham Lincoln, the President of the United States?

01:20:33Yes.

01:20:34Of America?

01:20:35Yes.

01:20:37Wrote you a letter personally.

01:20:40Yes.

01:20:41Personally as in, dear Major Warren?

01:20:44No, personally as in, dear Marquess.

01:20:47Dear Marquess! Abraham Lincoln, the President of the United States of America!

01:20:51Yes.

01:20:53May I see it?

01:20:55No, you may not.

01:20:57But the way John tells it,

01:20:59you weren't just some random nigga soldier picked from a pile of letters.

01:21:03The way John tells it, y'all had a correspondence.

01:21:08Yes.

01:21:11Yes.

01:21:13The way John tells it, y'all was practically pen pals.

01:21:19Yes.

01:21:21Now, to pen pals, practically a friend.

01:21:28John Ruth,

01:21:40you really think a nigga drummed out of the cavalry with a yellow stripe down his back

01:21:45was practically friends with the President of the United States of America?

01:21:52John Ruth, I hate to be the one to break it to you,

01:21:55but ain't nobody in Minnie's haberdashery ever corresponded with Abraham Lincoln.

01:22:01Least of all, that nigga there.

01:22:14Was all that horse shit?

01:22:19Of course it was.

01:22:30Good one, Warren!

01:22:32Talk that sass, nigga! Talk that sass!

01:22:47Well, I guess it's true what they say about you people.

01:22:53Can't trust a fucking word comes out of your mouth.

01:22:58What's the matter, John Ruth?

01:23:00I hurt your feelings?

01:23:03As a matter of fact, you did.

01:23:10I know I'm the only black son of a bitch you ever conversed with,

01:23:14so I'm gonna cut you some slack.

01:23:16But you got no idea what it's like being a black man facing down America.

01:23:22The only time black folks is safe is when white folks is disarmed.

01:23:27And this letter had the desired effect of disarming white folks.

01:23:35Call it what you want.

01:23:39I call it a dirty fucking trick.

01:23:51You wanna know why I lie about something like that, white man?

01:24:01Got me on that stagecoach, didn't it?

01:24:11Well, I tell you like the good Lord told John,

01:24:14a letter from Abraham Lincoln wouldn't have had that kind of effect on me.

01:24:18I might let a whore piss on it.

01:24:20I'll spit on it.

01:24:22Over you, sister.

01:24:40Warren?

01:24:42God damn it.

01:24:43You leave that old man alone.

01:24:45Stand down, you son of a bitch.

01:24:47I share the battlefield with this man.

01:24:49Or would you deny me that, too?

01:24:55I suppose you would then.

01:24:59May I join you?

01:25:05Yes, you may.

01:25:36Damn it.

01:26:04So, how's life since the war?

01:26:13Got both my legs.

01:26:15And there's my arms.

01:26:19I can't complain.

01:26:21Got a woman?

01:26:25Fever took her, started us last winter.

01:26:29What was her name?

01:26:32Betsy.

01:26:34Georgia gal?

01:26:37Augusta.

01:26:40Atlanta boy, Augusta girl.

01:26:45I used to raise Kentucky horses.

01:26:48Her pa was the owner of the breedership where I bought most of my ponies.

01:26:55God damn it.

01:26:57I made a good deal on her.

01:27:00Took the stake he gave me and bought a bunch of peach orchards.

01:27:04Set myself up pretty well.

01:27:07Did a hell of a lot better than either one of my no-good brothers, that's for damn sure.

01:27:14Hey, boy come up here a few years back.

01:27:17He spoke highly of his mama, too.

01:27:21You knew my boy?

01:27:24Did I know him?

01:27:26Yep.

01:27:29Yeah, I knew him.

01:27:32You did not know my boy.

01:27:38Suit yourself.

01:27:42Did you know my son?

01:27:45I know the day he died.

01:27:48Do you?

01:27:49No.

01:27:51You want to know what day that was?

01:27:53Yes.

01:27:58The day he met me.

01:28:18He come up here to do a little nigger head hunting.

01:28:22By then the reward was, oh, 5,000 bragging rights.

01:28:27But to battle hard ribs, 5,000 just to cut off a nigger's head?

01:28:33That's good money.

01:28:36So them johnnies climbed this mountain looking for fortune.

01:28:42There wasn't no fortune to be found.

01:28:46All they found was me.

01:28:52All them crackers come up here and sang a different tune when they found themselves at the mercy of a nigger's gun.

01:29:02Let's just forget it.

01:29:04I'll go my way, you go yours.

01:29:07That's your boy Chester talking.

01:29:09You're a goddamn lie.

01:29:12If you just let me go home to my family, I swear I'll never set foot in Wyoming again.

01:29:21That's what they all said.

01:29:27Begging for his life, your boy told me his whole life story.

01:29:37And you was in that story, General.

01:29:42When I knew me, I had the son of the bloody nigger killer of Baton Rouge.

01:29:51I knew me, I was going to have some fun.

01:29:54You shut your lying nigger lips up.

01:29:57General Smithers, don't you listen to him.

01:29:59He didn't know your boy.

01:30:01He just heard tell why your hair is off.

01:30:04It was cold the day I killed your boy.

01:30:08And I don't mean snowy mountain Wyoming cold.

01:30:12It was colder than that.

01:30:15And on that cold day, with your boy at the business end of my gun barrel,

01:30:22I made him strip right down to his bass.

01:30:30And I told him to start walking.

01:31:01I walked this naked ass for two hours before the cold collapsed him.

01:31:08You never even knew my boy?

01:31:10No, he didn't.

01:31:12He's just a snakey nigger trying to get you to go for that gun.

01:31:17Then he commenced to begging again.

01:31:20But this time, he wasn't begging to go home.

01:31:25He knew he'd never see his home again.

01:31:28He wasn't begging for his life neither, because he knew that was long gone.

01:31:33All he wanted was a blanket.

01:31:39Now, don't judge your boy too harshly, General.

01:31:43You ain't never been cold as your boy was that day.

01:31:48You'd be surprised what a man that cold would do for a blanket.

01:31:57You want to know what your boy did?

01:32:02I pulled my big black pecker out of my pants,

01:32:08and I made him crawl through the snow on all fours over to it.

01:32:22Then I grabbed me a handful of that black hair at the back of his head,

01:32:29and I stuck my big black Johnson right down his goddamn throat.

01:32:38And it was full of blood, so it was warm.

01:32:42Oh, you bet your sweet ass it was warm.

01:32:46And Chester Charles Smithers sucked on that warm black dingus for long as he could.

01:32:56Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

01:33:01Oh, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

01:33:05Whoa!

01:33:07You're starting to see pictures, ain't you?

01:33:10Your boy, black dude, dingus in his mouth,

01:33:14him shaking, him crying, me laughing.

01:33:19Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

01:33:23And him not understanding.

01:33:28But you understand, don't you, Sandy?

01:33:31I never did give your boy that blanket, even after all he did.

01:33:37And he did everything I asked.

01:33:43No blanket.

01:33:46That blanket was just a heartbreaking lie of promise.

01:33:50Kind of like those uniforms the Union issued those colored troops

01:33:54that you chose not to acknowledge.

01:34:04So what you going to do, old man?

01:34:08You going to spend the next two, three days ignoring the nigger that killed your boy?

01:34:16Ignoring how I made him suffer.

01:34:20Ignoring how I made him lick all over my Johnson.

01:34:30The dumbest thing your boy ever did was to let me know he was your boy.

01:34:40Ah!

01:35:10About 15 minutes has passed since we last left our characters.

01:35:24Joe Gage volunteered to take Smithers' dead body outside.

01:35:28Straws were drawn to see who'd help him.

01:35:31Obie lost.

01:35:34Chris, John Ruth, and Oswaldo had a vigorous debate about the legality of the self-defense murder that just transpired.

01:35:41Major Marquis Warren, who was supremely confident about the legality of what just transpired, ignored them,

01:35:46sat at the table by himself, and drank brandy.

01:35:52Captain Chris Mannix donned the dead general's coat and joined Oswaldo in lighting the candles and lanterns.

01:35:58Hey, Ozzie!

01:36:00Now you got the right idea.

01:36:02Let's light this place up.

01:36:04John Ruth held the door closed, waiting for Joe Gage and Obie to return.

01:36:13Bob enjoyed a manzana roja.

01:36:22Damargu, however, hasn't moved from her spot at the community dinner table since John Ruth uncuffed her.

01:36:29John Ruth.

01:36:31Yeah.

01:36:33Can I play that guitar over there?

01:36:36Let's go back a bit.

01:36:38Yo, boy. Black dude stingers in his mouth.

01:36:42Fifteen minutes ago, Major Warren shot General Smithers in front of everybody.

01:36:47But about 40 seconds before that, something equally as important happened, but not everybody saw it.

01:36:54While Major Warren was captivating the crowd with tales of black dicks in white mouths,

01:37:00somebody poisoned the coffee.

01:37:03He did everything I asked.

01:37:08No blanket.

01:37:10And the only one to see him do it...

01:37:17was Damargu.

01:37:24That's why this chapter is called...

01:37:27Damargu's Got a Secret.

01:37:33John Ruth.

01:37:35Yeah.

01:37:37Can I play that guitar over there?

01:37:46Yeah.

01:37:53You come back with anything else but a guitar, my pistol plays a tune.

01:37:59Damargu's Death March.

01:38:02You got it?

01:38:03Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got it.

01:38:13Whew.

01:38:43This ain't for a moment, lads, and hear me tell my tale.

01:39:03O'er the sea from England shore I was condemned to sail.

01:39:10Jury found me guilty, sir, and said the judge said he.

01:39:19For life, Jim Jones, I sentence you across the stormy seas.

01:39:29And the judge of Mr. Beckman never was insane.

01:39:35I'll solve my potion out of you out there in Buffy Bay.

01:39:42Waves were high upon the sea, the winds approaching gay.

01:39:50I'd rather drown in misery than come to New South Wales.

01:39:59Waves were high upon the sea when the pirates came along.

01:40:05But the soldiers on the convict ship were full 500 strong.

01:40:12They opened fire and somehow drove that pirate ship away.

01:40:20I'd rather join that pirate ship than come to Buffy Bay.

01:40:29And one dark night when everything is quiet in the town.

01:40:36I'll kill your bastards one and all, I'll gun the flaughters down.

01:40:43I'll give them all a little shot, remember what we did.

01:40:51Yet regret they sent Jim Jones in chains to Buffy Bay.

01:41:03That's the one you like to sing in the stagecoach, huh?

01:41:07Yeah.

01:41:09It's kind of pretty.

01:41:11Got another verse to it?

01:41:13Yeah, a lot.

01:41:17Well, go ahead, sing it.

01:41:24Whatever you say, Jim.

01:41:29That day and night the iron's clanging like forgotten sleeves.

01:41:36Toil and toil and when we die must bear this honored grace.

01:41:42By and by I'll break my chains into the bush I'll go.

01:41:51And you'll be dead behind me, John, when I get to Mexico.

01:42:06Give me that guitar.

01:42:11Music time's over.

01:42:17Turn around.

01:42:26John, no. No, no, no, no, no, no.

01:42:28Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, shut up.

01:43:27Shut up.

01:43:45Shut up.

01:44:05Shut up.

01:44:15When you get to hell, John, tell them Daisy sent you.

01:44:27Ah!

01:44:35The coffee.

01:44:57Ah!

01:45:07Ah!

01:45:32Oh, my God!

01:45:37Give me that fucking gun.

01:45:40Don't test me, bitch.

01:45:45Everybody, get your backsides up against that back wall over yonder.

01:45:51God damn it.

01:45:53Get or don't get, Joe Gage, it's up to you.

01:45:56I'm good.

01:45:57Didn't get.

01:46:11You too, senor Bob.

01:46:19Everybody turn around and put your hands on that wall.

01:46:26I want some damn snowshoes.

01:46:49Everybody keep your mouths shut.

01:46:51Do like I say.

01:46:53You open your mouth, you're gonna get a bullet.

01:46:56Move a little sudden, a little strange, you're gonna get a bullet.

01:47:01Not a warning, not a question, a bullet.

01:47:06You got that?

01:47:08Let me hear you say, I got it.

01:47:10I got it.

01:47:11I got it.

01:47:12We have it.

01:47:15Chris Mannix, come over here on this side.

01:47:19Come on.

01:47:26Take this gun out of my holster.

01:47:38Point it at them.

01:47:43Like I said, anybody does anything, and I mean anything, you kill them.

01:47:55So, you finally decided I'm telling the truth about being the sheriff of Red Rock, huh?

01:48:03I don't know about all that.

01:48:05But I know you ain't the killer poisoning that coffee because you're almost drunk as your own damn self.

01:48:11One of them is.

01:48:17Ow!

01:48:18Ow!

01:48:20Give me the key.

01:48:21Give me the key!

01:48:35You motherfucking black bastard!

01:48:39You're gonna die on this mountain, and I'm gonna fucking live with you, too!

01:48:45What'd I say about talking?

01:48:48Me neither.

01:48:49Me neither, didn't I?

01:48:52Now, you need to understand, you just killed the only man here committed to getting you to Red Rock alive.

01:49:05Now, one of y'all is working with her.

01:49:10Or two of y'all is working with her.

01:49:13Or all y'all is.

01:49:18But only one of you poisoned the coffee.

01:49:25What charms this bitch got make a man brave a blizzard, kill in cold blood?

01:49:34I'm sure I don't know.

01:49:40But John Ruth's trying to hang your woman, so you kill her.

01:49:45Okay.

01:49:47Maybe.

01:49:49But O.B. wasn't hanging nobody.

01:49:52He damn sure would.

01:49:54But he sure enough laying over there dead now, though, ain't he?

01:49:56He damn sure is, you sons of bitches.

01:49:59Just like any one of us would've drunk that coffee.

01:50:02Like me, goddammit.

01:50:05Now, those of y'all with your hands on the wall don't practice any poisons.

01:50:09Need to think about that.

01:50:12Think about how it could've been you rolling around here on this float.

01:50:17And how the man standing next to you would be responsible.

01:50:21I know who I got my money on.

01:50:24Oh, that's right, Joe Gage.

01:50:26I'm looking at you.

01:50:29Not so fast, Chris.

01:50:32We'll get there.

01:50:34Let's slow it down.

01:50:37Let's slow it way down.

01:50:46Who made the coffee?

01:50:48He did.

01:50:51Yeah, he did, didn't he?

01:50:53Yeah, he did, didn't he?

01:50:56But it's the stew that's got me thinking.

01:51:01Now, how long you say Minnie been gone?

01:51:04A week?

01:51:06Okay.

01:51:08See, my mama used to make stew.

01:51:14And it always tasted the same, no matter the meat.

01:51:17And there was another fellow on the plantation, Uncle Charlie.

01:51:20He made stew, too.

01:51:22And like my mama, I ate his stew from the time I was a whipper till I was a full-grown man.

01:51:32No matter the meat, it always tasted like Uncle Charlie's stew.

01:51:38Now, I ain't had Minnie's stew in six months, so I ain't no expert.

01:51:42But that damn sure is Minnie's stew.

01:51:49So if Minnie is on the north side visiting her mama for a week, how she make the stew this morning?

01:52:01And this, this is sweet Dave's chair.

01:52:08I sat in it earlier.

01:52:10I couldn't believe it.

01:52:12Nobody sits in sweet Dave's chair.

01:52:15This may be Minnie's plates, but this is damn sure sweet Dave's chair.

01:52:24And if he went to the north side, I'm pretty goddamn sure this chair be going with him.

01:52:38What's in the chair?

01:52:41Just what I thought.

01:52:43Sweet Dave's goddamn blood.

01:52:47Oh, hoo, hoo, hoo.

01:52:52So, are you actually accusing me of murder?

01:53:00The way I see it, senor Bob, is whoever is working with her ain't who they say they is.

01:53:09And if it's you, that means Minnie and her man ain't at her mama's.

01:53:15They laying out back there dead somewhere.

01:53:19Or if it's you, little British man, the real Oswaldo Mowbray laying in a ditch somewhere,

01:53:24and you just an English fella passing off his papers.

01:53:27Or we go by my theory, which is the ugliest guy did it.

01:53:33Which makes it you, Joe Gage.

01:53:36So I take it you deduced the coffee was poisoned while you were murdering the old man?

01:53:44Yes.

01:53:45Well, mi negro amigo, during that whole incident,

01:53:50I was sitting on that side of the room playing Silent Night on the piano.

01:53:55No, I ain't say you poisoned the coffee.

01:53:58I say you didn't make the stew.

01:54:02My theory is you working with the man who poisoned the coffee,

01:54:11and both of y'all murdered Minnie, Sweet Dave,

01:54:14and whoever else picked this bad luck day to visit Minnie's haberdashery this morning.

01:54:19And at some point, y'all intended to bushwhack John Root and Free Daisy.

01:54:29But you didn't count on the blizzard, and you didn't count on the two of us.

01:54:39As far as I got, how am I doing?

01:54:45You're a real imaginative nigger, ain't you?

01:54:50So, do you intend to murder me based on a far-fetched nigger theory,

01:54:55or can you prove it, cabrón?

01:54:59It ain't so far-fetched, señor Bob.

01:55:04And it's a little bit more than a theory.

01:55:12How long you say you been working for Minnie?

01:55:15Four months.

01:55:17See, if you'd have been here two and a half years ago,

01:55:21you'd know about that sign used to hang up over the bar.

01:55:25Minnie mention that to you?

01:55:29No.

01:55:31You don't know what that sign says, señor Bob.

01:55:35No dogs or Mexicans allowed.

01:55:39Ha! Ha! Ha!

01:55:43Now, Minnie hung that sign up the day she opened this haberdashery,

01:55:47and it hung over that bar every day till she took it down a little over two years ago.

01:55:55You know why she took it down?

01:55:58She started letting in dogs.

01:56:04Now, Minnie like just about everybody,

01:56:08but she sure don't like Mexicans.

01:56:13So when you tell me Minnie went to the north side to visit her mama,

01:56:18well, I find that highly unlikely.

01:56:21But okay, maybe.

01:56:25But when you tell me Minnie Mink took the haberdashery,

01:56:31the most precious thing to her in the whole world,

01:56:35and left it in the hands of a goddamn Mexican,

01:56:40well, that's what I meant in the barn when I said that sure don't sound like Minnie.

01:56:47Now, I am calling you a liar, señor Bob.

01:56:53And if you lying, which you are,

01:56:58then you killed Minnie.

01:57:00Answer me, Dave!

01:57:03Pull, measly bullets!

01:57:23And there goes señor Bob.

01:57:27But that still don't get us no closer to which one of y'all pours in the coffee, though.

01:57:34Do it, Chris.

01:57:35No, it sure don't.

01:57:43Now, one of y'all pours in this coffee to free Daisy.

01:57:47If I don't hear a confession from one of you motherfuckers quick, fast and in a hurry,

01:57:52I'm going to pour this whole pot of coffee down that bitch's goddamn throat.

01:57:59Okay, time's up.

01:58:02Stop!

01:58:04All right, I did it.

01:58:06It was me. I poisoned the coffee.

01:58:09I fucking knew it!

01:58:12Oh, you're going to die now, you murdering bastard.

01:58:16Major Warren, please let me send this ugly son of a bitch to hell.

01:58:21You killed old B? He is worth ten of you.

01:58:24Warren, can I kill him?

01:58:26Say adios to your huevos.

01:58:35Where did you go?

01:58:57Thank God. Oh, God.

01:59:01Oh, God.

01:59:10Oh, God.

01:59:36Roy, careful!

01:59:43Get up there! Get up there!

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02:02:16Listen, why don't you take the passengers inside and introduce them to Minnie, warm yourself up and drink some coffee.

02:02:28Here we are everybody, Minnie's herbedashery.

02:02:31Step outside, you and your friends can stretch your legs.

02:02:33When you're ready, step on inside, get warmed by the fire, get some coffee in you.

02:02:37I'll introduce you to Minnie.

02:02:42Hiya Minnie!

02:02:46Hiya!

02:03:06Coffee would be the first thing you'd make.

02:03:09Come on in everybody, don't be shy.

02:03:11Hiya!

02:03:12Everybody, this is Minnie and this is her place.

02:03:15Behind me, plucking that chicken, is Gemma.

02:03:19Lovely smile, that Gemma.

02:03:21Now the fella in the uniform, I don't know, but the one he's playing chess with is Sweet Dave.

02:03:26Hiya Dave!

02:03:27Hey Judy!

02:03:29And Minnie, these are the passengers.

02:03:32Well, that's not good enough.

02:03:34Go on, take away them rags, let's see some faces, let's hear some names.

02:03:38Oswaldo Mowbray, madam.

02:03:41Joe Gage.

02:03:43Bob.

02:03:44And I'm Jody.

02:03:46It's a pleasant surprise to find such a warm sanctuary in the middle of such a cold hell.

02:03:51Well, make yourself comfortable, get warmed by the fire.

02:03:55We're just going to go warm ourselves by the stove, if that's alright.

02:03:58Oh, stove, fireplace, whatever, just get warmed.

02:04:01Judy said something about the best coffee in the world.

02:04:04Yes, I do believe Judy did say something about the best coffee in the world.

02:04:09Well, I don't know about all that, but I'll tell you what it is.

02:04:12It's hot, it's strong, and it's good.

02:04:14And in this here snow, it sure enough warms your ass up.

02:04:17You don't need to sell it, Minnie, you need to make it.

02:04:19And you need to get your ass out there and help Charlie with them bags and get Ed in here.

02:04:23Ma'am.

02:04:25Look, fix that coffee.

02:04:26I'll fix you.

02:04:30I don't know, some old man.

02:04:31Well, I don't know what I'm supposed to do about it.

02:04:33I'm just telling you what she said.

02:04:35Anyway, she sent me out here to help Charlie.

02:04:37She wants to talk to you.

02:04:40Charlie, you got a hold of these fellas?

02:04:41Got them, Ed.

02:04:59Miss Minnie, would you roll me a cigarette?

02:05:03Sure, honey.

02:05:04I smoke red apple tobacco, that alright?

02:05:06It's my favorite.

02:05:11Don't mind me, gentlemen.

02:05:14I'm just watching.

02:05:17You play?

02:05:19You know, I must have had at least 12 people teach me that goddamn game.

02:05:26Just never could keep the moves in my head.

02:05:30But if I'm not disturbing, I like to watch.

02:05:34I like to watch.

02:05:35Hell no.

02:05:36I like whipping this old man's ass in front of an audience.

02:05:39You ain't whipping shit.

02:05:42Merci beaucoup, mademoiselle Minnie.

02:05:45Oh, that's real nice.

02:05:46What is that?

02:05:48That's French.

02:05:50You speak French?

02:05:52Oui.

02:05:53Oui?

02:05:54What does that mean?

02:05:55It means yes.

02:05:57Oui.

02:05:58Yes.

02:06:00Hey, Dave.

02:06:01Ask me if my ass is fat.

02:06:02What?

02:06:03Ask me if my ass is fat.

02:06:05It is.

02:06:07I said ask me.

02:06:09Why?

02:06:10Just do it.

02:06:11Is your ass fat?

02:06:13Oui.

02:06:15Look at that child, I can speak French.

02:06:33Thank you.

02:06:57Are you the jelly bean salesman around here?

02:07:01How many peppermint sticks I get for a nickel?

02:07:03Five.

02:07:05All right.

02:07:11Thank you, sugar.

02:07:12Okay.

02:07:21Allow me to assist you, mademoiselle.

02:07:30Thank you.

02:07:47I'm bringing in your bags in case anybody wants to change your clothes before Red Rock.

02:08:00Peppermint stick?

02:08:07Thanks.

02:08:12So why do they call you Six Horse Judy anyway?

02:08:17Because I'm the only Judy you've ever seen that can drive a six horse team.

02:08:21Okay.

02:08:23Kind of a stupid question.

02:08:26Do you mind holding this for me?

02:08:30Rock steady, mademoiselle.

02:08:32Rock steady.

02:08:36You got a very sweet little accent.

02:08:39Where's that from? England?

02:08:41I take exception to that.

02:08:44New Zealand.

02:08:45Careful, mademoiselle.

02:08:46Not anywhere near.

02:08:47Precarious.

02:08:48Oh, gee.

02:08:55Thank you.

02:09:14Auckland?

02:09:15What the fuck's in Auckland?

02:09:17It's where I'm from.

02:09:18It's our biggest city.

02:09:23Coffee's ready.

02:09:24Well, it's about damn time.

02:09:28Best coffee on the mountain.

02:09:30Oh, I don't know about all that.

02:09:32Stagecoach drivers like it, passengers not so much.

02:09:36Most find it a mite too strong.

02:09:38Can't be too strong on this mountain.

02:09:41Thank you.

02:09:47Well?

02:09:49What do you think?

02:09:54Shit!

02:10:13Shit, son!

02:10:17Shit.

02:10:24Shit!

02:10:52He had something.

02:10:53Not much, but something.

02:10:56What do you think, Pete?

02:11:02Well, I must admit,

02:11:03he does make the set-up more convincing.

02:11:10Okay.

02:11:11I'll talk to the old man.

02:11:13Three collective bodies and chuck them in that well out there.

02:11:17And then start on hitching the horses

02:11:19and getting them in the barn and getting them fed.

02:11:21Hang on.

02:11:22Putting the horses away, that's easy enough.

02:11:25But dragging these fat bastards up and down the mountain,

02:11:27that's fucking impossible, mate.

02:11:29Okay.

02:11:30Well, this is a store,

02:11:31so there's got to be a well barrel around here somewhere.

02:11:34Start with the horses.

02:11:36And as soon as I get through with this old hickery treat,

02:11:40I'll come out and help you, okay?

02:11:49Hey, Pete, grab my coat, will you?

02:11:52Okay.

02:12:22But I want you

02:12:27You're looking

02:12:29For someone

02:12:32To hold your hand

02:12:37Someone

02:12:40Who understands

02:12:47And then

02:12:49You're by yourself

02:12:56And you're feeling

02:12:59The world closing on you

02:13:06And you're asking

02:13:09Look.

02:13:10I just started working here.

02:13:12Whatever Manny did to make you all mad,

02:13:15I had nothing to do with it.

02:13:18Someone

02:13:30Well, old man.

02:13:34If you was a cat,

02:13:38what just happened here

02:13:41would count as one of your nine lives.

02:13:45Did you realize how close

02:13:47you came to being tossed on a pile of niggers?

02:13:50Yes.

02:13:51And when it comes to that

02:13:53pile of niggers that we building out back,

02:13:55it won't take nothing to make you general of it.

02:13:57You believe that?

02:13:59I expect no less.

02:14:02You're not so fast, old man.

02:14:05You might have a way out of this yet.

02:14:10Later today,

02:14:14Dirty

02:14:16son of a gun

02:14:18is gonna come in here.

02:14:24And he's gonna have my sister with him.

02:14:27And he is gonna have her in chains.

02:14:34I'm taking her to Red Rock

02:14:36to be hung.

02:14:45You know why?

02:14:47No.

02:14:53$10,000.

02:14:57That's why.

02:15:00And when he gets here,

02:15:03I'm gonna kill that fella

02:15:05and turn my sister loose.

02:15:07Now, do you have any reason

02:15:10why you would want to interfere

02:15:12with me saving my sister

02:15:14from a hangman's rope?

02:15:16No.

02:15:17You don't?

02:15:18No, I don't.

02:15:19You sure you don't?

02:15:21I mean, we did just kill Minnie and Sweet Dave.

02:15:24And you and Sweet Dave

02:15:26look mighty chummy over here.

02:15:28I just met these people.

02:15:29I don't give a damn about them.

02:15:31Or you.

02:15:32Or your sister.

02:15:33Or any other son of a bitch

02:15:35in Wyoming, for that matter.

02:15:37That is a good answer,

02:15:40a good answer, old man.

02:15:44Now, when they get here,

02:15:46you just sit your ass in this chair,

02:15:49and you don't do nothing.

02:15:52You don't say nothing.

02:15:53Hello, thank you, good night.

02:15:56That's about it.

02:15:58Maybe your name,

02:16:00but that's it.

02:16:02Hello, thank you, good night,

02:16:06and maybe my name.

02:16:09Be a, be a old man.

02:16:12Be doughty.

02:16:14Go to sleep.

02:16:16And don't you say nothing,

02:16:19and I mean nothing,

02:16:21to that bounty hunter

02:16:22that's got my sister.

02:16:23Do you understand?

02:16:25Yes.

02:16:28When it's safe,

02:16:30I'll kill him,

02:16:32free my sister,

02:16:33and leave you be.

02:16:37Deal?

02:16:43Deal.

02:16:45Thank you.

02:16:48During the next four hours,

02:16:50Jody and the boys

02:16:51chuck the bodies down the well,

02:16:55put away the horses,

02:17:00tidy up around Minnie's,

02:17:03stash weapons for further use,

02:17:10and waited for John Ruth

02:17:12and Daisy Stage to arrive.

02:17:16All right, boys, this is it.

02:17:19Let's get ready.

02:17:26Now remember,

02:17:28it doesn't matter

02:17:29if we have four men or 40.

02:17:31We are still gonna be

02:17:32facing John Ruth,

02:17:33chained to my sister

02:17:34with a pistol pointed

02:17:35at her belly.

02:17:36Now killing that fella

02:17:38before he kills my sister

02:17:39ain't gonna be easy,

02:17:40but you better believe

02:17:41that's exactly what

02:17:42we're gonna do.

02:17:43So the name of the game here

02:17:45is patience.

02:17:47Trapped here for two

02:17:48or three days,

02:17:49at some point

02:17:50he will close his eyes,

02:17:52and that's when you blow

02:17:53the top of his head off.

02:17:54Remember, old man,

02:17:56if my sister don't make it off

02:17:58of this mountain alive,

02:17:59neither do you.

02:18:00I'll do my best.

02:18:19Good luck, mate.

02:18:29Yeah.

02:18:39Yeah.

02:18:41No.

02:18:51Yeah, I gotta do another one.

02:19:00Where's Minnie and Sweet Dave?

02:19:02He said they ain't here.

02:19:04He's lookin' after them.

02:19:06They're gone.

02:19:07Who are you?

02:19:11I'm up.

02:19:15Whoever you are,

02:19:16help on me with the horses.

02:19:21Get them out of this cold

02:19:22before that blizzard hits us.

02:19:24Oh, you're right.

02:19:27Wait, wait, wait, wait.

02:19:29I just put those other horses away.

02:19:32You need it done fast.

02:19:33You need to help.

02:19:35I got two of my best men on it.

02:19:39You heard him, freeloaders.

02:19:41Get to work.

02:19:43All right, you two,

02:19:44unhook the leaders.

02:19:46Come on, let's go.

02:19:49Open up!

02:19:50You have to kick it open!

02:19:52What?

02:19:53Kick it open!

02:19:59Ow!

02:20:25How you doin', old boy?

02:20:27The air shot my nuts off.

02:20:29I'm freezin',

02:20:30burnin' up at the same time,

02:20:32bleedin' like a stuck pig.

02:20:35I think I'm gonna die.

02:20:38The knees motherfuckers did it.

02:20:42Oh, that's how I'm doin'.

02:20:44How you doin'?

02:20:46Well, my leg hurts really bad.

02:20:50But I think if I put all my weight on my right foot...

02:20:54I was just being sarcastic.

02:20:55I don't give a fuck about your leg.

02:20:59You just make yourself comfortable.

02:21:03Don't worry about my comforts.

02:21:06Shit, I can't feel my ass no more.

02:21:10Don't worry about these owl hoots

02:21:12and that bushwhackin' nutshooter in the basement.

02:21:17All right!

02:21:20All right!

02:21:23You...

02:21:25fella in the basement!

02:21:28You either give up

02:21:30by the time I count to three,

02:21:34or I shoot Damagoo in the head.

02:21:38One!

02:21:40Two!

02:21:41No, no, no, no, don't shoot her in the head!

02:21:45I'm comin' up!

02:21:46Hold on there,

02:21:47you bushwhackin' sack shooter!

02:21:49You just opened the door.

02:21:51We tell you when to come up.

02:21:57Now throw out your pistol!

02:22:00Talk to Ben!

02:22:05Ben, he got another one.

02:22:08Now throw out your other pistol!

02:22:11I ain't got another pistol!

02:22:13Well, you better shoot another pistol out your ass,

02:22:15because if you don't throw one up here in the next two seconds,

02:22:18we gonna kill this bitch!

02:22:24See? Told you.

02:22:27Now,

02:22:29with your hands where we can see them,

02:22:32slowly come on up.

02:22:45Come on.

02:23:08How you doin', dummy?

02:23:11Better.

02:23:12Now I see your ugly face.

02:23:19No!

02:23:21How you like that, you bushwhackin' castrator?

02:23:25What are you doing? He was getting up!

02:23:27Well, it took him too long, so I done it for him.

02:23:33Joe Gage!

02:23:34Get your ass over here and shut this trap door.

02:23:43No!

02:23:57I'm sorry, honey.

02:24:07May I sit in the chair?

02:24:10Yes, you may.

02:24:21Keep your hands flat on that table.

02:24:25Don't move them.

02:24:26Nix!

02:24:28You sure picked the wrong time to turn into a nigger lover.

02:24:32Don't you see that nigger John Ruth put you smack dab in the middle of danger?

02:24:35You're about to be murdered in some nigger named Minnie's house

02:24:38and you don't even know why?

02:24:40Okay.

02:24:42Bitch.

02:24:44I'll bite.

02:24:46Why?

02:24:48I'm working with all three of them fellas.

02:24:50But not because they got butterflies in their belly about me.

02:24:53But because we're all gang members.

02:24:55The Jody Dominguez gang.

02:24:59That fella y'all just killed in the basement

02:25:01was Jody Dominguez, my brother.

02:25:04Well, who the hell is Jody Dominguez?

02:25:09You want to tell him about him, man?

02:25:12He was a big bad cat worth $50,000.

02:25:16And every member of his gang was worth at least $10,000.

02:25:20Which finally explains why you worth $10,000.

02:25:24And what's going to happen when that sun comes out, nigger?

02:25:26So is my brother's 15 men coming straight here for us.

02:25:29Tell him, Grouch!

02:25:30Jody's got 15 men waiting at Red Rock.

02:25:33We couldn't kill John Ruth and free Daisy here.

02:25:37Their job was to sack the town.

02:25:40Kill John Ruth and free Daisy there.

02:25:45Now with my brother dead, I'm in charge of this gang.

02:25:48Right, boys?

02:25:49That's right, Daisy.

02:25:50Oh, yeah.

02:25:51And Chris, I'm telling you, you ain't done anything yet

02:25:55that we can't forgive.

02:25:57So, let's make a deal.

02:25:59No deals, bitch.

02:26:01No deals, bitch.

02:26:03You're going to let that nigger speak for you, Chris?

02:26:05Hold it, Warren.

02:26:09Seeing as how she ain't got nothing to sell,

02:26:12I'm kind of curious about her sales pitch.

02:26:16Humor me.

02:26:18All right.

02:26:21Bitch.

02:26:31What's your deal?

02:26:36Easy.

02:26:38Take your gun.

02:26:40Shoot that nigger dead.

02:26:43Then we sit here all night for the next two days.

02:26:47When the snow melts, we go to Mexico.

02:26:49You go on to Red Rock, get that star pinned on your chest.

02:26:53Hey, Pete.

02:26:54How much can we pay him?

02:26:56Well, we could give him Marco.

02:27:01Bob's real name is Marco the Mexican.

02:27:05He's worth $12,000.

02:27:08That's Marco the Mexican?

02:27:10Precisely, yeah.

02:27:12Oh, shit.

02:27:14Now that I've blown his face off,

02:27:16Marco ain't worth a peso.

02:27:18Ha-ha-ha!

02:27:20Oh! Oh, shit!

02:27:22Well, then, if I die in the next two days,

02:27:25which is more than likely, you can have me.

02:27:28Under the name of English Pete Hickox,

02:27:31I got a federal bounty of $15,000 on my head.

02:27:37It's all yours, Chris.

02:27:40You keep talking, Pete,

02:27:42and you're gonna talk yourself to death.

02:27:46Joe Gay, who you be?

02:27:49Grouch Douglas.

02:27:51Ha-ha-ha!

02:27:52You heard of him?

02:27:54Yeah, I heard of Grouch Douglas.

02:27:56He worked ten just like Daisy.

02:28:00Well, remind me

02:28:03why we wouldn't just kill all y'all,

02:28:06cash in.

02:28:08Oh, you can kill us all,

02:28:10but you'll never spend a cent of that bounty money,

02:28:12and you'll never leave this mountain alive,

02:28:14because when that snow melts,

02:28:16the rest of Jody's gang, all 15 of them

02:28:18that were waiting in Red Rock, are coming here.

02:28:21Now, let's say you shoot us all.

02:28:24If you really want all that Dominguez gang bounty money,

02:28:28you still got to get all our corpses into Red Rock,

02:28:31and that ain't gonna be so easy,

02:28:33because I doubt you can drive a four-horse team.

02:28:35No wagon out there is too heavy for a two-horse team.

02:28:38So that means you're gonna have to lead

02:28:40a string of horses into Red Rock,

02:28:43and with that deep snow after a blizzard,

02:28:46you ain't gonna be able to get away with any more

02:28:48than, say, one body per horse.

02:28:50So that's you leading a string of four horses

02:28:54into Red Rock,

02:28:56and with all them horses in that snow,

02:28:59and you all by your lonesome, you're gonna be in that bogey,

02:29:02and you're gonna run smack dab into the Dominguez gang.

02:29:05And again, Grouch, how many is that?

02:29:0715 killers strong.

02:29:09And when those 15 killers come across you

02:29:13in possession of all our dead bodies,

02:29:15they ain't just gonna kill you and that nigger.

02:29:18They're gonna go back to Red Rock

02:29:20and kill every son of a bitch in that town.

02:29:24You really the sheriff of Red Rock?

02:29:26You wanna save the town?

02:29:28Then shoot that nigger dead!

02:29:30Aah! Jesus Christ!

02:29:33Oh, ho, ho! You believe in Jesus now, huh, bitch?

02:29:37Well, good, because you about to meet him.

02:29:40Anybody else want to make a deal, huh?

02:29:43The deal still stands, Chris.

02:29:46You ain't done nothing we can't forgive.

02:29:49It's all still on that nigger.

02:29:53You shoot him dead,

02:29:55take my body,

02:29:57sit out of the snow with Daisy and Grouch...

02:29:59Aah!

02:30:01Aah! Aah!

02:30:04Aah!

02:30:08Ooh!

02:30:13Ooh!

02:30:16Ooh!

02:30:18Ooh!

02:30:45Manny!

02:30:47Give me my pistol.

02:30:51Daisy!

02:30:58Daisy!

02:31:01No.

02:31:13So...

02:31:15you were saying...

02:31:17we sit here...

02:31:19all nice and friendly-like...

02:31:22for the next two days.

02:31:24Then the snow melts,

02:31:26you leave here, meet up with your gang,

02:31:29and I tell it to Mexico.

02:31:31That's the deal, right?

02:31:33Yeah.

02:31:35And I get Oswaldo?

02:31:38And Joe Gage?

02:31:41Yeah.

02:31:43Well, Jody's worth 50,000. What about his body?

02:31:46You gonna make a deal

02:31:50with this diabolical bitch?

02:31:56I ain't saying I'm gonna make a deal with her.

02:31:58We just talking.

02:31:59Calm down.

02:32:02So what about Jody's body and the 50,000?

02:32:05You're getting greedy, Reb. No deal.

02:32:08We're taking Jody's body back with us.

02:32:10He got children.

02:32:14So I kill Warren,

02:32:17and we all friends.

02:32:21Yeah.

02:32:27No deal, tramp.

02:32:30Chris!

02:32:32You're making the biggest mistake of your life!

02:32:35When our boys get here in a couple of days,

02:32:37they're gonna cut your nuts off!

02:32:39And there won't be a stick left in that town unburnt!

02:32:43Well, I guess I should be plumb scared right now, huh?

02:32:47If you had any brains, you would be!

02:32:50I'm not afraid of you.

02:32:53Here's the problem, Daisy.

02:32:55In order for me to be scared of your threats,

02:32:59I got to believe in those 15 extra gang members

02:33:02waiting it out in Red Rock.

02:33:04And boy, oh, boy,

02:33:07I sure don't.

02:33:11What I believe in,

02:33:13is what you believe in,

02:33:15and that's what you believe in.

02:33:19What I believe is,

02:33:22Joe Gage, or Grouch Douglas,

02:33:25whatever the fuck his name was,

02:33:28poisoned the coffee.

02:33:31And you watched him do it.

02:33:36And you watched me pork up,

02:33:39and you didn't say shit!

02:33:42And I believe

02:33:45you are what you've always been,

02:33:48a lying bitch

02:33:51who will do anything to cheat the rope

02:33:54waiting for her in Red Rock,

02:33:56including shitting out 15 extra gang members

02:33:59whenever you need be.

02:34:02Oh! Oh!

02:34:04And...

02:34:09I believe

02:34:11when it comes to what's left,

02:34:14of the Jody Dominguez gang,

02:34:17I'm looking at them.

02:34:19Right here, right now,

02:34:22dead on this motherfucking floor.

02:34:25Goddamn right.

02:34:27And you're gonna die on this mountain, Boris.

02:34:31My brother leads an army of men.

02:34:35Horseshit!

02:34:37My daddy led an army.

02:34:40He led a renegade army,

02:34:42fighting for a lost cause.

02:34:44My daddy held up to 400 men together after the war

02:34:48with nothing but their respect in his command.

02:34:52Your brother's just an owl who led a gang of killers.

02:34:58I don't feel so good.

02:35:01Oh, shit.

02:35:07Ha!

02:35:10Ah!

02:35:16You still alive, white boy?

02:35:18No!

02:35:26Maddox!

02:35:28Ah! Ah!

02:35:30Hey, boy!

02:35:32Ah!

02:35:38Get up!

02:35:45Chris Maddox!

02:35:47Your ass ain't nailed to the floor!

02:35:49Wake the fuck up!

02:35:58Wake up, white boy!

02:36:03Ah!

02:36:05Ah!

02:36:07Ah!

02:36:17Ah!

02:36:19Ah!

02:36:21I ain't dead yet, you black bastard.

02:36:25Ah!

02:36:36Chris Maddox, I may have misjudged you.

02:36:42Now we've come to the part of the story...

02:36:46where I blow your goddamn head off.

02:36:50No, no, no, don't shoot him.

02:36:52Why the hell not?

02:36:55John Ruth.

02:37:02Now, John Ruth was one mighty, mighty bastard.

02:37:08Ah!

02:37:13But the last thing that bastard did before he died...

02:37:20was save your life.

02:37:22We gonna die, white boy.

02:37:25We ain't got no say in that.

02:37:29But there is one thing left we do have a say in.

02:37:34And that's how we killed this bitch.

02:37:38And I say shooting's too good for her.

02:37:42John Ruth could have shot her anywhere, anytime, along the way.

02:37:47John Ruth was the hangman.

02:37:52And when the hangman catches you, you don't die by no bullet.

02:37:58When the hangman catches you, you hang.

02:38:03Now, you only need to hang mean bastards.

02:38:07But mean bastards you need to hang.

02:38:13Ah!

02:38:35As my first and final act as the sheriff of Red Rock...

02:38:41I sentence you, Domagoo, to hang by the neck until death!

02:39:03Hang on, Daisy. I want to watch.

02:39:11Uh-huh.

02:39:14Ha-ha-ha.

02:39:17Ha-ha-ha-ha.

02:39:20Ha-ha-ha-ha.

02:39:23Ha-ha-ha-ha.

02:39:40Now, that was a nice dance.

02:39:45That sure was pretty.

02:39:48Ow!

02:40:18Ow!

02:40:41Hey.

02:40:43Can I see that Lincoln letter?

02:41:14Ah.

02:41:16Ah.

02:41:18Ah.

02:41:20Ah.

02:41:22Ah.

02:41:24Ah.

02:41:26Ah.

02:41:30Dear Marquess,

02:41:33I hope this letter finds you in good health and stead.

02:41:41I'm doing fine, although I wish there were more hours in a day.

02:41:48There's just so much to do.

02:41:52Times are changing slowly, but surely.

02:41:57And it's men like you that will make a difference.

02:42:02Your military success is a credit not only to you, but your race as well.

02:42:11I'm very proud every time I hear news of you.

02:42:17We still have a long way to go, but hand in hand, I know we'll get there.

02:42:28I just want to let you know you're in my thoughts.

02:42:33Hopefully, our paths will cross in the future.

02:42:39Until then, I remain your friend.

02:42:46Old Mary Todd's calling, so I guess it must be time for bed.

02:42:55Respectfully, Abraham Lincoln.

02:43:04Old Mary Todd, that's a nice touch.

02:43:09Yeah.

02:43:11Thanks.

02:43:14There.

02:43:23Listen, all you people, try and understand.

02:43:29You may be a soldier, woman, child, or man,

02:43:35but there won't be many coming home.

02:43:41No, there won't be many coming home.

02:43:47Oh, there won't be many, maybe ten out of twenty,

02:43:54but there won't be many coming home.

02:44:00Now the old folks will remember on that dark and dismal day

02:44:06how their hearts were choked with pride as their children marched away.

02:44:12Now the glory is all gone.

02:44:16They are left alone, and there won't be many coming home.

02:44:24No, there won't be many coming home.

02:44:31Oh, there won't be many, maybe five out of twenty,

02:44:37but there won't be many coming home.

02:44:43Look real closely at the soldier coming at you through the haze.

02:44:50He may be the younger brother who ran away.

02:44:56And before you kill another, listen to what I say.

02:45:02Oh, there won't be many coming home.

02:45:08Oh, there won't be many coming home.

02:45:14Oh, there won't be many.

02:45:18There may not be any, but there won't be many coming home.

02:45:27If they all came back but one, he was still some other son.

02:45:35And there won't be many coming home.

02:45:41Oh, there won't be many coming home.

02:45:47Oh, there won't be many coming home.

02:45:53Oh, there won't be many coming home.

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