Gun Fight

Wayne Santley:
I was just thinking about how different it is when you're not in the Army. You know, you're the first girl I've been this close to in over eight months.

Nora Blaine:
Eight months in the wild and I picked you for a traveling companion?

Cole Fender:
No cause for concern, Miss Blaine. I'm here to protect you.

Wayne Santley:
[to Cole] How'd you get so good beatin' up women? You practice on kids and puppy dogs?

[Wayne and Nora kiss]

Wayne Santley:
How am I doing?

Nora Blaine:
Very sweet and tender.

Wayne Santley:
You know, my barracks room buddies would be shocked to hear I'm sweet and, um, so on.

[Brad and Pawnee listen as Wayne kills a sentry armed with a rifle]

Brad Santley:
One .44 shot, no Winchester.

Pawnee:
Looks like your brother knew the password.

[Wayne has learned his brother is the leader of an outlaw gang]

Nora Blaine:
The nighthawks have killed a lot of people; they'll keep on killing. You've got to tell the sheriff where to find them.

Wayne Santley:
Do you know what you're asking?

Nora Blaine:
When a man's hands are stained with blood, he forfeits all kinship rights.

Joe Emery:
You didn't cotton to cattle raisin', huh?

Wayne Santley:
Joe, you knew I wouldn't, didn't ya?

Joe Emery:
Well, that's all behind ya now - leave it there. Never did believe in taking shadows into new territory.

Nora Blaine:
You speak with considerable authority about sin. Are you, by chance, a preacher?

Jonathan:
I am a duly ordained minister, young woman.

Nora Blaine:
Is it not as much your duty to prevent sin as cast it out?

Jonathan:
Such is the will of the Lord.

Nora Blaine:
Then, if you will, we'd like you to marry us.

Molly:
How's it up on the trap line? Is it safe enough for my Moose man all alone?

Wayne Santley:
Well, Molly, there's a big grizzly robbin' all the traps, but he's due to hole up any day now.

Molly:
Honey baby, I'm goin' with ya.

Moose:
Aw, Molly, woman don't trap and kill fur animals!

Molly:
Well, you do your trappin' and I'll just sit and watch for the grizzly. If he tries to bother my honey baby, I'll break his durn back!

Wayne Santley:
Brad, I guess it's been a long time since either one of us has been inside a church, but something we learned there as kids you oughta remember it right now.

Brad Santley:
Bible words don't fit my lips these days, Wayne.

Wayne Santley:
I'm not ashamed of 'em, remember? "The Lord said, 'Where is they brother?" And Cain replied, 'Am I my brother's keeper?'"

Brad Santley:
You know, they say that blood washes off gold, but I know better.

Brad Santley:
Well, here's luck to you, Wayne.

Wayne Santley:
Luck to you, Brad.

Nora Blaine:
You're both going to need it.

Nora Blaine:
What about Jonathan and the other men in the camp?

Wayne Santley:
I'm not asking anybody else to fight our battle.

[to Brad]

Wayne Santley:
She never saw the Santley boys in action... on the same side.

Brad Santley:
So you thought I crossed ya.

Wayne Santley:
Yeah, I did.

Brad Santley:
It's a bad feelin', ain't it? I had it for five months.

Wayne Santley:
What got us this way? It used to be us two against the world.

Brad Santley:
It's the same way again, kid - us two against five.

Nora Blaine:
*Three* against five.

[last lines]

Wayne Santley:
Brad sure would have gotten a boot out of this. He woulda brought a present for her.

Nora Blaine:
He already gave her the most important present she'll ever get - the future.

Wayne Santley:
One dies, one's born... I guess we're all our brother's keeper. If we could only remember it.