Red River1948

Dunson:
Get down off them horses. I don't favor lookin' up to the likes of you...That's better. You should be crawlin'. Cherry, I sent you out after three of 'em. You brought back two.

Cherry:
Bill Kelsey figured he'd rather fight. Made a good one of it for a while.

Dunson:
Laredo, Teeler, you signed on for the drive and you signed on to finish it.

Laredo:
That's right, we did.

Dunson:
You stole beans and flour, and cartridges. Besides bein' deserters, you're common thieves.

Laredo:
The law might see it different...

Dunson:
I'm the law. You're a thief! You too, Teeler. Anything more?

Teeler:
I know what you're gonna do to us, but first I wanna tell ya somethin'.

Dunson:
Go ahead.

Teeler:
You're crazy. You've been drinkin' and you ain't been sleepin'. If you ain't crazy, you're a skin close to it.

Dunson:
You through?

Teeler:
No. You wanna get this herd to market. Well, so do all of us. There's a good way to Abilene, but you won't listen to that. No. You want to drive to Missouri when you got the high, low, and jack against ya. I ain't through yet. This herd don't belong to you. It belongs to every poor hopin' and prayin' cattleman in the whole wide state. I shouldn't have run away. I should've stayed and put a bullet in ya. I signed a pledge, sure, but you ain't the man I signed it with.

Dunson:
You finished?

Teeler:
Yeah. Now you can get your Bible and read over us after you shoot us.

Dunson:
I'm gonna hang ya.

Matt:
No. No, you're not.

Dunson:
What?

Matt:
You're not going to hang them.

Dunson:
Who'll stop me?

Matt:
I will.