BUCK:
You're lovely.
INEZ:
All right?
MAN:
Thank you, Inez.
EZRA:
Need a card?
BUCK:
No.
INEZ:
Ahh.
EZRA:
Thank you, Inez.
INEZ:
You're welcome.
NATHAN:
Thank you.
BUCK:
Oh!
INEZ:
Sorry.
BUCK:
You could at least serve a smile with that splash.
INEZ:
If you want a smile, Senor, try tipping.
BUCK:
Do you want a really good tip? Let me buy you a drink some time.
INEZ:
Hmm. Let me think about that. Nunca.
BUCK:
Nunca?
NATHAN:
That means never. The devil himself doesn't get burned that bad.
EZRA:
The lady's been here in town a mere 2 weeks, and already she sees through you like a pane glass window.
NATHAN:
I say that Buck has met his match.
BUCK:
I fold. Ahem! Excuse me, Inez. I don't speak much Spanish, but to me nunca sounded a lot like...tonight.
INEZ:
Then let me translate. Never!
[sawing]
VIN:
Sure is a pretty spot, Chris. Though I never figured you for the settling kind.
CHRIS:
Well, I wouldn't say I'm settling down. Just looking for a little peace and quiet.
VIN:
Can't argue with that.
CHRIS:
Thanks for the supplies.
VIN:
Don't mention it.
[neighing]
DON PAULO:
Buenos dias, Senor. Hot day, no?
CHRIS:
I suppose.
DON PAULO:
Poor Alonzo here lost his horse just an hour ago. She passed maybe 3 miles back. Now Alonzo has nothing to ride.
Maybe he can ride yours.
CHRIS:
That horse ain't for sale.
DON PAULO:
Y ahora, Alonzo, what are you gonna do about this?
ALONZO:
Aah!
[gunshot]
DON PAULO:
Bravo, Senor. It seems Alonzo will have to find a horse elsewhere.
CHRIS:
Get off my property.
DON PAULO:
Vamanos! Perhaps we will meet again.
ALONZO:
Unh!
CHRIS:
Go on.
DON PAULO:
Vamanos. Hyah!
VIN:
So much for peace and quiet.
DON PAULO:
My father says you're the fastest gun there is. Now I see this man, I'm not so sure, Raphael.
RAPHAEL:
I am faster, Don Paulo.
DON PAULO:
Then you will have to prove it... by killing him... after we have Inez.
EZRA:
Where you goin', Buck? "Nunca sounded an awful lot like tonight."
NATHAN:
Let me translate For you, Buck.
EZRA AND NATHAN:
Never!
BUCK:
Oh, hell. It wasn't that funny.
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EZRA:
It was rapturous. Why I never imagined you'd lose your touch so fast.
NATHAN:
At least you got a chance to learn how to speak Spanish.
BUCK:
Hold on. Buck Wilmington never says never! Now that I put my mind to it, that girl's never is gonna turn into a yes
faster than a jackrabbit with its tail on fire.
NATHAN:
I'd say your rabbit's already been cooked, Buck. Nunca.
DON PAULO:
Check the boardinghouses, the livery, the cantina. If Inez is here, find her.
ALONZO:
Maybe she's gone already, huh?
DON PAULO:
Then we'll find out where she went and follow her there. To hell and back, if necessary! Entiendes?
JD:
It's gonna be a scorcher today. Hotter than a burnt boot.
CASEY:
Hot enough to wither a fence post.
JD:
Hot enough to... sunburn a horntoad.
CASEY:
It'll be so hot, we'll have to put the chickens on ice to keep them from laying hard-boiled eggs.
JD:
It's gonna be so damn hot that-- that if a man died here and went to hell, he'd feel like writin' home for a blanket.
CASEY:
I got one!
JD:
Hey, pull it in.
CASEY:
I can't. It's really big!
JD:
Looks like a big one. Pull it in!
CASEY:
Too hard for me!
JD:
Get it!
CASEY:
I'll get it!
JD:
Hey!
CASEY:
Biggest fish I ever saw! A really big one. Aah!
JD:
Out of the way, sticky!
CASEY:
Aah! Aah!
JD:
Come here! Come here.
CASEY:
I guess I better get on back.
JD:
Yeah, maybe you're right.
CASEY:
I got some chores to see to.
JD:
Come here!
DON PAULO:
Alonzo!
ALONZO:
Don Paulo. It's my shooting arm. A doctor could fix it.
DON PAULO:
We must talk first. Venga.
ALONZO:
Don Paulo, is something wrong?
DON PAULO:
Ay, mi amigo. I have a horseman with no horse, a gunman who can no longer shoot. A once useful man... now useless. You disgrace my family. Guillermo, take him away.
TINY:
Howdy, Chris.
CHRIS:
Thanks, Tiny.
RAPHAEL:
Buenos dias, senor. I am Raphael Cordova de Martinez. My patron's son Don Paulo has asked me to kill you.
CHRIS:
Well, I appreciate the warning.
RAPHAEL:
I would have liked to see more of your work.
CHRIS:
My work?
RAPHAEL:
With the gun. You are very impressive. Almost as good as me.
CHRIS:
I suppose I just have to take your word for that.
RAPHAEL:
Con permiso, Senor. Do you feel like dying today?
CHRIS:
I feel like today is just as good as any other.
RAPHAEL:
Who knows what the day will bring?
NATHAN:
What you lookin' at, JD?
JD:
Oh, hey, Doc. I'm thinkin' about gettin' this for Casey.
NATHAN:
What is it?
JD:
It's a frog gigger.
NATHAN:
You're gonna buy the girl a frog gigger?
JD:
Why? What's wrong with that?
NATHAN:
Oh, come on. Now, look, what you want to do is get her that nice bracelet right there, huh?
JD:
Oh, I don't know. A--a bracelet--
NATHAN:
Ask an expert. Miss Travis. JD wants to buy a present for his girl.
JD:
My girl?!
NATHAN:
Now, if you was her, what would you want?
MARY:
The long or the short answer?
NATHAN:
Short.
MARY:
Flowers, chocolates, maybe a token of love.
JD:
Love?
JOSIAH:
"And the great city of Troy lays in ashes, all for the wooing of a woman." Mmm--mmm--mmm--mmm.
JD:
What?
JOSIAH:
Huh?
JD:
That--
JOSIAH:
Oh. The iliad. A battle of courtship, like so many millions of others that have laid waste to men's souls. My own included.
JD:
Hey, Josiah, that book got any, uh... pointers for someone who might be, uh... thinkin' about courtship?
JOSIAH:
No. You tell me your troubles, I may be able to help.
Buck:
All I'm saying is you got the wrong picture. That today with the guys, that wasn't me. This here is me.
INEZ:
And how do I know that you here is the one telling the truth?
BUCK:
Would this face lie?
INEZ:
Like a wet rug, Senor.
BUCK:
Oh! Hey, I don't want to go to feuding words with you, and the name is Buck.
INEZ:
Well, in a battle of wits, Senor Buck, I think you'd be unarmed.
BUCK:
All right. But do you think there's anything wrong with a little mutual surrender?
INEZ:
You have a mouth, Senor.
BUCK:
Oh, and so do you. Maybe they should get together sometime.
INEZ:
Madre dios.
[running]
BUCK:
Is that a yes?
Hey, hey, hey, we were just gettin' on real friendly.
INEZ:
Senor, I must go!
BUCK:
Why?
DON PAULO:
Inez. Mujer, I've been looking for you.
INEZ:
Please, leave me alone.
DON PAULO:
We have many things to discuss. Many things.
INEZ:
I have nothing to say to you.
BUCK:
She said she's got nothin' to say.
DON PAULO:
No, Raphael!
BUCK:
Y'all got a lot to learn about showin' respect to a lady.
INEZ:
Buck, please.
DON PAULO:
You have made some new amigos, I see.
INEZ:
No, no. He's no one to me.
DON PAULO:
I wonder.
BUCK:
You know what, Mister? What's between the lady and me, it's got nothin' to do with you. So best you just walk away.
DON PAULO:
You call her a lady, Senor, but she's nothing but a thief. She has offended the honor of my family.
BUCK:
Well, then that should make it really easy for you to just walk away.
INEZ:
Buck, please, stop this!
DON PAULO:
You insult me, Senor.
BUCK:
Oh, I'm just warmin' up. You touch that woman again, and you're gonna see a real insult.
VIN:
What the hell's goin' on here?
DON PAULO:
Are you challenging me?
INEZ:
No, he isn't!
BUCK:
Oh, I reckon I am.
VIN:
Easy now, Buckley.
BUCK:
Oh, this man wants a fight, he's got it... right now.
DON PAULO:
No, Senor. I demand satisfaction in the customs of my people. We meet at 1:00 in the street to discuss the terms of engagement. You better pack your bags, Inez. You'll be coming home soon. Raphael, vamanos. Guillermo, watch her until this is over.
INEZ:
What have you done?
BUCK:
I'm not afraid of him.
INEZ:
You should be.
INEZ:
Leave me alone, Guillermo.
VIN:
You ain't followin' the lady to her room.
INEZ:
Thank you.
VIN:
You all right?
INEZ:
I'm leaving. They can't fight over a woman if that woman is not here.
VIN:
Where you gonna go?
INEZ:
I will find a new town. Start over.
VIN:
You sure that's what you want?
INEZ:
I had a new life here. New job... new people. Now... what choice do I have but to move on?
VIN:
Wherever you are, he'll find you.
INEZ:
I know. What would you do?
VIN:
With people like Don Paulo, sooner or later you got to make a stand.
INEZ:
Then I'll make my stand here. Hear that, Guillermo? I'm not leaving! Go tell that to your boss!
VIN:
Better get used to seein' me.
CHRIS:
You know, Buck, I've known you 10 years, and every time you see a pretty woman, your brain drops right below your belt.
BUCK:
Now, I thought we've known each other 12 years.
CHRIS:
Why you doin' this, Buck?
BUCK:
'Cause he asked for it, Chris.
CHRIS:
And you're givin' him what he wants.
BUCK:
Oh, I'm gonna take him. You seen that fella? He's prettier than a heifer in a flower bed.
CHRIS:
That ain't no reason.
BUCK:
Well, how about I got a reputation to defend?
CHRIS:
You're willing to take a man's life, put your own on the line for your reputation?
BUCK:
I am just standin' up for what is right. Now--
CHRIS:
That's your pride talking!
BUCK:
No! That's me talkin'!
CHRIS:
Someone's gonna get killed 'cause you're not man enough to walk away.
BUCK:
Well, let me tell you somethin'. Why don't you take your own advice? Walk away.
CHRIS:
All right, Buck.
BUCK:
All right.
NATHAN:
I can't believe Buck would go this far for a woman.
JOSIAH:
Woman can get a powerful hold on a man, that's for sure.
JD:
So I guess we should hold off on that courtin' stuff then, huh, josiah?
JOSIAH:
JD, nothin' you do can change what's gonna happen to Buck. Now what you want to do is focus on the heart's lighter side-- the, uh... the poetry of talkin' to a lady, the grace of a tender-hearted glance, the mystery of that first kiss.
EZRA:
Poetry can also be expensive, my friend. Fortunately, you now have an opportunity to place a small wager on Buck's upcoming contest. I'm giving even odds, so... y'all best act expeditiously.
NATHAN:
You takin' bets on Buck's fight?
EZRA:
I am merely providing a service for interested parties. I've seen Mr. Wilmington handle a pistol. I have every confidence our Buck will prevail. If, however, some ignorant gudgeons choose to think otherwise, who am I to insist they keep their money? Ha ha. Yeah, I-- I share your dismay at today's public demand for entertainment. Why, it calls to mind the decline and fall of Rome, which--
JOSIAH:
Ezra? Shut up.
RAPHAEL:
Don Paulo... I have been asking questions. This man and his friends are gunfighters. They have a reputation over here. People call them Los Magnificos.
DON PAULO:
Magnificos. American cowboys, puffed chests, big talk.
RAPHAEL:
No doubt, but there are 7 of them, 4 of us.
DON PAULO:
Only 3. Alonzo is gone. It is unfortunate he was a coward.
RAPHAEL:
Your father would not approve.
DON PAULO:
He does not need to because I am patron here. You work for me, yes? Yes?
RAPHAEL:
Si, Senor.
JD:
Come on. I'm nervous, too. You know, maybe you shouldn't have come with me, Josiah.
JOSIAH:
Don't worry about that, kid. Now, you, uh, you know what you're gonna say?
JD:
Yeah. Good afternoon, Casey. Horse ride sublime under-- under the--uh...
JOSIAH:
Wanin'.
JD:
Wanin'. Stay.
JD:
[under his breath]
Good afternoon, Casey. Horse ride sublime under the wanin' afternoon sun. Horse ride sublime under the--
CASEY:
Hey, JD
JD:
Wanin'.
CASEY:
Rainin'? It ain't rainin'.
JD:
Uh, of course. I mean, um, horse ride sublime un--what?
CASEY:
What the heck's wrong with you?
JD:
Nothin' is wrong with me. I'm just tryin' to do this thing proper is all.
CASEY:
Do what? Talk through your sock?
JD:
Do you mind being quiet so I can do this?
CASEY:
Is that Josiah over there?
JD:
Look, I'm tryin' to ask you somethin'.
CASEY:
Then take your dang foot outta your mouth and tell me what you want.
JD:
What I want is for you to go on a dang ride with me!
CASEY:
Why didn't you just say so?
JD:
4:00 this afternoon?
JOSIAH:
Well, I thought that went real good, don't you?
JD:
I have no idea what I just said.
JOSIAH:
JD, your fly's open.
JD:
Oh!
JD:
Chris? Well, is Buck gonna go through with this?
CHRIS:
Yeah.
JD:
Good. Come 1:00, that Don is gonna get dusted. You know what I'm sayin' is that Buck's gonna take this--
CHRIS:
He's not gonna shoot me in the back, JD.
RAPHAEL:
Just what I was looking for. Salud.
JD:
Now you can leave. You're against Buck Wilmington, you're against me. Who the hell do you fellas think you are, anyway?
RAPHAEL:
We are men who value integrity more than insolence. Is this chiquito as fast as you, Senor?
JD:
Why don't you find out for yourself, Senor?
CHRIS:
Whoa, JD. Just go get some air. Go on.
WOMAN:
aah!
MAN:
aah!
MARY:
Inez? I'm sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt you, but, uh, do you need anything?
INEZ:
I just want people to know that I didn't mean for this to happen. I never thought Don Paulo would follow me here.
MARY:
Why did he?
INEZ:
I'm a thief. You've heard, no?
MARY:
Yes. But that's not all that happened.
INEZ:
No. In the town where I'm from, I used to work for Don Paulo's father. A wealthy man, hard but fair. Don Paulo, his son, wanted me, vut I did not want him. Last month, at a feast, he got drunk. He dragged me out in the middle of the town square. He pulled me by my hair like a dog and threw me to the ground. He was going to force himself on me. I-- I-- I grabbed the first thing I could find, a broken bottle. I cut Don Paulo's neck with it and I ran. Yes... I took a horse to get away. That is my crime. Now every time Don Paulo looks at himself, he's reminded of how I humiliated him in front of everyone. That's why he's here. I'm so sorry. Senora, I did not ask Senor Buck to do what he's done.
MARY:
Oh, Inez, don't underestimate Buck or his friends. When my husband was killed, I was left alone with a son and a business, a whole town growing around me. I knew that I wanted to be a part of it all, but I just couldn't do it alone. Buck and the others, they helped me so many times. These men aren't like Don Paulo. You can trust them.
DON PAULO:
Buenas tardes, Senor. I have decided on the terms of engagement. You have until tomorrow morning, 8:00, to prepare for the fight, and you will need this.
BUCK:
What the hell are these?
DON PAULO:
The only instruments for a man of honor.
BUCK:
Now, you hold on there, fancy pants. Nobody said anything about swords. Now, around these parts, a fight is a gunfight.
DON PAULO:
No, Senor. You challenged me. The choice of weapons is mine.
BUCK:
Says you. Now, what if I say no?
DON PAULO:
If you admit defeat, the woman is mine. I shall take her, and we shall leave.
VIN:
That ain't gonna happen.
RAPHAEL:
I regret it will.
INEZ:
Desgraciado! This man is no sword fighter.
DON PAULO:
The choice is his.
EZRA:
We'll figure out another way out of this, Buck. Stand down.
DON PAULO:
Well, Senor?
BUCK:
Well, they're just long butter knives. We would wear out our boots before we do any damage with those.
DON PAULO:
We meet tomorrow morning. Inez.
BUCK:
Hyah! This isn't so bad.
EZRA:
Allow me. No, thank you. Well, hello, old friend.
JOSIAH:
When did you learn how to fight with a blade, Ezra?
EZRA:
I have, on occasion, found it necessary to defend my good name upon the field of honor.
JOSIAH:
I can believe that.
EZRA:
Although, I'll admit, it's been a while since I've held an epee.
JOSIAH:
I can believe that, too.
NATHAN:
It's called a rapier.
BUCK:
What's the difference?
NATHAN:
Epees and foils have points but not edges. Rapiers have both-- pierce and slash.
EZRA:
Well, you obviously learned the sword's various manifestations, but have you also studied its... application?
EZRA:
Do you mind explaining how you acquired this expertise?
NATHAN:
Well, it's not somethin' I like to think on. Years ago, back on the plantation, the master, Mr. Jackson, he made me into his sparring partner. We fought with bare blades, so I had to learn quick.
BUCK:
No offense, Ezra... but I think I'm switchin' teachers.
CASEY:
Sure is A lovely day. Look at all this snow.
JD:
Nice day, huh?
CASEY:
JD, where are you?
JD:
What? Oh, uh, I was just thinkin' about that fight, Buck and that guy.
CASEY:
Maybe you'd be more comfortable back in town then, huh?
JD:
I didn't mean it like that. I like ridin' with you.
CASEY:
Sure must like Inez a lot to go and fight for her.
JD:
Just met her, but that's Buck, the fool.
CASEY:
Ain't so foolish if you really feel something for a person.
JD:
I suppose not.
CASEY:
If I were Inez and you were Buck, would you fight for me?
JD:
Not with no damn sword, I wouldn't.
CASEY:
Hyah!
INEZ:
May I sit with you... my Don?
DON PAULO:
Your Don?
INEZ:
Don Paulo, I wish to go home with you. I was a fool to turn you away.
DON PAULO:
I see.
INEZ:
Let us leave tonight. Now if you wish.
DON PAULO:
So that I will not kill your Americano tomorrow? Pleading for the life of your lover!
INEZ:
No, he's not my lover!
DON PAULO:
And am I to allow him to live and have you forever wanting to return to him, huh?
INEZ:
I just met this man.
DON PAULO:
And now you will bid him farewell. Permanente.
INEZ:
Don paulo, please don't do this. In the name of your father, do not!
DON PAULO:
I will do what I please!
VIN:
No, Inez!
[gunshot]
VIN:
That ain't the way.
DON PAULO:
You've served me well, Senor. After all, I want Inez alive when I take her home.
VIN:
You'll be dead long before she goes anywhere with you.
DON PAULO:
Guillermo. It is time. Go! Raphael, you will watch Inez tonight. Guillermo will be busy.
NATHAN:
Defense, Buck! You got to keep him away and wear him down.
BUCK:
I still got to stick him with it to win, don't I? Hyaaah!
NATHAN:
To stick him with it you have to keep hold of it. You understand?
BUCK:
Yeah.
NATHAN:
Pick it up.
BUCK:
All right.
NATHAN:
Concentrate.
BUCK:
Yes. Yeah! Hah!
CHRIS:
Isn't this a little beneath you, following a woman around? Spying on her?
RAPHAEL:
I serve the house of Madera. Sometimes, serving the son is not the same as serving the father.
CHRIS:
We make our own beds.
RAPHAEL:
I owe Don Paulo's father my life.
CHRIS:
Does that mean doing everything this boy tells you to?
RAPHAEL:
It means... I do what is required.
INEZ:
Senor...this fight, it's not about you.
BUCK:
It is now.
INEZ:
You cannot beat Don Paulo.
BUCK:
And if I stand aside, and I let him take you, what kind of man would I be?
INEZ:
One that is alive. If not, you will make me responsible for your death. I cannot live with that.
BUCK:
Let me tell you something. I don't know this Don of yours. But I have met men like him. I see it in his eyes what he's got planned for you. It's a livin' hell. You tell me I'm wrong, and I'll walk away.
INEZ:
If that has to be my destiny, it is mine alone.
BUCK:
Well, I just can't live with that. Tomorrow I fight that man.
DON PAULO:
Buenos noches, Guillermo. Pico, Senores. Ha ha ha ha! Llevalos all, Guillermo.
RAPHAEL:
Senor... that is Pico Chavez.
DON PAULO:
A man who never forgets a debt.
RAPHAEL:
Ay, Don Paulo... men of honor do not associate with murderers and thieves.
DON PAULO:
Raphael, those magnificos intend to interfere, and I will not allow it. Entiendes?
[heartbeat racing]
BUCK:
No, no, no, no...
JD:
Nooo!
BUCK:
JD!
BUCK:
It was like... I was still there. The Seminole village... the Colonel... and his sword when he... do you think it's a sign?
JOSIAH:
Yeah, it's a sign. It's a sign you're scared. Fear is part of who we are, Buck. Every time we go into a fight, I know there's a piece of me wonders if I'm gonna come through it. I can feel it in my hands... my head, my gut.
BUCK:
No gunfight ever made me feel like this.
JOSIAH:
Well, it's all right. God gives ya fear 'cause... fear helps you fight. God wants you to fight 'cause he wants ya to live.
BUCK:
So do you--you think this, uh, this dream's a sign that I'm gonna win?
JOSIAH:
Unless it's your time to die.
JD:
You see all these people gathering to see Buck's fight?
VIN:
Not all of 'em. Pico Chavez's gang.
EZRA:
I don't imagine they're here to take a hot bath, either.
JOSIAH:
God is with you, Buck. And if he ain't, we are.
NATHAN:
If you keep him away, you can wear him down. If you attack, he'll kill you.
BUCK:
Right. Chris.
CHRIS:
I know we don't always see things eye to eye, but I stand by you.
BUCK:
All right.
CHRIS:
You ready?
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BUCK:
Not even close.
VIN:
We got company.
INEZ:
Senor Buck... here. It is a custom. For luck.
BUCK:
Would you do me the honor of holding my hat?
DON PAULO:
After I have had my satisfaction... my men and I will leave. I will take the woman... and no one will interfere.
[guns cocking]
INEZ:
I will never go with you alive.
DON PAULO:
After this, Senorita... you will do whatever I want.
NATHAN:
Remember, Buck, defense, ok? No lunges, no charges. Make him come to you.
BUCK:
Right.
NATHAN:
You understand?
BUCK:
Yeah. Stop all the preening and let's get on with this. Rrrrrr!
NATHAN:
No!
CHRIS:
Let's go, Buck! Get him!
NATHAN:
Keep away from him, Buck! Defense!
EZRA:
Atta boy!
JD:
Get him, Buck!
NATHAN:
No! Keep away from him! Good. Good.
DON PAULO:
Very impressive, Senor. I see you have been practicing.
BUCK:
Just like whippin' a mule.
NATHAN:
No! Come on, Buck, defense! Keep away from him!
DON PAULO:
Now I think you will not move so well.
BUCK:
[groans]
NATHAN:
Come on, Buck! End this right now!
BUCK:
No! [gasps]
DON PAULO:
Y ahora... muerte, Senor.
GUILLERMO:
Ah!
INEZ:
No!
DON PAULO:
Guillermo! Shoot them!
DON PAULO:
Raphael?
VIN:
Buenos dias.
EZRA:
Morning, gentlemen.
EZRA:
JD, heads up!
BUCK:
You don't deserve it, but you leave now... then you can live.
DON PAULO:
Inez!
CHRIS:
Buck!
JOSIAH:
Fate's lookin' kindly on us today, don't you think, JD?
JD:
Well, we're all still alive.
JOSIAH:
Yes, sir. And did fortune smile on you and your belle amour last evening?
JD:
If she ever talks to me again.
JOSIAH:
Well, then... let me give you a piece of advice. What you want to do is buy that girl a frog gigger.
RAPHAEL:
I could grow fond of a place like this, Senor, But after today, Don Paulo's father will put a price on my head.
CHRIS:
Where will you go?
RAPHAEL:
Perhaps I will find 6 compadres of my own. Care to join me?
CHRIS:
Who knows what tomorrow brings?
RAPHAEL:
Hola, chiquito.
JD:
Hey, fellas.
RAPHAEL:
Still, it is too bad for you and me. Now we will never know who is the faster.
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RAPHAEL:
Magnifico!
CHRIS:
You needed a new one anyway.
NATHAN:
You're gonna have to take it easy for a while, Buck. Some of those cuts went deep.
BUCK:
Don't you worry, Nathan. I'll be hangin' up the sword for a while.
NATHAN:
You did good.
BUCK:
Thank you, sir. Hey, Ezra, I hear you won some money off of me. I get a piece of that?
EZRA:
You, uh... you care to fight me for it? Hey!
INEZ:
Senor Buck... it would be wrong for me not to thank you for all you've done, so... gracias.
BUCK:
Oh, I'll bet that was hard for you to say.
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INEZ:
You have no idea.
BUCK:
Well, Senorita, I accept your thanks, but if you really want to make it up to me, how about you and me doin' a little somethin' tonight?
INEZ:
How about right now?
BUCK:
Uh...
INEZ:
Now we're even.
BUCK:
Well, all right.