Previously, on Billy the Kid...
Do not come in my house.
They killed everyone, Billy.
-My whole family. -I know.
I will avenge your family's death, I swear.
We're takin' the town. We're gonna restore law and order in Lincoln.
But we have to take out The House to do it.
It seems The Regulators control most of downtown and the Mexican quarter.
I'm callin' in my deputies.
As soon as they arrive, I'll send them to the Tunstall Store.
Here we go, boys.
The Regulators, with the Mexicans,
constitute a significant force of around 65.
That's a third more than we can muster.
Sheriff's right. If The Kid wants us, he knows where we are.
Unless...we change the odds.
Colonel Dudley, it's the new sheriff.
I have here a proclamation from Governor Axtell.
It commands all armed men to disband,
so long as U.S. Army can be summoned.
We must never surrender. I believe that now.
We're fighting for a good cause, a noble cause.
Sheriff Garrett, good man!
You came just in time.
I am ordering all of you to go home, now.
This town is under permanent curfew.
Colonel Dudley's the real law in this country. When we explain...
It won't make any difference, Mrs. McSween.
You and me, we're partners here.
And all I want, Sheriff Garrett,
is nothing more than to see that Billy the fuckin' Kid
hangin' on the end of a rope.
That goes upstairs, please.
Be careful, it was my mother's.
Billy, isn't there something else we can do?
Can't we take a white flag and go talk to the Colonel?
You heard him, whole town's on lock down.
Why don't we get out of Lincoln?
Charlie, we're not runnin' again.
I don't want us gettin' cut down by the army, but we're not quittin'.
We all gonna die, Billy?
No, Tom.
How can you be so sure?
Because I'm doin' everything in my power
to make sure that doesn't happen.
Help with the barricades on the south side of the house.
Make yourself useful.
Someone's comin'.
Who's that?
It's Dr. Clay. You remember me?
Slowly.
Why, of course I do.
May we come in, Mr. McSween?
Yes, come in.
It's all right.
What brings you here, doc?
Hello, Billy. May I introduce my wife, Alice. She's a nurse.
We came because we heard what was said yesterday,
and think there might be trouble. In which case, you might need us.
You sure you want to put yourself in danger?
If I can speak for both of us, Mr. McSween, we are on your side.
We believe in The Regulators and in your cause.
We simply could not stand by and do nothing.
Well, thank you...both.
Dr. Clay. Let me take your hat. God bless you.
Friends.
We still need to tighten the ring around The Regulators' stronghold,
which is to say, McSween's house.
We don't want any of them slippin' away, do we?
Meanwhile, with my encouragement, Sheriff Garrett has obtained
fresh warrants for the arrest of McSween, Billy the Kid
and the rest of The Regulators.
For complicity in the murder of Sheriff Brady.
For the sake of our new Sheriff,
we're gonna try to serve these warrants,
everything gotta be done within the letter of the fuckin' law.
Wouldn't dream of doing anything unlawful would we?
Ain't no hope in hell...
Billy is just gonna surrender.
Well, that's up to him, now, isn't it?
He would be a fool not to, anyway.
Jesse, come.
I personally invited Colonel Dudley out of his shite tent,
to stay in one of the guest rooms here,
where he's gonna be far more comfortable.
You think the Colonel is on our side?
Sheriff Garrett asked him down on behalf of the Law and Order Party,
to sort this out, so yeah,
I figure that's where his sympathies lie.
Colonel Dudley, good mornin'.
Sheriff. Thank you, boys.
Mr. Riley has kindly invited me to stay at the house.
Well, that is mighty civil of him.
I have a favor to ask.
Another, Sheriff?
I have some warrants to serve on Mr. McSween
and members of The Regulators,
for their role in the murder of my predecessor.
I need to make sure they're handed over safely.
Which means?
Members of the Law and Order Party might be allowed to break curfew,
for those who've been given the task
of delivering the warrants to the people inside the McSween house.
I hoped you might be able to facilitate that.
I don't wanna endanger any of your men, obviously.
Very well. You have my permission.
I will have some of my soldiers escort your men
while the warrants are delivered.
-I'm very grateful, thank you. -Sheriff.
You mustn't think for a moment that I've picked sides here.
The army remains neutral.
We are here to restore the peace, that's all.
Of course.
That's what I'm doing too.
Anybody home?
Come on out, McSween.
Get down.
Listen, we got warrants for McSween's arrest,
and anyone else involved in the killing of Sheriff Brady.
I'll never surrender. And I have warrants for the posse's arrest.
You killed John Tunstall in cold blood.
I'd like to see those warrants.
We got warrants in our guns, you son of a bitch!
You in there, Billy?
-How are ya? -Very well, thank you, Jesse.
But we ain't comin' out.
Suit yourself, Billy.
Here are your warrants!
Boys.
We're trapped.
Not necessarily.
If Dudley sticks to his word and stays neutral...
we may get escorted out of here.
Billy...I don't think I'm getting out of this place alive.
Not if you keep talkin' like that, you won't.
Did Garrett give you any indication that he was gonna help us?
All I know is the Garrett I used to ride with
wouldn't leave me here to hang.
Well, here's hopin'.
-But if he does? -If he does, we'll find another way.
We always do.
We just got to be prepared for anything.
Come down, Gabriel, blow your horn
Call me home In the early morn'
Send the chariots home this way
Come and haul me home to stay
Angels meet me at the crossroads, meet me
Don't charge a sinner any toll
Angels meet me at the crossroads, meet me
Don't charge a sinner any toll
They refused to accept the warrant. They are not comin' out.
Uh-huh.
So we need to get them out. They're a clear and present danger.
They're killers. They're outlaws. They're wanted men, Colonel.
Uh-huh. I know.
Oh, you know?
Then you and Sheriff Garrett need to go and get them the fuck out.
You would have me risk the lives of my men?
Doing something that I am forbidden to do?
Mr. Riley, how many times must I tell you?
I'm here to bring peace, not to pick sides.
Sure.
Understood.
What did he say?
Same as always.
Not gonna change? Not gonna move?
No.
But I am.
I think it's Juan Patron's son.
Hello, you're Juan's son, right?
Yes, I'm Diego.
Tell us what's happening down there.
We heard the army is involved now.
Are they safe? Billy, Charlie, all of them?
Yes. The army is in control.
My father and the Mexicans must stay at home.
And I was barely able to escape.
But most of the gringos are barricaded at Mr McSween's.
Father wanted you to know the army blocked the road.
-Thank you. -Take care.
We have to go.
Where?
To Lincoln.
We should ask some of the women to ride with us to meet Juan Patron.
If Billy and Charlie are in trouble...
we should help them.
Come on.
Quick now, quick.
What are you doing, Riley?
Hey.
Riley's up to something.
Go tell Billy and them to get ready.
-Yes, sir. -Stick to the alleys.
-Stay out of sight. -Yes, sir.
Hey.
Take this.
Go quick.
What are you doing?
Ah, shit.
We're under curfew, young man.
-Where are you going? -I'm not goin' anywhere.
-I'm arresting you. -Leave me alone!
God damn it!
Hey!
Stop!
Stop, or I'll shoot!
Shit!
-He's dead, of course. -Colonel.
The death of your soldier was tragic.
But it does show you what kind of criminals we're facing.
Gentlemen, if I may have a moment, please.
Mr. Riley.
This is much more than tragic.
The killing of one of my men is utterly inexcusable.
This has to end, and it has to end now.
Believe me, Colonel, I don't want any more of your men dead.
That's why I've devised a plan to flush them out and arrest them.
I'm listening.
We burn them out.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
Set fire to the house, and they'll come squealin'.
Do I have your permission to proceed?
So long as you don't burn down the whole goddamn town,
or endanger any of my troops.
Yes.
You have my permission.
Have another if it helps.
Good day, sir.
Fellas! Someone's comin'!
Shit, it's Jesse.
That's it. Light her up, boys.
Gonna get warm in there, Billy!
Go around the back!
Someone get water, now!
That's a good job, fellas!
They're gonna get what's comin' to 'em.
Sheriff.
What?
McSween's?
Yes, Sheriff.
Lock up for me, would ya?
Yes, Sheriff.
Fuck.
There's more coming, you hear me?
Get around back!
Get your boys over there around the back.
Come on!
Let's go, now!
I want you boys to post up right behind this wagon.
Let's go, boys, go.
Cover us!
Let's go, boys.
Here we go.
Good lad.
Fuck.
The fire's spreading!
Tom, help me move the piano!
Careful.
All right, extended line.
Keep the flanks.
Let us pass.
I have my orders not to let anyone past this cordon.
You're supposed to be neutral, not take sides.
There are women in the burning house.
-Why are you against us? -I can only repeat my orders.
There are people we love in that house.
We are going to help them.
-Let us pass. -No!
-Got to your homes. -Let us pass!
-No! -We will use necessary force!
-You're hitting a woman now? -Hold them back!
I order you to stop!
I'll use whatever force necessary!
Bring more water!
Alexander, we need more water up front! Hurry, please!
Come on, quickly, we gotta put these flames out!
We need more water in the front, please!
We got it.
Hurry up.
Glad to have you here, boys!
Shit, the army's here!
Alexander!
What? What is it?
-We have to do something. -What else could we possibly do?
I'm going to ask Colonel Dudley to stop this madness.
Are you out of your mind?
He's hand in glove with Riley.
He'll never listen to you. Susan! Susan, you'll get killed.
Colonel Dudley said he's here to protect women and children.
I should try to talk to him.
-He'll listen to me. -Look Mrs. McSween,
-that's very courageous... -I have to do this. I'm going out.
-You cannot go out there alone. -I am.
And I will.
Okay, we need a white flag.
Here.
Let me come with you.
No, my dear, you're far too young. It's okay.
Susan, look at me. You be careful.
Billy.
Yes, ma'am.
Hold your fire! There's a woman comin' out!
All right.
-Hold it! Hold your fire! -Hey!
Hold!
-Hey, hold your fire. -You see Billy's head, you shoot.
Sir.
I'd like to talk to Colonel Dudley.
Sheriff Garrett.
-Mrs. McSween. -You should be ashamed of yourself.
Allowing my house set on fire with women inside.
If you don't want your house burned down,
tell the men inside to come out. I am tired of chasing 'em.
You are supposed to be a lawman, protecting the rights of the people.
But you're behaving like a criminal.
The criminals are inside that house.
And I will have them this day.
Alive or dead.
I need to speak to Colonel Dudley.
I'm not stoppin' you.
Ma'am. Ma'am!
It's all right, Lieutenant. Dismissed.
Sir.
Madam, I believe I know who you are,
the wife of Mr. McSween, the lawyer.
-Am I correct in that? -Yes, you are.
I'd like to know why your troops came into town in the first place?
My husband tells me that it is most irregular
for the U.S. Army to get involved in civil affairs.
Madam, I brought my troops here to protect the women and children.
But two women are now likely to be burned alive.
I'm afraid your explanation, Colonel Dudley, is just too thin.
Madam, I am a colonel in the United States Army,
and I have served my nation for 23 years.
I will not have you question my integrity.
-Now I need you to leave. -No.
I know you're a man of honor.
I implore you to save my husband from death and my home from burning.
I cannot interfere with the Sheriff in the execution of his duty.
-Of course you can. -I will not!
Madam, your husband is harboring known criminals,
with outstanding warrants for their arrest.
If they wish this battle to end, they simply need to
turn themselves in to the authorities.
If my husband did that, he would assuredly be killed.
Colonel Dudley, my husband isn't the criminal.
Mr. Murphy and Mr. Riley are the criminals here.
And your job should be to protect my husband
and not those who wish to kill him.
Have you no mercy? For the love of God.
I've already told you. I will not interfere on your behalf.
Good day to you, madam.
Hail Mary, full of grace, the lord is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women,
Holy Mary, Mother of God, Pray for us sinners,
Now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
Hail Mary, full of grace, The Lord is with thee.
Are you sure you want to go back in there?
Yes.
It's my home.
-Are you okay? -Yeah, fine.
-They didn't hurt you? -No.
What are you smilin' at?
Jesse.
-Think they're gonna surrender? -They've got no fuckin' choice.
They're about to be burned alive.
-Billy ain't ever gonna surrender. -Well, that's crazy!
It make no sense, Jesse.
Why don't you ever get it, Riley?
You're talking about Billy the Kid!
Billy the fuckin' Kid.
He is different from you, and he is different from me.
He don't have to make sense.
There's only one way out now, through the back door.
You get your men to line up behind that wall.
If they come out with a white flag, I'll arrest them. If not...
It's gonna be one hell of a turkey shoot.
Come on.
Go, go, go.
All right, you ready?
Heads down.
Go, go, go! Get out of here, go!
Go, come on!
He maketh me to lie down in green...
Tom!
Wake up! Come on!
Go!
He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness...
The three of you have to leave now.
-But, I... -I'm not asking.
I'm telling you. You gotta go before it's too late.
-No. -I'll be right behind you.
Mr. McSween.
Mr. McSween, there's no time.
I'll be right behind you.
Three non-combatants comin' out. Hold your fire!
They're comin' out. Hold your fire!
All right, civilians comin' out. Don't shoot!
-Hold your fire! -Don't shoot, boys.
Hey!
Over here.
Now.
Watch the windows.
Get off me!
Come on!
Windows. Watch the windows, boys!
Listen up, we can't stay here.
And they won't let us surrender, so we gotta go.
You all know the deal.
We go in small groups, move fast, don't make yourself an easy target.
The rest of us lay down and cover fire.
As soon as Jesse and his gang raise their heads, you shoot first.
Keep their heads down.
If we can make it to the woods, then we're free.
All right, who's goin'?
We are.
All right, boys, God speed. We'll be right behind you.
Give this to my girl, will ya, Billy?
Yes, sir.
All right. You ready?
-Let's go, boys. -Go!
Go, go, go!
Get them, boys!
Look out, Billy, on your left!
Keep their heads down!
Don't shoot!
I surrender, don't shoot!
That ain't gonna be us, boys.
That's not gonna be us.
All right. Move fast, stay low.
-See you on the other side. -Yes, you will.
Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I will fear no evil, for thou art with me.
Thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me.
Ready? Go.
-Go, go, go! -Yeah!
Come on!
Come on, you fuckers!
Hit me!
Come on!
-On your left! -Let's go!
Wait!
-You good? -Yeah. Beckwith, you good?
Waite got away.
Ah! Fuck.
Now!
God damn it!
Surely goodness and mercy shall fall on me all the days of my life.
And I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
Okay. McSween, you take this, and you run for your life.
I don't want a gun, Billy.
I have my Bible.
At this moment, more than any other moment in my life,
I must be true to my faith and my convictions.
All right.
You're up.
Don't shoot!
I'm unarmed.
Gentlemen.
I am McSween.
Fuck!
I'm the man who killed McSween! I claim the reward.
Yeah, he's gonna get the reward, all right.
All right, boys.
We gotta go.
It's a million to one chance.
There's no one I'd rather go with.
You ready?
-Let's go! -All right.
Angels meet me at the crossroads, meet me
It's the Kid!
Angels meet me at the crossroads, meet me
Don't charge a sinner any toll
Angels meet me at the crossroads, meet me
Don't charge a sinner any toll
He killed Beckwith!
Go.
Fucking go.
Billy.
We tried to help.
What do you mean?
Dulcinea and I, and some of the other women,
decided to go into Lincoln.
-To see if we could help. -Is that true?
We wanted to help, but the army stopped us.
We were so angry.
We tried.
I know.
What are you going to do now, Billy?
Truthfully, I don't know yet.
We're outlaws again. On the run.
No doubt Riley and Garrett will organize a hunt.
So, uh...
Charlie and I should leave in the morning.
I'm sorry.
I'm proud of you.
You were brave today.
I wanted justice.
For my parents...
my poor brother.
It's been so hard, Billy.
But now I believe I have a reason to live for.
I have you.
Hey.
We're gonna get through this.
You and me.
I love you, Billy.
I love you.
Goodbye. Thank you, Juan.
You're a good man.
-A good man. -Thank you.
Have a safe journey, and farewell.
Thank you.
Well, top of the mornin' to you two.
Do you smell that?
That's the crisp air of a fresh new day.
He's the man that I blame for my husband's death.
I fear that he'll try and kill me too, but I won't be intimidated.
Not by scum like that.
So what are you going to do, Señora?
I'm going to Las Vegas.
I'm going to hire a good lawyer to prosecute Riley
and bring justice to my husband.
He always believed that truth and justice will prevail, and so do I.
Sheriff.
Colonel.
Sheriff...
I had not thought to see so many lives undone.
That has been the way of it here in Lincoln.
Poor Beckwith.
You know who killed him, don't you?
It was Billy who killed him.
Yeah.
I know.
Ain't you got any feelings, Jesse?
We rode with Beckwith a long time.
No, not really.
He wouldn't have any feelings for me, would he?
Yeah, sure he would.
No.
Only thing we all have in common here is money.
We leave our feelings behind so we can make it.
That's what all this is about.
Money, huh? What?
You don't like money, Jesse?
Don't be stupid, Olinger.
You be careful with him.
Now that you've flushed these criminals out, Sheriff,
it's time to press on, get the job done.
As for myself, I feel like I have
been an honest broker in this situation.
And I have already ordered my troops
to pack up and head back to the barracks.
I appreciate all the help, Colonel.
And fear not, we'll find and arrest the remaining criminals.
Well, that is all well and good, Sheriff.
But the fact remains that you let Billy the Kid escape.
And wherever he is, he will continue
to cause trouble to you and this country.
Sheriff, I strongly advise you
to hunt him down and remove him, forever,
from the American imagination.
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