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Marian Starrett:
Isn't there anything I can say that'll change things? Joe Starrett:
Can't you see, honey, maybe this is the chance. Morgan and them boys went home Marian Starrett:
You don't really believe that. That's not the reason. Joe Starrett:
It's just too much for me to give up, this place and the valley. All the things that will be. [Marian makes Joey leave] Marian Starrett:
It's just pride, that's all, a silly kind of pride! Don't I mean anything to you, Joe? Doesn't Joey? Joe Starrett:
Marion... Honey, it's because you mean so much to me that I've GOT to go. Do you think I could go on living with you and you thinking that I showed yella. Then, what about Joey? How do you think I'd ever explain that to him? Marian Starrett:
Oh Joe, Joe... Joe Starrett:
I've been thinkin' a lot and I know I'm kinda slow sometimes, Marion, but I see things. And I know that if... if anything happened to me that you'd be took care of, took care of better than I could do it myself. I never thought I'd live to hear myself say that, but I guess now's a pretty good time to lay things bare. Marian Starrett:
It's as though I'd be glad for you to go. Joe Starrett:
Honey, you're the most honest and the finest girl that ever lived and I couldn't do what I gotta do if I hadn't always knowed that I could trust ya. [puts on his gun holster] Joe Starrett:
Now don't you go countin' me out. I wouldn't have lived as long as I have already if I wasn't pretty tough
Isn't there anything I can say that'll change things? Joe Starrett:
Can't you see, honey, maybe this is the chance. Morgan and them boys went home Marian Starrett:
You don't really believe that. That's not the reason. Joe Starrett:
It's just too much for me to give up, this place and the valley. All the things that will be. [Marian makes Joey leave] Marian Starrett:
It's just pride, that's all, a silly kind of pride! Don't I mean anything to you, Joe? Doesn't Joey? Joe Starrett:
Marion... Honey, it's because you mean so much to me that I've GOT to go. Do you think I could go on living with you and you thinking that I showed yella. Then, what about Joey? How do you think I'd ever explain that to him? Marian Starrett:
Oh Joe, Joe... Joe Starrett:
I've been thinkin' a lot and I know I'm kinda slow sometimes, Marion, but I see things. And I know that if... if anything happened to me that you'd be took care of, took care of better than I could do it myself. I never thought I'd live to hear myself say that, but I guess now's a pretty good time to lay things bare. Marian Starrett:
It's as though I'd be glad for you to go. Joe Starrett:
Honey, you're the most honest and the finest girl that ever lived and I couldn't do what I gotta do if I hadn't always knowed that I could trust ya. [puts on his gun holster] Joe Starrett:
Now don't you go countin' me out. I wouldn't have lived as long as I have already if I wasn't pretty tough
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Get in the wagon son
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One thing a married man has to get used to is waiting for women
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Hurry up Ma Here she comes
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Good afternoon Hello
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Sometimes the waiting is worth it
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Take care and get a woman worth waiting for
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Water's good
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Movie Summary
A weary gunfighter in 1880s Wyoming begins to envision a quieter life after befriending a homestead family with a young son who idolizes him, but a smoldering range war forces him to act.
Actors
Marian Starrett
Joe Starrett
