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[RePlaythrough] Chapter 2 - Mission # 13 + Chance Encounter # 44

Arthur helps Strauss gets his money back from three people who he lends money to.
Transcript
00:00Transcribed by ESO, translated by —
01:00Who goes there?
01:05It's Arthur.
01:07Look what the cat dragged in.
01:30You rest up here, girl.
01:32Yeah, good girl.
01:48You got everything you need, Miss Grimshaw?
02:11Oh, not by a long shot, Mr. Morgan.
02:14We lost a lot in the move.
02:17We'll be back on our feet soon.
02:19Uh, hi.
02:38You missing your tree yet?
02:40I feel like chopping it down.
02:42We'll all be watching you.
02:44One night when I was frisky
02:53From too much potent whiskey
02:58Like waves on the bay of whiskey
03:02I began to tumble and roar
03:06My face is red like a lobster
03:12I fell and broke my poor lobster
03:16I walked from my father's picture
03:21I'll never get drunk anymore
03:24I've resolved to try it
03:36I'll live on a moderate diet
03:40Don't a drink, but I'll deny it
03:45Enough, son, the alehouse door
03:50For that is where they tell us
03:55He meet all the jolly good fellas
03:59That I, by the poker and bellas
04:04I'll never get drunk anymore
04:09I'll never get drunk
04:39I'll never get drunk
05:09I'll never get drunk
05:11I'll never get drunk
05:28Oh yes, but I'll never get drunk
05:35How long are you?
06:05How long are you?
06:35Morgan, thank you.
06:38Don't worry about it, Reverend.
06:40I made a fool of myself, again.
06:43We've all done that, Reverend.
06:46I'm bitterly ashamed.
06:49Really, I am.
06:50I'm grateful for being bored, lady.
06:55Soon enough, you're gonna be scared.
06:57When I was a little girl, I guess I hoped for...
07:00I don't know.
07:02I used to dream a lot.
07:05We all dream a lot.
07:06How are you doing?
07:16How do you think I'm doing?
07:18I'm sorry.
07:19Just let me know if there's anything I can do.
07:22I'll try to forget about that.
07:25Okay.
07:29Either that or start praying real hard.
07:31I'll try to figure it out.
08:01I'll try to figure it out.
08:03I'll try to figure it out.
08:04Let's go, buddy.
08:04I'm sorry.
08:05There we go.
08:35There we go.
09:05There we go.
09:35I'll make sure they see it in them terms.
09:38Put the debts in the deed box and try not to kill them.
09:42It's very bad for business.
09:44I just miss him so much.
09:48Of course you do.
09:49It goes without saying.
09:51What am I going to do?
09:55You're going to suffer.
09:56Then life's going to go on.
10:01That's the truth of it.
10:02I won't lie to you.
10:04It's Robert's.
10:06I know.
10:08Where am I going to go?
10:10Stay here with us.
10:13Oh, they ain't so bad.
10:15It's nasty out there on your own.
10:17I know.
10:22You'll be safe here.
10:27At least for now.
10:29Until you're back on your feet properly.
10:37Of course.
10:38How you doing?
10:53Not too bad.
10:54Thank you, Mr. Morgan.
11:15For sparing me like that.
11:18I'll work hard.
11:19I am not a bad fella.
11:21You'll soon warm to me.
11:23Just see that I do.
11:24Oh, you will.
11:27Boy.
11:30For saving my life.
11:32Well, yeah, of course.
11:35Of course.
11:39I haven't been boring six inches or more.
11:43The oil from my auger so freely did poor.
11:47She wiggled her ass.
11:49Hooked up and smiled.
11:51Said bear down on your auger.
11:53For I know you struck all.
11:55Things went on and on for a week or ten days.
11:59My auger machinery got to fire in some ways.
12:05Oh.
12:07Oh, man.
12:16I should have been on the stage.
12:29I don't have any friends to play with.
12:56Oh, man.
12:58Who doesn't have any friends?
13:00Okay.
13:02Oh, man.
13:06You個人, I can't share them all off.
13:07I don't care.
13:11Say I'm in the stage as well.
13:12I love you to see.
13:14So I'm sorry.
13:15I said you're wrong with me.
13:16I love you.
13:19So I love you, Ahhh.
13:22I love you.
13:24Oh, thank you, Mr. Williamson.
13:38I got all the fish you fools is about to eat.
13:46I think you're ready.
13:49You're not hot enough.
13:54Easy.
14:05Well, that's exactly what I've been looking for.
14:10Hey there, mister.
14:12Why, hey there.
14:17Look at this, my friend.
14:20Tobacco.
14:21Well, nature's gift to us all, focuses the mind like nothing else.
14:27Whatever you say.
14:29Well, I say, why buy it off the shelves when you can make your own?
14:34Well, plenty left here, if you're interested.
14:42I'd best keep moving.
14:47Well, shit.
14:49Thanks, I guess.
14:50Yep.
15:09Easy now.
15:17Let's go.
15:24I'm sorry, what are you doing in my house?
15:51God damn it.
15:54I don't speak German neither, I'm here for money, money, that you bought
16:24from Leopold Strauss.
16:29Leopold Strauss.
16:31Yeah, so it's time to pay.
16:35Where is it?
16:37No, I have nothing, it's very bad winter.
16:40We've all had a bad winter, pal.
16:44Where is it?
16:46No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
16:56Now, you remember where you're keeping that silver?
16:59I need a bit of time, I'll find your money.
17:02No, still don't understand you.
17:07God damn it, you have a debt to Harris Strauss, pay up!
17:11Stop!
17:12You see me, I'm she with.
17:17No, no, no, no, no.
17:19Please, no.
17:20No have money, but, but I have this.
17:24It's, it's good, it's good, it's valuable.
17:29It's, it's Barshabha, yes.
17:33I have your things, okay?
17:38I have anything in here or out there?
17:43Yes.
17:52Very valuable, good?
17:54Not good yet.
18:03Better be something somewhere.
18:25The longer I look, the better I get.
18:33Don't even speak English.
19:03You must have come here with something.
19:08No, no, no, no, no.
19:11Yes, yes, yes, yes.
19:14I need, I must eat, proszÄ™.
19:35Okay, that should about cover things.
19:42What you got behind there?
20:03Move aside.
20:06Move aside.
25:44I know you don't.
26:30I'm begging you.
26:32I'm begging you.
26:34I'm begging you.
26:36I'm begging you.
26:38Stop.
26:48Aren't you going to untie me?
26:50I knew you.
26:58I knew I shouldn't have borrowed.
27:20I knew you.
27:26You.
27:28I know you.
27:30You.
27:32You.
27:34Let's go.
28:04It's always gotta be such a goddamn performance with you.
28:07Now, I told you I'd get you the money next week, and I'll get it.
28:10If you didn't make it this week, who's to say you'll make it next?
28:14Don't you take that money from me.
28:15They're running to you, fella.
28:17I thought you said you loved me.
28:18I do. I do.
28:20But what I get paid ain't enough for one person, let alone two.
28:24Your money's gotta be your problem now.
28:26The only problem I got is this bleating going on in my ear.
28:30Now lay off it, Lily.
28:32God damn it.
28:34Lily, where's our money?
28:42What?
28:43That loan you took.
28:45It's payday.
28:46I'm sorry.
28:47I don't have it right now.
28:49Well then.
28:51I guess we got a big problem, don't we?
28:53Cooper!
28:54Give him what you've got!
28:55I ain't giving him nothing except a lessening damn minus!
29:00Bitch!
29:02Don't hurt you!
29:05No, you're screaming!
29:08Ah!
29:09Ah!
29:09Ah!
29:09Ah!
29:10Ah!
29:10Ah!
29:10Ah!
29:11Ah!
29:11Ah!
29:11Ah!
29:12Ah!
29:12Ah!
29:12Ah!
29:13Ah!
29:13Ah!
29:13Ah!
29:14Ah!
29:14Ah!
29:14Ah!
29:15Ah!
29:15Ah!
29:15Ah!
29:16Ah!
29:16Ah!
29:16Ah!
29:17Take everything that you found on him and let's be done with it, please
29:43Leave me alone won't you
29:47I didn't steal that it's a debt
29:54You stop right now
29:57Hey stop you're about to get your face broke
30:17Come here come here
30:21Lord have mercy
30:24Shit
30:29Hey who's there
30:40Hey
30:41Hope you had a good old time
30:47Well I didn't stop standing here
30:49Road well girl
31:05Mr. Morgan
31:18Yes Miss Grimshaw
31:20Mr. Matthews gave me a message for you
31:23He said when it was convenient to head into Emerald Ranch
31:27He's looking at a few business things there
31:29Okay
31:30He'll find something too
31:33He always does
31:34Will you be well now Mr. Morgan?
31:37I'm always well Miss Grimshaw
31:39I'm sorry I'm not being forward or nothing
31:42But you are
31:44You're very sweet
31:46Strange
31:48Horrible and a driscoll
31:51But sweet
31:52I'm not no driscoll miss
31:56Okay
31:57Well whatever you say
31:58Morning dear
32:03Yeah
32:04Morning
32:05My lady
32:07Good morning
32:08Arthur
32:29Yeah
32:31How you
32:33What
32:34Listen
32:36We're gonna be okay
32:38If you say so
32:40What about the money
32:41Back at Blackwater
32:42Now
32:44Is not the time
32:46For doubters
32:47I ain't a doubter nor believer
32:49I ain't nothing
32:50So you keep saying
32:51Next time Arthur
32:54Try faith
32:56Try
32:59Faith
33:00Well how's that food coming along Mr. Pearson
33:21All in good sight
33:24Just what did you say to me
33:26Just what did you say to me
33:26Well I
33:27I didn't do it
33:29I heard that
33:30Oh heard what you crazy fool
33:32I heard everything you said
33:34I was sleeping you lunatic
33:37Don't make me angry
33:40You'll start howling at some other moon
33:47Like
33:48Like this one
33:49I'm watching you
33:55Whatever
33:57Whatever you say
33:58Delightful uncle
34:05Well he's cracked in the head
34:07That one
34:08You're not
34:09I can't say
34:21I'm doing too well
34:22Try with
34:23Me up
34:24Oh
34:38Oh
34:38You're alright
34:39You're alright
34:41Stop
34:42I don't chat
34:44No
34:45You're just
34:46Hey
34:48Say
34:50Hey
34:51Hey
34:52Hey
34:52Hey
34:53Hey
34:53How did you get on, Herr Morgan?
35:03Fine. Our accounts are up to date.
35:06Side sacks, a lot of them.
35:08Good, very good.
35:09My pleasure.
35:10Well, if it's pleasure you're after, there is one other.
35:12This farmer-preacher fellow I met in Valentine, Mr. Downs.
35:17The opinionated little do-gooder?
35:19Hey, I know the one.
35:20I certainly know the type.
35:22Thank you, Herr Morgan.
35:24There's no need to thank me.
35:26Like you said, it's a pleasure I'm after.
35:28He's more slippery than he seems.
35:30I've tried being polite.
35:32Don't take any nonsense.
35:33Nonsense? Me?
35:35If he doesn't have the money, beat him.
35:38I usually do.
35:39I know. I know.
35:52Hey, you okay, Miss Cannon?
36:08Dandy, how are you?
36:09Well, they haven't killed me yet.
36:13Good way.
36:13The boys around here.
36:15They act tough.
36:17They're good boys, mostly.
36:19It's the most thing I'm scared of.
36:21Don't be.
36:22You'll be fine.
36:23We're on the bus now.
36:24Leave me alone, will you?
36:26You're pathetic.
36:28You're a pathetic man, John Marston.
36:30Don't I know it?
36:32Let's go.
37:02Let's go.
37:32Let's go.
37:34Mary Beth.
37:39Swanson.
37:44Swanson.
37:46Swanson.
37:48Swanson.
37:49Swanson.
37:50Swanson.
37:51Swanson.
37:52Swanson.
37:53Swanson.
37:54Swanson.
37:55Swanson.
37:56Swanson.
37:57Swanson.
37:58Swanson.
37:59Swanson.
38:00Swanson.
38:01Swanson.
38:02Swanson.
38:03Swanson.
38:04Swanson.
38:05Let's go.
38:35Let's go.
39:05Let's go.
39:17Mr. Thomas Downs?
39:19Yep, that's me.
39:20You owe me money.
39:21Oh, no, no. I'm... I'm...
39:23We ain't a charity, Mr. Downs.
39:27Oh, come here, you maggot.
39:29Please, sir. I'm... I'll...
39:31Really?
39:33Threaten me, would you?
39:35Please. I have a family, sir. Please.
39:38I don't care about your family.
39:43Why'd it have to come to this, huh?
39:46Believe me, sir, I didn't want this either.
39:50You ain't such a do-gooder, are you?
39:53If you're running out on debts...
39:55I'm... I'm not running anywhere.
39:57I'm... I'm...
39:58I'm... I'm doing my best for you.
40:02You are a slippery little bastard.
40:05I got you now.
40:07Please. Please.
40:09Show some compassion.
40:10Please.
40:11Drouse told me you needed a beating.
40:15You're saying he was right?
40:17What will that solve?
40:19How's that debt looking now?
40:23If you'd been good, this wouldn't be happening.
40:26We took your word.
40:29Now we'll take your hide.
40:31Pay the money, you'll make this stop.
40:34If I'm here, there's a reason I'm here.
40:37Now, wouldn't paying up have been a little easier.
40:41Your dad's caught you, mister.
40:44And it ain't letting go.
40:46Pay.
40:47The.
40:49Money.
40:59Be reasonable.
41:06You borrowed money from my business partner, Herr Strauss.
41:10You owe him.
41:12You took the money.
41:13He wants it back.
41:14What's not to understand?
41:18Where's our money?
41:19I don't have it.
41:22Sell your place.
41:23We already owe more than it's worth.
41:25Then sell your wife.
41:26Or your family.
41:28Or something.
41:29We ain't your idea.
41:30Charity.
41:31Is that clear?
41:35Thomas!
41:35What are you looking at?
41:38Thomas!
41:38I said, what you looking at, woman?
41:40My husband isn't well.
41:42If we could just have more...
41:43Like I said, we ain't nobody's idea of charity.
41:46Get us the money!
41:47Let's go.
41:48I don't know.
42:18I don't know.
42:48I don't know.
42:49I don't know.
42:50I don't know.
42:51I don't know.
42:52I don't know.
42:53I don't know.
42:54I don't know.
42:55I don't know.
42:56I don't know.
42:58I don't know.
42:59I don't know.
43:01I don't know.
43:02I don't know.
43:03I don't know.
43:04I don't know.
43:05I don't know.
43:06I don't know.
43:07I don't know.
43:08I don't know.
43:09I don't know.
43:10I don't know.
43:16Um, is this from work?
43:21Hey.
43:22Hello, sir.
43:27Hey there, Jack.
43:30Uncle Arthur.
43:34There's my boy.
43:46Ah, how did you get on?
43:48Not so good.
43:50He's almost dead.
43:52And they seem more or less destitute.
43:53You were a fool for lending them the money.
43:55Well, people who aren't desperate
43:57don't seem so interested in my propositions.
44:00Of course.
44:16Uh, things all right?
44:29A little down.
44:30Ah, I'm sorry to hear that.
44:37Mr. Morgan.
44:39Mr. Morgan.
44:40Yes, Miss Grimshaw.
44:42One of the girls saw that friend of yours,
44:45Mary Gillis, sniffing about.
44:48Mary?
44:48Yes.
44:49I never liked that woman, Mr. Morgan.
44:52Funny business.
45:09Dear Arthur,
45:11I've written this letter a hundred times or more
45:13and I cannot get it right.
45:15It's me.
45:17You know it's me from the bad handwriting.
45:20I know I said when we last spoke
45:22and I was going off to get married
45:23that we would not speak again.
45:25I know I said a lot of things
45:27and I meant them,
45:29I suppose,
45:31at the time.
45:32But I'm not so proud as to not speak
45:34to people who care for me
45:36or cared for me.
45:38I've been in Valentine for a couple of months.
45:40I had some bad luck and well,
45:46it's a long story and not an interesting one.
45:50But I am here for now.
45:52I saw a couple of the girls
45:55or whatever the polite term is for them
45:58that ran with you and your associates in town
46:01and I heard tale of a man who sounded like you.
46:05I would love to see you again
46:07if you could spare me a little bit of your time.
46:10I'm renting a room at Chadwick Farm
46:12just north of Valentine.
46:13Yours, Mary Linton
46:16How are you?
46:45How are you?
46:46Hey there.
46:56Abigail.
46:58Hi.
46:59Okay, Mr. Morgan.
47:03There he is.
47:13Hi there.
47:15Hi there.
47:15Come on, girl.
47:26Come on, girl.
47:26Come on, girl.
47:27Hey there.
47:27Come on, girl.
47:28Come on, girl.
47:28Come on.

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