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Come on down!

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There's no place to go.

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<i>A QM production.</i>

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<i>Starring David Janssen[br]as Dr. Richard Kimble.</i>

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<i>An innocent victim of blind justice,</i>

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<i>falsely convicted[br]for the murder of his wife,</i>

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<i>reprieved by fate[br]when a train wreck freed him</i>

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<i>en route to the death house.</i>

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<i>Freed him to hide[br]in lonely desperation,</i>

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<i>to change his identity,[br]to toil at many jobs.</i>

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<i>Freed him to search[br]for a one-armed man</i>

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<i>he saw leave[br]the scene of the crime.</i>

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<i>Freed him to run[br]before the relentless pursuit</i>

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<i>of the police lieutenant[br]obsessed with his capture.</i>

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<i>The guest stars in tonight's story:</i>

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<i>Laurence Naismith,</i>

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<i>Antoinette Bower,</i>

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<i>Paul Mantee.</i>

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<i>For some people,</i>

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<i>a railroad terminal[br]is a way station on a journey.</i>

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<i>For Richard Kimble, the fugitive,[br]every escape route can be a trap,</i>

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<i>every move an unforeseen step[br]toward capture.</i>

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- Morning.[br]- Morning.

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How much for this?

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Three dollars and a half?

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- For a razor?[br]- What do you usually pay?

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- Well, not much more than a dollar.[br]- A dollar it is, then.

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I'd Like a bar of soap[br]and a couple of towels.

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Uh, couple of those chocolate bars.

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- How much will all that be?[br]- Dollar 25 cents.

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How Long have you worked here?

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I'm just minding the place[br]for my brother.

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He don't usually get anybody[br]at this hour.

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All right, tell you what. I'll give you $3[br]for all of this. Is that okay?

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Sounds about right to me.

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Here you go.

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<i>If you're interested[br]in the want ads, try The Courier.</i>

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The print's bigger.

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- I already have a job.[br]- Too bad.

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I'm Looking for a handyman.

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Ten days' work at $10 a day,[br]and all you can eat.

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Thank you,[br]but I'm on my way to Oregon.

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From where?

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Olympia.

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- You took the Long way around?[br]- I wanted to see some of the country.

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Well, you've come[br]to the right locality for that.

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That's one thing we have miles[br]and miles of.

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I'll take this. Uh...

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- It's marked $10.[br]- Ten dollars it is, then.

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- Morning, Miss Cross.[br]- Morning, Sam. Any mail?

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Oh, you got a whole week's worth.

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Uh, I'll give you a ride to the bus stop[br]in Edgemont,

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if you don't mind stopping by[br]my place for a moment.

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- All right.[br]- Why the hesitation?

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Are you afraid to accept a ride[br]from a strange woman?

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Or is it because you're wondering why[br]I'd give a ride to a strange man?

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- A little of both, I guess.[br]- Well, I trust my judgment.

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I don't think you'll get out of Line,[br]because you're a gentleman.

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And you can't rob me,[br]because I'm poor. Ha, ha.

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- Thanks, Sam.[br]- Uh-huh.

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Thank you.

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Gas, electricity, New York lawyer,[br]New York mother.

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I really do need help.

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I'm opening an exhibition[br]of my ceramics a week from Saturday,

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and I can't get the place[br]in shape by myself.

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How about it?

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- When do I start?[br]- Tomorrow morning.

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I'll drive you out there now,[br]give you dinner and an advance,

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and you can come back in[br]and get a room at the Pinedale Hotel.

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All right, it's a deal.

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Good. Sam, would you[br]ask your brother to call me

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when he gets the new tile?

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Oh, yes, ma'am.

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We're pretty far from civilization[br]up here,

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but if you wanna get away[br]from smog and traffic

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and getting Lost in the crowd,[br]it's not a bad place to be.

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Isn't it Lonely?

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I've been alone in the big city[br]all my Life.

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- Married?[br]- Mm-hm.

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Four years. That was the loneliest.

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Do you have a family in Portland?

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No, just a job.

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Did you ever have a family?

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- Yes.[br]- What happened?

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She died.

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You have company.

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What are you doing in my house,[br]Robert?

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Your door was unlocked.[br]One day, you're gonna come home

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and find everything gone[br]but the wallpaper.

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They're welcome to that too,[br]if it'll make them happy.

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You were supposed to come down

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and get your business license[br]renewed.

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Come on, Robert,[br]this isn't an official visit.

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You're driving your own car,[br]you're out of uniform,

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so you're off duty.

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- Uh, this is my friend--[br]KIMBLE: Ben Lewis.

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Ben Lewis, Deputy Robert Howe.

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- You a stranger in town?[br]- I just got here.

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Got business here in town?

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Robert, stop asking[br]so many questions.

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Mr. Lewis is a friend of mine.

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He's going to help me out[br]on the house.

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Okay. Be seeing you.

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He's jealous, but he'll get over it.

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I'll send him a birthday card, I think.

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It isn't really for two weeks,[br]but he's so wrapped up in being a cop,

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he won't notice the difference.

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I, uh, don't think I should stay.

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Are you afraid of him[br]because he's a cop?

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No.

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Well, then Lets have something to eat,[br]and I'll show you what's to be done.

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How do you Like your cocoa?

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I'll take it straight.

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- You're a brave man.[br]- Yeah, well...

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It's made from clean, uncut Brazil bean[br]and has a kick Like a mule.

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I cut mine with a dash of cognac.

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Well, you're a very, uh, hardy soul.

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- Try to be stoical.[br]- Stoical.

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Will you be able to drive me[br]to the Pinedale Hotel?

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No such place.

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Uh, the nearest hotel is in Bellman,[br]which is a hundred miles away.

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You can stay right here[br]in the living room.

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Why the story[br]about the Pinedale Hotel?

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I was afraid I'd scare you[br]if I invited you into my house right off.

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Some people have ideas[br]about these things.

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- And you don't?[br]- I have my own ideas.

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- But they're kind of different.[br]- For example?

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Life is short, for one,

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and you have to trust yourself[br]and what you feel about people.

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- Andrea--[br]- No.

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Uh, I know, I think,[br]what you're going to say:

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that you're not what I think you are,

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and that I don't know[br]anything about you.

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Have you ever watched children[br]at play?

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How they can take to each other[br]at first glance

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and stay friends forever.

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But we're not children, though.

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That's a pity.

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Drink your cocoa. It's bedtime.

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Do you think[br]you can tuck yourself in?

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I'll manage it.

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Well, then I'll see you[br]in the morning.

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Night.

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Andrea?

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Shh. You'll wake everyone.

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What time is it?

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It's 2:00.

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The rain woke me.

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It's nice, isn't it?

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Yes.

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Do you want me to Leave?

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No.

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<i>A five-state alarm has been issued</i>

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<i>for the apprehension[br]of Richard Kimble,</i>

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<i>a convicted murderer.</i>

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<i>The fugitive is thought to be[br]making his way</i>

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<i>toward the Pinedale-Edgemont[br]area.</i>

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<i>The fugitive,[br]wanted for the murder of his wife,</i>

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<i>is 6 feet, 160 pounds, dark hair,[br]medium complexion,</i>

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<i>and was last seen wearing[br]a white shirt and brown slacks.</i>

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<i>In one moment,[br]the local weather picture.</i>

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Ben, are you Richard Kimble?

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I heard it on the radio just now.[br]They're Looking for you.

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Is it...?

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Is it true what they said you did?

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I was convicted for it.

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- Is it true?[br]- No.

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- What can I do?[br]- Nothing.

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They know you're here.

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They know you're in[br]the Pinedale-Edgemont district.

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Robert-- Deputy Howe will be back.

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- There a way out of here?[br]- Yes.

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There's a road winding up[br]into the mountains that leads to a Lake.

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You can take my car.[br]About a mile into the mountains,

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you'll come to a turnout[br]over a 500-foot drop.

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Send the car over the side.

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By the time they get down there[br]to investigate, you can get away.

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I can't do that to your car.

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Be tough.[br]You've got to get out of here.

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- Thanks, Andrea.[br]- Good Luck.

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<i>Calling Deputy Robert Howe.</i>

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This is Howe. What's up?

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<i>Kimble is believed headed[br]toward Ridge Road.</i>

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<i>South entry blocked.</i>

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<i>Continue to North entry[br]and establish block. Out.</i>

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Easy. Easy. Back. Back.

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Easy.

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Take it easy.

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Relax.

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Here Drink this.

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Go on, drink it all.

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- It was a hunting accident.[br]- Yeah. Sure.

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And after you shot yourself,[br]you Lost your gun in the woods.

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Then, to make quite sure[br]you bled to death in style,

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you took off your hunting clothes[br]and put on a white shirt and tie.

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Looks Like a .38 caliber[br]police special.

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Any good reason[br]why I shouldn't turn you in?

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- Are they still after you?[br]- I don't know.

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Why are they after you?

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Don't Lie to me, sir.

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I found you on my Land.

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- Why do they want you?[br]- If I'm intruding--

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Oh, you're intruding, all right.

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I'm just trying to figure out[br]the easiest way to get rid of you.

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If you'll just show me[br]how to get off your Land...

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After all the blood you've Lost,

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you'd fall flat on your face[br]within a hundred yards,

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and shall have to haul you[br]back here again.

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I guess I should be grateful[br]that you're such a humanitarian.

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There was a rabbi named Akiva,[br]a great Hebrew scholar.

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Lived around about the time[br]of the second exile.

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A lesser rabbi[br]named Ben Zoma wrote,

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''When I die and go up to heaven,

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God will not ask me,[br]'Why are you not Akiva?'

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He will ask me,[br]'Why are you not Ben Zoma?'''

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So I don't try to be a humanitarian[br]or anything else I'm not.

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- Now what happens?[br]- Nothing happens now.

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When your wound is healed,[br]you'll Leave.

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Here

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What is it?

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Chockahaw stew.

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Home-grown barley, wild berries,[br]thyme, thistle,

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and a shot of corn liquor.

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You're the first man besides myself[br]that has ever tasted it.

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How come?

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What you said[br]about my being an intruder.

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You've been alone up here[br]for a Long while.

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I made myself free of you[br]and your kind.

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Free of the world.

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Can you understand that?

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I haven't laid eyes on a man

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for 1 4 years.

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Are you sure you covered[br]that whole canyon?

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All right.

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No. Leave it there. We'll have the[br]laboratory man down in the morning.

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Come in.

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Hi, Robert.[br]Got here as fast as I could.

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Mr. Jensen gave me a ride.

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The wreckage crew got down[br]to your car, and Kimble wasn't in it.

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Good for him.

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- Kimble is a convicted murderer.[br]- Well, now that you know he's alive,

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you can hunt him down[br]and bring him to justice.

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Andrea, we're not dealing[br]with Robin Hood.

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- This man murdered his wife.[br]- I don't believe that.

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How could you possibly know?[br]You only knew him for one day.

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Sometimes that is enough.

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Yes, I guess it depends on how well[br]you got to know him.

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Oh, Look, Robert,[br]you brought me down here.

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- Where was Kimble heading?[br]- I don't know.

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- You gave him your car.[br]- He took it.

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Are you willing to swear[br]at a theft charge?

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Oh, Robert, don't be silly.

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If you wanna test my feelings for him,[br]well, just ask me.

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Your feelings[br]are none of my business.

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Evans Gambit.

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Not bad.

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Well, there's no way out.[br]You're beaten.

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Well, the game's just begun.

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That's the difference between[br]your world and mine.

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Down there,[br]in what you call the real world,

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you don't know[br]that Life is running out on you.

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You waste what God gave you,[br]always thinking,

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''It's just begun. It's just begun.''[br]And then it's ended.

0:22:15.734,0:22:19.170
And what did you ever have[br]or see or feel

0:22:19.337,0:22:22.829
or touch that's real?

0:22:24.576,0:22:26.271
There are many ways to Live.

0:22:26.444,0:22:32.610
Oh, I know. I know all about that.[br]I've Ivied those ways for 40 years.

0:22:33.251,0:22:34.650
And what did you do?

0:22:37.055,0:22:38.579
I've forgotten those years.

0:22:38.757,0:22:41.590
- There's nothing you miss?[br]- I don't miss anything.

0:22:41.760,0:22:45.628
How can you miss something[br]when it's no Longer remembered?

0:22:46.064,0:22:48.362
What about companionship?

0:22:49.401,0:22:52.063
I've got all the companionship[br]I need.

0:22:52.837,0:22:58.537
Birds, the wild deer, my dogs,[br]forest, the mountains.

0:23:00.679,0:23:03.079
When I was young, I would've laughed[br]and thought a man crazy

0:23:03.181,0:23:05.979
who told me he talked to the trees[br]and the stones.

0:23:06.151,0:23:09.848
But I talk to them, and I Listen,

0:23:10.021,0:23:11.750
and they talk to me.

0:23:11.923,0:23:16.360
And what they have to say to me[br]is fresh and different each day.

0:23:18.029,0:23:21.795
Read Thoreau.[br]He'll tell you all about it.

0:23:22.300,0:23:25.235
And even Thoreau[br]didn't Leave the world forever.

0:23:25.403,0:23:28.133
He was in Walden for two years,[br]then he came back.

0:23:28.607,0:23:30.734
He wouldn't have done that today.

0:23:30.909,0:23:35.107
He Ivied in a world that was still made[br]for men and not machines.

0:23:35.280,0:23:39.011
Do you think he would've allowed[br]himself to become a slave to his car,

0:23:39.184,0:23:40.344
to his Lawyer,

0:23:40.785,0:23:44.186
to the 101 things that run a man's Life[br]from sunup to sundown?

0:23:44.689,0:23:49.126
For 40 years, I was one of them,[br]alone among them.

0:23:50.528,0:23:54.897
Then I came up here[br]and was born again.

0:24:01.806,0:24:04.673
I'm very grateful[br]for what you've done for me.

0:24:05.577,0:24:09.513
Don't thank me.[br]I didn't want you here.

0:24:11.216,0:24:13.184
I'll be Leaving tomorrow.

0:24:15.820,0:24:20.985
Well, uh, it's a Long...[br]It's rough country where you're going.

0:24:21.159,0:24:23.525
Besides, your arm isn't healed yet.

0:24:24.696,0:24:26.596
You shouldn't be Leaving[br]for a day or two.

0:24:28.566,0:24:30.329
Well, I can't wait.

0:24:31.369,0:24:35.362
- There are things I have to do.[br]- That's what I mean.

0:24:36.708,0:24:38.938
You set yourself on the treadmill,[br]and you can't get off,

0:24:39.110,0:24:41.806
not even when your life's[br]in the balance.

0:24:42.280,0:24:44.942
You get caught up in the world[br]and its ways,

0:24:45.116,0:24:48.244
and you Let it ride you[br]right up to the end.

0:24:48.787,0:24:52.018
You Look at your watch,[br]and you see time flying,

0:24:52.190,0:24:56.650
and you ignore eternity[br]all around you.

0:24:57.862,0:25:00.126
It would take a very unusual man[br]to be able to handle

0:25:00.298,0:25:02.789
something as big as eternity.

0:25:34.666,0:25:38.067
I want you to know[br]I appreciate what you did for me.

0:25:38.236,0:25:42.036
No more than I'd do for a bird[br]with a broken wing.

0:25:43.908,0:25:46.342
Well, the bird would be grateful.

0:25:48.480,0:25:49.879
Thank you.

0:26:10.168,0:26:13.569
- Thought you were going.[br]- I was. Could you call off your dogs?

0:26:14.005,0:26:15.802
Certainly.

0:26:28.319,0:26:30.082
What's the matter with you?

0:26:31.723,0:26:35.523
Mr. Lewis has got a Long way to go,[br]so you better get out of the way.

0:26:38.163,0:26:40.757
Well, I don't know[br]what's bothering them.

0:26:40.932,0:26:42.058
What's that?

0:26:44.169,0:26:47.696
Oh, I see. They want you to stay.

0:26:47.872,0:26:51.000
They don't want you to Leave[br]until your wound's healed.

0:26:51.176,0:26:53.110
When they feel as strongly as that[br]about anything,

0:26:53.278,0:26:56.907
even I don't cross them.[br]So we better get inside.

0:27:02.120,0:27:04.088
What are you trying to do?[br]Keep me prisoner here?

0:27:04.189,0:27:06.953
Well, now,[br]that's Looking on the negative side.

0:27:07.125,0:27:10.526
- Well, what's the point, John?[br]- I told you, you're not fit to travel.

0:27:10.695,0:27:12.492
When you're ready to go,[br]you'll go by night

0:27:12.664,0:27:15.292
and be five miles past my place[br]by daybreak.

0:27:15.466,0:27:18.458
Go now by day, and,[br]weak as you are, you'll get caught.

0:27:19.070,0:27:21.538
- I'll take that chance.[br]- Well, I won't.

0:27:21.706,0:27:24.004
If you're caught near here,[br]they'll start asking questions,

0:27:24.175,0:27:26.336
and sooner or Later,[br]they'll come to me.

0:27:26.511,0:27:28.240
Then I shall have to go down there[br]with them.

0:27:28.413,0:27:29.903
- Do you know what that means?[br]- That--

0:27:30.081,0:27:32.709
- The end of my Life.[br]- Doesn't make any sense, John.

0:27:32.884,0:27:34.181
The Longer I stay in this county,

0:27:34.352,0:27:36.252
the Longer they'll be able[br]to track me here.

0:27:36.421,0:27:38.116
What are you gonna say[br]if they find me here?

0:27:38.289,0:27:41.656
- I'll worry about that.[br]- I'm sorry. It's my decision.

0:27:42.026,0:27:43.823
All right, go ahead.[br]As a matter of fact,

0:27:43.995,0:27:46.463
we were going to get some rabbits[br]for dinner.

0:27:47.866,0:27:51.267
Well, if I'm too sick to travel,[br]I suppose I'm too sick to go hunting.

0:27:51.436,0:27:55.634
Wrong on two counts, Mr. Lewis.[br]Didn't say we were going hunting.

0:27:55.807,0:28:00.904
I trap my food.[br]My gun is mainly for self-defense.

0:28:01.145,0:28:03.010
- You said two counts.[br]- Ah, yes.

0:28:03.114,0:28:04.672
That's right.[br]When I said we were going,

0:28:04.849,0:28:07.181
I meant the dogs and myself.

0:28:07.352,0:28:10.378
Of course, I shall expect you[br]to be here when we get back.

0:28:10.555,0:28:15.424
In case you've forgotten,[br]we've, uh, got a chess game to finish.

0:29:35.940,0:29:39.137
Kimble must be Long gone[br]out of our territory by now.

0:29:39.310,0:29:41.175
I think we're wasting our time.

0:29:41.346,0:29:44.179
Do you have something more pressing[br]on your mind?

0:29:44.349,0:29:45.816
I mean, have we got[br]a Local crime wave

0:29:45.984,0:29:48.111
that I haven't heard anything about?

0:29:51.756,0:29:54.554
Call the main station in Edgemont.[br]Have them maintain their patrols

0:29:54.726,0:29:57.388
on our side of the mountain[br]for another few days.

0:30:01.332,0:30:04.233
Edgemont. Edgemont station.[br]This is Pinedale.

0:30:42.273,0:30:45.003
Looks as though Ben has Left us.

0:30:45.176,0:30:49.078
And after you telling him not to Leave[br]till his wound was healed.

0:30:49.747,0:30:53.239
Well, we better go[br]and bring him back.

0:31:11.869,0:31:16.169
Easy, now! Take your time.

0:31:17.775,0:31:20.039
There's no hurry at all.

0:32:21.239,0:32:22.866
Pepper.

0:33:46.724,0:33:47.986
Come on down!

0:33:48.759,0:33:50.989
There's no place to go.

0:34:27.797,0:34:29.561
Why did you take me in[br]in the first place?

0:34:29.734,0:34:31.167
Because you needed help.

0:34:31.335,0:34:33.768
Why didn't you give me that help[br]and then send me on my way?

0:34:33.938,0:34:34.962
I had my reasons.

0:34:35.139,0:34:36.902
The reasons are that you're Lonely,[br]Mallory.

0:34:37.074,0:34:38.837
For someone to talk to,[br]anyone to talk to.

0:34:39.010,0:34:40.670
I never needed anyone but myself.

0:34:40.844,0:34:43.938
And Look what you've become:[br]a stir-crazy old man

0:34:44.114,0:34:46.049
chasing another human being[br]around the countryside

0:34:46.217,0:34:49.516
with a shotgun[br]because you can't stand to be alone.

0:34:50.721,0:34:53.884
There's planting to do tomorrow.[br]You can help me if you Like.

0:34:54.292,0:34:57.523
Do you good to get down to the earth,[br]plant your own food.

0:35:01.732,0:35:04.200
This cold night air.

0:35:04.302,0:35:05.826
You can do me a favor.

0:35:06.003,0:35:08.767
Take some of the smoked meat[br]out to the dogs.

0:35:24.722,0:35:28.852
Thanks. That'll get me fixed up[br]in no time.

0:35:29.026,0:35:31.358
You're running a high fever, Mallory.

0:35:32.963,0:35:35.557
I ran a temperature of 106 once.

0:35:37.835,0:35:41.396
Got it down in a night.[br]Hot water and elderberry herbs.

0:35:41.972,0:35:44.099
Your thermometer[br]was probably out of whack.

0:35:44.275,0:35:46.505
You're a sick man. You have[br]a severe pulmonary infection.

0:35:46.677,0:35:47.803
You need a doctor.

0:35:49.013,0:35:51.573
I've got nothing but a cold.

0:35:51.749,0:35:55.776
Besides, no doctor's gonna make[br]any house calls up here.

0:35:56.287,0:35:59.279
- Then I'll go get some medicines.[br]- And run off?

0:36:00.224,0:36:02.317
You'll have to think of something[br]better than that.

0:36:03.828,0:36:06.797
Mallory, you're a 65-year-oId man.

0:36:07.998,0:36:09.898
That infection's worse[br]than it was Last night.

0:36:10.067,0:36:12.194
It'll be even worse tonight.

0:36:13.070,0:36:15.436
- How do you know so much about it?[br]- I'm a doctor.

0:36:16.507,0:36:18.634
Police don't go chasing doctors[br]through woods.

0:36:19.276,0:36:20.903
They do[br]when they're wanted for murder.

0:36:23.347,0:36:24.575
That means nothing to me.

0:36:25.683,0:36:28.846
What it means is[br]I'm putting my Life in your hands.

0:36:30.488,0:36:33.184
I've seen things Like this before.[br]I know what I'm talking about.

0:36:33.624,0:36:35.524
You need medicines,[br]new medicines.

0:36:35.693,0:36:38.355
Medicines you know nothing about.[br]If you don't get them, you'll die.

0:36:40.965,0:36:43.092
That's a fine story.

0:36:44.902,0:36:47.029
When I feel better,[br]you can tell me another.

0:37:01.252,0:37:02.810
MALLORY:[br]Ben.

0:37:05.489,0:37:06.854
Yes?

0:37:07.491,0:37:10.221
Sounds Like the dogs are hungry.

0:37:11.028,0:37:13.553
You been feeding them on time?

0:37:14.765,0:37:17.290
Yeah, I've been feeding them[br]on time.

0:37:18.135,0:37:20.626
I don't know what's got into them.

0:37:21.639,0:37:23.607
I don't know.

0:37:28.813,0:37:31.805
I can't see the truck from here.

0:37:34.218,0:37:36.311
Ben. Ben.

0:37:37.655,0:37:38.986
I'm here.

0:37:46.397,0:37:49.457
- That's cold.[br]- It'll make you feel better.

0:37:51.068,0:37:54.629
It's cold. Get the fire going.

0:37:58.375,0:38:01.936
Mallory, Let me get[br]those medicines.

0:38:02.913,0:38:04.437
You sure you've been feeding[br]those dogs?

0:38:04.615,0:38:05.843
Yes.

0:38:11.822,0:38:15.451
You're a good fella, Ben.[br]You're a good fella.

0:38:17.361,0:38:20.353
Go make yourself some herb tea.

0:38:21.565,0:38:24.227
It'll save you from catching cold.

0:38:28.706,0:38:31.231
We'll go fishing tomorrow.

0:38:32.476,0:38:34.273
Fishing.

0:38:35.279,0:38:38.407
Ah, I-- I know where...

0:38:40.651,0:38:42.482
I know where...

0:38:43.420,0:38:45.012
Nellie?

0:38:46.056,0:38:47.819
Nellie?

0:38:48.993,0:38:51.325
I know...

0:39:21.258,0:39:23.123
Come in.

0:39:26.597,0:39:28.588
What are you doing here?

0:39:28.766,0:39:30.893
- I need a doctor.[br]- What happened? You didn't go over

0:39:31.068,0:39:32.729
- the side with the car?[br]- It's not for me.

0:39:32.903,0:39:34.632
For who?[br]You should've been over the mountain

0:39:34.805,0:39:36.705
and halfway to California by now.

0:39:37.174,0:39:39.870
I sort of got detoured, and I ran into[br]this old man in the mountains.

0:39:40.044,0:39:41.511
He's sick. He needs help.

0:39:41.679,0:39:43.271
- You ran into old Mr. Mallory?[br]- Yeah.

0:39:43.447,0:39:45.381
From the stories I hear,[br]you're Lucky to be here.

0:39:45.549,0:39:48.484
- He saved my Life.[br]- What do you wanna do?

0:39:48.652,0:39:50.347
- Get a doctor up there.[br]- Oh, boy.

0:39:50.521,0:39:53.490
You've chosen a bad time.[br]We haven't got a doctor in Pinedale.

0:39:53.657,0:39:55.716
The one we have rides circuit[br]over the whole country.

0:39:55.893,0:39:57.952
He's in Bellman now.[br]That's a hundred miles away.

0:39:58.128,0:39:59.152
Is there a pharmacy here?

0:39:59.663,0:40:01.563
Well, Kugler's won't open[br]for another few hours.

0:40:01.732,0:40:03.563
Mr. Kugler Lives[br]in the back of the store.

0:40:03.734,0:40:06.294
- What's the address?[br]- I'll come with you.

0:40:07.905,0:40:12.604
- Well, what's the emergency?[br]- I'll Let him tell you.

0:40:14.478,0:40:17.572
Mr. Mallory, the old man[br]that Lives up in the hills, he's sick.

0:40:19.383,0:40:22.318
Well, he's running a high fever.[br]I think it's a pulmonary infection.

0:40:22.920,0:40:24.251
He won't come out[br]of the mountains.

0:40:24.421,0:40:26.582
If he doesn't get antibiotics,[br]I think he might die.

0:40:28.192,0:40:32.026
Doctor's off at Bellman.[br]Should be back Monday or Tuesday.

0:40:32.429,0:40:34.590
Mr. Kugler, we can't wait[br]until Monday or Tuesday.

0:40:34.765,0:40:37.757
- That's why we came to you.[br]- What do you want me to do?

0:40:38.168,0:40:39.931
Take the drugs up there to him.

0:40:41.038,0:40:42.062
It's against the Law.

0:40:42.673,0:40:45.107
Mr. Kugler, you're the closest thing[br]we have to a doctor,

0:40:45.275,0:40:47.038
and a man's Life is in danger.

0:40:48.012,0:40:51.277
All right, I'm willing to Let you have[br]the medicines, if you'll sign for them.

0:40:51.448,0:40:53.109
But nobody's gonna get me[br]to go up there.

0:40:53.817,0:40:56.684
That old hermit's touched in the head.[br]Everybody knows that.

0:40:56.854,0:40:58.651
Can't get near the cabin.

0:40:58.822,0:41:00.722
Last year, the Frederickson boy[br]strayed up there,

0:41:00.891,0:41:03.325
and those dogs nearly killed him.

0:41:06.430,0:41:08.762
You give us the drugs,[br]and I'll take it up to him.

0:41:08.932,0:41:12.129
Ben, I'll go. Is that all right?

0:41:12.302,0:41:15.601
Well, if you're fool enough.[br]It's none of my business.

0:41:16.240,0:41:20.574
Andrea, he's right.[br]It's too dangerous. Uh, you stay here.

0:41:20.744,0:41:22.405
- What about you?[br]- The dogs know me.

0:41:22.579,0:41:24.809
- They won't hurt me.[br]- Not unless Mallory tells them to.

0:41:24.982,0:41:26.472
He won't tell them to.[br]He's a sick man.

0:41:26.650,0:41:27.708
What about the police?

0:41:27.885,0:41:31.252
They Lost you once. They're not going[br]to Let you get away again.

0:41:32.656,0:41:34.647
He saved my Life. I can't Let him die.

0:41:36.393,0:41:38.384
Here are some antibiotics.

0:41:38.562,0:41:41.122
Give him two pills right off,[br]and one every three hours.

0:41:41.298,0:41:43.198
I put in something for the pain.

0:41:43.367,0:41:45.460
I'm really sticking my neck out.

0:41:45.636,0:41:47.297
- I'll need your signature.[br]- I'll sign it.

0:41:47.471,0:41:49.769
- Would you put them on my account?[br]- Yeah.

0:41:49.940,0:41:52.067
Thank you, Mr. Kugler.

0:42:30.514,0:42:32.141
I wish you'd Let me go with you.

0:42:37.788,0:42:39.153
I won't be coming back, Andrea.

0:42:41.058,0:42:43.049
I don't believe that.

0:42:45.095,0:42:46.221
I'll expect to have you

0:42:46.396,0:42:49.797
come pounding at my door someday[br]at 5 in the morning.

0:43:24.134,0:43:27.103
I told you I'd track you down.

0:43:27.271,0:43:29.831
You didn't track me down.[br]I was in town. I came back.

0:43:30.274,0:43:31.741
You're Lying.

0:43:31.909,0:43:35.777
You tricked me,[br]and you did the same for my dogs.

0:43:38.649,0:43:42.016
Now I'm gonna turn them Loose.

0:43:42.653,0:43:44.143
Wait a minute.

0:43:45.255,0:43:46.279
Here

0:43:54.131,0:43:55.723
Medicine.

0:44:00.404,0:44:01.996
Why?

0:44:02.639,0:44:04.402
Why didn't you keep going on?

0:44:05.175,0:44:06.699
The same reason you helped me.

0:44:12.049,0:44:15.348
All right. All right.

0:44:31.368,0:44:34.360
Robert. Glad you could come.

0:44:35.873,0:44:38.899
- Where is he, Andrea?[br]- Who?

0:44:43.513,0:44:45.640
Got a call from Kugler this morning.

0:44:45.816,0:44:47.408
Said a man[br]answering Kimble's description

0:44:47.584,0:44:49.745
came in for some medication.

0:44:49.920,0:44:52.388
- He must be ill.[br]- Well, then maybe he'll die,

0:44:52.556,0:44:54.820
and you'll have[br]all your problems solved.

0:44:56.226,0:44:58.717
Kugler said he told some wild story[br]about needing the medication

0:44:58.896,0:45:00.158
for old man Mallory.

0:45:00.330,0:45:01.592
That's silly, isn't it?

0:45:01.765,0:45:03.926
No one can get near[br]the old man's cabin.

0:45:04.735,0:45:06.600
Maybe it's not so silly.

0:45:06.770,0:45:08.431
Maybe he was telling the truth.

0:45:08.605,0:45:11.335
- Are you going up there?[br]- Yes.

0:45:11.508,0:45:13.271
- I'm going with you.[br]- No, you're not.

0:45:13.443,0:45:14.876
If he's there, there may be trouble.

0:45:15.045,0:45:17.673
If you don't take me,[br]I'll go on my own.

0:45:17.848,0:45:19.315
Okay.

0:45:25.322,0:45:30.555
Take one of these three times a day[br]until the fever's completely gone.

0:45:30.727,0:45:32.718
Which means you're Leaving?

0:45:35.499,0:45:38.491
Well, if you want to go,[br]I can't stop you.

0:45:39.469,0:45:41.369
The pharmacist[br]may have called police.

0:45:41.538,0:45:43.529
If he did, they'll be coming up here.

0:45:43.907,0:45:46.705
There are a hundred places[br]I could show you.

0:45:47.277,0:45:48.539
They'd never find you.

0:45:49.146,0:45:50.579
I have an appointment to keep.

0:45:51.214,0:45:52.545
You want to clear yourself, eh?

0:45:53.550,0:45:55.211
For what?

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The good opinion of men?

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- I want to stop running.[br]- That's where you're wrong.

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You'll find another excuse.

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You'll never stop running.

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You'll be Like the rest of them,[br]on the treadmill until you die.

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Here, you could have beauty

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outside your own door.

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Fulfillment in every grain of wheat[br]you plant and harvest.

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A chance to be at peace[br]with your own soul.

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- And Loneliness.[br]- Yes.

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And Loneliness.

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But it's a small price to pay.

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There's somebody coming.[br]Hand me my boots.

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You stay where you are, sheriff.

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We're going into your cabin,[br]Mr. Mallory.

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Pull your dogs aside.

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The only place you're going[br]is back to where you came.

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It's no use, Mallory.[br]We know he's in there.

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There's no one in there.[br]I'm a mad hermit, sheriff.

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Mad hermits[br]don't have house guests.

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- By definition.[br]- Then why not Let us in?

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What are you protecting in there?

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My privacy.

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Mr. Mallory, I don't wanna hurt you[br]or your dogs,

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but we're going into that cabin.

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I've told you, sheriff,[br]he didn't give me his Life story,

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and he didn't Leave[br]a forwarding address.

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Ah, what about you, Andrea?[br]You knew he was a fugitive.

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The first time,[br]you told me he was an old friend.

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- What's your story this time?[br]- Robert, you're not being a gentleman.

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I'm a Law officer.

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Then you ought to change professions,[br]because it's making you a bore.

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There is nothing boring[br]about murder

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or about helping a murderer[br]escape justice.

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What do you wanna do,[br]send me to jail?

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Would that satisfy[br]your sense of justice?

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All right, Let's go into Bellman[br]and get the doctor. Andrea.

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You go. I'll wait here for the doctor.

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I know you mean well, young lady,

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but I've always managed[br]to Look after myself.

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- Thank you.[br]- Mr. Mallory, I've always been a girl

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who knows when she's not wanted,[br]and it's never stopped me.

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Robert.

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Now, Mr. Mallory,[br]where do you keep your cocoa?

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<i>A fugitive is a man in exile.</i>

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<i>A woman's love[br]can remain with him</i>

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<i>only long enough[br]to remind him of his loss.</i>

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<i>For Richard Kimble,[br]it is the price of freedom.</i>