[during an cholera epidemic]
Dr. Eli Prather:
Don't talk to me, I'm busy killin' people.
Dr. Eli Prather:
You're dying, Richie. Don't fight it, boy, just let it come nice and easy.
Owen Forbes:
They're deserters!
Lorne Warfield:
Well, is that a fact?
Captain Jefferson Addis:
Renegades is a better word. It implies a spirit of adventure. Desertion is cowardly. We're not that.
Wilford:
Think of violence. It's what I call an evil gun. I'll never know how one man can kill another.
Lorne Warfield:
What happened to my family? Where are they?
Jimmy Noble:
All I know is that the Apaches delivered them up for death.
Lorne Warfield:
What does that mean?
Jimmy Noble:
I don't know.
Lorne Warfield:
You ever kill a man?
Owen Forbes:
Why?
Lorne Warfield:
Well, suppose before this thing is over, you have to kill a few Indians?
Owen Forbes:
I'll manage. It's not the same thing as men gunning each other down in the middle of the street.
Captain Jefferson Addis:
I'll take the horse. Don't be a fool, Mr. Forbes. Turn around! Alive, you can still walk. Dead, you can only lay down.
Continuity: Warfield jumps from standing to being mounted on his horse between shots.
Referenced in
Topo, El (1970)
- Used sets left over from Day of the Evil Gun (1968).