Wells Fargo (1937) - full transcript

* WELLS FARGO *

In the early 1840's,

the railroad creeping westward,

had reached for as Batavia.
New York...

Hey Bart, come here!

Get away, let it go!...

Woa!...

Hello Bart. Hello Ramsay,
you had a good trip.

Made a good trip?

What,
in this earthquake on wheels?

Did you bring the ice?



Yes, all packed in sawdust.
Then unload these barrels...

I have to be in Bufallo in an hour.
One hour?

It will be quite a walk.
I've been walking a lot, get out of...

New York, with baskets and a boat,
I went to Albany by train to Geneva...

last month and I took
this wood combustion.

150 miles in two days?
Traveling...

Hey, the mail express
correspondence.

Did you receive
my wife's corset?

Here it is,
I imagine that these will hold it.

Ah, here it is, a letter to you,

Erick, from that beautiful
girl from the Synagogue.

I hope it's worth 6 cents.
If he doesn't want to, I offer 7.

Here's one for you, Mrs. Bobs,
it looks like Lucian's.

I heard he's in.
Yes, it is.



Don't forget the
correspondence to Bufallo.

Under the accent.
Sheriff? Yah!...

I suppose I'm the courier
in this town, right?

Right.
Well, all I get is three cards.

What the hell, he's violating
government correspondence.

He is breaking the law
and I demand his arrest.

We have to have evidence
to order an arrest. Evidences?

Look here,
the government has a monopoly

on correspondence,
is it true or not?

Yes right. That guy is
working without a license.

You are embezzling money
from the government

and it is your duty
to prevent this.

I think you're right.
I know I'm right, come on.

Even the Ramsay view. Wait, Ramsay.

Get out of there, you're stuck.

Of course it is.
Arrested, but why?

For competing with the postal service.

We are not competing,
we are taking care, in stages.

Which, by the way, is very good.

He only charges 6 cents
and the government charges 25.

And mail arrives faster.
Much faster.

My sister had three boys
and I didn't know she was married.

Aren't you going
to do your duty, sheriff?

You better get down there, Ramsay.
I'm sorry, sheriff.

But I cannot be arrested today.
I have to do thirty miles to Buffalo.

Talk to me another time.
So I go up to get it.

I'm sorry, sheriff, no passengers,
this is an express.

Hey, come back here!...

Are you going to Bufallo?
You can be sure of that.

Do you mind saying we're with problems
and send us another coach

No doubt, we will.

Hey, please wait. Justine.

You are not going to abandon us
in this desert, are you?

Can we accompany you to Bufallo?

It is, of course, a pleasure,
but I...

Mom!

I would love to be of service to you,
madam, the only problem is that I think...

he would not feel well
in that old and falling wagon.

Oh, I would love to,
I've never been on a cart before.

Mom.

This gentleman kindly offered
to take us to Bufallo.

It doesn't look very fascinating.
Is the cart safe, boy?

He has done good
service for years,

but I cannot guarantee that
he will be comfortable.

No, I don't think so.
Oh, mom, come on.

It will be an adventure.

Humm!... Allow me

I think it's best to sit in the mailbox.
Oh, how wonderful.

Allow me, madame. No, thank you,
I can still climb very well.

Thank you, you are very kind.
You're welcome.

C'mon C'mon.

Slower,
boy, slow down.

I'm sorry,
I have to be in Bufallo in an hour.

Come on, go!...

"WESTERN ESPRESS CO."

Personally I believe it would be
a great success.

But the idea of a land express
to Saint Louis is absurd, Wells.

Why not stay where people are,
this is what business is all about.

Going where people are going
is a much better deal.

Don't go and tell me
you're going to Missouri.

All of them, Mr. Bradford.
Ah, nothing!...

Absurd, that is an isolated place.
Nothing but Mexicans and Indians.

I am sure they will not
want your express service.

You forget the
Republic of Texas.

Sam Justin and hundreds
of Americans respected it.

I'm sorry, Wells,
I'm a conservative banker.

In my opinion,
Ohio River boats are...

Ohio River boats are too slow.

They will not support speed
and progress, especially

those settling in the new territory.

Hello good day.
Now a good day everyone.

Hello Bradford, it looks like
you will be the guest of honor.

What is this surprise
that you are saving for us?

Something to eat, I hope.
I'm starving.

He is the host, Mr. Wells,
he who is keeping it a secret.

But it will be good,
he is after my bank account.

Come on, see what it is.

You have to control your curiosity,
for some time, gentlemen.

But I can guarantee
that it is worth it.

I hope so. Excuse.
Hello Pryor...

I'm glad to see you here.
Nice to see you, Bradford.

Your lovely wife and
daughter, are you all right?

Very well, thank you.

They are currently traveling.

Woa, woa, woa!...
Hey!...

I'm sorry, ma'am.

Adele, my dear.

Oh, Nicholas,
never again in my life.

The carriage broke down
and this wild man saved me...

oh, take me to the hotel.

Yes, yes, of course dear, come.

Good job, Ramsay,
I knew I was going to be on time.

Thank you sir!...
Come on gentlemen.

The surprise is ready.

I am sorry to have caused such
a terrible trip for you and your mother.

Oh, don't worry.

With enough rest,
tranquility and a massage.

I'm sure we'll be fine,
in very little time.

But I warned you that I was in a hurry.
But not in such a hurry.

After all, what's
in these barrels, it's gold?

No, oysters.

Oysters? Fresh and alive,

straight from New York
and we brought it.

Gentlemen, the surprise is ready.

I hope you will prove to my
friend, Mr Bradford,

a banker with not very
accessible wallet...

what can be
done with fast shipping.

Perhaps the way to that elusive wallet
is through the stomach.

So I bring you today, for the first time
in the history of Bufallo...

Mr. Bradford's favorite dish.

Fresh oysters in half shell.

Oh!... My friends!...

Gentlemen,
on behalf of my associates,

I am pleased
to announce that shopping...

soon, we will inaugurate the service

fast by Land Express
to San Louis.

Oh yes, they keep me moving
all the time,

to New York and back
almost every week.

It is a very big responsibility to be
a messenger for the entire Bufallo.

Message boy?
And you are not?

Well, maybe I am
but here Syracuse needs

a kind of quick service.
This is what is behind the thing.

Behind what?
Well, the whole idea of transportation,

is the country's life force.

Now, if we didn't have a kind
of communication...

cities and towns,
would be stagnant.

There would be no expansion,
people would not go anywhere.

And it wouldn't do any good to take
oysters where there was no one.

Isn't that it? Exact.

I would like to see
Mr Wells say this.

Ah, you explained
everything very well.

I have to go, goodbye.

Thank you very much.
Wait a minute.

I hope you don't think I'm such
a careless coachman.

How could I think that?
But I mean it...

I want to communicate
with respect,

will always be every day.

I want it to be clarified.

What a good guy and who
is from Saint Louis.

Where is Saint Louis?
I may tell you tomorrow.

Saint Louis. of course,
in Mississippi, Goodbye

Saint Louis.

Hey, let's see what arrived!...

We are now here
to take care of our things.

I hope you tell us
everything about what to do.

I hope it is in the right place

and does not impose
anything on us.

Because they usually
do this always.

But it won't be that easy.

We will fight to be told the truth
of how it will be done.

And it won't be a good way.

How are we and strange place.

I hope they don't
take advantage of us.

being quiet and
not knowing things.

Even more being strangers
in these places.

But we will ask everything
we need to do what we want.

You can tell us,
how bank works?

Yes sir, very well now.

Well, the only thing
you can do in the bank

is to put or take
what they offer us...

And my stones from last year.

You just said you
sent them to New York.

Exactly, to my agent Wells
and Fargo.

I am waiting for a these days.

Yes, yes, but the post office is
very uncertain at this time of year.

There is no movement.

But they promised
to send a messenger overland.

By overland?

Did you say by overland?

Yes, a new service
for Saint Louis.

Oh, but what an absurd idea,
if you don't mind me saying it.

The entire region between here
and Bufallo is flooded with spring rain.

Hmm, hmm!...
It will be impossible to pass.

It will be difficult,
I prefer to say.

But they will make it,
I'm sure.

I'm sorry I can't
share your faith in...

Wells and Fargo.
Yes, yes, Wells and Fargo.

But, I really don't see a way
to serve you, Mr. Pryor.

Well, I thought you were able
to make an exception.

It will be such a small loan

and my reputation here,
in this community...

Sorry, Mr. Pryor.

Good morning, gentlemen.
Good Morning. Good Morning.

Mister Pryor? Yes, Hank.

I have declined a lot
of jobs waiting

for your expedition to leave.

I knew you would want me
and Pawnee to be like last year.

There is no one I prefer to you,
Hank, but...

It?s possible
that I don?t send anyone this year,

you better get the first
good job that comes along.

To the office, Sam.

Daddy.

Why aren't you in bed?
I wanted to say good night to you.

Good night...

Good evening, my dear.

We wait for you for dinner
for almost an hour, Nicholas. Daddy...

Dad, did you eat anything? Oh yeah.
I had dinner at the hotel.

How are you, Talbot? Very well, Mr Pryor.

Any news? Not yet.

I thought so.

And he has no reason to suppose that
there will be tomorrow or the day after.

You don't have to talk like that,
I have a lot of confidence in my agents.

But I don?t have
to and I just sit here waiting ...

it won't do any good.
I should do something.

That's why I called Talbot
to dinner. I do not...

I explained the whole situation
and he offered himself generously...

If I can be of service to you, sir.

Advance him, some money.
Thank you, my boy, but...

My dear Nicholas, I really do
not understand why you hesitate.

It's not like Talbot is a stranger,
why, he's almost one of the family.

It's getting a little cold in here,
I'll get your tea, mom.

I'm not feeling
the slightest cold and besides.

I don't like
to be interrupted when...

Yes, I know, dear,

but what do you think to put
the matter aside for now.

Yes of course.

I'm looking for Mr. Pryor.
One moment please.

Oh, I didn't expect you
to see him, now.

Oh, you. Justine.

Well, boy, am I happy to see you.

I knew you would not fail.
Your draft, sir.

I'm sorry I was a little late but it
was difficult to get horses rested...

One went limp on the trail and I had
to storm without the Mississippi River

It looks like you had a hard trip.

A glass of wine won't hurt you.
all right. come on.

My dear, I think you already know Mr...

Mr... Mackay.
Sim we have already met

Mr. Talbot Carter, Mr. Mackay
How are you, sir?

I am sure you will excuse us,
but we have to withdraw.

Good night Talbot.
Good night, lady.

Come Justine. Good evening.

Well gentlemen, I think you have
to talk about business, so I'm going.

It was a great pleasure
to meet us here.

Your visit was very nice for us.
Thanks. You're welcome.

Good evening. Come on, Mr. Mackay.

I'm saying I don't know what
made me do that, unless...

I was, I was...
happy for Dad.

But a man you don't even know,
a stranger to all of us.

It is not completely strange,
Mom.

We traveled with him once,
remember? Justine.

I don't want to continue
with this discussion, right now.

I just want you to know
that in the future I insist...

appropriate behavior I know.
Yes mom

I suggest it?s time to leave.

If you forgive me, I need
to go to the hotel, I'm very tired.

Oh, but you will do me the honor
of accepting an inn for tonight.

Very kind but I have other
deliveries to make...

and tomorrow morning I'm going
to set up an office here.

Oh so,
allow me to help you with this.

I go to the bank in the morning.

You can meet me there, around ten.
I appreciate it.

Good night.

Good night boy!...

Mr. Mackay.

I couldn't let him
go without explaining

why I behaved
in such a bold way.

Now, Miss Pryor, when?
When I received it, so cordially.

Look, I didn't notice anything that
I could complain about. Only that.

Well I only did it
because it was cool,

dad he was so worried...
I wasn't... and I was grateful

Oh, but I was just the messenger,
always at your service, Miss Pryor.

Well, I hope you understand.

I understand you weren't happy
to see it, that's all.

I didn't mean it, Mr. Mackay.
So you might not be disappointed...

to know that I'm going
to open an office here.

In Saint Louis, Mr. Mackay?
In Mississippi.

And, by the way,
I have been practicing. Practiced?

Drive a carriage very slowly.

If I can find a very old horse,
you know,

very old and decrepit.

Only then would I run at 3 miles an hour.
I don't think I could, mom...

But I'm not inviting your mother,
in fact I noticed,

a beautiful shaded road along
the river.

With trees overhanging the water.
I am not sure of power.

If mom knows I was here.
What would she...

Oh, I shudder to think.

So you better get
in before she finds out.

It's all right. And she can refuse
to come with an old horse.

You are very kind.
Good night, Mr. Mackay.

Good night, Miss Justine.

"1846"

"WELLS & FARGO
Campany Express"

"RAMSAY MACKAY Agent"

Anything else, Ramsay?
No thank you.

Have you nailed the horseshoes to him?
Yes, I put new shoes on it.

He should step on with pride now.
It looks like you did a good job.

I'll tell you,
if there's anything

I know how to do,
it's screwing horses.

You know, the rumor has spread
so much that when wild horses...

there in the plains they come passing me
they come running to me...

they extend their paws and ask me
to put the horseshoe on.

See you, Hank. See you later.

Hey, Ramsay.

I have something very important
to do with you. What is it, Hank?

Well, you see, I'm in this job,

God knows,
how long and me too...

Don't tell me you're going
to say goodbye again.

I haven't quit my job yet,
you always convince me otherwise.

I think I need a change.
City life is killing me.

You know, I want to go out into the open,
where I can breathe some fresh air.

Working in a stable, for so long,
I will end up falling into a routine.

You know, there's so much
to do in a stable...

that I think if the person doesn't
work all the time...

the service ends up accumulating
on top of you.

I have to go to that boat, Hank,
Mr. Whells comes with him.

There he is, the boat is coming.

You will have to wait tomorrow
to leave your job.

Welcome to Saint Louis, sir.
You look great.

I'm feeling fine, Ramsay,
and because I wouldn't be

with all this excellent work
that you have been doing this year.

It is a pleasure to hear this, I thought
you came here because you are dissatisfied.

No, I come because of the
confusion in the Mexico.

What is the situation there?

The latest news is that General Taylor
had crossed the Mississippi River.

They say the hostilities
have already started

and I think that when
this war is over,

I think not just Texas and California,
can be in the Union

This means emigration.

Remember when Oregon came in?
They walked through the snow to get there.

That's right. Now, with
an easier trip for California,

there will be settlers
by the thousands.

And they will need
communication with the east,

this is why I am here.

I want to send someone there
to trace trails, bus stations...

for a possible haul road to California.

This would be quite risky, wouldn't it?
Yeah, that's what Fargo said.

All my partners think I'm going crazy,

Well, maybe it is, but I have
a strong intuition about it

I see cities and towns sprouting
out of nowhere.

Made like a mushroom, overnight.

Don't you see, Ramsay?
When do you want me to leave?

Well, it took you a long time
to say that.

It's just that I have a lot
of experience from those sides,

from unknown territories and...

but if you can take Hank York
with me. Who is it?

He's been doing some beaks
around here but he knows so well

the plains as you know
the express business

It seems all right,
when can you go?

I need to make
some preparations.

Let's see, for example tomorrow.
Humm!...

Good, my idea
of the best path... Woa!...

What is that?
Mr. Pryor sent us his carriage,

we should already
be at the party now.

Do I really have to go, Ramsay?
I'm not much of a partyer.

Mr. Pryor was very insistent, sir.
Will I have to dance?

No, I'll take care of that.
All right...

No as for that road, Ramsay...

I remember one of your birthday
parties, we were this big.

You were wearing a white dress
and you wore long braids.

It was lovely.
I had lost a front tooth the day before.

There was a horrible hole
in my mouth, I hissed.

And I ate too much ice cream.
And you were sick because of this.

It wasn't because of this, it was because
you sat down with another boy.

I remember, he was so cute,
but fickle.

He married someone only ten years later.
Yeah, but I don't.

Here I am, hoping that maybe,

someday you will be
interested in me.

Well, how silly. I do not think.

Do you think it is foolish for a man
to fall in love with you?

Talbot, please.
You know I love you, don't you?

Well, I expected you
to like me...

as I like you.

But don't you have another person,
another boy?

Ah!...

Good night, Justine. Good evening.
Happy Birthday. Hmm!...

Hello, Talbot.
How are you, Ramsay?

I think we were just
talking about you.

Forget my nonsense, Justine.

My congratulations.

Justine, does he know,
did you tell him?

No... no.

Oh, Ramsay.

Let's get this over with,
let me tell your dad and mom tonight.

We can't do this, Mom will never understand.

I know, he will not consider
the party suitable.

Which means I don't serve you
and she's right.

I don't agree with either.
I love you.

But I have to tell them,
before I leave, go away?

Do not go away!...

It was decided tonight,
I am going to travel for Mr. Wells.

Oh!... This is all
yours, you scared me.

He is always traveling,
to Bufallo.

But justine this time
is different.

I'm going to California.
California?

Yes, I leave tomorrow.
Alone?

No, I'm taking Hank York,
with me.

I wasn't thinking about him,

of course he wouldn't be going
that far without me.

You? It would not be possible.
I would be.

Let's get married right now,
I don't care what Mom says.

It's wonderful
that you want to go.

But I cannot take you on such a difficult
and dangerous journey.

Because if it's dangerous for you.
I want to be with you!...

Justine, it would be crazy
if you thought about it.

I have to work a lot,
a huge job.

And after making money I will...
You me!...

You mean your job is more important
to you than me?

No, of course not...

but it is my job,
you understand Justine.

I should have been glad that I had
a chance to do such an important thing.

If you leave without me, now.
Justine!...

I don't want to see you
anymore, never

Let's go to California, Pawnee.
Humm!...

Where you live.

I was there, about three years ago,
and it's quite a place.

The population is also friendly...

they have some great ideas
on how to live.

They have their parties and naps.

Personally I prefer their naps.

Around eleven in the morning, they just ...

they drop everything and go
to sleep until the end of the afternoon.

This is all the money I could get,
Ramsay.

I would like to give you more,
but I think it is enough.

Don't worry, I just hope
everything goes well with you.

You have to give.

Can you imagine how
Fargo will laugh

if we are biting more
than we can chew?

I can imagine.

Here it is dear, I did not say that
we would arrive in time.

Ramsay, I will accompany you.
What's up?

Ramsay...

I didn't mean that,
not even a word.

Forgive, yes.
Now, there is nothing to forgive.

I was crazy thinking
about going with you

But, I couldn't stand the thought
of seeing him meet danger.

I'll be fine and maybe very all right,
I'll be back before you miss me.

I will wait for you, for ever.

I love you!...

Don't, make this always
take too long.

Now go.
But before I wanted to...

Please, go. Please.

Goodbye my boy.
Goodbye Ramsay and good luck.

Goodbye, sir.
Come on Ramsay, come on...

"SAN FRANCISCO"

Attention my people!...
Didn't come by the isthmus.

it was done right here
in California.

A dollar a box, yes sir,
just a dollar, come on.

What happened,
the mail didn't arrive?

No, I guess they don't have
enough employees.

Have you been waiting a long time?
Twelve hours so far.

You will find the end
of the line at the end, partner.

How long will it take
to discover this.

I guess the only way to get a card here...

is to invade and get it yourself.

Come on follow him!...

Come on meet us!...

Come on, what's going on here

That doesn't answer me,
I've been waiting for a long time!...

Is your name Zachary Martin?
Yes, Zachary Martin.

You owe me twenty-five cents.

We will. As it is,
I've been waiting for five hours?

What's your name?
It's Hampard. Hampard?

Where can I find the Post Office Agent?
Oh, God, did he disappear, too? Yes.

There he is, right there,
but he doesn't like

to be disturbed
when he's working.

Hey, come on.
Come here, serve us!...

Let me help you.

Hey...
what do you want here?

My correspondence, of course,
what kind of service is this one?

You're going to blame me,
everyone blames me,

why don't they blame the
government in Washington?

Those guys think San Francisco
is still a village, thousands of guys...

arriving every day
and they all want letters.

The guys in the east send letters
to everyone here for the Pacific Coast.

I want to make you a proposal,
I'm from Hangtown, say it here.

Read this here.

Read you,
I can't find my glasses.

To the San Francisco postal agent,
this is you.

We, the undersigned miners
of Hangtown, for the present,

we authorize to deliver to the bearer,
Ramsay Mackay, it's me...

all correspondence
and packages addressed to us.

Here are the signatures.
It looks like everything is cool,

but you have to go outside
and wait your turn.

I am willing to pay the government
twenty-five cents for each letter. Hmm!...

Yes in addition, you will receive
an extra employee for free.

Well I do not know.

But who are you,
what is your business?

Express agent Wells &
Fargo from Saint Louis.

I've never heard of him,

but I don't think you're
totally dishonest.

I guess I'll take the
risk, raise your right arm.

Swears that you are an American citizen
and that you will fulfill the

duties of a government official
and may God protect him.

I do!... Well, then you can
start, subscribe...

the receipt when finished.
Yes sir.

Hangtown, California.

Ramsay.
Too much gold around here?

Nothing, I'm just saving
this concession until

find someone I live so long
to give you this.

You must return to work with me,

I made more than five
hundred dollars on this trip.

Five hundred?

Of course, correspondence,
express and money,

for the boys at five percent.
Think about it, I need someone,

to take my place when
I go back to the east.

East, do you mean Saint Louis?

Of course, where did you
expect me to go? Ah!...

Mail!...

Mail!...

Mail!...

Get there for me?

A little more, just a minute.

Grass Randall. It's me,
how much is it?

A little bit of money,
the same as the others.

Hey when such a newspaper?
Ten dollars.

Here they are,
my ten dollars...

H.C Bert? It's me.
It's me.

Hey wait a minute,
where's my money.

"RAMSAY MACKAY
EXPRESS & BANKING"

"Agent for WELLS & FARG"

Two hundred and nine grams in weight,
Wayne. That's right.

He wants you to deposit
with the Bank. Yes.

You mean you're leaving, huh?

Yes, I think
we got here too late

Good concessions are taken.

As if there ever was a good concession
in this region.

Well...

It looks like those guys over
there found some. Certo.

Here's your receipt. Thank you, Mackay.

My name is Trimball,
Dan Trimball.

What can I do for you, Dan?

I understand that you can send money
to an eastern person.

That's right,
wherever you send me?

For my city, Saint Louis.
Saint Louis?

Well, we have an office there.

How long have you been here?
About six months.

Any luck? Not bad,

at least it's better than working
on a ranch in Missouri. Must be

Two hundred and eighty-three
grams of weight.

Is there any chance that this
will get lost on the way?

Oh, no,
I just take you to San Francisco.

San Francisco? Yes...

We have a contract, so our office
in Saint Louis converts it into cash.

Yes, I understood.

Where do you want to send him?
To the same address as this letter.

Miss Lucy Dorsett.
We're engaged.

Here is her portrait.

She is very beautiful.

Oh, yes,
I really wish she were here.

Why don't you send for her?

I can't imagine letting her
come alone on this trip.

Mr. Wells wrote to me that an associate
of ours, John Butterfield,

is planning to bring a special group
here through Panama.

Women too? Of course...

the journey, is by the isthmus,
it will not be the most pleasant,

the rest of the way, by boat.
When would she get here.

In the middle of autumn.
But It's well.

I'll bring her!...
Your fiancee is worth as much as this,

he'll give you plenty
for expenses.

You boy, don't want,
to take one home?

Well!... No thank you.

I think we?re already walking.

Good luck. Thanks.

Prepare you!...

Who is it?

Hyah!... Hey you.

It looks like I hit you!...

Yes. He is eliminated!...

And that other bag over there?
It's just correspondence, come on.

"SALOON"

Well, Pawnee,
we have no other option!...

but it never hurts to take a look,
come on. Hmm!...

Ramsay!...

Pawnee.
We will take you to the cabin.

Dear Justine:

I'm afraid I won't be able
to see you as soon as I expected.

I am in a phase of very bad luck.

Do you know that you talked too
much during your sleep last night?

If I didn't already know that you
are interested

in Miss Pryor, I would
not hesitate to suspect now.

I couldn't close my eyes
all night,

I was afraid
to miss something interesting.

I'm falling apart...

but I'm glad to see you with
your head in place again.

Ramsay!...

you have to get out of here fast,
they're after you. Who's there?

The boys, they had a meeting,
they don't believe it,

that have been stolen.
Thanks Felow

No shots, Hank.

Close suppose they start?

What's the matter, boys?
Mackay...

We don't believe the story
of theft

Now, unless you want
to tell where you hid that gold...

We no longer have a thief here,

since we hanged
that mestizo, a year ago.

I'm sorry they doubt
my word but I'm happy...

for coming, it saves me the trouble you
of going to look for them.

Abe, read this out loud.
Mackay, I can't read,

Do you know? But I know.

Baldwin and Co. Bank,
San Francisco,

Certificate of deposit.

Four thousand two
hundred and forty dollars

on credit to Ramsay Mackay.

Agent for the Wells & Amp;
Fargo company in Saint Louis.

Bem, they are seeing more
than enough to repay the losses.

I mean, that they will repair
the damage?

Definitely,
we will have everything back.

I guess we were a little rushed.

I'm going to San Francisco tomorrow.
Two can accompany me.

I will pay the totals against
the receipts you have.

Well, thanks Ramsay.
By the way...

I'll be here next week doing
business at the same time.

Let's check it out!...

"1851"

Well, here's your San Francisco.
I hope it brings me luck.

I hope so too, of course.
Where you go?

To the islands.

What boats are those
in our direction?

They always come to pick up
newspapers from Mexico.

I let the first man on board buy
them for a dollar each.

They do a fantastic price.

And that tall guy always seems
to be the luckiest.

Why, but that is our man, Ramsay.

That was a great race.
Have better luck next time, guys.

Well, my boy,
you were the first to go up.

I got 50 for you on this trip.

Fifty, is that all?
I could get a hundred.

Mr. Wells, how are you?

Yes well. I didn't expect
to find you on board.

I imagined doing a surprise
and giving you my moral support.

I thought you needed,
after that setback

in Hangtown, so I raised
a little more capital.

Enough for the rent, for now.
The rent?

You mean you're going
to open an office here? Why not?

Ramsay, I want to introduce you
to John Butterfield.

Mr. Butterfield,
nice to meet you,

they've told me a lot about
you, Mackay.

They say that our friend
here has crazy ideas

and that you put them on,
In practice

It has listened to Fargo.

Mr Wells?
Ramsay, the bride you ordered.

Safe and sound,
transported with great care.

You have all been so good to me.

I don't even know how to thank
you, but where's Dan?

He's coming by boat,

I didn't let him come in mine for fear
that he would be turned over.

Lucy?

Oh, oh, Dan.

Eh!... Dear.

Thanks.

Well, Ramsay...

it will take a while to anchor
and we have a lot to talk about.

Come on down, do you mind?
Do not. No, no, no.

Come this way. Excuse.

First we want to talk a little
about your future.

There's more time for that, sir.

In between.

Justine?

That is not true.

I will wake up in a minute.

No. It is true, yes. It is true.

But, your mother, how did
she allow you to come here alone?

Ah, I doubt she'll
ever understand that.

But Dad understood,
it was wonderful...

and when we heard that Mr. Wells
was coming to bring Lucy.

We decided to embark
two brides instead of one.

Fiancee?

I... I can go back,
if you don't want me.

I want you.

What is it? It's just water.

You are here to stay, dear.

We will get married immediately.

"SAINT FRANCIS"
Hotel & Saloon

Here we are

I'm sorry dear, but I think
this is the best place in town.

Well, it is better to remain
much more to us, isn't it?

Thanks.

Johnatan, I want
to introduce you to my wife.

Delighted, Mrs. Mackay.

This way, dear.

Now remember, Wang,

I want you to take care
Mackay while I'm gone.

I'll take care!...

I mean, taking good care of her,
being on guard, you know.

Oh! ... I'll be on guard, like a soldier,
I know. That's right.

Well, I'll be right there, dear.
Goodbye.

I don't like that you have to go.
Me neither.

You know, since Mr. Wells,
is gone things are not going very well

Last month it was barely enough
to cover expenses.

How did that happen?
Competition, quite a lot.

Firms like Slade
and Oliver interfering.

That's why I have to go
to the gold fields to get new customers.

I think you're right,
Ramsay, but I ...

I don't want to interfere
with your activities,

but I was counting
on going with you so much.

I won't be far from you
this day, I'll be back.

Besides, Mrs. Andrews will be
here with you and the doctor.

You, but it is you that I want.
I want you close to me.

Will you be back in time?
Yes, of course very well.

Goodbye!... Goodbye!...

Remember, Larry, you can't sit
in the office waiting.

transactions come to you,
you?ll have to get them.

I'm going to put on my boots.

That's the way it is said,
Take the mail,

I'll take it with me How are you,
Ramsay, in Hangtown these days.

That's right, Wait.
I heard that you got married.

Yes, settled and with a child,
except when I'm traveling.

Thanks.

Well everything will go,
very well...

Eleven my, eleven my day...

Day...

Gosh, Ramsay. Hank.

I shouldn't be
shaking your hand.

What is this idea of coming here
and not looking for me.

I'm in a hurry, Hank.
I would look for you on the next trip.

I will not be here on the next trip.

Because? I'm exhausted!...

I've been stuck here like crazy
for months...

trying to find a couple
of drinks and not...

I was luckier than a duck
with a doorknob.

Are you going to resign again?

You know, I've never worked
so hard in my life as...

Didn't you, Pawnee? Hmm!...

Now that Pawnee wants a break,
you might come back to work for me.

No, Pawnee and I are going
to the plains...

back to Saint Louis. Hien!...

Well, either way we can get on,
with a good piece together, come on.

I'm sorry I can't change your
mind, Hank.

No, Ramsay,
as much as I want to see Miss Pryor,

with your forgiveness
and your wife

and by the way how is she?
Not as well as you might expect.

I look forward to returning,
so I eliminated two of the fields.

It doesn't mean that she is sick.
No, quite exactly...

Ramsay. Wait.

What's it?
It's Lucy, come quickly, please

What's the matter, Dan? My wife.

Ten days ago I sent for the doctor
in Sacramento but no one came.

I don't know what I'm going to do,
Ramsay. Our Lady.

Listen, isn't there a woman
in the country?

I don't remember
seeing one around here.

Wait a minute, there's an Indian woman
near the excavations. Pawnee!

Alright Neguina, my friend!...
Hmm!...

He's going to bring her,
she has a pimpolho. Great.

Can't you do something?
She can't take it.

Control yourself. We have to think.

Hank, make a fire we will need
a lot of hot water.

You help him.

Take it easy boy, take it easy.

I know it's hard to understand
why things happen the way they do.

Sometimes a long time passes
before we can understand.

But, after all, you did not
abandon him entirely alone.

There's the child.

And I think she would like you
to control yourself...

and do everything for the little guy.
But she was afraid.

She knew she was going to die,
she said it to me.

She even made me swear,
that I would send

the child to her parents' home
in Saint Louis.

But what can I do now?

She left.

And the child will die now,
I know it will.

The little one looks fine now

and I see no reason not
to continue like this.

But if he stays here,
without proper treatment...

and I promised. I don't know
why you can't keep your promise.

But this is impossible. Hank?

You are wanting to go to Saint
Louis and I want you to work for me,

maybe we can kill two birds
with one stone.

Where do you want to go?

I want you to speak
to the Indian husband,

ask if they would come
to Saint Louis with you.

Tell him we will pay well.
Who, me?

I don't want to get involved
in something like that.

Say, what are you trying
to get me involved in?

I will speak.

Normal!...

White man wants you and India...

Normal!...

cross the country,
with a child in your arms.

Ramsay!...

You mean that Wells & Fargo,
carries anything.

A child and a nurse are
not going to intimidate us.

If he succeeds, his son will go
to Saint Louis by land.

But they have to do it.
Normal!...

Hank,
tell him I'll pay anything.

Leave it to me. Yes.
Leave it to me.

Normal!...

cross the country,
with a child in your arms.

Wells & Fargo!...

Hein!...

Wells & Fargo!...

cross the country,
with a child in your arms.

Wells & Fargo!...

Justine, are you all right,
Mrs. Andrews?

The doctor is still with her.

But don't you want
to take a look at your son?

She is fine?

She did not stop calling him,
she was very shaken by not having come.

Justine.

Justine. Look at me, please.

The only time I needed you...

You did not come. I know.

I thought I could, but look,

Lucy!... Lucy Trimball,
she also had a child.

And I had to stay to help.
after she died I...

Died?

I didn't stop thinking about
you, even though I knew,

you had a doctor and proper care.

And the child... her child?

You are in good hands.

I knew that he would want me
to do everything in my power.

"1857"

What is it? It's about installing
the Atlantic Cape.

They are always installing,
never ending.

Rambos' opinion
on the Whig Party case.

New York Herald,
directly from the boat.

The government has granted
land mail contract.

Wait, wait, wait...

Delete the news about
the Watch Committee.

Write it down, Jew.

One of the most important events
in the history of Californi ...

It was the granting,
by Congress,

of a contract for land mail,
on the 15th of September.

Did you read this part?
As it was revealed,

Ramsay Mackay, local manager,
Wells & Fargo America,

You will be responsible for the trip.
I'm happy, he's a good man

It's the nicest thing
that ever happened in California.

Yes, we can now receive
our correspondence.

Did you hear about the terrestrial?

That was too much, Cordelia.
Your singing was wonderful.

Girls, did you hear the news?

The land mail contract
has been signed.

Oh, oh!... Yes!

You see, they say that
Mr. Ramsay will be in charge.

Wonderful for Ramsay and Mr Wells
came to discuss the plans with him.

He will have to establish,
a number

of bus stations between
here and Missouri. What?

This means that he will be gone
for more than a year.

I'm sorry, Mr. Wells,

it's not that I don't
want to go but... See...

I promised Justine that I
wouldn't leave San Francisco.

But, man of God,
our plans are aimed at that.

We are counting on you.
I'm sorry.

You have already supervised
the route we have to take.

By God, man,
this is no time to talk about saying,

but, this service is
absolutely essential.

Some people here would like
to break with the Union...

to make California a republic.

Texas and the south are unhappy
and talking about Secession...

The north thinks it has
the right to rule the country.

I'm sorry. Now, proper
communication will do. I'm sorry.

I prefer not to talk
about this anymore.

Hank knows the route
as well as I do.

Why not leave him in charge.
Hey, wait a minute.

I don't want to tie myself to a job
for an entire year, one job.

I am decided.

I don't understand you, Ramsay.
This is not like you.

Why not think about it.
Talk to Justine.

I have to take
the next boat to Panama.

If you change your mind before
that, let me know.

Hello dear.

How was the party?
It looks like they liked it.

We read excerpts from the Legend
Crepe Along and Cord?lia sang.

It looks like they
couldn't help it.

Did the baby behave well?

They played with her so much that she
is exhausted and still sleeping.

I'm hungry, does Wang have
anything to eat?

Your favorite dish, roast beef.
Great.

Why didn't you bring Mr. Wells
out to dinner with us?

He had a meeting at
the hotel, tonight.

It's about the land mail
contract, isn't it?

Aren't you going to the meeting?

My no, this has nothing,
to do with me

The newspaper says that you will be
in charge of tracing the route.

Oh no. It is more likely
to be Hank York.

I thought Mr Wells wanted you.
We discussed the issue.

I thought about not sacrificing a year
of my life by eating dust around.

Butterfield and Hank can
take care of that.

Sure honey...

you don't want,
to shower before dinner?

I've already prepared your outfit.
Thank you, I want to.

I'll be right back.

Do you mean that...
that I...

don't care about that?

I couldn't do it.

I know how much
this means to you.

But I promised. I know.

And after all,
it's only for a year.

Um ano Justine!...

"TIPTON, MISSIOURI
SETEMBER 15, 1858"

How are you, John?
Hello Harry.

I see, everyone sees!...

Ormsby of the New York Herald.
He goes with you as a correspondent.

It's a pleasure, Mr. Ormsby,
I hope you enjoyed the trip.

I saw everyone sighing.

He sends a letter to his newspaper
and wants the route.

Exactly, of course, come on,
for the carriage.

You are already well grown.
Thanks

Very kind of you to come here
to say goodbye.

We couldn't miss
this, could we, dear?

I actually came here
to ask about Justine.

Justine is doing very well.
And the baby, how are you?

Alice is very well,
I should go and see her,

Justine misses you very much.
Give him my hug.

Now, here we are in Tipton,

going west across
the Rocky Mountains...

and wavering through Texas,
along Pecos, going...

to El Paso and up through Los Angeles,
into San Francisco.

A distance of 20,600 miles.

And how long did it take
to prepare, Mr. Butterfield?

Just over a year. Amazing.

And what can you say about
the bus stations?

Well, there are about 120
and some of them are...

about 20 miles from each other
and some even reach 60.

Ramsay Mackay can tell
you more about this,

he oversaw the construction
of the majority.

By the way, when does
the western coach leave?

Get out of San Francisco
today if we are

time, we must
meet within ten days.

How are you, sir. Hello, Hank.

Do you want that,
Mr Butterfield?

Oh yah ... Stay here.
It's ok?

You can find more
to publish than you think.

You are not going with us,
are you? Yes Yes.

Well, I hope your hair is safe.

We're ready, Mr. Butterfield.
Ramsay, let's go over there.

I'm going up, Sr. Butterfield.

Remember,
the contract stipulates 25 days

cancellation you know,
what does this mean for me

And for me, too.
25 or total failure.

Here we go!...

It's already stopped!...

Take these!...

Change the horses!

Come on... Now change them.

These are rested, let's go.
Well, goodbye guys.

Woa, woa, no!...

They were Indians, for sure.

It must have been
completely by surprise.

I knew each one well,
one of these guys

I never thought I was
going to bury them.

Hyah, come on!...

See what's coming.

Staff, is the western driver.

Woa, guys we arrived,
come on!...

Let's go dispatch!...

Hi, guys, how's work, Ed?

Hi, how are you?
It's all right.

Mr. Butterfield,
shake Mr. Slot's hand.

How's Mr. Butterfield
doing, nice to meet you. Hi!...

I didn't expect
to find you here.

Yeah, two days ahead of
schedule, right?

Is this a victory,
all right with the seasons?

Yes, with the
exception of number 4,

which was completely
razed by the Indians.

This is bad,
all right from our rear...

but take it easy through
the Old Pass.

This will be your job, Ramsay.

My? Yes, you will now go
on your own.

But I don't understand, sir.

Well, I'm going back with Ed,

I just wanted to
relieve Mr. Wells' head.

He seemed a little concerned that
we weren't able to do it.

They are waiting for you in San Francisco,
with a great reception.

Oh, I'll have mine
in Saint Louis,

come on, I'm smelling
coffee and I'm hungry.

Yes, let's go!...

Ground Mail is coming.
The Mail arriving.

So come on now!...

Guys, guys, the mail coming.

This is an excellent speech
by Lincoln.

They fight, says they are
doing very well in the country.

I agree with him,
we don't want slavery in California

I would like to see you president.

Well with this Pony Express

both good news and bad
news arrive faster.

Hyah!...

"NOVEMBER, 1860"

"FOUND THE EASTERN SECTION
OF TELEGRAPH COMPLETED"

"AS FOR AS ST. JOSEPH MISSURI"...

"THE WESTERN SECTION EXTENDING EAST
TO FORT CHURCHILL, NEVADA"...

Come on!...

But carefully!...

Hey Ruff,
you have to guide that!...

Come on be careful with that!...

Go with it fast!...

All right, all right!...

Lincoln was elected.

Lincoln was elected.

Lincoln was elected.

Lincoln was elected. Lincoln...
Lincoln.

Well, there is your divided
country, even here

I didn't know that there were
so many Southern sympathizers.

Now do you still think that the south
will not withdraw from the Union?

Mama said in the last letter
that if Breckinridge was not elected.

I can not believe.

This would only
represent one thing.

Come on!...

High there. Woa, high.
What is this?

You are carrying gold to Washington,
the United

Confederates of America
will take over the shipment.

We will give you a legal,
refundable receipt at the end of the war.

Sergeant.

Thank you, Mr. Secretary.

Mr. President,
do you mind receiving,

the representative
from Wells & Fargo, California

No, Mr. Chad, take him inside.

I already gave him instructions.

The president will welcome you.

Mr. President,
this is Mr. Mackay.

Mr. Mackay.

You can immediately understand
why these confiscation of gold

by the confederation must stop.

Yes sir.

We do not wan,
to continue this war one

day longer than is strictly
necessary.

The south fights
in courageous struggle

and employs everything
to avoid defeat.

We have thousands
of men on the battlefield

who have to be fed...
dressed and paid.

Every dollar
on the San Francisco

it is indispensable
for this purpose

Your company has to bring you here.
We will do our best, sir.

Thank you, Mr. Mackay.

Good morning, Mr. President.
Good day.

You better wait for me.
Yes sir.

Hello Ben.
Hello, Mr. Mackay.

You want to tell Mrs. Pryor that I have
a message from Miss Justine.

Ah, how is Miss Justine.
She's fine, yes thanks.

You want to do the favor
of waiting there.

I'm sorry, sir, but Mrs.
Pryor refuses to receive you.

Did I tell her it was Justine
who asked me,

which is a very
important matter?

Yes, sir, I told her all this,
but she doesn't want to see you

The Pryor family took,
a big hit with the death

of boss Mr. Nick.

Nick? Yes, we received
the news last week.

He was killed there in Georgia.

Good afternoon sir.
Oh, Ramsay.

Mister Pryor, I didn't know,
I just heard about death.

Yes, Ramsay, our only son,

is too hard.

I heard you were in Washington.

Yes, I was there, I just stopped here
on my trip to San Francisco.

I'm happy with this, let's sit down.
Thanks.

But I just arrived with a message
from Justine to Mrs. Pryor.

Now I understand why
she refuses to see me, I...

I'm sorry for meddling.
It doesn't bother anyone at all.

Now give me the message,
I'll give it to her.

You know.
Justine misses you very much.

When our baby was born,

I know that she regretted
not having her mother with her.

She hoped that this time we...

Adele, my dear,

Ramsay was just saying
that Justine needs you.

If my daughter wants to see me,
why not come here,

which is her own home.

I believe it would be impossible
for her to travel in her current state.

She wants you to stay
with her when the baby. Baby?

She asks you to come.

When you want to travel.
Tomorrow.

Very well, I'll be ready.

Mom.

Why doesn't Dad come
and say goodnight. He's busy dear.

What are you doing down
there with those men?

Quiet, go to sleep now.

Finally he slept

Justine...

I came here because you asked,
but nothing else holds me here.

Now you don't need anyone else,
so I'm going home on the next boat.

Mom, why?

How can you ask me to stay with
what has been happening down there

Her husband and those men stay
in that room all the time.

After all, this is his house,
but what are they doing?

Have you ever wondered
why he was called to Washington?

And what orders did
you receive there?

I can't believe that...
Because you are afraid to face reality.

Afraid to find out now.

Are you sure about this new road,
Ramsay? Right.

This is the biggest
shipment we've ever made,

over two million gold, right?

That's right, sir...
Nothing can happen

That's why we go further north,
into Colorado.

We plan to cross the Rocky Mountains
near Fort Garland

and then go through the valley
and take old Harbs' shortcut.

Yah thiss will take us from the north
of the Arkansas River into Kansas.

This looks good to me.

Now, as for trains,
I think we need...

Ramsay...

I ask you and friends
to get out of here.

Make your conspiracies
and plans in your office,

not in my home.

I'm sorry, gentlemen.

Well, what was it? You were right.

They want to send more gold
through the Union army.

Yes, to buy more
ammunition, more bullets,

to kill boys like
your own brother.

Yes...

yes, but we can prevent it.

We can stop it,
I heard the route they will take.

If we can transmit information.

And we can, we will find a way.

I'm sorry, honey,
I didn't know how you felt.

I just didn't think,
I want to apologize.

I'm going to the hotel
with Mr. Wells,

I'm leaving in the morning,
maybe before you wake up

Never. Are you going to travel?
Yes, I'm going east.

You should not.
You should not go.

Ramsay, because you have
to help kill boys

who never hurt you.

We didn't start this war,

the best that we have to do
and finish it as soon as possible.

It doesn't matter how many
are murdered.

Just like Nick. I know honey.

I would like to finish it this minute.
But we have to continue.

Besides, I gave my word...

Goodbye dear. Ramsay...

if you leave now,
knowing how I feel.

I won't be here when you
get back.

I can't change my plans...
goodbye.

Ah!...

Tell me what to do!...

But anything can happen
and there it goes.

He takes me he gives me day.

And it all ends like this.

High.

Lieutenant, put two men,
with a flag of truce of troops.

They are confederates,

there is something strange about
all this and it was not surprising.

It looks like they?re trying
to deliberate, Ramsay,

they are
coming with a white flag

Put your weapons down, men.
Stay here, Hank.

Make a mistake, Captain,
we are not an army troop.

I'm pretty sure of that, Ramsay.

Talbot?
You're too far north, aren't you?

No, when it comes to business.

It must be a very important
matter, they are...

The gold they are carrying
is very important...

to the confederate states
and I ask that you deliver it.

There will be no delivery,

I am warning you,
we are more numerous.

We cannot prevent bloodshed.
If they don't attack us.

I'm sorry, Ramsay.
Me too, Talbot.

We will cross, Hank.
Wait for me!...

Troop attention,
get ready for action.

Take your seats, boys,

we're going in a double row,
let's go.

Get the knights. Get the knights.

Hyah!... Ho!...

Any prisoners?
Did anyone run away?

No, they didn't give up
until the end,

they fought until the last man.

How do you feel, Ramsay. I'm fine.

You know, Pawnee died.

Do not.

It will be weird
to be without him around.

I found this here
at Captain Carter and I thought...

that you might want
to send to his relatives.

Thank you, Hank,
let's spend the night here.

Make sure they get a decent burial.
No doubt.

You don't think it's time
to come inside, dear.

A little more, Mom.

I would like you
to let go of those thoughts.

I should never have abandoned him.

Come on, children need you.

How's the whiskey, sir?

Great. Ah...

This is the only thing
that hasn't changed,

How it feels? Same as always, sir.

Except my growing anguish.

Yes, increasing.

Nicholas...

I heard that your
son-in-law is in town.

Yes,
he came to the Nation party...

or whatever it is.
Have you ever been with him?

No...

That company has made
great strides.

Yes.

They took control of the Expresso Pac?fico,
merged with the company

American Express and made Ramsay
the vice president.

I will be with him tonight
at the shareholders' dinner.

Grandpa...

Mom says it's time to get in.
Oh, yes, yes, without a doubt.

I'll come tomorrow at the same time,
Nicholas. Definitely.

We have to finish,
this game one day. Yes.

Come on, Ramsay.

Here he is, mom.

Why do you call me
whenever I'm winning.

Remember that you promised
to rest before you leave.

Run my son, Mom waits.

I would like you to
come with me tonight,

I don't like to go out without you,
it's weird.

You know this is impossible.

But I thought...

that if you could see each other,
things could be quite different.

Haven't you been writing
to him in those days?

No, since Mom died.

That letter came back,
like all the others.

I cannot understand.

Ramsay did not appear
to be of this type.

Is there anything you haven't said
to me, something you should know?

No, Dad,
now go change your clothes.

So, Justine!...

the world has become our
oyster through an oyster.

Well, the next day,
Mr. Bradford lent me the money...

that started the ground service
from Bufallo to Saint Louis.

In the old days we had only
one fundamental rule.

Get there!

I can assure you
that Ramsay Mackay...

He never broke that rule.

There are things about him
that can be better...

told by his intimate companion
of many years.

I mean Hank York.

I just know that Ramsay
and I were already

in trouble during our travels, but...

that never worried me as much
as this suit that I'm wearing.

But leaving the jokes aside
the old Wells & Fargo company,

no doubt fulfilled its part
in opening to the west

Some people go so far
that they say she

helped keep
the United States together.

But now we have trains
crossing the country

and we also have the telegraph.

Now some people think
the telegraph is helping,

to hold the country together.

But I would hate that
these United States,

only keep it together
because of a pile of cables.

I think considerable
intelligence was needed

to come up with even that.

Yes, sir, what was done required
a lot of intelligence and luck.

The lucky part was
that Mr. Wells was able to get men,

like Ramsay, to put his wonderful
ideas into practice.

And that's why they thought
they weren't doing...

enough for him tonight,
just feeding...

and then they asked me
to give him this beautiful gift.

It's what they call a plate

and it's made of silver...

which is made of Constant Load silver
and gold from the old Hangtown mine.

There where Ramsay organized
the first shipment of gold.

It shows two hands intertwined,

symbolizing the union
of east and west.

But, you see...

I would like to imagine
that one hand was mine.

And the other was from Ramsay.

Because I am terribly proud
to have been an inseparable companion...

of one of the pioneers
of one of the most...

I don't think I can talk anymore,
I think the collar is tightening too much.

Take Ramsay, take the damn thing.

You're Alice, aren't you? Yes Dad.

I told them who I was
and they let me stay here,

I hope you don't mind.

In no way, am I glad they left.

It's...

it's hot tonight, isn't it?
Excuse me.

Can I ask you for something?
No thanks.

Please sit down.

I can't get used to seeing
you grown up like that.

Let's see, you're 17, right?

I'll be...
tomorrow. Tomorrow?

Don't you remember, do my daddy?

It is logical... it is logical.

Your birthday. Well...

I will have to do something.

You could give me
a wonderful gift.

Tell me, what is it?

I'm having a birthday
party tomorrow.

I came here especially
to invite you.

Would you come?

Well, I... All my friends
know that you're here.

So, I thought you
were able to come.

I think you know,
I have to leave tomorrow.

Well, couldn't you stay
an extra day?

No, my plans are already made.

You do not wanna come?

Is not it. Then you will come

I'm sorry, i can not.

Mom never told me why
you guys aren't together...

but now I...

I never thought you were so cruel.

Mr. Mackay?

Excuse.

Oh, daddy, thanks.

Justine. Ramsay.

Play. Please play.

Glad you came.
It made Alice very happy.

Dad said he was going
back to California.

I was going, but...

I was wrong

Need to talk to you.

Those long, empty years of hate
and resentment.

We have to forget about them,
Justine.

Yes, Ramsay.

So...
I want you to destroy this.

I should have destroyed it,
years ago

This was like cancer.

Where did you find this.

We found it
on Talbot Carter's corpse.

But I didn't send it.

I threw it away, I remember,
because Mom was...

It was your mother?

Oh, but...

Justine.

Mom?

Come on, let's break the cake.
This well baby.

"THE END"